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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. 253 words

Therefore have I resolved to commissi<jn and qualify Balthazar Bayard to that end, as he Is licreby commissioned and qualified to assume the said estate fcr tlio two-third parts tliereof which belong tc the government, with said guai'diar.s by name, .Mlss'- John Lawrence, Stcphfmus van Cortlandt and Walter Wcbly, for the onethird part thereof inlierited by them ; to adjust and settle the debts and credits; tot-ell the remaining pers<jnal property, and thereof to deliver into the Secretary's ofilcc perthient account and balance when order shall be issued what further disp<isition shall be made therein. Dated, Fop-T "Willem Hexdp.ick, 1st of Xov., 1673. "a

Lewis Morris addressed the follo'.ving to the Governor-General some time during the same month : --

TO THE IIOXOEABLE AXTIIONY COLOE. GOTERXOK-GEXERAL OF NEW XETHERLAXD. Eight Hon^^'^ Sip. : -- "TMiereas departing on your pass from New Orange to Oyster Bay, and so to New Haven, I have recovered there some of the missing estate belonging to my nephew's plantation within your jurisdiction ; I therefore humbly request you to be pleased to grant me a pass to en.able mc to bring said property which belongs to my nephew who is one of j-our subjects with the sloop belonging to my cousin's plantation known by the name of Bro.ck's Land, or to New Orange, or to Oyster Bay, or to Sylvester's Islan.d ; my affairs being such, your compliance here\\'ith will oblige me to be and remain.

Your Honour's faithful friend, in the name and at tlie request of