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Magrath, Sarah E., c., 502
Mahlow, Emilie, 519
Martin, George, 494
Martin, Jonathan C., c., 494
Martin, Mary I., c., 494
Matthews, Jas., D.D., 506
McAlister, Elizabeth, 505
McCartney, Charles B., c., 502
McCartney, George, 502
McCartney, Nicholas T., c., 502
McCloy, Esther, c., 510
McCloy, William, 510
McConaughey, Sarah Jane, 515, 516, 517, 518 McCoy, Mary Ann, 514
Macfarlan, Duncan, 506, 507
Macfarlan, Duncan, c., 506
Macfarlan, John, c., 507
Macfarlan, Martha, c., 506
McGuinnis, -, 499, 500
McGuinnis, James, c., 499
McGuinnis, Kezia H., c., 500
McGuinnis, Margaret, c., 499
McGuinnis, William, c., 499
McGuinness, Margaret Jane, 515
McIntosh, Martha, c., 519
McIntosh, William, 519
Mckenzie, Catharine, 515, 516, 519 McKenzie, Charles A. V., c., 519 Mckenzie, Clara A., c., 515
McKenzie, Margaret, c., 516
McKenzie, Robert, 515, 516, 519
McLeod, Christian, c., 486
McLeod, Hugh, 486
McLeod, Hugh, c., 486
McLeod, Mrs., 486
McNight, Mary E., c., 492
Meeker, Rev., Mr., 503
Meier, Caspar, 486, 488
Meier, Eliza C., c., 486
Meier, Henrietta M., 495
Meier, Mary K., c., 488
Michaels, George, 517
Michaels, George, c., 517
Middlemus, Andrew, 489
Middlemus, Catharine, c., 489
Middlemus, Elspeth, c., 489
Middlemus, Robert, c., 489
Mildeberger, Christopher, 483
Mildeberger, John H., c., 483 Miller, George S., 512
Miller, Maria R., c., 512
Miller, Rev. John E., 496
Miller, Sarah S. K., c., 496
Mitchell, Albert E., c., 512
Mitchell, Francis A., c., 51I
Mitchell, Frederick W., c., 51I
Mitchell, Henry S., 51I
Mitchell, Henry S., c., 510
Mitchell, Thomas S., 510, 51I, 512 2
Mitchell, Wm. H., 51I
Mitchell, Willie T., c., 512
Moncrief, Ellen, 486
Moore, Emma P., 510, 511, 512 2
Moore, Emma, c., 514
Moore, Georgiana M., c., 503
Moore, Jane F., c., 501
Moore, John O., 514
Moore, Margery, 496, 497
Moore, Martha, 5042, 505, 5°7
Moore, Mary, 506
Moore, Sarah L, R., c., 503
Moore, William H., 500, 501, 503
Moore, William H., c., 500
Morgan, Jane L., c., 515
Morgan, Joseph J., 515
Morrison, Mr., 489
Morrison, Thomas, c., 489
Morrow, Andrew, 482
Morrow, Isaac, c., 482
Morrow, Sarah, 490, 49I
Mott, Jordan, 488
Mott, Matavus H., c., 488 Muir, Phebe, 487
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Mullock, Christiana, 516 Murfitt, Elizabeth, c., 512
Murfitt, Elizabeth, 518 Murfitt, Hannah, c., 512 Murfitt, Henry, c., 518 Murfitt, Jane, c., 512 Murfitt, John, c., 512
Murfitt, Richard, c., 510
Murfitt, William, 510, 512, 518
Murphy, Catharine J., c., 504 Murphy, John, 504
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Naugel, Jacob, 489, 495
Naugel, Angeline, c., 489
Naugle, John J., c., 495
Newhouse, Benjamin, 481 Newhouse, Eleanor, c., 481
Nichols, Margaret, 483 Nichols, Sarah, 483, 484, 485, 488, 489 Nish, Isabella, c., 500 Nish, James, 500
Nish, Jane, c., 500
Nish, Marion, c., 500
Nish, Mary, c., 500
Nish, Rachel, c., 500 Noble, Maria, 498
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Oakley, John, 483 Oakley, Patience, c., 483 Oliver, Elizabeth, c., 490 Osgood, Samuel, c., 486 Osgood, Walter F., 486 Overmayer, Charlotta, 518 Overmayer, Louis, 518 Overmayer, Louis, c., 519 Overmayer, Louisa, c., 518 Overmayer, Sophia, c., 518
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Packhard, James, 506 Packhard, David, c., 506 Paisley, Isabella, 514 Palmer, Henry, 48I Palmer, John W., 486, 487 Palmer, John Edmund, c., 486 Palmer, John Wood, c., 487 Palmer, William, c., 48I Parks, Deborah, 509 Patterson, Margaret, 484
Patterson, Mary, 499 Peffers, Edmond A., 505 Peffers, Margaretta A., 499
Peffers, Josephine E. F., c., 505 Peffers, Sylvester J. H., c., 506 Peterson, Cornelius, 481 Peterson, Cornelius E., c., 481
Peterson, John H., c., 501
Peterson, Olof, 501
Peterson, Peter N., c., 501
Peterson, Rachel, 484, 485
Pfenning, Anna J., c., 517 Pfenning, Frederick, 517
Pfening, Charlotte P. R., 519
Pimley, George W., 511, 513
Pimley, George W., c., 51I
Pimley, George A., c., 513
Place, Edwin R., c., 515
Place, Fanny E., c., 513
Place, Morris W., 513, 515
Place, Samuel S., c., 513
Post, Henry, 492 Post, Joel, 493
Post, John A., c., 493
Potts, Geo., D.D., 503
Prall, Abraham A., 494, 495
Prall, Hannah M., c., 495
Prall, Hannah M., 494
Prall, Magdalen R., c., 494
Puhle, Gustav, 516
Puhle, Henry M. G., c., 516
Purdy, Ann E., 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 5II Purdy, Harriet, 510
Purdy, Harriet, c., 512
Purdy, William G., 512
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Quackenbush, Maria, 487, 491, 492, 493, 494, 495, 496 Quick, Catharine, 503
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Raeder, Mary M., 514, 515, 516
Randall, -, c., 491
Randall, Cornelia, 491
Randall, James, 491
Rapp, Sarah L., 517
Ray, Mary, 48I
Ray, Samuel, c., 482
Ray, William, 481, 482
Ray, William, c., 48 I
Reid, Ann, 502
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Remsen, Catharine, 4832, 486, 489, 490, 491
Reynolds, John P., 514
Reynolds, John F., c., 514
Rider, Alexander R., 507
Rider, Mary I., c., 507
Right, Ann, 501
Ritter, -, c., 497
Ritter, Ann M., c., 501
Ritter, Benjamin, c., 496
Ritter, Cambridge, 496, 497, 498, 499 Ritter, Cambridge, c., 497
Ritter, Charles, 496, 500, 501, 504, 505
Ritter, Charles, c., 500
Ritter, Cornelia, c., 499
Ritter, Dina, 483, 486, 488
Ritter, Dina, c., 488
Ritter, Ellen M., c., 505
Ritter, Hannibal, 483, 486, 488
Ritter, Harry, c., 486
Ritter, Jacob H., c., 504
Ritter, Jane, 500
Ritter, Joanna H., 4842, 486, 488
Ritter, John, c., 499
Ritter, Lewis, c., 483
Ritter, Lewis, 499
Ritter, Lucretia, 499
Ritter, Martha E., c., 498
Ritter, Sarah L., c., 504
Rikeman, Maria, 48I
Robertson, George, 506, 507
Robertson, George A., c., 506
Robertson, George R., c., 507
Robinson, Hannah, 489
Robinson, James, 504
Robinson, Sarah J. E., c., 504
Rodabaugh, Elizabeth, 483
Roff, Martha, 507
Romeyne, Rev. W., 482
Ross, Emeline, c., 492
Ross, John E., c., 486
Ross, John E., 484, 486, 488, 489, 492, 494
Ross, Letitia J., 500, 501, 503
Ross, Letitia J., c., 484
Ross, Peter A., c., 488
Ross, Peter A. H., c., 494
Ross, Sarah F., c., 492 Ross, William S., c., 489
Rowan, Rev. Mr., 483
Runnells, Hester J., c., 506 Runnells, John G., c., 506
Runnells, John H., 506 Russ, Clement, 505 Russ, Clementine, c., 505
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Samler, Maria, 496
Sanford, Jane, 500
Sanford, Jane, c., 500
Sanford, William, c., 500
Savage, Joseph W., c., 485
Savage, Samuel A., 485, 493
Scroggins, Samuel, 500
Scroggins, George, c., 500 Scofield, Almira, 514
Schmidt, George H., c., 508
Schmidt, John F., 506, 508
Schmidt, Marie S., c., 506
Scott, Margaret, 493
Shepherd, Thomas, 507
Shepherd, Thomas F., c., 507
Short, John, 482
Short, John, c., 482
Shurtliff, George, c., 490
Shurtliff, James, 490, 491
Shurtliff, James A., c., 491
Shurtliff, Maria, 493, 494, 495, 496, 498, 499
Shurtliff, Mary, 492
Shricy, Caroline, 509
Skinner, Alexander, c., 507
Skinner, Alexander R., 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 515
Skinner, Eliza, c., 509
Skinner, Janet, 515
Skinner, Jessie, c., 510
Skinner, Harriet, c., 506
Skinner, Marian, c., 508
Skinner, Mary L., c., 515
Skinner, Rebecca, c., 51I
Sleezer, Joanna, 506, 508
Slorach, Isabella, 502, 503
Smith, Elizabeth, 495
Smith, Hannah, 494
Smith, Jennie, 515 Smith, John W., 501
Smith, Margaret Ann, 516
Smith, Margaret, 513, 515
Smith, Maria L., c., 501
Smith, Rev. Mr., 481
Smith, Rose P., c., 501
Smyth, Caroline, c., 513
Smyth, Charles W., c., 513
Smyth, Henry C., 513
Sokell, Augustus J., c., 518
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Sokell, John Walter, 518 Solway, Elizabeth, c., 515 Solway, John, 515 Somerindyke, Caroline, 499, 507 Somerindyke, Charles L., c., 499
Somerindyke, George, c., 490 Somerindyke, James C., 490, 499 Somerindyke, Martha E., c., 499 Somerindyke, Whitfield S., c., 499 Somerindyke, William H., c., 499 Stanton, Hannah, 486, 489, 492, 494 Stanton, Mary, 487
Starke, Amelia M., c., 512
Starke, Anna T., c., 5II
Starke, Ernest C. H., 512, 514
Starke, Ernst J., c., 514
Starke, George W. A., c., 514
Starke, John H., c., 514
Starke, Louis, c., 516
Starke, Louis K., 5112, 514, 516
Starke, Louis W. H., c., 51I
Steele, Elizabeth A., c., 505
Steele, Emily, 504, 510
Steele, Henry, 505 Steele, John H., c., 505
Stephens, Benjamin S., c., 494 Stephens, Benjamin, Jr., 494 Stevens, Charles B., c., 497
Stevens, Isaac V., c., 490
Stevens, John J., c., 494
Stevens, Thomas G., c., 492
Stevens, Thomas J., 490, 492, 494, 497 Stewart, John J., 488
Stewart, Sarah Schermerhorn, c., 488 Stiller, Maria, 508
Stokley, Amelia, 509
Stokley, Eliza, 509
Stratton, Catharine, c., 48I
Stratton, Sarah, c., 482
Stratton, William, 481, 482, 484 Stratton, William W., c., 484 Striker, Helen, 491 2 Striker, James, 483 Striker, J. H., 498 Striker, Jemimah, c., 483 Striker, Lavinia, 488
Striker, Maria, 491, 495, 497
Stuart, Hannah C., c., 487
Stuart, Julia, c., 485
Stuart, William, 4852, 487
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Taggert, John, 510, 512
Taggert, John J., c., 510
Taggert, Mary A., 510, 512
Taggert, Rachel A., c., 512
Tappan, Arthur, 494
Tappan, Arthur, c., 494
Tappan, Mary L., c., 494
Tates (Yates?), Mary, 490, 499
Thompson, Catharine, 504, 505, 506, 5082, 514
Thompson, Nancy J., 51 I 2
Thorp, Eliza, 481
Thorp, Robert, 505
Thorp, Robert, c., 505
Thorp, William, c., 505
Thompkins, Charlotte P., c., 507
Thompkins, Emily L., c., 507
Thompkins, William G., 507
Topping, Hester, 506
Torot, Elizabeth, 486
Torrey, Edward P., c., 483
Torrey, William, 483
Tynan, Jane, 482
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Ulrick, Henry, 495 Ulrick, Martin S., c., 495
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van Aken, Alexander G., c., 506
van Aken, Rev. Enoch, 501
van Aken, Enoch, c., 507
van Aken, Enoch C., c., 519
van Aken, Enoch, 519
van Aken, Gulick, c., 501 van Aken, Harold, c., 519
van Aken, John, 506, 507
van Buskirk, Caroline, c., 497
van Buskirk, Lawrence, 497!
van Buskirk, Sylvester S., 507
van Buskirk, Sylvester S., c., 497 van Buskirk, Wm. L., c., 497
van Buskirk, Virginia T., c., 507.
van Emburgh, John, 484 - KARLi van Emburgh, Gilbert, c., 484 van Norden, see also van Orden van Norden, Benjamin A., c., 49I van Norden, Hannah M., c., 491 van Norden, Margaret F., c., 492
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van Norden, Samuel, 491, 492 van Norden, Sarah A., c., 491 van Orden, see also van Norden van Orden, Elizabeth A., c., 496 van Orden, John J., c., 493 van Orden, Leah Jane, c., 494 van Orden, Samuel, 487, 493, 494, 495, 496
van Orden, Samuel G., c., 495
van Orden, Samuel J., c., 487
van Pelt, Charlotte, 515
van Zandt, Effe M., 495
Varian, Andrew Hopper, c., 485
Varian, Emeline, c., 485
Varian, George W., c., 482
Varian, Gilbert C., c., 481
Varian, Isaac L., 4853, 487, 488, 490, 493
Varian, Isaac, c., 487
Varian, Isaac, c., 493
Varian, Isaac, 481, 482
Varian, Letitia, 490, 492, 494, 497
Varian, Letitia S., c., 492
Varian, Mary E., c., 490
Varian, Mary W., c., 491
Varian, Matilda C., c., 488
Varian, William, 491, 492, 493
Varian, William H., c., 493
Varian, Tamar L., c., 485
Varick, Jane Dey, 487 2 Volk, Hannah, 48 I
von Post, Herman C., c., 495
von Post, Laurenz N., 495
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Wagner, Margaret, 512
Waite, Elizabeth, 500, 504, 5º5
Waite, George, c., 485
Waite, John, c., 487
Waite, William, 484, 485, 487
Waite, William, c., 484
Waldron, Elizabeth A., c., 514
Waldron, George W., c., 514
Waldron, Ida May, c., 514
Waldron, Wm. H., 514
Waldron, William H., c., 514
Watkins, John S., 49 1 2 Watkins, Harriet, c., 49I Watkins, Mary Striker, c., 49I
Watts, Edward E., c .. 510
Watts, Elijah, 508, 509, 510, 513 Watts, Emma M., c., 508
Watts, Frank H., c., 513 Watts, Frederick E., c., 509
Watts, William J., c., 508
Watson, George, 502, 503
Watson, Isabella, c., 502
Watson, Walter J., c., 503 Webbers, Catharine, 481, 482, 484 Webbers, Hannah, 483, 484
Webbers, Letitia, 485
Webbers, Margaret, 484, 485, 487 Webbers, John, 482
Webbers, Philip, c., 482
Webbers, Sarah, 481, 482, 485, 487, 489
Wendelken, John, 509
Wendelken, Caroline L., c., 509
Welsh, Jane R., 495
Westerfield, Catharine J., c., 493
Westerfield, Cornelius, 4932,
495, 497, 50I Westerfield, Emma D., c., 501
Westerfield, Mary E., c., 497
Westerfield, Rachel, 497
Westerfield, Rachel, c., 495
Westerfield, William E., c., 493
Westervelt, Eleanor, 489, 495
White, Francis, 517
White, Mary, 516
Whitehead, John, 506
Whitehead, John, c., 506
Whitworth, Emma, 513
Williams, John, 493, 494
Williams, John K., c., 493
Williams, Sarah C., 502
Williams, William H., c., 494
Williamson, Samuel, c., 482
Williamson, William, 482
Williamson, William, c., 482 Wilkins, Mary, 487
Winch, Charles A., 518
Winch, Ida M., c., 518
Windust, John, 496
Windust, John, c., 496
Windust, Mary, 496
Wilson, Elspet, c., 492
Wilson, John, 491, 492
Wilson, John, c., 491
Woodruff, Catharine M., c., 516
Woodruff, David, 515
Woodruff, David A., c., 513
Woodruff, David C., 513, 516
Woodruff, Elizabeth, c., 515
Y Yates (Tates?), Mary, 490, 499
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ـتكرمالم ميبدل
A. Authorization
At a regular meeting held on March 7th, 1907, the fol- lowing preamble and resolution was adopted by the Consis- tory of the
BLOOMINGDALE REFORMED CHURCH :
Whereas, Mr. Hopper Striker Mott, a member and one of the officers of the Bloomingdale Reformed Church, has been engaged in the collection of data and preparation of a history of this Church, and the Bloomingdale region in which it is located,
Resolved that we hereby heartily endorse and approve the work of Mr. Mott, and offer him every assistance in our power to aid him in completing the same, and for this purpose to place at his disposal all of the original manuscripts and other books, papers and documents now in possession of the Consistory, covering the history of the Bloomingdale Reformed Church for One Hundred Years.
E. A. DILLENBECK, Clerk.
JB. Incorporation
We, Andrew Hopper and James Striker, the Elders, and Philip Webbers and Jacob Harsen, the Deacons (there not being any Minister) of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church or Congregation at the place or neighborhood, in the Ninth Ward of the City of New York, known by the name of Harsenville, do hereby certify that the name or title by which we and our successors, the Minister, Elders.
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and Deacons of the said Church or Congregation for the time being, as a body corporate by virtue of the Statute in such case made and provided, shall be known and distin- guished is THE CHURCH AT HARSENVILLE, according to the doctrine and discipline of the Synod of Dort. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals the Sixth day of September in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Six.
Witnesses : (Signed) ANDREW HOPPER JAMES STRIKER JACOB HARSEN PHILIP WEBBERS
State of New York, SS: On this 6th day of September, 1806, personally came and appeared before me Andrew Hopper, James Striker, Jacob Harsen, Philip Webbers, to me known, who severally acknowledged that they executed the within certificate. I do therefore, agreeably to the act in such cases made and provided, allow the same to be recorded.
(Signed) WM. S. ROSE, Clerk.
Recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the City and County of New York in Lib. I of the Record of Incorporation of Religious Denominations, page 46, this 16th day of Septem- ber, 1806.
Exam. by T. WORTMAN.
C. Tbe Spnod of Dort
At an early period of the Reformation the Protestants on the Continent were divided into two bodies, the Lutheran and the Reformed. The latter became dominant in the Netherlands, where they maintained their religious liberties only after a long, costly, and bloody struggle against the gigantic power of Philip II., during which they suffered all that men could suffer. So calamitous was their con- dition before the Eighty Years' War that they gave them-
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selves the name of the Church under the Cross, and their symbol was "A Lily amidst Thorns."
In 1566, while war was raging, the deputies of the churches met in Antwerp and adopted the Belgic Confes- sion, which continues to this day to be one of the doctrinal standards of the Reformed in Holland.
About the same time the Heidelberg Catechism, which had been issued (1563) in German by the Palatine Elector, Frederick III., was translated into Dutch and widely circulated in the Netherlands.
Doctrinal differences having arisen among the Reformed, a Synod was convened by the States-General at Dort (1618, 1619), to which all the Reformed Churches of Europe (save Anhalt) were invited to send delegates, and all did so; only the four selected by the French were for- bidden to attend. The British deputies were George Carlton, Bishop of Llandaff; John Davenant, Professor of Theology at Cambridge; Samuel Ward, of Sidney College, Cambridge, and Joseph Hall, afterward Bishop of Norwich. Walter Balcanqual, a Scotch presbyter, was also deputed by King James to represent the Scottish Church. This body expressed its conclusions in Canons under five heads of doctrine; and these Canons were accepted by the National Synod. After the foreign delegates had withdrawn, the same National Synod revised the Belgic Confession and the Heidelberg Catechism and the Rules of Church Govern- ment, and also set forth liturgical forms for use in public worship.
The Church of Holland, thus fully organized, soon became distinguished for learning, soundness in the faith, and practical godliness. She not only maintained a close correspondence with sister churches, but often had the advantage of the presence of their distinguished men, since Holland was the common refuge of all the persecuted believers in Europe. Huguenots, Waldenses, Covenanters, and Puritans found a safe asylum on her hospitable shores.
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The Reformed Faith was transferred to America in 1625 and during the Dutch occupation was the State or Established Church of New Netherland. Its sister de- nomination, the Lutheran, planted an outpost in New Amsterdam in 1653, the Hebrews in 1654, the Friends in 1657, and the Presbyterians in 1662. The Church of England did not establish itself in New York until 1692.
D. notable Gifts and Memorials
1817. Silver seal presented by Andrew Hopper and Jacob Harsen.
1818. Tablet to Mrs. Barbara Asten.
1828.
Silver Communion Service.
1829.
Tablet to Rev. Dr. Gunn.
1885. Tablet to Jacob Harsen.
1885.
Tablet to Domine van Aken.
1885.
Tablet to the Dead of the Parish.
1893. Brass pulpit, to Susan M. Maurer, died April 30.
1893. Window. Tribute of the Church to Charles E. Hutchinson.
1894. Double window to Charles Bauer, born Oct. 24, 1850, died Dec. 24.
I894. Double window to C. B. Rowland, born Oct. 8, 1851, died Apr. 20.
1897. Easter. Four silver collection plates, to James B. D. MacNab.
1903. Tablet to Charles Sumner Lester, Superintendent Sunday-school from 1896 to 1903.
1903.
Brass Lectern inscribed "To the Sunday-school of Bloomingdale Reformed Dutch Church in loving remembrance from their late Superintendent. Charles Sumner Lester."
1906. Window in the Fifth House of Worship, "In Loving Memory of the Parents of Mr. and Mrs. Runyon Pyatt."
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1906. Window in the Fifth House of Worship, "In Loving Memory of Mrs. George Henry Gilbert, given by Her Friends."
E. Officers from the Date of Organization
Pastors
I. The Rev. Alexander Gunn, S.T.D., . from 1808 to 1829
2. Francis M. Kip 1830 to 1831
3. John AlBurtis 66 1832 to 1834 4. 66 Enoch van Aken 1835 to 1885
5.
66 Carlos Martyn 1883 to 1889
6.
66 Madison C. Peters 1889 to 1900
7.
William C. Stinson, D.D ..
1900 to
Treasurers
Andrew Hopper . from 1806 to 1809
Jacob Harsen. 1809 to 1810
James Striker
1810 to 1814 Henry Post 1814 to 1822
Richard A. Striker 1822 to 1832
John H. Striker
1832 to 1838
David Law.
1838 to 1839
Cornelius Westerfield
1839 to 1840
John Waite 1840 to 1843
Thomas J. Emmons 1843 to 188I
John K. Curtis
1881 to 1882
Samuel B. Reed
1882 to 1890
J. Edward Mastin 1890 to 1905 Runyon Pyatt
1905 to
Clerks or Secretaries
James Striker from 1806 to 1828
Ichabod Prall .
1828 to 1830
Richard A. Striker
66 1830 to 1832
John H. Striker
1832 to 1838
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Caspar Meier from 1838 to 1839
Cornelius Westerfield
1839 to 1842
Gerard William Livingston
1842 to 1843
John N. Boyd . 1843 to 1860 1860 to 1881
Thomas J. Emmons
Samuel Hanaway
1881 to 1886
George E. Dunlap
1886 to 1890
Daniel Howell .
1890 to 1891
Dr. Richard J. Secor
1891 to 1897
Louis Bauer
1897 to 1898
Nathaniel Tuttle
1898 to 1899
George W. Mersereau
1899 to 1903
Edward A. Dillenbeck
1903 to
Elders
With dates of election and service
Andrew Hopper from 1805 to 1824
James Striker
1805 to 1830
Jacob Harsen
1814 to 1835
Ichabod Prall 1824 to 1830
Richard A. Striker
1830 to 1835
James Quackenbush
1830 to 1840 1835 to 1838
David Patterson
1837 to 1838
John H. Striker
1837 to 1838
Casper Meier
1838 to 1839
Cornelius Westerfield 1840 to 1842 1842 to 1844
Gerard William Livingston John N. Boyd
1842 to 1862
Henry Quick
1843 to 1849
William Holmes
1843 to 1854
Thomas J. Emmons
1854 to 1881
Robert Carss.
1861 to 1869
Henry S. Mitchell
1862 to 1879
John K. Curtis 1867 to 1882
Samuel B. Reed
1881 to 1891
John Parks
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Samuel Hanaway .from 1882 to 1888
William M. Stout
1885 to 1890
George E. Dunlap
1888 to 1890
Daniel Howell 1890 to 1892
Jeremiah H. Lant
1890 to 1892
Charles Wessell
1891 to 1892
J. Edward Mastin
1891 to 1905
Edward P. Cone
1892 to 1896
William A. Moore
1893 to 1897
Louis Bauer
1896 to 1901
Henry Daily, Jr
1897 to 1000
Runyon Pyatt
1900 to
Gen. George W. Mindil
1901 to 1902
Edward A. Dillenbeck
1902 to
Gilbert Ray Hawes
66 1907 to
Deacons
With dates of election and service
Jacob Harsen from 1805 to 1814
Philip Webbers
1805 to 1814
Henry Post .
1814 to 1822
Samuel A. Lawrence 1814 to 1816
Ichabod Prall 1815 to 1824
Daniel Mack
1816 to 1881
John Asten 1818 to 1830
Richard A. Striker
1822 to 1830
James Quackenbush
1824 to 1830
John H. Striker
1830 to 1837
John Parks
1830 to 1835
David Patterson
1830 to 1837 1837 to 1839
David Law.
Ackerly Fitch 1837 to 1838 Cornelius Westerfield
1838 to 1840
Thomas J. Emmons
John Waite
Henry Quick
1838 to 1854 1840 to 1844 1842 to 1843
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Peter Rennie . from 1843 to 1858
Duncan Macfarlan
1854 to 1859
Robert Carss
1858 to 1861
George Robertson 1861 to 1863
George H. Pimley
1863 to 1867
Jonas Hanaway
1863 to 1867
Charles Wood
1867 to 1883
Jacob Flick
1874 to 1881
Samuel Hanaway
1881 to 1882
Otis D. Stewart.
1881 to 1883
George E. Dunlap
1883 to 1888
Joseph P. Deyo
1883 to 1886 1885 to 1887
William J. Lyon
Dr. F. Spencer Halsey
1887 to 1891
Charles E. Gildersleeve
J. Edward Mastin
1887 to 1888 1888 to 1891 1888 to 1889
Dr. Eugene H. Porter
66
Erwin H. Schuyler
66 1889 to 1890
Charles F. Terhune .
1890 to 1900
Runyon Pyatt
1891 to 1900 1891 to 1897
Henry M. McCord.
1891 to 1892
Nathaniel Tuttle
1897 to 1899
George W. Mersereau
66 1899 to 1907
Peter Wagner .
1900 to 1902
Edward A. Dillenbeck
1901 to 1902
Dr. Charles M. Thompson
1902 to 1904
William Henry Burr
1903 to 1906
Gilbert Ray Hawes
1904 to 1907
Hopper Striker Mott
1907 to
Dr. Richard J. Secor
6
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F. Signatures of Individuals Connected with the Church
Williamto alStewart Com. Ray M. DeMeyster William Baldwin. 0
Rich: Harison
Magdalen Retter Didricks
MA Hardenbrook
JohnAdams
John Hopper
CHEvus
nathan Sanford
Stephen Van Rensaleer Albany Henry Dodge
Henry Burgers MYork Ds. Jones
Gerard De Peyster
J. GRY an den Heures John y Poster 7873
Arch Gracie Daniel D'tompkins John Jacob astor albany
Peter negeman & G. Ricetto Thomas Gavones EnHahnem
55I
552
The new Dork of Desterdap
P. Riker
IFall Seey
Praha ASticker.
Ho Striker
nson Bensan Will Jauncey
Martha Amory
N Primer
Andrico Hopper
Sacu L. Kip Statis bluk
Jacob Horn In. Hegeman William Edges
Pos: Vanpelt
Milliano OG den
Ann Striker
James Trong get Binjamin Desobry
Naphtali fullah
Clement C. Moore
George Janeway Um Rhin clan der ..
Jacol Harsen
553
Appendices
Abim Ko Bedeman A.Forman, Corman, Gerard Berkman SaelBridge
Benjamin, Benson John Horn
Samuel Wells
Mary M Crea
Ing. Poulet James Arthur Joshua Barker Ja. S.Salt D. Livingalan John V Brevoort Catharine Felles. Kif Bay
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fr. SoBayar8. Grouge M'Kay Gothaune Laurence
Samuel NanWorden
John Parke
Ar " Brincker Koff
If Rostewart
Cornelis Harsen John Aften
554
The new Dork of Desterday
Jam' & Laurence
Isaus L Varion
Henry Powo alstermely. Res y Consisting
John Clinderung
Jassen, Mein dwerhry Daniel Mack
John Asten Scol Duralas Clerk foro tom
Joel Post
David langally
John Williams
Thomas L. Emmons Clerk
Thomas Stevens
& Neslinfield
Samuel Hanaway
A. A. Price
Zahn Beckman
Dech Protes
General Inder
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Aartse, Davidt, 127
"Abbey the," Hotel, 24; loca- tion 44; description 45 ; burned 46, 98
Abeel, Magdalena (Beekman), 386, chart
Academy of medicine, 135, 137 - of music, 93
Ackerman, Balaam, 376
Isaac, 307
Jane C, 366
John, obit., 248
Mr., 200
Rachel (Westerfield), 307 366
Adams, Abigail (Mack), 322
Austin, 423
John, 186, 204
John G., M.D., 133, 136, 169
John Quincy, 370 Joseph H., 422, 423 Maude, 293
Adams & Parker, school, 352 Adams, Samuel, 310
Adriance, Isaac, 316
Aetna Fire Insurance Co., III
Akin, Catherine, Miss, 278 Richard W., died, 278
Albemarle, Lord, 49
Albertson, Ann (Striker), 1734, I19 Albert, 140 Derick, II., 119
Albout, Ann M. (Walters), 401
AlBurtis, John, Rev., 209, 210, 377
Alexander, Cato, opens ordinary 69, 70; tavern, 97
Alexander, Lady Mary (Watts), 373 Allen, Janet, 399
Horatio P., 240, 24I
Allerton, Lucy B., 396
Alner, James, Lt .- col., 58, 315
Alport, John, 52
Alston, Theodosia (Burr), 26
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