Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. I
Queens county, names of the sheriff, clerk and justistrength of the militia of, 1693, iiOl names of the militia officers of in 1700, 230
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population of, in 1698, 467; in 1703, 469 ; in 1723, 471 ; in 1731, ib. ; in 1737, 472 ; in 1746, ib. ; in 1749, 473 in 1756, ib ; in 1771, 474. Quitrents, mode adopted by Gov. Dongan to collect, 104 ; amount of, in 1767, 480 ; how expended, ib. ;
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French expe- Richmond county, names of the officers of, in 1693, 200; strength of the militia of, 203; militia offiRagueneau, Father Paul, 35 describes the expulsion cers of, in 1700, 232; population of, in 1698, 467; of the French from Onondaga, 37. in 1703 and 1721, 469; in 1723, 471; in 1731, Ranslaer's Colonie, Albany declared to be within, ib.; in 1737, 472; in 1746, ib. in 1749, 473; in Raffelx, Eev. Father, accompanies the dition against the Mohawks, 46, 49. ;
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Relation of the Governor of Canada's march into the territories of the Duke of York, 50. Revenue officers in 1686, 104 papers relating to the provincial, 475, et seq. Rhode Island, annexation of, to New York recom;
mended, 97. Richelieu, fort, by whom built, 43
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river, 44 ;
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1756, ib. ; in 1771, 474. Ridings, number of, in 1678, 61. Rigolle, situation of, La, 211. Religions, variety of, in New York, in 1678, 61, 62 ; in 1687, 116. Rome, early forts at, 329. Rum considered by Christians better for Indians than brandy, 140.