Babcock, Henry, report of his scout near Lake George, 266; proposes taking holy orders and establishing an Episcopal seminary among the Six Nations, 487; biographical notice of, 492; Sir Wm. Johnson is not favorably impressed with his scheme, 497; re-urges his plan on Sir Wm. Johnson, 499,

» Rev. Luke, biographical sketch of, 491. :

Bailey, Gefi. Jacob, reports to the N. Y. convention that a number of the New Hampshire grants have declared independancy, 930; refuses to join the Green Mountain boys, 981.

Bainbridge, (see, Clinton township.)

Baker, Remember, names of the persons who rescued, 777; violent conduct of, 799, 848; commission of, 852; appointed a judge of the Bennington rioters, 860.

Baptist association of Philadelphia, date of its formation, and number of churehes attached in 1772, to the, 483.

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Atenderrogo, 262. Atianderogle, 262. Attorney-General of New-York, how appointed, 181.

Auchmuty, Rev. Dr., invites the Rey. Mr.

Barton to become a member of the Soc. for Prop. the gospel, 861; Sir Wm. Johnson's letter to, on the election for members of assembly, 403; John Kand, schoolmaster at Rye, asks advice of, about the propriety of moving to Fort Johnson, 408; is of opinion that Albany and Schenectady should have but one episcopal minister, 419; further mention of, 421, 422; introduces Rev. Mr. Forbes to Sir Wm. Johnson, 423; defines the character of a true churchman, 424; conveys the thanks of the N. Y. Episcopal convention to Sir Wm. Johnson, 425; informed that the Lutheran minister of Stonearaby desires to join the Episcopal church, 445; also, that the Rey. Mr. Hanna is anxious to conform, 446; gives his views as to encouraging these dissenting ministers to take orders in the church of Eng., 450; Sir Wm. Johnson communicates the state of religion in the Mohawk valley to, 455; rector of Trinity chureh, New-York; entirely ignorant of the charges brought by the Soc. for Prop. the gospel, against Sir Henry Moore, 608; recommends certain persons to be military officers for Glocester co., 636.