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Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. III

O'Callaghan, E.B., ed. The Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. III. Albany: Weed, Parsons and Co., 1850. 259 words

Assembly for tliat purpose tlie MajiV part of -the ITrcehoIders of the Towne built and erected a Meeting house or publick edilice for the Worship and serviceof God after their way, and peaceably possessed and used it.

That in the year 1703 or 1704 being actually and Quietly possessed of the said House lands and otlier convenienc}es and of the said meeting liouse, tliey were \^ith force & violence without any process, Tryall or Judgment at Law turned (;ut and Dispossessed of the same

All whicli tliey humbly submitt to yo Excellencies ccaisideration, Humbly praying such Releife as yo^" Excell'^y shall Judge consists with Equity & Justice

Nathaniel Denton Anthony Waters Daniel Smith • « Samll Bavles

*IIEY» M^ POYEK

TO THE secretary OF THE SOCIETY- lOR PROPAGATING THE GOSPEL.

Jamaica on Lg Island 5th Oct 1710 Honoured Sir

My predecessors Widow has not dealt kindly by me, for the day that I was exjiected in this toun slie delivered up tlie parsonage liouse to tlie Dissenters. I praise God for it, tliis cliurch as they tell me here is in a Jairer way of tlourislung than ever. There are a great tiumy families come ovei- from the Dissenters &. many more talk of doing so. I have distributed tlie Books that the IL^noiable Society were jileased to send over for this people, & have taken the names of the people I gave them to, the more to oblige them to come to our Cluircli Constantly, and which I make use of when 1 tind any of them wanting.