Bolton, Robert Jr. A History of the County of Westchester, from its First Settlement to the Present Time, Vol. II. New York: Alexander S. Gould, 1848.

Their children were 1. David of N. Y., b. Dec. 10, 1772. 2. Jonathan of Miltown, N. y., b. Feb. 14, 1774, 3. Roger of N. J., b. Aug. 20, 1775, 4. Josiah of N. Y. b. May 1, 1780, 5. William of N. Y. b. May 1, 1780, 6. Anne, b. Dec. 9, 1779, mar. Matthew Fogel, 7. Elizabeth, b. July, 1781, mar. William Baldwin, 8. Catharine, b. January 8, 1782, mar. John Fisher, of White Plains …

Mary, mar. Burling. VII. Hannah, mar. Mott. VIII. Martha, mar. Clark. IX. Sarah, mar. Solomon Palmer. James, third son of John, left, 1st. John, proprietor of the Grove Farm, Throckmorton's neck, b. June, 1733, d. January, 1814, mar. Mianna Hunt, da. of Thomas Hunt, and had two sons and four da. I. Elijah, b. 24th Jan. 1768, d. May, 1842, mar. Amelia Livingston, da. of Philip …

Cliff, 5. Deborah, 6. Catharine, mar. John Guion, 7. Maria. II. James of New York, mar. Sarah Oakley, and had 1. Floyd, M. D., 2. James of Throckmorton Neck, alderman of the Sixth Ward, N. Y., 3. Henry, d. s. p., 4. Clayborn, clerk of the ward courts of N. Y., 5. Capt. Watson, commander of the St. George, packet ship, 6. Warren, 7. Richard, 8. Ann, mar. Alexander Hamilton, 9 …

Thomas, heir of the Thomas estate, Harrison, Westchester Co. 2. Oscar, proprietor of the homestead on Throckmorton's Neck, 3. Catharine, mar. McClay. VI. Mary, VII. Peggy, VIII. Ann, mar. Philip Pell, Judge Advocate of the American army. IX. Abigail, youngest da. of James and Charity, mar. Capt. David Harrison. Anns, az, on a chev, sa, between three cinquefoils gu, as many …

Tyler of Peekskill, Arms, arg. three bars, gamelles, gu, on a canton az. a lion passant guardant, or. Crest, an eagle's head erased, holding in his beak a snake. Fowler of East and Westchester. All of this name in Connecticut and New York are supposed to have originated from William Fowler of New Haven, who was elected a magistrate in 1637, and was one of the first settlers of …

Henry Fowler of Eastchester was one of the associate proprietors of the Long Reach Patent in 1708. He left Henry the father of William, who was b. A. D. 1701. William had Richard the father of Philemon of Eastchester. Edmund Fowler of Eastchester d. A. D. 1747, mar. Rachel, and left, 1. Gilbert. 2. Edmund, to whom his father devised all those lands in Eastchester called …

GuioN OF New Rochelle. Louis Guion, Ecuycr, " the founder of this eminently respectable family" was b. at La Rochelle, in France, about 1640. Four years before the Revocation of the celebrated Edict of Nantes, he fled 520 APPENDIX. with his family into England, from whence he emigrated to America and settled at New Rochelle about 1687. Feb. Gth, 1695, he received letters of …

Phcebe Lyon, and left two sons, James and Alvy. James, ihe eldest, had Rev. Thomas Tompkins, 2. Sarah, b. April 25, 1751, d. July 15, 1808, mar. Bartholomew Hadden, 3. Peter, b. May 27, 1753, d. 1772, 4. James, b. June 22, 1755, d. at New Haven, Feb. 1, 1781. 5. Dinah, b. May 7, 1757, mar. Peter Knapp, 6. Anna, b. Jan. 12. 1760, mar. Silas Knapp, 7. John, b. March 4, 1762 …

April 19, 1770, mar. Elizabeth Marshall, and left Rev. John M., and the Rev. Elijah, who mar. Clara Beak, 11. Monmouth Hart, b. Oct. 8, 1771, mar. Anne Lyon. II. Isaac, second son of second Louis, mar. Maria and had Louis of Eastchester. The latter left Lewis of Eastchester, Daniel of Eastchester, Mary, mar. John Albeson, Isabel, Margaret, and Susannah. HI. Aman, third son of …

William. Vlf. Elizabeth. William, sixth son of George, mar. Elizabeth Warner, and left 1. Joseph, ob. at the West ; 2. Moses, whose son Moses is still living ; 3. William, d, at N. Y. ; 4. Charles of Connecticut, where sons are still living; 5. John, d. ; 6. James of N. Y. ; 7. Isaac, whose two sons d. in the U. S. A. ; 8. Jacob of Western New York ; 9. Thomas, d. at …

D. 1763, he mar. Jemima , and left I. John, proprietor of the Cohamong farm, b. 1735, d. 1762, who had Lewis and Catharine. II. Col. James, b. 1737, d. July, 1824, mar. Sept. 25, 1787, Tamar Lounsberry, she d. Oct. 11, 1788. Their two da. were Tamar, b. June 4, 1786, who mar. James Ronalds, and Sally, b. Oct. 27, 1787, who mar. Jeremiah Lounsberry of Bedford. III. Stephen …

The children of Hezekiah are James of Thompsontown, Jonathan, Patty, set. 92, in 1847, and Rachel, aet. 82 ; 4. Dorothy ; 5. Mary ; 6. Rachel. IV. David, left two sons, 1st. David, the father of David, 2nd. Samuel, the father of Stephen. Vol. it. 66 522 / APPENDIX. HoRTON OF Rye and White Plains. Joseph Horlon was at Rye before 1679. He had several sons. Captain John, the …

Their children were 1. James, b. Oct. 29, 1787 ; 2. Henry, b. Feb. 19, 1789 ; 3. Ebenezer, b. Nov. 30, 1796, ob. May 13, 1814. 4. Nathaniel, b. Jan. 17, 1794 ; 5. Phcebe, b. May 23, 1791 ; 6. Margaret, b. Oct. 20, 1795, d. Oct. 28, 1793; 7. Mary Ann, b. Sept. 2, 1798, d. May 18, 1823 ; 8. Martha, b. Sept. 7, 1801 ; 9. Margaret, b. April 2, 1804 ; 10. Caroline, b. Feb. 28, 1807 …

Appleby; 4. Joshua, d. Dec. 1781, mar. Abbe Barker, she d. cir. 1821, aet. 90; 5. Martha, mar. Jaines Boyd ; 6. Sarah, mar. Samuel Nelson. Joshua, fourth son of James, had I. Thomas of New Brunswick, b. Dec. 25, 1760, mar. 1. Phoebe Mabee ; 2. Eliza Smith. He left by Phcebe Mabee, 1. Joshua, mar. Sarah Black; 2. Peter, mar. Miss Lefurge ; 3. James; 4. Nathaniel. By Eliza …

Rebecca Anne, mar. Nicholas Underhill ; 2. Mary, mar. Charles Augustus Briggs. VII. Elijah of Ithaca, Tompkins Co., mar. Elizabeth Greene, and had 1. Deborah Ann, mar. 1st, William Riccards, 2nd, John Perry ; 2 Jane, mar. 1st, John Farrell, 2nd, Will. Bennett ; 3. Emmeline, mar. John Cults; 4. Lorenzo Scott ; 5. Thomas Greene ; 6. Joshua; 7. Charlotte. James, second son of …

Thomas Hunt of Rye removed to Westchester, where he purchased the Grove Farm, which was patented to him by Governor Nicolls, 4th Dec. 1667. Will dated 6th Oct. 1694, -- Rec. Wills, No. v. 99 ; mar. Elizabeth Jessup, da. of Edward. They had, T. Thomas, a trustee of the freehold and commonalty of the town of Westchester in 1692. 2. Josiah, a trustee of ditto in 1692. 3. Joseph …

Frances Ambroise de Poline, and had Eliza and Frances. 2. Joseph, M. D., mar. Burnet of Demerara,and left Joseph, Thomas, James of Michigan, and Henry. 3. Jonathan. 4. James, mar. Ward, da. of Hon. Stephen. 5. AIsop, mar. Elizabeth Lockwood, da. of Major Ebenezer. 6. Henry, mar. Rogers of Demerara, and left two da. 7. Joshua. 8. Richard, mar. 1st, Elizabeth Tice, 2nd, Eliza …

, and had Mianna, mar. John Ferris, Stephen, father of Sylvester, Charles, of Long Reach, Eastchester, Elvin, Martha, mar. James Tippett, Christina, Alathea, Anne, mar. John Leggett, and Helena, who mar. Jonathan Odell. Moses, second son of Josiah, d. cir. 1T60, and left Benjamin, Timothy, Gilead, Reuben, Mary, rnar. Yomans, Rebecca, Sarah, mar. William Oakley, and Martha …

Jeremiah, 6. Israel, whose son Israel left Joshua, the father of Gilbert and Israel. The latter resided at Eastchester and mar. Bonnett. 7. James, to whom his father bequeathed thirty acres upon Throckmorton's Neck. Of this family was Obadiah Hunt of Phiiipsborough who d. 173G, and had Obadiab and Anne. Obadiah, jr., d. cir. 1760, and left, 1. Obadiah. 2. John. 3. Zebediah …

The family of Irving is from Scotland, in the northern part of which kingdom it was, (as an ancient record quoted by Chambers the historian, and by Sir Walter Scott observes,) " an ancisnt and principal family." Very frequent mention is made of them in the early annals of that country ; and in several instances they are spoken of by the above named writers as possessing a …

A very early offshoot of this parent stock were the " Irvines of Drum.'" The eldest son of the house of Bonshaw, William, having been knighted by King Robert Bruce in the year 1296, and for long and faithful services in the. field, having been endowed with the lands of Drum on the river Dee in Aberdeenshire, which are to this day in possession of his descendants. The castleof …

The badge or bearing consists of three holly leaves banded gules, on a shield argent.'" The history relates the vicissitudes which befell this family with much minuteness, and records their alliances with many of the most distinguished families of the kingdom ; Abernethy, Forbes, Ogilvie, Douglas, Leslie, Dundas, &c., &c. There were several families of consideration which …

He died in the year 1807, leaving the following issue, 1. William, "amerch;int of the city of New York. He was distinguished as a gentleman of liteiaiy taste, and in 1812 became a member of Congress. He was concerned with his brother, Washington Irving, and Mr. J. K. Paulding in writing for Salmagundi ;" b. 1700, d. 1821. He mar. Julia Paulding of Tarrytown, W. C. C, and left …

Their children are 1. Pierre Paris, a clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church, mar. Anna, da. of John Duer, Esq., a grandson of the late Major General William Ale.'cander, (Lord Sterling,) and has issue, Leslie, Alexander Duer, Anna, &c. 2. Edgar, mar. Ainanda, da. of Thomas Tenant, Esq., of Baltimore, and has issue, Washington. 3. Theodore, a professor in Geneva College …

Crest, an arm, couped above the wrist, in armour, ppr. lying fessewise, holding in the gauntlet a bunch of holly, as in the arms. Kip of New Castle. Jacobus Kip, a native of Holland, emigrated from that country to New Amsterdam, with his parents, about 1645. He was b. A. D. 1631, and mar. (March 8, 1654,) Maria de la Montaigne. She was b. at sea, off the island of Madeira …

Mar. 21, 1703. Benjamin, eldest son of Johannes, removed into Westchester County, where he purchased a farm of 400 acres. He was a justice of the peace under the Colonial Government, d. May 24, 1782, at Westchester, mar. Dorothy Davenport, she d. Sept. 3, 1807. Benjamin left issue, I. Mary, b. Sept. 18, 1734, mar.- Robert Runnells. 11. William, b. June 28, 1736, d. young. HI …

Agnes Paxton, Rebecca Ann, mar. 1st, Coni-ad Gaynor, 2nd, Francis Sniffen, d. July 13, 1843, of New York, Elias S., mar. Elizabeth Lacy, and left Caleb. Elizabeth, wife of Francis, d. Oct. 24, 1844. Six h, Miriam, h. Oct. 4. 1773. Seventh, James, b. March 9, 1777, mar. Abigail, da. of Sutton Reynolds, and had Reuben, mar. Maria Fowler, Eden, Miriam, and Ezra. The latter mar …

John Sarles, Dorothy, mar. Gilbert Baker, Thomas, mar. Amy, da. of Isaac Conklin, Martha, mar. Moses Marshall, Abigail, ^:-.=T^ 528 APPENDIX. mar. James Washburn, Benjamin, mar. Phoebe, da. of Isaac Conklin, and left, Conklin, Charles, Mary Ann, Rebecca, Sarah, Charlotte, and Aaron. Ann Kip, sixth da. of William and Mary, mar. Joseph Tompkins. Tamar, the youngest, mar. Absalom …

Lee of Yorktown. This family, supposed to have been a younger branch of the Lee's of Lee-Magna, Ken-t, England, settled in Nottingham at an early period. William LcC- emigrated from Nottingham to America in 1675, d. 1724. mar. Mary Marvin, and left three sons and seven da. His sons were, Thomas of Long Island, d. s. p. ; Joseph of Long Island, and Richard, who entered the …

William of New Jersey d. aet. 80. 7. Thomas, also of New Jersey. 8. Hannah d. s. p. 9. Phffibe d. s. p. III. John removed from Long Island to Yorktown, W. C. Co., in 1750 ; b. 1726, d. March 12, 1816, mar. Sarah Perine ; she d. July 31, 1796, a;t. 74. Their children were, 1. Thomas d. ast. 40, s. p. 2. John of New Jersey d. aet. 84. 3. Sarah d. aet. 65, mar. John Horton. 4 …

Elizabeth d. aet. 80, mar. Martineau. VIII. Sarah d. set. GO. IX. Mary d. at. 64. X. Abigail d. eet. 18. Arms. -- Az. on a fesse, between two fillets, or, three leopard's heads, gu. Crest. -- A demi Moor ppr. vested gu. rimmed round the collar with two bars or, tied round the waist with a ribbon ar. wreathed about the head ar. and gu, holding in his dexter hand a gem-ring of …

Francis. 3. Joseph. 4. Elizabeth. Josiah, second son of 2d Guillaume, mar. 1. Mary Angevine. 2. Susannah Soulice, and left, I. Peter, lost at sea. II. John mar. Sarah Badeau. HI. Mary mar. Nathaniel Lawrence. John and Sarah had, 1. Capt. Josiah of New Rochelle. 2. William of New Rochelle. 3. John. Of this family was Pierre Le Comte of Staten Island, whod. 1702, mar. Margaret …

John Lent, who left John, Hercules present proprietor of the homestead, and Lewis of Cortlandtown. V. Rachel mar. James Lamb. VI. Catharine mar. Hendricke de Rondle. VII. Elizabeth. Le Roux of New Rochelle. The family of Le Roux was among the Vol. I. 67 530 APPENDIX. French Hu^aenots that fled from France to America. Charles Le Roux, a native of France, left Charles and …

The family of Lockwood originally derived from a place of the name in Staffordshire, » England, an estate which passed in 1470 to the Henshaws of Cheshire by the mar. of Thos. Henehaw with Amie, only child of Richarl Lockwood. " Edmund Lockivood, freeman 18lh May, 1631, was of Cambridge, Mass., in 1632, and probably removed to Connecticut with Messrs. Hooker and Stone." Joseph …

Peter Lyon was admitted freeman in 1649. William of Roxbury, member of the artillery company, was a freeman of that place, and d. A. D. 1692. His son J oseph was b. 1654. John descended from the above, removed to Rye about 1719. His son John had four sons. I. Capt. Roger d. May 13, 1797 ; mar. Mary Wilson of Kings' street. Rye ; she died 19ih May, 1813, at. 83. Their children …

Brock, and Lavina, who mar. John Horton. Of this family was Peter Lyon, Esq., of North Castle, who had, I. Jonathan of New- York. II. James of Tarrytown, the father of William P. Lyon, Esq., Principal of the Irving Institute. III. Samuel of Michigan. IV. Edward of Seneca Falls. V. Peter of New York. VI. Ann mar. William Britt. VII. Sarah mar. Abner liiggins. VIII. Phoebe mar …

Solomon, the father of William, Seth, Sarah, Tyler, Charles, Thomas and Solomon. 3. Tyler, who left Mans, Hetty, Abel and Floy. II. Henry. III. Abram had, I. Abram. 2. Esbon. 3. Jotham. 4. Enos. 5. Daniel. 6. Lemuel. 7. Isaac. 8. Job. 9. Zebulon. 10. Mansah mar. Electa Mead. II. Eunice mar,, 1st. Solomon Mead ; 2d. Benjamin Weed. 12. Ruth mar. Major Brown. IV. Stephen had, 1 …

Broiigliton. 4. Ebenezer, who had Ebenezer the father of William, Ebenezer, Maria, Theodore, &c. 5. Hannah mar. T. Walker. 6. Jabez. 7. Amy mar. Epeneius Lockwood. II. Hannah mar. Elkanah Mead, and left Hannah, Sarah and Amos. III. Enoch d. Sept. 18, 1807, eet. 52, mar. Je. mima Mead ;. she d. April 4, 1837, set. 82 : her children were, 1, Solomon. who mar. Gilbert, and left …

Mary. V. Mary. VI. Calvin mar. Deborah Mead, da. of Jehia Mead, and had, 1. Leander of Quaker Ridge mar. Anna Mead. 2. Luther of Ohio mar. Alice Mead, and had Marcus, Will. M., Joseph, Thos. L. and Anna. 3. Theresa (Mrs. Palmer.) 4. Myrtilla. 5. Lisetta mar. Obadiah Peck. 6. Marcus mar. Harriett Sturges, and has Will, Elizabeth and Alice. 7. Rufus mar. Anna Waterbury, and has …

Miss Barton, and had Thomas, Benjamin, Strong, Alice, Lucy, Hannah and Maria. 2. Theodosia (Mrs. Smith.) 3. Clark of Lewisboro' mar. Gilbert and left Martin, Richard, Rufus, Sophia, Laura, Rhoda and Linus. 4.*Martin of Lewisboro'. Deliverance, sixth son of second Ebenezer, d. aet. 57, mar. Abigail Howe and had, 1. Elizabeth, b. 17G0, d. 1823, mar. Job Lyon. 2. Sarah, b. 1761 …

Brush. 2. Thomas. Hannah, first da. of second Ebenezer, d. st. 22. Edmund, eighth son (if second Ebenezer, d. aet. 23. Jahez, ninth son of ditto, d. ast. 30. Jared, tenth son of ditto, mar. Lydia Smith, and had 1. Leita, mar. Ebenezer Mead. 2. Daniel, mar Rachel Mead, and left Smith, Jared, Letta, L. Delia, Elizabeth, Adeline, Adeline, Edwin, and S. Mervin. 3. Lydia, mar …

B. Smith, Belcher, and Mary. II. Jonah, mar. 1st, Mary Mead, 2d, Rachel Huested, 3d, Hannah Mead. III. Abel, left Zadok, Benjamin, Phcebe, Lucy and Fanny. IV. Jemima. V. Deborah, mar. Jehiel Mead, and had, 1. Deborah. 2. Jehiel, who left Lewis, Harriet, William, William, Mary, Mary Ann and Hanford. VI. Stephen. VII. Zadok. VIII. Rebecca. IX. Hannah. X. Mary, mar. Jabez Peck …

Grace Cornell, and has Grace and Henrietta. 2. Piatt, mar. Deborah Peck, and had Sackett, Sylvanus, Sarah mar. John Robbins, Hannah mar. Daniel Peck, Gideon, Nathan, and Harriet mar. Bradley Redfield. 3. Gideon, mar. Mary Miller, and left Underhill, Mary, and Maria. 4. Asel, mar. Anne Mead, and had Martin, the father of Alva, Amaziah, John, and Asel ; Henry, the father of …

Compton, and had William, Elizabeth and George ; b, Elizabeth, mar. Daniel Van Vard ; c, Rachel, mar. Richard Dyckman ; d, Rebecca ; e, Dimions, mar. Richard Loyd. 4. Abigail, b. 1717, d. 1796. 5. Libeus, mar. 1st, Hannah Benedict, and 2nd, Widow Pocock, and has Eri, Martin, Jared, Hannah, Abby, Clarissa, Eliphalet, Sarah, and Sibah. 6. Eli, mar. Deborah Brush, and has Polly …

Simmons, and Alice mar. Peter Mead. 11. Capt. Matthew had, 1. Matthew, who left Matthew, Clemence mar. R. Rich, Hannah mar. H. Merritt, Justus mar. Nancy Hanford, and has Joseph, Justus, Matthew, Andrew J., Eliphalet, and three others ; Mary, Thomas, Amos, William mar. E. Lawrence, and had Jane E., &c. ; Hobby, is the youngest son of Matthew. 2. Justus had Susan, mar …

Peter, who had, 1. Peter, who had Mary, Peter, Deborah, Cyrus, Luckur, Anna, and Sandford. Lnckur mar. Sarah Fletcher, and has Benjamin and Robert. 2. Zacheus has Elsie, who mar. Job Mead, and had Zacheus, Amanda, Abraham, Emeline, and Eliza. Hannah, youngest da. of Zacheus, mar. Mark Mead. II. Zacheus. III. Samuel left 1. Charlotte. 2. Henry. 3. Artemas. 4. Bythemy. 5 …

James of Eastchester who resided on the property now occupied by Charles Morgan, mar. Mary Guion and left 1. David mar. Mary Underhili. 2. John, mar. Eliza Macready, 3. Daniel, mar. Sally Ann Morgan of Poughkeepsie. 4. Rebecca, mar George Farrington. 5 Anna, d. s. p. 6. Charlotte mar. Hachaliah Purdy. 7. Dinah, mar. 1st, James Brown, 2d, Benjamin Morgan. V. Moses d. June 18 …

Phcebe Ludwell, da. of Edward, and had 1. Mary, mar. John Barker. 2. 536 APPENDIX. Hannah, mar. James Hunt. 3. Sarah mar. Mr. Wood. 4. Susan, mar. Moses Drake. 5. Phcebe mar. Capt. Josiah Le Count. 6. Abby, mar. Daniel Drake. 7. Charles. 8. Eliza. H. Mary, b. Aug. 30, 1747, mar. Gilbert Valentine. HI. Charles of Eastchesler, b. May 8, 1756, d. May 18, 1833, mar. Jane Guion …

August 23, 1760, mar. John Garrett. Odell of Rye and Greenburgh. William Odell, one of the first settlers of Concord, Mass., removed to Fairfield, 1644. William his son was among the early settlers of Rye, in 1660. William, jun., left five sons, viz.. Stephen of Rye, who removed to Dutchess County, John of Fordham, Michael, Isaac, and Jonathan of Connecticut, ancestor of the …

May 8, 1766, d, July 17, 1767, 7. Johanna, b. Dec. 26, 1754, d. April 12, 1832. 8. Margaret, b. January 10, 1764, d, April 8, 1782. 9. Jane, b. Sept. 2, 1768, mar. Isaac Vermilyea. 10, Rebecca, b. Sept. 2, 1768. 11. Aubette, b. March 2, 1770, d. August 8, 1775. HI. Abraham, mar. Rebecca Dyckman and had 1. General Jacob of Yonkers, mar. Ann Devorr and left Jacob of Yonkers and …

Elizabeth Sherwood, Jonathan, mar. Eleanor Underbill, Margaret mar. Charles Dusenberry, Hannah mar. I^ewis Rich and Sarah, mar. Matthias Archer. 2. John, d. s. p. Isaac of Eastchester fourth son of William of Rye, who mar. Patience Tompkins, had three sons, William of Eastchester, Joshua and Tompkins. William, the eldest, mar. Jones, and left Daniel of Mile Square, who mar. • …

Ann Boyce, and had Thomas B. of New York. 6. James mar. Elizabeth Odell and had Daniel, Benjamin, Lawrence, Mary, Ann, Susan, Jane, Caroline and Harriett. 7. Sarah, 8. Abigail. 9. Joshua. II. Joseph of Odeltown. Lower Canada, mar. Martha Manning and had Joshua, John, Charles. Joseph, Jacob, Sarah, Martha and Eve. III. John of Yonkers, mar. Mary Wiltsea, and had 1. James …

Mary and had, 1. Robert, mar. Mary . 2, Sylvanus, 3. John, mar. Rebecca, and left Joseph, Philip, Marcus, Lewis, Benjamin, Thomas, Esther and Martha. 4. Marmaduke. 5. Edward. 6. Anne. 7- Susannah. 8. Charity. 9. Mary, IV. Solomon. Post of Yonkers. Post a native of Holland emigrated to the New Netherlands. He had two sons Jacob and Tine. Jacob held lands in Philipsburgh under …

Rebecca Merrill and had 1. David of Baltimore. 2. Jacob of Rockland, mar. Peggy Graham. 3. Abraham of Haverstraw, mar. Widow Gesner. 4. Clinton of Rockland, mar. Mary Briggs. 5. Grace, mar. Daniel Gesner. 6. Elizabeth mar. Abraham Scudder. 7. Rachel, mar. Isaac Fredeker. 8. Peggy mar. Hibbert. III. Isaac, proprietor of the Ludlow estate, Yonkers, mar. Polly Lawrence, and had …

Thomas Gregier. VIII. Margaret, mar. John Gregier, M. D. IX. Annetje, mar. Elnathan Taylor. PuRDY OF Rye. The Purdy family v/ere among the early settlers of Fairfield, Connecticut. Francis Purdy the first member of the family of whom we have any account, died in 1658, at Fairfield. His sons were Francis, John and Samuel. John the second left Francis, who had two sons, Joseph …

John Haviland, Levinia, mar. Isenhart Purdy, Hester and Melissa who mar. Thomas Halstead. 2. Jonathan of White Plains, mar. Charity Hadden and had a, Jonathan, killed by the fail of a tree, set. 18. b, Benjamin of Purchase, mar. Elizabeth Purdy, da. of Samuel, and left Jonathan, d.,Sylvanus of Eastchester, Jonathan, Samuel, d., and Benjamin, &c. c, Timothy, mar. 1st, Amy …

I., and left Joshua, Seth, Josiah, Keziah, Alathea, Elizabeth, Charity, Melinda, and Phoebe. 2. Alathea, mar. 1st, Joseph Purdy, 2nd, William Purdy. 3. Esther, mar. Henry Purdy of King street. 4. Hannah, mar. Josiah Merritt. Third, Caleb, mar. Hannah Brown, da. of Samuel and had, I. Caleb, mar. Ruth Peck, and left, 1. Caleb. 2. Elias. 3. Ruth. 4. Sarah. IF. Samuel, mar …

M. D., Lydia, mar. Mr. Howe, Mary, mar. Rev. D. H. Short, Jane, mar. Floyd Keeler, Christina and Laetitia. Thomas of Rye, second son of Joseph and Laetitia, mar. Purdy, and left Edward, Henry, James, Elizabeth, Cornelia, and Emeline. Hon. Joshua of North Salem, third son of Joseph, is still living at North Salem. Second, Joshua, mar. Sarah Grifl^n, and had Benjamin of Rye …

Alvan, b Jan'y 11, 1757, d. July 16, 1830, mar. Lydia Hunt, she d. Jan'y 27, 1842, aet. 83, and left issue, 1. Abraham of Goshen, Orange Co., mar. Charity Strang and had William, Alvan, and Howell. 2. Alsop, d. s. p. 3. James, Post-master of Yorktown. 4. David, d. s. p. 5. Alvan of Yorktown. 6. Elizabeth Ann, mar. J. H. Strang. III. Frances, b. July 23, 1753, mar. Col. John …

The Requas of Westchester County all descend from Daniel Requa, who was an emigrant from La Rochelle in France, Daniel came to New Rochelle and afterwards moved over and purchased a farm on the Hudson, about a mile and a half south of Tarry town, where some of his descendants yet live. He left four sons, Gloade or Glode, John, David and James. I. Gloade, the eldest, left six …

Hester Devaux, and had a da. Mary Magdalen. 2. Jacob, b. Oct. 27th, 1740, d. s. p. Philip, mar. Deborah APPENDIX. 541 Allen, and left Deborah, who mar. Isaac Underbill. III. William had, 1. William C. of New York. 2. John of L. I. 3. A da. mar. William Paulding. IV. A da. mar. Mr. Scbureman. RiCHBELij. John Richbell was of Southampton, England. His son John was the first …

James's Parish, Middlesex, heir-at-law of John Richbell of Mamaroneck. Rodman of Rodman's Neck. Samuel Rodman mar. Mary Pell, and left, I. Joseph, proprietor of Morse's Island, New Rochelle. II. William, heir to his father's lands on Rodman's Neck, mar. Leah Myers, and had Mary, who mar. Nicholas Haight. III. Samuel mar. Anne Hicks of Hart Island, Pelham, and left 1. Samuel …

Jane Parcot, and had Thomas, Elizabeth, Jane, Mary, Susan and Esther. 5. Solomon, b. March 6, 171-. 6. Abraham mar. Hannah Simmons, and left Abraham, Richard and Lancaster. 7. Jane, b. Dec. 27, 1732, mar. John Pine of New Rochelle. 8. Catharine mar. Benjamin Jereau. 9. Mary mar. John Armand. 10. Isaac mar. Jane Coutant, da. of Jacob ; she was b. March 18, 1746, d. Sept. 1 …

Bathsheba Hutchins, and left Abel of North Castle, John, James, Benjamin and Charity, who mar. Daniel Matthews of North Castle. II. Isaac, Sheriff of Westchester County, killed in the performance of his duty. III. Benjamin. IV. James. SouLicE OF New Rochelle. John Soulice, a native of the French Pyrenees, in 1672 mar. Jane Curterrie, a native of the Rhine, and had two sons …

Elias Guion. IX. A da. mar. . Sutton of New Castle. This family derive their origin from Joseph Sutton, whose father emigrated from the County of Lincolnshire, England, to Massachusetts. Joseph, who removed to Long Island, d. betw. 1765 and 1770, aet. 80, mar. Mary Sands, and had, I. Joseph of North Castle, d. aet. 80 mar. Deborah Haight of Shappequa, and left several …

Rebecca Underhill, da. of Isaac, and left, 1. Sarah, mar. Nehemiah Merrit. 2. Abraham, mar. Esther Carpenter. 3. Hannah, mar. Joseph Pierce. 4. Isaac, mar. Sarah Underhill. 5. Mary, mar. David Merrilt. 6. Aaron, mar. 1. M. Pierce; 2. Ann Haight. 7. Phoebe, mar. Aaron Quinby. 8. Moses, mar. Rebecca Underhill. 9. Abby Jane. III. Daniel, b. May 22, 1758, mar. Phoebe Huested,da …

Daniel. 7. Edmund. 8. Stephen mar. Ann Burling. 9. Sally. VII. Phoebe, b. Aug. 27, 1765. VIII. Mary, b. March 7, 1767. IX. Jerusha, b. Sept. 2, U768. X. Abigail, b. Dec. 12th, 1770. XL Frances, b. Dec. 13, 1772. Arms -- Ar. on a chev. betw. three annulets gu. as many crescents or. Crest -- A greyhound ; head couped. erm., collared gu., garnished and ringed or, on the collar …

This family is descended from the Townsends of Long Island. John Townsend, son of John of Oyster Bay, d. 1788-9, and had, 1. Daniel of Eastchester, who left John of Eastchester, Senator for the Second District in 1821, and Elijah. 2. Freelove, who mar. William Pinckney. From the Long Island family also descended Sylvanus Townsend, who removed to North Salem, and left issue …

May 27, 1798, Hannah Briggs ; she was b. May 2, 1776. Abraham and Hannah left, a, Abraham of New York, b. May 10, 1804, mar., 1826, Jane Bates, and has Abraham, Edward, John, William, George, Mary Jane, Emily, d. 1843, and Catharine, b, Edward Briggs, b. Jan. 25, 1809, d. Sept. 23, 1834, mar., 1833, Eliza E. Pinckney. c, Sam. Morgan of Poughkeepsie, b. Nov. 14, 1814, mar …

Elizabeth Lent, and had Samuel, Odell, James, Gilbert, Jacob and Ann, who mar. Elijah Williams. 3. Dorothy, eldest da. of first Abraham, mar. Fowler, 4. Nancy. 5. Sally. 6. Mary. 7. Susan, b. 1756, still living, mar. Mr. Vredenburgh of Yonkers. H. John, second son of first Matthias. HI. Matthias. IV. Samuel. V. Thomas of Valentine's Hill, b. April 29, 1723, mar., 1. Isabel …

. •■ APPENDIX. ' 545 ?.; ,>..'■• iel , Evaline, Elizabeth, Amelia, and Emma. Arms. Arg. a mullett between three human hearts gules. Van Tassell of Greenburgh. Derick van Tassel of Tarrytown, had Cornehus, who mar. Elizabeth Storms, and left Leah the wife of Capt. William Romer ; Joanna mar. Aaron van Wedmer ; and Mary mar. Sybout Acker. The descendants of Jacob van Texel, the …

Jacob, mar. 1st, Mary Dyckman, 2nd, Maretje Dyckman, and left Isaac of New York. 2. William, mar. Mary I orbes, and had William and Thomas of New York. 3. Isaac, mar. Susan Myers of Haarlem, had Isaac of Yonkers. 4. Jane, mar. Edward Prior. 5. Rebecca, d s p 6 ElUda, mar. James Teller. II. Isaac of Croton Valley. III. Peter, also of Croton Valley. IV. Aeltje. V. Maretje. VI …

Vivus Douchy. John, the eldest son of James, was nat. 16th Oct., O.S. 1709, ob. 23d March, 1812, ^t. 102 years and 5 mos. His wife Martha ob. March, 1770, st. 44. Their children were, 1. John of Nova Scotia, nat. 2d June, 1747, ob. Dec. 1828 2. William, nat. Oct. 16, 1750. 3. Jonathan, nat. Nov. 18, 1752. 4. Samuel, nat. Nov. 1754, ob. 19ih April, 1826. 5. Jacob, nat. June X …

Jan. 22, 1830 ; Isaac, nat. March, 23, 1832 ; Elbert, nat. Oct. 19, 1834 ; Justus P., nat. Sept. 5, 1836, ob. Aug. 16th, 1838; Ann Augusta, nat. July 3, 1838; Majra G., nat. Sept. 10, 1841, and Eleanor, nat. Oct. 27, 1844. 3. Joiin, third son of Epenetus, nat. Dec. 1, 1801. 4. Tompkins Donald, nat. Jany 18, 1814. 5. Matilda, nat. 11th May, 1789. 6. Jane, nat. 22d Feb. 1791. 7 …

White. John White came to Southampton, Long Island, about 1640. He left two sons, I. viz.. Rev. Ebenezer, minister of the Presbyterian Church, Bridgehampton, b. 17ih Feb. 1672, graduated at Harvard, 1692, and installed minister of Southampton Church, 9th Oct. 1695, d. March, 1756, mar. Miss Pierson ; and II. Captain Thomas White. Rev. Ebenezer and Miss Pierson left, sons …

Abigail Sayre of Bridgehampton, settled at Blooming Grove, Orange Co. ; they had six children. IV. Daniel, d. autumn of 1781, mar. Euphemia Bartow da. of Rev. John, and left Daniel, Theophilus, Phoebe, Bathsheba, who mar. Don Joseph Barnubeau, Spanish Consul General, Matilda, and Euphemia. V. Silas of New Windsor, mar. Sarah Newson, and had, I. James Tiley. 2. Silas. 3. Levi …

The ancestor of this family emigrated from London, Middlesex, England, to the parish of St. Dorothy, Island of Jamaica, ante 1719. He mar. Anne and left issue Martin, a large landed proprietor in the island of Jamaica, whose last will bears date September 19, 1748, and a da. Anne.. Martin mar. Johanna Hay, and had issue a son and a da., viz. Rev. Isaac, D. D., for thirty -one …

Charlotte Seabury, da. of Right Rev. Samuel Seabury. HI. Hon. Lewis of Nova Scotia, has James of New York, Hon. Lewis of Nova Scotia, Martin and others. IV. Thomas b. 1771, d. May, 1816, s. p. V. Sarah mar. Archibald Burns, M. D. VI. Joannah. VII. Isabella. VIII. Mary. IX. Euphemia, mar, Ichabod Brush of New York. Arms, per pale or, and ar, a whelk vert. Crest, a whelk's head …

Rev. George Ogilby, Mary, mar. 1st, Van Romer, 2d, Graham, Rachel, mar. 1st, Lecraft, 2d, Haviland, Martha, mar. Hatfield, and Sarah, mar. Mr. Berrian. 5. Mary, mar. Mr. Rodman. 0. Anna mar. Mr. Jones. II. James of Narragansett, second son of Captain Thomas, had Francis of Rhode Island. III. Andrew. IV. Samuel. V. Hezekiah, killed by the Indians during King Philip's war, June …

August 18, 1768, d. March 12, 1844. 3. Rachel, b. October 18, 1765, d. July 21, 1825. 4. Mary, b. Aug. 29, 1770. 5. Ebenezer, b. November 26, 1773. d. October 20, 1824. 6. Joseph, b. November 15, 1778, d. September 18, 1779. IV. James, mar. Eunice Barnum and had 1. Levi of Danbury. 2. James, d. 3. Jos-eph, d. V. Michael of Ballston, mar. Margaret Scribner, and left 1. Abraham …

For the descendants of George, see Thompson's History of Long Island. Thomas, the second son, b. 1655 removed to Bedford, Westchester County, and left three sons, viz. Richard, William and Thomas. Richard, the eldest, b. 1697, d. 1777, mar. Sarah Fowler, and had I. Josiah, d. 1778, mar. Mary Owen and left 1. Stephen of Ulster Co. b. 1758. 2. Thomas of Bedford, b. 1766, d …

John of Bedford, who mar: Elizabeth Fountain, da. of Ezra. Their descendants are very numerous in the western part of this state. Thomas youngest son of Thomas resides at Bedford. Arms, sa. on a cross, engr. ar. a lion passant, guardant gu. crowned or, betw. four leopards' faces az. on a chief, of the second, a rose of the third, betw. two Cornish choughs, ppr. Crest, a naked …

John of Barnstable, Jabez of Bristol, Isaac of Middleborough, and Joseph of Plymouth, besides six das. Jabez, second son of John, mar. Bethia Thacher, and left five sons, 1. Josiah, b. Aug. 1, 1676, mar. Bathsheba, and had a son Joseph. 2. John, b. July 26, 1679 ; he had John, who mar. Abigail Burt, and left Joseph of Greenburgh, b. at Boston, who mar. Lydia Bill of Boston …

Sir Matthew, Knt, a gentleman pensioner to James I., and Charles I., d. 1648, and left Edward and Elizabeth ; the latter mar. Thomas Roberts of Glastonbury, Kent Co. 3. Geoffrey, who succeeded his brother at Streatham, and had Samuel, d. s. p. ; John of Streatham ob. 1686, mar. Elizabeth, da. of Sir Josiah Child, Knt, and had John, d. young, and Elizabeth, who mar. Wriothesley …

Farrington of Eastchester. The family of Farrington are of Shaw Hall, Lancashire, England. The Farringtons of Farrington, Wearden and Shaw Hall, all in the Parish of Leyland and County Palatine of Lancaster, arose at the time of the Conquest ; and have since preserved an uninterrupted male succession. They resided at Farrington as recently as the time of Elizabeth, and …

He, with the others, afterwards bought Agawan of the Indians, a tract about twenty miles long and six miles wide, and made a settlement, which he called Southampton. They made their settlement on the 13th December, 1640. APPENDIX. 551 The consideration paid was sixteen coats and eighty bushels of Indian corn for ihe land. Edmund Farrington returned to Lynn, Mass., and in ]G55 …

Thomas Farrington died about the year 1793, aged about 90 years of age, and his grave and that of his second wife lies at the junction of a lane called Farrington's Lane, running through his farm with the White Plains Road. Thomas Farrington mar., first wife, a Miss Norris ; and his sister Jane Farrington mar. John Norris, the brother of his first wife. Their children -- 1 …

£0. 0. 9. Sam'l Sneden, Town Clerk." The following extracts from the town records apply to other members of his family . -- George Farrington (his son) was appointed Overseer of the Roads on 1st April, 1784. Appointed Fence Viewer and Overseer of the Road on 5lh April, 1796 ; re-elected 4lh April, 1797. Appointed Overseer of the Poor 3d April, 1798 ; also 2d April, 1799 ; also …

Oakley b. Nov. 2, 1801, mar., 1825, May 8, to Mary Ann Boscawen, and had issue. 2. Mary b. Oct. 27, 1803, mar. a Mr. Maun, and had issue. The Stcond, Jane Farrington, mar. Anthony Valentine, and had issue ; she d. in 1838. T/te Third, George Farrington, mar. a Miss Morgan, and had issue. The Fourth, Jonas Farrington, jr., mar. Sarah Wolff, and had -- 1. John, who mar. Margaret …

He afterwards removed to Rockaway, where he became possessed by patent from the British colonial government dated 1686, of a tract of land, part of which he sold in 1691 to John Sands. He died cir. 1693, leaving five sons and two das., viz., William, Thomas, Jacob, John, Richard who d. s. p., Mary and Sarah. William, the eldest, left issue, L Thomas. H. Richard of Success …

Mann, and has Thomas F., b. 1830, Charles R., b. 1832, William T., b. 18.?3, and Stephen M., b. 1836. d, Phcebe, b. 1794, mar. Thomas Roe. e, Charlotte, b. 1795, mar. Henry J. Hayner. /, Adelaide, b. 1798, mar. Edward Cosarts. Sec- APPENDIX. 553 ond. Robert, second son of Charles and Deborah, b. 1772, d. 1778. Third. Sarah, first da. of do., b. 1766, d. 1809, mar. John J …

Girard. i, Abigail Jane b. 1809, mar. W. H. Girard. >, Phoebe. Fifth. Mary d. 1827, mar. Nathan Palmer. 2. Joseph, second son of second Richard, b. 1708, d. 1770 mar. Phcebe Ferris, and h^A-- First. Joseph of Mamaroneck mar. 1735 Sarah Hadden, and left, a, Richard b. 1762, d. 1795. b, Jonathan b. 1764, d. 1834 mar., 1. Lydia Carpenter. 2. Jemima Acker, and had Caleb, b. 1/90 …

Their children were, Isaac b 1767, d. 1832, mar. Sarah Bennett, and had David M., b. 1798, mar. Elizabeth Clive, and left Isaac, John C, David, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah Anne, TTPster Jane B. and Margaret. Charles, second son of Isaac and Sarah, L Maria Champenois, and had Esther and Albert W. Mary , eldest da. of T^aac mar Caleb Ward ; Margaret, second do., Joseph Carpenter …

Sarah Cox, and had Richard, b. 1774, d. 177- Joseph b. 1776, Thomas I. b. 1779, mar. Amy Fisher. 6. Anne mar. Benj. Floyd. IV. John of White Stone, L. I., fourth son of first William, mar. Mary Clement, and left, 1. Thomas b. 1742, d. 1807, mar. Anne Gale, and had John, mar. Sarah Talman, and Thomas, mar. Elizabeth Ackerman. 2. John mar. Sarah Roe, and had Mary, mar. John …

Sarah Haviland, and left. First. Thomas mar. Hannah Lynch, and had, a, Peter, who mar. Margaret Gedney, and had John, Thomas, Nathaniel, Anthony, Cornelia, Hannah, Elizabeth, Mary and Margaret, b, Samuel G. c, Thomas L. mar. Emeline Lawrence, d, Sarah mar. John Bates, e, Hester mar. Timothy Haviland. Second, Richard mar., 1. Elizabeth Angevine. 2. Ann Purdy, and had Caleb …

Gulielma Wood, and left, a, Richard, who mar. Mary Annette Phelps, and had Eliza P. ; John b. 1832, d. 1832, and Anna b. 1834, d. 1836. i», Charles, c, Henry. </, Robert. <?, Anne mar. Daniel Griffin. /, Esther F., b. 1808, d. 1812. g, Amy W. b. 1812, d. 1812. h, Mary W. i, Phcebe. Samuel youngest son of Ferris, b. 1782, mar. Martha Bennett, and had Arthur, Elizabeth, Hannah …

John Schuerman. g, Mary b. 1783, d. 1784. A, Mary mar. Henry Griffin, t, Abigail. Secontf. Benjamin b. 1760, d. 1760. Third. Benjamin b. 1761, mar., 1. Alice Sutton; 2. Pamelia Farmington, and left, a, John b. 1733, mar., 1. Sarah Matthews; 2. Mary Ann Porter, and had William M. of Newtown, L. I., Andrew Jackson, Jesse, Arvin, Alice, Elizabeth mar. Henry Hackett, Ann Maria …

Rebecca, fifth da., b. 1718, d. 1735, mar. Edward Burling. Tenth. Elizabeth, sixth da., b. 1720, d. 1795, mar., 1. Aaron Palmer. 2. Aaron Quinby. H, Joshua, second son of first John and Mary Russell, mar, Sarah Thorne of Flushing, L, I., and had, 1, Joshua of Harrison, b. 1696, mar. Charity Haight, and left, a, Joshua, b. 1726, d. 1775, mar. Hannah Harrison, da. of John, and …

William Cromwell, b, Williamj second son of Joshua and Charity Haight, b. 1728, mar. Mary Quinby, and had. First. Richard. Second. Quinby mar. Hannah Underbill. Third. James mar., 1. Elizabeth Chadcaynes. 2. Phoebe Smith, and had Abraham, Oliver and Sarah. Fourth. John d. s. p. Fifth. William mar. Esther Underbill, and had Solomon, Joel, Aaron, William, Charity, Deborah, Mercy …

Emeline J. Howland, William W., Sydney mar. Sarah Ann Nostrand, Walter W., Ann, Eliza Ann mar. William Binns, and Mary Jane, b, Samuel M. H. b. 1784, d. 1803. c, Charity mar. John Franklin, d, Ann mar., 1. Obadiah Bostwick. 2. John Fraher. e, Zipporah d. 1788, s. p. Fourth. Henry mar. Sarah Coe. Fifth. John mar. La?titia Field. Sixth. Joshua mar. Ann Van Nostrand. Seventh …

Laton. Fifth. Aspinwall mar. 1, Jane Mitchell. 2. Priscilla Mitchell, and had Robert, Joseph, Priscilla mar. Silly, Mary mar. Mooney, and Jane mar. Silly. Sixth. Catharine mar, Wessell Sills. 3. John, third son of Caleb and Elizabeth, b. 1715, d. 1790, mar., 1. Martha Hewlett; 2. Phoebe Hewlett, and had. First. Charles d. s. p. Second. Hewlett mar. Elizabeth Willis, and left …

Nancy Fleet of Flushing, and had Charles Fleet and William Warren. Fourth. James d. 1825. 7. Elizabeth, eldest da. of Caleb and Elizabeth, b. 1711, d. 1791, mar. John Sands. 8. Mary, second da. of do., b. 1714, d. 1780, mar. Thomas Appleby. 9. Susannah, third da., b. 1715, d. s. p. 10. Margaret, fourth da., b. 1728, d. 1808, mar. John Willis. V. Mary, eldest da. of Caleb and …

Mary Randolph, j, Agnes, k, Peter C. mar. Elizabeth Bunce. I, Isaac R. mar. Elizabeth Duyckinck. m, Samuel G., mar. Sarah Douglass, n, Mary. 2. Isaac mar. Hannah Cortelyou. 3. William mar. Catharine Cowenhoven. II. Thomas mar. Elizabeth Thurston, and had, 1. John mar. Sarah Hicks. 2. Joseph mar. Maria Striker. 3. Thomas mar. C. Skidmore. 4. Elizabeth. 5. Abigail mar. Keeling …

Alipconck, village of, i. 164. ' . Allaire family, i. 429. , . Amawalk, territory of, ii. 377. Andre, Major John, i. 98, 183, 272. 459.. capture of, i. 201. papers of, i. 215. monument to, i. 228. letter to Washingfon, i. 27 Anderson, Hon. Joseph H., notice of, i. 260. Ann Iloock, sachem, i. 516. Ann Hoock'a Neck, origin of name, i. 513. Annsville, village of, i. 90. Anthony's …

Bartow family, ii. 209. ., ' '•'*• - - Bayard, Colonel Samuel Vetch, ii. 153. Bayard, Capt. Stephen, inscription to, ii. 226. Bedford, location of, why so called, Indian name of, i. 1 Indian deeds for, i. 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14. why called Catonah's land, i. 3. when first so called, i. 8. , J inhabitants of, i. 9. dispute concerning boundaries of, i. 10, II, 12. Connecticut …

Birdsall family, residence of, i. 70. - Bishop, Sarah, the hermitess, i. 279. Blatchford, Rev. Samuel, D. D., ii. 9. - . . . Bleecker family, i. 431. Blind Brook, Indian name for, i. 261. Boar Hill, Yonkers, description of, ii. 484. Bolton, Rev. Robert, notice of, (see note,) i. 555.' Bonnefois point, i. 439. Bonnett, Daniel, passport of, i. 391. . ' Bonnett family, i. 391 …

Cararoea, Sachem, i. 13. Castle Hill Neck, ii. 242. Catonah, Sagamore, i. 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14. Cedar of Lebanon, ii. 241. Chappequa Hills, i. 372. Sulphur springs of, i. 373. " Chatterton family, i. 242. ; - Chatterton Hill, ii. 368. Chuckheag, i. 8, 10. Christ Church, Pelham, i. 558. Christ Church, Rye, ii. 54. charter for, ii. 69. incorporation of, ii. 76. list of …

Indian division of, i. 34. rangers of and Royal charter for, i. 46. manorial division of, i. 54. geology of, i. 71, Dutch Reformed Church of, i. 104. manor house of, i. 109. -• . general description of, i. 119. Division of in Lewisborough, i. 268. - , Ibid., Sorners, ii. 133. Ibid., Vorkiovvn, ii. 378. Ibid., North Salem, i. 472. County House, notice of, i. 348. Court House …

De Lancey's Neck, Indian name for, i. 2i INDEX. De Lancey's Neck, Indian proprietors of, i. 283. De Lancey family of Mamaroneck, i. 297. patent, division of, i. 472. Susannah, ii. 386. Stephen, last will of, ii. 252. Delavan, Benjamin, M. D., monument to, i. 483. Disbrow family, i. 309. Dobb's Ferry, Indian name of, i. 182. historical notice of, i. 183. Presbyterian Church of …

public lands of, i. 138. ' ■ . ' ' Eastchester village, first settlement of, i. 133. fort of, i. 134. general fold of, i. 135. first school house erected in, i. 135. first town house erected in, i. 135. county election in, i. 136, Boston road, when first laid out through, i. 139. Congregational Church of, i. 139. ministers of, i. 146. Methodist Episcopal Church of, i. 152 …

Fordham, Manor of, Indian proprietors of, ii. 319. patent for, ii. 321. petition of inhabitants, ii. 323. mortgage for, ii. 324. hamlet of, ii. 330. . ' Roman Catholic College of, ii. 330. Dutch Reformed Church of, ii. 331. Revolutionary incidents in, ii. 333. Fort Independence, ii. 337. Fort Nnmber Eight, ii. 336. Fort Schuyler, ii. 236. Four Corners, description of, i. 350 …

Gregory's Brook, Indian name for, i. 71. Grove Farm, patent for, ii. 149. Guerlain, Sarah, memorial to, ii. 257. ' ^ - " Guion, family of, i. 423. - Guion, William Henry, family of ii. 91. Haarlem River, Indian name for, ii. 337. description of, ii. 337. Hadden, John and wife, remarkable longevity of, ii. 182. ' ' • Halstead, family of, ii.' 79. Hamilton estate, i. 190. • …

Hatfield, Colonel, destruction of his quarters, ii. 336, Haunted Hollow, location of, i. 114. Hawley, family of, i. 473. Hay, family of, i. 542. 566 INDEX.. Heathcote, family of, ii. 101. Hon. Caleb, last will of, ii. 112. High Bridge, ii. 333. Highlands, Indian name for, i. 36 -- 94. ^ Holmes, Col. James, notice of, i. 27. Honeywell, Philip, and wife, memorial to, ii. 226 …

Institute, Chrestomathic, ii. 78. Irving, Hon. Washington, i. 191. Institute, Tarrytown, notice of, i. 199. Jackson, Rev. John, i. 105 ; ii. 332. ' - ' Jay, family of, ii. 81. Hon. John, notice of, i. 30. ;, ' memorial to, ii. 90. ^ . Sir James, ibid. Jeffard's Neck, ii. 278. Revolutionary incident connected with, ii. 279. Jenny, Rev. Robert, ii. 77. Jessup, Edward, will of …

King's Ferry, Major Andre's passage over, i. 98. Kip, Samuel, Esq., notice of, ii. 254. Kisco Mts., i. 372. Kitchawan, Indian village of, i. 35. river of, i. 34. Indian castle of, i. 35, 114. sachem of, i. 35. burying ground of, i. 114. Kittatenny Mnt., location of, i. 36. Krankhyte, Sybout Harchie, i. 42. Krankhyte, John, i. 44. _ Ladau family, memorial to, i. 499. Lake …

Livingston, Philip, memorial to, ii. 226. Lockwood family, ii. 11. Longreach, situation of, i. 122. patent for, i. 131. Long Pond and mountain, i. 487. ' Lounsberry, Isaac, memorial to, i. 370. Ludlow family, ii. 458. Lyon family, i. 466. M ■ Macomb family, ii. 446. Magregaries Lake, situation of, ii. 377. Magrigaries Brook, i. 62. • ■ Manor Hall, Yonkers, description of, ii …

Mead, Rev. Solomon, epitaph to, i. 270. Meghkeckassin, Indian rock, ii. 403. . ; Meghtesewakes, Sachem, i. 36. " ' >' Mahanas River, i. 32. Merritt family, ii. 95. Middle patent, situation of, i. 467- Mile Square description of, ii. 430. Revolutionary incidents connected with, ii. 431. Mill River, Indian name for, i. 316. Mills, Richard, last petition of, ii. 163. Milner, Rev …

Indian proprietors of, i. 316. . first Indian sale of, i. 317. jtown officers of, i. 359. Dutch Reformed Church of, i. 330. Muirson, Rev. George, ii. 58. . Munro family, i. 315. ' , Munro, Peter Jay, epitaph to, ii. 90. ' Munro, Rev. Harry, i. 315 ; ii. 479- Muscoota River and valley of, ii. 141, 337. Vol. n. ^? * 570 LNDEX. Mutighticoos River, i. 471. Nanichiestawack, Indian …

town records of, i. 394. - village of, i. 395. Presbyterian Church of, i. 424. ministers of, 427. Methodist Episcopal Church of, i. 430. Revolutionary incidents in, i. 444. geographical and geological description, i. 445. Nimham, Sachem, i. 516. Noapain, Indian village of, i. 36. Noname, Sachem, i. 10. North Castle, boundaries of, i. 446. Indian proprietors, and villages of …

Indian proprietors, and village of, i. patent for, i. 490. town officers of, i. 511. Oostdorp, Dutch village of, ii. 157. Pacham, sachem, i. 6. Packananiens, sachem, ii. 319, 401. Paine, Thomas, notice of, i. 441. Palmer, Edmund, execution of, i. 71. Paperinemen, Island of, i. 442. Papeag, sachem, i. 8. Parcot, family of, i. 441. Parsonage Point, i. 103. Pasquashic, Indian …

Pelham, boundaries of, i. 513. origin of name of, i. 513. Indian proprietors of, i. 513. Gov. Nicoll's charter for, i. 517. Indian burying ground of, i. 517. Gov. DoBgan's patent for, i. 536. Neck, i. 544. Revolutionary incidents connected with, i. 546. town officers of, i. 559. Pell, Thomas, conveyance of Eastchester from, i. 122. agreement with inhabitants of Westchester …

Planting Neck, the Great, ii. 272. Indian name for, ii. 272. INDEX. ' ^^^ Piatt, Zephaniah, i. 232 ; see note. Plumb Brook, ii. 133. Pocanteco River, etymology of name of, i. 316. . source and description of, i. 346. Pockerhoe, i. 316. . • Pockohantes, Morris, descent from, ii. 313. Pockeotessen River, ii. 17. , Poningoe, etymology of name of, ii. 16. Ponus, sachem, i. 2, 6 …

Prospect Hill, description of, i. 372. Pummesecham, i. 10. Punderson, Rev. Ebenezer, ii. 69, 77. Purchase, village of, i. 259. Purdy, Rev. Abraham, epitaph on, i. 483. family of, ii. 48, 384. Joshua, memorial to, ii. 91. -- ^ Putnam, Gen. Israel, reply of. to Sir Henry Clinton, i. 72. - Quaroppas, Indian territory of, ii. 338. Queen Anne's instructions to Gov. Cornbury, u. 203 …

Rye Pond, description of, i. 259, Rye, boundaries of, ii. 16. Indian proprietors of, ii. 16. royal charter for, ii. 32. boundaries, dispute concerning, ii. 20. second charter for, ii. 34. village of, ii. 44. Presbyterian Church of, ii. 49. Congregational Church of, ii. 51. Methodist Society of, ii. 78. historical notices of, ii. 95. geographical and geological description of …

Sing Sing, village of, i. 490. incorporation of, i. 492. Presbyterian Church of, i. 499. Revolutionary incidents connected with, i. 509. Slauper Haven, Indian name for, i. 35. Sleepy Hollow,!. 316,347. Smith Matson, M. D., notice of, i. 429. Smith, Rev. John, epitaph on, ii. 364. Soldier's spring, tradition of, i. 75. Somers, boundaries of, ii. 130. village of, ii. 135 …

Stepping stones, Indian tradition of, ii. 239. St. George's Church, New Castle, i. 25, 369. St. James' Church, North Salem, i, 479, St. John's Church and chapel, Yonkers, ii. 472, 493, St. John's College, Fordham, ii. 330. St. Luke's Church, Somers, ii. 137. St. Matthew's Church, Bedford, i. 23. Stony Hill, Indian tradition of, i. 3. St. Paul's Church, Eastchester, i. 146. St …

Methodist and Baptist societies ot", i. 20 J, Talomuck River, source of, i. 268, INDEX. 577 Teller family, i. 37. Teller Point, origin of name, i. 36. Indian conveyance of, and Indian name for, i. 37 Revolutionary incidents on, i. 116. Thomas family, i. 254. Thompson, Rev. William, epitaph to, ii. 55. Throckmorton, John, petition of, ii. 145. Neck, military operations upon …

Governor Pierre, i. 57. Vol. it. 73 578 INDEX. Van Cortlandt, Gen. Philip, i. 58. Ann Stevenson, epitaph to, i. 65. residence, Peekskill, i. 76. Hon. Pierre, monument to, i. 112. Johanna, epitaph to, i. 113. Van Curler, Arendt, ii. 281. Van der Donck, De Heer Adriaen, ii. 405. remonstrance of, ii. 407, petition of, ii. 408. Octroy granted to, ii. 409 family of, ii. 413. Van …

Wascussue Sachem, i. 2, 6. Washington, notice of, i. 102. head quarters of, at White Plains, ii. 376. INDEX. Watkins, Judith, epitaph on, ii. 90. Webster, Capt. Joseph, epitaph on, i. 270. Wechquffisqueeck, bounds of, i. 2. Weghqueghe, location of, i. 182. Weller, Rev. George, notice of, i. 482. Wells, family of, ii. 469. Wenneebees, situation of, i. 34. patentee of, i. 39 …

first division of, ii. 262. village of, ii. 266. Presbyterian church of, ii. 268. Dutch reformed church of, ii. 268. Episcopal church of, ii. 269. Revolutionary events connected with, ii. 270. West White Plains, settlement of, ii. 368. Wetmore, Rev. James, ii. 64. epitaph on, ii. 68. West Patent, grant of, i. 365. Wewewanapage Sachem, i. 10. White, Ebenezer, M. D. ii. 384 …

Daniel, notice of, i. 502. Williamsbridge, ii. 337. Wishqua, territory of, i. 34, 41. Wolves, laws for destruction of, i. 121. Wright, James, memorial to, i. 370. . ' - , Yanape Sachem, i. 7. Yerks, John, notice of, i. 357. Yonkers, boundaries of, geoorraphical description of, ii. 401, 49" orthography of name, Indian proprietors of, ii. 401. Indian burying grounds, ii. 404 …

Cortlandt town, for protetje read 'protege. for Aguehung read Aquehung. for south-west read north-west. for Thatcher read Thacher. for Higher read Heyer. for morning read evening. to the word above add mentioned. 232, note, 2, for grandfather read grand-uncle. 234, 19, for Thomas Almond read Hammond. 254, note, 9, for collections of painting read collection of paintings. 276 …

520, first line of inscription, for Quandam read Quondam. 520, fifth line, for Februaie read Februarii. 540, 7, for therefore read therefor. 544, 12, for £Z?5Aa read Elisha W. Kinpr- VOLUME II. for Rutherford read Rutherfurd. for tcere read u'a^. for luxuriant read luxuriate. for Morningville read Moringville. for choose read chose. after name Leicester insert Ae. for …