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Fishes of the Hudson, 230, 240
Fisher, John D., 271
Fitzpatrick, Ann Eliza, 258 Andrew, 243 Flatt at Schenectady purchased, 48 Gibson, Hannah, 256
Flour, price of, 20), 204 large cargo, 261 quantity received. 279 Flogging in the Navy, 261 Fog, 246
Fonda, David, 190
Fort Orange, 18, 183, 195, 226 condition of, 22 building near, 22
claim to soil, 25
separate jurisdiction, 29 limit of, 31
600 paces, 32
still undefined, 1654, 41 Graves, Sarah, 278 frontier town, 47 Foot race, 258
Foster, Susan. 265
Fourth July, 266, 195
Fowler, Samuel S., 262 Foxen creek, 229
Fracas, 276
Frederickse, Carsten, 105 Freeholders of, 1742, 186 Freight business at East Albany, 275 Freight on rail road, 264 barge sunk, 269
Freshet, 18, 271, 48, 259, 261, 267 Frost, carly, 270 Fry, Daniel, 271 Fryer, Catharine, 261 John, 195 Funeral of Pres. Taylor, 267, 268 custom, ancient, 216 Furs, amount of export, 47 trade prohibited at Schenec- tady, 50 conferred upon Albany, 80
Fuyck, 190, 226 Gale, 241
Gansevoort, Elizabeth, 247
Garrison required, 127
Gas meeting, 241, 243
Gates, city, 127, 137
Gaynor, Sophia, 248
Gazette, 203, 208
George, George, 272 German catholic church, 252
Gilbert dinner, 264
Glass house, fire at, 247
Glass manufactory, 205
Glen, Sanders Leendertsen, 33 Jacob, 182, Gosler, Ann Schuyler, 261 Gourlay James, & co., 192 Hellen, 275 Goodrich & Ely's school, 201
Gray, William, 190 Margaret, 243
Grace Church, 267
Grady Patrick, 258
Grenadiers, 137 Green, Bosch, 226
Griffin killed, 254 Jacob, 267 John, 268
Guilder, 144
Index. . 307
Guns prohibited, 19 Hawley, D. E., 250 Halve Mian, 225 Hale, major, 104 Hart, Henry, 105
Han.l, Fanny, 26S
Hagan, Isabella Clark, 275 Harris, John, 275 Hamilton, 276 Hawthorne, John, 270
Halsted, Prulence, 250
Helme, Margaret M., 270
Hendrik Halson steam boat, 242 Hercules, trial of, 90
Helmer, Anthony, 190 Her nit, 55 Henderson, Robert, 244 Henry, McClallen &. Henry, 104 Hewson, Robert, 241
High water, 276, 253, 257, 251 260, 268 Hills, Henry E., 272 Sarah, 274 Hilton, Phebe, 241 Hannah, 270
Hibernian provilent society, 255 Highway, ancient, 102 overseer, 128
Hindle, John, 19) Hillson, Mary Bruce, 265
Hillegas's notes, 194, 197
House's telegraph, 276
Holge, John, 271
Holy Innocents, church of, 271, 252 Kant, Francis, 258 Housatonic train, 247
Howard, Ephraim, 248 Hooges, A. de, 33 Hoosic, 33
Hospital, old, 202 governors of, 244
Houses, number of, 203 Hollie, Wm., city gate keeper, 127 Horse theft. 25)
Hoyt, Maria, J., 263
Horticulturai exhibition, 253, 255 Kild, James, 224, 274 267 Hotaling, William, 270 Hutton, Rev. J., 106 Hudson river, 232, 233 Hudson steam boat, 256
Hubbard, Mary M., 258 Humphrey, John, 230 Hulson river rail road, 244 Hughes. Peter, 23) Icc in river, 212, 248, 24), 251 253, 254, 257 sent to Philadelphia, 255
Imprisonment for debt, 203, 210 Immigration, causes a famine, 200 In lex, sloop, quick trip, 277 Indian treaty, 103, 107, 10) commissioners, 103, 107 traders killed, 107 hostages, 103 captives, 1)) names for Albany, 232 embassy, expenses of, 23 kept without the city, 108 and traders, 97, 108, 114, 118 110, 121 disturbances, 183 Iron master's convention, 212 Islan linun lated, 276, 238 Jacobsen, Rutger, 44 Jail, 203 death at, 230
Janes & Vail, 195 Jenkins, Elizabeth, 254
Johnston, Sarah, 277 Johnson, Hugh, arrested, 270 Agnes, 270 Tudd, Charles E., 254
Justice's court, 285
Katskill, 13, 24, 25 settlement impeded, 23
Keaty, Michael, 230 Kelly, Joseph, 107 Henry, 275 Kemble, Frances Ann, 243
Kennedy, Michael, 268 Kerin, John, 275 Kentucky giant boy, 273 Keogh, Jane M., 251
Kilbourn, Harvey, 270 King, Charles, lecture of, 578 King's arms tavern, 192 Knickerbocker printing office, 250
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Index.
Lacon, George, 261 Lafleur, judgment against, 95
La Grange, vs. Luykasse, 132 Lansirg, Sanders, 273 Lansingh, Cornelia S., 252 Laney, Mary Ann, 251
Lancaster school, 212
Lamps, expense of, 283
Laverty, Alexander, 202
Lawlor, Maston, 276
Lawyer, John, 261
Lawyer, John L., 263
Lay, Sarah, 273
Lee, Mother Ann died, 196 Charles, 60
Legislature met, 246
Legislative printers, 208 members, 1784, 194 1785, 200 assembly at Albany, 209
Leonard, Angelica Lagrange, 253
Leslie's administration, 112, 114, 138, 144 Livingston, Robert, 62, 71, 92, 116 vs. Gansevoort, 132
Lightning, 263
Lispenard, Anthony, 105,
Liquors, license to sell, 95
sale prohibited, 99, 109, 119 Mitchel, Dr., 229 120, 128, 129, 134 Lord of the manor, first, 52 Lottery, 192
Loucks sentenced, 201
Luther, Elizabeth, 241,
Lutheran church, 137, 144, 205
Morris's notes, 194, 197
Luykasse, Gerrit, 117, 119, 132 Lydius st., debate on opening, 249 Money, Indian, 5 Machin, Capt., 192 Mohawk attack meditated, 26 movement to avert, 27 Machine works, Low's 243 Mail stage to N. York, 210 Moyne, father le, 42 detained, 255, 267 Montague, Johannes la, 47 from New York, 203, 211 Mott, Abagail, 271 by land to N. York, 244, 244 Mountain, crossed on horses, 197 Market, 257, 84 Murderer whipped, 209 Muir, James, 246 house, 194 revenue of, 283 Murray, Lawrence, 248
Martin, Peter J., 262
Manners of the people, 53 Marchael, Wm., 254
Mayor, first appointed, 70 to be clerk of market, 76 Marriage license, 182 Maquaas river, 144 McAllister, M. Catharinc, 260
Mckown, Jane Ellen, 265
McIntosh, Margaret, 265
McGown, Wm. S., 265
Mc Manus, Catharine, 242
McClintock's school, 194
McLelland, Frances, 262
McHench, Ann, 270
McAlpin, Wm. J., 261 McDonald, Sarah, 262 John, ordained, 202, 211
McCammon, Cyrus S., 263
Mead, Owen, 265
Meads, James, 266
Medical society, state, 252
Metereological table, 192
Meech, Ralph H., 244
Merrifield, Richard, 268
Mechanics' benefit society, 268
Medal, Caldwell, 234 Van Rensselaer, 239
Messenger, Rebecca Jane, 259
Mechanic's andFarmers' Bank, 246
Mills's island, 210
Millington, John, 241
Miller, Maria, 261 Maria B., 256
Militia, regiment organized, 204
Military uniform, 205
Molloch, Jane, 255
Munn, Sarah Peters, 260
Nack, Jan, 112 Nail factory, 204
Navigation, improvement of, 210
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Index.
Negro sale, 196 Newland, John, 234 New York Gazette, §.c., 193 Nicholl's suicide, 270 Night watch, volunteer, 270 Norton, John, 272 Norman's kill, 233 Notes from the newspapers, 191
Noonan, James, 267
Oath to Patroon, 184 of officers, 89 Olcott, Lucia Marvin, 271 Officers prescribed by charter, 68 Orphan asylum, 261 excursion, 268 O'Reilly telegraph, 260, 265 Osborn, Ezra, 259
Overslagh, 231, 210 Paddock, Margaret, 276
Patroonships jealousy of, 14 Patroon's right of soil, 32 flag hauled down, 36 release of Albany, 61 oath of allegiance to, 184 creek purchased 270, 275 trading house, 17 attacked, 30
Papskni island, 210 Pauperism in Albany, 294 Paponicuck purchased, 24 Papendorp, Adrian Gerritse, Paffare, Mr., 199 Parker, James, marshal, 105 Pacy, Edward, 269 Pavements, 53 Patton, Ann, 259
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Perry, Eli, 276, 259 Percy, Mary, 278 Peaches, 271 Peace convention, 255 Perry, Lydia, 260 Peebles, John, 244 Penitentiary, 244 Pepper, Calvin, 258 People's line boats sold, 244 Pitcher, Joseph R., 272 Piece of eight, 144 Porters, oath of, 94 to house liquors, 105
Pound, 97 Population, 204 Police, expenses of. 284 Post office, 193, 198 Poinier, Daniel, 242 Poor society organized, 247 maintenance of, 285 Public buildings, 53 Phoenix engine company, 277 1
Phillips, John, 249 Plain, 144 Platto, Frederic, 270 Platt, Ananis, 210 Preaching provided for, 37 Priest, Hannah C., 252
Provisions, scarcity of, 209 Presbytery of Albany, 211 Printing office, first, 191 Webster's, 194 Loudon's, 208 Printer's union, 264
Pratt, James A., 274
Presbyterian church, 202
Pretty, Richard, 71, 90
Qackenboss. Catharine, 259
Radley, William, 262 Rail road, Mohawk & Hudson, 297 speed, 247 depot at East Albany, 275 Rain storm, 271, 261, 266, 268 in May, 263 Randall, Horace, 258
Ratel watch, 144 Reab, George, 197
Real estate assessed, 289
Records of the city, 88
Redden, David, 259
Reformed German church, 192 Regan, John, 274
Relay, William S., 259 Rent, established price, 6 Revolutions, 144 Revenue deficit, 134, 143
Reynolds, Mary, 267
Ring, Nathaniel, 276 Richardson. Cornelia Ann, 242
Riede, Lieut., 142 River, low, 241 closed, 255
310
Index.
Rice, Caroline, 259 Roessle, Jane, 272, 285 Rose, Catharine E., 272 Roach, John, 241 Robertson, A. §. J., 191 Roseboom, Johannes, 117 Hendrick. 12) Abraham, 200 and company, 195 Robbery, 250, 260, 267
Robinson, John B., 234 John, convicted. 253 and Hale, 194 Russell. Jubal T., 260 Elizabeth, 268 Ruttenkill. 144. 216
Sabbath. regulations, 91 patrol. 211 Salisbury, Henry, 267
Salmon in the Hudson, 220
Sammons, James, 248
Schaghtic'ke, liberty to purchase, 67 Schadelle, Francis, 272 Schenectady, 233
pur. hased, 4) surveyed 1664. 52 fur trade prohibited, 50 flat purchased, 4S
Scovel. Ashley, 275
Schaats, Rev. Gideon, 103, 27
Schermerhorn's pasture, 102
School, McClintock, 194 Barrington's 186 Goodrich & Ely's 201 Lancaster, 212 Mechanic's society, 212 house. first, 26 exhibition, 268
Schuyler, Philip Peterson, 30, 177 Philip. 193, 135, 206, 207 Margaret, 196 Peter, 62, 20, SO Ann E., 252 Sally. 253 Schoolcraft, John L., 276 light horse, 278 Scott, Thomas, 24S Seman, Catharine M., 242, Saawant, 5
Selkirk. Francis N., 267 Seizure of lead for duty, 121 Shackburgh, Dr., 228 shad, 230, 240
Shakers, 196 Shanks, Lieut., 136
Sheridan, John, committed, 277
Sherwoo:l, Joseph, 276
Shoemaker in jail, 206
Sickles, Thomas, 196
Skerritt, Mrs. 268 Skelpel, 145
Slack, Eliza Cushing, 274
Slavery, 55
Sleighing, 244, 345
Sloop trips, quick, 277 burnt, 261
Smith, Alex., murderer, 197
Smith, Catharine, 260
Snow, 248, 277, 200, 241, 246, 279 24), 250, 251, 252, 254, 256 255, 258, 263
Scap and candle factory, 207
Soldiers sent to Beverwyck, 19
Soil, right of, acknowledged, 32
Southey, Robert, 244
Springsteed, Maria Louisa, 264 Spiers, Tirothy, 268
Sprouten, 220 Stabbing, cases of, 276, 277
St. Andrews society, 277 Stadtler, John F., 270 Stadt house. 145
Stage from Lansingburgh, 210 wagon to New York, 202 State bank, 246 medical society, 252
Star, Richard, 242
Steeprock, foot race, 258 Stevens, William, 270 Stevens, Cornelia Knower, 274
Stevenson, Dow & Ten Eyck, 204 Stranger, multitude of, 272 Steam boat passengers, 212 arrival. 256 fare, 258, 234 sold, 244 Stringer, Dr. Samuel, 194
311
Index.
Stockadoes, 98, 103, 105, 110, 121 |Trotter, Matthew, 275 123, 124, 125, 134, 137, 138 Turner, Thomas, 211 145 Turner, Isaac, 234 Stonchouse, Margaret C., 267 Stone House, 192
Streets, bad condition of, 130, 136, 137, 140 in 1764, 53 Sturgeon, 230 Subsidy, call for, 28
Suckhanoek, 5
Stuyver. 145
Swart, Gerrit, 37, 17S
Tailors, strike for wages, 272
Target excursions, 276, 278, 279 Van Bergen, Mary, 25L
Tattoo, 145
Taxes for city government, 393 comparison of, 206 Taxation, 42, 92, 90, 104, 122, 123 135, 136, 130, 140, 141 . Telegraph, House's, 276
Teller, William, 117
Thayer, Walter B., 276
Theatre, 202
Thermometer, 208, 200, 211, 241, 248, 252
Thieves whipped, 200
Thompson, Samuel, 198
Thornton, Margaret Ann, 268
Tierks vs Dirkse, 131
Tionnondoroge, 67, 93, 90, 108 Tithes, compounded for, 47
Tivoli hose company, 247
Torchlight procession, 273, 274 Townsend, Franklin, 259
Town clock, 247 crier, 127 Tow boats, last run, 243
Trade with Indians, 80, 92, 141 Tract society, 243 Trees, 63 Trinity church, 253 Troops, application for, 128 quartering of, 115, 130, 138 Van Deusen, Peter, 207 139, 142, 190 firewood for, 122 eastern, 228
Troy, 33 so-named, 208
Tuite. Alicia Marin, 23)
Tweed-dale, Wm. A., 212
Tyler, John B., 234 Universalist church, 200 Sun. S. excursion, 230 Van Namec guards, 276 Van Valkenburgh. Birt., 276 Elizabeth, 271 Mary, 25.4 Van Waggoner, Rev. M., 27G Van Zan lt Hester, 25)
Van Heynigen, Thomas, 260
Van Everen, Barent, 230
Van Rensselaer, Johannes, 13 Jeremias, 52 Kiliaen, 52 Sanders, 272
Van Rensselaer. Jean Baptist, 20 52 succeeds Van Slechtenhorst 37 Nicholaus, 52 Rensselaer. 246 Col John, 204 medal. 239 Van Slechtenhorst, B. A. 13 collision with Stuyvesant, 14 19 imprisoned, 2) violently removed, 37 Van Slechtenhorst, ( .. 14 Vanderheyden's ferry, 208 Van Twiller, 13 Van Loon, Jo., 114 Van Weily, 13
Van Schayck, G. G., 14 Jacob, 194 Van de Bilt, Jacob, 207 Van Brugge, Carl, 18, 35 Peter, 126 Van Ilpen:lam, Adrian, 101
Van Dyck, 34 Peter D., 198 Van Tricht, widow, 116 Van Tienhoven, 35, 252 Van Curler, Arent 48
312
Index.
Van Vechten, Teunis, Jr., 196 Hall, 248 Van Ness, Peter, 194 Van Berckel, P. J., 195
Vander Donck, 226, 240 Vanderheyden, Jacob, 200 Vanderheyden, Janet, 248 Votes for county candidates, 276 Vrooman, Adam, 101 Vyselaer, John Cornelise, 114
Waddell Samuel, 274
Warren, Hannah, L., 274
Wampum, 5, 90 process of manufacture, 11 Wait, John C., 259 Wallace, Robert, 271 Benj., 198 Walker, Mary Ann, 263
Ward, Maria, 278
Washington's birth day, 254
Watervliet turnpike co., 226, 264, 233
Water works, 272
Waterman, Catherine, 276
Watch, 98, 100, 110
Way, Esther Maria, 252
Weather, 142, 242, 246, 248, 249, 251, 252, 253, 263, 277, 255 Webster's Almanac, 198 Webster, C. R. & G., 296 Charles R., 193
Wells, Sidney, 259
Welch, Sarah, 277
Wells, regulations concerning, 92, Zewant, 5, 145 99, 140 Wendell's Mills, 145
Wendell, John. W., 196 Cornelius and John H., 196 and Trotter, 196 Sarah R , 263 Capt. Joh., 116 Western rail road, 245
Westerlo, Rensselaer, 191
Whale island, 226 Wheat, price of, 115 quantity received, 279
Wheeler, Juliette, 256
Wheel, large casting of, 276
Whig general committee, 263
Whitney, Hezekiah W., 276 Selleck, 258 Wickes, Jonas, 244 Williamstadt, 226
William and Mary proclaimed, 108
Williams, J. P., 253
Willett, Elbert, 199
Wilson, Gilbert, 238 Stuart, 192 Winne, Ann V., 242 John L., 252 Isaac L., 244
Winslow, Edward T., 248
Wing. J. K., 248 Witbeck, Garret, 204
Wuggulum, Peter, 113
Wynkoop, C. J., 210"
Wyngaard, Lucas, 216 Young Men's association, 253, 264, 266, 278
IZuliman, John A., 275.
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