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REFERENCE.
1. The Fort B. Trinity Church
10. Meal Market
C. Old Dutch Church'
12. Burtins DC
French Church E. New Dutch Church
13 Oswego D.
14 English Free School.
Presbyterian Meeting
15. Dulch Dº Dº
G. Quakers H. Baptist
16.PT"Courtlunds Sugar House 17. Joseph Griswohl Des 18 SStill House
J. Lutheran Church
K. Jewe Synagogue
L. & George's Chapel
20. & Lufferts In .com" D" 21. Tho Vatar Distilhouse
M. Moravian Meeting
New Lutheran Meeting 1. Governors House
22 Robert Griffith 1º 23. Jul Burling D.
" Secretares Office
21. James Burling Da
Custom House
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5 City Hall
27. Jews Burial Ground
6 Brard's SSuyarHouse Exchange
28 Poor House 29. Power D.º
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30 Bloch D°
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JAMES DE LANCEY Esq
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APPEARANCE OF THE CITY IN 1756.
logwood from the bay, &c .; and yet it drains us of all the gold and silver we can collect. It is computed that the annual amount of the goods purchased by this colony, in Great Britain, is in value not less than one hundred thou- sand pounds sterling; and the sum would be much greater if a stop was put to all clandestine trade. The item of tea is a very important one, as our people, both in town and country, are shamefully gone into the habit of tea drink- ing; and it is supposed we consume, of this commodity, in value near ten thousand pounds sterling per annum.
" The money used is silver, gold, British half-pence and bills of credit. Twelve half-pence, till lately, passed for a shilling; which, being much beyond their value in any of the neighboring colonies, a set of gentlemen, seventy- two in number, on the 22d of December, 1753, subscribed a paper engaging not to receive or pass them except at the rate of fourteen coppers to a shilling. This gave rise to a mob, for a few days, among the lower class of people; but some of them being imprisoned, the scheme was car- ried into execution, and established in every part of the province."
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APPENDIX.
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DESCRIPTIVE PARTS OF EARLY GRANTS AND DEEDS ON THIS ISLAND, SPECIFYING THE LOCALITIES TO WHICH THEY APPLIED.
1637. " Land near Sapokanikan," afterward Greenwich, in the present Ninth Ward.
1638. " Land behind Corlear's land," at Harlem.
1639. " Land in the 'Smith's Valley,'" present Pearl street, near Beek- man street.
" Land at the little brook, called the Old Wreck," on the East river side.
1641. " Land betwixt the two creeks, where the water is running over the stones"-unknown.
" Land in the Smith's Valley," present Pearl street, near Fulton street.
1642. " Land on the East river, near the brook," in the vicinity of the present Roosevelt street.
1643. " Lot east of the fort," on the present Bridge street.
" Lot on the shore of the East river, east of the fort," at the present Hanover square.
66 "'Lot south-east of the fort, along the river," the present Pearl street, near Broad street.
66 " Lot north of the fort," the present west side of Broadway, oppo- site the Bowling Green.
" " Lot on the east side of the great highway," the present east side of Broadway, below Exchange place.
" Lot in the Smith's Valley," present Pearl street, near Fulton.
" Lot on the great highway," on Broadway, near the Bowling Green.
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APPENDIX.
1643. " Lot on the south end of the Company's Valley, north-east from the fort," on the present north side of Beaver street, west of Broad street.
" Lot on the common highway," east side of Broadway, north of Beaver street.
" Lot along the public highway," on the east side of Broadway, north of Beaver street.
“ " Lot east of the fort," on the present Stone street, east of White- hall street.
66 " Lot south of the fort," on the present Pearl street, west of Whitehall street.
" Lot on the common ditch," on the east side of Broad street, between Pearl and Stone streets.
" Lot on the public highway," east side of Broadway.
66 " Lot next Hendrick Kip," extending from Bridge to Stone street.
1644.
" Lot on the common ditch," on the present Broad street.
" Lot southerly from the fort," on the present Pearl street, west of Whitehall street.
1645.
" Land called the Otter track," at Harlem.
" Lot on the west side of the ditch," Broad street.
" Lot on the common highway," Broadway.
" Lot on the road," present Stone street, east of Whitehall street.
66
" Lot north of the fort," west side of Broadway, opposite the Bowling Green.
66
" Lot north-east of the fort," Broadway and Beaver street.
66
" Land at the East river," at present Franklin square.
" Lot on the ditch," present Beaver street, east of Broad street.
" Farm called Bylvelt's Bowery," toward Corlear's Hook.
" Lot behind the public tavern," on the present Stone street, be- tween Broad street and Hanover square.
" Land north of the fresh water," in present Fourteenthi Ward. 66
" Land on the Swamp," in vicinity of present north-west corner of Beaver and Broad streets.
" Bouwery No. 5," or Pennebacker's Bowery, east of Chatham square.
" Bouwery No. 6," east of Chatham square.
" Lot behind the public inn," on present Stone street, east corner of Broad street.
" Lot north-east of the fort, on the road," the present south-east corner of Beaver and Whitehall streets.
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APPENDIX.
1645. " Lot along the ditch, corner of the road," south-west corner of Broad and Beaver streets.
" Land next Cornelius Dircksen, the ferryman," at the present Franklin square.
1646. " Lot close to the Fiscal's kitchen, and next the yard of the preacher," present Bridge street, east of Whitehall street.
" Lot on the great public highway," Broadway.
" Lot east of the fort, between the stone houses and the fort," on the present Whitehall street, between Bridge and Stone streets.
" Lot on the ditch, adjoining the swamp," near the present north- west corner of Beaver and Broad streets.
" Lot along the public road, near the garden of Jan Damen," the present Broadway, near Wall street.
" Land in the Smith's Valley," the present Pearl street, near John street.
“ " Lot east of the fort, opposite the five stone houses," the present Whitehall street, between Stone and Bridge streets.
66 " Lot along the road, near the brew-house of the Company," on the present Stone street, between Whitehall and Broad streets.
" Schout's Bouwery."
46 " Lot south of the fort," the present north side of Pearl street, west of Whitehall street.
.6 " Lot on the strand, next the Company's warehouse," the present north-east corner of Pearl and Whitehall streets.
.6 " Lot south-west of the fort, on the strand," the present State street, near Pearl street.
" Land at Sapokanikan," afterward Greenwich, in Ninth Ward.
.. "Lot along the East river, near the old church," on the present north side of Pearl street, between Broad and Whitehall streets.
66 " Lot on the ditch, bounded in rear by a trench in the marsh," on the present north side of Beaver street, west of Broad street.
" Lot on the north-east side of the ditch," present Beaver street, west of Broad street.
1647. " Lot between Claes De Ruyter and the Company's bakery," on the south side of Pearl street, west of Whitehall street.
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1645. " Plantation south of the marsh of Domine Bogardus," in the present Fifth Ward.
" Lot on the common ditch," the present Broad street, west side, near Stone street.
66 " Land called Flatland," near Harlem.
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" West side of the great public road, next the garden of the Com- pany, west side of Broadway," near Rector street.
1651. " Lot on the strand of the East river," present Pearl street, east of Broad street.
1657. " Heere graft," lower part of Broad street.
" Prince graft," Broad street, above Beaver street.
" Brouwer straat," Stone street, between Broad and Whitehall streets.
66 " Brugh straat," Bridge street, between Broad and Whitehall streets.
" Markvelt steegie," Marketfield street.
" Markvelt," Whitehall street, east side, between Stone and Beaver streets ; and Broadway, west side, between Battery place and Morris street.
" Heere straat," Broadway, south of Wall street, to Beaver street.
¥ " Hoogh straat," Stone street, between Broad street and Hanover square ; and Pearl street, from thence to Wall street.
" De Waal," Pearl street, north side, from Broad street to Hano- ver square.
" The Water," Pearl street, north side, between Whitehall and Broad streets.
" Perel straat," Pearl street, between State and Whitehall streets.
66 " Winckel straat," (now closed,) then running between Stone and Bridge streets, east of Whitehall street.
" Prince straat," Beaver street, between Broad and William streets.
" Smee straat," William street, between Wall street and Hanover square.
" Smith's Valley," Pearl street, east of Wall street.
66 " The Wall," Wall street.
1665.
" Maagde Paetje," Maiden lane.
" Broadway."
" Smith's Valley," Pearl street, above Wall street.
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APPENDIX.
1666.
" Heerewegh," Chatham street, along the Park.
" High street," Stone street, between Broad and William streets.
" House and land outside the land gate," Broadway, above Wall street.
66 " Land called the Claverwatie, south of the Maagde Paetje," south of Maiden lane.
1667. 66
" The Wall," Wall street.
" Breedwegh," Broadway.
" Slyck Steegh," South William street.
1672.
" Broadway."
" Tuyen street" (Garden street,) Exchange place.
" Markvelt lane," Marketfield street.
66
" Cingle," Wall street.
" Schreyer's Hook," State street, south of Pearl street.
66
" Smith street," William street, between Wall street and Hanover square.
66 " The land at the ferry," near Peck slip.
" Waal or Strand," Pearl street, north side, between Broad street and Old slip.
66
" Brewer or Stone street," Stone street, near Broad street.
" Great graft," Broad street, south of Beaver street.
" Kalch-hook," north of the Park.
1677.
" The water side," present north side of Pearl street, between Wall and Whitehall streets.
66 " The Marketfield and Broadway," Whitehall street, north of Stone street ; and Broadway, to Wall street.
66 " The Walls," Wall street.
" The Schaape waytie," or the sheep pasture, present Broad street. between Exchange place and Wall street.
" The High street," present Stone street, between Broad street and Hanover square.
66 " The Smith street," the present William street, below Wall street.
" Mill street lane," the present South William street.
" The Smith street lane," formerly " Schaape waytie," or sheep path.
" The Heere graft," Broad street, below Beaver street.
" The Beaver graft," Beaver street, between Broadway and Broad street.
" Field street," Marketfield street.
" Stone street," Stone street.
66
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1677. " Markvelt street," Whitehall street, above Bridge street.
" Winkle street," between Stone and Bridge streets.
1680 " Land at the outlet of the fresh water little creek on the East river, bounded by Wolfert's meadow," near the present foot of Roosevelt street.
" Smith's Fly," before described ; see also map of 1695, and sub- sequent maps, for the several designations of the streets at the periods to which they refer.
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APPENDIX.
LIST OF INHABITANTS
WHO OFFERED LOANS FOR ERECTING THE CITY PALISADES IN 1653.
Mynheer Werckhoven. . Trader. $80
Joannes Van Beeck.
80
Joannes Van Brugh.
80
Joannes Depeyster
40
Cornelis Steenwyck
80
Govert Loocker mans.
60
Oloff Stevenson Van Cortland. . Brewer
60
Jacob Schellinger Trader 80
Pieter Prins.
40
Anthony Van Hardenburgh
80
Joannes Nevius. 40
Gulian Wys.
80
Pieter Buys
40
A. & J. Keyser
40
Paulus Schrick
40
Jacob Gerrits Strycker Tailor
80
Francois Fyn. Trader 40
Mattheus de Vos. Notary
40
Adrian Blommaert.
Ship captain 40
Evert Tesselaer's Clerks
80
Jacobus Backer .Trader
60
Nicholas Boodt.
66
40
Isaac De Foreest. Brewer 40
Abram Geenes. Trader
40
Jacob Steendam
40
Anthony Clasen Farmer
20
Jan Jansen, jr. Builder
20
Borger Joris .Blacksmith
40
Jan Vinje.
Brewer 20
Arent Van Hattem Trader
40
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APPENDIX.
Martin Crigier
Trader $40
P. L. Vandiegrist
40
Maximilian Van Gheel.
40
Allard Anthony
40
Abram Delanoy
40
Daniel Litschoe
Tavern-keeper 40
Philip Geraerdy
Trader
20
Egbert Van Borsum
Tavern-keeper
40
Hendrick Kip
Tailor
40
$2020
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APPENDIX.
TAX AND CONTRIBUTION LIST,
RAISED IN 1655, TO DEFRAY THE DEBT FOR CONSTRUCTING THE CITY DEFENCES.
[This list embraces all the taxable inhabitants of the city at that time. The several amounts are given in the currency of the present day in round numbers. Several included in the list were non-residents, but held taxable interests in the city.]
Petrus Stuyvesant. $60
Abm. Delanoy $16
Cornelis Van Tienhoven. 40
Pieter Schabanck 10
Allard Anthony . 40
Elbert Elbertsen 10
Oloff Stevensen Van Cortland. 40
Rynier Stoffelsen 10
Joannes Nevius. 20
Hendrick Jansen Vandervin . . 24
Joannes De Peyster 20
Jacob Messerau. 10
Jacob Strycker 12
Dirck Clasen Boot 10
Jan Vinjé.
12
Jacob Onnosel 12
Jacob. Kip. 8
Martin Crigier 20
P. L. Vandiegrist. 24
Domine Megapolensis 20
Domine Drissius.
20
Abm. Goozen
4
Arent Herkoff. 16
Rbt. Vastrick (Fort Orange) . 16
Jeremias Van Rensselaer do.
12
Jan Jansen, jr. 8
Frerick Warner 12
Joost Van Beeck. 20
Laurens Heyn. 14
Skipper Bestenaer. 40
Govert Loockermans 40
Gerrit Banker 8
Pieter C. Vanderveen. 24
Cornelius De Bruyn 10
Pieter Jacobus Buys 32
Nicholas Boot 10
Jacobus Backer 40
Alex'r d' Injossa. 10
Rynier Rycken.
24
Joannes Withart.
20
Abram Nickels. 28
12
P. W. Vancouwenhoven 40
Daniel Litschoe. 20
Johannes Van Brugh 40
Cornelis Steenwyck 40
Daniel Verveele (Ft. Orange). 10
Cornelis Martenzen 16
Cornelis Van Ruyven.
Isaac Mense. 12
Pieter Rudolplius. 15
Nicholas Staelback. 7
Adrian Blommært
14
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APPENDIX.
Nicholas Beverlodt. $12
Adrian Wouterzen $
Cornelis Schut. 40
Abraham Pietersen. 3
Teunis Pietersen Tempel
6
Andries Jochemsen. 4
Nicholas Van Holstyn.
12
Michael Pauluzen's wife
6
Marcus Vogelsang.
16
Egbert Van Borsum
12
Cornelis Van Schel.
12
Paulus Shrick. 8
Aage Bruynsen. Hendrick Kip. 5
Gysbert Van Imbroecken 10
Roelof Jansen 4
Symon Jansen. 4
Jan Perie. 4
Barent Van Marrel 10
Jacob Veets.
3
Pieter d'Maker
Ryndert Pietersen 8
Jan Jansen Van Schol. 10
Claes Tysen. 5
Frerick Gysbertsen 12
Frans Clasen 3
Jacobus Crap.
4
Coenraet Ten Eyck. 8
Pieter Tonneman. 4
Isaac De Foreest. 6
Skipper of the Speckled Cow. 60
Abram Clock. 6
Skipper of the New Amsterdam 60 Dirck Van Schelluyne. 5
Skipper of the Whitehorse. . .
60
Aldert Coninck. 6
Jurien Blanck . 8
Auken Jansen.
Claes Carsten Noorman
4
Sybrant Jansen Galma 4
Isaac Kip.
8
William Brouwer
Andries De Haes
8
Hay Volkertsen 4
Tomas Fredricksen
3
Hans Steyn. 6
Jan Gerritsen.
3 William Pietersen d'Groot. 6
Andries Hoppen.
Jan Gerritzen Brouwer 5
Tomas Lambertsen
8 Albert Jansen 6
Evert Coerten.
4 Claes Van Elslant 6
Jacob Boreem.
Mighiel Tadens 7
Maryn Luycken
6 Warnaer Wessells. 10
Claes Bordingh
8 Saloman Pietersen. 4
Jan d'Cuyper
10 Cornelis Jansen Clopper 6
5 Myndert the Cooper. 4
Lodowick Pos
6 C. De Ruyter and H. Douwson Laurens d'Drayer
6
Jan Dircksen's wife
Jan Peeck.
8 Jossep d'Coster. 40
Frerick Hendricksen.
4 David Freere 40
Reinhout Reinhoutsen
6 Fusilador Dandrade 40
Pieter Jacobs Marins 8 Jacob Cowyn. 40
Pieter Cornelisen
8
Jacob Barsimsen
3
6
Jan Paulizen Jaquet. 8
8 Abram La Cuya 40
Pieter Van Naerden.
APPENDIX. 317
Asser Laurens. $3
Albert Kalckbuys. $3
Abram Verplanck. 8
Jan Jansen Van Ham 3
Hans Kierstede 6 Gerrit Jansen Roos 4
Adolphı Pietersen
5
Harmen Sybrantzen (exempt.)
Gerrit Fullwever
6
Joost Goderis. 2
Frerick Flipzen
8
Jan Cornelizen, Clyn & S. Abels
10
Borger Jorisen
8
Jan Scryver. 5
Egbert Wouterzen 8
Jacob Steendam.
10
Hendrick Willemsen
10
Jacob Huges
3
Willem Beekman (exempt)
Joost Tunizen. 10
Carel Van Brugh
14
Tunis Kray
8
Pieter Kock.
8
Jan Geraerdy.
8
Rendel Huit.
4
Jan J. Schepmoes. 8
Adrian Van Tienhoven 10
Adrian Keyser
6
Evert Duychingh.
6
Jan Hendricksen.
4
Abraham Jacobsen. 5
Jan Ryersen. 3
Jan Adrianzen 7
Pieter Harmenzen
Caspar Steinmets 4
Allart Trumpeter's wife. 4
Sybout Clasen. 8
Adrian Vincent. 5
Teunis, the mason 3
Thomas Hall. 10
Gabriel Barenzen De Haes. . . Resolvert Waldron (exempt).
Jochem Beekman. 4
Claes Paulizen 4
Isaac Allerton. 25
Aryen Symonsen
3
Claes Pieterzen
3
Lucas Andriezen
3
Symon Felle. 5
Jan Rutgerzen 3
Arent Isaacson 3
Cornelis Van Langvelt. 3 Ryndert Jansen Van Hoorn. . 5
Henry Van Dyck. 12
Samuel Edsal.
3
Frans Jansen Van Hooghten. 8
Claes Hendrickser
Lourens Jansen 5
Barent Meynderts. 3
Jan Jansen Van St. Obyn .. . 5
The Provoost of Citizens 5
Thomas Willet 24
Mathys Capita. 6
Hendrick Pietersen 4
David Wessells 4
Thomas Marschal (exempt.)
Hendrick Van Bommel. 2
Jacob Clomp
Pieter Jansen. 2
Lambert Huybertsen Mol. 0
Andries Van Sluys 4
Laurens Laurenzen. 5
Pieter Stoutenburgh 5
Dirck Holgersen. 4
Claes Tysen . 4 Ryndert De Vries. 5
4
Aert Willemsen Bromsen 8
Andries Andriezen 2
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APPENDIX.
Claes De Jongh. $8
William Teller, (house) $10
Dirck Clasen, Corey & Brother
16 Arent Van Corlaer 10
Hen'k Hendricksen (drummer)
4 Albert, the Noorman 8
Jacob Hendricksen Varvanger 12 Pieter Hartgers,
10
Jacob Leendersen Vandiegrist 40 Flip Pieterzen, .6 10
Jacob Van Couwenhoven. . . 40 Rut. Jacobsen, 10
Hendrick Kip.
10 Christian Barenzen 6
Schipper Wm. Tomazen (house) 10 Andries Clasen (exempt)
Sander Leenderzen, 10 Arent Lourenzen. 2
9
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Lith G Hayward 120 Water St N.Y
DUTCH COTTAGE IN NEW-YORK,1679
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APPENDIX.
LIST OF THE OWNERS
OF HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY, ABOUT THE YEAR 1674, AT THE FINAL CESSION TO THE ENGLISH ; THE PROPERTY BEING CLASSIFIED ACCORD- ING TO ITS RELATIVE VALUE, AS FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH ; WITH THE NATIONAL DESCENT OF THE PERSONS NAMED-GIVEN TO ILLUS- TRATE THE CONDITON OF THE POPULATION AT THAT ERA-AND THEIR ES- TIMATED WEALTH .*
On the west side of the present Pearl street, between Franklin square and Wall street ; known, at that time, as The Smith's Valley:
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent.
Estimated wealth.
Henry Brazier
Third.
Dutch
$1,500
William Beekman
First
66
10,000
Abraham Verplanck.
Third
3,000
William Rodney
English 1,000
Derrick Norman.
Fourth
Dutch
John Lawrence ..
English 1,500
Christopher Elsworth
Third
Dutch
1,000
Joost Carelzen
Fourth
500
Lambert Clomp.
Third
66
500
Joseph Hollaker
Fourth
English
500
Henry Ricks.
Second
66
500
Henry Lamberts
Fourth
Dutch
500
Peter Lawrence.
500
John Vinje.
First
2,500
John Bolasser
Second
English
1,000
Abraham Lamberts Mol
Duteh
1,200
Henry Vandewater
66
1,500
Albert Cornelis.
Third.
500
Cornelis Clopper
First
66
10,000;
66
# The estimate of the wealth of the several inhabitants of New York, at this period, is not based upon any single document, but is compiled from various sources ; and is only designed by the auther to be considered as au approximate estimate, formed from the best evidences within his reach.
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APPENDIX.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Evert Everts.
Second
Dutch 66
$1,000
Elizabeth Clasen
Fourth
Dirck Evertsen Floyd
Second
66
1,000
John Johnson Slott.
Third 66
1,200
Martyn Meyer First
. . 1,500
On the present west side of Pearl street, between Wall and William streets, then a part of the street called The Water Side.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Ann Litschoe.
Second
Dutch
$1,500
Widow Dehart
First
15,000
John Lawrence.
English. 10,000
Heirs A. Jochemsen
Third
Dutch
Carsten Leersen. Second
66 7,500
Cornelius Dirle First.
English 3,000
Jacob Loockermans Second
Dutch 3,000
Widow Loockermans
4,000
Jacobus Dehart. First
7,000
Joannes Van Brugh.
15,000
Thomas Lewis
66
English . . 10,000
On the present Old Slip, between Stone and Pearl streets, then a part of the street called The Water Side :
Owner.
Class of property. National descent. Estimated wealth.
Evert Duychink.
Second
Dutch $3.000
On the present northerly side of Pearl street, between Old slip and Broad street, then a part of the street called The Water Side
Owner.
Class of property. National descent. Estimated wealth.
Tryntje Clock.
Third. Dutch
$1,000
John Shackerly .
First English 3,000
Widow of B. Joris
Second Dutch 1,500
Thomas Wandell
Third
1,200
John Darvall. Second
English 5,000
Charles Van Brugh
Third
Dutch 1.000
Lodowyck Post.
66
1,000
Gov. Lovelace. First English
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APPENDIX.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Rinier Johnson
Second
Dutch $1,200
Cornelis Jansen Van Horn.
5,000
Albert Bush
1,200
Sybout Clasen
1,000
Stephanus Van Cortland .. First
5,000
On the present north side of Pearl street, between Broad and White- hall streets, then a part of the street called The Water Side.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Isaac Morland.
First
English
$5,000
James Matthews
6,000
Nicholas Jansen
Dutch 1,500
Gulian Verplanck
8,000
Samuel Edsall .
2,500
John Hendricks Bruyn.
10,000
Allard Anthony.
66
3,500
Lucas Tienhoven
3,500
Widow Bedlow
1,000
Mary Jacobs
1,000
Elizabeth Drissius
8,000
Paulus Richards
Second
French 10,000
Peter Bayard.
Dutch
2,500
On the west side of the present Whitehall street, between Pearl and State streets, then also a part of The Water Side :
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent.
Estimated wealth.
Jacob Leisler.
First
Dutch $30,000
William Darvall
English 30,000
On the present State street, near Whitehall street, then also a part of The Water Side.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
John Shumis
Fourth
Dutch
John Everts Lasalras
On the present Pearl street, between Whitehall and State streets, then known as Pearl street :
Owner.
Class of property.
Naiional descent. Estimated wealth,
Christopher Hooghland.
Second Dutch $8,000
Garret Uregnon.
500
21
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APPENDIX.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Anna Van Borsum
First
Dutch
$3,000
Henry Sellepon
Second
William Cook
Fourth
English
John Schouten
Second
Dutch
1,000
Henry Araits.
66
. Spanish
Jacob Vandewater
Dutch 2,500
Pieter Jacobs Marius
66
6,000
Thomas Lamberts
66
Andrew Clare
Third
English
Thomas Lawrens
Second
Dutch
4,000
Jurien Blanck.
"
66
1,000
Warner Wessells
66
2,500
William Allen
English 1,000
Nicholas Bordingh
66
Dutch
3,000
Andrew Bresteede.
66
1,000
Michael Smith.
English.
1,000
Isaac Greveraet.
66
Dutch
5,000
Cornelis Van Borsum
First
66
10,000
On the present east side of Whitehall street, between Pearl and Beaver streets, then known as a part of The Marketfield and Broadway :
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Cornelis Steenwyck
First
Dutch
$50,000
Richard Man.
Second
4,000
Peter de Rymer.
Mettie Greveraet
Fourth
...
. .
. . 8,000
Barent Corten
.Third.
4,000
John Stevens.
. First
English 2,000
William J. De Champ
. Third
French 5,000
Frederick Arents Second
Dutch
2,000
On the present east side of Broadway, between Beaver and Wall streets, then known as a part of The Marketfield and Broadway:
Owner.
Class of property. National descent. Estimated wealth.
Widow Bresteede
Second
Dutch
$1,000
Jaques Cosseau.
Third
French 3,000
66
3,000
Frederick Philipse
Three small houses.
Jacob Tunis De Kay
. Second
.
APPENDIX.
323
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Isaac Abrahams
Fourth
Dutch
Walter Hayes
Third
English
Garret the Miller
Dutch
Captain Lockwood
Fourth English
Suert Olpherts.
Second
Dutch
$5,000
G. Garrits. Fourth
John Hendricks Van Gunst. Third
1,000
Abraham Whorley
English 2,000
John Meynderse
66
Dutch
1,000
Governor Lovelace
Second
English
Evert Arisen. Third
Dutch
1,000
Isaac Greveraat.
66
2,000
Derrick Wessells
Third
66
1,000
John Van Gelder
66
66 2,000
John Watkins
66
English 1,000
Philip Polers. Second
66
1,000
William Lawrence
66
2,000
George Cook.
Third
66
2,500
Harman Smeeman. 66
Dutch
1,000
Paulus Turck.
66
66
1,000
Albert Leenders.
66
1,000
Samuel Leete.
English
2,000
On the present west side of Broadway, between Battery place and Rector streets, then known as a part of The Marketfield and Broadway :
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Anna Cox.
First
Dutch
$5,000
Martin Crigier
Second
5,000
Gerrit Van Tright
6,000
Gabriel Minvielle
First
French 15,000
Balthazar Bayard.
66
Dutch
7,000
Lucas Andrews
Second
66
4,000
Robert Darkins.
66
. English. 5,000
Arnold Fabritius
Fourth
French
Pieter Simkam.
Third
Dutch
1,000
Hendrick Van Dyck.
Second
66
5,000
Humphrey Davenport.
First
. English . 2,500
66
2,500
John Joosten.
William Vanderscheuren Second
324
APPENDIX.
Owner.
Class of property.
National descent. Estimated wealth.
Richard Blake
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