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Joseph, 26
Alva, Regency of, 114
American Board of Foreign Mis- sions, 433
Bible Society, 195, 324, 379
Homeopathic Institute, 323
Horse Exchange, 105
Institute, 353
Scenic & Historic Preser- vation Soc., 76
Seaman's Friend Soc., 369, 379
Sunday-School Union, 434, 440 Amerman, Thomas A., Rev., 399
Amory, James, 395 Martha, 199, 200
Amsterdam, N. Y., 301
Anderson, Andrew, 401
James W., 187, 189
Andros, Gov., 325, 370 Ann Street, 108, III
Anneke Jans, 142
Ansonia Apartments, 91
Antoinette, Marie, 87
Apollo Rooms, 391
Appleton, the publisher, 90
Apthorp, Ann, 333 Charles Ward, 14, sus- pected 42, 47, 118, 333
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Apthorp, Charlotte (van den Heuvel), 332 Lane, 5, 15, 17; British encamped along, 38, 58 Mansion, built 1764, 14, de- scription, 15, 41, British Gen- erals at, 41, 334 Tract, 12 Apthorp's Tour, 58 Armstrong, Fannie C., 403
George F., 403
Lelia K., 404 Lizzie M., 404
Ariaens (Adriaens), Ariaentje (Webber), 147
Arkenburgh, Henry, 52
Robert H., residence, 82; description grounds, 440
Arsenal in Central Park, 198 Ash, Thomas, 360
Ashby, Sarah, 399, death 414 Assessment, Commission of, 1880, 239
of,
Asten, Barbara, Mrs., 179, 180, 182, 187; monument 190, 192,
204; tombstone 233 ; obit., 248, 252 ; tablet 254
John, 71, 157, 186; deacon 192, 193, 197, 199, 204, obit., 248, 254, 356 - Vault, 200
Astor, family, 96
- House, 337
- John Jacob, 2, 3, 83, 186, 337, 362 Library, 92 Wm. Waldorf, 426
Asylum, street (West 4th), 90
Atterbury, Anson P., Rev. Dr., 265, 381
Atwater, E. R., Rev., 431, 439
Auchmuty, Susan, 397
Austrian Succession, War of, 1744,33 Aycrigg, Charles, 123 Gerard B., 123
JB
Backer, Jacobus, 347 Bacon, Leonard, Dr., 380
Bailey, Theodorus, Adj., 53
Baker (Purdy), Harriet (Felix), 418 Mary Q. (Duryea), 296
Baker, Matthew, 296
Baldwin, Rev. Mr., school, 198
Balies, G. Jr., 264
Bancker, Abraham, 109
Anna (de Peyster), 386, chart Bank of America, 384 New York, 333, 339
Bansel's Military Academy, pu- pils at defences, 71; location 93,432 Rev. Mr., 194, 204
Banta, David, 149
Hanna, 150
Helena (Webbers), 150
Hendrik, 150, 151
Robert, 313 Wierd, 151
Baptisms, 481, Index to 530
Baptists, persecution of, 338
Barbarie, Abraham V., 203
Robert Farmer, 203
Barberie, John, Ensign, 32
Barker, Jacob, 59, 60, 61; loca- tion of residence, 83
- Joshua, 178 Barlow, Hannah, 164, 394 John, 164, 394
Barnum's Museum, 107
Barnewell, Mr., 163, 164
Barrett, Walter, quoted, 343
Bas, John, Sr., 31 John, Jr., 31
Battery, the 57, 68
Battle, of Long Island, 37
Bauer, Caroline, 403
Dora, 403
Louis, 277
Paul, 402
Bayard, Ann, 1812, IIO
Elizabeth, IIO
Elizabeth (Rodgers), 370
Col., of Delaware, 370
family, 370
James A., 370
James A., U. S. Commis- sioner, 370 John, Col., 370
Mary, Rodgers (Kip), 370, 371 Nicholas, Alderman, 36 140 note, 344
Peter, 1813, 110
- Petrus, 370
Samuel, 370
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557
Bayard, Stephen N., 71, 345, 371, 184, 186, 194, 199, 200, 204 Bayley, Joseph, M.D., 202, 320 Bayles, Lewis C., Rev., 381 Beard, Martha (Holmes), 360 Martha Wilson, 360, 388
Rebecca (Holmes), 360
William E., 388
William J., 388, 402
Beck, Eliza (Burnham), 364 Beckley, Leonard, 400 Mary (Ilsley), 397 Bedloe's Island, 64 Beekman, Abraham K., 71, 74, 186, 344, 345, sketch 346, 371 Ann, 1805, 109
Catherine, 1796, 109
Catherine (Boudinot), 345
Cornelia (Cox), 345
Eliza, 1804, 109
Eliza (Livingston), 386,
chart
Garret, 35
George, 109
Gerard, Capt., 32, 51
Gerard, 186, 345
Gerard, son A. K., 345
Gerard W., 346, 386, chart Gerardus, M.D., 386, chart
Henry, 1796, 109
Henry, Lieut., 32
James, thanked 69, 71 James, father of A. K., 345, 346 James W., 345 Jane (Borrowe), 345 Jane (Van Cortlandt), 345, 346 Johannah, 74, 184, 194, 195, 315, 344, 346 John, 52, 71, 186, 199, 204, 208, 344 John, son of A. K., 345 John C., 345 Lydia (Foulke), 345 Mansion, 24
Mary (Bayard), 37I
Mary A. (de Peyster), 345
Mary N. (Bayard), 345
Richard, 109
Samuel, 345 Willem, Schepen, 140, 386, chart
William, 345
- William, M.D., 386, chart William F., 345
Beinhauer, Frederick, 177 Belcher, -, 323 Bell, John A., 313 Belleview, 58
Belmont, August, Sr., 90
Benedict, Erastus C., quoted 48 Benjamin, Asa, 343
Eastburn, Rev., 343
John, Col., 343 Meigs de L., Col., 343
Bennet, Alex., 401
Benson, Adolph, 31, 77
Benjamin, 53, 77, 78, 178
Benjamin D., 71
Catharine, 77
Catalina, 77
Derick, Serg., 30
Egbert, Amer. Commis-
sioner, 56
Harman, 32
Henry, Serg., 32
John, 31, Ensign, 32
Margaret, 77
Robert, Ensign, 32, 33
Samson, 32, 53, 71, 77
Samuel, 178
Thomas, 52
William, 52
Benson's Point, fortifications at, 72
Benton, "Old Bullion, " 393
Berge, Edward, organist, 245
Bergen, N. J., 323
Berrien, Anna (Duryea), 296
Bethune, Divie, 90
Bethune, Divie Mrs., 419; sketch 90, 91 George W., Rev. Dr., 91, quoted, note on portrait, 162 Bethune Street, 90
Betts, Haram, obit., 248
Jane (Varian), 357
Bibby, Gouverneur S., 332
Billeu, Maria (de Prael), 342 Peter, 342
Bissland, Marion (Carss), 367
Black, Thomas W., 402
Blackford, Providence (Run- yon), 296 Blake, Isaac D., 376 Blanchard, Jane (Day), 325 Marie, 295 Blanck, Alonzo, 402
Blatner, Caroline (Kreider), 403
Blick, William, 402 Bliss, Theresa, 401
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Bliss, James, 401
Blind Asylum, 298
Blockhouse No. I (Central Park), 73, 75
Bloemendael, iii, I
Bloomfield, Joseph, Gen., 63 Bloomingdale, meaning of, xxiv .;
whence derived, I; limits of 2, 3, 4; poems written in, 13, 336; military history, 28; window leads of families taken for bullets, 37; illness in, 215; slavery in, 303-5; French refugees, 35, 418; 302, 305, 332, 343, 349, 350, 355; orig- inal Pres. Church in, 380, 381; 382, 405, 409; stagnant, 429; burial ground in, 438; prior to 1853, 440; described, 231; names of families, 184, 185; condition of in 1835, 210, 211; war history, 28 et seq .; gas lighted first, 1857, 431; tav- ern, 94; local fire company, 99,416
(Union) Academy, 93, 123, 133,168
Asylum, 7, 25, 36, 48; vide N. Y. Hospital
Church, Reformed Dutch; guide-posts along the cen- tury's pathway, xxi .; in- troduction, present location, 47; first Consistory, Io0, et seq .; vaults, 124; his- tory, 157-297; first minister, 161; sale pews, 177, 183; As- ten gift, 179, 180; Jumel bell, 18I, reserved from sale, 267; sale Asten lots, 182; 2nd House of Worship dedicated, 184, 185; cost of edifice, 190; Lord's Supper, manner of ob- servance, 191; members dis- ciplined, 194, 218; Beekman bequest, 195; burial ground, 200; names of persons in- terred, 202; Dr. Gunn's death, 205; second minister, 207; original edifice burned, 209; third minister, 209; public vault, 214; fourth minister, 2I0; original site rented, 214, 215; diagrams of interior, 1854, 219, 220; fair of that year, 221, 437, 438; diagram
first site, 223; first insured against fire, 228; Harsen heirs quit-claim, 224, 226, 227; sec- ond edifice to be demolished, 228; last sermon quoted, 230, 231; retrospect, 232; last ser- vice, 1869, 232; destroyed, 232, 233; third House of Wor- ship, 233; Striker bequest, 234, 235; first woman singer mentioned, 236; proceedings to vacate liens, 237; fifth min- ister, 244; 4th House of Wor- ship, 246, 247; description of location, 246; additional land purchased, 249, 251; cost of new edifice, 251; description, 252; death of Domine van Aken, 254; last pastor of Dutch descent, 257; dedica- tion, 258, 260; chapel disman- tled, 266; balance "Parsonage Acre " sold, 267; memorial to the dead, 268, tablet, 269; Sunday-school, 268, 275, 276, 278; burden of debt, 269; erection of spire, 272, 273; sixth minister, 273; Advisory Board, 276, members of first, 277; individual communion cups introduced, 278; seventh minister, 283; new site sug- gested, 289, 290; purchased, 291; last service, 291; plans 5th House of Worship, 292; corner-stone laid, 292; de- scription of new edifice, 294; on historic site, xxiii., 47; dead of parish, 296; Centenary exercises, 295; Pyatt & Gil- bert windows unveiled, 293, 295; distinguished lineage of organization, 298; Ist House of Worship, 325; Park Pres. Ch. child of, 381; old time reminiscences, 428; occupants of square pews, 431, 436; description of interior 2nd House of Worship, 432 ; grave- yard, 436; improvements made, 438; anniversaries, 438, 439, 440; fair, 441; raising the flag, 1864, 442, 443, 444. Vide Church at Harsenville; Burial Ground; Parsonage, also all appendices
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Bloomingdale Cross Road, the new (Apthorp Lane), 42 - District, xxv., 2, 5
- Road, 2, opened 1703, 4; - extended 1795, 7; 16, retreat along 37; British pickets sta- tioned on 38; 42, 44, 45, 58; drive 96, 97; 98; sleighing carnival on, 138, 187; widened, 1849, 218; 376; a tour along, 4II, 426; a great drive, 413, 415; 416, 419; reckless driving on, 435; 443
Heights, works at, 317; 295, 389, 394, 426, vide Har- lem Heights.
Square (original), 2, 10; (new) named xxvi, 19
Village, 7, 19, 378, 408
Stages, 98, driver killed in storm, 441
Board, Cornelius, 314
David, 315
Elizabeth (Post), 201, 314
James, 314, 315
Joseph, 315 of Education, 385
Bocké Abraham, 127
Jaquemyntje (Harsen), 127
Boelen, Abraham, Capt., 32
Bogart, David S., Rev., 123, 159, 327 note Mr., thanked, 69
Bogert, Albert, 109 Andrew, 109, IIO
Eliza, 1805, 109
James, 109
Jane, 1812, IIO
Jane (Anderson), 40I
Jacob, 1812, IIO
Jacobina, 10I
Jennett (Kearny), 373
John B., 110
John Mc., 373
Margaret, 1809, 110
Margaret, 1807, 109
Peter, 1804, 109
Peter, 1808, 109
Peter, 109
Sally, 1812, 1IO
Sarah (Ray), 337
Wert, 110
Boggs, James, residence 89, 169, 178, 197, 204, 334 John, 53 - Julia (Livingston), 334, 89
Boggs, Sarah, 89 Bombay Hoeck, 370
Bonaparte, Joseph, at Clare- mont, 26
Bonar, Horatius, 428 Bonesteel, Mr., 426
Boomgaert (Bogert), Wyntje Cornelise (Stryker), 118
Booth, Robt. R., D.D., 276
Borrens (Burns), Ann (Web- bers), 151 Borrowe, Jacob H., 345 Samuel, 177, 335; resi- dence, 336, 344 Samuel, Jr., 344
Boudinot, Elisha, 345
Boulevard, opened 1868; award paid 229; construction begun, 228, 232; grading completed, 237; elms 257; effort to con- struct "L" road, 278; 417, 419; named, 1870, 438 Boutcher, Ann, (Runyon), 296 Bower, Lane, 4, 57 - Theatre, 57
Bowen, Eliza (Mme. Jumel), 326 Bowley, James, 398
Bowne, Abigail S., 339
Amelia, 339
Amy, 339
Eliza (Skillman), 339
family, 338, 339
George, 339
Gulielma, 339
Hannah, 339
Lewis, 340
Matilda, 339
Robert L., 333, 339
Rowland G., 339
Samuel S., 339
Walter, Mayor, 340
Boyd, Miriam, 400 John N., 213, 224, 398 Susan, 398 Bradhurst & Field, 61, 68, 69
Bradley, James F., 397
Brandon, Martha (Osgood), 32 I
Brass, Sophia (Powis), 395
Bratt, Anna (Schuyler), 355
Brazier, Abraham, thanked, 69 Breakneck Hill, 48
Bremner, Andrew, Capt., 64
Bremner, James, 397 Breuckelin, (Brooklyn), 117 Brevoort, Hendrick, 127
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Brevoort, John G., 178 John V., 336
Brewerton, George, Col., 49 George, Jr., Capt., 33
Brewster & Co., 3
Brick Meeting House (Dr.
Spring's), 336, 386, 409
Bridge, Joel, 178
Brinckerhoff, Abraham, 178 Seba, pensioner, 54 Brigham, Ellen (Bowley), 398
197,
C. DeWitt, Rev. Dr., 245
Brigs, Ann M., (Love), 400
Broadway, 182, 187, 188; grad- ing, 226, 228; outlet sewer at 66th St., 237 Savings Bank, 353 Tabernacle, 439 Block, Rebecca, 400
Brockholst, Susanna (French), 33I Brooks, Eldridge H., 360, 416 James, 360
William H., 360
Brooklyn fortifications, 71;
stopped work at, 72
Broome, John, Lt .- Gov., 33, 35; residence, 86, 89, 332, 419 County, named for Lt .- Gov., 87 -Street, named for Lt .- Gov., 332
Bronck's Land (Morrisania), 8 Brown, Elizabeth (Post), 317
family, the, 202
David S., 375
- University, 318
Joseph, Street Commis- sioner, 85, 86
Brouwer, Petronella (Post), 320 Seijbrand, 152 Brunish, Eliza (Bennet), 40I
Buchanan, James, British Con- sul, 202, 333 Buchanan & Thompson, 333 Buck, Dr., 136 Mr., 194
Buckley Mansion 24
Bull's Head Tavern, 57
Bullock (Broome) Street, 87
Burnham, Ann (Van Buskirk), 365
Cordelia M., 364
- Charles, 364
George, 95
Burnham, Harriet N. (Talcott), 364
James C., Col., 95, 204, 364, 365 Julia M., 364
Mary L., 364
William, 53, 95, 194, 203, 364
Burnham's (Mansion House), 98, 425, 426
Burger, Engeltie (Hassens), 127 Burgher right, the, introduced II5
Burgoyne, Isabella E. (Law- rence), 312 William, 3 12
Burial Ground (Harsenville), 200; rules therein, 201, 202; interments, 201, 202, 203; described, 1878, 233; 236, 237; assessed, 238; site 4th House of Worship, 247; re- port Committee in charge of removal of remains, 249; con- dition of, 1878, 233
Burr, Aaron, 26, 326; at Bloom- ingdale Church, 327; married, 334 Aaron, Rev. Dr., 327
Burtis, Martha (Amory), 395 Bushwick, 117
Bussing, Aaron, 32
Isaac, 32
Byard (Bayard), David, IIO Mary, 1840, IIO
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Cadez, Loretta (Barbarie), 203 Calico Print Factory, 415
Cameron, Robert, 397
Campbell, Rachel, 397
Canada, 28; expedition against, 1690, 29; second expedition, 1709, 30; 33 Canal, Mme., 138
Candies, names of old-fashioned, 425 Cannon and Mortars mounted, number of, 73 Capoens, Christina, 141 Cappiopean Soc., 318
Cargill, Annie, belle of Harsen- ville, 83.
David, II; house, 10, II
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56I
Cargill, David-(Continued)
178, 194, 199, 204, 207, 213; property, 82 Mrs. David, 199
Isaac, 52
Cargill & Sonntag, II
Carlton, Sir Guy, raid of upper Hudson, 51; 56
Carrick, Mr., 194 Carrigan, Andrew, 25
Carss, Marion B., xxv., 405
Mary C., 367
John, 367
John B., 367
Robert, 222, 367
Caryl, Emily (Halden), 414
family, 414
Isaac, 385
- Sarah, 414
Castle Garden, 63
Cato's Road, 69
Cedarville, N. Y., 308
Cemeteries, burials forbidden in 228; exempted from taxation, 239, 24I
Central Park, 12, 42, 43, 55, 73; Mt. St. Vincent in, 77; Har- lem Mere, 78; 85, 92, 97; the Arsenal, 198, 295, 335, 387, 4II Central Park West, 215 Central Presbyterian Church, 410
Chamber of Commerce, 337, 341, 376, 379, 383
Chambers, T. W. Rev. Dr., 245, 259 Chandler, Elizabeth (Williams), 313
Chatham Street, 139
Chaudlet, Joseph, family, vil- lage oracle, 417
Chelsea, xxiii
Cheriot, Henry, Jr., 178
"Cherry Lane," 44 Street, 319 "Chevilly," 87, 88
Cheeseborough, slave, 304
Cheever's, Dr., church, 439
Child, Francis, Jr., 375
Children's Fold, 19
Chimney sweeps, 197, 406 Church, All Angel's, 424
at Harsenville organized, 130; formed, 157, 159; First House of Worship, 161, 282
163; Second House of Wor- ship, 169; Second site, 171, 172, 174; Corner-stone laid, 174; building committee, 175; marble tablet, 176; commun- ion service purchased, 199; Harsen bequest, 211; local name, 221; 350; Domine Kip ordained at, 368; anniversary of, 409; described, 428; found- ed by Jacob Harsen, 429. Vide Bloomingdale Ref'd Church.
Church, Collegiate of St. Nich- olas, 100
Brick, the, 318
Eighth Presbyterian, 161
Harlem, at, 176
Mary, 396
members laboring at
Brooklyn Works, 71
Middle Dutch Reformed (N. Y. Post-office) 100, 306 Twenty-first Street Re- formed, 301
-- of England, established in New York, 1692, 546
"Church of Midwout," 324 "Church in the Fort," the, 100. Vide also under individual church titles.
Churchill, Mary H., obit., 248
Cipp, Charlotta (Overmeyer), 404
Cisco, Elizabeth (Day), 303
City Bank, 189 College, 387
Hall plundered, 56; 358, 376
Hall Park, 331, 409
History Club, 76 Hotel, 90
Civil War, 388, 441; incidents, 442
Claes, Anna, 152
"Claremont," 26, 39, 40, 48, 317, 345, 417
Clark, Alfred C., 244
- Cyrus, 17
Emmons Col., quoted, 64, 65 George, Lt .- Gov., 30
Mary L. (Morgan), 402
William, 399
William W., Rev., 264,
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Clarkson, David M., 71
estate, 94
family, 22
house, 19
- Matthew, 25
Clay, Henry, 353 ; obsequies, 393 Clendenin, Charlotte, IIO
- George, IIO
- George, 1846, IIO
William, 1842, IIO
Clendining, John, 61, 186, 199, 202, 204, 208; mansion, 336
Lane, 336
Letitia, 336
Margaret, 336
Mrs., 198 William, 336
Clermont, Manor of, 331
Clinn, Mahala (Feitner), 376
Clinton, De Witt, 67, 123, 31I
George, Gov., 33, 77, 298 Henry, Sir, occupies Ap- thorp Mansion, 38; 42, 57, I20
Coach hire, rates of, 1789, 58
Cobb, Henry E., Rev. Dr., 283, 292, 295
Cock, William T., 88
Cockcroft, James, M.D., 133
Coe, Edward B., Rev. Dr., 245, 264, 292, 295
Coek (Koeck), Hendrik, 139
Coffee House, 58
Coit, Daniel L., 377 - Maria (Perit), 377
Colden, Major, 417
Cole, Isaac D., 395
Coles, Anne (Mott), 10; note 52 College of New Jersey (Prince- ton), 162
of Physicians and Sur- geons, 134, 136, 323
Collegiate Church, 130; Consist- ory of, 171, 229, 230
school 1633, 130; names of scholars, note, 109, IIO
Colonial Assembly, met at Dyck- man's, 1752, 77 Colored people, pews reserved for, 22I Orphan Asylum, 351 Columbia College, 57; students work at defences, 70; 134, 159, 162, 208, 209, 323, 324, 325, 329, 341, 368, 369, 372, 384
Columbia University, 25, 40, 75, 394 Columbus Circle, 371 Colve, Gov., 113
Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment, 229
Committee of Defence, 61, 62, 63, 67, 70; issues another call, 72; 390
of Safety, 1776, 35 Common Council, 62, 318
- lands, 314
Commons, road across the, 86 Comstock, A. M. F., Mrs., 404
- D. W., 277
Concklin, Caleb, 196
- Joseph, 196
Concord, 321; North Carolina, 30I
Cone, Edward P., 276
Coning, Jacob, 151
Conkling, Davis, 428
Connecticut Rangers, the, 38, 39,40 Conover, George, 440
Conseil de Malines, Grand, the, 103 Consistory, meaning of term, 102 ; its power, 250
Continental Army, disbanded, 57 Congress, 32I
Coombs, Josephine A., 423
Cooper, James Fenimore, 334
Thomas, 20 S., Capt. U.S.A., 352 Corkey, Mary A. (McCartney), 398
Cornelis, Jannetje (Webber), 152 Leentie, 152
Corneliszen, Ariaen, 152
Dirck, 143 Hendrik, 145, 152
Jacob, 152 Theunis, 152
Cornell, Albert R., 124, 300
James T., died, 124 James T., II., killed in ac- cident, 300
Joseph, 122, 124, 202 Maria (Striker), 124 Susan (Varian), 359 Cornish, John, 376
Cornwallis, Earl, in command,
38; surrender, 51; at York- town, 56, 119
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Cortright, Henry, 52. Vide Kortright.
Cosijnszen, Gerrit, progenitor of family, 306
Cosine, Catherine, 199 Gerrit, 30 - Rachel, 199. Vide Cozine. Coster, Henry A., 337 - John G., 178; sketch, 336, 337 Coulthard, William, 187
Council of Appointment, 1784- 1821, 58, 61,320
Country-seats. Vide Home- steads.
Court of Burgomasters and Schepens, 115
- Haerlem, erected, 145 note Courtnay, Lord, 26, 417 Coutant, Gilbert, 358 Couwenhoven, Ann, 127
Jacob, 127 John, 31 Margaret (Hassens), 127 Neeltje (Webber), 127
Samuel, 32
Cox, Abraham B., 344
Catharine M., 344
Cornelia, 344
Martha (Hoffman), 394 Isaac B., 344, 345
Cozine, Balaam Johnson, 9, 307 Catharine, widow Balaam Johnson Cozine, 9 Catharine (Harsen), 85, 128, 129, 130, 200, 204 Catharine, sister of John, 308 Catharine (Fleet), 307, 408 Cornelis, the settler at Bloomingdale, 306, 307 Cornelius, son of Garret, 84, 130
Cornelus, 302 - family, 10, 304, 408, 409 - farm, 133, 366 Garret, 84, 128, 129, 130, I33 Garrit, 109, IIO Garrit, 1807, 109
- George, 1809, IIO - Hannah, 84, 130 Jane (Ackerman), 166,
304, 306, 307 Jane A. (Dorland), 308, 408
Cozine, John, 202, 204, obit., 248, 307 John, Mrs., 71, 217, 408; "Mistress," 435 John R., Capt., 59 Mansion, 168, 217, 407, 408, 4II Margaret (Fletcher), 302
Mary, 1807, 109
Nich. Dyckman, 308
Oliver L., Lieut., 59 Rachel 166, 200, 204, 304, 306, 307; funeral, 441 Sarah (Hopper), 9, 307 Sarah, 10 Sarah Stakes (Horn), 308, 408 vault, 307
Couzyn, John, 32
Cozeijn, Corneles, 32 Cornelius, 32 Cozyn, Garret, 32
Croix, Peter, Col., 326
Crosby, Howard, Rev. Dr., 209, 245, 265
Cross Road to Harlem, the, 5, 42 Crown Point, expedition against 33;51 Crozier, Mary, 397 Crump, Hannah, 203
John, 203 William B., 203
Cudlipp, Henry A., 424 Hannah E. (Macfarlan), 424
Reuben, 426 Reuben H., 424
Cunningham, William, 150
Curtis, Mary A., 400 John K., 229, 40I
Cutler, Albert E., 287
Cutting, Francis B., 20, 21; ex- ecutor of Ann Rogers, 44 William, 2 Cuyler, Henry, Capt., 32 Sara (Van Brugh), 331, 386 chart Theodore L., Rev., 439-40
d'Auliffe, Mme., 87, chalet, 418 Daily, Henry, Jr., 277, 279 ; died, 286
Dailey, Mary A.,(McGown), 317 Dale, Hester, 403
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Dalrymple, Jane (Black), 402 Dana, Ann Agnes (Holmes), xxv., 405 note, 437 William F., 360 Darke, Charles, Sr., 377
Charles, 204, 213, 426
Elizabeth, 427
family, 376
George, 377
Helen M., 377
Henry, 376
John, 377
John M., 377
Maria, 376, 377
Maria, daughter of Rich- ard, 376
Mary T., 377
Richard, 376
Richard, Jr., 377
Sarah (Wilson), 376
Daughters of 1812, U. S., the, 75; tablet, 394
Davison, I., D.D., 381
Day, Eliza (Ritter), 304
Day's Tavern, 57
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 93, 436 Deas, Mrs. (Nash), 443
de Beaujolais, Prince, 88
de Brough, Catherina (Beek- man), 386, chart
de Bruyn, Johannes, 30
de Callières Bonnevue, Chev- alier, 29
de Courval, Vicomtesse, 88
de Cubières, Marquis, 87
Deems, Charles F., Rev. Dr., 245, 265
"Deermont," Swords country- seat, 306
de Grove, Rebecca (Albertson), 1720, 119
de Key (de Kay), Elizabeth, 150 Jacob, Lieut., 30 Jacob, tract, 43 de Labigarre, Amaryllis L., 344 Margaret, 344
Delafield Estate, 387 Doctor, 136
del Campiglio, P. F., 394 de Lamater, Abraham, 31 - Isaac, 3I de Lamontanye, Isaac, 3 I
de Lancey, Anne (Watts), 81 Etienne (Stephen), 16, 81, 96 James, Lt .- Gov., 82
de Lancey, John, 33
Mansion, burned, 54
Oliver, Brig .- Gen., 48, 82, 96 Peter, 82
- Susannah (Warren), 81
tract, 81
de Lancey's Loyalists, 48, 119 de Lano, George W., Mrs., 264 de la Noy, Catherine P. (Beek- man), 386 chart de Milhau, John T. G., 12
de Montpensier, Duc, 87 Denton, Daniel, commissioner, 347 de Neuvilles, the, 89 de Peyster, Abraham, 100,
sketch, 10I
Anna (de Peyster), 386, chart
Anna H. (Livingston), 336
Catharine A., 346
Cornelia (Livingston), 336,
385, 386, chart Cornelia B., 346
Elizabeth (van Rensselaer) 346
Frederick, 18, 61, 71
Gerard, 67, 186, 336, 386, chart
Gerard B., 346
Isaac, Lieut., 32, Capt., 32 James, Lieut., 74, mansion, 336 James F., Ensign, 75 James W., buys de Kay tract, 43, 336, 386, chart
Jane v. C., 346
Johannes, 100, 386, chart
Margaret (de Peyster), 336 386, chart
Nicholas, 5, 25; buys van de Water tract, 43; boundary of farm, 48; Capt .- Lieut., 58; 71, 186
William, 2d Lieut., 32; Ensign, 32, 345, 346, 386; chart
William W., Ensign, 51 Depier, Sara (Walles), 144 de Prael, Arent, 342
- family, 342 Trintje, 342. Vide Prall. de Rahm, Henry C., 88 de Riemer, Margaret (Selijns), 142
565
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de Riemer, Margriete (Webbers), 149, 150 Isaac, 150 de Rivières, the, 89
de Singeron, August, Col., 87
Desobry, Benjamin, 178
Despard, Matilda P., quoted, 230 de Suyers, Catalina H. (Kip), 367
de Voor, David, Sr., 3 1 David, Jr., 31 - John, 3 I
de Vouw, Daniel, 357 -Elizabeth (Varian), 357
de Witt, Rev. Dr., 438, 439 Dey, Dirck Theunis, 325
- Dirck Jansen, sketch, 325
Isaac, first sexton, 166. 175, 193; discharged, 197; re- appointed, 200, 300, 304
Jane (Varick), 325 Mary (Ray), 303 - Street, 325 Deyo, J. P., 251 Lawrence, 376
Dick, Hannah (Macfarlan), 424
Dickson, J. M., Rev. Dr., 264
Diedericks, J. J., 178
Digby, Admiral, 346
Dillenbeck, Edward A., 280, 282, 289 543 Dircx, Aechtie, 127
(Montieth),
Divene, Margaret 403 Dixon, Courtlandt P., buys
"Woodlawn," 47
Dobbs, Margaret, 395
Dodge, John V., 324
- Henry A., 324 - Henry S., 178, 324, 325 Lieut .- Col., 72, 390
Dodworth's Band, 93
Dog carts, 440
Dongan, Gov., 108; patent, 113, 118;348 Dorland, Cozine, 308 - James H., 308 Jane C., xxv., 405 Jane C. (Franklin), 308, 408 d'Orleans, Duc, 87 D'Orsay, Lawrence, 293
Douglass, Rev. Mr., school mas- ter, 16 rake, family, 202
Drake, John, 332
Jeremiah John, 331, 332
Drew, John, 293, note
Drisius, Samuel, Domine, 10I
Duke's Bouwery, the, 325 Laws, 1665, 113
Dulles, Allen M., Rev., 434
Anna S., 434
Charles W., 434 John W. Rev., 433; mis . sionary, 434 Joseph H., Rev., 434
Perit, 434
Winslow, 434 William, 434
Dunlap, George E., 251 superintendent, 267
Dunn, James B., Rev., 410
Dupont, Mary, obit., 248
Duryea, Catharine (Quick), 400 Mr., 197
Duryee, Emma V., 195, 296 Henry, 296
Henry, Col., 296
Henry B., 1817, IIO
John L., IIO
Joseph R., Rev. Dr., 270, 292 Jost, 296 William, 296
Dusenberry, Catharine H. (Va- rian), 358 John H., 375 John S., 315 Dutch Church, in Market St., 1810, 350
site bequeathed in Bloom- ingdale, 306
method of election of offi- cers, 269 Duyckinck, Anna (van de Wa- ter), 1686, 43 Mary (Beekman), 346, 386, chart
Dyckman, Abraham, 71
Anneke (Sevenhoven), 128
Catherina (Cozine), 307
Cornelia (Harsen), 84, 128
Cornelia (Hassens), 127
Cornelius, 31; sketch, 84, 127, 129 Cornelius, Jr., 129
Elizabeth (Sprong), 84
family, 374, 408
farm, 12, 81, 83, 90, 128
George, 76, 84, 86, 129
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Dyckman-Harsen Mansion, old- est in Harsenville, 89, 164
Jacobus, 67, 71
Jacob, 31, 128
Jacob, Jr., 31, 77
Jannetje, (Cozine), 84, 128
Johannes, pioneer, 84
John, 31, 33, IIO
Joseph, 51
Mr., witness to baptism of
St. Clair Pollock, 26
Nicholas, 31, 128, 129, 164, 307 Peter B., 1836, IIO
Rachel (Harsen), 84, 128
Richard, 53, 54
- slaves, 304
widow, the, 71
Wyntie (Hopper), 9, 121, I64
- Wyntie (Kortright), 84
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Earl of Dartmouth, 35
East River, 139
Eden Medcef, farm, 3, 320
Edes, Joseph, 51
Eddie, James, 395
Edgar, Daniel M., 340
Hannah (Morris), 340
Herman Le Roy, 340
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