The Documentary history of the state of New-York; arranged under direction of the Hon. Christopher Morgan, secretary of State. By E. B. O'Callaghan ...

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H.
Ilckingsack, otherwise called Achtercol, 9; Hendricksen, Jan, mutinies at the Esopus,
the indians of, send intelligence to those 56; pardoned, 57.
of Esopus, 48; some of the Indians of, Hieroglyphics, some Indian, explained, 436.
serve with the Dutch against those of IHighest land in the Prov. of N. Y., excluEsopus, 81. sive of the mountains, 172.
Halekquinsaeks, the, 102. Highlands, names of those composing the
t-laldinltnd, Gen., objects to furnish troips militia of the, 237.
to aid the civil authority in the Prov. of Hillsborough, Lord, Gov. Moore informs,
N.., 844. that he still refuses to grant any lands on
Half Moon, Hudson sails in the yacht, the, the west side of Connecticut river, 611.
115. (see Colden, Lt. Gov.; Dunm)ore;
Hall, Ralph and Mary, trial of, at N. York Tryon.)
for witchcraft, 133. Hind, Rev. Richard, biographical notice
---, Rev. Mr., 429, 438; declines going of the, 501.
to Canajoharie, 482. Hogelanders, the, 102.
Hanna, Rev. Wm., settles as alawyer at Holland, places in, whose inhabitants are
Sehenectadly, 373; biographical notice of, best adapted for emigrants, 34.
374; desires to conform to the church of Horses, price of, in N. Netherland, 32; in
England, 446; testimonials of, 447; moral N. England, 33; whence imported, 118.
character of, 451; is admitted to holy Hosick, sundry tenants on the patent of,
orders in the Ch. of England, 474; repairs ejected by persons from New Hampshire,
to Virginia in, search of a living, 496. 575.
HARDY, Gov. resigns, 1053. Hough, Rev. Benj'n, a justice of the peace,
Harrison, Catherine, complaint against for most cruelly whipped by the Bennington
being a witch, 136; discharged, 138. mob, 891, et seq.; a certificate granted
Hartwick, Rev. J. C., project of, for the to, of his having received such punishbetter peopling and defending North ment, 897; petitions the Gov. of N. Y.
America, 294; address of, to the Mo- for relief, 916.
hawks, 296; address to the king proposed Hubbard, Rev. Bela, 614.
to the Mohawks by, in his own favor, 298.'Hudson, Henry, the first discoverer of New
Harvest, the, when it begins in the Prov. Netherland, 115; description of his.voyage
of N. Y., 176. up the North river, 123; is entertained
HIaverstraw, population of,.in 1738, 185. by the Indians, ib.
I-awley, Jehiel, and James Brackenridge - river, 3; head waters of the, 172;
sent to London as agents for the people on convenience of the, 173; the Mohawk
the N. 11. grants, 802. called the west branch of the, ib.; nature
Ieathcote, Caleb, notice of, 1039. of the soil adjoining the, 174; frozen
Hebron, Rev. Mr. Peters missionary of, annually, 175.
636. tHunt, Capt. Samuel, report of his scout
Hemp, can be produced in the Prov. of N. near Lake George, 265.
York, 174; culture of, encouraged, 595. Huntington, the countess of, expresses much
Hempstead, L. I., the Indians of, attacked interest in Dr. Wheelock's school, 351;
by the Dutch, 15; Rev. Mr. Fordhamn of, memoir of, ib.
105; Indians of, attacked, ib. (see Un — HIurley, names of those belonging to the
derhill.) militia ofin 1738, 234.
I.
Imbroch, Mde van, taken prisoner by the Indians, brief account of the Mohawk, 2,
Indians at Esopus, 43; escapes, 49. of N. Netherland, personal appearance ant
Immigrants, proper time for, to sail to New dress of the, 4; polity of, 5; treated with
Netherland, 30; rules to be followed by, too much familiarity by the Dutch, 7;
in clearing land, ib.; and in building the Dutch resolve on war against the, 9;
houses, 31; supplies necessary for, 33; accused of conspiring against director
classes of persons best qualified to be, 34. Kieft, ib.; of Witquescheek attacked by
Independency declared by the New Hamp- the Mahicanders, take refuge among the
shire grants, 930. Dutch, 10; refuse satisfaction for murders
Indian-fort, description of an, in the Esopus which they colmmitted, ib.; director Kieft
country, 48, 49, 73; words introduced urged to attack the, ib.; at Corlaers
into the Dutch vocabulary, 63, 83, 101, Hook and Pavonia attaclked by the Dutch,
106; affairs, secretary for, how appointed, 11; urged to massacre the christians,
181; answers of the commissioners of, to 12; peace concluded between the Dutch
queries submitted to them, 240. and the, ib.; attack the D)rtch at tPav,