1780.
Rev.
A.N"t)!>Ew Fowi.EE, Prcsb.
Sept.
10, ITbS,
Rev.
Elias Cooper, Presb.
" death.
Mar.
14, 1S16,
Rev.
William Powell, Presb.
" resig.
Mar.
20, 1820,
Rev.
John Geigg, Presb.
« u
Oct.
17, 1823,
Rev.
Joiix West, Presb.
<1 ><
Dec.
lo, 1S28.
Rev.
Alex. H. Crosby, A. M. Prcsb.
" death.
May
4, 1889,
Rev.
Smith Py.ne, A. M. Prcsb.
" resig.
Mar.
20, 1841,
Rev.
Henkt L. Stoei;,s, Presb.
" death.
1852,
Rev.
Abraham Beach Carter,
" resig.
a This indivt'lual, by his will dated Dec. £0. 1323 tjequeatbPd "tlie snm of $500 to ttie Eector. warden-, ai.d vestry of St. .John"s church, at Yonkers, being the Prote.sant Ei)iscopal cnurcn of that town, to be put and kept oat at interest by them, nnon ffoi>d real secuntv within the Cuuuty of Wtriclie^rer." 1 1 o - ..
6 In 1^--, Trinity Cli';:i;h oimrribineJ 5 for a parsonage at Yonkers. to which wa«
added m IS , the sum of i .
THE TOWN OF YOXKERS. 649
1869, Rev. Thomas A. Jaggaij, D.D., now Bishop, " "
Nov. 1570, Rev. Wilma.m S. Langfokd, " "
Dec, 1875, Rev. A. B. Atkins, D. D., " "
Oct., 1879, Rev. Ja:mes Houghtox, Present incumbent.
There is also a Reformed Dutch Church standing directly south of St. John's, situated upon rising ground. This church was erected on a portion of the estate of the late Lemuel Wells, Esq., which was given by his heirs in 1844. The building is a neat edifice of brick. The interior arrangements, and fittings up, are peculiarly appropriate, being neat and simple. A chaste pulpit and communion table, occupy the west end, while a gallery extends across the eastern.