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New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol 37 BookJsL2Ai ^'^et Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2008 with funding from The Library of Congress http://www.archive.org/details/newyorkgenealog37newy THE NEW YORK Genealogical and Biographical Record. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY AND BIOGRAPHY ISSUED QUARTERLY. VOLUME XXXVII, 1906. PUBLISHED BY THE NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, 226 West 58TH Street, New York. 2 d . ^>i:T. Publication Co7nmittee : Rev. MELATIAH EVERETT DWIGHT, Editor. Dr. henry R. stiles. H. CALKINS, JR. TOBIAS A. WRIGHT. JOSIAH C. PUMPELLY. — — INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Accessions to the Library, 78, 162, 242, Book Notices {continued)— 323 Clay, Joseph, Table of Descend- Additions to the Genealogy of Raynor ants of, 77 of Southampton, L. I., 187 Converse, Samuel, Some Ances- Ancestors and Descendants of the tors and Descendants of, 75 Rev. John Frelinghuysen Jack- Cumming, William, Table of De- son, with some notes on the scendants of, yj Be Id ens, Westbrooks and Data Concerning Families of Ban- Goulds, 81 croft, Bradstreet, Brown, Etc., Andrews, Herbert Cornelius, Obituary, 240 68 Derby Genealogy, 76 Andrews, Mrs. George Pierce, Obit- Documentary History of Dutch uary, 69; Correction, 153 Congregation, Oyster Bay, 157 Authors, see Contributors. Documents Relating to Colonial Bangall, Dutchess Co., N. Y., First History of New Jersey, 239 Stanford (Baptist) Church at. Dyer Family, the, 242 Early Marriage Records and Early Conn. Probate Records, Abstract of Tombstone Inscrip- Digest of. Vol. Ill, 320 tions, 174, 314 Early Hildreths of New Eng., 161 East Hampton, L. I., Town Rec- Baptisms, see Records. ords, 159 Barnes Family of Easthampton, L. I., Ecclesiastical Records, State of 140, 312, 261 New York, 238 Belden Family Notes, see Jackson. Eliot, John, Descendants of, 74 Biographical Sketches Ex Libris Leaflets, No. 4, 323 Clark, Charles Finney, i Felt Genealogy, 78 Darling, Gen. Charles W., 308 Ferrier, Thomas and some of his Sage, Russell, 245 Descendants, 239 Smith, Isaac Townsend, 165 Genealogical Research in Eng- Bogert-Decker-McLean Query, 237 land, Scotland and Ireland, 161 Book Notices Genealogical Sos. of Penna., Pub- Alden, Eliab, of Middleborough. lications of, 156 Ancestors and Descendants, 161 Genealogy in the Library, 322 Allen Memorial, 159 Genealogy of the Gushing Fam- American Historical Magazine, ily, 241 160 Genealogy of the Lineal Descend- Andrew Ward Assoc, First Re- ants of John Steevens of Guilford, union, 77 Ct., 321 Annals of Sinnott and Allied Fam- Genealogy of the Southworths, 239 ilies, 156 Genung-Ganong-Ganung Gene- Balch Family, Chart, 73; First alogy, 319 Reunion, 74 Gov. William Bradford's Letter Beebe Monograph, 76 Book, 156 Bentley Gleanings, 239 Groton, Mass., 250th Anniversary, Boston, Early History of. Vol. of Historical Address, 322 Records relating to, 239 Half Century at the Bay, 1636- Brockett, John, Descendants of, 1686, 76 73 Handbook of Princeton, 75 Caldwell Family Tree, A Branch Henry, Simon, Descendants of, of, 240 158 Canadian Archives, Report on, Hinsdale Genealogy, 318 1904, 169 Historical and Genealogical Mis- Canadian Year Book for 1906,319 cellany, 77 Cemetery Inscriptions, Town of Historical Society of Newburgh, Spencer, N. Y., 319 Papers, No. XII, 322 — Index of Subjects. Book Notices {continued)— Book Notices {continued)— History of Arizona, 320 St. Stephens Parish, N. Y. City, History of Oneonta, N. Y., 319 History of, 239 History of Penet Square and Brief Schuremans of New Jersey, Sup- Sketch of Peter Penet, 319 plement to, 160 Holland Soc. Year Book, 157 Shermans of Yaxley, Eng., 77 Ipswich in Mass. Bay Colony, Pt. Soc. of Colonial Wars, State of 1,78 N. Y., 'J^ Irish-American Historical Mis- Somersetshire Parishes, Pt. VI, cellany, 320 159 Jackson, Dr. James, A Memoir of, Starkweather, Robert, Brief Gen- 242 ealogical History of, 74 Johnson, Capt. Edw. and some of Suffolk Manorial Families, 157, his Descendants, 160 321 Johnson, Rosalie Morris, Ancestry Tayer (Thayer) Family Entries in of, 74 Parish Register of Thornbury, Lea, John, Ancestors and Poster- Eng., 238 ity of, 158 Thornton, James, Family of, 156 Lexington, Mass. Epitaphs, 157 Thornton, Matthew of New Lewisiana or the Lewis Letter, 320 Hamp., 241 Lyon Memorial, 238 Tryphena Ely White's Journal, 75 McClurg Genealogy, 158 Twining Family, The, 159 Magazine of History, Notes and Ulster Co., N. Y., Probate Rec- Queries, 75, 157, 240, 322 ords, 240 Mass. Soc, Colonial Dames of Virginia County Records, Vol. Amen, Register, 158, 242 ni, 323 Memorial Biography of Very Rev. Vital Records of Halifax, Mass., Augustus Hoffman, D. D., 321 156 Men of Affairs in New York, 321 Vital Records of Rhode Island, Morse Genealogy, 158 1636-1850, 240 Mott, Adam, Descendants of, 240 Warren Genealogy, 73 Mumford Memoirs, 75 White Family Quarterly, 77 New Eng. Cox Families, No. 17, Wyoming Commemorative As- n soc, Proceedings, July 4, 1904, New Eng. Histor. & Geneal. Reg- 322 ister, Index of Persons, 322 Yarmouth, Mass., Gravestone New London Co. Histor. Sos., Records, 160 Records and Papers, Vol. Ill, Youngs Genealogy, 160 Pt. I, 320 Brown Query, 154 Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, 76 Cemetery Inscriptions, see Tombstone Otsego Co., Geographical and Inscriptions Historical, 321 Church Records, see Records Patentees of New Harlem, His- Clark, Charles Finney, Biographical tory of, 78 Sketch, I Patriotic Calender for Memorial Clark Query, 154 Continental Hall, 242 Colonial Muster Roll, 201 Perfecting or Valuation Lists of Contributors Kittery, Me., 76 Akerly, Lucy D., 55, 187 Pike Family, The, 161 Baldwin, Evelyn B., 174, 314 Post Family, The, 161 Beekman, Geo. C, 114 Princeton Histor. Assoc, Extra Brainard, H. W.. 57, 97, 203, 251 Publication, No. i, 322 Dwight, Rev. M. E., 245 Records of the Towns of No. and Fitch, Winchester, 35, 103 So. Hempstead, L. I., 321 Gray, Henry T., i Resseguie Family, 75 Griffen, Z. T., 54 Reynolds Ancestors and Descend- Horton, B. B., 117, 197, 267 ants, Partial Record of, 74 Jack, D. R., II, 131, 209, 303 Riker Family, 162 Jones, E. S., 117, 197, 267 Rise of the United Empire Loy- Mott, H. S., 81,224 alists, 241 Sanford, E. B., 308 St. Nicholas Soc. of N. Y., Gen- Sherman, Thos. T., 4, 146, 257 ealogical Record of, 160 Skillman, Wm. J., 22, 91, 167, 277 — — —— Index of Subjects. Contributors {continued)— Holden, Edwin Babcock, Obituary, Steele, F. M., 282 236 Thomas, Geo. W., 17, 110,229,309 Verplanck, Cath. A., 201 Illustrations Wilson, Jas. G., 165 DeGrove Chart, 224 Withington, Lothrop, 49, 184 Memorial Tablet of John Freling- Woodward, T. R., 136, 218 huysen Jackson, 83 Wright, Tobias A., 179, 271 Portrait of Charles F. Clark, i Wynkoop, Rich., 140, 213, 261 Portrait of E. T. Throop, 37 Correction, Andrews, 153 Portrait Russell Sage, 245 Covert Ancestry, 117, 197, 267 Portrait of Rev. John Freling- huysen Jackson, 81 Darling, Gen. Charles W,, Biograph- Portrait of Gen. Charles W. ical Sketch, 308 Darling, 308 DeGrove Posterity, 224 Portrait of Isaac Townsend Delano Reply, 73 Smith, 165 Dumont Family, Note, 154 Inscriptions, see Tombstone Inscrip- tions. Jackson, Rev. John Frelinghuysen, Editorial, 66, 149, 233, 316 Ancestors and Descendants of, England, New York Gleanings in, with some notes on the Beldens, 49. 184 Westb rooks and Goulds, 81 Fin or Finnic, John, Note, 317 Keteltas, Jan Evertse, Note, 236 First Stanford (Baptist) Church at King, Frederick La Rue, Obituary, 70 Bangall, Dutchess Co., New York, Early Marriage Records Lawrence Query, 154 and Abstracts of Tombstone Letter of Col. Peter Schuyler, 282 Inscriptions, 174, 314 Loyalists of the War of the Revolution, II, 131, 209,303 Garrison-Funk Query, 155 Long Island Mss and Notes ; Hallock Genealogies Bible Record, 55 Barnes Family of Easthampton, L. I., 140, 213, 261 McPike Family, Note, 237 Covert Ancestry, 117, 197, 267 Mandeville Query, 156 DeGrove Posterity, 224 Manour Lords of New York and the Hallock Bible Record, 55 Quebec Celebration, Note, 318 Henry Rowley and some of his Marriage Records, see Records. Descendants, 57, 97, 203, 251 Jackson, Rev.John Frelinghuysen, New Brunswick Loyalists of the War . Ancestors and Descendants, of the Revolution, 11, 131, 209, of, 81 303 Raynor of Southampton, L. I., New York Gleanmgs m England, 49, Additions to, 187 184 Richiart Pengruffwnd, 54 Notes Skillmans of America and their Dumont Family, 154 Kin, 22, 91, 167,277 Fin or Finie, John, 317 Throope Family and the Scrope Keteltas, Jan Evertse, 236 Tradition, 35, 103 McPike Family, 237 Van Dyck, John of New Utrecht, Manour Lords of New York and L. I., and some of his Descen- the Quebec Celebration, 318 dants, 114 Woodward, Major Benjamin and Obituaries some of his Descendants, 136,218 Andrews, Herbert Cornelius, 68 Andrews, Mrs. George Pierce, 69 Gleanings in England, 49, 184 Holden Edwin Babcock, 236 Gould Family Notes, see Jackson. King, Frederick La Rue, 70 Gravestone Records, see Tombstone Sage, Russell, 317 Inscriptions. Schieffelin, Eugene, 317 Smith, Isaac Townsend, 236 Hallock Bible Record, 55 Van Renselaer, Kiliaen, 70 Harcourt, Query, 155 Hoagland Query, 155 PengrufiEwnd, Richiart, 54 — — Index of Subjects. Pomeroy Query, 237 Rowley, Moses, Will of, 62 Port Richmond, Staten Island, N. Y., Russell-Barnard Query, 154 Records of Reformed Dutch Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y., Vital Church, Baptisms, 27, 122, 189, Records of, 4, 146, 251 284 Purleigh Church, Editorial, 149 Sage, Russell, Biographical Sketch of, 245; Obituary, 317 Quebec Celebration and the Manour Salem, Washington Co., N. Y., Old Lords of New York, 318 Graveyard Inscriptions,
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