Graham, James, att'y gen'l, author of the law for the maintenance of the clergy and settlement of the cliurcli, 244 ; infor.Jiation against the town of Southampton by, 351 ; aga..ist the Rev. Mr. James for having preached a certain sermon, 356.

Gravesend settled by Menonisls, 106 ; names o. the inhabitants of, in 1698, 136 ; of slaves in, 860.

Greenbush, character of the town of, 1128.

Grennall, Mr. Thos., aids the episcopal church al Flushing, 323.

Grents, Rev. Thos., chaplain of a Spanish manof-war, 459.

Grievances complained of by certain members of the Dutch church of N. Y., 511 ; of the Palatines, 707.

Griffin, the, built by La Salle in 1679, on ihe Niagara river, 1194.

H.

Haeyer, Rev. John Fr, minister to the Palatines, 668.

Half Moon, census of, in 1714, 905.

Hallel's cove laid waste by the Indians, 921.

Hardy, Gov , complaint lodged with, against Massachusetts bay, 813, 814.

Harris, Rev. Henry, 213.

Harrison, Father Henry, 110. 111.

Harvey, Father Thomas, at New York, 110.

Hawley, Rev. Gideon, anarraii^fe of the journey of the, in 1753, to Oghquage, 1031; further reference to, 1046.

Heathcole, Col., report of, on the state of the church of England in 1705, 117; his opinion of the clergy of N. Y., 118; people of Westchester angry with, 1 19 ; opposei to Lord Cornbury's proceedings in regard to the church at Jamaica, 235; defence of Gjv. Hunter by, 238.

Hcburne. (See Hepburne.)

Hellgale, 921.

Hempstead, letter from Gov. Stuyvesant to the magistrates of, 189; compound for the tenths. 190; Rev. Mr. Pine, minister of, 191; Rev! Jer. Hobbart, minister of, 192 ; ordered to pay the latter his salary, 198 ; slaves in, 861, 862.