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The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Volume Li, 1920 THEEW N YORK Genealogical a nd Biographical Record. DEVOTEDO T THE INTERESTS OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY AND BIOGRAPHY. ISSUED Q UARTERLY. VOLUME L I, 1920 PUBLISHED B Y THE NEW Y ORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY 226 West 58TH Street, New York. Publication C ommittee : HOPPER STRIKER MOTT, Editor. JOHN R. TOTTEN, Financial Editor. JOHN E DWIN STILLWELL, M. D. TOBIAS A. WRIGHT. ROVDEN W OODWARD VOSBURGH. REV. S. WARD RIGHTER. CAPT. R ICHARD HENRY GREENE. MRS. ROBERT D. BRISTOL. RICHARD S CHERMERHORN, JR. WILLIAM ALFRED ROBBINS INDEXF O SUBJECTS. Accessions t o Society's Library; not Accessions t o Society's Library; not reviewed — reviewed {Continued) American Historical Society, Re Essex, Mass., Quarterly Court of, port for 1916, Vols. I and II, Records and Files, Vol. VII., 100 280 American R evolution, National Ffoster, T homas, Photographic Society Sons of, Report for copy of deed by him dated 1919, 280 March 3. 1674-5, 280 Andover, N . H., History of the Fleming, O wasco Outlet, Cayuga Town of, 100 Co., N. Y., Records of the Re .Athens, N Y., First Reformed formed Protestant Dutch Church, Report of, 280 Church, typewritten manu Auburn D ale, Mass., Early Days script, 100 in, (1665-1870), 100 Florida, M ontgomery Co., N. Y., Beanes, D r. William, Biographi Records of the United Presby cal Sketch of, 172 terian Church, typewritten man Belfast, M aine, Vital Records to uscript, 100 1802, Vol. II, 172 French G enealogical Associa Brookins F amilies, a brief sketch tion, Letters and Papers of, of, 280 100 Brown F amily Chart, manuscript, Genealogies, A merican and Eng 100 lish, List of, in the Library of Cambridge, M ass., Kitty years a Congress, Washington, D. C, City, 1846-1896, 172 280 Canaan F our Corners, N. Y., Re Ghent, C olumbia Co., N. Y., Re cords of the Congregational cords of the Reformed Dutch Church and Society, typewritten Church, called Christ Church, manuscript, 100 typewritten manuscript, 172 Carnegie E ndowment Corpora Gordons o f Virginia, History of, tion, Report for 1919, 100 172 Caruth, M rs. R. P., her pedigree, Hayford F amily, History of, 172 manuscript, 100 Herkimer, Fort, (N. Y.) Reform Caruth, W alter S., his pedigree, ed Dutch Church, Report of, manuscript, 172 172 Carysf o Virginia, 100 Holland S ociety, N. Y. City, Year Catskill, G reene Co., N. Y., Re Book, 1919, 100 cords of the Reformed Dutch Horseshoe, K nights of Golden, Church, typewritten manu Constitution of, 100 script, 172 Howland H eirs, History of, 172 Caudebec F amily in America (1700-1920), 100 Johnstown, N . Y., Records of St. Connett, S app, Stauffer-Stover John's Episcopal Church, type Families, History of, 100 written manuscript, 100 Coe, R ev. E. B. Commemorative Kansas, S tate Historical Society, Discourse on, 172 Biennial Report, 1917-1919, 172 Colles, T he Descendants, manu Kiskatom, C atskill, N. Y., Re script 280 cords of the Reformed Protes Colonial L ords, Order of, etc., tant Dutch Church, typewritten 280 manuscript, 172 Dean F amily Chart, manuscript, Knights o f the Golden Horseshoe, 172 Constitution of, 100 Derby, C onn., Town Records of, Labagh, R ev. P., Memorial of, 100 171 Emerson, G eorge Barrel!, LL.D., Lafayette, O rder of, Constitution Memoirs of, 100 of, 100 Indexf o Subjects. Accessions t o Society's Library; not Accessions t o Society's Library; not reviewed (Continued) reviewed (Continued) Lamoureux Family, Report No. Orderf o the Imperial Yellow i, 172 Rose, Constitution of, 100 Leeds, T own of Catskill, N. Y., Owasco,. N Y., Records of the Records of the Reformed Reformed Dutch Church, type Dutch Church, typewritten written manuscript, ico manuscript, 172 Pastor a nd Church, 171 Litchfield, M aine, History of Patten, M atthew, of Bedford, N. Town of, 100 H., Diary of, 1754-1788, 172 Louisiana H istorical Society Pub Puffer, G eorge, of Braintree, Mass., lications, Vols. III-VIII, 100 Descendants of, 280 Massachusetts B ay, Acts and Re Rhode I sland, Documentary His solves of the Province of, Vol. tory of, Vol. II, 172 XX, 100 Roe, C apt. Daniel, Diary of (1806- Massachusetts H istorical Society, 8), 100 Proceedings of, 1918-19, Vol. Russell F amily of Bovina, N. Y., LII, 172 manuscript, 2 80 Michigan, U niversity of, Obituary Saltonstall Genealogy, 280 Notices, 1837-1911,280 Sapp Family, 100 Montague, M ass., History of Seneca County, N. Y., Manual of Town of, 100 the C hurches of, 280 Newcastle, M aine, Town Re South Farms, now the town of cords of, 100 Morris, L itchfield Co., Conn., New C oncord, Town of Chatham, Records o f Deaths, manuscript, Columbia Co., N. Y., Records 172 of the Congregational Church, Stauffer-Stover F amily, 100 typewritten manuscript, 172 Stover F amily, 100 New E ngland Gazetteer, 1902, Surgeons, A merican College of, 100 Directory o f Members, 280 New H ampshire, Old Home Tilden, Samuel J., Life of, 2 vols., Week, 100 280 New Y ork Historical Society, .Troy, N Y., Records of the Park Bulletin, Vol. IV, No. I, 280 Presbyterian Church, 280 New Y ork, New Jersey and Con United S tates Military Academy necticut, Medical Directory of, (West Point), Association of 280 Graduates, Report of and Nec New Y ork, Old and New, 172 rology for 1919, 280 New York, Presbytery of, Hand Book, 1 919-20, 280 Van L iew Family Chart, manu New York, Reformed Protestant script, 100 Dutch C hurch, Manual of for Viele, K athlyne K., her pedigree, 1859, 1 71 manuscript, 280 New Y ork City, Collegiate Re Washington F amily Notes and formed Protestant Dutch Chart on, 280 Church, Year Book, 1880, 172 Westfield, M ass., History of, 280 New Y ork City, Directory of the Whitesboro, N . Y., in the town of Board of Education, i860, 172 Whitestown, Oneida Co., N. Y., New Y ork, City of, Minutes of Records of the First Presby the Common Council, Vols. XI- terian Church, typewritten man XIX, 100 uscript, 280 New Y ork City, Social Registers Whiting, R ev. Samuel, D.D., of 1917, 1918, 280 Memorial of, 280 Nichols F amily in America, 172 Williams C ollege, Williamstown, Ohio, P erry County, History of, 100 Mass., Alumni Number, 1919, Orange C ounty, N. Y., Portraits 100 and Biographical Records of, Willis F amily of New England 172 and N ew Jersey, 280 Orderf o Colonial Lords, etc., 280 Wood, Leonard, Life of, 280 Order of the Knights of the Gol Yellow Rose, Constitution of the den Horseshoe, Constitution of, Imperial O rder of, 100 100 Additions to Published Genealogical Orderf o Lafayette, too Works, 7 4, 161 Indexf o Subjects. Addresses — Book R eviews (Continued) Delivered o n occasion of confer Brereton F amily, by John Brere- ring Honorary Membership in ton, 95 this Society on his Excellency Brown, A lexander, and His De Jean Jules Jusserand, Ambassa scendants, by Mary Elizabeth dor to the United States from Brown, 97 France, 241 Bushnell, D aniel Edwin, Memor Appreciation, C ard of, by Mrs. J. ial, by Emma H. Bushnell, 171 Warren Goddard, 278 Butler P edigree Chart, compiled Arms, C oats of — by Henry Langdon Butler, Jr., Avery A rms, in color, 84 98 Art, F irst School of in America, Chickering F amily, one branch of, Founded by Archibald Robert and the complete ancestry of son, 130 Mary Chickering Nichols, by Astor, W illiam Waldorf (Baron Astor Frederick C. Torrey, 279 of Hever, Viscount Astor), Nec Christie F amily, by Walter Chris rology, 118 tie, I71 Authors — see Contributors Coddington R ecords, Descendants Avery, Samuel Putnam of Isaac, Reuben and Uzziah His Avery Pedigree, 84 Coddington, by H. C. Codding His Park Pedigree, 87 ton, 279 Beecher F amily — Bible Records, 27 Curzon F amily of New York and Benton, Andrew Arthur, Necrology, Baltimore and Their English 127 Descendants, by J. Hall Pleas Bible R ecords — ants, 96 Beecher F amily, 27 Dwelly's P arish Records, Vols. V Gould F amily, 28 and VII, Bishop's Transcripts . Guion Family, 26 at Wells, England, by E. Dwelly, Purdy F amily, 24 170 Thomas F amily, 28 Fairchild F amily, by Samuel Put Biographical Sketches — nam Avery, 94, 279 Carnegie, A ndrew, 1 Fales F amily of Bristol, R. I., and Draeyer, A ndries, 194 Ancestry of Haliburton Fales of Dreyer, A ndreas, 194 New York City, by De Coursey Lawton, E liza Macintosh Clinch Fales, 97 (Anderson), 101 Fuller, T homas, of Woburn, Lawton, M rs. James Marsland, 101 Mass., Genealogy of Some De Lovelace, F rancis, Governor of scendants of, by William Hyslop New York, 1668-1673, 175 Fuller, 97 Robertson, A rchibald, 130 George F amily in America, His Salomon, W illiam, 173 tory of One Branch, by Jasper Thorne, J onathan, 281 P. George, 170 Book Reviews — Goodridge G enealogy, by Edwin Avery, F airchild and Park Fam Alonzo Goodridge, 96 ilies of Massachusetts, by Sam Guilford G enealogy, by Helen uel Putnam Avery, 94, 279 Morrill Guilford, 171 Bauman F amily Chart, by John Harlan F amily, History and Gene Jarvis Vail, 98 alogy of, by Alpheus H. Harlan, Bayard, H ouston and Bolton 96 Families, by Gaston Baillie Bul Houston F amily, by Gaston Bail- loch, M. D., 171 lie Bulloch, M. D., 171 Beanes, D r. William, the inci Illinois, U niversity of, Record of dental cause of the authorship the Alumni of, to 1918, edited of the Star-Spangled Banner, by by Franklin W. Scott, Secretary Caleb Clarke Magruder, 278 of the University, 98 Bellingham, M ass., 1719-1919, His Kuykendall F amily, History of, tory of, by George F.
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