Newburgh, papers relating to the first settlement of, 539 ; Sackett's map of, 54S ; ferry between Fishkill and, 580; letters patent for the glebe at, 5S7 ; (see Quassaick creek ; E710II, "Rev. Christian;) the episcopalians take forcible possession of the lutheran church at, 593 ; petition of Golden and Alberlson for the Palatine glebe at, 594 ; lutheran glebe at, surrendered in order to be granted to the epi.scopalians, 600; more taverns at, required, 603; number of houses, in 1767, at, ib. ; petition for a charter for the mission of, 605; for St. George's church of, 606; census of, in 1782, 996; mission of, vacant, 1063 ; first newspaper in, 1195.

New England, is the scum of Old England, 247.

Newenhuysen, Rev. Mr., 402 ; forbids the Rev. N. Van Renselaer to baptize any children, 872 ; denies the validity of English ordination, 873 ; ordered to make good his objections, 874, 875.

New Marlborough, census of, in 17S2, 996.

New Netherland, first settlement of, 27; the conr:<e to, 23; settlers sail for, 35; names of immigrants to, 52; surrendered to the English, 78 ; state of the churches in, 103.

New Orange, the inhabitants of, absolved from their allegiance to Holland, 77.

Newport Fort, 1097.

New Rochelle, Rev. Mr. Bondet, minister of, 126, 941; petitions Gov. Fletcher for aid. 926; license to erect a church in, 942; names of the inhabitants, in 1710, of, 946; petition for a charter for the church at, 918; granted, 949; census of, in 1712, ib. ; petition for leave to build a new parsonage, 954.