Benj Fletcher, Capt. Gen"

& Govern

1"

in Chief

day of May 1697, to make a perfect reckoning of the Inhabitants of the City & County of Albany and how many families and particular persons in the said Citty and Count} m u departed

dated the 3

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from the beginning of y e Warr, how many persons killed & carried away, & of what number y e Five Nations and River Indians there were,

& how much they since are lessened, so that v.tv and

that the Inhabitants of the Citty & County of Albany did consist

and now

in the year 1689

weomen

men

children

The Five J\

The Mohoggs The Onneydes The Onnondages The Cajouges The Sinnekes The River Indians

weomen

men

children

ians viz 1

& now & now & now & now & now & now

In the beginning of y e War 2800 Indians

& now

The Christians departed from the Citty fy County of Albany since the beginning of y e Warr

.... .... .... ......

Departed

Women.

Taken prisoners Killed by y e enemy

>>

jj

Dyed

Men.

Children.

A true Copy (signed)

Bellomont

STATISTICS OF

THE POPULATION OF THE PROVINCE OF NEW-YORK.

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF POPULATION "IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW YORK.

1703--1712.

[Lond. Doc. XIX.]

Increased,

New York

Kings County

Richm d County

Orange County

West Chester

12286

Queens County

Suffolk

Albany City & County Ulster & Dutches

11680

Of these Countys I have as yet no lists, nor from the Jerseys but hope to be able to send it to your LordsP s by the next from Connecticut. I have so imperfect an account, that I am ashamed to send it but will endeavour to get a more perfect one. In the five Countys whereof I have procured lists, the numbers were composed as folio weth,