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Memorand. Before the subscribing of this present writing it is agreed that ye Indians above named shall have liberty to breake up ground for their vse to the westward of the creek aforementioned on the west side of Shinnecock plain.
" Witnesses of the deliverie & subscribing of this writing.
" Abraham Pierson,
" Edward Stephenson,
" Robart Terry,
" Joseph Howe,
" Thomas Whitehone,
" Joseph Griffeths,
" William Howe,
" Manatacut, his x mark,
" Mandush, his x mark,
" Wybenet, his x mark,
" Howes, his x mark,
" Setommecoke, his x mark,
" Mocomanto, his x mark,
" these in the name of all the rest. " Recorded in ye office at New York Oct 3 1665, by Matthias Nicolls, Sec."
49
SPECIAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Academy
142
Agawam. 145
Andrews, Rev. Mr.
117
Babbit, Rev. John M.
117
Baker, Thos. of E. Hampton
202
Barber, Samuel
306
Barker, William
306
Barnes, William
179
Barnes, Joshua
96,
151
Barnes Family ..
206
Bartholomew, Josiah
306
Beabe, Thomas & Sarah
96
Beecher, Dr. Lyman
125
Beers, Rev. Daniel.
123
Bigelow, Samuel.
201
Bingham, Rev. Amos
117
Births.
200
Bishop Family .
206
Bogart, Rev. David S. 116
Bond, Robert ..
180
Bostwick, Arthur
179
Bower, Jonas.
202
Bower's Snow Storm
195
66
New Light
110
Bowden Family
207
Boyer, Stephen
139
Breed. Allen.
15
British cruelties in Rev. War
occupation in 1778 ..
71
Browne. William
29,
90
Burnett Family
208
Burnett, Thomas
92
Burying Grounds.
184
Burying Ground, Southend 184
66
Northend 190
6.
Cobb. .
189
66
Mecox ...
189
Corwith Family.
216
66
Sagg.
..
190
Butler Family .
209
Campbell, John.
200, 202
Can oe Place.
146
Celebration of the 225th An-
niversary
309
Christmas Observances ....
178
66
Storm in 1811. . .
195
Church. when organized ...
99
Independent.
99
had Ruling Elders
early ...
134
Church, when Presbyte-
rian.
99, 134
Church Bells.
138
66
Clock.
138
66
Edifices.
129
of B. Hamp-
ton
130
Church Edifices of Sag H ... 130
taking arms to. 131, 140
seating people in ... 136
sweeping and mak-
ing fire ..
140
Church Service, notice of,
by drum ..
97
Church, Methodist ..
128
Civil relations of the Town
early.
54,
87
Clark Family ..
210
Cleveland, Rev. Wm. N
125
Cloave, Mary.
97
Cochrane, Major
73
Colonies
78
Connecticut, union with ... 55
Cook. Ellis-his wooing ..
. .
212
Cook Family
210
Cooper, John
15,
67
Cooper Family
213
Courts, Quarter
88
Cows and Goats separate. 192
Cow Bay, landing at.
16
Cuffee, Rev. Paul
126
Culver Family.
217
PAGE.
74
SPECIAL INDEX. 315
PAGE.
Customs, Early
176
Daggett, Rev. Herman. 112
Davis, Fulk.
180
Davis John. Jonathan, &c .. 304
Dayton, Caleb.
204
Dayton, Samuel.
93
Dayton Family
218
Deaths . 203 Deed, Indian. of 1640. 312
Deputies to Gen. Court of Ct., from 1644 to 1664 .. 60
Disposal of the Vessel ..... 310
Drum beating for Church .. 97
Drunkenness, penalty of ... 94
Dutch, tronble wiih, at Cow Bay. 16
Dutch, Southampton under, in 1673 62
Earle John.
.200, 202
Erls, Rev. James and Osias 111
Ellsworth Family
218
Erskine Lord
72
False Alarms
92
Family Records. 205
Farrington, Edmund .. . . 15, 27
John
18,
28
Fast day ..
177
Field, Alexander 90
Fires, precaution against. .
97
Fithian Family ..
219
Flint, Benoni. .
200,
202
Fordham, Rev. Robert
102
Family
220
Foster, Benjamin.
73
Christopher
Wakeman
224
Family .
221
224
Fowler, Christopher
93
Family. 225
Freemen. :
89
Fuller, Rev. Mr
117
Gelston, Rev. Samuel
107
Family . 225
General Court. powers of ..
54
Goldsmith, Thos. & John. .
158
Thomas.
90
Goodall Family
226
PAGE.
Goring, Henry
306
Gosmer, John. 29
Great Plains.
146
Green Family
226
Hakelton, William 203
Half-way Covenant 113
Hallock Family 226
Halsey, Daniel.
197
Rev. Herman
118
Jesse.
76
Thomas
15
66
Family
227
Hampton, James.
151
Hand, Benjamin
231
David.
75
John
179
Shamger
306
Family
233
Harker. William
19,
28
Harriman, Rev. John
104
Harris Family.
234
Hart, Rev. Joshua
117
Haynes Family.
235
Heathcote, George
159
Hedges, William
180
Family
236
Herrick, Edward
125
Family
239
Hildreth. Thomas
158
Family
240
Hog astray, one in limbo .. 192
House lots.
23
Howe, Daniel.
15,180
Howell, Edward
15,
John.
25,
66
Parmenas
196
66
Family
241
Hughes, Humphrey
201
Huntting, Rev. James M 118 125
66
Family
250
Imprecation censured.
96
Indian deed of 1640 ......
312
name of town & Island 145 Indians, purchase of their land .. 21
Indians, liberty to cut flags 174
religious belief ... 168
different tribes .... 163
66
trouble with, in 1653 164
-
27
90
15
Fournier Family ..
316
SPECIAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Indians burn a house, 1657 165
Inhabitants, list of 1644. .. 179
66 1649 ... 29
1653 .. 180
66
1654 ... 31
66
1657 30, 181
. 1667 ... 182
66 1683 ... 46
66
1698. . . 32
of North Sea
in 1668 32
Inhabitants of North Sea in 1687
32
Intemperate drinking fined. 96
· language cen-
sured.
96
Jagger Family. 251
James, Rev. Thomas.
Jennings Family 253
Jessup Family.
254
Jones, Edward.
89
Jones Family.
256
Kelly, John. 195
Kempton, Manasseh. 204
Kennedy, Rev. David. 125
Kertland, Philip ..
15
18
6
Nathaniel.
18
Lacy, Edward
Land allotted 92
Larrison, John. 202
Laughton, John 202
66 his bro. Josiah. . 307
Leaming, Thomas. 306
License Law. 94
Little Plains. 146
Lovelace, Gov., visit to Southampton. 193
Ludlow Family. 256
Lum, John.
31
Lupton Thomas
305
Lupton Family.
257
Lying punished .
94
Mackie Family. 258
Magistrates, duties of. 87
Manhasset, arrival at. 16
Mappem, James
151
John 305
PAGE.
Marriages. 201
Marshall Family .. 258
McCorkell Family. 258
Melvine, Walter 200
Merwin, Robert. 93
Methodist Society 128
Mills, Rev. Mr .. 111
Mitchell Family 259
Money Vessel. 196
Months, Roman names
dropped
176
Moore, John. 179
Moore or More, Joseph 306
Morehouse Family. 259
Morgan, Rev. J. J. A 124
Mowbray John
35
Mulford, John.
179
William
.58, 179
Needham, Edmund. 27
Newell, Thomas 28
Newton Benoni ..
203
New light movement in B.H. 110
North Sea, settlement of. 26,
27
66
66
1687
32
Oath of fidelity to the Dutch in 1673 66
Odell, Richard. .28, 89
Ogden, John.
26, 90, 158
Oldfields, John
28
Old Town.
22
Ox pasture
148
Parker, John.
260
Family 260
Parsonage The.
132
for B. Hampton. 133
Parsons Family.
260
Parvine, Thomas. 34
Patton, Robert.
203
Pelletreau Family
260
Perkins William.
306
Petty, Edward.
306
Phillips, Martha.
306
Pierson, Rev. Abraham
100
Lemuel
74
"
Family
263
Pigs trespassing.
192
Pompey .
77
Inhabitants, 1688
32
317
SPECIAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Pope, John.
306
Post Family .
266
Presbytery of L. I. organized 99
Proprietor's Rights.
24
Proud Family
267
Quogue Purchase
22
Raynor Family ..
268
Thurston
90
Reed, Thomas.
201
Reeves Family.
269
Residences, Early.
148
16 in 1864. . 148 to 161
Revolutionary War
69
Robinson, Thomas.
93
¥
Rogers, William
90
Family
269
Rose, Robert.
179
Family.
273
Ruscoe, Nathaniel
200
Sabbath, when it began ... 177
Safety of town provided for 91
Sale, Obadiah.
.158, 159
Sagg. . .
26, 31, 145
Sag Harbor
130
Salary of Minister, how
raised
131
Sandford Family.
275
Sayre, Job.
18
27
Thomas.
27,
96
66
Family.
276
Schools.
141
Scott Family
279
Selling land, restricted
93
September Gale, 1815.
196
Settlement, the ..
20
Settlers, early, where from.
14
previous, traces of.15,
18
names of. 28
character of. 49
Shaw, Rev. Peter H.
121
66 Edmund. 96
66
Thomas
305
66
David & Francis.
305
Shinnecock Hills sold in 1861 174 66 " lease of 1703 172
Sleeping on watch. 90 Smith, Richard ........ 32, 90
Soldier's in Slaveholders'
50
PAGE.
Rebellion.
84
Southold, when settled 20 Squires Family. 280
Stansbrough, Josiah. 15, 27,
89
Family 280
Stealing of Fruit
97
Stephens Family.
281
Stocks provided
96
Stratton, Richard
179
Strong, Rev. Mr
111
Talmadge, Thomas, Sr. & Jr 179
66
Family
282
66
Robert.
179
Taylor, Rev. John.
105
Joseph
104
Tennison, John
158
Terry, Thomas.
28
Topping, Edward.
74
66
Thomas.
90
66
Family.
283
66
Purchase
22
Townsmen
88
Training.
90
Travally, Thomas.
98
Underwriters, the original.
27
increased to 20 28
Various orders of Gen. C'rt
96
Voting enforced
94
Wakeman, Rev. Jabez.
203
Walton, Henry.
27
Wards, town divided into 91, 179
Warren or Waring, John .. .
305
Washington, Gen.
77
Watch and Ward.
90
Welbye, George ..
15, 18,
27
Wells, Richard.
15
Whales drifted up. .
179, 183
Whaling Squadrons, 1644 ... 179
66
66
1653 ... 180
66
1657 ...
181
66
1667 ...
182
Wheeler, John.
201
White, Rev. Sylvanus ..
108
De-
scendants of.
289
White John .
15, 89,
96
.6
Family
286
318
SPECIAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Whitehead, Samuel. PAGE.
202
Witchcraft
98
Whiting, Rev. Joseph 106
Wolves. 191
Wick Family .. 302
Wood, Richard. 305
Woodhull, Richard. 202
Woodruff Family 303
Woolley Family 304
Year when commenced 176
Family
302
Yule log.
178
TYPOGRAPHICAL CORRECTIONS.
" The numbers prefixed to "p" and "1" denote respectively the page and line where the misprint may be found. The corrected word only is given, and the corrections italicised.)
P. 17, 1. 16, Tienhoven ; p. 24, 1. 19, Gov. Dongan, so also, p. 25, 1. 22, and p. 26, 1. 7 ; p. 26, 1. 15, were ; p. 28, 1. 7, settlement ; 1. 10, Bostwick ; 1. 11 Cory ; 1. 17, Norris ; p. 29, 1. 24, Barrett; 1. 33, literatim ; p. 31, 1. 7, Peregrine ; 1. 3, Sturmy ; p. 32, 1. 9, Halsey ; p. 33, 21, Ichabod; p. 34, 1. 21, Carwith ; p. 35, 1. 10, Maltby ; p. 36, 1. 5, Isaa ; 1, 12, Will ; p. 39, 1. 20, Hanah ; p. 40, 1. 29. ffield ; p. 44, 1. 19, Chice ; p. 48, 1. 6, Mappem ; 1. 10, Hildreth ; p. 51, 1. 1, " or the Connecticut " &c. ; 1. 28, insert "of" before "one of their number,"; p. 55, 1. 14, for 1864 read 1644 ; p. 58, 1 20, agreved ; p. 66, 1. 31, Van Tromp ; p. 70, 1. 14, exposed ; p. 78, 1. 30, Branford ; p. 83, 1. 32, Vikings of the North p. 85, 1. 4, for 2nd N. Y. Cav., read 81st N. Y. Vol. ; 1. 14, Larry p. 89, 1. 18, illegible ; d. 97, 1. 7, severely ; p. 100, 1. 16, Mr. Mcnish ; p. 103, 1. 3, Imps ; 1 32, insert Rev. before Hugh N. Wilson ; p. 106, 1. 23 & 24, should read " in the rear of the residence of the late Capt. James Post ; p. 110, 1. 14, died off ; p. 139, 1. 14, for 54 lbs. read, 64 lbs. ; p. 141, 1. 18, for 1794 read 1694 ; p. 145, 1 8, then ; p. 161, 1. 20, lives Mr. Age ; 1. 31, Bowden ; p. 162, 1. 4, lives ; p. 163, 1. 14, Peaconics ; p. 164, 1. 30, insert with between " allied " and "emissaries" ; p. 168, 1. 29, chron- icler, p. 171, 1. 17, Sisyphus, Tantalus; p. 173, 1. 6, Pomguama ; p. 177, 1. 30, infer ; p. 178, 1. 4, Yule ; p. 179, 1. 25, Thomas Halsey, Sen'r; p. 181, 1. 27, Isak Willman ; p. 187, 1. 2, for 1706, read 1716 ; p. 190, 1. 4, Lamuel ; p. 198, 1. 32, for "words " read "worlds "; p. 199, 1. 28, mind's repose; p. 207, 1 5, for " 71 John who had &c." read "17 John had son 19 John who had &c" ; p. 213, 1. 31, for 1836 read 1636 : p. 216, 1. 12, Oxbow ; p. 221, 1. 26, for " caboshed " read cabossed or ; p. 225, 1. 5, J. L. Sanford ; p. 227, 1. 4, for " 32 William " read s 2 William ; p. 229, 1. 8, for 1787 read 1785 ; 1. 12, for 1860 read 1810; p. 236, 1. 15, d 1794 ; p. 241, 1 15, James M. (who had ch. &c.,) 1. 18, read " 64 J. Halsey, [who had ch. Charles, George and Wallace] and 65 Alfred"; p. 242, 1. 4, nauseam ; p. 249, 1. 17, 1642 belongs to next sentence, beginning "65 Abraham " &c ; p. 250, 1.13, for 1692 read 1682 ; p. 255, 1. 5, Schellinger ; 1. 22, 56 Apollos ; p. 274, 1. 6, Rickard ; 1. 27, Oct. 10; p. 275, 1. 23,t hen grown; 1 25, for 1631 read 1756 ; p. 285, 1. 2, for 1765 read 1675 ; p. 287, 1. 31, for " Elnathan and others" read Elwyn, John, Laura and William ; p. 289, 1. 5, Sarah ; p. 290, 1. 32, Sylvanus ; p.303, 1. 4, read " did not remain " ; p. 305, 1. 9, for Mappem read Hampton ; 1. 16, for 1719 read 1710; p. 309, 1. 3, for December 13, 1866, read December 13, 1865.
The words ut, uh, uth, uch, uthout, uhat, uas, uay, nou, uould, and suare should be printed wt, wh, wth, &c.
Wickham, Joseph .. 306
Williams, Rev. Joshua 111
Willmot, Alexander 305
Wilson, Rev. Hugh N., D.D 123
Willman, Isaac. 96
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