chancery against the vestry of, 3.36; the con tmental troops disarmed the towitship of, 338; episcopal church at, closed, 339 ; a glebe for the episcopal minister of, purchased, ib.

James, Rev. Thos., of Easthampton, prosecuted for preaching a certain sermon, 354, et seq.; warrant to arrest, .357 ; ai>ology of llie, .358.

Jameson, David, commissioner for executmg the office of attorney general, 690 ; attorney general, 913.

Jansen, RoelofT, who, 611.

Jenny, Rev. Mr., of Rye, 945.

Jerusalem thorn, the. 1129.

Jewish cemetery in N. Y., tlie first, 4.35.

Johnson. Rev. Mr.. 1120.

, Sir John, 1064.

, Sir William, visited by Messrs. Hawley

and Woodbridge, 1039 ; location of the ancient seat of, 1108.

Johnstown, churches and clergy in 1S02 of the town of, 1108; people of, generally Dutcli, 1125; reference to, 11.30.

Jones, Rev. Eliphalct, of Huntington, 345, 346

Rev. John, of Bedford, 123; denounces

the church of England in his sermon, 935.

Joris, Adrian, conveys Director Minuit to N. Netherland, 46.

Journal of Capt. Brian Nuton's voyage, in lh« year 1656, from New Am.'sterdam to Eastc! ester, 921 ; of a missionary tour to ilie Mohawk and Black River coiuilrics. 1105.

K.

Kaghneautasis, or the whirlpool, 1015.

Keith, Rev. George, preaches in N. Y., 414.

Kellogg, Joseph, Indian interpreter to Gov. Shirlev, dies at Schenectady, 1037.

, Martin, death of, 1038.

, Rebecca, captured at Deerfield, 10.37;

dies at Onohoghguage, 1038.

Kempe, J. Tabor, attorney general of New York, 394.

Kiiiderhonk, proceedings against the church authorities at, 894 et seq. ; census of, iu 1714, 905.