Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. II
Sloughter to the Gov. of Connecticut, 383; from Major Ingoldesby and council, to the Lords of Trade, 386 ; from a gentleman in New-York to another on the troubles in that province, 426 ; from the board of trade to Sir D. Osborne, 555 ; from Col. Johnson to Gov. Clinton, 619, 621, 624. 630; from Lt. Lindsay to Col. Johnson, 623; from Capt. Stoddart to Col. Johnson, 625; from Mr. Woodbridgft to Col. Johnson, 627; from Sir William Johnson to Lt.Gov. Delancey, 642, 654, 656, 657, 659, 660, 662, 678, 682, 763 ; to the board of trade, 644, 674, 684, 698, 70«. 712, 717, 728, 733, 745,781,781; from Mr. Banyar to Gcnl. Johnson, 660, 676; Sir Wm. Johnson to Mr. Banyar, 984; from the board of trade to Genl. Johnson, 700; from Secy. Pownall, to Sir Wm. Johnson, 710, 911; from Gov. Havdy to Sir Wm. Johnson, 744; from Wm. Corry to
Sir W. Johnson, 762; from the Onaghguage Sachems to Sir Wm. Johnson, 763; from Sir Wm. Johnson to Com'y Genl. Leake, 768, 804, 820; from Hon. 01. DeLancey to Sir Wm. Johnson, 794, 795, 800, 802, 811, 813, 818, 823, 826, 830, 934; from Sir Wm, Johnson to Mrs. Cosby, 797, 803, 814; from Sir Wm. Johnson to Ol. De Lancey, 796, 801, 812, 815, 825, 828, 935, 960, 979 ; from Mrs. Cummins to Sir Wm. Johnson, 798 ; from Sir Wm. Johnson to Chs. Williams, 803; from 01. Le Lancey to Mis. Cosby, 804; from Mrs. Cosby to Sir Wm. Johnson, 806, 819, 829 ; from Jas. Riving ton to Sir Wm. Johnson, 806; from Sir Wm. Johnson to Jas. Rivington, 808; from Col. Glen to Sir Wm. Johnson, 817; from Chs. WilliamstoSir Wm. Johnson, 817, 821, from Sir Wm. Johnson to Genl. Gage, 831, 833, 838, 842, 843, 8-16, 848, 850, 853, 855, 857, 858, 860, 862, 863, 866, 881, 883, 885, 893, 895 ; from Genl.