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Matilda (Wendelken), 400
Morgan, 329 Sarah, 400
Lexington, 32 I
Light Horse Troop, Somerset Co., 119, 120, 12I
Lindeman, Emily (Emmons), 372 Ling and Jewell, landlords of "The Abbey," 45 Liscum, (Post), Elizabeth (Bradley), 397
Livingston, Anna de P., (Hunt), 386 Ann (Livingston), 331
Anson, 33I Brockholst (Henry B.), 17, 35; Lieut., 52, 61, 178, descent, 331, 368
Carroll, 33I
Cornelia (Livingston), 331
Cornelia M., (Petit), 386
Edward H., 344
Edward M., 386
Eliza, 344 Emily M., (Lord), 386
Gerard W., 169, 213, 336, sketch, 385; 386 chart
Gilbert R., Ensign, 51
Henry, Capt .- Lieut., 35
Henry B., 33I Henry G., Lieut., 34
Henry W., 331
James, 386 chart
Jasper H., 331 John H., D.D., LL.D., sketch, 157; 158 note; 205, 292 John W., 89, 334 Margaret (Livingston), 386 chart Peter R., (4th Lord), 386
chart Peter W., 336, 344, 386 chart
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Livingston, Philip (2d Lord), 17, 331, 386 chart
Philip, the signer, 331
Richard, 53
Robert (Ist Lord), 331,
386 chart
Robert (3d Lord), 386 chart
Robert, 386 chart
William, Gov. of N. J., 17, 33I William, 344
William H., 344
William H., 386
Loan, authorized by Congress, 1813, 60
Long Acre Square, derivation of name, 3
Long Island, battle of, 328
Gazette, the, 340
Loockermans, Marritje, 127 Govert, 143
Loots, Trijntje (Banta), 15I
Lord, Day & Lord, 386
Lord, Edward C., 386
Loss, Adolphus, Surveyor, 182
Love, William, 400
Low, Jane, 109 John, 10, 12; country- seat, 82, 88, 194
Lawrence, 3 I
Mary A., 399
Peter, Rev., 162
William, 3I
Low's Woods, 12
Loyalist Company of the Out- ward, officers of, 49
Lozier, Emma, 419
John, country-seat, 90 Oliver, 53
Lubertus, Cornelia (de Peyster), 386 chart
Ludlow, Ann M., (Livingston), 33I Gabriel, 33I William W., 33
Lutheran Church, 382, estab- lished in New York, 1653, 546 Lush, Thomas R., 404
Lyon, Joseph, 399
Lord, 92
William J., 250, 251, 267
MacArthur, Robert S., D.D., 265
Macfarlan, Duncan, 221, 222 424
Duncan, son of above, 424
John, M.D., 425
Malcom, M.D., 424
Martha (Thompson), 424 Mary, 425
Mack, Caroline (Belcher), 323
Charlotte (McChain,) 323
Daniel, 177, 181, removed from village, 193, 322
Daniel, 323
John, 322
Lucinda (Steen), 323
Orlando, 322
Robert, 323
Sarah (Woodruff), 323
Susan (Hallock), 323
Mackenzie, Robert, D.D., 295
Macomb, Alexander, Maj .- Gen., U. S. A., 352 Robert, 67
William, Brigade-Quarter- master, 69
Macomb's Dam, opened to pub- lic, 67; a resort, 413
Madison Cottage, 6
Square, 4, 5, 6, 356
Maghee, Alexander, 32 Samuel, 32
Major, Letitia, 397
Mali, Henry W. T., Belgian Consul, country-seat, 24
Magrath, George B., 387
Man, John, Jr., 149 Mandeville, family, 408
G. H., D.D., 245
John, 3I
Yellis, 3I Yellis, Jr., 36
Manley, James R., M.D., 320 Manhattan Bank, 337 Congregational Church,
282, 283 Street, 38
Manhattanville, xxiii., 196, 23I
Mansion-House, the, 95, 96. Vide Burnham's
Mapes, Genl., 72, 390
Marble Cemetery, 335, 356
Collegiate Church, 282 Marcellus, Mary (Mildeberger), 313 Margits, Katherij (Hegeman), 302 Marriage customs, Dutch, 408
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Marriages, 446, Index to, 521 Marschalk, Elizabeth, 367
Francis, 367 Maria (Hassens), 127 Martin, George, 204, 377; wife, 199,200 Jonathan C., 377 Mary I., (Darke), 377
Martin's Hotel, 68
Martineau, Harriet, xxiv.
Martyn, Carlos, D.D., 240, 241, 243, called 244, 245, address at dedication, 260; historical discourse, 265; letter of resig- nation, 270, 271, 272 Sanford S., Rev., 259, 265 Marx, Asher, his property, 74 Mary, 344 Masonic Society, 330, 33I
Mast (Masten), Jan, 363
Masten, Lysbet J., (Quakken- bos), 363
Mastin, J. Edward, 275, 279, 282, 286, 288, 289; resigned 290, tribute, 291
Matchett, M. B., Rev., 440
Matthews, Elizabeth, 399
Mayer, Henrietta, 395 Theodore, 204, 395 Mauritz, Anna (Provoost), 142 McAdams, Mrs., 178
McCarter, Arthur, 374
McCarthy, cottage, 425
McCartney, George, 398
McChain, John, 323
McConaughey, Sarah J., (Hard- ing), 402 McCord, Nancy, 398 McCrea, Mary, 178 Stephen, 336 McDonald, Alexander W., 403 Alexander W., Jr., 403
McDougal, Alexander, Capt., 122,392 Eliza B., (Striker), 122, 392
McEvers, Bache, 335
McEvers, C., 178
McFarlan, Henry, 178
McGown, Andrew, thanked, 69, 71, 77, war service, 316 Daniel, Capt., 77 Eliza, 316 Eliza Ann S., 316
Elizabeth A. P., (Wright), 317
McGown, Henry P., 317 Marianna, 317
Samson B., 78
William K., Rev., 317 McGown's Pass, 42, 57; work at, begun, 67; description of works at, 73; work at, 74; its location, 76 McKay, George, 178, 340
George Knox, Capt., 340 Margaret H., (Schieffelin), 34I McKenzie, Robert, 402
McMann, Mary E., (Cudlipp), 424 McVickar, Anna, 339 John, 16, 339
Mechanic's Bank, 349
Mechanics & Tradesmen, Gen. Soc., of 320, school, 352
Medical Council, 134
Megapolensis, Hillegond, 144 - Johannes Domine, 101, 145 Meier, Caspar, country-seat, 24, 382, 383; 71, 174, 186, 199; vault, 202 ; 203, 204, 213, 345, 381; children, 384; wife, 199, 436
Caspar & Co., 383
C. & H. H., 383, 384
Diedrick, 38I
Eliza C., 384
Emily M., (Smith), 384
family, 233
Henrietta M., (von Post), 384 John D., 384
Mary K., (Punnett), 203, 384 Mercein, Thomas R., Hon., 61, treasurer Committee of De- fence, 62, 63 - F. & W., 62
Mercer Street, 182, 187, 188; church, 436
Merchants' Exchange, 46
Mersereau, George W., 289 Messeroe, Capt., 67 Metropolitan police, 379
R. R. Co., permission re-
fused to build on Boulevard, 278 Mexican War, 99 Meyer, Peter, 71 Sara (Hassens), 126 Meyers, Mrs., 194
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Michaelius, Jonas, Domine, 100 Middle Dutch Church, 368 Road, 85, 86, 422
Middleton, Peter, M.D., 324
Midwout, (Flatbush), 112, II3, 116, 117, 302
Mier, Isaac, 3I
Milborne, Jacob, Capt., 29
Mildeberger, Charlotte A. (Pe- poon), 313
Christopher, 6, 70; sketch, 313
I53 Elizabeth (Banta), 313
Emeline (Bell), 313
John A., 132
Margaret A., (Stuyvesant- Peckham), 313
Oliver, Lieut., 34; sketch, 313
Oliver H., 313
Mile Stones, from Wall Street,
3d mile, 4; 4th mile, 3
on the Bowery, 2d mile, 37I from City Hall, 5th mile, 422
Militia, the, 1738, 30; 1775, 34; 5I
Milledoller, Philip, D.D., 436 Miller, Frank, 442
- John, 396, 442; Mrs., 199
Joseph, 442
Vashti (Mildeberger), 313 Mills, Philo, 204
Millstone, N. J., river, 120, court house burned, 1779, 12I Mindil, George W., Genl., 280, 289
Minthorn, Annatje (Man), 149 John, 149
Philip, 149
Samuel, 149
Sara (Webbers), 150
Minthorne, John, 31
Mangle, 330
(Menthaer), Philip, 145
Philip, Ensign, 30; 2d Lieut., 32, 149
Mission to the Public Institu- tions, the, 22
Missionary work, manner of carrying on, 437
Mitchell, Charles, F. A., 404 - Henry S., 401 - Thomas, Mrs., 403
Mitchell, Samuel L., M.D., quoted, 338
Moffat, William B., country- seat, 47
Mohegan Engine Company (No. 50), 99, 416
Moir, Isabel, 395
John, Bloomingdale Union
Academy, teacher at, 93, 395 Moncrief, Ellen (Osgood), 322 Monmouth, battle of, 50, 121, 328
Monroe, James, President, 44, 329, 330
Montagne, Jacob, 32
- Johannes de la, Dr., 78
- John, 32
Montagne's Kill, 78
Montanye, Abram, 77
Monte Alta, 137. Vide Home- steads and Country-seats
Monteith, David, 403
Montressor's (Ward's) Island, 349, 369 Moore, Benjamin, Rev., 26
Benjamin, line of stages,
98
Clement C., 178, 336
Harriet W., 403
John, 201, 204
Margery (Darke), 377
Martha (Hanaway), 387
Rosena (Fairbanks-Hege-
man), 303
William A., 277
William H., 399
Moreau, Gen1., 88
Morgan, Eliza A. (Holmes),
36I Hamilton, 402
Morningside Park, 43
Morning Star, S. I., 342
Morris, Clara, 293
George P., 13
Lewis, Col., 8, 349
Roger mansion, 38, 4I,
325; description of, 326 Robert R., 340
Morrisania, 349
Mott, Adam, the pioneer, 346; sketch, 347, 348
Alexander H., 355
Anne, 10
Ebenezer, Lieut., 53
family, 9, 233
Garrit S., 1812, 122
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Mott, Henry, 52
Hopper S., 355, Appendix
Isaac, 10, 52 note
Jacob, 52
Jacob C., 17, 340; wife, 2
Jacob H., 1810, 122, 35I James S., 1804, 121, 349 John, 53 John H., 1803, 121, obit., 124 Joseph, 52, 67, 348 Jordan, 9, 68, 79, I2I, obit., 124, 199, 204, 213, 346; sketch, 348, 350
Jordan, Jr., 1808, 122 Lavinia (Strebeck), 199 M. Hopper, 1815, 122; 352 ; sketch, 353, 355 Samuel, 52 Samuel C., 1806, I22; obit., 124; sketch, 349, 351 Thomas, 52 Valentine, M.D., 18, coun- try-seat, 22, 23; property, 94, 352
Winifred, obit., 124; sketch
35I. Vide Lavinia Striker Mott's Lane, 350
"Mott's Point," 9, 121, 305, 349, 350, 35I Muggie, Margaret (Fleetner), 402 Muhlenberg, Henry M., D.D., 382
Mulligan, J. W., Col., 389
Mumford, Gurdon S., 61, 184
Municipal police, 379
Murphy, the village blacksmith, 416 Ned, anecdote, 417 Joe, actor, 417 Murray, Daniel, 403
Hill, 333 Lindley, 37
Mary L., 37 Robert, 37
Mutual Insurance Co., 339, 383 Myer, Abraham, Jr., 31 Aaron, 3I - Adolf, Jr., 31 -- John, Jr., 31
Nagel, John, Jr., 31
Nash, Daniel D., Bloomingdale residence, 10, 11, 12, 82, 443, wife, 437
Rebecca, "Goddess of Lib- erty, " 443, 444
Naugle, Jacob, 189, 198
Neilson, John, M.D., 25
Nevada Apartment House, 163, 224, 385, 414 New Amersfoort (Flatlands), 116, 117, 118
New Bridge, Hackensack, 120 New Brunswick, war incident, II9 Seminary, 208, 209
Newcastle, Del., 323
Newcastle, Duke of, 92 Newcomb, Charlotte (Hopper), IO6 Zaccheus, 106
New England shilling, 193 note Society, 318 Newson, Charles, Capt., 181
Newtown, L. I., 323, Creek, 347 New Utrecht, L. I., 117
New York City, 1776; condition of, 35, 57; first Belgian pave- ment laid in, 334
City Dispensary, 321
Eye Infirmary, 135, 137 Historical Society, 48, 101, 137,330
Hospital, 24; breastworks at, 35; 134, 135, 136
Infant Asylum, II; first site, 47 Infant School Society, mis- sion of, 298 Lane, 4 Militia, composition of, 1775,34
Mutual Insurance Co., 339, 383
Orphan Asylum Society, first in the city, 90, 91, 203, 267, 298, 305, 327, 331, 378; grounds described, 419; teachers, 420, 422. Vide Or- phan Asylum
Public School Society, 227, 376
State, number men fur- nished in Revolution, 50, 51 New York Sun, began publi- cation, 334
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New York University, 92, 312; originated by Alexander Gunn, D.D., 162 note on portrait
New York & Harlem R. R., extended, 333
Nicolls, Gov., 116, 144
Nicholson, Francis, Gov., 29, 30 Ninth Avenue, sewer, 237
Regiment, 278
Street church, 209
Ward inhabitants at the defences, 68, 70, 71
Nish, James, 396
Niskayuna, 84
Nolton, Mr., 204
Northern Dispensary, 135, 137
Northrop, John I., 372
Northwood, Caroline (Blick), 402
Norton Brothers, property, 7; inheritance, 148
Mr., house in Harsenville, 4II
Noxon, Clarinda (Drake), 331, 332 Marilla C., (Sidell), 331
Nutter, Valentine, 67; thanked, 69, 71; house of, 73 ; farm, 43
"Oak Villa," 17 Oakland Cemetery, 405, note
Yonkers,
Oakley, Abigail, 396
Lewis, 396
Mary B., 396
Samuel, 396 Tavern, 94
Oblines, John, 32
Oblinis, Garret, pensioner, 54 Odell, Frederick, 396
Oelrichs, Edwin A., 384 Herman, 383, 384
& Co., 383 & Kruger, 383
Ogden, Sarah (Hoffman), 90 Uzal, Rev., 317 William, 178, 336
Ogilvie, Mr., 194
O'Keefe, John, stages, 98
Old Post Road, 4, 42, 85 Old-time families, 298
Oliver, Robert, 193
Ormiston, William, D.D., 243,245
Orphan Asylum, the N. Y., in- mates at defences, 71, 263, 275, 276, 351, 415; attend the church, 432, 435; burial plot, 438; orphans enlisted in civil war, 441. Vide New York Orphan Asylum Soc. Osgood, Martha B., (Genet), 320 Juliana (Osgood), 320
Samuel, sketch, 321, 322
Samuel W., 321
Susan M. (Field), 322 Walter F., sketch, 322 Overmeyer, Louis, 404 Oyster Bay, 118
Paine, William H., 17 Paldwin, William, 178
Page, J. Augustus, 244 Palmer, John E., 303 - John W., 303
Park, A. J., Rev., 243, 387
Anna, 83
at Broadway & 9th Ave- nue, 235 Charles F., country-seat and sketch, 83
City Hall, 68
Mr., 200 Presbyterian Church, ori- gin, 381; 424, 425
Parker, Caroline (Wood), 399 Daniel, 56
Parkinson, William, Rev., 173 Paris, treaty of, 56
Parks, Deborah A., (Findley), 363 George, death of, 44I John, 131, 204, 212, 362 Parliament, Catharine (Kent), 307
"Parsonage Acre," 165; offer for part, 243 ; sale, 243, 244; 251, 252; building begun, 164; 199; damaged, 236; 262, 387 Parsons, Ann (Redman), 348 Parsons & Petit, 386
Pastors emeriti, duties of, 241, 242 Patterson, David, 212, 396, wife, 396 Mary (Graham), 396
Patton, Rev. Dr., of Princeton, 307, 38I Paul, Judith, 188
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Paúlús, Anna (Hoppe), 104 - - Júrck, 104
Pavonia, 140 "Peacemaker, The, " gun, II Pears, Janneke, 151 Rachel, 152 Peckham, Walton H., 313 Pfening, Frederick, 404 Pauline, 404 Pelican Inn, at Harsenville, 95 Pennoyer, Robert, landlord at Striker's Bay, 14 Pennsylvania shilling, 193
note Peppin & Satterthwait, 382 Pepoon, Marshall, 313 Perit, family, 436 - John, 378
Pelatiah, country-seat, 92, 420, 433, 213; sketch 377; founds church, 222, 380; trib- ute, 420; wife, 419, 421 ; 378, 379, 431, 434; recollections of, 435, 436 Perit & Lathrop, 378 Perit's Lane, 424
Perkins, J. Newton, quoted, 350
Rev.,
Perry, Joanna, 436 Peters, Madison C., D.D., 273, sketch, 274, letter, 277, 278, 279, 280; chaplain 9th Reg., 278, activities, 281 Thomas McC., D.D., 22; residence 23, 424 Petit, Edward, 386 Jules, 386
Mme., school, 23, 94, 386 Philippe, Louis, 88, 89
Philipse Manor House, 59 Phillips, David L., 267 Phoenix Bank, 334 Insurance Co., 337
Pieterzen, Adolf, 127 Pimley, George H., 228, killed in war, 442 Pintard, John M. 26 Pluckamin, N. J., war incident at, 120
Plumley, Gardiner S., Rev., 408; reminiscences, 409, 410; his mother, 408, 410 Plúvier, Cornelis, 127 Poe, Edgar Allan, 13 - Virginia, 13
Poems written in Bloomingdale : The Night before Christ- mas, 336 The Raven, 13 Woodman, Spare that Tree, 13 Polhemus, Elizabeth (Post), 320 Johannes Theodorus, Do- mine, 113 Police Station, Harsenville, 416 Pollock, George, 25, 26 St. Clair, identified, 26 Poor Farm (Arme Bouwery), 1686, 147 Porter, E. H., M.D., 270 Portrous, James G., obit., 277 Post, Abraham, 109, IIO Adrian, 1841, IIO Albert, 181I, IIO
Alexander, 1800, 109 Alfred C., M.D., 27 Alison, 317
Ann (Bayley), 320 Ann B., 1840, IIO Anthony, Capt., 53; Col.,
2, 68, 183; vault, 203, 320 Anthony, Jr., 320
Benjamin, 109
Betsy (Manley), 320
Cornelius, 52 Elizabeth, 1841, IIO
Elizabeth (van Debeck),403
Edward, 27
family, 10
Henry, 32, 52; Ensign 58; 67, 68; thanked, 69; 71; scholar 1802, 109; 171, 176, 187, 188, 190, 192, 196, 199, 201, 204, 207, 313; sketch 314, 315, 316; wife 198 Jacob, 1796, 109, 320 Joel, 27, 197, ,199, 204, 317 John, 1812, 110; 1832, IIO
John A., 110, 317
Jotham, 317, 319
Jotham, Jr., 70, 317 Magdalena, 320
Margaret L., 110
Mary, IIO Nancy (Hawes), 317, 319
- Nelly (Valentine), 320
Peter R., 178
Rachel, IIO
Richard, 52; Lieut., 31 Road, the, 57, 58, 77, 18 Vide Old Post Road
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Post, Samuel, 53 Sarah A., scholar, 1832,
IIO Sarah A., (Ferris), 316
Wright E., M.D., 317 Zebulon, 53
Potter (Claessen) Jannetje, 84 Dirck Claessen, 84 Horatio Bishop, 22
Powis J., 395
Richard, 199, 204; wife, 199 Prall, Abraham, 342
Abraham, son of above,
342,343 Abraham A., 308
Abraham A., son of Icha- bod, 343, 344
Antje, 342
Arent, 342
Augustus A., 199
Benjamin, 342
Catharine, 342
Cornelia A., (Benjamin), 343
Daniel, 342
Hannah M., 309, 343
Helen S., 343
Henry R., 343
Ichabod, 61, 68, IIO, 175,
176, 184, 186, 188, 193, 195,
199, 204; vault 203, 206,
207, 232; wife 199; slaves
304, 341; sketch 342, 363
Ichabod, son of above, 343 Isaac, 342
Joanna R., 253
John T., 343
Magdalen R., 309
Mary, 342
Mary, dau. of Abraham, 342 Peter, 342
Peter, son of Abraham, 342. Vide de Prael.
Presbyterian Board of Publica- tion, 434 Church, established in New York, 1662, 546
Prime, Nathaniel, 178; sketch 34I
Wendell, D.D., 265
Prime, Ward & King, 338
Prince of Wales, reception at Chamber of Commerce, 380; reception in Bloomingdale, 92
Prince, Samuel, 1776, 37
Princeton, U. S. Ship, II Princeton, battle of, 50, 120 College, buildings com-
pleted at, 327; 328, 333 Theological Seminary, 256, 283 Prisoners, American, 57 Provoost, Johannes, 14I
Johannes, Jr., 30
John B., Recorder, 26
Theodosia (Burr), 327, note
Pruyn, Catharyna (Hassens), I27
Public place, Boulevard, 9th Ave. at 66th Street, 237 School Society, 321, 330, 353 Punnett, James, 203, 384 Herman, 203 Walter, 203
Purcell, Catharine E., 203
Purdy, Ann E., 400
Catharine, 253 Elijah, 308
Purple, Edwin R., Dr., 324
Purth, George T., obit, 248
Putnam, Genl., 37
Pyatt, John, 295, 296
Memorial, 295; unveiled, 295, 297
Runyon, 295
Runyon, 275, 279, 282, 288, 289, 293, 294, 295, 296
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Quackenbos, Abraham, 109
Benjamin, 32, 53, 152
Claasje, 152
Jacob, 52
Pieter, common ancestor, 363 Rynier, 363
Quackenbosh, Cornelius, 32 Quackenbush, family, 363 James, 197, 198, 200, 204, 363 ; wife, 199 James, 1806, 109
John, 109; 1806, 109
Lawrence, 1803, 109
Maria (van Orden), 364 Samuel, 1804, 109
Quakers, presecution of, 338 Queens College, N. J., 158. Vide Princeton
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Quick, ---- , 400 Catharine (Frederick), 402 Henry, 214, 398
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Radclift, William, 35
Raeder, Magdalena (Bauer) 402 Ral Annatje (Minthorne) 149 Randall, John, Jr., withdraws map, 71
Randall's Island, 349, 369
Rapp, Sarah L., (Halden), 403 Raritan, 1778, 12I
Ray, Cornelius, 178, 337
John, 442
Margaretta (Hawes), 320
Richard, 32, 337
William, 52, 303
Read, Emily, 223, 400
Mary A., 223, 400 John, 215, 223, 224
Redman, Elizabeth (Mott), 348 Reed, Edward A., D.D., 241, 245, 259, 261
Samuel B., 240, architect 4th House of Worship, 249, 251, 259, 267, 271, 404 Reformed Church in Broome Street, 350
faith, established in Amer- ica, 1625, 546
Reid, Ann (Clark), 399, 415 Elizabeth, 399
John, 415
Reign of Terror, 87
Reis, Elizabeth (Webbers), 153
Reminiscences, 405-445
Remsen, Aris, 53 Catharine (Lawrence), 309, 3II Dorothea, 31I Henry, 53, 337 Jacobus, 52 John, 3II
Renfrew, Baron (King Edward VII), 92, 93
Rennie, Peter, 214, 398, 415
Rensselaerwyck, 145, 354
Revolution, the, 33, 96, 173, incident, 418
Reynolds, John P., 402; place, 83
Rhinelander, Eliza L. (Edgar), 338
Rhinelander, Frederick W., 338 Louisa (Howland), 338
- Philip J., 335
William, 178, 335, 338 Rhoades, Cornelia R., 253 Lyman, 308
Rhodes, Ann, 399
Richbell, John, 348
Richmond, James C., Rev., 387
Richmond, William Rev., 22, 91, 388, 418; Mrs., 22, 23 Ridgeway, Martha (Yates) 398 Riker, Abraham, Lieut., 52
James, 377
Patience (Lawrence), 387 Richard, Recorder, 178 204, 332, 387 Samuel, 332
Risk, Anne (Russel), 395
Ritter, Cambridge, 304 - Hannibal, 409; anecdote, 410
Joanna H., (Harsen), 129, 308
Johann Pieter, 1698, 129 John Peter, 1788, 129, 308
Magdalen, 186
Moses, 52
Slaves, 304
Ritson, Eliza B., 395
Ritzema, Rudolphus, Capt., 34 "River Lane, " 415 Riverside Park, 235, 236, 237, 278, 295, 317, 383
"Road to Bloomingdale, the " 4,57 Robert, Christopher R., 335 College, Constantinople, 335
Daniel, 335
Mary (Rhinelander), 335 Roberts, James A., State Comp- troller, quoted, 49
John B. & Co., 295
Robertson, Agnes (Rennie), 398 George, 228, 400 Robinson, Elizabeth F. (Stan- ley), 401
James, 399
Joseph, Capt., 32
Joseph, 404
Mary, 344
Mr. Rev., 215, 429
Rodgers, Eliza (Bayard), 370 Harriet A., (Ellis), 400 - John, D.D., 162, 370
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Rodger's Tavern, in Harsen- ville, 94, 389 Roelofs, Catarina, 127
Rogers, Ann, 20; widow, 44, 47 family, 44
William, 20, 21, 46, 47
Romein, Sarah (Webbers), 149 Roosevelt Farm, the, 144 Margaret (de Peyster), 386 chart Rose, Charlotte, 2 Thomas, 188, 192 William L., 2, 71, "Rosevale, " 122, 232, 352,
description of, 392
Ross, Emeline, 303 Letitia J., 303; (Moore), 399 Peter A., 303
Peter A. H., 303
John E., 303 Sarah F., 303 William S., 303
Roulet, John S., 61, 88, 186, 336
Rowan, Stephen W., Rev., 161, 198
Ruinen, village of, Holland, 114 Runyon, Benjamin, 296 Elizabeth (Pyatt), 295, 296
Peter, 296 Vincent, the pioneer, 295
Russell, Annie, 293 James G., 204, 395; Mrs., 199 Rutgers College, 255, 370 Elizabeth (de Peyster),
336 Henry, 186, 336 Mary (McCrea), 336 Presbyterian Church, 276
Ryder Ro:, Surveyor, 145
Sacchi, Gustavus A., 89
Sackett, Elizabeth (Fish), 328 Sackett's Harbor, 328
Sailors' Snug Harbor, opened 334, 379 Samler, Andrew, 54 - Barbara (Asten), gift, 356. Vide Asten Catherine, 54 Caspar, 187, 356
Samler, George, 54 - Henry, 54
houses, near Madison
Square, 187 Maria, 54 Mary (Schieffelin), 187
John, pensioner, 54 John, 54 Sanford, Nathan, 178
Sands, Cornelia (Prime), 341 Comfort, 341 Sanger's soap works, in Harsen- ville, 415, 416 Saratoga, 121, 328 Savage, Joseph W., 153 Samuel A., 153, 155, 199, ' 204; Mrs., 199
Schenectady; burned, 29 Schieffelin, Effingham, 71, 187
George R., xxv. Henry H., 204 Jacob, 21, 70, 341
Richard L., 17; sketch.
341
Schieffelin, Coulthard & An- derson, 188, 189
Schmidt, John W., Prussian Consul, 24
Schools, 93, 94, 165 ; No. 9, 423
School of Collegiate Dutch Church, 108, 109 note
Schricy, Caroline (Hays), 401 Eliza, 401
Schuyler, Alida (Livingston), 331, 386 chart Arent, 314 David P., 353, 354
Eliza (Hamilton), 327
Erwin H., 270
Jane (Board), 314
Jacob D., 355
Jacob, Jr., 355 John J., 122, 353, 355 Margaretta (Livingston), 386, chart Peter, Col., 30, 386, chart
Philip, Capt., 90, 314
Philip D., 354
Philip P., 331
Ruth A., (Mott), 122, 353 Schwab, Charles M., mansion, 91 Gustav H., 384
Scott, Margaret (Kinkade), 395 John Morin, sketch, 36, 328
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Scott, Winfield, 393 Scudder, John, D.D., 421 Scudder's Museum, 108 Seal of Church at Harsenville, 183, 242 Seaman, Catharine (Livingston), 33I Edmund, 331 Seaman's Retreat, 369 Seaman's Bank for Savings, 379 Searls, Thomas G., 394 Second Regiment, in the Revolu- tion, 48 Secor, Richard J., Dr., 275
Sedgwick, Theodore, 386 See, J. L., D.D., 245 Seem, Samuel H., Rev., 278 Selijns, Annetje (Webber), 139 Henricus, Domine, 142,
324
Margareta, 142 Neisgen, 139 Senft, Henry, 372 Sevenhoven, Jean, 128
7Ist Street grading, 228; open- ing, 235; sewer, 235; paving, 237
72d Street opening, 235; sewer, 235 ; paving, 237 ; grading, 237 73d Street opening 235; grad- ing, 237; paving, 237; swamp at, 427 74th Street, 427 Sexton, the first, 166; the duties of, 197. Vide Isaac Dey "Shanty-town, " 410, 440 Sharp, John, 182
Shatzel, Ann M., (Cole), 395 Shaw, Grizzel, 333 Susan (Schuyler), 355
Sheltering Arms, the, 22, 23 Shepherd, Thomas, 374 Thomas F., 374 Shillings, computation by, 193 and note
Shurtliff, Maria (Emmons), 372, 394 Shute, Margarete (de Riemer), 150 John, 61 Sickels, (Sighels), Anna (Web- bers), 151 Daniel E., Gen. 18 John, 31 Sidell, John A., 331, 332
Sigonier, Henry, 154 - Susannah, 154 Silliman, Genl., 42 Simpson, Joseph, 89 Silva, Eliza A., 401 William D., 401 67th Street sewer, 237 68th Street opening, protest entered against, 227, 228; grading, 237; paving, 275
Skelding, Mary (Harsen), 128 Skillman, Jacob C., 339 Skinner, Alexander R., 401 Slavery, act to abolish in N. Y., 304, 305 ; suggested by Tomp- kins, 330
Slaves, 303, 340, 349
Sleepy Hollow, church at, 79, cemetery, 256
Slote Lane, 346
Slorach, Isabella (Watson), 397
Smallwood, Col., 42
Smedes, Mr., 184
Smidt, Diedrick, 381 Smith, Albert, M.D., 384
Alexander, 400 Charles W., 155 Elizabeth (Lady Carteret),
(Lawrence), 310 Hannah (Martin), (Riker), 377 Jane (Wynans), 402 John, 399
John P., 397
Mary (Holmes), 360
Mary H. (Striker), 123
Sarah (Kip), 367
Sarah, 400 William S., U. S. Com-
missioner, 1812, 56
Smyth, G. H., Rev., 259 Society of the Cincinnati, 324, 328 - for the Relief of Widows & Orphans of Medical Men, 135, 137 Soldiers' Lint and Bandage
Society, 136
Somerindyck, (Somerindyk,
Somerindyke, Somerindick, Somerindicke, Somerindijck) Abigail (Thorn), 83, (Cock) 88 Altie (Webbers), 148
Caroline (Shepherd), 374 Cornelia (McCarter), 374
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Somerindyck, Charles L., 374
Egbert, 149
Elbert, 150, 15I
family, 58
farm, 10, 12, 81, 83, 92, 171, 225, 408
Folkert, 31
George, IIO, 374
George W., 374
house, 92, 93
Hyder, 371
James C., 374
John, II, 82; land of, 160,
176; widow, 176, 374 Lane, 365
Margaret (Hardenbrook), 374
Martha E., 374
Sarah (Talman), 82
Teunis, farm, 90, 96, 327;
house pillaged, 56, 88; 361, 382, 422; described, 423 Volkert, 33
Whitfield S., 374
William, 1843, IIO
William H., 374
Somerset, N. J., Militia, 50; history of County, 119, 120, I2I
Somerville, Jane, 380
Sons of Liberty, 34, 36, 108
- of the Revolution, 4I
Soule, Julia M., (Mott), 122 W. W., 122
South River (Delaware), 370
Sowery, Francis, 154
Sperry, Deborah (Cozine), 306
Spetnagel, Theodore, 287
Spring, Gardiner, D.D., 409
Sprong, John, 31, 84
Squatters, 2II, 224, 440 St. Agnes Chapel, 16
St. Barnabas House, 22
St. James', Hamilton Sq., 22, 82
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, 34I St. Luke's Hospital, 336
St. Mark's, in the Bowery, 313; churchyard, 330
St. Mary's, Manhattanville, 34I St. Michaels', Bloomingdale, 19, 2I, 44; records, 45, 203; 91, 336; churchyard, 365; 412, 424
St. Nicholas Avenue (Harlem Lane), 43
St. Nicholas Avenue Insurance Co., 353
Society, 135, 137
St. Patrick's Society, 339
St. Pauls', churchyard, 335 Cathedral, London, 261
St. Stephen's, 79, 346, 348, 350 Staets, Sara, 14I
Stages. Vide Bloomingdale
Stakes, John, 10, 53
Staniford, Charles W., 45
Daniel, 45 Stanley, Thomas, 40I
Stanton, Hannah (Holmes), 359, 428
Stark, Mary A., 399
State University, N. Y., 330
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