In the Town Record of Eastchester occnr the following entries : "East Chester, the 27th day of January, 1703, Joseph Morgan, the son of Joseph Morgan and Sarah his wife, was born the 12th day of March, 1701." This evidently records the birth of Joseph the eldest son, graduate of Yale College, who died 2Sth November. 1723. " Anne Morgan, the daughter of Joseph Morgan and Sarah his wife, was born the 4th d.iv < >f July, 1702; Cornelia Morgan, the daughter of Joseph Morgan, was bom the 31st dav of October (1703). Entered by me, Edmund Ward, Recorder." " Andrew Morgan, the son of Joseph Morgan and Sarah his wife, was born the 29th day of January, 1704-5." Town Rec. Lib. ii, p. 43.

i Sec a letter from Warham Mather, m the Mather's Papers, published m ColL MSS. Hist; Soc. (N. Y. Hist Soc).

THE TOWN OF EAST CHESTER.

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Upon the 19th of November, 1702, the Rev. John Bartow was inducted by Govcrnour Cornbury, into the parish church of Westchester, Eastchester, Yonkers and the Manor of Pelham, notwithstanding all the means used to prevent and disturb his settlement by the Independents; and as no "good Orthodox Protestant minister" had been maintained in this parish, in accordance with the late act, Mr. Bartow was considered legally inducted, and settled over all the rights and appurtenances of Westchester parish, of which the church at Eastchester formed a part. This fact the Independents or Presbyterians themselves acknowledged by paying their quota of j£$o per annum, towards Mr. Bartow's support, according to the first settlement in 1693.