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The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, Vol. II (1881 revised ed.)

Bolton, Robert Jr. The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, from its First Settlement to the Present Time, Vol. II. New York: Charles F. Roper, 1881. 364 words

a LijypincotC » itana^inc, January, lSi>S, p. 34.

6 List of enii^ranis to America ITOO to ISOit, by BoTT.toa of New TorS, pa!»e 4CT. Ia V.\<i same work occurs the foiiowini? entries: "Twenty >Iaij. 1035, transported to Vu'Kiiiia, Imbiirtiued In the ^peeasvell, of London, Jo; CtiappoU, Mr., buin;^ oxanmn-d liy the minister of Gravc.-end, of innrinatie, to the orders and didoipiine of theClMirch "t Englar.d, aud have taken the oath of AUegiauce. KICUAki> ilOKIUS, Vj, tec."

Paso S2. "A list of t!ie names of the dead la Virginia near Aprill. last February, 1623. at ye pliiutiicoa aucr against Jamea Clt'ie. KlCUAiiD .MOlilUS, dead," page I'Ji

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d Lewis Mi'rris f^lls u* in the. preamble to hia -sviil, that his mother died when he waa ab-^ut six uio!j:ha oM, auu his father Uv>t lODjj after.

TIIK TOWN OF WEST FARMS.

hy t'lc Secretary of the Colony of New York, to " Col. Morris, announces tlie death of Richard Morris and Sarali his ^vife : --

COLONEL LEWIS MORRIS AT THE ISLAXD OP' BAEBADOES.

New Youk, 29xh Octobei:, 1G7"2. WonritT Sip. : -- Since my reception of yours by ^yillianl Shackerly, no opportunity of conveyance to you hath presented from heuce till this present. Alliiough by the way of Boston, I suppose you would sooner receive the sad tidings of your brother's decease -- in Avhom as you have lost an only brother, so have la dear friend; I shall not insist upon many particulars relating thereto; our general letters arriving to you herewith I hope sufficiently inform you ; yet I cannot but reflect upon the transitory condition of poor mortals, when I trcquently call to mind iu how little time God hath been pleased to break a, family, in takingaway the heads thereof ; first, a virtuous young woman in the prime of life, and then a man full of strength and vigor, inured to hardships, of whom there is remaining but one poor blossom, of whom yet there may be great hope with your kind friendship ; for it is a lovely, healthy child, and was well at flarlem, where it is at nurse, and I went to sec it yesterday.