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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1766. Oot. 10. Rev. Mr. Chamberlain to Rev. Mr. Brown, complaining of
his re-baptizing children already baptized by the Presbyterians,............................................. 368
Dec. 4. Churchwardens of Schenectady to Sir Wm. Johnson,........ 371
29. Rev. Mr. Chamberlain to Sir Wm. Johnson explanatory of
his motives for complaining of Mr. Btown's proceeding,.... ib.
1767. Jan. 30. Rev. Mr. Brown to the same; church at Great Barrington,.. 373
May 29. Rev. Mr. Hanna to the same; is about to practice law at
Schenectady,..........l............................... ib
1768. Jan. 6. Mr. Arbo, secretary to the Moravians, to the same, praying his
protection...............................I..4.... 374
Feb. 1. Rev. Dr. Burton, Sec. of Society for Propagating the Gospel,
to the same; enquiring what would be the proper allowance
for a missionary among the Indians..................... 376
Mar. 21. Corporation of Albany to Dr. Wheelock, encouraging him to
remove his school to the vicinity of their city,............. 377
April 8. Dr. Wheelock to the corporation of Albany; is invited to
establish his school elsewhere,.........3.............. 379
May. Rev. Mr. Barton to Sir Wm. Johnson; state of affairs on the
Pennsylvania frontier,................................. 381
Aug. 5. Mr. J. W. Brown to the same; inviting Rev. Mr. Murray to
the church at Schenectady; Presbyterians anxious for Mr.
Bay................................................. 383
26. Hugh Gaine to the same; giving an account of the state of the
Indian prayer-book................................. 384
Sept. 8. Sir Wm. Johnson to Hugh Gaine; on the same subject...... 386
17. Hugh Gaine to SirWm. Johnson; same subject continued,.... ib.
Oct. 19. Mr. J. W. Brown to the same about the Schenectady church, 387
16. Memorial of Dr. Wheelock to the commissioners at the treaty
of Fort Stanwix................................... 388
17. Caveat of two New England Missionaries against the treaty at
Fort Stanwix,........................................ 390
Parson Johnson to Sir Wm. Johnson; is a friend to the Indians, 391
22. The same to the commissioners defining his allegiance,...... 392
30. The same to the same; hopes a door will be kept open for the
propagation of the gospel among the Indians,........ 394
31. Speech intended to be delivered by Parson Johnson to the
Indians at Fort Stanwix,.............................. 395
Nov. 19. Hugh Gaine to Sir Wm. Johnson; the Indian prayer-book,.. 396
24. Sir Wm. Johnson to Gen'l Gage; intrigues of the New England Missionaries at the treaty of Fort Stanwix,.......... 397
28. Dr. Shuckburgh to Sir Wnm. Johnson; Indian prayer-book,.. 398
Dec. 6. Mr. J. W. Brown to the same; progress of the Church at
Schenectady,........................................ 399
1769. Jan. 3. Sir Win. Johnson to Rev. Dr. Smith; thanks him for the care
of his son, and for his election as member of the Philosophical Society,..................................... 401
24. Joseph Chew Esq., to Sir Wm. Johnson; Connecticut Assembly applied to for a deed of the Susquehanna lands; dissenting missionaries excluded from the Indian country........ 402