Duane, James, 345, 448; memoir of 1061. Duanesburgh, township of, erected, 1067; Hpiscopal church of, consecrated, 1083. Dunmore, Lord, Gov. of the Prov. of N. Y., the church of England in N. Y. specially recommended to the protection of, 451; takes very little notice of the recommendation, 457; issues a proclamation for the arrest of Silas Robinson and others, 661; letter of, to Lord Hillsboro'? with petitions from the counties of Cumberland and Glocester against being annexed to N. Hampshire, 675.

Dunning, Rey. Benjamin, 319.

Du Parck, Jan, surgeon, returns to the Manhatans, 53.

Duperron, Rev. Frs., 291.

Durham, the town of, originally settled by Col. Lidius, 956; subjected to the authority of the pretended state of Vermont, ib.

Dutch, the, humane treatment of the Indians by, 10; attack the Indians at Corlaers Hook and Pavonia, 11, 103; make peace with the Indians, 12; lay waste the Indian plantations on Long Island, 14; send an expedition against the Indians of Westchester co., ib.; two score of, killed by the Indians in 1643, 22; date of the first coming to N. Netherland of, 23; defeat the Esopus Indians and release their christian captives, 73; (see Esopus Indians.), surrender N. Netherland, 131.

----,-- Provinces, motto of the United, 7.

towns on Long Island, assessment rolls of the five, 139.

Dutchess co., census of, in 1738, 184; names of the freeholders of, in 1740, 205.

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Eastabrook, Rev. Hobart, 319.

Ebel, Serg't Pieter, serves at Esopus, 45; sent out scouting, 47.

Hden, Sir Rob't, the last royal governor of Maryland, biographical memoir of, 477.