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The N Ew-York Historical Society T H E NEW -YORK H I STORI CA L SO CI ETY THE J OHN WATT S DE PEYSTER PUBLICATION FUND M I T E P B LI T S C O M T E ON U CA ION . I EL P R I S R DAN A H , . I , F E E R W R . D IC JACKS ON . R B ERT H . ELB O K Y . C O L L E C T I O N S E NEW-YORKHISTORICALSOCIETY F O R T H E Y E A R T HE J OH N WATTS D E PEYS TER PUBLICATION FUND S ERIES N E W Y O R K P R I N T E D F O R T H E S O C M D CC C CVI I I . O FFI C ERS O F T H E S CI ET 1 0 8 . O Y , 9 P RES ID EN T , S A M U E L V E R P L A N C K H O F F M A N . F T V E - E E T IRS IC P R S ID N , F R E D E R I C W E N D E L L J A C K S O N . V - E EN S ECO N D IC E P R S ID T , F R A N C I S R O B E R T S C H E L L . FO E N O E PO N N E ET RY R IG C RR S DI G S CR A , R A C H E R M I L T O N H U N T I N G T O N . O M E T O E P N N S E RET Y D S IC C RR S O DI G C AR , I G E O R G E R I C H A R D S C H I E F F E L N . R E O N S E ET Y C RDI G CR AR , A C O S T A N I C H O L S . T R E S URE R A , C H A R L E S A U G U S T U S S H E R M A N . L B N I RARIA , B E R T E E L B R O H N D R E K Y . EX E T I V E C U C O M M IT T EE . F I R S T C L S S— FO R O N E YE R EN DI N 1 0 . A A , G 9 9 ‘ . WEE ES PI ER P T R GA N JOHN A K , J . ON MO , P L R . T AU OWN E . — W 0 S ECON D C L S S FO R T O YE R S EN DI N 1 1 . A A , G 9 F R BER ELL I R I R . S EL P S . O T CH , DAN A H , J , FR E ER E ELL A D IC W ND J CKS ON . T H R L SS— F O R TH E E YE E N N 1 1 1 I D C R RS DI . A A , G 9 I AA G R E E L R E E ST R M S . W C J N OOD , C A NC O , E I I JAM S W LL AM B EE KMA N . — FO U RTH C L S S FO R FO UR YE R S EN DI N 1 1 2 . A A , G 9 A LER A I LT R M V S W E L . CH ND D , A SUYDA , R VA N A M R I N G E . J . HOWA D A R I H R I EL P S . DAN , J , R ELB e relm R BE T S c . O H . K Y, y T h e P res t V c e - Pre d e t R e Sec eta T ea er { iden , i si n s , cording r ry, r sur , and Librarian are memb ers o f th e Executive Committ ee ] CORRECT I ONS A B ST RA CT S OF WI LLS T V VO LUM E S I O . V O L U M E X V I P E F A C E R . Thes e vo u mes XL and XLI o the s eries o Collec l , f f ions onsis o orre ions o Abs ra s o Wi s t , c t f C ct f t ct f ll , “ Vo lumes I to XI inclusive and Vo lume XI Unre ” orded ne- hird o the ori ina s o the a er c Wills . O t f g l f l tt vo ume were no t on le havin been mis aid and l fi , g l , d not r cou l be compa ed . N E N C O T T S . OR R ECTI ONS Pa es 1 to 238 C , g L E AB A E . 2 CORR CTIONS STR CTS OF WI LS , VOLUM I E PAG 9 . 6 7 . 15 lines from bottom for Oct . read Oct Bottom line after 1669 read on behalf of lofi Stephens Van ” r . Co tland his father , as a creditor of the deceased E PAG 10. 4 lines from t0p for M arih e [B eackman ] read Mariken [Bee ck 7 lines from top for M ellitie [B eackrnan ] read Mettie [Bee ck man] . 1 0 lines from top for Jr . read Sr . 12 t0 4 lines from p for March read March 9 . 13 lines from top for Jan Tommas en Van dyes read Jan Tomasen Van Dyck . ar l 15 lines from top for Maribe Cornelis read M ike Corne is . 10 t F eaks lines from bot om for Robert Fecks read Robert . 2 s P s lines from bottom for Robert Feck read Robert eak . s G orn un G La t line for John onin read John G [Jean uenon] . E 1 PAG 1 . 1 E 5 lines from top for James vens read James Evers . 4 f r E rke E ke lines from bottom g y Jacobs read p Jacobs . 1 PAGE 3 . t eah 2 lines from bot om for Francis F s read Francis Peats . E 14 PAG . Will of John Stevens on for sister Mary Wife of Patrick ” s h W Harri , read sister Sara ife of Patrick Harris and ” her child . 18 r h a r n n lines from top for John La rison read Jo n [L u o so ] . PAGE 15 . 12 s t0 0. line from p for February 2, read 2 T W Op line after ife read Sarah Hawkins . 10 lines from bottom for September 6 read 16 . t l 7 lines from bot om for Ju y read June . E 17 PAG . l 6 lines from top for John Daverell read John Damerel . 9 lines from t0p for John D averell read John Damerell . 15 lines from top after Midwout als o read and Joh annis ” e r Nevins of y fer y . E B A E 1. CORR CTIONS A STR CTS OF WILLS, VOLUM 3 l 9 lines from t0p for John B oy ee read John Bayli . 15 lines from top for Richard P atum read Richard Tatum . i 15 l nes from bottom add Hartman Wessells as a witness . 9 lines from bottom for John Hadden read John Holden . 6 lines from t0p for C ohn raet Ten Eyck read C oen raet Ten Eyck . 12 lines from bottom for Gabriel Mimeveille read Gabriel Minvielle . r 3 lines from bottom for July read Janua y . PAGE 22. 2 lines from top for John Lewis read John Lumes ? 10 lines from top for July 3 read June 13 . 12 lines from top Letters of Adminis tration were granted to ” s widow Wicks and John Wick . PAGE 23 . 14 lines from top for Matthew Owen read Martha Owen . 12 lines from bottom for daughter Havilands read ’ ” n daughter Ha nah Haviland s . 2 lines from bottom f or W aln overs Letin read Walraven tin Le . E 24 PAG . e 2 lines from top for Pet r Belew read Peter Balen . n 17 lines from bottom for Joh Poppers read John Popp en . 12 lines from bottom for h is widow Margaret Lyn ch read his late widow Margaret n ow wife of Jonath an Strick ” land . n 2 li es from bottom for May read August . 9 lines from top for Cornelius Steenwych read Cornelius Steen wyck . 12 New lines from top for John Williams , York read John z wh o N w Wilson of Eli abeth, N . J . made his will in e Yor 19 lines from top add Robert Bond of New Jersey also an executor . E AB A I L E 4 CORR CTIONS STR CTS OF W LS, VOLUM I . PAGE 26 . 7 lines from top for Philemon Dickinson read Philemon Dick ers on . 11 B ad o rd ad ar lines from top for Thomas g read Thomas B g d . 17 Lo an us lines from top for read Loams . 16 o an us lines from bottom for John L read John Loams . 12 s Lo anus line from bottom for John read John Loams .
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