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Weddings, of Domine Bogardus's stepdaughter, 164, 166; fees at, 931
374
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Weecksteen, Rev. Johannes, the church of Kingston writes to classis for a minister, (1680) 747- 48; Mr Weecksteen suggested, 747; the classis calls him, examines and ordains him, and sends him to Kingston, (1681) 764-68, 784; his pleasant reception, 789; the church thanks classis for their pastor, 796, 806, 821-22; the classis congratu- lates the church, 810; he requests a copy of the governor's approval of his call, 935, 944; allusions, 795, 830, 832, 838, 856, 867, 882, 909; his death, (Mar. 17, 1687) 1005, 1038
Weeks, John, 1360
Weesmeesters, see Orphan masters
Weesp (Weesop, Wesop), Holland, 33, 573, 901, 1183, 3263
Weigh, John, 934
Weingarten, Palatinate, 3055, 3486 Weinheim, Palatinate, 1603
Weisenvelt, F., 4275
Weiser, Gallus Jacob, 3083
Weiser, Jacob, father of Rev. John Conrad Weiser, 1898
Weiser (Wyser), Rev. John Conrad, 1898, 2168-69, 2176-77, 2884
Weiss (Weyss, Wys, Weys), Rev. George M., his certificate of ordina- tion, (1728) 2406; his reconcilia- tion with Boehm, (1729) 2484-87; becomes subordinate to Classis of Amsterdam, also teaching, (1730) 2496; allusions 2519, 2522, 2524, 2526, 2528, 2530-31, 2556, 2560, 2597, 2604-5, 2612, 2631, 2674, 2676, 2700, 2705-6, 2714, 2717-18, 2722-23, 2734, 2760, 2771, 2773- 79, 2792, 2809; minister at Rhine- beck, removed to Pennsylvania, 2935, 2966, 3164, 3233, 3239, 3241, 3345, 3350, 3409; died, (1762) 3882
Weitman (Whiteman, Wittman), Henry, 3999, 4011-12, 4029, 4240, 4243, 4246, (1800) 4392
Welius (Weelius, Wely), Rev. Ever- ardus, called to New Castle, Del., (1657) 372; examined and or- dained, 373-74; must organize a consistory, 376; commended to the brethren, 379; writes to the classis about the condition of the church, and requests a clock and hourglass, (1658) 421; elders and deacons chosen (1659), and a parsonage in existence, 446; im- provement in the church and con- gregation, 447; died, (Dec. 9, 1659) 456-58; allusions, 401, 404, 419, 471, 473, 475, 478, 496, 530, 550, 823
Welles, Rev. Noah, 3501
Welmerdonckius, Rev. Simon, see Wilmerdonck, Rev. Simon
Welp, Mrs, 4140, 4262, (1773) 4265 Welp, Anthony, 4170, 4199, 4260
Welp, John Nicholas, teacher and catechist, (1755-67) 3614, 3621, 3641, 3704, 3915, 3946, 3982-83, 4106, 4184, 4199, 4201, 4259-61 Wemp, John Berentse, 2647, 2649
Wemp (Wenen), Myndert, 863, 883 Wena, Rev., minister at Weesp, Hol- land, 3263
Wendel, Evert, Jun., 1329
Wendell, Evert, 2149, 2154
Wendell, Harmanus, 2047, 2112
Wendell, Colonel, Jacob, 3173, 3402
Wendell, Johannes E., 1004
Wenham, Thomas, 965-66, 971, 973, 998, 1139, 1148, 1176, 1178, 1181, 1187, 1217, 1312, 1322, 1326, 1550, 1572-73, 1575, 1587-88, 1714; re- quested to provide for the Pala- tines, 1743, 1804-5
Werden, Sir John, Bt., secretary to the Duke of York, 677, 880
Wermouth, Wilhelm, 3162 Wernerius, Peter, 114
Wernig (Wernich), Rev. John Aemil- ius, licensed to hold special serv- ices, (1744) 2856; testimonials, (1749) 3055-56; examined and li-
ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
375
Wernig, Rev. John Aemilius (con- tinued)
censed, 3058-59; allusion, 3176-
77; called to Stone Arabia, 3201, 3233-34, 3241, 3254, 3255-56, 3265-66, 3285-87, 3472, 3486
Wesel, Germany, 43, 44, 52, 53; con- vention at, (1568) 26
Wesop, see Weesp Wesselius, Rev. George, 40
Wessels (Wesselszen), Dirck, 690, 763, 770, 1004, 1018, 1070, 1166, 1169, 1174, 1181-82, 1197, 1215-16, 1224, 1240-41, 1245, 1308, 1319, 1340, 1382, 1402-3, 1427; extracts from his journal, 1070, 2149, 2154 Wessels, Hartman, surgeon, 871
Wessels, Herman, 557
Wessels, Lawrence, 2376, 2477
Wessels, Mettie, 586
Wessels, Peter, 1518
Wessels, Vrit, 664
Wessels (Wessel), Warnaer, 341, 557, (1664) 565, 586; raises re- demption money to free his son from Turkish pirates, (1693) 1061-62
Wessels, Wessel, 2477-78, 2615, 2672, 2829
Wessels's pretended land, 2123
Wesslaer, John, 299
West Canada creek, 1245
West Friesland, 35. See also Hol- land, West Friesland
West Haven, Ct., 3514
West India churches, 814
West India Company, chartered, (1621) 37, 188; its earlier papers, [1621-1700] sold as junk, (1821) 8; willing to settle Walloons in New Netherland, 36; is as the state to the colonial churches, 38, 74; captures Bahia, Brazil, (1624) 41, 68; abandons it, (1625) 41, 68; regains Brazil, (1630) 41; sur- renders it to Portugal, (1661) 41; sends 30 families of Walloons to
West India Company (continued)
New Netherland, (1623) 37; makes New Netherland a province, (1623) 37, 188; Cornelis J. Mey, [May], first director, (1623) 37, 188; Manhattan taken possession of, Fort Orange built, 37, 188; Fort Nassau built on the South river, 37, 188; William Verhulst, second director, (1624) 37; Peter Minuit appointed director general, (Dec. 1626) 44; arrives (May 1626), builds Fort Amsterdam, 44, 188; two comforters of the sick, Krol and Huyck, 46; Domine Michaëlius, chaplain on West India fleet, (1624) 68; accom- panies the fleet to Guinea, (1625) 68; church government in the com- pany's colonies, (1628) 74, 76-78; privileges granted and duties en- joined by the company upon patroons, (1629) 75, 78-81, 188;ª Van Twiller arrives as director general, (Apr. 1633) 84; builds Fort Good Hope on the Connecti- cut, 188; ministers, comforters of the sick and schoolmasters sup- ported by the company, (1636) 90- 91; forms of appointment and in- struction for chaplains on the com- pany's ships, (1636) 103-8; plan for the government of the colonial churches, (1636) 109, 110; the company refuses to reappoint Michaelius as minister in New Netherland, (1637) 111, 113, 114; free trade given to New Nether- land (1638) 188;b the company requests the classis to appoint two more ministers, with comforters of the sick and schoolmasters, Michaelius again recommended, but rejected, (1638) 111, 114, 116; a new charter for patroonships, rights reserved, the Reformed re- ligion established, (1640) 129, 130
a Minuit was recalled in 1632; Krol was appointed director general and held the office for thirteen months (Mar. 1632 - Apr. 1633) ; see Van Rensselaer Bowier manuscripts, published 1909, also Dr Eekhof's monograph on Krol, 1910.
b See Brodhead, i: 286-90.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
West India Company (continued)
English settlers in New Nether- land must swear allegiance to the States-General and to the com- pany, (1641) 137; the company in- sists on signing the patroon's min- ister's call, (1642) 154, 157, 161; uncertain about retaining Curaçoa, 163; the company will help build a church in Manhattan, (1642) 164; classis asks permission of the company to seek for more min- isters for New Netherland, (1644) 186-87; review of operations in America, (1614-39) 187-88; classis asks for seven more min- isters for Brazil, (1645) 189, 191; action thereon, 193; classis remon- strates with the company for per- mitting Jews and papists to trade in Brazil and to exercise their re- ligion there, (1646) 203-9; Stuy- vesant appointed director general of New Netherland, (July 1646) 210; review of the history, (1641- 46) 212-14; the classis again re- monstrates with the company, (1647) 219-24; the loss of the ship "Princess " and the deaths of Kieft and Bogardus, 228-29; the classis memorializes the company for more ministers, comforters of the sick, schoolmasters, and the marriage relation of colonists, 240- 43; reply, 245; the company urges Megapolensis to remain in Man- hattan, (1648) 244
Remonstrance of the people of New Netherland to the States- General concerning the government of the West India Company, (July 28, 1649) 254-60; report of com- mittee on, 266-68, 270, 275-76, 284-86, 318; the company releases Stuyvesant from his private pledge in behalf of Megapolensis's salary, (1651) 296; authorizes Stuyvesant to establish a public school, will send a minister who can preach in English as well as Dutch, (1652)
.
West India Company (continued)
307-8; the classis requests the com- pany to forbid Lutheran preaching and conventicles in New Nether- land, (1654) 320, 323; the com- pany complies, 324; the company anxious to shift their responsibil- ity for the ministers' salaries on the provincial government, 325-26; this responsibility assumed in part, 328-30, 331-33; the Jews permitted to trade in New Netherland, 338; and exempted from military serv- ice, 340; Stuyvesant rebuked by the company for forbidding Jews to trade, and for being too severe against the Lutherans, 352; the patroon denies the right of the company to regulate the tithes on his manor, 353; the company sends a church bell to Fort Orange, and promises bells for Midwout and Hempstead, 372-73; form of the oath required for new settlers in New Netherland, 373; the company sends stationery to Stuyvesant, and gives directions about the Lutherans, 441; appoints Curtius as Latin teacher in New Amster- dam, 442-44; the company forbids English settlements on the North river, 459; the company sells their rights on the South river to the city of Amsterdam, Holland, 521; correspondence between Stuyvesant and the company about the dangers threatening New Netherland, 551- 53; remonstrance of the citizens of New Netherland against resisting the English demands for sur- render, (1664) 555-57; articles of capitulation, 556-59; dissolution of the company (1675) and reor- ganized on a different basis, 686; allusions to, 647-48, 683, 1591, 1657, 2826, 2994, 3105, 3123, 3138; allusions, 4087, 4100, 4116-18, 4119-20, 4126-27, 4132, 4138-39 West India Company's Farm, 1179 2071. See also Queen's Farm
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
West India Islands, 38; Makemie preaches in, (1698-99) 1669
West Indies, 108-9, 112, 114, 163,
186-87, 879, 948, 1102, 1104, 3167, 3183-84, 3195, 3238, 3288, 3374, 3818
West Jersey, 1593; Quakers numer- ous in, (1702) 1593; allusion, 1867 West, John, (1680) 699, 748, 847, 981, 989, 1138
West Ommeland, 305
Westbrook, D., 3413
Westbrook, Johannes, 2803, 2864
Westchester county, N. Y., allusions, 888-90, 960, 968, 1015, 1035, 1074, 1109-11, 1127, 1138; population of, (1698) 1264, 1391; ministry bill makes two parishes in, first, em- bracing Westchester, Eastchester, Yonkers and the Manor of Pelham, the second, embracing Rye, Mam- aroneck and Bedford, (1693) 1076-79, (1700) 1391, (1704) 1553; an Anglican church in course of building at Westchester, Bartow, preacher; an Independent (or Presbyterian) church at East- chester, Rev. Thomas Pritchard preaching at Rye, an Independent (or Presbyterian) church at Bed- ford, (1704) 1553; opposition to the Anglican church in Westchester county, (1705) 1587-88; Colonel Heathcote's account of the churches in, (1705) 1610-11; allusion, (1707) 1690; Rev. John Bartow still at Westchester, Rev. Chris- topher Bridge at Rye, (1709) 1809; allusions, 1899, 1903, 1921; statistics of the county, (1712) 1954, (1723) 2196-97, 2360; parish, 3453; manors of, 3452-53, 3504-5, 3816; Dutch churches in, to belong to Particular Body (Classis) of New York (1771) 4213; Anglican church in, (1762) 3817, (1776) 4290
Westminister, England, 678, 962, 1676, 1826
Westminster, Treaty of, (1674) 652, 678, 1658
Westminster Assembly, 185-86, 190- 92; confession, 878, 3905, 4046, 4062, 4084, 4095
Westminster Dutch Chapel, London, England
Westmoreland, [Thomas Fane, 6th] earl of, 2172
Westergeest, Holland, 2870
Westerhof (Westenhof), Rev. Albert, see Van Westerhoff, Rev. Albertus Westerlo, Rev. Eilardus, allusions, 2092, 2177; his arrival in Albany, (1760) 3800, 3903, 3929, 3957, 4085, 4103, 4211-12, 4218, 4226, (1771) 4228, 4243, 4247-48, 4250, 4254, 4267, (1783) 4312-14, (1784) 4319, 4323, 4328, 4331, 4338, 4341, 4343, 4345-49; Writes to Bassett about the Saratoga waters, (1789) 4349, 4355; his death, (1790), and sketch, 4356-57, 4361
Westerlo, Rensselaer, (1790) 4357 Westervelt, Abram, 3632
Westervelt, Benjamin, 3590, 3632, 4353
Westervelt, Juriaen, 2601 Westfael, J., 3597
Westphalia, Germany, (1648) 226, 1341, 1343, 1349, 1535; peace of, 1782
West-town, Orange county, N. Y., (1800) 4390
Westvael, Juraen, 496, 501, 538
Westvael. See also Westfael
Wetmore (Whitmore), Rev. James, catechist in Trinity Church, (1722-
26) 2191; removed to Rye, (1726-
60) 2357, 2360; allusions, (1759) 3735, 3746, 3817
Wetsel, John, 3999
Wettenham, Johannes Gorg, 4240
Weyand, John Albert, 3544 Weyant, Michel, 2122
Weyberg (Wyburg), Rev. Philip, 4086, 4239
Weygand, Michael, 2144; wife, Anna Catharina, 2144; children, Tobias, George, Anna Maria, 2144
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Weyman, Mr, printer of "The Com- mon Prayer," in Mohawk, 3911-12, 3969-70, 4077 Weymuth, Rev., 3210
Weynat, William, 4199
Wheat, used as currency, see Cur- rency
Wheeler, Mr, 4028
Wheelock, Rev. Dr Eleazar, begins his labors among the Mohawks, (1761) 3813, 3840, 3909, 3911-12, 3970; address to the Indian chiefs, 3999, 4026, 4077, 4137
Whig party, England, (1709) 1753 Whipping place, 1710
Whisaw, an Indian, 2634
White, Thomas, 3986
White, Bishop William, 4084; conse- crated in Lambeth Chapel, (Feb. 4, 1787) 4326
White book, of the Collegiate Church, New York, 3281
White Marsh (Wit Marche), Pa., 2425, 2429, 2437-38, 2442, 2478, 2482, 2484, 2487, 2708
White Water, The, 12 Dutch miles off the coast of Holland, mirage at, 311
Whitefield, Rev. George, allusions, 2565; preaches in the open air, (1739) 2735, 2745-46; an arch en- thusiast, (1762) 2768, 2796, 2798- 2800; allusion to by classis, 2828, 2837, 2857; preaches in a Dutch church on Long Island, (1746) 2901, 2905, 2906-7; controversy with Vesey, 2918; allusions, 3519, 3570, 3736, (1764) 3952 Whitefield, Ralph, 594
Whitehall, London, 925, 943, 951, 955, 961, 1036, 1046, 1098, 1124, 1787
Whitehall, a street in New Amster- dam, 85, 119; in New York, 4291 Whitehead, Benjamin, 3806
Whitehead, Jonathan, justice, 1516, 2129-30, 2132-38 Whitehead, Thomas, 1846
Whitehead, Daniel, 996
Whitehouse, N. J., see Pottertown Whiteman (Whitman), see Weitman
Whitsunday (Whitsuntide), 198, 488, 656-58
Whittaker, Edward, 684
Whittlesey, Chauncey, 3487-88, 3516 Whorkill, 524
Wickendam, William, 361-62 Wickof, Hendrick, 1198
Widows of Anglican (1709) 1809
ministers,
Widows and orphans of clergymen, society for relief of, Anglican, (1784) 4325
Widows' fund in Holland, 134, 145, 157, 220, 239, 448, 794, 798, 901, 1188, 4112
Wiederman, Heinrich, 3982
Wieringerwaert, Holland, 86, 119; Rev. Samuel Megapolensis settles at, (1670) 613, 648, 696 Wieten, [Witten ?], province of Drenthe, Holland, 87
Wieuwerd (Wiewaard, Wiewarden, Wieworden ) , province of Friesland,
Holland, 869, 876, 906
Wieviel, Rev., 2983
Wiggins, Stephen, 4184
Wiggins, Thomas T., 498
Wight, Isle of, 1421
Wignall, Mr, 1727, 1729, 1835, 1837
Wilberforce, Mr, 4290
Wild Coast, The, 448
Wilden Bijbel, see Eliot's Indian
Bible
Wildrang, Rev., see Wiltvanck, Rev.
Wildrick, Rev. R., 3870-71, 4031, 4061
Wileman, Mr, 2150
Wileman, H., 1870, 2392
Wilhelm, Mr, 2545
Wilhelmius, Rev., 2605, 2717, 2751, 2767 Wilius, 2778
Wilken, Ebenezer, 1322
Wilksbarre, Pa., 4390
Will, Christian, 4240, 4280
Will, Heinrich, 3901, 3913, 3925, 3982, 3999
Will, Johannes, 3901, 3913, 3999, 4240, 4242 Wille, Mr, (1783) 4314
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ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Willem, Peter, 673 Willemse, Elbert, 2513 Willemse, Mert, 2555 Willemse, Nicholas, 2782 Willemse, Rynier, 631 Willemse, William, 2557 Willemsen, Cornelius, (1644) 184
Willemsen, John, (1640) 128
Willemsen, John, (1759) 3726
Willemsen, Machtelt, (Mrs John
Megapolensis), 143, 157 Willemsen, Peter, 34 Willemsen, W., 3234
Willemstadt (Albany), (1673) 634- 36
Willett, Gilbert C., 490
Willett, Richard, 1312, 1326, 1573, 2024-26
Willett, Major Thomas, 564, 996, 1018, 1217; colonel and member of the Council, 1345, 1397, 1441, 1518, 1846, 2132
Willey, Noe, gave a plot for a Jewish burial ground in New York, (1729) 1865. See also burial grounds William III, of Orange, Stadtholder of Holland, 666; king of England, 1485, 3339. See also William and Mary
William IV, of Orange, becomes Stadtholder of Holland, (1747) 2962
William, Duke of Bavaria, 36
William, duke of Newburgh, Ger., 1823
William, John, elector in the Palati- nate, (1705) 1600-6
William, Rufus, 1828
William, of Baden, prince, 1085
William, the Conquerer, 1828 William and Mary, proclaimed, (1689) 961-65, 1001; addressed by militia of New York, 962; write to Lieutenant Governor Nicholson, or whoever holds the authority in New York, 970; Leisler writes to, 972; Selyns's allusions to, 1006-8; peti- tion to, by Dutch church of New York, 1126; congratulations sent to, 1166-67; allusions, 1637, 2041;
William and Mary (continued)
Leisler's alleged zeal for, 1395-96; allusions, 962, 964-68, 973-84, 988, 992-93, 997-98, 999-1003, 1008-10, 1013, 1016, 1026-27, 1031, 1033, 1040-44, 1047, 1066, 1089, 1093, 1102, 1111, 1136, 1185, 1221-22, 1245, 1255, 1273, 1277, 1279, 1289, 1329, 1342, 1395-99, 1419, 1420, 3448, 3452, 3986, 4051-52, 4104, 4313, 4333 William and Mary, a ship, 982 Williams, Cornelis, 1608
Williams, Jacob, 1029
Williams, Jean, 458
Williams, Mr, 2821 Williams, Thomas, 1029, 1098 Williams, William, 3382
Williamsburgh, Va., 1669
Williamse, Peter, 1855, 3382
Williamson, Francis, 815 Williamson, Hendrick, 1437 Williamson, P., 3287
Willis, Dr, dean of Lincoln, 1788 Willis, Henry, a Quaker, 744, 933 Willocks, Mr, 1915
Willoughby, Sir Thomas, 1724, 1832 Willows, William, 509
Wills, 1034, 1109, 3447
Willson, Ebenezer, 998, 1134-35,
1139, 1148, 1181, 1312
Willson, Henry, 1177-78, 1263 Willys, Samuel, 559
Wilmerdonck (Wilmerdoncx), Rev. Abraham, 474, 503, 546, 556 Wilmerdonck, (Welmerdonckius, Wil- mirdonx), Rev. Simon, 211, 331 Wilmerdoncx, young, nephew of Cor- nelis Van Ruyven, 579 Wilnis (Witnis), province of Utrecht, Holland, 902 Wilson, Captain, 1519
Wilson, Ebenezer, 1312; mayor of New York, (1709) 1755
Wilson, George, 497
Wilson, Rev. Hugh, Anglican, lost by shipwreck on passage over, (1766) 4058
Wilson, John, 365 Wilson, Rev. John, 879
380
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Wilson, Peter, (1791) 4357, 4364, 4366, 4369
Wilson, Richard, 684
Wiltens, Rev. Nicholas, 1702, 1720
Wiltvanck (Wildrang), Rev., 884, 887
Wiltwyck, 495-96. See also Esopus, Kingston
Winchester, [Charles Pawlet], Mar- quis of, 961
Winckelius (Winkelig), Rev., 378, 506
Windsor (Winsor), 880, 1827
Winedecker, George, 3404-5
Winedecker, Hartman, 1898
Winfield, Charles, 361
Winkelaar, Herman, 4135
Winkelig, Rev., see Winckelius, Rev.
Winne, Peter, (1676) 690
Winne, Pieter, justice, (1751) 3200 Winne, William, 3800
Winslow, Rev., Anglican, 3735,
(1763), 3887, 3910
Winslow, Samuel, (1770) 4184
Winsor, see Windsor
Winster, Pieter, 557
Winter, Holout, 3632
Winterwyck, Rev. Matthias, minister at Alphen, Holland, 1960, 2044-46, 2119, 2121
Wintherne, Richard, 933
Winthrop, Francis B., 490, 559
Winthrop, Major General, 1008-9
Wirbessen, Claes, elder at Schenec- tady, (1703) 1527
Wirtemburgh, see Wurtemburgh
WVisa, Mr, Queen Anne's gardener, 1827
Witchcraft, 1046
Witherspoon, Rev. Dr John, (1783) 4124, 4129, 4315 Witmarius, Rev. Obdias, 40
Witnesses, at baptisms, 1689, (1619) 4223
Witnis, see Wilnis Witpen, Pa., 3081, 4189
Witsen, Garret Jacobsz., burgomaster of Amsterdam, 188 Witsen (Witsz), Jonas, 188
Witsius, Professor Herman, 2618; prepares plan for union of all Protestants, 4313
Wittebol, Rev., 2565-66
Wittenwrongel, Rev. Petrus, 142-43, 145-46, 148, 160, 179-83, 227, 231, 239, 250, 306, 325 Wittichius, Rev., of Leyden, 948 Wittman, see Weitman
Woerden, Holland, 81
Woertendyk, Frederick, 2139, 3869
Woertman, Mr, 3711
Woertman, Jan, 2270, 2275, 2324, 2329
Woertman, John, 4365
Woertman, (Wortman), Pieter, 2270, 2329
Woestyne, N. Y., 4382, 4389
Woldrong, Captain John, 3641
Wolf, see DeWolf
Wolf tribe of Indians, 2634
Wolff, Johan David, 2930, 3078, 3095
Wolff. See also DeWolff
Wolga, Russia, 101
Wolley, Rev. Charles, chaplain to
British troops, New York, (1678- 80) 711, 720, 743-44 Wolprig, Rev. Peter, 805
Wolterum 2440
[Woltersum ?], Holland,
Wood, Justice of Huntington, 812
Wood, Jeremiah, (1674) 665
Wood, Jeremiah, (1719) 2132-33
Wood, John, 2141
Wood, Jonas, 1846, 1850
Wood, William, 3099
Woodbridge, Deacon, 3401-5
Woodbridge, Rev. Benjamin, 878, (1705) 1612 Woodbridge, N. J., 632, 1438
Woodbury, Ct., 1360
Woode, Jonas, 647
Woodhull, Mr, 4176
Woodhull, Justice, 912
Woodhull, Richard, 2141
Woodruff, Lewis B., 2223-24
Woodstock, Ct., 1362
Woodstock, England, 156
Woodstock, Ulster County, N. Y., 4383, (1800) 4388
Woodward, Rev. [Richard], pastor of the English Presbyterian church, Amsterdam, Holland, 604
381
ECCLESIASTICAL RECORDS
Woodyard (Hout-tuyn), name of a ship, 157
Woolen manufactures, 1780, 1791, 1796, 1812 Woolsey, a student, (1711) 1894
Woolsey, Rev., a New England preacher, took possession of the Anglican church of Hopewell, N. J., (1711) 1950, 1952
Woolsey, Rev. Benjamin, (1745) 2882
Woolsey, George, 1846, 1850-51
Worchester, Pa., 4189
Word of God, the preaching of, 92, 93, 465-67 Wormer, Holland, 83
Wormius (Hormius), Rev. N., 3157
Worms, Germany, 1782, 1784, 1822, 1825, 1829, 2427 Wornley, Comradeus, 1788
Wortley, Sidney, 1724, 1752, 1832
Wortman, Peter, see Woertman,
Pieter
Woubrugghe, Holland, 729
Wright, Benjamin, 1587
Wright, David, 1518, 2137-38 Wright, George, 413 Wright, Joseph, 2026 Wright, Silas, governor, 7 Wurtemburgh, Duchy of, 1898, 2931, 3083
Wyburg, see Weyberg Wyckof, Claes, 1120
Wyckoff (Wyckhoff, Wycof), Cor- nelius, 1990, 3382 Wyckoff, Cornelius, 1990, 2513 Wyckoff, Rev. Henry, (1800) 4389 Wyckoff, John, 2844, 3042, 3618 Wyckoff, Nicholas, 1525, 1548, 3534, 3560, 3616, 3926, 4243, 4247 Wyckoff, Peter, 2739, 3521, 3560, 3616
Wyckoff, Simon, one of the com- plainants against Domine Freling- huysen, 2197-2212, 2246, 2291, 2309, 2320-28, 2335, 2352, 2364, 2403, 2446-47, 2456, 2459, 2461- 68, 2478, 2554, 2557, 2568, 2588-89, 2658, 2660
Wyckoff, William, 3490 Wydeness, Holland, 36 Wygand, Tobias, 2380-81, 3046 Wyk, Holland, Classis of, 814 Wyk-op-Zee, Holland, 261 Wynand, Mr, 3085 Wynant's-Kill, N. Y., 4382, 4389 Wyncoop, see Wynkoop
Wynderse, Mr, see Mynderse, Jacobus Wyngaarden, Rev. Franciscus, 1130 Wyngaert, Luycas, 2096 Wyngers, Abraham, 4100 Wynkoop, Adrian, 3976, 4035, 4040, 4192, 4211, 4229, 4230 Wynkoop, Benjamin, 2377, 2390, 2449, 2489, 3677
Wynkoop, Cornelis, 3667, 3830, 4033
Wynkoop, Cornelis C., 4242
Wynkoop, Dirck, 2811, 4033 Wynkoop, Dirck, jr, 4033
Wynkoop, Ewart, 1311
Wynkoop, Gerrit, 1882, 1933-34
Wynkoop, Jacob, 1922
Wynkoop, Johannes, (1699) 1311
1006,
Wynkoop, Johannes, (1764) 3934, 3944-45, 3952-59, 4025, 4033-34, 4042-43
Wynkoop, John, (1711) 1882
Wynkoop, John, (1764) 3925, 4033 Wynkoop, John, jr, 4033 Wynkoop, Petrus, 4033
Wynstock, Rev. Peter, 3144, 3157, 3159, 3169, 3170, 3176, 3177, 3180, 3182-84, 3195, 3197-99, 3203, 3205, 3229, 3233, 3237-41, 3245-47, 3258-62, 3265, 3270, 3282, 3288-90, 3374, 3433-34
Yale College, 1612; ordains John Van Driessen for service in Dutch Church, (1727) 2389; allusions, 3338, 3457, 3484, 3504, 3514, 3612, 3804
Yansen (Jansen), Petrus, 3082 Yarmouth, England, 116; 28 Dutch in Yarmouth, (1634) 117 Yates (Yaats), Robert, 2647, 2649 Yellow fever, 489
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Yonkers (Yoncker, Jonkheer), N. Y., (1693) 1077, 1553, 3452-53; An- glican church at, (1776) 4290 York, archbishop of, 1081-82, 3484 York, New England, (1699) 1411 Young, Rev. John, pastor in South- old, 618
Younge, [John], 600, 872; member of the Council, 1345, 1393 Ysselstein, Holland, 591
Yver (Yvair), Rev. Peter, 2902, 3016, 3045, 3094, 3103, 3110, 3120, 3566, 3671
Yvon, follower of Labadie, 2282-83
Zabriskie, Albert, 3098-99
Zabriskie, Henry, 4243, 4246
Zabriskie, John, (Sapbriski, Jan), elder at Hackensack, 2708, 3011, 3027
Zabriskie (Sabriskie), Peter, 3549, 3617, 3627, 3635, 3653, 3690, 3693, 4086, 4211-12, 4243, 4246
Zabriskie, Stephen, 3926, 4211
Zabriskie. See also Sobrisko
Zacharias, Lawrence, 184
Zalee, see Salee
Zalt-Bommel, Holland, Classis of, 2893
Zangtrant (Song-style), (1727) 2398 Zaunslifer, Rev. Peter, 2661, 2664 Zebring, see Sebring
Zeeburg, Holland, 826
Zeegers, Rev. Lambertus, 1362, 1391, 1393, 1428-29, 1436, 2059
Zeeland chamber of West India Com- pany, 448
Zeeland (Zealand), Holland, province of, 116, 117, 129, 134, 160-61, 656- 58, 907, 1356, 1655; Classis of, (1642) 163, 241-42, 656-58, 1051, 1100, 1105, 1108, 1201, 1230, 1232, 1286; states of, 2281
Zeeryp, Holland, 3047
Zegenheim (Zigenheim), Christoph, 4280
Zegerquist, Rev., 4113
Zeisberger (Zisberger), Rev. David,
Moravian missionary among the Indians, (1745-1808) 2746, 2884, 3840
Zeleins, see Selyns
Zenger, Johan Peter, printer in New York, (1725) 2244, 2350, 2495-96, 2579
Zetscoorn (Zetscoren, Selskoorn), Abelius, 531-32, 536
Zevenwouden, Holland, Classis of, 2878, 2893
Zewant, see Sewant
Ziegenhagen, Frederigh Michael,
2931-32
Ziekentroosters, see Comforters the sick
of
Zierikzee, Holland, 524; Classis of, 1195, 1197-98, 1201, 1356
Zikkels (Sickles), Zacharias, 4163, 4167, 4265, 4275, 4281
Zinzendorf (Sinsendorf), Nicholas Louis, Count ; ordained by Tübingen University, (1734) 2662; classis warns against him and the Mo- ravians, (1739) 2723; draws away many adherents of Domine Weiss on the Mohawk, (1742) 2774; ordains men to the ministry, (1743) 2799-2800; allusion, 2853; writes to the Board of Trade against the persecution of Mo- ravians, (1744) 2865; allusion, 2884; buys a large tract of land at the forks of the Delaware, (1746) 2907; his hymns and sermons, (1749) 3060; allusion, 3183 Zion, 299
Zoellen (Zoelen), Holland, 573
Zuider Hoorn, Holland, 34 Zuilichem, Holland, 2877 Zurcher, Hans, 3913
Zurcher (Zurichsen), Heinrich Al- rich, 4240
Zurcher, Johannes, 3925, 3982, 3999, 4242
Zurich, Switzerland, 2801
Zutphen, Holland, 357, 1702
Zwalmius, see Swalmius Zweibrugge [Zweibrücken], Germany, 2836. See also Deux-Ponts
Zyperius (Zyperus, Siperius), Michael C., 492, 506-7, 514, 555
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