The History of the Several Towns, Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, Vol. II (1881 revised ed.)
The font was presented to the church, by the young men of tlie parish. The furniture of the chancel, pulpit, lectern and seats are of white oak ; a cross stands on the altar, a memorial of William and Maria Mali deceased parishioners. The bell was presented by the Rev. Charles C. Tiffany, a former rector of the parish. The communion service consists of two rhalices, a llagon and paten inscribed as follows :
"Presented by the ladies of the parish, A. D. 1854."
William W. Waldron. by the donation of two hundred volumes, has founded a parochial library for the benefit of all young persons resident in the parish.
a "Sainte Martjuorite TVliose lejrenri and name si<;nify a pearl, and han been given to that little iDWlv llowrr wo call tMe il;iisv. woro tiOth ititroduceil from tlie Kast !)>' tin; Uvsl crnsadera, a;id lujw jiDiiular all over Lurupe." St. Ma' jjfari.-r was thi' cSiosi'ii typf of fruial ' uiiimc'-uci' and ni<-et;ut»s?i." •'Thfrc a-e no 1'.-^ tlian '.'.o'cliurcUud in Kaglaiid d^'dicatL-d iu li-;r hjuor."-- ilrn. Jameaon'a l^acreduiul L-.'jcndari/ Art, itc.
524 HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER.
The parochial chapel of St. James, a portion of which was former'.-,- the Manor school house, has been greatly improved of late by the addition of a chancel and transepts, and now occupies a place in the northeast corner of the church property. The font and lectern were presented by the Rev. . .
RFCTORS OF ST. JAMES'S CHURCH, FORDHAM.
Temp. Isst. Rectors. Vacat. Fatboxs.