Y. to the English, 65 ; on the state of religion iu the province, 101 ; to Kings co., 131 ; to the churches in Queens, 187; to Suffolk co., 341 ; to the city of N. York, .395; to the Palatines, 539; to the manor of Livingston, 609; to Albany and adjacent places, 869 : to WestcJie/?- ter county, 919; to counties of Ulster and Dutchess, 959 ; to Quakers and Moravians, 997;

Parsons. Rev. Mr., baptist minister at Wkilesboro', nil.

P<artridge, Oliver, iiiforiTL< R. I-ivingston, Jr. that he is about to lay out laiid at Taghkaiiick, 729.

Patroons established in N. Netherland, 43.

Peiret. Rev. Peter, minister of tlie French church of N. Y., 412. 927. 1167.

Pelham, justice, complaint against, 9i50; diijmissed from office, 951.

, slaves in the manor of, 251 ; eensus of.

in 1712, 949.

Pemberton, Rev. Ebenezcr, iseeond minister of the presbyterinn church at N. Y, 499.

Peiinsvlvania, all religioiw persuasions tolerated in, 1024.

Peru Bay, price of land, in 1791, on, 1082.

Petersburgh, baptisla prevail jn the town of, 1128.

Petun nation, 22.

Philipsburgh, slaves in the north part of, 356; census of, in 1712. 940.

PliUips, Rev. Fraiicw!. of Suatiwrd, 437; deserts his ewe, 439.

Philips, Rev. George, agreement between the town of Brookhaven and, 3S4.

Phips, Lt. Gov., letter of, to Gov. Clinton, 733; Gov. Clinton to, 749; to Lt. Gov. Delancey, 789 ; Lt. Gov. Belancey to, 793.

Pigeons, wild, 4-5, lOlC.

Pme, Rev. James, minister of Hempstead, 191.