Governor, 148; despatches a force in pursuit of the French who burnt Schenectady, 156; measures adopted by the, after the Schenectady massacre, 157, et seq; sends letters to the governors of New England and Virginia, 159 ; orders several houses to be pulled down, ib; measures adoptby the, regarding the River Indians, 162; fails in obtaining aid from Esopus, why, 163; receives the condolence of the Mohawk Indians, 164; resolves to send agents to New York and New England requesting their co-operation against the French, 171 ; appoints a board to manage the affairs of the coimty, 172; Leisler's proclamation against the, 179 ; and representation to Maryland against the, 183 ; is succeeded by Leisler's commissioners, 191. (see Commissioners) ; the Mohawks discover the delusions put on them by the, 228.
Coode, Col., of Maryland, letters to Leisler from, 42, 225, 248, 266.
Coopei;, Rev. Dr., president of New- York College, visits England, 988.
Copper Mines of Lake Superior, Sir
\Vm. Johnson on the, 920. Correspondence of Sir VVm. Johnson,
Cosby, Gov., some particulars of the family of, 794; minute of the la.'t will of Mrs., 795; one of the sons of, a lunatic, 80tj, 815, 818, 830; Mrs. cannot sell her son^s lands without an order from the Chancellor, 818; manor sold, 802 ; account with the purchasers of, 927.
Council, names of the members of Leislei's, 45; minutes of, 48; three members of Leisler"s sent to arrange matters at Albany, 183 ; of war, minute of a, 183; names of the members of Gov. Sloup^hter"s, 358.