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.

King's Arms, the, destroyed at N. Y., and removed from Trinity church, 1058.

Kingsberry, petition for leave to erect a church at, 703.

King's Chapel, in N. York, a bear garden, 254 ; referred to, 406.

county, papers relating to, 131 ; names

of the inhabitants, in 1698. of, 133 ; difficulties in the Dutch churches m, 139, «t seq.; names of the militia officers and soldiers of, 183.

.Kingston, a li-^t of the slaves in, 845 ; census of. in 1703, 966 ; petition of the D. chureh of, to

be incorporated, 967 ; names of tlie freelMilders of, in 1728," 969; census ol", in 1762,996.

KiononlateS; the, 23.

Knoll, Rev. Mich'l. Christian, comp'sins tliat the Lutherans have been deprived of the church and glebe at Newburgh, 583; and that he has been prevented from i^rforming divine service there, 584 ; nsks that the glebe, &.C , be confirmed to the Luthtrans of N Y., 585 ; exhibits documents in support of his claim, ib. ; serves .'is minister at New York, Newburgh, &c.. 590; complains of a pretended Lutheran mini.?ter, 975. 979, 983.