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Surinam Society, [in Holland] 2855, 2877, 2878, 2950-55, 2965, 2990, 2995, 3017, 3119, 3148, 3282, 3313, 3671
Surplice (surplesse), never hitherto seen in New England or New York, (1664) 545
Surrender of New Jersey, by the Proprietors to the Crown, (1702), 1593
Surrender of New Netherland, (1664) 555-68, 573-76, 584-86, 593, 648, 1591; allusions, 1657, 2094, 3447, 4083, 4094, 4122
Surrender, second, of New Nether- land, (1674) 662, 668-72
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Surry county, England, rendezvous of the Palatines, (1709) 1725, 1727, 1732, 1741-42, 1754, 1833, 1835, 1837, 1840
Suspension of church members,
(1771) 4225
Susquehannah river, 879, 1898, 3403
Sussex county, N. J., 4213
Sutherland, Justice, 2225
Sutphen, Dirck, 4243, 4246
Sutven (Sutphen), Gysbert, 2708
Suydam, Henry, 3031
Suydam, Rev. Dr (John Howard), 17
Suydam. See also Suddam
Swabia, 1781
Swaenenburgh, name given to Kings- ton (1673) 634
Swaenewyck, Del., 673, 676
Swaine (Swayne), Francis, 369, 500
Swalmius (Swalminus, Zwalmius) Eleazar, 148, 240, 248-50, 266, 268, 273 1
Swamp Church, 4111ª
Swansea, Wales, 217
Swansin, William, 4046
Swart, Adam, 4034, 4192
Swart, Cornelis T., 738
Swart, Esaias, 1306
Swart, Evert W., 4033
Swart, Garrit, (1652) 310
Swart, Jacobus, 3297-98, 4034
Swart, Johannes, (1766) 4033
Swart, Peter, 4033
Swart, Samuel, 4034
Swart, Teunis, 2811, 3098
Swart, Tobias, 4033
Swart, Wilhelmus, 4033
Swatara (Chettery) , Pa., 1898,
2177
Swartwout, Aldert, 362-63
Swartwout, Barnadus, 4198
Swartwout (Schwartwout), Jacobus, 4322
Swartwout, John, 3985
Swartwout, Roeloff, 501, 539, 684
Swartwout, Rudolphus, 3985, 4243, 4246 Swartwout, Thomas, 362-63 Swearing, 1016
Sweden, 395, 459, 666, 1783
Swedes, the, on the Delaware, 377, 401, 420, 676, 1593
Swedish parsons, 214, 340, 447, 531, 550
Sweet, Mr, 1728, 1730, 1837-38
Sweet singers, 2110
Swiss inhabitants of New York, 3999
Swits, Cornelis, 1306
Switse, John, 2046-47 Switz, Abraham, 4365
Switz, Isaac, 1197, 1310, 1527
Sylvius, Chevalier, 644
Symes, Lancaster, 1312, 1573, 3738
Symonse, Folkert, 2046-47
Symonsz, Garret, 2046
Synergists, number of, among Pala- tines, (1713-14) 2063
Synod, (Presbyterian), of New York and Philadelphia, (1762) 3823, 3844
Synod, (Presbyterian), of New York and New Jersey, (1789) 4353
Synod, (Reformed Dutch), of New York and New Jersey, the term " synod " forbidden to be used in America, (1768) 4124, 4234, 4207 ; the term claimed as a right, 4159- 60, 4195-98; the term "synod " assumed, (1784) 4321, 4324-25, (1785) 4327-29, 4331, 4333; writes to classis, (Apr. 1786) 4338; (May 1787) 4343; requests the classis henceforth to address them as a synod, (1787) 4344-46, (1788) 4347-50, (1789) 4351-52, (1790) 4354-57, 4361, 4362-64. See also General convention (1791, 1792), General synod, (1794) Particular synod (1793)
a This was a German Lutheran church on the northeast corner of William and Frankfort streets, New York City.
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Synod, or general meeting, (1772) 4252-54; letter from classis to, (Jan. 12, 1773) 4258-59; meeting, (June 3, 1773) 4263; meeting, (Oct. 1773) 4267-69; letter to the classis, (Oct. 1773) 4271; letter from classis, to, (Apr. 11, 1774) 4274; another letter, (June 15, 1774) 4278-79; meeting, (Oct. 1774) 4281-82; meeting: appoints a day of prayer and fasting on account of the condition of the country, (Apr. 1775) 4286-87, 4288; classis writes to the general meeting, (Oct. 1775) 4289; meet- ing: cessation of correspondence with Holland, state of the country, day of fasting and prayer, letter to the Classis of Amsterdam, (Oct. 1778) 4301-4, 4306-7; meeting: petition to the government to sup- press the sins of the land (Oct. 1780), 4307-8; meeting: the sins of the land, state of the church, (Oct. 1781) 4309-10; meeting: the sins of the land, (Oct. 1782) 4310; letter from the classis, to, (July 1783) 4311; Rev. Jacob R. Hardenberg writes to the classis about possible union with the Presbyterians, (1783) 4314-15; meeting: condition of the Reformed church at the close of the Revolu- tion, (May 1784) 4316-20; meet- ing: letter from the classis, fra- ternal correspondence with the Presbyterians, fundamental ar- ticles, names of general meeting and particular meetings changed to those of synod and classes, ob- jectionable features in the act for incorporating churches, election of Rev. Dr John H. Livingston as pro- fessor of theology, Rev. Herman Meyer appointed instructor in He- brew and Greek, letter to the classes by Dr Livingston, close of the war, minutes of this meeting sent, reference to the new measures
Synod (continued)
and appointments - adoption of the names synods and classes and election of a professor .- (Oct. 1784) 4321-25; meeting of the synod: fraternal correspondence, funds, professorship, day of fasting and prayer, (May, 1785) 4328-29, 4330-31; synodical meeting : funds, fundamental articles, ecclesi- astical incorporation, fraternal cor- respondence, English psalms, (Oct. 1785) 4331-32; letter from the classis, (1786) 4337; the Synod of New York to the classis, (Apr. 11, 1786) 4338-39; meeting of synod: letter to classis, professorship, fra- ternal correspondence, ecclesiastical incorporation, (Oct. 1786) 4340- 41; letter from classis to the gen- eral assembly (synod), (Apr. 2, 1787) 4342; meeting of synod : form of call, fraternal correspond- ence, incorporation of churches, (May 1787) 4343; meeting of sy- nod: receive letter from classis, pro- fessorship, funds, English psalmody, (Oct. 1787) 4344-45; letter to classis, 4345-46; meeting of synod : funds, church order, (Oct. 1788) 4347-48; letter to classis, 4348-50, synodical meeting: letters received from classis, funds, address to President Washington, church or- der, title of the church enlarged, (Oct. 1789) 4351-52; synodical meeting: form of calls, funds, Con- gress petitioned to reprint the Word of God, church order, reply of President Washington to the ad- dress, English psalmody, (Oct. 1790) 4354-56, 4359-61; general convention of: funds, church order, (Oct. 1791) 4362-63; synodical meeting: church order, day of fast- ing and prayer, (May 1792) 4363- 64; general convention: church or- der adopted, English psalmody, ecclesiastical books and papers,
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Synod (continued)
professorship, (Oct. 1792) 4364- 66. See also General synod, Par- ticular synod
Synodalia, (1766) 4066, 4130, 4166, 4188, 4208, 4264, 4281, 4288-89, (1771-83) 4301, 4304, 4306, 4309- 11, 4330, (1786) 4340, 4343, 4349, 4354, 4359, 4364, 4366, 4369, 4372- 73, 4376-77, 4380, (1800-10) 4393 Synodical acts, 55-56, 80, 122 Synodical funds, (1788) 4348
Synods of North and South Holland, 2676
Synods, provincial [or particular - Byzondere], all claimed an equal interest in all the colonial churches, 119, 123-26, 130-35; order of their meetings, 2213 a
Syricks, Tyde, 484
"System of Truth," by De Ronde, 3904-6, 3918, 3967, 3975, 4007
Tablets erected - Middle Dutch church, New York, 45, 48, 69
Tack, Cornelius, jr, deacon of Mar- bletown, 4074
Tack, Ilrie, kirkmaster of Marble- town, 4074
Taghkanick, N. Y., (1784) 4319, 4383, (1800) 4390
Tajorhensere, an Indian, 1096
Tajoucken, E. I., 184. See also Ta- yowae, E. I.
Talbot, John, Rev., 1507, 1508-9, 1556, 1613, 1669, 1809, 1911, 1914- 15, 2096, 2107
Talbot, Kemble, 1509
Talland, Rev. Jacob, 4266
Talman, John, justice, prosecuted for skeptical remarks, 1515, 1585
Tamarica, Brazil, see Itamarca, Bra- zil
Tangier, Morocco, 921
Thanskamir, see Danskamer
Tappan, (Orange) N. Y., 2687, 2692, 2800, 2973, 3028-29, 3033, 3037, 3054-55, 3059, 3063, 3067-68, 3071,
Tappan, (Orange) N. Y. (continued) 3099, 3113, 3115, 3119, 3132-34, 3137, 3156, 3158, 3177, 3236, 3288, 3329-30, 3336-37, 3341-42, 3371, 3409, 3414-17, 3466, 3500, 3547, 3583, 3598, 3690, 3812, 3843, 3903, 3926-28, 3950, 4011-12, 4029, 4050; church desires a charter, 4083, 4085, 4089, 4101, 4103, 4211, 4243, 4246, 4248, (1784) 4318, 4383, (1800) 4391
Tappen, Peter, 4353, 4357
Tapper, Christiaan, 4033
Tapoyers of Brazil, 191
Tapuya, an Indian dialect, Brazil, Heidelberg catechism translated in- to, 42
Taquajenont, a Mohawk sachem, 1973 Tarne, Edward, 413
Tarne. See also Torne
Tarriha (Tarreha, Tarsha), an In- dian, 1068-69, 1094
Tarrytown, N. Y., first place of refuge of Domine Ritzema, (1776- 78) 4332
Tarsha, see Tarriha
Taunton, Mass., 1360, 3735
Taverns, zeal of the director of Cura- çao against, 507
Taxes, to be paid by the lessees, 2401 Taylor, Mr, 1427, 1694, 1731, 1745, 1840 Taylor, Edward, 966
Taylor, Joseph, 3840
Taylor, Nathaniel, 879
Taylor, Thomas, 365
Tayowae [Tajouw, or Tajoe, Java ?], E. I., 241. See also Tajoucken, E. I.
Teashok, sce Tyashoke
Teiorhensere, the Indian name of Father Lamberville, 905
Tellans, Rev. Jacob, 4169
Tellenaar (Telner), Jacob, 906-7,
922-23, 935, 944, 956, 958, 969, 970, 1053
Teller, Andrew, 690, 738 Teller, Jacob, 890, 998
a The names of these provincial synods were Friesland, Gelderland [or Gelria], Groningen, North Holland, Ommelanden, Overyssel, South Holland, Utrecht.
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Teller, Johannes, 1306, 2376
Teller, Oliver, 2319, 2327, 2378, 2390, 2449
Teller, William, of Willemstadt (Al- bany), (1674) 646
Teller, William, tenant in the Manor of Fordham, (1742) 2775-76
Teller, William, jr, of New York, (1690) 998
Telner, see Tellenaar
Temminck, Rev. Johan, at Amster- dam, 2805, 3082, 3112, 3130-31, 3139, 3579, 3582
Temple Exchange Coffee House, Lon- don, 1739-40, 1785
Templeman, Rev., 4097
Ten Bosch, Jakobus, 2009
Ten Brak, R. A., minister at Hat- tem, Holland, 3240
Ten Brinck, Hendrick, 902
Ten Brinck, Rev. R[udolph] A[rend], at Amsterdam, 4271, 4275, 4277- 78, 4286
Ten Broeck, Abraham, member of New York Assembly, (1770) 4176
Ten Broeck, Benjamin, 3952, 3955, 4040
Ten Broeck, Coeuraad, 4033
Ten Broeck, Dirck, 2148-52, 2157, 2158, 2186, 2670
Ten Broeck, Johannes, of Kingston, 4033
Ten Broeck, Coenraad, 4033 ack, 4243
Ten Broeck, Hendrick Wessels, dea- con at New York, 805
Ten Broeck, Petrus, 3217
Ten Broeck (Brook), Wessel, of Al- bany, (1699) 1306, 1318; alder- man, justice of the peace, 1326, 1402, (1717) 2115
Ten Broeck (Brook), Wessel, of Kingston, (1677) 697-98, (1680) 748, 750, 784, 796, (1712) 1933-34, (1719) 2143
Ten Broeck, Wessel, of Kingston, (1766) 4033
Ten Eyck, Abraham, (1739) 2101, 2747
Ten Eyck, (Adrian), (1725) 2329
Ten Eyck, Andries, (1723), 2204, 2211, 2265-68, 2570, 2592, 2668, 3382, (1758) 3711
Ten Eyck, Anthony, (1756) 2750, 3667, 3677, 3830, 3909, 3924, 3983, 4010, 4013, 4046, 4082, 4139, 4167, (1770) 4183
Ten Eyck, Conrad, (1664) 556, 565, 586, 608, 631, 642, 762, 800, 805, 819, 837
Ten Eyck, Conrad, (1710) 1844, 2112 Ten Eyck, Rev. Conrad, (1800) 4389 Ten Eyck, Cornelis, (1680) 805
Ten Eyck, Dirck, (1697) 1191, 1193,
1197, 1202, 1357, 1635, (1706) 1662
Ten Eyck, Hendrick, (1717) 2112 Ten Eyck, Jacob, (1717) 2100, 2377, 2671
Ten Eyck, Jacob C., mayor of Al- bany, (1750) 3108, 3800
Ten Eyck, Jacob H., 4086, 4176
Ten Eyck, Johannes, 4033, 4041, 4045
Ten Eyck, Matthew, 4033
Teneur, Hendrick, 3677
Ten Heynen, Jan A., 1198
Ten Hove, Michiel, 565
Ten Kate, Professor, 3183-84
Tenison, Thomas, archbishop of Can- terbury, 1311-12, 1426
Tennent, Rev. Gilbert, 2557, 2567, 2569, 2585-89, 2667, 2735, 2745-46, 2837
Tennent, Rev. William, (1733-77) 2638, 2735; gives account of re- vivals in America, (1744) 2858, 2871
Tenths, see Tithes
Terachjoris, a Mohawk sachem, 1969
Ter Borg, Rev. Abram, 3182
Te Rey, Henricus, 2388
Terhune (Terhuyn), Albert, 3331, 3338, 3413, 3490
Terhune (Ter Hune), David, 4011- 12, 4129
Terhune (Ter Heunen), Jan Albert, 1885
Terhune, Roeloff, 3012, 3547, 3549 Termaten, Rev. Bernhardus, 1099
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Termersheim, see Germersheim
Termeur, Janus [Adrian], 2189
Terneur, Michel, 2641
Territories, not identical, legally, with Plantations, 3430-31
Terwilliger, Evert, 3211
Tesschenmacher, Rev. Peter, supply- ing the church of Kingston, people petition Governor Andros to have him for their minister, (1676) 684; but no response, people of New Castle petition Governor Andros to have him for their minister, gov- ernor authorizes any three min- isters to examine and ordain him, (1679) 724-26; is examined and ordained by the three Dutch min- isters then in the country, (1679) 726-27, 834; further particulars about him, 728; the Classis of Am- sterdam informed of this first American ordination, 730-35; ap- proves of the same, (1680) 737, 739; the ministers thankful for the approbation of classis, 753-54, 782; allusions, 770, 777; trouble about his salary, (1681) 795, 834; leaves liis church (1682) 823, 835; sad condition of the church there, the minister determines to return, 830-31, 853-54, 856; people un- willing to receive him, 832-33; writes to classis, reviewing his ministry, 834-36; preaches on Staten Island, 837-39, 867; is called to Schenectady, (1683) 867- 68; allusions, 882, 908-9, 922, 935-36, 944-45, 947, 957; mur- dered by the French and Indians, (1690) 1003, 1007; his usefulness among the Indians, 1003; allu- sions, 1021, 1055, 1252, 1309, 1389 Tesselschade, [Maria] the poetess, 70
Test act, enacted, (1673) 1012; an- nulled by James II, (1685) 1013; restored by William III and in- troduced into New York, (1691) 1012-13, 1037, 1184
Testimonials to Domine Dellius, 1305-11, 1318-26, 1421
Tetard, Rev. John Peter, 3454
Tetterode, Rev. N[icolaas], at Am- sterdam, (1772) 4182, 4195, 4197- 98, 4204, 4236, 4238, 4241
Teunis, Aagte, wife of Paulus Dirkee, 703
Teunis, Claesjen, 538
Teunis, Jannetje, wife of Jan Harm Bergen, 703
Teunis, John, see Teunissen, Jan
Teunis, Lucas, 703
Teunis, Marretje, wife of Hans Teunise, 703
Teunise, Gerrit, of Albany, 992, 1306
Teunise, Hans, 703
Teunisen, Claes, 684
Teunisen, Evert, 758
Teunisen (Teunison), John, carpen- ter at New York, 143
Teunisse, Egbert, alderman of Al- bany, 1018, 1306
Teunisse, Jacob, of New York, 557
Teunisse, Jacob, of Albany, 1306
Teunissen, Cornelis, ex-elder in the Raritan district, 2211, 2289, 2328
Teunissen, Dirck, of Albany, 1306
Teunissen, Jan, ex-elder in the Rari- tan district, 2328, 2353, 2402, 2417
Teunisz, Hendrick, 1306
Teuniszen, Cornelis, of Albany, 1306
Texel, the, 82, 699, 857, 859
Teyonadelhough, a river, 3405
Thacker, Peter, 1360
Thanksgiving days, (1682) 842, (1863) 872, (1685) 891-92, 911, 949, 951, 1033, 1040, 1093, 1166 Thanksgiving sermons, to be
preached the day after the festival days, (1660) 488; Domine Rit- zema invited to preach the thanksgiving sermon for the union of the parties, (1772) 4247 Theaker, John, 509 Theat, Joseph, 1584 Theologia Didactica, 4123 Theologia Exegetica, 4123
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Theological Seminary, (1784) 4320-
25, 4329, (1786) 4339-41, 4368
Theology, professor of, allusions,
(1762) 3819; desired, (1763) 3862, 4103; should have a seat in the general coetus (general synod), (1768) 4125
Thiel (Til), see Tiel
Thirty-nine articles, the, (1652) 2930
Thise, Jan, 1326
Thomas, Mr, 4176
Thomas, A., 3045
Thomas, Elizabeth, 703
Thomas, Johannes Stoffel, 4040
Thomas, John, 1029
Thomas, Rev. John, Anglican min- ister at Hempstead, L. I., (1704- 24) 1553-54, 1589-90, 1610, 1809; writes to S. P. G., (1710) 1874-75, 1915, 1921, 1950, 2231
Thomase, Jan, of Albany, (1676) 690 Thompson, Mrs, (1689) 965
Thompson, Daniel, 4152
Thompson, Rev. David, of the Pres- byterian church, Amsterdam, 3278, 3405
Thompson, John, constable on Long Island, 705
Thompson, Maurice, 179
Thompson, Thomas, (1763) 3840
Thomson, John, of Bedford, West- chester county, 1588
Thorne, William, sr, 413
Thorne, William, jr, 413 Thoula, Russia, 184 Thrale, Mr, 1550 Three Mile Run, N. J., 2204, 2211, 2249, 2520, 2544, 2665 Thurston (Thuston), Daniel, 3173
Thurston, Thomas, 2135 Thysen, Gysbert, 1120 Tie vote, to be decided by lot, 1266, 1270, 1280, 2162
Tiebout, Albert, 3396, 3408
Tiebout, Henry, sexton of North Dutch Church, (1770) 4180, 4201, 4273 Tiebout, Johannes, 2120 Tiebout, John, 3881, 3920
Tiebouwt, Teunis, 2378, 2390, 2440,
2749, (1762) 3826, 3831, 3841, 3853, 3873, 3881, 3892, 3921 Tiel (Thiel), in Gelderland, Holland, 227; Classis of, 622, 3989 Tiemen ( ?), Holland, 2071 Tienhoven, see Van Tienhoven
Tienpoint, Adrian Jorissz, director of New Netherland, 188 Tillman, John, 4369
Tilson, Mr, 1838
Tilton, Goedie, 497
Tilton, John, 497 Timmerman, G., 3240
Timos, Rev., 183 Tindam, a converted Jew, 2345 Tinnecough (Tinnakunck), 536
Tionnontogon, capital of the Mohawk country, 590
Tiononderga creek, 2634
Tionondoroge, the Indian name of Fort Hunter, 1018
Tipperary, Ireland, 1791, 1831 Tirconnell, see Tyrconnel
Tithes, dispute between Director Stuyvesant and Patroon Van Rens- selaer about the disposition of the tithes on the latter's manor, (1658) 416; paying the minister by subscription does not release from tithes, (1659) 444; the village of Brooklyn to retain the tenths toward the support of the church, but the church must raise the balance needed, (1660) 477; the Mennonites on the South river are exempted from paying the tenths for 20 years after their settlement, (1662) 524; the people of Amers- foort petition to be excused from paying the tenths on account of poor crops, (1663) 531; the tenths collected by distress of goods at Huntington to pay Rev. Eliphalet Jones, (1682) 812, 813; town rates to be collected on Staten Island to support Rev. Mor- gan Jones, (1682) 815; allusions, 705, 721
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Title of the Dutch church changed, (1789) 4352
Titus, Content, 1518
Titus, Edward, 933
Titus, Francis, 3031
Titus, Samuel, 691-92
Titus, Silas, 2131
Tobacco, 84, 213, 635
Tobago, Island of, 357
Todd, Rev. Dr John A., 4320
Todinaeus, Rev. Leonard, 83
Toe, Samuel, 500
Tohonsiohanne, an Indian village in northern New York, 1583
Toleration act, the, 2240, 3908, 3994 Toleration, equal, the basis of liberty, 3369
Tompkins Market, New York City, 522
Tonneman (Sonnemans), Peter, 345, 366, 368-69, 415, 416, 419, 420, 475, 557, 563-64, 2377, 2819 Tormer, Daniel, 1139
Torne (Tarne), Henry, a Quaker, 1730, 1839
Tothill, Captain Jeremiah, 998, 1092, 1112, 1134, 1312, 1326, 1519, 1573 Totowa, calls Rev. Cornelis Blaauw, (1762) 3821, 3827, 4243, 4248, 4252, 4268, (1784) 4318, 4323, 4331, 4341, 4383
Totterer, George Philip, 2437
Tounemans, see Tonneman
Tounsend, George, 1788, 1857
Touyenijour, an Indian, 1374
Towanoendalough, Delaware county, N. Y., 3403
Tower, the, 1785
Tower (Lower), Captain George, 4337, 4342
Town rates for ministers' salaries, 705, 721, 815
Townley, Colonel Richard, 987, 996, 1345, 1953, 1992
Townsend (Townsen, Townson, Touwensen), Henry, 413, 496-97
Townsend, John, 413, 497, 499 Townsend (Townson). See. also Townshend
Townshend (Townsend, Townson), Charles, 2d viscount, formerly ambassador from England at the Hague, (1711) 1888; secretary of state, (1716) 2108
Townshend ( Townsend), Charles, 3d viscount, member of the Privy Council, (1767) 4098
Town vestrymen (of the ministry act of 1693), to be distinguished from church vestrymen, (1704) 1552, 1553-56; the two con- founded, 2016; allusions, 1077, 1095-96
Town vestrymen, have power to call a dissenting minister, 1114, 1909- 10, 2053; not to hold meetings without the presence of the (Anglican) minister, provision disregarded, 2012, 2019, 2043, 2114
Town wardens to be distinguished from church wardens, 1552, 1595 Tracey's "Great Awakening," 2565 Trade between Great Britain and New York, (1723-28) 2197 Trade of New York, (1702) 1591 Training with the militia, 913, 932- 33
Traitors, 1048
Transit of Venus, 4173
Translations of portions of Scripture into Mohawk, 1103, 1363. See also Mohawks, Indians
Transubstantiation, 1012
Traphagen, Henry, 2329
Travers, Samuel, 1788 Treadel's Bullundi Bethillie, 282
Treadwell, Rev., Anglican missionary at Trenton, N. J., 3804, (1763) 3863
Treas, Johannes Brong, 3082 Treason, 1031, 1055, 1441
Treasury of the [civil] Assembly, (1713) 2006
Treasury of the Dutch church of New York, (1701) 1484
Treat, Rev. Joseph, 4046-48, 4081 Treat (Triatt), Robert, 511, 520, 523
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Treat, Rev. Samuel, (1700) 1360 Treaties of peace, of Westphalia, (1648) 1782; of Breda, (1667) 1658; of Westminster, (1674) 671, 1658; of Bergstraat, (1650) 1602; of Ratisbonne, (1653) 1602, 1675- 76; of Munster, (1666) 1783, 1821; of Ryswick (Reswick), (1697) 1675-76, 1783; with the Five Na- tions of Indians, (1696) 1169
Tredwell, John, 1846
Treteatius, [Trelcatius] Rev.
[Lucas], at Amsterdam, 110
Treves (Trier), Germany, 1781
Trevoor, [Thomas], lord chief jus- tice, 1787
Trevoor [Trevor], Sir John, master of the rolls, 1787
Trial of Rev. Hermanus Meyer, 3952- 59
Triatt, see Treat
Tribbeck (Trebeke, Trebeks, Tribeko, Tribekko, Tribbeke, Tribleck ), Rev. John, chaplain of the prince of Denmark, 1692, 1694, 1736, 1739-40, 1742; makes report on distribution of Queen Anne's bounty to the Palatines, 1749-50, 1788, 1884
Trico, Catalina, 37
Triglandius, Rev. Jacobus, 67, 73 Trinity Church, New York City, al- lusions, 1022, 1064-65; certain Episcopalians petition Governor Fletcher to be allowed to buy ground upon which to build an Anglican church, (Mar. 19, 1696) 1134; licensed to collect funds therefor, (July 23, 1696) 1101, 1168, 1529-30, 1563; the first English (Anglican) church in the province, 1592; Domine Selyns's early allusion to, 1172; the city vestry calls Mr William Vesey to, he accepts the call, repairs to Eng-
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land for ordination, (Nov. 2, 1696) 1174; the city vestry loans him money for his journey, 1175; Colonel Heathcoate's account of this call, 1175-76; "managers of the Church of England " chosen,a (Nov. 2, 1696) 1176-77; they pe- tition for a charter, 1139, (May 6, 1697) 1178-79; charter granted on same day, text of the charter,b 1136-65, 1441-42; report of sub- scriptions for building, (May 28, 1697) 1153, 1180-81; the land asked for in the petition, 1179-80, note, see Anneke Jans, Queen's Farm, Queen's Garden; Mr Vesey's ordination in England, (Aug. 2, 1697) 1185-86; petition of the church for certain "redemption money " raised to ransom certain New Yorkers from Turkish cap- tivity, (Aug. 6, 1697) 1187, 1216- 17; the King's Farm and the King's Garden leased by Governor Fletcher to Trinity Church for seven years, (Aug. 19, 1697) 1227-28, 1245, 1278, 1282-85, 1289-90, 1311-13, 1315, 1496; induction of Rev. William Vesey into the rectorship of Trinity Church - the ceremony taking place in the Dutch church, (Dec. 25, 1697) 1218-19; inscription over Trinity's portal, 1219-20; Governor Fletcher gives his pew to the church, (1698) 1220-21; con- tributions by members of the Dutch and French churches toward the building of, 1284
Courteous reception of Governor Bellomont by the corporation of, (Apr. 1698) 1222; Bellomont se- cures a bill to annul the leases of the King's Farm and the King's
a Consisting only of Episcopalians, a separate body from the city vestry, which see. These " managers of the Church of England " became the " Vestry of Trinity Church " on June 30, 1698. Dix, 1: 110, 111.
b Claims which were incorporated in this charter, that the Anglican church was now established by law, and that the income of the Ministerial maintenance bill belonged exclusively to this church, might have been disputed at the time, if known. See "Ministerial maintenance bill."
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Garden to, (May 1699) 1296-98, 1312, 1496, 1685-86, 1908; but adds £26 to the income of the rector, for house rent, 1297, 1333, 1704; brief review of the history of, (May 1699) 1311-13; friction between Governor Bellomont and Rector Vesey, 1313, 1330; Rector Vesey and his vestry give testi- monials to Domine Dellius as to his unblemished character, in op- position to the charges of Bello- mont, (1699) 1320-21, 1325-26; the governor seeks Rector Vesey's removal, 1330-31, 1333-35; also suspends the payment of the £26 granted to Vesey for house rent, (1699) 1346; attacks the charter of the church, (June 8, 1698) 1339; the king forbids Bellomont to bring any suit to annul the char- ter, (Jan. 27, 1700) 1339-40; the bishop of London, requests Rector Vesey to seek reconciliation with Bellomont, (Oct. 13, 1700) 1394; assures Vesey that a change of governors will soon take place, (1700) 1430; death of Bellomont, (Mar. 5, 1701) 1441-42; allu- sions, 1405, 1437
Election of church wardens and vestrymen, (1702) 1488; Trinity presents an address of welcome to Governor Cornbury, fears and re- lief, 1489-90, 1592; Dr Bray sug- gests a society to consist of the Anglican, Dutch and French min- isters to promote reforms, more Anglican clergymen expected, pros- perity of Trinity Church, (1702) 1491, 1559; Rev. George Keith preaches in, 1491-92, 1512; Corn- bury renews the lease of the King's Farm to; the tenants relinquish their rights to the church, (1702)
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1496, 1908; suggestions that this farm should be utilized for the founding of a college, (1703)
1516-17; the farm given to Trinity Church, (Nov. 20, 1705) 1517, 1908; history of the title, 1517-18, 2041; further effort of the church to obtain the " redemp- tion money," (1703) 1519; the church receives a deed from the city for the northern end of the present Trinity churchyard, 1519;a committees to
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