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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. 311 words

So hoping as God hath got you as a father over this Comonwealth, so you will exercise a fatherly compassion towards yo"^ humble Petitioner, who hath & shall continue yo^ Excellencies humble Orator att the Throne of Grace, & stand euer obliged to yo'" Excellency in all hearty affection, & duetifull * * * [Here a wwd or hw are illegible in the original copy.]

PETITION OF THE KEY. Mr. EBUENE.

To His Excellency Thomas Dokgan Captn Generall Goveniof kc. of tlie province of New York &c. and the Houble Councill &;c.

The petition of Samull Eborne of Brookhaven Clerk.

HUMBL¥ ShEVVETH.

Tliat on the twentieth day of September 1C85 yo"^ petitioner was Enterteyned by the Inhabitants of Brookhaven aforesayd to

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bee their minister in consideration whereof they covenanted with him to pay & sattisfy him for the same tlie sume of sixty pounds p annum soe long as hee should continue to preach amongst them -- and that in pursuance of the sayd Agreement hee did on his part Exercise tlie office of a minister amongst them for and dureing the space of one whole yeare from and after tlie sayd twentietli day of September And that the sayd Inhabitants of Brookhaven on theyre parts have not sattisfyed and payd unto y^ peticonr the sayd sume of sicty pounds nor any penny thereof according to the ten^ and effect of the sayd agreement. Therefor

May it please yi" Excellency and this Honble board so far to take the premisses into y^ consideration as that the sayd Inhabitants of Erookhaven may bee obliged to pay and sattisfy unto yr peticonr his sayd debt of Sixty pounds and observe and performe on their parts the sayd agreem* yo"" peticoner on his being thereto ready and wilhng and hee as in duty bound shall ever pray &c