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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Prayer-book, Indian, Sir Wm. Johnson de- of New York; 558; of Gov. Wentworth,
signs printing a new edition of the, 321; declaring the patent to the Duke of York
Mr. Weyman is ready to proceed with the obsolete, and encouraging the grantees
printing of the, 326; Sir Win. Johnson under New Hampshire to proceed with
encloses to the Rev. Dr. Barclay a plan their settlements west of Connecticut
for the new, 330; difficulty of printing river, 570: of Gov. Wentworth asserting
the, in New York, 334; printing of the, that the west bounds of New Hampshire
interrupted by Dr. Barclay's death, 340; approach within twenty miles of the
remainder of Rev. Dr. Barclay's MS. for Hudson river, ib.; for the arrest of James
the, sent to Sir Wim. Johnson to be cor- Breakenridge and others for obstructing
rected, 343; Rev. Mr. Ogilvie recom- the division of the Wallumschack patent,
mended to superintend the printing of 615, 661; reiterating the right of New
the, 364; Hugh Gaine undertakes to York to the lands west of the Connecticut
complete the printing of the, 38i; further river, 750; Gov. Wentworth declines
particulars about the printing of the, publishing it, 755; offering a reward for
386; and binding the, 387, 396; nearly the arrest of Ethan Allen and other riotfinished, 399; completed, 405; Hugh ers, 871.
Gaine sends in the account for printing Punderson, Rev. Ebenezer, biographical
the, 417. notice of, 334; succeeded by Mr. Avery
Presbyterians the, feared by the church of as minister of Rye, 409.
England, 362; of Great Barrington inflict Puritans in N. Netherland, 22.
every hardship on the Episcopalians, 373; Putnam, Israel, journals of his scouts around
the first and second ministers at Albany lakes George and Champlain, 264, et
of the, 374, 383; squeezing their mis- seq.; an account of his skirmish with the
sionaries everywhere among the Indians, enemy, 272; report of his scout to South
490. bay, 279; married the widow Gardiner,
Printers, public, 327, 385. 409.
Proclamation for the settlement of the --, Timothy, report of his scout near
country between Fort Edward and Lake Lake George, 266.
George, 556; declaring the Connecticut Putney, an account of a riot in the town of,
river to be the east bounds of the Prov. 758, 759.
Q.
Quebeck, latitude and longitude of, 176; Quitrents, an innovation upon the rights of
description of, in 1738, 240. mankind, for whose use lands were origiQueens county, census of, in 1738, 187; nally given by Providence, 938; rate fixed
names of the officers and soldiers of the for the commutation of the, due to the
militia of, 209. state of New York, 945.
Quince trees killed by the frost in New
York, 175.
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Rafeix, Rev. Pierre, 292. Religion, the Calvinist, only publicly exerRagueneau, Rev. Paul, 291. cised in New Netherland; all others, howRand, Jno., schoolmaster at Rye, 408. ever, tolerated, 22.
Raritans, some of the, attacked, 11; loca- Remonstrance against erecting five new
tion of the, 29; mentioned, 102. counties in the northern part of the provRattlesnake, a man bit by a, at Red Hook, ince of New York, and praying for the
48; description of the, 123. erection of the county of Colden on the
Receiver-general of the province of New west side of Connecticut river, 580.
York, how appointed, 181. Renselaerwyck, colonie of, 5, 6; colonists
Red Hook, Dutchess county, the Esopus of, sell guns to the Indians, 7; descripIndians retire to, 46; are attacked and tion of, in 1644, 23.
defeated at, 47; a man bit by a rattle- Report of the attorney-general of New York
snake at, 48. on the eastern bounds of that province,
Reders, reservations in the townships west of 537; of H. M. council of New York on
Connecticut river for members of the New the dispute between that province and
Hampshire council, called, 603. New Hampshire respecting boundary,
Reed, Capt. James, report of his scout to 550; of the committee of the council of
Wood creek, 271. New York on the petitions for the erection
Reid, Col., settlement of, destroyed, 842, of sundry new counties in the northern
846. part of that province, 583; on the out