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1764
66
1765
John Jenkins,
1765
66
I766
John Bours,
1766
:6
1767
Simon Pease,
1767
1-68
Francis Brinley,
1768
66
1769
Francis Malbone,
1769
1770
Peter Cooke,
1770
1771
John Bours,
I77I
1786
Samuel Freebody,
1786
66
1789
John Handy,
1789
1797
William Crooke,
1797
66
1801
Wm. R. Robinson,
ISOI
66 1803
Samuel Whitehorne,
1803
1804
William Littlefield,
1804
1810
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
336
ANNALS OF TRINITY CHURCH,
Samuel Whitehorne,
1810
to
1814
William C. Gardiner,
1814
66
1816
Edward Brinley,
1816
66
1818
Charles Collins,
1818
66 1819
Robinson Potter,
1819
1821
Stephen T. Northam,
182I
66
1823
Samuel Whitehorne,
1823
1828
Edward Brinley,
1828
1832
George C. Mason, Sr.,
1832
66
1835
Benjamin Finch,
1835
1838
Robert Johnston,
1838
1839
George C. Mason, Sr.,
1839
66
1842
Samuel Fowler Gardner,
1842
1843
John H. Gilliat,
1843
1845
Samuel Fowler Gardner,
I845*
John H. Gilliat,
1845
1847
Edward King,
1847
1849
Marshall C. Slocum,
1849
1855
George C. Mason,
1855
1859
John H. Cozzens,
1859
66
1861
Marshall C. Slocum,
1861
1863
George C. Mason,
1863
1889
LeRoy King,
1889
JUNIOR WARDENS OF TRINITY CHURCH.
Thomas Lillibridge,
1709
to
William Gibbs,
1719
66
Adam Powell,
I721
I722
William Coddington,
1722
1723
Henry Bull,
I723
66
I724
Godfrey Malbone,
I724
I725
John Freebody,
I725
1726
Jonathan Thurston,
1731
I732
James Martin,
I732
66 I733
Jahleel Brenton,
I733
I734
John Gidley,
I734
I735
66
66
66
* Mr. Gardner met with an accidental death in the summer of the same year.
66
337
NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.
Samuel Wickham,
I735 to
1736
Edward Scott,
1736
1737
Daniel Ayrault, Jr.,
I737
66
1738
William Mumford,
1738
1739
Joseph Wanton,
I739
1740
John Bannister,
1740
I74I
Peleg Brown,
I74I
1742
Philip Wilkinson,
I742
1743
Stephen Ayrault,
1743
I744
Thomas Wickham,
I744
1745
William Paul,
1745
1746
Walter Chaloner,
1746
1747
Evan Malbone,
1747
I748
Charles Wickham,
1748
1749
Walter Cranston,
1749
1750
Robert Sherman,
1750
175I
Jonathan Thurston,
175I
1752
John Jepson,
1752
1753
Edward Cole,
I753
I754
Metcalf Bowler,
1754
1755
Robert Jenkins,
1755
66
1756
Joseph Wanton, Jr.,
1756
I757
Charles Handy,
1757
1758
Andrew Hunter,
1758
66
1759
Isaac Stelle,
I759
1760
John Mawdsley,
1760
1761
Benjamin Mason,
1761
1762
Samuel Brenton,
I762
I763
Samuel Bours,
1763
1764
John Jenkins,
1764
..
1765
John Bours,
1765
66
1766
Simon Pease,
1766
1767
Christopher Champlin,
1767
1768
Francis Malbone,
1768
1769
Peter Cooke,
I769
1770
Thomas Wickham,
1770
I77I
Isaac Lawton,
I77I
66 1781
Francis Malbone,
178I
66 1789
Robert N. Auchmuty,
1789
66
1797
66
66
. 6
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
338
ANNALS OF TRINITY CHURCH,
Wm. R. Robinson,
1797
to
1801
Samuel Whitehorne,
1801
1803
William Littlefield,
1803
66
1804
William Wood,
1804
66
1808
Benj. Mumford, Jr.,
1808
66
1810
Edward Easton,
1810
1812
Robert Robinson,
1812
1814
Henry Shaw,
1814
66
1816
Stephen T. Northam,
1816
66 1817
James Mumford,
1817
66
1818
Samuel Fowler Gardner,
1818
66
1819
Wm. H. Rathbone,
1819
1826
Stephen A. Robinson,
1826
66
1828
Stephen H. Cahoone,
1828
1838
Christ. Grant Perry,
1838
66
1845
Walter Nichols,
1845
66
1848
John H. Cozzens,
1848
66
1859
William G. Seabury,
1859
1861
Charles Hunter,
1861
1862
James Birckhead,
I862
66
1863
Samuel Engs,
1863
66
I886
Rodman Cornell,
1886
66
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NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.
OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH.
1889.
Rector,
REV. GEORGE J. MAGILL.
LEROY KING, Senior Warden. RODMAN CORNELL, Junior Warden.
Vestrymen.
BENJAMIN FINCH.
JOHN H. COZZENS.
WILLIAM E. DENNIS.
HENRY D. DEBLOIS.
WALTER L. KANE.
PHILIP RIDER.
JOHN IREYS.
THEODORE R. HELME.
V. MOTT FRANCIS.
GEORGE GORDON KING.
WILLIAM E. DENNIS, Secretary.
PHILIP RIDER, Treasurer.
WM. IRVING LYON, Organist. W. G. SCHWARZ, Sexton.
340
ANNALS OF TRINITY CHURCH,
SILVER OWNED BY TRINITY CHURCH.
Oz. Dwt.
One Chalice, silver gilt,
I7
6
One Paten,
II 19
One silver gilt Paten,
5 16
The above from the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 1702.
One Baptismal Basin, The gift of Nathaniel Kay, 1733. 52 12
One Flagon, from Mr. Kay, 1733,
39
8
One Flagon from Richard Perkins, 1733,
39
8
One Chalice, with handles, .
23 0
Not marked ; probably the piece given by Mrs. Catharine Malbone.
One Alms Basin, .
From Johannes Mulderi D. Guilielmi Bright. 22 3
One Alms Plate from Mrs. Sarah Jones, I2 I7
Another Alms Plate, from the same, II 04
Two Chalices, from Rev. A. G. Mercer. Each, II 12 One gold-lined jewelled Chalice and Paten, in memory of Daniel LeRoy. One gold-lined jewelled Chalice and Paten, in memory of Samuel Engs, late Junior Warden.
Two Patens.
One small Flagon. One gold-lined Spoon.
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NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.
CHARTER OF TRINITY CHURCH,
WITH AMENDMENTS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND & PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OCT. SESSION, A. D. 1816.
WHEREAS, the Minister, Church-Wardens, Vestry and Congregation of TRINITY CHURCH in NEWPORT, have preferred a Petition unto this Gen- eral Assembly, and for the reasons therein assigned, have prayed this Assembly to alter, amend and enlarge their original Charter of Incor- poration, granted them in the Year 1769, and to extend the powers and provisions thereof, so as to suit the present state of the concerns ; to enable them, with greater convenience, to manage and secure the Prop- erty and Funds of which they are now, or may be hereafter possessed, and to promote and establish the Worship of ALMIGHTY GOD, according to the discipline, rites, canons, usages, ceremonies and liturgy of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America :
SECTION I .- Be it therefore Enacted, That the Minister, Church-War- dens, Vestry and Congregation of said Church, be, and they and their successors forever are hereby made and constituted, and confirmed to be, a body corporate and politic, with perpetual succession, by the Name of The Minister, the Church-Wardens, Vestry and Congregation of Trinity Church, in Newport, and by that Name shall be able and capable in law, to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded, to answer and to be answered unto, to defend and to be defended against, in all Courts and places, and before all proper Judges whomsoever ; to take, receive and hold all monies and other property, real or personal, by voluntary sub- scription, contribution, donation or otherwise, and also all legacies and devises of real and personal estate; and also to have, acquire, hold, occupy, possess and enjoy lands, tenements and hereditaments, goods and chattels, and property of every description, not exceeding in the
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whole Forty Thousand Dollars, and all and singular the estate and prop- erty aforesaid ; to lease, grant, convey or dispose of in such manner as they may judge best for the interest of said Corporation, to have and use a common seal, and the same to alter, or renew at pleasure, with full power and authority to make and ordain all such laws, rules, and ordi- nances, for the government of the Corporation, and the better manage- ment of the affairs thereof, as they or the major part of them, who may be present on due notification, may deem necessary and proper, provided the same be not repugnant to the laws of this State, and Constitution and Laws of the United States.
SEC. II .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all the Funds and Property now owned or possessed by said Corporation, be and the same is hereby vested in, confirmed to, and continued in the same Corporation.
SEC. III .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That there shall be an Annual Meeting of said Corporation on Easter Monday, yearly and every year, at which meeting there shall, and at any other legal meeting there may be, if vacancies should happen, elected two Church-Wardens, who shall be ex-officio Vestry-men ; eleven other Ves- try-men, a Secretary, who shall also be Clerk of the Vestry, and such other Officers as may be judged necessary. And that legal meetings of said Corporation may be called at any time, by the Minister of said Trinity-Church, by either of the Church-Wardens, by any five Vestry- men, or any ten members of said Corporation ; and at any of the meet- ings aforesaid, any of the affairs and business of said Corporation may be attended to, transacted and performed .- And although said Corporation should not, from any cause or circumstance whatever, hold their Annual Meeting on Easter-Monday yearly, and every year hereafter, yet this Act shall nevertheless continue and be in full force, and Officers may be elected, and the affairs and business of said Corporation may be trans- acted and performed at any subsequent meeting which may be called in either of the modes before stated.
SEC. IV .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the Church-Wardens and Vestry-men elected by said Corporation, shall for the time being, have the entire and sole control, management and disposition of all the property and funds of said Corporation, in trust nevertheless, and for the use of said Corporation, for the sole support and promotion of the public worship of GOD, as in the preamble of this Act expressed, for defraying the incidental expenses thereof, and for the
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repairs of the Church edifice and its appurtenances .- That the said Cor- poration shall on Easter-Monday annually, or oftener if it should become necessary, for the security of the property and funds aforesaid, elect a Treasurer, who shall keep fair and accurate accounts of the Property and Funds aforesaid, and of the management and disposition of the same; and shall attend when required, and shall have a right at all times to attend the meetings of the Vestry, and shall at every Annual Meeting on Easter- Monday, make a written statement, or report of the same, to the said Corporation ; and shall, when required by a vote of said Corporation, or by a vote of said Church-Wardens and Vestry-men, make further state- ments and reports of the same, and shall produce the books, vouchers and documents, containing the accounts and statements of the property and funds aforesaid, and the use, management and disposition of the same, which shall be open to their inspection and examination .- And the Treasurer, previous to entering on the duties of his Office, shall annually give satisfactory bonds to the said Corporation, for the faithful discharge of the duties of his said office.
SEC. V .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That each Male Owner of a pew in Trinity-Church in Newport, or lessee or hirer of the same for One Year, or a longer time, and who professes to attend public worship therein, shall be a Member of said Corporation, and be entitled to appear and vote in all Corporation Meetings, and that in all such Meetings, eleven members shall be necessary to constitute a quorum.
SEC. VI .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the Minister of said Church, shall be elected by the Corporation aforesaid, at a meeting of said Corporation legally called ; and the Minister by them thus elected, shall, as soon as may be instituted Rector, according to the office set forth for that purpose by the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church as aforesaid.
SEC. VII .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the minister so elected and instituted Rector, shall thereafter, while he continues such, be ex officio a member of said Corporation, and when present, Moderator thereof at all meetings of the same .- That he shall have a right at any time, to inspect the Books and Records of the Cor- poration .- That it shall be his right and duty, from time to time, to state verbally or in writing, the condition of the affairs of the Corporation, and to recommend such measures as he deems advisable for its benefit, to the meetings of the Wardens and Vestry-men, at which meetings one of the Church-Wardens, or Senior Vestry-men present, shall be Moderator ;
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and in all meetings of said Wardens and Vestry-men, seven Members shall be necessary to constitute a quorum, each Member being entitled to one Vote, excepting the Moderator, who shall only be entitled to give the casting vote.
SEC. VIII .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all donations made, or that may be made to said Corporation, or that ensue, or may ensue to their use, shall be strictly used and applied accord- ing to the intentions and directions of the donors ; and that all deeds and conveyances made by said Corporation, shall be made by the Treasurer thereof for the time being, when authorized by a recorded vote or reso- lution of the Wardens and Vestry, to which said deeds and conveyances the seal of said Corporation shall be affixed.
SEC. IX. - And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That whenever any tax or proportion of money shall be assessed by order of said Corporation upon the pews of the said Church edifice, for the repairs of said edifice and its appurtenances, which are already or may hereafter be made, or for the expenses of said Corporation, such tax or proportion of money shall be paid by the several owners of such pews, agreeably to their respective assessments, and the rules and ordinances of said Corpo- ration ; and in case any owner as aforesaid shall, for the space of three months after the notice of any tax or proportion of money assessed as aforesaid, refuse or neglect to pay the same, the pews of such delinquents shall and may be sold by order of said Corporation, at public Auction, for the payment and discharge of such taxes and costs : Provided nevertheless, That such sale be previously advertised, at least thirty days before such pews shall be offered for sale, and the surplus money (if any) after the payment of such taxes and costs, shall be lodged with the Treasurer of said Corporation, to be paid over to such delinquents, or their legal Repre- sentatives, on demand.
SEC. X .- And be it further Enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the Charter aforesaid, of one thousand seven hundred and sixty-nine, granted to the said Minister, Wardens and Congregation of said Trinity Church, and the subsequent amendments thereto, be, and they hereby are, with the assent and at the request of said Minister, Wardens and Congrega- tion, repealed, abrogated and annulled .- Provided nevertheless, That all acts legally done, and all responsibilities legally incurred, and all by-laws, resolves and regulations passed under said Charter and amendments, shall be and remain in full force and virtue.
A TRUE COPY :- WITNESS, SAMUEL EDDY, Secretary.
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AMENDMENTS.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND & PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS,
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, JUNE SESSION, A. D. 1819. -
ON the Petition of the Minister, Church-Wardens, Vestry and Con- gregation of TRINITY-CHURCH, in Newport, It was Voted and Resolved, That the Charter of Incorporation of said Church be so altered and amended, as the Minister or Rector of said Church may attend and be present at the Meetings of Wardens and Vestry of said Church, and when so present, shall be the Moderator of said Meetings ;- anything expressed or implied in the present Charter of Incorporation of said Trinity-Church to the contrary notwithstanding.
A TRUE COPY :- WITNESS, HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
JUNE, 1827.
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE INVESTMENT OF CERTAIN FUNDS, BELONGING TO TRINITY CHURCH, IN NEWPORT.
Be it Enacted by the General Assembly, That the fund heretofore raised by subscription, donations, legacies or otherwise, and intended by the subscribers, donors, &c., to be a permanent fund for the better support of Trinity Church, in Newport, and Now, with the interest thereon, amounting to the sum of ten thousand five hundred dollars, par value, being invested in some safe and profitable stock or stocks, or real estate, in the Name and right of the Minister, Church-Wardens, Vestry and Con- gregation of Trinity Church, in Newport, shall remain so invested, together with all sum or sums which may hereafter be raised in the way or manner aforesaid, permanently and untransferable, except by the act of the Corporation at a regular meeting, with Notice of the business to be transacted ; which act, to be valid, shall require the presence and the con- curring vote of at least three-fourths of the whole Male members of said
23
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Corporation, who shall at the time be owners of pews in said Church, or part owners, with authority in writing from a majority of all the part owners, to act in their stead; one vote only to be given by any one member, or in behalf of any number of members owning one pew: and the said fund, in whatever manner the same may at any time be invested, shall remain unimpaired and undiminished by any act of said Corpora- tion ; and the accruing interest, dividends or profits thereof only, shall be at the disposal of said Corporation, agreeably to the terms of the original subscriptions.
JUNE, 1828.
AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF TRINITY CHURCH, IN NEWPORT.
SECTION I .- Be it Enacted by the General Assembly and by the authority thereof it is enacted, That each white male owner of a pew or pews on either floor of Trinity Church, who professes to attend public worship in said Church, and whose pew or pews aforesaid qualify no other person holding a lease of the same, or in the occupation thereof, to vote accord- ing to this Act-And also the lessee or hirer of a pew on the lower floor of said Church, who professes to attend public worship therein, shall be a member of said Corporation during the time he continues so qualified, and be entitled to appear and vote in all Corporation meetings : and at all such meetings fifteen members at least shall be necessary to constitute a Quorum for business ; that no member shall be entitled to more than one vote, and that no pew shall entitle more than one person to vote at the same time : Provided, nevertheless, That no lessee or hirer of a pew or pews as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote unless he is, at the time of voting, and has been for the term of one year at least, previous to such time of voting, possessed and in the occupation of such pew or pews, or some other pew or pews in said Church, and shall have paid all taxes that have been lawfully assessed and become due against the pew or pews that may qualify him as aforesaid ; and also the rent that may have become due ; provided such pew or pews belong to said Church or Corporation.
SEC. II .- And be it further Enacted, That all future special Meetings of said Corporation shall be notified by reading the notice audibly and publicly on the Sunday previous to said meeting, at said Church, when the congregation is assembled for public worship, in the usual manner as here- tofore, at least four days previous to such Corporation meeting ; which notice shall state the time and place of meeting, and the business pro-
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posed to be transacted ; and no business at such meeting, except what is so proposed in said notice, shall be legal ; Provided, nevertheless, That nothing herein contained shall affect the right to meet by adjournment of any legal meeting.
And be it further Enacted, That the fifth Section of the said charter of Trinity-Church be and the same is hereby repealed.
JUNE, 1847.
AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF TRINITY CHURCH.
SECTION I. It is Enacted by the General Assembly as follows, That each owner of a pew in Trinity-Church, Newport, who professes to worship in the Protestant Episcopal Church, shall be a member of said Corporation, and shall be entitled to vote either in person or by proxy in all Corpora- tion Meetings, and in all such meetings not less than fifteen members shall form a quorum for the transaction of any business. Nevertheless, no person shall be entitled to vote except all taxes legally assessed and become due upon the pew which qualifies such person to vote shall have been first paid.
SEC. II. That all Special Meetings of said Corporation shall be called by reading in said Church a public notice thereof, on the Sunday next before any such meeting, and not less than four days previous thereto, which notice shall state generally the business to be transacted.
SEC. III. That the fifth Section of said Charter and all acts in altera- tion or amendment thereof, are hereby repealed.
JANUARY, 1865.
AN ACT IN REPEAL OF AN ACT AMENDING THE CHARTER OF "TRINITY CHURCH IN NEWPORT."
It is Enacted by the General Assembly as follows :
SECTION I. So much of the Act entitled an Act in Amendment of the Charter of Trinity Church, in Newport, passed at the June Session of the General Assembly A. D. 1842, as authorizing the voting by proxy in all Corporation Meetings is hereby repealed.
NOTE .- There appears to be no Record among the acts of the General Assembly of any Act passed in June, A. D. 1842, referring to Trinity Church. The date A. D. 1842 is evidently erroneous, and should be A. D. 1847.
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Arnold, Mrs. Edmund S. F., $10.00
Klapp, Lyman, . . $15.00
Belmont, Mrs. August,
20.00
Lorillard, Louis L.,
·
30.00
Berry, Mrs. R. P.,
..
5.00
Magill, Rev. George J., . 10.00
Brown, J. Nicholas,
. 25.00
Magill, Rev. Geo. Ernest, . 5.00
Bailey, Miss Annie S., . .
5.00
Malcom, Rev. Charles H., 5.00 ·
Bailey, Miss Josephine I.,
5.00
Moore, Rev. Wm. H., D.D., . 25.00
Bliss, Mrs. Wm. B.,
.
5.00
Metcalf, Mrs. Alfred, 10.00
Beach, Mrs. C. N.,
.
5.00
McA., Mrs., . 5.00 .
Collins, George, .
10.00
Matthews, Mrs. Nathan, Jr., .
5,00
Clarke, Mrs. Mary H., .
1.00
Miller, George MacCulloch, . ·
5.00
Clark, Rt. Rev. Thomas M., ,
.
5 00
Norris, William, . 25.00
Cornell, Rodman,
55.00 .
Cushing, Robert M., .
10,00 .
Otis Library, Norwich, Conn., by
Jonathan Trumbull, . .
5.00
Potter, Rt. Rev. Henry C., . 5.00
Powel, Mrs. Samuel,
.
10.00
De Blois, Henry D., 5.00
D. S., .
1.00
Douglass, Rev. Geo. W., D.D., 10.00
Fearing, Daniel B.,
10.00
Francis, V. Mott, M.D.,
5.00
Gibbs, Theodore K., .
50.00
Garner, Mrs. Thomas, . 10.00 .
Griswold, John N. A., .
5.00
Gibbs, Geo. W., . 50.00
5.00
Tyler, George F., 10.00 .
Handy, Miss M. C.,
2.00
Tuttle, Rt. Rev. Daniel S., 5.00 .
Tompkins, Hamilton B., 5.00 ·
Henshaw, Rev. Daniel,
5.00
Ireys, John, .
5.00
Vestry of Trinity Church,
. 100,00
King, LeRoy,
75.00
King, George Gordon, .
75 00
Woolsey, Miss Theodora W.,
· 5.00
King, Mrs. Edward, 125.00
Zabriskie, Lansing,
5.00
Kane, Walter Langdon,
10.00
Pell, Mrs. Duncan C., .
5.00
Pierce, Moses,
5.00
Riggs, William, 5.00
Rider, Philip,
5.00
Richmond, F. E., .
5.00
St. Stephen's Guild, 25.00
Shields, Prof. Charles W., 5.00
Sheldon, Frederick, 5.00
Sheffield, William P., . 10.00
Hunter, Wm. R., .
.
5.00
Nightingale, Geo. G., Jr., 12.00
Chace, Henry J., . .
5.00
Nichols, Walter, . 5.00
Cornell, Rev. John,
5.00
Carr, George H., . 5.00
Dennis, William E.,
5.00
Goodwin, Rev. Daniel, .
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, . . 100.00
Wetmore, Geo. Peabody, · 75.00
INDEX.
Adams, John, 49 Albro, Samuel, 17 Albro, Isabel, 17 All, Abraham, 167 Almy, Ann, 38 Almy, Benjamin, 101 Almy, Joshua, 124, 127 Almy, Jonathan, 268, 299 Allen, James, 54, 62 Allen, John, 69 Allen, Henry, 108
Allen, William, 111 Allen, Thomas, 140
Andros, Sir Edmund, 10
Anne, Queen, 18, 20, 23, 26, 28, 70
Arcambal, Citizen, 205
Archer, John, 97, 108, 128
Arnold, Sarah, 29 Arnold, Joseph, 34
Arnold, Capt. James, 163
Arnold, Comfort, 38
Arnold, Benedict, 38
Arnold, Josialı, 166, 167
Arnold, Thomas, 167, 248, 263.
Atherton, William, 170
Atherton, Sarah, 170 Auchmuty, Robert N., 176, 187, 194, 195, 199, 201, 202, 204, 206, 207, 208, 211, 217, 219, 220, 224, 225, 226, 227, 238, 250, 257, 264, 266. 269, 271, 275, 291, 300 Auchmuty, Arthur Gates, 177 Auchmuty, Samuel O., 287, 291, 293, 300
Audinet, William, 267 Ayrault, Daniel, 27, 28, 30, 34, 37, 50, 56, 57, 60, 66, 104, 106, 128 Ayrault, Pierre, 11, 12, 30 Ayrault, Mary, 36, 56, 110, 131, 232
Ayrault, Stephen, 61, 72, 77, 80, 81, 97, 129, 134, 135, 136, 138, 142, 146, 148, 149, 154, 159, 162, 165, 167, 178, 202
Ayrault, Daniel, Jr., 68, 69, 73, 97, 102, 105, 122, 125 Ayrault, Samuel, 108 Ayrault, Frances, 85, 137
Badger, Rev. Moses, 141, 161, 164, 169, 170, 172, 176, 195, 196 Baen, Wm. C., 248
Bailey, Jonah, 69
Baker, Dr. John, 175, 183
Banks, Bathsheba, 17
Bannister, John, 71, 103, 118, 125, 167, 297
Barber, Henry, 188, 222
Barbut, Wm., 24, 25, 27, 28
Bardin, Charles, 49, 65, 66, 68, 70, 97, 107, 109, 118, 128, 140, 141, 146, 148, 156, 157
Barker, William, 17
Barker, Jolın, 24, 25
Barker, Alice, 56
Barker, Daniel, 299
Baring, Charles, Jr., 299, 308
Barzee, John, 55, 60, 64, 68, 98, 108, 132 Bass, Rev. Edward, 173, 174, 218, 227, 229 Battar, Ignatius, 124, 128
Beach, Rev. John, 54, 100, 101, 102, 103
Beal, Richard, 110
Bearcroft, Rev. Dr., 89, 111
Beard, J., 108
Beardsley, Rev. Mr., 193
Beer, Bethia, 17 Beer, Oliver, 72
Bell, William, 114
Bell, Edward, 119 Bell, John, 131 Bellomont, Sir Richard, 10, 12, 13
Bennett, John, 72 Benson, Martin, 175 Berkeley, Rev. Geo., 46, 51, 58, 99, 139 Berkeley, Lucia, 29, 52
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