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PUBLIC PAPERS OF
GEORGE CLINTON, FIRST GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK.
VOLUME IX.
Analytical Index A-F.
PREPARED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
STATE HISTORIAN.
ALBANY: PUBLISHED BY THE STATE OF NEW YORK, 1911.
Reported to the Legislature
January 12th, 1911
Albany The J. B. Lyon Company, State Printers 1911
CONTENTS Page
Preface. Letters from Clinton to Individuals. Letters from Clinton to Public Bodies. Letters to Clinton from Individuals and Public Bodies Miscellaneous Letters. Index.
v xi xxxv xli lxxxi 3
iii
8S309
PREFACE
W
HEN the last official historian of the State of New York shall have completed his labors, when all the official records shall have been transcribed
and
printed,
and
when
the
final
judgment
on
each
man’s work is rendered, one name must stand pre-eminent in the list of those who have contributed to their fellow men a full quantity of service, and so built for themselves more enduring memorials than those of marble or bronze. To the Hon. Hugh Hastings, State Historian from 1895 to 1907, must be given the credit for beginning a systematic publication of the rare manu¬ scripts,
documents
work of John R.
and
records
of
the
Brodhead and Dr.
state, E.
B.
supplementing
the
invaluable
O’Callaghan, of over half a
century before, and the later but not less important labors of Berthold Femow in the late seventies and early eighties.
Had it not been for the prescience,
ability and editorial skill of Mr. Hastings, his fidelity to his trust, and above all a most commendable desire to serve his commonwealth, no matter what the personal cost and sacrifice might be, this state would not be the possessor today of many volumes of printed records, whose originals for the most part, are now forever lost. That most regrettable and
unlooked for fire, which on March 29th of
the present year (191 I), almost destroyed the western wing of the Capitol, and consumed the State Library with its literary treasures of books and manu¬ scripts, among which were most of the documents published by Mr. Hastings and the earlier historians, was indeed, as proclaimed by the State’s Executive at the time — “A National Calamity.” While the loss of able
so many letters, scrips and records is of course irretriev¬
(although the salvage will be greater than at first supposed)
still the
work done by Mr. Hastings will provide for historians and scholars, for all time, an ample source from which to extract a satisfactory measure of facts and happenings of the periods his published volumes represent. From 1 899 to 1 905 the then State Historian and his staff were occupied, in connection with other duties, in preparing and publishing the eight volumes known as the Public Papers of Ceorge Clinton — First Governor of Nerv
York-
Preface
VI
During this period, a general index for this entire series was likewise being compiled, by the Historian and his official force, although its issuance at that time was unavoidably delayed. When the Hon. Victor H. Paltsits, in July, 1907, succeeded Mr. Hast¬ ings as State Historian, he decided it best, after due examination of the index material on hand, to change the form to that of an Analytical Index, rather than that of the general one, originally prepared. Paltsits states:
Regarding this change Mr.
“This index, then, is an index deduced virtually from the
text as printed, with such justification of matter as could be obtained through considerable research.
It differs also markedly in form from the manuscript
index that it replaces.
The general plan of the readjusted index is mine and
for that I assume responsibility.” The present State Historian, who assumed office on May 22nd,
1911,
finds the index nearly ready for publication from A to F, and is pleased to submit this important work of his predecessors to the historical public. He is also glad to be able to join
with the former incumbent of the office,
in hearty commendation and praise of the work done by Dr. Richard E. Day, Chief Clerk of the Historian’s office, on this index.
It represents over three
years of the hardest and most exacting toil on Dr. Day’s part, in spite of the knowledge that the reward, in the published book, must be entirely inadequate to the labor performed. The preparation of a really good index, of any sort, concededly requires a devotion to minutiae,
a knowledge of the subject matter, a faithfulness to
the work in hand, and a surpassing patience such as few may hope to possess. For this reason our unstinted praise and unqualified approval should be, and gladly is, extended to all who have
labored so hard and earnestly to make
this particular index a success. 1 he completion of this Analytical Index to its present stopping point, in¬ volved even more labor than was
originally contemplated.
Cross indexes have been freely used.
Through the diligent researches of
Dr. Day, given names, missing in the original letters, have been sought out and inserted in the index, making a most
valuable addition to the primal form.
Personal and place names have been standardized and lack of uniformity corrected.
Old and now disused geographical names of counties, towns and
other civil divisions have also been determined,
and the original sites and
bounds located. According to the office memoranda, included in this volume will be found:
Preface
vii
Two lists of letters written by Clinton to individuals and to public bodies; a joint list of letters written to Clinton by individuals and public bodies, and a list of miscellaneous letters.” As soon as possible,
These lists are followed by the index proper.
consistent with the other demands upon the office
force the index will be completed through the balance of the alphabet. Every effort has been made by the editors to supply missing dates, and to insert
such
corrections
as
seemed
necessary
for
the
proper
interpretation
of the index material. Doubtless errors will be found by critical seekers.
Nothing has yet reached
perfection in this finite world, especially in published form.
But if this index
shall serve a modicum of its intended purpose, if to the searchers after historical truth and exactness of facts, it shall be of even a little help, I am certain its compilers will feel they have not labored for naught, nor spent their time and strength in vain. JAMES AUSTIN HOLDEN, State Historian. Albany, June 1 2,
1911.
LISTS OF LETTERS
LETTERS
FROM TO
GEORGE
CLINTON
INDIVIDUALS.
IX
LETTERS
FROM
GEORGE
ADAM, John.
CLINTON
(per Robert Ben¬
son), 111:463.
1781, November 9, VII:459. BARCLAY,
ADAMS, John, of Massachusetts.
18,
1776, December 17, 1:471; De¬ cember 28, 504. 1:546;
(per
387; Sep¬
1781, October 26, VII :441. BARD, John.
secretary),
1777, November 18, 11:523. BEARDSLY
tember 29, 352.
(BEASLY),
Nehe-
miah.
1781, December 3, VI1:538.
1 779, June 7, V:5 1.
ARNOLD, Benedict. August
111:82; April
189; June 2,
tember 20, IV :60.
July
282; September 29, 350; Sep¬
1 780,
of
BARCLAY, Thomas.
13,
2, 11:64; August 5, 180; Sep¬ 10
Mayor
1778, March 25,
ALLISON, William.
January
John,
Albany.
1777, September 23, 11:342.
tember
INDIVIDUALS.
BARBER, Patrick.
1778, June 17
1777,
TO
BEATTY, John.
[September]
9,
1779, July
VI: I 88.
27,
13,
V:130; August
212; September
1,
222;
September 8, 268. BAILEY, John.
BEECKMAN, John M.
1777, November 7, 11:491; No¬ vember 9, 511.
1778, July 21,
111:572.
BELDING, Simeon. BANCKER, Abraham B. 1779, November 27, V:374. 1 777, October 10, 11:408. BELLINGER, John, and others.
BANCKER, Flores.
1779, April 26,
1778, September 8, IV: 1 1. BANCKER, NEW
Gerard. YORK,
See State
also
BELLINGER, Peter. 1778, September 26, IV:87.
Treas¬
1780, October 23, VI :329.
urer. 1780, July 9, V:951 ; September 13,
IV:760.
VI: 140;
November
BENEDICT, Joseph. 1780, August
6,
BENETT, Isaiah.
392.
1780, July 30, VI:47.
1781, May 18, VI :826.
BENSON, Egbert.
BANISTER, John. 1778, August 29,
1, VI:71.
1778, August
111:704. XI
18, 111:660.
State of New York
xii
BUDD, Gilbert.
BENSON, Egbert — continued. 1779, June 7, V:52.
1778, December 16 (per Robert
1780, July 25, VI:56.
Benson), IV:391.
BEVIER, Johannis, Jr., and others. 1780, March 26, V :562.
BURROUGHS, Jeremiah. 1780, July 30, VI :47.
BICKER, Victor, Jr. 1780, November
21
(per
Rob¬
ert Benson), VI :426.
tember 6,
26,
V:544;
Au¬
gust 18, VI: 1 2 1.
389;
1777, October 5, 11:373. 15,
14,
VI:501.
Governor
8,
140; No¬
1, III :250; June 2,
July 636;
11,
538;
August
August
19,
666;
August 22, 681 ; September 6, of
Rhode Island.
741,
September
September
1778, November 19, IV:269. BOYD, Robert.
21,
29,
21,
IV:65;
114;
October
181; November 22, 305;
December 26, 427.
1777, February 25, 1:630.
1 779, May 5, IV :799; May 16,
BOYD, Robert, Jr.
824.
1778, December 29, IV:434. BRASHER, Abraham. 1781, March
September
CANTINE, John. 1 778, May
BLEECKER, John N.
Jabez,
739;
vember 3, 232.
BLAINE, Ephraim.
1780, December
111:605; Sep¬
IV:12; October 5,
1780, July 4, V :91 7.
BOWEN,
BUTLER, William. 1778, August 4,
BLACK, James.
1780, March
1779, June 13, V:79.
4, 577; April
1, VI:668.
CANTINE,
BREWSTER, Henry, and others.
1778,
V :565 ; April 1 7, 637.
Matthew.
September
19,
IV:53.
CASE, Stephen.
1778, October 8, IV: 1 47.
1777, September
BRINCKERHOFF, Abraham. 1778, March 21
1780, March 26,
(per secretary),
10
(p er secre¬
tary), II: 280. 1 780, July 8, V :936.
111:71.
C AUKEN DOLL,
BRINCKERHOFF, Dirck.
Solomon,
and
others. 1777,
August
5,
11:180;
Sep¬ 1780, April 4, V :5 77.
tember 29, 348. BRODHEAD, Charles W. 1778, September 19, IV:53.
CHITTENDEN,
Thomas,
Gover¬
nor of Vermont. [1780, October—], 11:633.
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
CLARK, Ebenezer. 1778,
May
COLONELS, To his.
27,
111:361;
De¬
cember 14, IV :373.
September
Pawling),
18,
VI:237.
CLINTON, 1777,
4,
29,
361 ;
11:352; November
May
cember
10,
3,
111:291;
IV :345 ;
De¬
Decem¬
CONWAY, Thomas. February
March 133;
30,
17,
111:99;
April
18,
11:774; April
187;
6,
April
28, 228; April 29, 230.
ber 23, 416. 1779,
17, 1:669.
1780, August 2, V!:74.
1778,
26, 550. 1778,
1779, March 4, IV:595; March
1777, March
James.
October
1:501.
CONNOLLY, Michael.
13, IV:825.
September
(per Albert
4, 613.
CLINTON, Sir Henry. 1779, May
1776, December 28
COLT, Peter.
CLARK. SAMUEL. 1780,
XUl
[January
—],
IV:420;
COOKE,
Nicholas,
Governor
of
Rhode Island. February 15, 568; March 20, [1778, February 652; April 11, 711; April 17, 735; April 21,
743; May 2,
791 ; May 16, 829; May 26, 852; August 5, V:180. 1780,
April
23,
12,
699;
July
28,
3,908;
VI:60; August
August 30,
V :61 1 ;
22,
130;
19,
July 126;
September
November 20, 422; December 12, 491. May
19,
VI :886;
27,
905;
June
June
20,
22;
15, June
May
VII :2I; 26,
50;
July 4, 59; July 16, 84; Au¬ 173; August 14,
CLYDE, Samuel, 1780, August COCHRAN,
and others. 11, VI:99.
Robert.
1779, May 29, IV:859.
Gilbert.
1776, August 2, 1:289; August 9, 302; August
18, 311.
VI :72. COPP, John. 1778, September 11, IV :26. CORTLANDT, Philip. 1778, March 4, 11:845; October 27, 293;
1781,
16], 11:759.
(Cuyper),
1780, May 7, V:679; August 1, May
185; September 14, 224;
gust 7,
COOPER
197.
IV: 2 1 0;
November
December 22,
1779, April 29,
18,
371.
IV:773; April
30, 778; May 5, 779. 1780, July 19, VI:22;
[October
—?], 251. CRANE, Thaddeus. 1779, June
13, V:79.
1780, August
1, V1:71.
1781, November 24 (per Robert Benson), VII :5 1 5.
State of New York
XIV
DORLON (DURELAND), John.
CROOKE, Mrs. Margaret. 1779, September 24,
V:281.
November 21,
11:536.
1 780, December 20 (per Robert
DOUW, Volckert P.
DRAKE, Joseph. 1776, A.ugust 29,
VI:506.
DRAKE,
CUYLER, Jacob. April
30,
111:238;
De¬
cember 30, IV:408. 1779, February 11, IV:560.
1:328.
Samuel.
1778, September 30, IV: 125. 1779, June
13, V:79.
1780, April 20, V:639; August 1,
VI:71 ; December 2, 455;
December 7, 479.
DANA, F. M. [1778, March 5?], 11:823. DEAN, Jonathan, and others.
DUANE. James. 1776,
1778,
DELIVAN, Nathaniel. 19, VII :30.
14,
February
March
4,
111:620;
DENNING, William. 1779, November 29, V:377.
46; 1779,
DENNIS, Jonathan. 1778, March 24,
December
1:466.
1777, September 23,
1780, July 7, V :931.
1781, June
1:621.
1778, November 8, IV:256.
1779, May 1, IV:788.
1778,
1:280.
1780, August 22, VI:129.
CURTEN1US, Peter T.
Benson),
1,
DOUGHTY, John.
1779, December 14, V:419.
1777,
1776, August
1777, February 23,
CRUGER, John.
111:76.
DE RONDE, Rev. Samuel. [ 1 787, September —], VII :249.
11:344.
22,
836;
11:791;
August
September
December
1 7,
February
2,
10,
18,
IV:
392. 540;
May
15, 820; June 23, V:99. 1780, October 29,
VI :345.
[1781, April —], VI :802; May 26, VII :204.
DE WITT, Charles. DUBOIS, Cornelius. 1776, January 9, 1:21 7. [1781, April—], VI :802; May DE WITT, Jacob Rutsen. 1776, December 1777, March 4, DEY
10,
1:461.
1:646.
(DAY), Theunis.
I 776, December 26, DODGE,
16, 784.
II,
DUBOIS, Lewis. 1777, November 15, 11:519. DUER, William.
1:498.
Henry.
1781, April
16, 858.
1776, November
14,
1:423.
1778, September 9, IV: 1 4. VI: 761 ; April
DU SIMITIERE,
Pierre Eugene.
1779, March 27, IV:673.
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
DU SIMITIERE, Pierre Eugene — continued. 1781, April 3, VI:735; Septem¬ ber 29, 871. ELMENDORPH, Coenraedt J. 1779, May 28, IV:853; May 31. 867. ERSKINE, Robert. 1 777, March 15, 1:661. FELL, Peter, R. 1777, February 4, 1:553; No¬ vember 16, 11:523. FELLOWS, John. 1780, August 5, VI:83. FIELD, John. 1777, August 5, 11:180; Sep¬ tember 29, 348. 1780, July 8, V :938. FISH, John. 1781, May 18, VI:863. FISHER, Frederick. 1780, March 9, V :524; March 10, FITCH. 1781, FITCH, 1778, FLINT, 1778, 1779,
524. John. June 26, VI 1:49. Pelatiah. July 7, 111:528. Royal. September 26, IV:91. September 6, V:266.
FLOYD, William. 1779, February 2, IV:537. 1 780, January 6, V :443. 1781, December 3, VII :535 ; December 24, 621. FOLSOM (FULSOM), Nathaniel. [1778, March 5?]. 11:823.
xv
FONDA, Isaac D. 1778, July 21, 111:572. FONDA, Jelles. 1779, April 26, IV:759. FONDA, John. 1779, May 12, IV:809. FOSTER, Nathaniel. 1781, October 10 (per Robert Benson), VIL386. FRASER, Hugh. 1779, December 6 (per Robert Benson), V :403. FRAZER, William, and others. 1778, March 17, 111:49. FREAR, John. 1777, September 29, 11:348. FREY, John. 1779, May 12, IV:809. GANSEVOORT, Peter. 1778, April 30, 111:235; May 17, 315; May 17 (per Robert Benson), 316. 1780, July 19, VI :22. 1781, April 19, VI :766; Au¬ gust 9, VII:183; August 14, 195; October 13, 398; Octo¬ ber 18, 414; December 3, 537; December 11, 576. GASHERIE, Joseph. 1 780, December 23 (per Robert Benson), VI :5 1 9. GATES, Horatio. 1777, September 15, 11:322; September 18, 333; October 16, 444; October 26, 481; November 13, 517; Decem¬ ber 17, 586;-, 641.
State of New York
XVI
GROS
GATES, Horatio — continued. 1778,
February
5,
11:711;
(GROSS),
Rev.
March 4, 841; April 8, III:
1777, September
151 ; May 4, 270; May 25,
1778, September 4,
355; May 26, 359; May 29,
1781,
374; June
3,
398;
June
402; June 8, 428; June
5, 10,
444; July 10, 535.
Johannis
Daniel.
July
17, 11:328.
18,
111:732.
VII :93;
No¬
vember 19, 508. GROVER, John. 1780, July 30, VI :47.
GIBSON, John. 1778, August 14, 111:638. GILLET, Abner.
1778, April
13, 111:165; May
September
14,
Vll:329.
1781, August 9, VII: 1 81.
HAMILTON,
1779, April 23, IV:749. GRAHAM, Morris.
11:610.
1778, March 5, 11:865. HAMMOND, James.
1777, April 3, 1:695; May 24, 838; August 1, 11:149. 1778, April 30, 111:236. GRAY, Samuel.
1 779, June 1 3, V:79. 1780, August I, VI:71. HAND, Edward. 1778, November 17, IV:288.
16,
11:762;
March 11, 111:22. GRAYSON, William. 1781, July 5, VII:61. (CREEGHTON),
HANSON, John. 1781, November 24, VII:520. HARDENBERGH, Johannes, Jr. 1778, April
13,
111:162.
HARING, John.
John. 1776, January 24, 1:218.
1776, August 30, 1:329. 1777, January
GREENE, Nathanael. 1779, June 29, V:103.
ary
1780, October 14, VI:295.
11:552.
GREENE,
Alexander.
1777, December 23,
GRAHAM, Daniel.
February
HALLETT, Jonah. '1779, July 8, V: 127.
GODWIN, Henry.
GREATON
HALE, Aaron. 1781, July 26, V11:1 18.
2, 253.
1778,
Gov¬
1781, March 27, VI:723.
Henry.
1781,
Frederick,
ernor of Canada.
1777, May 29, 1:849. GLEN,
HALDiMAND,
William,
Governor of
Rhode Island. 1779, February 4, IV:545.
1780,
18,
7,
555; November 28,
December
December
1:539; Janu¬
23
Benson), 519.
18, (per
VI:505; Robert
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
HARPER, John.
HAY, Udny.
1780. March 9, V :524; March 10, 524.
1779, April 17, IV:733.
11:679;
714;
May
28,
Benson), 463; June 23, 486. 1 779,
HARVIE, John.
January
tary),
[1778, March 5?], 11:823. HASBROUCK, Jonathan. 14,
17,
5,
111:370; June 17 (per Robert
1778, December 23, IV:415.
July
1778, January February
HARPER, William.
1776,
xvn
23
(per
secre¬
IV :5 I 6; February
10,
588; May 26, 849; May 31, 868; May 31, 869; May 31,
1:249; August
4, 291.
870; June
29,
V:104;
July
8, 121 ; July 15, 146.
1777, January 16, 1:557; April
1780,
January
24,
V:460;
25, 733; July 2, 11:64; Au¬
March 5, 521 ; May 20, 694;
gust 1,
June I 7, 840; June 29, 892;
154; August 5, 180;
July 7, 928; July 31, VI :68.
September 29, 350.
1781, August I, VII: 154; Au¬
HATFIELD, Moses. 1778, July 6,
111:523; August
4, 607; September 1, 672. 1779, September 2, V:260. HATHORN
(HEATHORN),
November 2, 476. HAZARD, Ebenezer. 1776, May 28. 1:233. HAZEN, Moses.
John. 1776,
gust I, 155; August 25, 248;
December
23,
1:489;
1778, February 17, 11:775. HEATH, William.
December 28, 504. 1777, April 26, 1:737; July 2, 11:64; August 5, 180. 1778, November 14, IV:272. 1 780, March 26, V :565 ; April 4,
1776,
January
1:216;
Sep¬
tember 10, 343; December 5, 446; December 1777, January 2,
16, 467. 1:522; Janu¬
ary 6, 533; September 27, II:
577.
346.
HAY, Ann Hawkes. 1776, July
17,
1:259; Decem¬
1779,
November
ber 4 (and others), 444; De¬
December 2,
cember 20, 476.
4,
1 778, April 6. 111:141 ; May 4, October
November
26,
ber 28, 315.
2
398;
December
1777, March 24, 1:679.
269;
I,
13,
IV: 159;
314;
Novem¬
29,
392;
V:378; December
December 23,
429;
4,
401 ;
Decem¬
ber 30, 435. 1780, February 2, V:472; Feb¬ ruary
3,
VI:349;
474;
October
November
3,
30, 373;
xviii
State of New York
HEATH,
William —I 780— con¬
1777, June
tinued. November 8,
396; November
24, 439; December 12, 490. 1781, April
10,
VI:75 7; Sep¬
tember 1, VII :2 70; September 1,
284;
HODGE, John.
September
September 9,
2,
288;
315; September
1781,
10,
1777,
January 4,
7,
1:538;
416; October 28,
1780, July 13, VI :8.
tober 30, 453; November 6,
HORTON, -, Esquire.
485; November 8, 491 ; No¬
1781, June 25, VI1:47.
vember 10, 495; November 15,
HOWE, Robert.
503; November 21, 511; No¬
1779, August
vember 27, 526; December 4, 540; December 8, 566; De¬
3,
HOPKINS, Roswell. 1778, June 9, 111:442.
Oc¬
Feb¬
579; September
October 1 3, 396; October 1 8, 451;
VII:496.
1776, August 6, 1:295.
11:272.
389;
11,
HOORNBEEK, Jacob.
October 8, 385; October 1 1, Benson),
July
Israel.
November
22, 347; September 25, 357; Robert
11:8;
104. HONEYWELL,
ruary
(per
6,
19, V:195; No¬
vember 9, 351. 1780, March 24, V:553; April
cember 12, 577; December 21,
3, 582; April 21, 648; April
620.
28, 660; April 30, 660; May
HENRY, John.
1, 664; June 14, 820;
1778, February 6, 11:719; Feb¬ ruary
17,
765; February 24,
799; March 9, 111:14; April 30 (per Robert Benson), 238; June
10,
679;
November
444;
August
21,
[December]
22, IV:372. 1779, February 14, IV:559. HENRY, Robert. 1 778, July 19, 111:561. HERKIMER, Nicholas. 1777, August 2, 11:164. HOBART, John SIoss. 1779, July 24, V: 158. 1780, November 13, VI:410. 1781, February 24, VI:655.
[June
—], 828; June 17, 840; June 20, 858. HUGHES, Hugh. 1777, May 19, 1:828; Septem¬ ber 9, 11:295; December 16, 580. 1778,
January
7,
11:651;
March 17, 111:48; March 17, 53. 1779, September 1, V:255. HUMFREY, William. 1777, September 29, 11:348. HUNT, Jesse. 1778, May 23, 111:346. HUNTINGTON, Samuel. 1779, November
1, V:343.
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
HUNTINGTON,
Samuel — con¬
tinued. 1780,
KEESE,
xix
John.
1780, December 22, VI :5 1 2.
July
ber 6,
8,
V:938;
Novem¬
VI:390.
1781, April
10, VI:759.
KELLOGG, Moses, Jr., and others. I 780, July 7, V :931.
JANSEN, -, captain. [1777, October —?] JANSEN
KER, Rev. Nathan.
11:374.
(JOHNSON),
1 779, July 30, V: 164.
Johan-
nis, Jr. 1780, ber
1777, October
July
8,
V:949;
18,
VI :236;
Septem¬
November
KLOCK, Jacob. 1778, May 30 (per Robert Ben¬
September
JANSEN, Thomas, Jr. 1776, August 3, 1:281; August
14,
JAY, John.
1778,
November
17,
1779,
February
2,
9,
624; March
March
554;
May
IV:289. IV:539; March
15,
May
23,
March
23,
214;
102;
Au¬
September
251 ; September 3,
1,
261 ; Oc¬
tober 5, 309. 1781, April 6,
VI :746.
JOHNSON, Paul. 1 781, May 5, VI :846.
1781, March 26, VI :71 3.
October
March 37;
8,
III:3;
March
19,
11,
11:567.
Mrs. Margaret.
[1780, December —], VI:488.
March
18,
54;
March
26,
11:483.
53; 25,
83.
1777,
October
1779,
August 26,
V:213.
1780,
August
VI: 128.
22,
LANDON, Jonathan. August
23,
111:686.
LANSING, Jacob I. 1781, September 9
Robert. 7,
637;
LAMB, John.
1778,
JOHNSTON, James.
December
705;
17,
LAFAYETTE, Marquis de.
13,
93; June
April
8,
17, 641; March
1778,
JONES,
IV :613;
VI :287; October 23, 329.
30, 676; May 18, 835; May
1777,
3,
590;
29, 858; June 7, V:54; June
JOHNSTON,
Octo¬
1780, March 26, V:559; April
1781, July 28, VII :1 16.
26,
IV:85;
4, 797; October 4, V:305.
JAY, Fred.
gust
25,
ber 12, 153. 1779,
301.
February
19, 11:463.
son), 111:378; June 11, 405;
23, 438.
9,
KIERS, E. W.
(per Robert
Benson), VI1:314. LANSING, John, Jr. 1779, January
7,
IV:422.
State of New York
XX
LASHER, John.
L’HOMMEDIEU,
1778, February 6, 11:719; April 5,
111:127;
Robert
July
Benson),
7
(per
530;
Sep¬
October
Benson),
11
(per
Robert
V:319.
September
23,
11:342;
April
7,
111:144;
May 13, 301 ; May 29, 375; July
8,
717;
December
533;
LAWRENCE, 1778,
April
September 17,
1,
1V:393.
111:165;
May
LAWRENCE, Jonathan, Jr. February
5,
VI:634;
10,
11:471.
14,
753.
LIONS, Peter. November
30
(per
Rob¬
ert Benson), IV:31 8. LIVINGSTON,
Henry.
1781, August 6, VII :56. LIVINGSTON,
Henry B.
1776, October 5, 1:370.
1780, September 11, V 1:211. Peter
1777, August
31,
R. 11:267.
1778, November I 1
(p er Stephen
IV:264.
LIVINGSTON, Philip.
LEE, Francis Lightfoot. 11:667.
1778,
February
March
LEE, Richard Henry. 1777, September 23,
11:342.
11,
25,
11:807;
111:23.
LIVINGSTON, Robert R. [1777, April —], 1:710.
LEEK, Philrp. 1778, May 23, 111:346.
1778,
July
22.
tember 23,
LEWIS, Francis. 1 778, April 8, 1779,
October 22,
Lush),
April 17, 770.
1778, January
Au¬
VII: 1 5 1.
LIVINGSTON,
4, 264.
1781,
VI:758;
LIVINGSTON, James.
Jonathan. 13,
1777,
1778,
1778, January 10, 11:670; March 868;
26,
ruary
December 30, 614.
5,
gust
16,
1778, February 4, 11:710; Feb¬
LAURENS, Henry. 1777,
1781, April
LINCOLN, Benjamin.
tember 22, IV:71. 1779,
Ezra — con¬
tinued.
III :I 48.
February
I,
IV:532;
March 22, 658.
111:580;
Sep¬
IV :76; November
6, 250. 1780, January 7, V:445. 1781,
November
11,
VII:487;
November 24, 5 1 4. LEWIS, Morgan. 1778, 30
March (per
LIVINGSTON, Walter. 15,
111:41 ; April
Robert
Benson),
234; November 1, IV:219. I 780, July 6, V :91 1. L’HOMMEDIEU,
VI :5 12.
IV:691.
LIVINGSTON,
William,
ernor of New Jersey. 1777, January
Ezra.
1780, December 22,
1779, April 6,
13, 1:545.
1778, April 29, 1779, October 4,
111:94. V:306.
Gov¬
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
LIVINGSTON,
William — con¬
tinued. 26,
December 7,
VII :246;
562.
1781, April 3, LIVINGSTON,
1 779,
VI :683. Mrs.
S.
11:548.
LOGAN, Samuel.
2, 290. May
2,
VI:826;
July
Samuel.
[July —], VII :1 02.
August 5,
15,
168;
May
10,
15,
111:130; 7,
April
147; April
April
18,
186;
1,
180;
11:153;
Au¬
September
29,
June
5
(per
[May —], VI :819; Sep¬
1780, November 20, VI:424.
546;
February 9, 16,
6,
11,
IV:709; April
March
1780, November 9. VI:395.
Feb¬ 18,
27,
671 ;
692; April 9,
April
707; April
1, V:6; June 5, 34; [June 8,] June
1781, April
tember 29, 350. VII :50.
June
21,
3,
Sep¬
13,
VI :273. VI:741 ;
Au¬
VII :239.
McEWEN, John. 18
(per
VII :96.
McFARLAND, Andrew.
McCLAGHRY, James. 11:180;
76;
6,
1781, July
VII :96.
5,
10,
80.
Benson),
1781, June 27,
548; March
19, 837; May 20, 839; May
gust
731.
August
579;
1780, October
IV:57.
18,
IV :483;
February 3, 541; February 4,
61;
1 778, September 20 (per Robert
1781, July
14,
31, 866; May 31, 871; June
LUSH, Stephen.
1779, April
4,
352;
26, 667; May 28, 854; May
VII:342.
LUDLOW, Gabriel W.
Benson),
5,
29, 775; May 16, 831 ; May
V :32.
tember 21,
December
15, 382; December
January
644; William
292;
December
387; December 23, 409.
ruary
Duer),
1777,
5,
139; April
1779,
1778, May 1, 111:249.
17,
April
December
348.
1781,
1778,
IV:347 ;
LUDINTON, Henry.
1 779,
(per Robert
April 29, 232; April 30, 235;
31, VI1:152.
gust
December 6
McDOUGALL, Alexander.
6,
1776, August 2, 1:288; August
1777,
(per Maj. Wool-
VI :50.
Benson), V:403.
William
1777, November 24,
1781,
sey),
MacDONELL, Allan.
LIVINGSTON, William S.
LOUDON,
McCREA, John. 1 780, July 22
1781, August
1781,
xxi
1778, April MACHIN,
13.
111:165.
Thomas.
1776, August
10,
1:308.
Robert
State of New York
xxn
MACHIN, Thomas — continued. 1780, December 1782, January
MATIGNY, Charles de.
12, VI:489.
1779, January
13, VII:587.
MIFFLIN,
VII:71 ; August
25, 251.
24,
391;
November ber
October 26,
31,
431 ;
399;
Decem¬
10, 458.
26,
MILLER,
111:346.
Samuel.
1778, June 24, 111:488. MINOTT, Samuel. 1 779, May 14, IV:814; June 7, V :53.
McKINSTRY, John. April
Benjamin.
1778, May 23. 1:239; October
1777, February 9, 1:584.
1781,
Thomas.
[1775, ’-, —], 1:212. MILLER,
McKesson, John. 1776, June 25,
(per Stephen
Lush), IV:496.
McKEAN, Thomas. 1781, July 23,
19
15,
1780, June 16, V :834. VI :774;
VII: 103;
July
September
9,
298; December 5, 550.
MITCHELL, Hugh. 1781, September 5, VII:296. MOFFAT, Thomas.
MALCOM, William. 1776, July
16, 1:250; July 20.
1777, October 25, 11:480; De¬ 262.
cember 27, 607. 1778, June 9, 18, 42;
656; September October
vember 28,
111:442; August
28,
316;
December
24,
IV:
195;
315;
No¬
November
December 4,
17,
349;
1,
326;
December
June
5,
V :32;
June
7,
February
MARSHALL,
3,
VI:633.
[May —?], 1:739.
MOODIE, Andrew. 1780,
November
December
6,
15
V1:391 ;
(per
Robert
Benson), 500.
1 779,
December
3
(per Robert
VII:265.
1,
11:268.
1778, April 16, 111:173.
1778, October 21, IV: 1 81 ; No¬
[Jeremiah
President]. 1778, March 6, 11:872.
MORRIS, Gouverneur. 1 778,February 2, II :703 ; [March
MASSACHUSETTS BAY, Gov¬ of
1:304.
vember 18, 297.
MASON, Rev. John. 1777, September
MORRIS, Lewis. 1776, August 9,
Elihu.
[1781, August—].
ernor
Richard.
Benson), V:389.
50. 1781,
1779,
Mrs.
MOORE, Charles.
5. 353. 1779,
MONTGOMERY,
Powell,
5?], 823; March 4, 836; May 14,
111:308;
June
29,
500;
July 7, 530; November 8, IV: 255; December 18, 402.
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
MORRIS,
Gouverneur—continued.
1779, February 2, IV:535; Feb¬
xxiii
ORD, John. 1777, September 23,
11:342.
ruary 9, 556; March 22, 606; June 23, V:1 01.
PAINE, Brinton.
MORRIS, Richard.
1778, October 24
1777, September 18, 11:332. 1779, December 2, V:396.
1781, April 27, VI:777 ; April
MORRIS, Robert. 1781,
July
23,
VII: 104;
No¬
vember 24, 523.
27,
799;
July
July
26,
126;
MULLER, Christopher. son), VII :83.
1778, April 13, IIL165. 1778, February 6, 11:717; Feb¬ ruary
16,
764; NEWKERK, Jacob. September
18,
12,
50; March 26, 85; June 23, 1780, March 2, V:519; August
VI:222;
[September]
5, VI: 189.
PATERSON, Eleazer.
September 26, 253.
1780, June 16, V:836; Septem¬
NICOLL, Isaac.
ber
1776, August 9, 1:301. ’778, July 6, 111:523; [Novem¬
16,
VI:230; October 3,
274. PAULDING, Jonathan Horton.
ber -—], IV :278. 1779, January 19, 11:684; Jan¬ IV:498; April
15,
1781, March 13, VI:685. PAULDING, William. 1776, December 4, 1:445.
719; April 29, 780. 1781, March 19, VI :648; May
PAWLING, Albert. 1776, December 3, 1:521.
5, VI:835.
1 778, May 9, III :285 ; May 31,
NICOL L, John. August
Benson),
17,
818;
484; December 25, IV: 1 99.
NEW YORK, State Treasurer.
1 778,
27,
26; March 12, 28; March 17, VI:23 7;
November 23, 438. September
756; February
February
March 11, 111:22; March 11,
1778, July 12, IIL545.
19,
14,
PARSONS, Samuel H.
1781, July 18 (per Robert Ben¬
uary
VII :62;
PALMER, Thomas.
1781, December 18, VII:597.
1780,
6,
August
179.
MOYLAN, John.
1780,
(per Robert
Benson), 1V : 1 94.
26
(per
111:693;
Robert
December
29, IV:407. NORTON, Nathaniel. 1780, August 18, VI: 122.
IV :865 ; July 22, V: 1 50; July 24, 161 ; August 5, 181 ; Sep¬ tember 29, 291. 1780, August gust
10,
10,
94;
VI:93; Au¬
September
12,
State of New York
XXIV
PAWLING,
Albert —
1 780 —
Israel — 1 7 7 7 — con¬
tinued.
continued. 225; September 21, 248; No¬
16,
24,
132; July 26,
139; Au¬
gust 5, 183; August 14, 224;
vember 5, 381. 1781, April
PUTNAM,
VI :784; April
September
9,
295; September
15, 323; September 23
28, 810.
[28],
347; September 29, 351 ; Oc¬
PAWLING, Levi. 1776, December 27, 1:502.
tober
1777, February 10, 1:586; Feb¬
465; November 24, 547; De¬
ruary 24, 623; March 7, 65 1 ;
cember 12, 569; December 18,
March
586.
24,
680;
April
27,
18,
461;
October
20,
1778, January 7, 11:653; Febru¬
744. 1778, July 11, 151:538; Septem¬
ary
5,
717;
October
8,
IV:
149; December 25, 424.
ber 6, 738. 1779, May 26, 1V:850; March
1779, January 19, IV:499.
20, IV:653; July 16, V:146. QUACKENBUSH, Nicholas.
PELL, Philip, Jr.
1780, November 9, VI:401.
1779, November —, V:385. 1780, August 25, VI: 134. PETERS, Richard. 1777,
December
REED, James. 31,
11:553;
December 31, 617.
November
1778, September 30, IV: 1 22.
1778,
PLATT, Zephaniah.
Hatfield),
5
846;
IV :284.
[March
5?],
11:823;
August 29, III:704.
1, VI: 71.
REGNIER DE ROUSSI, Pierre.
POWELL, Jeremiah.
1778, September 7, IV:4.
1778, August 6, 111:612.
1779, February
14, V: 143.
14, IV:530.
REMSEN, Henry.
PURDY, Ebenezer.
1779, August 27, V:216.
1 779, April 5, IV:690.
1780,
PUTNAM, Israel.
33; June
11:796; March
REED, Joseph.
1778, August 11, 111:621.
1777, June 12, 11:28; June
1 7,
23, 799;
1779, March 23, IV :662.
PICKERING. Timothy.
1 779, July
24,
(per Richard
Moses.
1780, August
February
February
1778, September 1, 111:716. PHILLIPS,
1778,
March 29, V:509.
ROBERDEAU, Daniel. 15,
19, 44; July 3, 73;
July 9, 92; July 14, 110; July
1781, July 3, VII :24. ROBINSON, Beverly. 1779, September 24, V :280.
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
ROOSEVELT, Isaac. 1781,
November
SCHUYLER,
29,
VII:528;
Philip — continued.
1779, February 2, IV:537; April 24,
December 5, 550.
XXV
751 ; May
16, 828; Au¬
gust 27, V:218; September 9,
ROSEBOOM, Myndert.
269; September 16, 276; Oc¬
1778, September 8, IV: 1 1.
tober 29, 334.
ROSEKRANS, James.
1780, May 25, V:754; October
1779, June 12, V :77.
3, VI :2 75; October 18, 304;
RUMSEY, Mrs. Anne.
October
1781, October 14, VII: 1 58.
2,
RUSSELL, Ebenezer. 1778, August 24, 111:689. 1780, October 26, VI:339.
26,
325;
November
368.
1781,
April
16,
VI:770;
13,
859;
August
14,
May VII:
193; September 14, 318; Oc¬ RUTGERS, Anthony. tober 13, 398. 1777, November 9, 11:510. SCOTT, John Mprin. RYSDYK, Rev. Isaak.
1778, April
1779, April 21, IV:74L
16,
111:174;
May
23, 349. 1780, October 9, Vl:284.
SACKETT, Joseph.
1781, May 3, VI :829; December
1781, October 31, VII :382.
3, VII :539.
SACKETT, Nathaniel.
SEARS, SMITH & CO.
1 781, July 1, VII :55.
1781, October 28, VII :401.
SACKETT, Richard. 1781, May
SHAW, George.
18, VI :873.
1776, August 6, 1:296; August
ST. CLAIR, Arthur. 1777,
7, 297.
March 22, 1:673.
SILLIMAN, G. Selleck.
SALISBURY, Silvester. 1776, August 9,
1780, June 24, V:860.
1:306.
SKINNER, Abraham.
1778, November 18, IV:299. SCHENK, Henry. [1777, July 24,]
SMITH, Israel. 11:129.
1778, June 3, 111:396.
SCHUYLER, Philip.
SMITH, James. 1778, November 28, IV:31 3.
1776, December 9, 1:453.
SMITH, William.
1777, August 2, 11:166. 1778,
March 27,
111:87; April
13,
160; May 26, 358; July
21,
565;
417.
1781, April 5, VI:740.
December
23,
IV:
[1777, October —,]
11:492.
SNYDER, Johannes. 1776, August 6,
1:295.
1777, April 27, 1:744.
State of New York
XXVI
SNYDER,
Johannes — continued.
1780, March 26,
V :565; April
4, 577. 1781,
SWARTWOUT, Jacobus. 1777,
September
29,
11:348;
October 10, 410.
March 20,
VI :676; De¬
cember 3, VII:538.
1780, August 1, VI :71. 1781, May
13, VI:862.
SPARHAWK, Nathan. 1777, January 7, 1:537.
TALLMADGE, Benjamin.
SPENCER, Israel.
1778, September 8, IV: 1 1.
1781, July 24, VII :1 18.
1780, November 21, VI:405.
STARK, John. 1 778, June
TALLMADGE 11, 111:448.
1 781, August 23, VII :229; Sep¬ tember
1,
282; September 4,
299; October 8, 386.
gustus, Baron von.
1777,
VII :67.
17,
July
1:832; July
6,
77; July
3, 11.
103.
1780, August 26, VI: 140. STEVENSON, Mrs. Gloriana. 1778, May 9, 111:286.
1778, February 24, 11:798. TEN BROECK, Abraham. 1776, August 9, 1:305; Decem¬
STIRLING, Lord.
ber 2l/477.
1781, October 29, VII:456. STOCKWELL, Levi.
1777, March 15,
1779, April 24, IV:753.
14, 1:662; March
666; August
1,
11:152;
August 2, 163; September 18,
SULLIVAN, John.
334; September 19, 337.
17, II: I 20.
1778,
1779, May 10, IV:806. David.
1777, September 29, 11:348. 10
(per
Richard
Hatfield), 111:18. SWAR T, Dirck, and others. 1 778, April 24,
May
11:73;
STEVENS, Nathaniel.
1778, March
1778, July 21, 111:575; July 27,
TAYLOR, Andrew.
1778, March 9, III :6.
SUTHERLAND,
Benson), IV:56.
1781, November 18, VII:507.
STEVENS, Ebenezer.
1777, July
(per Robert
587; December IV:365.
1779, July 20, V: 1 31.
11,
1778, September 21
TAYLER, John.
STEUBEN, Friedrich Wilhelm Au¬
1781, July
(TALMADGE,
TAMAGE), James.
111:211.
February
12,
March 9,
111:13;
98;
28,
April
427; June 8, 447;
July
573;
August
tember
10
2,
11:744;
March
227;
432; June 517; 31,
(per
30,
June
July
8, 1 1, 21,
707;
Sep¬
Robert
Ben¬
son), 737; September 20, IV:
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
TEN BROECK, Abraham—1 778 — continued. 84;
November
15,
277. 1780,
17,
V:634;
May
26, VI; 141 ; August 31, 156; October
31,
379;
356;
November
November
9,
398;
1778, April 29, 111:229. 1778, September 20 (per Robert
THOMAS, Thomas. 1 780, March 27, V :541 ; August 1, VI :71 ; December 6, 477; December 16, 501. (per
1, III:
1779, October 4, V :306. 1780, May
1,
V :665; Decem¬
April
6,
VI:745; April
16, 778; May 25, 907; Au¬
383; November 8, 494.
[1777, November —?]• 11:546. TUPPER, Benjamin.
1776, August 12, 1:309.
30,
March 6, 872; May
11:810;
TUDER, Samuel.
IV:55.
[1781, May —?], VI :838.
April
26,
gust 20, VII :234; October 8,
TEN BROECK, Samuel. Benson),
February
246.
1781,
TEN BROECK, Dirck.
18
vember 6, II :501.
ber 22, VI:509.
November 9, 402.
1781,
1777, February 14, 1:595; No¬ 1778,
April
20, 728; July 8, 943; August
4,
TRUMBULL, Jonathan, Governor of Connecticut.
54; September 25 (per Robert Benson),
xxvii
VI:796; July
Robert
Benson),
VII :97; July 26, 137. THOMPSON, Israel. 1776, August 12, 1:303; August
1776, October 21, 1:389. TURNBULL, Catharine. [1778, June —], 111:271. TUSTEN, Benjamin, Jr. 1776, December 30, 1:508. 1777, April 8, 1:699. 1778, July 6, 111:523; July 12, 545.
18, 311. TOMPKINS, Jonathan G. 1781, April 16, VI :783. TOWNSEND, Eliza. 1781, October 31, VI 1:388. TOWNSEND, Micah. 1 778, June 3, 111:396; July 7,
1778, September 21
(per Robert
Benson), IV:64. 1781, December 15 (per Robert Benson),
VIL582; December
19, 583.
530. TOWNSEND, Samuel. 1780, July
VAN ALSTINE, Abraham J.
10, V :952; August
31, VI :1 56.
VAN ARNUM, William. 1781,
July
VI1:1 19.
24
(per secretary),
xxviii
State of New York
VAN BERGEN, Anthony. 1 780, July 22
VAN
sey), VI:50; August
10, 93.
1781, May 16, VI :858.
April
27,
IV:764; May
15 (per Robert Benson), 823;
April
30,
May
13, 861.
1777, August
12,
253;
July
V:789; June
2,
904; July
31,
August (per
21,
9,
VI:780;
183;
Robert
477;
May
October
Benson),
1 1
393;
December
3,
538;
De¬
cember 11, 573.
VAN KEUREN, Henry. (per
17,
[June 22], VII :38;
October 13, 396; November 2,
[1781, August —?], VII :242.
26
April
11:214; Au¬
VANDENBURGH, James.
August
vember 4, 380.
October
1780, June 25, V:887.
VAN SCHAICK, Goose. 1778,
Robert
Benson), 111:693.
February 1, 11:701.
1779, August 27,
V :21 7; Sep¬
tember 16, 275.
VAN NESS, Peter.
1780,
1778, June 25, 111:491; August 29, 700.
March 27,
V:567; April
17, 636; May 15, 707; May 20, 728; May 20, 73 f ; May
I 780, July 22
(per Maj. Wool-
VI:50.
24, 752; May 28, 766; Sep¬ tember
1781, July 20, VII :90; July 18, 92.
18, VI :224.
1781, October 31, VII :461. VAN VECHTEN, Cornelius.
VAN ORDEN, Hezekiah.
1781, September 9, VII:264.
1781, June 4, VI :864.
VAN WAGENEN, Solomon.
VAN RENSSELAER, Henry J. 1 780, July 19, VI :24.
1778, July 21, 111:572.
27
(per
1 780, July 22 sey),
VAN RENSSELAER, Philip. May
1778, September VAN WOERT,
VAN RENSSELAER, Jeremiah.
1 780,
894;
19, 892;
468; October 31, 490.
sey),
[June —-],
1781,
VAN CORTLANDT, Pierre.
1778,
1780,
Vl:64; October 14, 291 ; No¬ See
CORTLANDT.
25,
1779, October 29, V:332.
3, 791 ; June 4, 796; June 29, VI :813;
VAN CORTLANDT, Philip.
gust
Lewis), V:763; September 26,
VAN RENSSELAER, Robert.
May 31, 862. 1781,
Philip —
1 780 — continued.
VI:253; September 29, 252.
VAN BUNSCHOTEN, Elias. 1779,
RENSSELAER,
(per Maj. Wool-
Morgan
19, IV:53.
Lewis. (per Maj. Wool-
VI:50.
VAN WYCK, Dr. _. 1778, February
17,
11:774.
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
VAN WYCK, Richard.
WASHINGTON,
1776, May 4, 1:231. VERBRVCK,
— continued.
Hendrick V.
50; September
1776, August 24, 1:321.
tember
VROMAN, Peter. 1780,
May 2,
(per
Maj.
George —1 778
24,
78;
163; October V :675; July 22
Woolsey),
VI:50;
July 30, 54; October 23 (per Stephen Lush), 329.
20,
59;
Sep¬
October
17,
167;
15, No¬
vember 7, 252; November 26, 310; December 18, 401; De¬ cember 29, 436. 1779,
February
20,
IV:582;
March 3, 611; March 7, 620; WADSWORTH, Jeremiah. 1778, June
March
18,
646;
March
21,
17, 111:464.
1 779, January 4, IV :473 ; March
655; April 25, V:59;
June
755; June 7,
10,
76;
August
3, 610; March 4, 614; May 18, 834; October 15, V :31 9;
29,
WALLACE, William. [1781, March —], VI:728.
1:232; July
15,
1777, January 21,
1:564;
Feb¬
ruary 23, 618; March 4, 645; 657;
March
21,
672; April 1, 691 ; April 20, 723; June 19, 11:43; July 1 1, 102; July 24,
tember 389;
August 12],
244;
252; September
October
9,
317;
February
21,
V:509;
March 10, 481 ; April 7, 593; April 18, 642; April 24, 650; May 21, 734; June 13, 816;
29, 394.
140;
292;
1780,
25 1 ; August 2, 282; October
14,
1,
31,
333; December 26, 430.
1775, July 4, 1:208.
March
August
October 28, 331 ; October 29,
WASHINGTON, George.
May 5,
191;
September
November 8, 351.
1776,
15,
130; July 26, 9,
195;
[Sep¬
319; October 9,
[October -—], 404; De¬
June
17,
831;
September tember
1,
6],
July
VI: 159;
174;
284; October
3,
908; [Sep¬
October
8,
14, 294; Octo¬
ber 18, 306; October 30, 351 ; October 3,
374;
31,
357;
November
November 5,
383,
November 8, 395. 1781, January 5, VI :55 1 ; Janu¬ ary 15, 572; January 26, 597;
cember 20, 589. 11:866; March
January 31, 603; February 20,
8, III :5; April 22, 205; May
651 ; March 22, 712; July 28,
8, 278; July 20, 564; July 21,
VII :1 43.
1778, March 5,
570;
August
29,
703;
Sep- ;
tember 7, IV :6; September 19,
WATERBURY, David. 1782, January 23, VII:600.
State of New York
XXX
WEBB, Samuel B.
WILLETT,
1777, November 7, 11:504.
August 29, 253 ; September I 1,
WEBSTER, Alexander. May 26,
27,
362;
1781 —
continued.
1781, August 26, VII:245.
1778,
Marinus —
291 ; October 6, 377; October
111:360;
December
May
14,
IV:
375.
29,
457;
November 8,
493;
December 9, 569. WILLIAMS, Abraham.
1779, April 24,
IV:753.
1 780, May 8
WEISSENFELS, Frederick.
(per Robert Ben¬
son), V :690.
1779, January 20, IVY 14.
WILLIAMS, Daniel.
1780, May 20, V:729; July 12, VI :4; July 19, 22; November
April
Benson), gust] —],
(per Robert
Benson), VII:593.
9, 389. 1781,
1781, December 17
15
(per
Robert
VI:773 ; July
4,
VII: 149;
241;
August
[Au¬
[August 25,
255;
August 30, 275; September 1,
WILLIAMS, Ezekiel. 1778, September 9, IV: 1 5. WILLIAMS, John. 1778, May 2, 111:256. WILLS, William. 1782, January 21, VII:562.
281. WELSH, Peter.
WILSON, Jesse.
1781, September 14 (p er Robert Benson), VII:329.
WISNER, Henry.
WHITING, William B.
1778, March 7, 11:875; July 6,
1777, August 24, 11:251.
111:523; July 12, 545.
1778, September 1, 111:715. 1780, July
9,
1780, June 16, V :824.
V:935; July
1779, September 29, V:291. 22
(per Maj. Woolsey), VI:50.
1781, August 10, VII: 169. WOOD, John.
WILEY, John. 1779, March 15, IV:628. 1780, August 22, VI:86. WOODHULL, Ebenezer.
WILKINSON, James.
1776, September 1, 1:331.
1779, August 27, V:216.
1777, April 8, 1:703.
WILLETT, Marinus.
WOODHULL, Jesse.
1778, May I, 111:248.
1776, July 14, 1:248; August 9,
1779, March 15, IV:635. 1781,
April
Benson),
15
(per
VI:773;
Robert
April
28,
305. 1777, February 7,
T.580; April
807; July 18, VII :90; August
13, 712; April 25, 732; July
9,
2, 11:64; August 5, 180.
186;
August
14,
198;
Letters from Clinton to Individuals
W OODHULL,
Jesse — continued.
1778, September 27 (per Robert Benson),
IV: 1 02 ;
December
4, 351. V :565; April
1780, 13,
March
29,
946;
July
26,
VI :36;
106.
YATES, Peter. (per Maj. Wool-
1781, September 4, VII:266.
1782, January 19, VI:569.
YATES, Robert.
WYNKOOP, Cornelius D.
1776, November 19, 1:427. 1777, August 2, 11:165. 1 778, November 24, IV:306. 1778, February 6, 11:718; Feb¬ 794;
V :5 72; July
sey), VI :50.
WYCKOFF, Hendrick.
23,
16,
1 780, July 22
4, 577; July 26, VI :5 7.
ruary
YATES, Abraham, Jr. •—continued.
August
1780, March 26,
xxxi
March
9,
111:11.
1781, November
[December]
3,
VII:528; December 1 1, 572. YEOMAN, Moses.
WYNKOOP, Dirck, Jr.
1781,
1 778, May 4, 111:268.
August
9
(per
Robert
Benson), VII :1 82. YOUNGLOVE, John.
YATES, Abraham, Jr. 1778, 18,
March
4,
111:185;
1781, June 29, VII :36.
11:839;
April
December
3,
ZIELE, Pieter. 1780, July 30, VI :54.
IV-.335.
D PERSONS.
1776, July 17, 1:259; October 23,
15,
IV:572;
De¬
cember 4, V :399.
390. 1777,
1779, February
February
18,
1:606;
June
22, 11:47 (Deputy Clothier Gen¬ eral at Fishkill). 1778, January 6, 11:651; February 26, 811.
1780, May
29,
V:769;
October
30, VI: 356. 1781, October 27, VII :450. -,-, VI :95.
LETTERS FROM CLINTON TO PUBLIC BODIES.
xxxiii
LETTERS FROM CLINTON TO PUBLIC BODIES.
ALBANY:
City — Corporation.
DUTCHESS
1 778, June 2, 111:387. [1780,
January
missioners
—],
V:468;
—- Committee
of
City KINGSTON -— Committee.
[August
—],
11:204;
1777,
September 1 7, 330. 1778, March 8, ALBANY
16
1V:38; Sep¬ October
206;
November 5,
242;
KINGSTON — Trustees.
(per
Robert Benson), 58;
26,
1778, October 28, IV :21 I.
NEW YORK STATE —Assem¬
De¬
bly.
cember 23, 416. 1779,
September
1778,
16,
V:277.
September
September ber
12,
11, 334;
7, 319;
VII:273;
NEW
Septem¬
September
IV: 1 78.
YORK
STATE —Com¬
mittee of Safety.
25,
1776, October 10, 1:376. 1 777, January 5, 1:531 ; [March
COUNTY — Commis¬
sioners of Sequestration.
3], 642. NEW
1778, September 8, IV: 1 1. CUMBERLAND
COUNTY —
1776,
Committee.
DUTCHESS
YORK
August
tember
1:329;
351;
Sep¬
[November
1 777, January 6, 1:534.
COUNTY —Com¬
25,
18,
30,
—], 4 30.
missioners for Conspiracies. February
STATE — Con¬
vention.
1779, June 7, V:53.
1777,
16,
11:721; Oc¬
1779, September 6, V:266.
355. ALBANY
February 6,
tober
1780, July 24, VI :45. 1781,
Dutch
[1777, August 4], 11:175.
tember
20,
11:770.
Church, Minister, etc., of.
sioners for Conspiracies.
September
17,
KINGSTON — Reformed
COUNTY — Commis¬
627;
[August 24], 11:251.
1778, February
11:876.
1778, July 21, 111:5 72; August 12,
Conspiracies —
1778, August 2, III :601.
and County. 1777,
for
continued.
[October —-], VI :606. ALBANY
COUNTY—Com¬
NEW YORK STATE—-Conven¬ tion, Commissioners of.
1:628;
1776, July 20, 1:265.
March 9, 653.
xxxv
State of New York
XXXVI
NEW YORK STATE —Conven¬
NEW YORK STATE — Legisla¬ ture— 1778 — continued.
tion, President. 1776, September 3, 1:333; Sep¬
January 30, 701 ; February 3,
tember 8, 338; September 13,
715; February
346;
ruary
November 2,
407; De¬
cember 1, 440; December
1 7,
18,
12, 745; Feb¬
776;
March
10,
111:18; March 16, 47; March
468; December 23, 487; De¬
21,
cember 24, 490; December 27,
22, 478; June 22, 483; Oc¬
493; December 28, 494.
tober 13, IV: 1 55 ; October 1 6,
1777,
[January
February 23,
13,
14], 592;
1:547; February
616; February 25,
March
8,
654;
666; March 23,
675;
April 26, May
2,
631;
March
15,
16, 665; March April
22,
725;
735; May 2, 784;
May
4,
YORK
178;
October
tober
17,
179;
uary
28,
ary
524;
September
8,
269;
October
July 2, 61; July 11, I 05 ; July
October
31,
January
28,
18, 580; August 24, V:
September
1777, June 5, 11:5; June 20, 46;
Oc¬
525; February 8, 549; Febru¬
205;
cil of Safety.
166;
1779, January 28, IV:523; Jan¬
796;
STATE —Coun¬
17,
217.
783;
May 9, 808. NEW
72; March 26, 85; June
4,
1,
264;
V:259; September
September 24, 1,
300;
282;
October
301 ; October 4, 307; October 9, 316; October 18, 323.
12, 107; [July 31], 142; Au¬
1780, September 7, VII: 159.
gust 5,
184; August 9,
1781, March
August
11,
198;
207; August
13,
221 ; August 22, 241 ; August [25], 252; October 7, [October 10,
402;
8],
387;
October
380;
October II,
412;
October 12, 423; October 12, 426; November 6,
499; No¬
vember 17, 526; December 1, 558. NEW
YORK
2,
19, VI:70 7; June
20, VII :33; October 23, 162. NEW
YORK
STATE — Pro¬
vincial Congress. I 776, June 26, 1:241 ; June 27, 242. NEW YORK STATE—Senate. 1778, October 22, IV: 175; No¬ vember 2, 232. 1779, September 3, V:26L
STATE —Legis¬
lature. 1777, October 4,
ORANGE 11:362.
1778, January 16, 11:676; Janu¬ ary 22, 687; January 28, 698;
sioners
COUNTY — Commis¬ for Conspiracies.
1778, September 16 (p er Robert Benson), IV:38.
Letters from Clinton to Public Bodies
ORANGE
COUNTY — Commit¬ I TRYON
tee for southern part.
AND
COUNTY —Committee.
1777, September 17, 11:331.
1778, October 13, IV:160. ORANGE
xxxvn
1778, January
ULSTER
ruary
10, 11:671; Feb¬
12, 747.
COUNTIES — Colonels in. 1776,
December 4,
1:444;
De¬
ULSTER
COUNTY—Committee.
1776, August 4, 1 :291.
cember 9, 457.
UNITED POUGHKEEPSIE — Commission¬ ers
for
Conspiracies,
see
POUGHKEEPSIE — Committee.
of
1778, May 1, 111:245. UNITED
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
STATES —Board
of
War. 1780, September 30, VI: 268.
1776, July 14, 1:249. PURCHASING
STATES — Board
Treasury.
COMMISSA¬
[1781, July —], VII :59. UNITED
RIES.
STATES — Congress,
Committees.
1779, December 21, V:426.
1777, September 23, 11:342. [1778, March 5?], 11:823. SCHENECTADY — Citizens. 1778, June
1 780, July 16, VI: 18.
18, 111:467.
SCHENECTADY—Officers
UNITED and
Magistrates.
New York Delegates. 1778,
1780, June 24, V :886. 1781, March 24, VI :71 5.
STATES — Congress,
March
COUNTY — Colonels
in.
16,
648; September 18,
7,
IV:294;
743; No¬
vember 21, 304; December 1 7, 393; December 17, 395.
1777, August 22, 11:247. TRYON
111:16; June
6, 416; July 8, 532; August
November TRYON
10,
COUNTY—Command¬
ing officers of militia of. 1778, January 13, 11:674. TRYON COUNTY — Commission- j ers for Conspiracies. 1781, October 28, VII:409. TRYON COUNTY—Commission¬ ers of Sequestration. 1780, March 9, 10, 524.
V:524; March
1 779, February 9, IV :555 ; April 11, 710; May 29, 859; June 7, V :58; June 23, 99. 1780, 14, 216;
March
25,
V:556; June
821; September October
29,
12,
VI:
345;
No¬
vember 15, 415. 1781,
[February
5],
VI:634;
February I 6, 645 ; August 22, VI 1:242; August
August
27,
260;
26,
259;
November
xxxviii
State of New York
UNITED
STATES,
New
York
Congress, Delegates —
1781 — continued. 24,
515; December
8,
567;
24, 624.
WESTCHESTER
COUNTY —
Justices of Peace.
STATES —Congress,
President. 1781, November 24,
STATES — Lottery
Managers. 1778, May 1, 111:245.
December 24, 623; December
UNITED
UNITED
VII:516.
1779, May 25, IV:847.
LETTERS TO CLINTON FROM INDIVIDUALS AND PUBLIC BODIES.
XXXIX
LETTERS TO CLINTON FROM INDIVIDUALS AND PUBLIC BODIES.
ADAM, John. ' ALBANY COUNTY —Commis¬ 1778, June 13, 111:435. sioners for Conspiracy — con¬ ADAMSON, William. tinued. 1777, November 6, 11:502. 1781, August 30, VI1:271 ; Sep¬ ADDISON, John. tember 8, 310; September II, 1776, December 20, 1:473. 320; September 19, 339; Sep¬ tember 25, 356. 1777, December 29, 11:613. ALBANY COUNTY —Commis¬ ALBANY: City—Common Coun¬ sioners of Sequestration. cil. [1778, September I], 111:714. 1778, June 7, 111:424; Septem¬ ALLEN, Ebenezer. ber 11, IV:27. ALBANY: City — Corporation. 1780, June 1, V:776. 1778, May 20, 111:335. ALLISON, Mary. 1780, [January -—], V:467; 1780, September 12, VI :221 ; October 26, VI :338. September 1 7, 232. ALBANY -—- Committee of City ALLISON, William. and County. 1776, August 21, 1:319; Sep¬ 1777, August 20, 11:231. tember 17, 354; September 1778, March 5, 11:848; March 19, 356; October 18, 384; 17, 111:80; March 26, 86; October 23, 391 ; December 86; April I, 109; April 16, 12, 465; December 20, 474; 1 75 ; April 1 6, 1 76. December 20, 475; December ALBANY COUNTY—Commis¬ 27, 499. sioners for Conspiracies. 1777, September 5, 11:281. 1778, July 15, III: 553; July 1780, January 15, V:458; 24, 583; July 29, 592; Au¬ March 26, 563; April II, gust 15, 640; August 20, 859. 669; September 10, IV:20; 1781, November 3, VII :481. September 25, 73; October 30, ASHTON, John. 216; November 2, 219. I 777, September 17, 11:329. 1779, September 15, V:276. AVERY, John. 1 780, July 22, VI :43 ; September 1780, May 11, V :698. 28, 266.
xlii
State of New York
BARD, John.
BADLAM, Ezra. 1777, November 15, 11:520.
1777, November 16, 11:522.
1780, October 14, V1I:293.
-,-, IV:445. BARD, P.
BAILEY, John. 1777, October 31, 11:491.
1781, November 12, VII:498. BARNES, Thomas.
BALL, John. 1778, January 9, 11:665.
1778, May 22, 111:341. BARNS, John.
BANCKER, Abraham B. 1778, December 6, IV :356.
1778,
May
11,
111:295;
May
19, 329. BANCKER, Evert.
BASCOME, George.
1777, November 7, 11:525; No¬ vember
30,
557;
December
12, IV :363.
1775, June 30, 1:207. BATCHELLER, Zephaniah. 1778, March 15, 111:42.
BANCKER, Flores. 1778,
1780, October 3, VI:276.
[September 1], 111:714.
1 781, August 29, VII:300. BANCKER, Gerard.
BEATTY, John. 1778, January 25, 11:694. 1779, February 5, IV :573 ; July
1780, August 25, VI: 140.
12, V: 1 29; August 25, 21 1 ;
1781, May 2, VI:825, July 16,
August
VII :84.
29,
220;
November
8, 349.
BARBER, Francis.
BEDFORD — Committee.
1778, March 20, 111:66. 1779, August 30, V :242.
1777, May 9, 1:801. BEDLOW, William. 1777,
BARBER Patrick.
March
4,
1:647;
March
1 780, June 12, V:81 2.
31, 686; May 30, 851 ; June
1781, October 29, VII :458.
1, 853; June 5, 11:6; Sept ember 3, 276.
BARCLAY, John. 1777, August 20, 11:231. 1778, March 17, 111:80; March 26, 86; April 16,
16,
175; April
176; May 20, 335; May
1778, April 4, 111:122; August 15, 643. BEECKMAN, John M. 1778,
February
March 31,
380; June
tember
II,
7,
424; Sep¬
IV :2 7;
October
23, 187. BARCLAY, Thomas. 1781, August 25, VII :251.
26,
5, 848; April
109; July
15,
11:809;
I, III:
553; July 24,
583; August 20, 669; Septem¬ ber 10, IV:20; September 25, 73; October 30, 216; Novem¬ ber 2, 219.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
BEECKMAN, John M.—continued 1779, September 15, V:276. 1780, July 22,
VI:43; Septem¬
ber 28, 266. 1781,
xliii
BIDDLE, Clement. 1 780, April 1 1, V :604. BIGLO, Hopestill. -,-, VI:631.
September
8,
VI1:310;
September 1 1, 320; September 19, 339; September 25, 356.
BILLINGS, Andrew. 1778, January 14, 11:677. BININGER, Abraham. 1779, April 16, IV:727.
BELDING, Simeon. 1 779, November 26, V:373.
BIRDSALL, Benjamin. 1778, January 23, 11:688.
BELL, John.
1781, February 17, VI:646.
1777, April 7, 1:701.
BLACK, James.
BELL, William. 1781, January 15, VI :S 75 ; Feb¬
1780, January 23,
V:460; De¬
cember 6, VI :476.
ruary 2, 632. BELLINGER, John, and others.
ber 1 7, 505.
1779, April 22, IV:746.
BLAINE, Ephraim.
BELLINGER, Peter. 1778, September
1781, June 28, VII :5 1 ; Novem¬
19,
IV:47.
1 780, March 1 9, V :544 ; August 9, VI:92; August 14, 100.
BEMUS, Jotham. 1777, September 17, 11:329.
1781, January
10,
VI:558.
BLAKESLEE, James.
BENNETT, Isaiah.
1780, December 20, VII:608. [1780, July —], VI :45.
BLAUVELT, Jane.
BENSON, Egbert.
1778, November 2, IV:221.
1777, February 28, 1:636; May 9, 812. 1778,
July
BLAUVELT, Johannes J. 1777, April 7, 1:701.
4,
111:520;
August
17, 658; August 30, 668. 1783, April 17, VIII :140. I 785, June 4, VIII:392. BENSON, Robert.
11:232; October 6, 375; Oc¬ tober 7, 376.
734. BLEECKER, John N.
1 780, December 9, VI :484. BLEEKER, Leon. 1780, November 2, VI:369.
-,-. V: 5. 1780, May 29, V :7 71. BEVIER, Johannis, Jr., and others. 13,
1777, April 7, 1:701 ; April 26,
1777, November 18, 11:528.
1777, May 2, 1:764; August 20,
1780, March
BLAUVELT, Johannes Jos.
V:560.
BLOODGOOD, James. 1781, October 10, VII :388. BOBBIT, Mary. [1779, November —], V:387.
State of New York
xliv
BROOKS, D.
BOHONNAN, Robert.
1781, July 26, VII:126.
1780, July 13, VI: 15. BOSTWICK, Andrew.
BROOKS, Jonathan.
1776, December 7, 1:451.
1778, March 19, 111:62.
1778, July 26, 111:586.
BROOME, Samuel.
1 780, February 6, V :482.
1778, October 12, IV: 1 5 1.
1781, January 1 1, VI :566.
BROWNE, Jonathan.
BOUDINOT, Elias. 1783,
May
9,
20,
210;
July
1778, March 19, 111:60.
V111:1 68; 3,
June
216;
Oc¬
tober 2, 253.
1778, February 26, 11:81 7. BRUYN, James.
BOWDOIN, James.
1781, January 26, VI:596; July
1 785, July 18, VIII:393. BOWEN, Jabez.
23, VII :1 05. BUDD, Gilbert.
1778, November f4, IV:268. BOYD, Ebenezer.
1778, December
14,
IV:390.
BURNSIDE, John.
1777, November 26, 11:549. 1 780, July 25, VI:56. BOYD, Robert, Jr.
BURR, George.
BURROUGHS, Jeremiah.
1777, April 27, 1:745; May 3, 788; June 4, 11:4. 10,
1781, May 22, VI: 902.
1778, October 13, IV: 1 51.
1776, July 3, 1:244.
1778, August
BRUNSON, Samuel.
111:620; De¬
cember 25, IV:433. BRADLEY, Samuel.
[1780, July — ], VI :45. BUTLER, 1778, 13,
William.
July 29, 111:595; August 630;
August
31,
710;
September 27, IV:103; Octo¬
1778, October 13, IV: 1 5 1.
ber 28, 222.
BRASHER, Abraham. 1781, March 16, VI :689. BREWSTER, Caleb.
[1781, February 1?], VI:630.
I 781, August 20, VI! :233. BREWSTER, Henry, and others. 1 778, October 7, IV: 1 45. BRINCKERHOFF, Abraham. 1778, March 20, 111:71. BRINCKERHOFF, Dirck. 1777, September 4,
CALDWELL, Joseph, and others.
11:280.
BROADHEAD, John. 1778, September 14, IV:31.
CAMPBELL, Alexander. 1777, September 2, 11:269. CANFIELD, John. 1 777, June 21, II :47. CANIFF, Jonas. [1781, May
19?], Vf:887.
CANTINE, John. 1778, July 30, 111:597; August 11,
634;
August
19,
664;
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
CANTINE,
John—1778 — con- | CHARLOTTE COUNTY—Com¬
tinued.
mittee.
August 21,
680; August 28,
696; September 4,
728; Sep¬
tember 9,
September
18,
64;
xlv
IV: 1 6; September
28,
113;
December 18, 426.
[1778, February-—?], 11:792. CHITTENDEN, Thomas. 1780, October 18, VI:308; No¬ vember 22, 430. CLAPP,
1779, May 15, IV:823.
Benjamin.
1781, March 3, VI :669.
1781, August 17, VIL225; De¬ cember 3, 534.
CLARK, Ebenezer. 1778, April 25,
CANTINE, Matthew.
111:216; April
25, 217; May 4,
259; May
1776, December 12, 1:462.
18, 320; August 14, 111:639;
1 778, January 9, 11:666; June 3,
November
111:391.
De¬
CLINTON, James.
1777, May 9, 1:812.
1776, September 8,
CARLETON, Sir Guy.
18, 207; July
25, 239; November November
1:336; De¬
cember 8, 452.
13, VII 1:1 75; June
10, 203; June
12, 278;
19, 282; December
1, 319.
1777, April 22, 1:728; April 23, 729; April 24, 729; April 24, 732; October 4, 11:360; Oc¬ tober
15,
421;
October
18,
457; October 20, 463; Octo¬
CARPENTER, Nehemiah. 1781,
IV:307;
cember 2, 372.
CANTINE, Peter, Jr.
1783, May
25,
January
16,
ber 23, 473;
VI :5 7 7;
March 24, 71 7.
[October 25?],
494; October 29, 488. 1778, February 17, 11:768; Feb¬
CASE, Stephen.
ruary 26, 808; April 19, III:
1776, October 9, 1:374.
195;
1777, September 4, 11:279.
November 28,
IV :337;
December 30, 437. 1780, July 7, V :936. CAIAvilNDOLL,
Solomon,
and
January
31,
IV :528;
March 24, 663; April 8, 702;
others. 1780, April 1, V:576. CHAPMAN, Jeremiah. 1779, January 15, IV:487. CHARLOTTE COUNTY—Com¬ missioners for Conspiracies. 1 778, August
1779,
14, 111:639; No¬
vember 25, IV:307.
April 15, 735; April 28, 770; May
7, 803; May
13, 811;
May 20, 838; May 22, 843; June
15, V:86; July 6,
July 20, August 224.
123;
148; August 5, 183; 10,
188; August 30,
xlvi
State of New York
COLT, Peter — 1 779 —continued.
CLINTON, James — continued. I 780, April 12, V :61 0; June 1 0, 805;
September
September
8,
8,
VI: 1 82;
184;
November
12, 405; November
19, 420;
December 1,474; December 5,
January
March 793;
29, May
17, 728;
1,
VI:584; April
822;
March
16,
638;
April
10, 708. 1783, July 26, VIII :22 I. CONNOLLY, Michael. 1777,
February
27,
1:635;
March 15, 665; May 24, 839.
475; December 27, 525. 1781,
592;
May
CONWAY, Thomas.
24,
1778, March 24, 111:78; March
5,
27, 89; April 1, 107; April 2,
843; May 12, 855; May 16,
113; April 4,
123; April 6,
876; May 17. 881 ; May 22,
142; April 8,
149; April 27,
903; June
16,
VII :25; June
21, 36; June 30, 52; July 11, 70; July
13, VII:73; August
13, 11:222.
COOPER, Gilbert.
CLOSE, J.
1777, April 9, 1:706; April 26,
1776, October 16, 1:380. CLYDE, Samuel.
740.
1780, August 8, VI:88; Novem¬ ber 30, 449.
15,
V:71 0; August
4, VI :82.
COATS, John.
1778, September 7, IV:8.
October
30,
1:397;
No¬
CORNWALL — Committee. 1 778, April 7, III :1 48.
vember 3, 412. COCHRAN, Robert.
CORTLANDT, Philip.
I 781, May 4, VI :832. COLBRATH, William. 1780, November 20, VI:42 1. COLDEN, Cadwallader. 1777, September 22, 11:339; Oc¬ tober 19, 468.
1778,
February
May 9, 648;
13,
11:843;
111:288; August
November
December
14,
1779, April 28, 29,
COLT, Peter.
15,
15,
IV:276;
370. IV:772 ; April
777; May 4,
798; May
26, 851.
1778, September 25, IV:83; No¬ vember 9, 257.
589;
1780, July
16, VI: 1 9; July 22,
47; September 25, 250.
1779, February 4, !V:543; Feb¬ 27,
1780, May
COPP, John.
1781, January 6, 551.
ruary
10,
COOK, Robert. 1777, August
16, 209.
1776,
226; May 3, 258; May 290.
February 27,
COUWENHOVEN,
Nicholas.
1778, August 23, 111:683.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
CRAGE, John.
CURTENIUS,
1 776, March 22, 1:228.
tember 22,
CRANE, Thaddeus.
IV :71 ; September
28, 119.
VI:I6; July
14,
16.
1779, May 2, 789. CUV LER, Abraham.
1781, November 20, VII:509. CREGIER, Thomas.
1784, August 6, VIII:327. CUYLER, Henry.
1778, April 11, 111:155. CREVECOEUR, St. Jean de. 1783,
T.— contin¬
1778, August 25, 111:691 ; Sep¬
1778, February 16, 11:761.
July 8,
Peter
ued.
CRANE, Joseph, Jr.
1780,
xlvii
November 26,
1777, September 16, 11:325. CUYLER, Jacob.
VIII:31 6.
1776, December 3,
1778, January 30, 11:700; April
CROOKE, Margaret.
13,
1779, September 15, V:280.
June
21,
16,
461;
IV:408;
De¬
cember 28, 429.
1780, September 2, VI: 165.
1779, January 16, IV:490; Feb¬
CRUGER, John.
ruary 13, 561; April 12, 717.
1779, December 11, V:410.
1780, April
COUNTY —
1781, April
1 779, May 4, IV:792 ; May 25, 846; June 8, V :63; July 28, 1 56.
22,
V:649;
11,
VI :762.
May
19, 726.
Committee of Towns.
D
(an American
officer
in
captiv¬
ity)-
1780, April 11, V :605 ; May 2, 671 ; August 30, VI: 149. CUMMING, John.
1780, May 27, DANA, F. 1778,
1780, May 5, V:683.
V :764.
M.
February
17,
11:766.
DARBY, Samuel.
CUNNINGHAM, John.
1 779, June 4, V:22.
1778, May 4, 111:260. CURRIE, Archibald.
DAVIS, John. 1 781, May 29, VI :91 5.
1778, December 17,
IV:398.
DEAN, Jonathan, and others. [1780, June — ?], V:929.
CURRIE, David. 1 778, August 9, IIL618.
DEAN, Stewart. 1781,
CURSON, Samuel. 1779, September 10, V:270. CURTENIUS, Peter T. 1777, January 9,
111:164;
December
CROSS, William.
CUMBERLAND
1:443.
1:541.
August
30,
VII :271 ;
September 25, 356. DECKER, John. 1 778, June 8, 111:425.
State of New York
xlviii
DICKINSON, Philemon.
DELAMATTER, Abraham J. 1778, June 14, 111:455.
1777, October
-,-, V :5 1 8.
DOBBIN, Hugh.
18, V11:30; August
18, 227.
[1779, November 26], V:373. DODGE, Henry.
DELIVAN, Samuel.
1781, August 13, VII: 190; Sep¬
1780, September 9, VI: 187.
tember
DENNING, William.
21,
341;
October
2,
368.
[1777, October —], 11:493. 1779, November 28, V:376.
DOREMUS, John. 1778, November 29, IV:31 7.
DENNIS, Jonathan.
DORLON, John.
1778, March 23,
111:76.
1777,
DENNISTON, George I. 1778,
11:420; Oc¬
tober 14, 432.
DELIVAN, Nathaniel. 1781, June
12,
February
20,
February 9, 1:584.
DOUGHTY, John. 11:781;
1780, August 16, VI: 105.
April 2, 111:118. 1781, May 4, VI :833. DE RONDE, Rev. Samuel. DOUW, Volckert P.
1781, August 24, VII:248.
1778, October 2, IV:130.
DE WITT, Andries, Jr. 1778, February 9, 11:768; Feb¬
1778, February 28,
ruary 9, 770.
11:819.
DRAKE, Samuel.
DE WITT, Charles. 1776, October
DRAKE, Gilbert.
25,
1:392;
No¬
1778, September 28, IV:123. 1780, April 17, V:638; Septem¬
vember 21, 429. 1781, January 11, VI :562.
ber 9, VI: 187; November 27,
DE WITT, Jacob R.
444; December 6, 478.
1776, March 9,
1781, January 13, V1:5 71.
1:228.
DUANE, James.
DE WITT, Simeon. 1781, February
13, VI:641.
DE WITT, Thomas. 1781, April 25,
1778, June 6, 111:418; July 21,
VI:798.
DEYGERT, Peter S. 1777, August
16,
1777, November 10, 11:511.
576;
September
September 11:229; Sep¬
tember 9, 296. 1780, May 12, V:701 ; October 3, VI:276. 1781, February 6, VI:635.
22,
14,
66;
IV:44;
December
1, IV :321 ; December 2, 391. 1779,
February
April 27,
19,
761 ; June
IV:580; 1, V:9;
June 2, 10; June 14, 84; June 16, 89; October 30, 337.
xlix
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
DUANE, James — continued. 1780, April 6, 777; June 837;
DU SIMITIERE, Pierre Eugene.
V:59l ; June 2,
5,
797; June
November
29,
February
2,
IV :5 3 3;
1 6,
March 2, 607; June 1 7, V :90.
VI:447.
1780, February 16, V:492; Au¬
1781, August 7, VII: 174; Au¬ gust 14, 200; August 20, 231 ; September 26, 359; November 7, 490; December 2, 533. DUBOIS, Cornelius.
gust 31, VI: 1 52. 1781,
February
May
15,
885.
22,
868;
VI:734;
October
17,
VI1:41 1. DUTCHESS
1780, June 23, V:880; June 24,
1781,
1779,
COUNTY —Com¬
missioners for Conspiracies. 1777, February 28, 1:636.
April
27,
VI:800;
May
12, 856.
1778, July 4, DUTCHESS
DU BOIS, John. 1775, September 30,
1:212.
1776, September 29,
1:357.
111:520.
COUNTY —Com¬
missioners of Sequestration. 1778, March
16, 111:45.
DUYCKINCK, Christopher. DUBOIS, Lewis. 1777, December 25, 11:605. 1777, November 13, 11:518. DUBOIS, Mathew.
DYCKMAN, J. 1780, October 21, VI:322.
1776, October 6, 1:370. 1778, June 25, 111:448. DUBOYS, Lewis.
1781, April 24,
1778, August 15, 111:648. 1780,
[October 20], VI :322.
DUER, William. 1:565.
1778, July 21, 111:567; August 18, 660.
3,
1780, August 31, VI: 150. Coenraedt J.
1779, May 30, IV:864; June 4, V :20. ELSWORTH, Peter.
18, VII :95; August
158.
1776, February 29,
1780, February 18, V :502.
1:837.
1777, January 7, 1:538; January 15,
DUNCAN, James. December
1:225; De¬
cember 28, 501 ; December 30, 509.
DUMOND, Egbert. 1777, May 24,
1781, May 17, VI :883. ERSKINE, Robert.
DULWICH, Jacob.
1783,
VI :794.
EDGAR, Jean.
ELMENDORPH,
1777, January 29,
1781, July
ECKER, Wolvert.
3,
December 3, 321.
VIII :320;
550;
March
3,
February 643;
8,
March
659; March 27, 684.
583; 14,
State of New York
FLOYD, William.
FALLON, James.
1777, October
1 779, January 3, IV :460.
1779, February 2, IV:538; Feb¬
1778, March 2, 11:826.
ruary
FELL, Peter R. 1777, March I, 1:638. 1778, August 30, 111:705.
19,
1777, November 19, 11:529.
584; June
1,
21,
December
424;
January
March 20, 1780, July 8, V:937.
\ 11:535;
1781, October 8, VIL387.
[24?],
16,
VI:578;
708; December 3, December
6,
555;
December 15, 581.
FINCK, Andrew, Jr.
FOLSOM, Nathaniel.
1781, October 16, VII:407. FISH, John.
1778, February 17, 11:766. FONDA, Isaac D.
1781, May
14,
VI:862;
June
23, VII:39.
tember
1780, September 12, V1:21 6. [January 20], VI:588.
FISHER, hrederick. March
1778, July 15, 111:553; July 24, 583;
FISH, Nicholas.
7, V:521; March
10,
15,
640;
Sep¬
IV:20; September
25, 73; October 30, 216; No¬ vember 2, 219. 15, V:276.
1781, August 30, V11:2 71 ; Sep¬ tember 19, 339; September 25, 356.
FISHER, George. 1781, February 7, VI:635.
FONDA, Jelles. 1778, March 12, 111:24.
FITZGERALD, John.
1779, March 26, IV:669; April
1777, April 10, 1:707. Francois Louis de, and
15, 726. FOSTER, Nathaniel.
other French officers. 1780, December 5, VI:474.
1781, October 8, VII:386. FRANTS
FLINT, Royal.
(FRATZ), Henry.
1777, September 19, 11:338.
September
October 4,
August
1779, September
11, 538; May 4, 683.
1778,
V:9; December
1780, December 26, VI:524. 1781,
1778, March [15], 111:44.
FLEURY,
580; February 20,
407.
FIELD, John.
1780,
11:404; Oc¬
tober 10, 405.
FANSHER, William.
1781,
10,
25,
IV:89;
135; November 4,
234. 1 779, March 3, IV:609; Septem¬ ber 29, V :293.
FRASER, Hugh. 1779, November 8, V:349; No¬ vember 16, 361. FULTON, James. 1778, February 23, 11:795.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
GALATIA, Elizabeth. 1778,
March 27,
GLEN, Henry.
111:87.
1778, April 26, 111:252.
GANO, Daniel. 1779, July
1781,
19, V: 147.
12,
IV:363.
gust 8,
VI: 1 9; Septem¬
14, VI:765; Octo¬
ber 15, VII:402; October 31, December 6,
552;
De¬
cember 21, 611; December 2 1,
15,
14,
VI :768.
GOES, Isaac. 1778, December 4, IV:368. GOES, Mathew, Jr. September
3,
VI: 167;
GOETSCHIUS, Joh. Mauritius.
1, VI:71.
1777, December 23, 11:599.
GATES, Horatio.
tober
1781, April
December 23, 517.
GASHERIE, Joseph.
1777, October
13,
192; August 31, 281.
1780,
615; December 21, 618.
1780, August
VII: 180; August
GOES, Helena.
ber 18, 234.
461 ;
1780, June 1, V:776.
1781, January 22, VI :591 ; Au¬
1779, February 11, IV:559.
1781, April
VI:648;
GODWIN, Henry.
1778, May 9, IIL287.
16,
19,
GODWIN, Catherine.
GANSEVOORT, Peter.
1780, July
February
September 12, VII:323.
GANSEVOORT, Leonard. 1778, December
li
15,
442;
11:439; Oc¬ October
24,
GORHAM, Nathaniel. 1778, October 15, IV: 162. 1779, March
17,
IV:643.
478. GRAHAM, Charles. 1 778, February 1 0, II:735 ; Feb¬ 1780, August 29, VI: 146. ruary
1 0,
736;
March
28,
111:91 ; June 3, 391 ; June 23 (per Udny Hay),
485; June
27, 496.
GRAHAM, Morris.
1777,
1777, November 29, 11:556. GIBSON, John.
15, V :622.
1781, January 29, V1:601.
December
16,
12,
13, 495.
VI:493;
11:35;
August
April
18,
III: I 90;
June
4, 400. 1781, May 5, VL845. GRANT, James. 1781, September
GILBERT, Abijah. December
June
31, 265; September 7, 282. 1778,
May 21, 111:338.
1780, April
1780,
1779, April 23, IV:749.
1776, October 17, 1:381.
GIBBS, I.
1 778,
GRAHAM, Daniel.
10, VIL317.
GRAY, Daniel. 1778, November 2, IV:222.
State of New York
lii
HALLETT, Jonathan.
GRAY, Samuel. 1778, February March
16,
11:762;
1778,
GREEN, Joshua. 1778, November 6, IV:251.
1778, October 21, IV: 1 79.
V :6I
3;
Octo¬
11:860;
12, 111:30. V:203.
HAMILTON, James.
1781,
February
October
VI :286.
12,
VI:640;
11, VII:390.
HAMMAN, James.
GREGG, James. 1778, June 11,
III :449.
II
1777, June 4,
1780, December
GRINELL, John. 1781, August 20,
VII:236.
:3. 13, VI :494.
HAMNER, Francis. 1781, August 8, VII: 180.
GROS, Rev. Johan Daniel. 1777, September 8, 11:286. 1781, July
March
13,
1776, July 26, 1:275.
1779, June 28, V:103.
ber 10,
February
1779, August 24,
GREENE, Nathanael.
13,
VI:74.
HAMILTON, Alexander.
13, 111:35.
1780, April
1780, August 2,
13, VII:74; Novem¬
HAND, Edward. 1778,
November
November
ber 5, 484.
Glen),
GROUT, Hilkiah. [1779, August —], V: 1 72.
15
288;
15,
IV:284;
(per
Henry
November
18,
297. HANSON, John.
GROVER, John. [1780, July —],
VI
:45.
1781, November 30, VII:531. HARDENBERGH, Johannes, Jr.
H [
],G[
1778,
].
1781, December 16, VII:584.
9,
111:160;
May
29, 372; October 16, IV:166. HARDENBERGH, John A.
HAKE, Samuel. 1778, November 13, IV:265. 1779,
April
September
—,
V:297;
1 777,
May 5, 1:800.
HARING, John. 1776, September 12, 1:345.
November 26, 372. 1780, January 27, V :467; May
1777, January 3, 1:523; January 16,
2, 670.
554;
December
22,
II:
595. 1781, August
12,
VI1:1 89. 1778,
HALENBEEK, William.
May
1779, May
13,
111:300.
15, IV:81 7.
1780, May 2, V:676. 1780, HALLETT, Jonah. 1779, September November 2, 344.
December
11,
VI:486;
December 15, 500. 23,
V:279;
HAR1SON, Richard. 1779, April 9,
IV:707.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
HARPER, John.
HAY, Ann Hawkes — continued. 1778,
1778, August 27, 111:695. 1780, March
7,
V :521.
6,
HARPER, William.
April
February
16,
IV:574;
12, 712.
March
22,
1:674;
Sep¬
tember 16, 11:327.
HASBROUCK, Cornelius. 1781, November 8, V 11:492. HASBROUCK, Jonathan.
HASBROUCK, Z. 1778, June 27, 111:497. HATFIELD, Moses. 1778, July 5, 111:522. 1780, December 11, VI:488. HATHORN, John. 1776, December 27, 1:503; De¬ 506;
December
31, 510.
22, V:877; Decem¬ ber 28, VI-.526. 1781, February 8, VI:638; Oc¬ tober 2, VII :368.
HAY, Udny.
27,
111:369; June
IV :6; November 7,
269. 1780, July 7, V:928; December
17,
462;
June 22, 485; June 24, 487; June
29,
1779,
497;
September
1,
2,
IV: 1 28.
7, IV:473; Feb¬ ruary 11, 559; February 14, 566; April 23, 750; May 26, 848; May 31, 867; May 31, 869; May 31, 870; June 1, V :5 ; June 4, 25 ; June 15, 85 ; June 28, 104; July 6, 120; July 15, 145. January
1780, January 21, V:459; Feb¬ ruary
1778, August 17, 111:653; Sep¬
5,
475;
February
25,
512; March 2, 520; March 9, 525;
[May 3], 677; May 8,
692;
May 8,
694; June
18,
846; June 20, 864; June 21, 866; June 21, 870; June 28,
25, VI :521. 1781, April 25, VI;796. HAVERSTRAW PRECINCT—
890; July 20, VI:26, Septem¬ ber 7, 177; September 7, 178; September
Committee. 1777, August
296;
June
726; October
[1777, July —], 11:99.
tember 7,
12,
1778, February 1, 11:712; May
1778, February 17, 11:766.
29,
May
1777, November 30, 11:556.
HARVIE, John.
cember
111:141;
111:74; April
October 9, IV: 1 58.
HARRIS, George. 1777,
March 23,
1780,
1778, December 2, IV:41 2. 1779,
liii
1, 11:147.
HAY, Ann Hawkes.
9,
187;
7,
180; September
September
13,
225;
September 13, 226; September
1776, July 20, 1:261.
18, 238; September 18, 239;
[1777], March 24, 1:681.
December 2, 457.
liv
State of New York
HAY, Udny
HEATH, William —continued.
— continued.
1781, January 6, VI:553; Janu¬
1781, March 17, VI:704; April
ary 31, 604; March 15, 686;
7, 755; August 27, VII :262;
April
August 29, 269; September 3,
6,
751;
May
8,
850;
May 28, 914; July 9, YI 1:66;
293; September 3, 294; Sep¬
July 26-28,
127; July 26-27;
tember 5, 302; September 15,
I 34 ; [August 7], 172; August
332; September 17, 335; Sep¬
21,238; August 24, 246; Sep¬
tember 18, 337; September 20,
tember
341 ; September 23, 352; Sep¬
6,
305;
October
31,
tember 23, 354; September 27,
463.
362; October 3, 371 ; October
HAZARD, Ebenezer. 1776, May 29,
1:234; October
3, 372; October 6, 374; Oc¬ tober
11, 379.
1776, November'30, 1:439; De¬ 442;
December 6,
447; December 19
(per Israel
October
12,
ber 17, 410; October 19, 418; October 21, 431; October 26, 441 ; October 28, 453; Octo¬ ber
Keith), 472. 1777, October
391 ;
394; October 14, 399; Octo¬
HEATH, William.
cember 2,
11,
10,
30,
468;
11:406.
1778, January 26; II :695 ; March
1779, December 2, V :390; De¬
November
November
November 8,
3, 831.
459;
491 ;
7,
489;
November
7,
1,
488;
November 8,
494;
November 11, 497; November 13, 502; November 26, 525; cember 3, 396; December 16, 421 ; December
1 9, 422 ; De¬
cember 20, 423; December 27, 433; December 31, 438.
ary 25, 464; February 2, 474;
17,
15,
491;
VI HOI;
365; November 2, vember 5,
October
November
1,
371; No¬
382; November
7,
392; November 13, 411; No¬ vember
17,
418;
November
23, 438; November 29, 446; December 5, 473; December 7, 480.
7,
563;
December
December
7,
564;
19, 604; December
24, 622; December 25, 625.
1 760, January 24, V:461 ; Janu¬
February
November 30, 529; December
HENRY. John. 1778,
February
15,
11:754;
March 29, 111:96. HERKEMER, George. 1778, June 30, 111:502. HILL, Robert. 1777, July 6, II :78. HILLEGAS, Michael. 1778,
March 25,
111:80.
HILTON. William. 1778,
March—, 11:824.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
HOBART, John Sloss. 1776, October
HOWELL, G.
17, 1:382.
1777, October 9,
1781, September
11:396.
1776, August
1780, November 6, VI :387. February
March
23,
20,
May
12,
1:308.
HOWELL, Hezekiah, Jr.
Vl:652;
718;
17, VII:336.
HOWELL, Hezekiah.
1778, August 4, 111:608.
1781,
lv
10,
854.
1776, July 28, 1:277. HUBBY, David. 1781, March 17, VI :707.
HODGE, John.
HUGHES, Hugh.
1777, July 11, 11:104. HOFFMAN,
1777,
Herman.
May
11:9; June
1777, November 20, 11:531.
34;
[July
1780, April 27,
ber
9,
HOLLAND,
2,
V :656.
F.
13,
June 8,
29; June
12],
16,
108; Septem¬
293;
[October
11],
411; October
11, 417;
[Oc¬
tober
1780, March 24, V:554.
1:782 ;
12], 418; October 22,
469; November 13, 515; De¬
HOLLY, William.
cember
1778, October 8, IV:147.
16,
579.
1778, January 7, 11 ;652-January
HOLT, John. 1780, April
12,
15, V :622.
1777, January
672;
January
22,
688;
February 3, 707; February 27,
HOORNBEEK, Jacob.
818;
1, 1:5 1 7.
March
11,
111:21;
March 13, 51 ; April 19, 191.
HOPKINS, Roswell. 1776, December 29,
1:505.
1779, September 1, V:254.
1 778, June 9, 111:441.
1780, December
1, VI:454.
1780, July
1781,
VI :670; April
19, 1781,
12,
VI :7;
August
125.
4,
May 1, VI :81 8.
16,
March 4,
738; May 21, VII :27;
507; November 24, 524.
HOWE, Robert.
HUGHES, James M.
1 779, August 1 7, V: 194. 1 780, March 15, V :541 ; March 1 1, 552; April 3, 580; April 3, 582; April
10, 596; April
1781, May 13, VI :860. HULL, William. 1781, January 25, VL595.
647;
HUMFREY, Cornelius.
April 28, 659; April 30, 661 ;
1776, September 25,
14,
647;
June 6,
898; June
November
April
801; June
21,
15,
826;
June 1 6, 832 ; June 1 6, 833; June 19, 852; June 26, 888; July 29, VI :66.
1:362.
HUMFREY, William. 1 777, August 28, 11:261. HUMPHREYS,
David.
1781, January 11, VI:564.
17,
State of New York
lvi
JACKSON, James, Jr.
HUNT, Jesse.
1776, October 1, 1:367; October
1778, May 15, 111:345.
8, 373; October 21, 388.
HUNTER, Elijah. 1780, April
1778, April 1, 111:107.
17, V :639.
JACKSON, Thomas Frederick.
HUNTER, James. 1779, May
15, IV:822.
1781, October 8, VII :384.
HUNTINGTON, Samuel.
JANSEN, Johannis, Jr.
1779, October 3, V:301 ; Octo¬ ber 9, 315; October 20, 324; October
30,
336;
December
15, 420. 12, V:453; May
19, 722; May 29, 772; June 793; June
15,
828; June
22-23, 872; August 24, VI: 137; September 3, tember
10,
189;
168; Sep¬ October
6,
278; October 7, 283; October 16,
296;
October
October
26,
9,
November
399;
20,
340;
327;
November 13,
410;
November 16, 417; November 17,
18,
VI:236;
September 1 9, 242. JANSEN, Thomas, Jr. [1776], August 2, 1:281.
1780, January
3,
1780, September
418;
December
4,
462;
December 22, 507.
JARVIS, Arthur. 1780, November 25, VI:441. JAY, Frederick. 1 781, July 23, VII :1 16. JAY, Sir James. 1781, December 4, VII:543. JAY, John. 1777, November 15, 11:521. 1778,
December
10,
1V:360;
December 1 9, 405. 1779, January 13, IV:482; Jan¬ uary
15,
484;
January
31,
527; February 8, 552; Febru¬
1781, January 9, VI:556; Janu¬
ary
19, 580; March
1, 598;
ary 13, 569; January 24, 594;
April 4, 689; April
January 27,
April 18, 736; May 22, 840;
598;
709; April 4,
March 21,
737; May
891; May 28, 908; June
19, 1,
VII:3; June 2, 9; June 6, 15. HUTTON, William. 1781, January 15, VI:574. HUYCK, Gerritie (Mrs.). 1 779, December 4, V :400.
June 1, V:7; June 3,
17; June
16,
193;
August
16,
89; August
117;
18,
1779, March 17, IV:643.
198;
September
25, 283; September 29, 288; October 7, 311. 1780, May 6, V :684; June 20, 861.
INCHES, Henderson.
701;
1, 9; June
August
27,
7,
JAYCOCKS,
William.
1779, April 20, IV:740.
lvii
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
JOHNSON, Paul.
KLOCK, Jacob.
1781, May 5, VI :845.
1778, May 1, 111:251; June 5,
JOHNSTON, James.
402; June 22, 475.
1781, March 23, VIT.713. JOHNSTON, Robert. 1777,
December
23,
1779, September 30, V:304. 1780, March
11:599.
17, V:546; April
4, 587; April 5, 589; May 12, 701 ; May 23, 740; July
1778, March 27, 111:88.
5, 918.
JONES, John. 1777, May 2, 1:786; November
1781, February 6, VI:635; April 18, 789.
23, 11:541.
KNAPP, Israel, Jr.
1778, February 9, 11:730.
1779, January 15, IV:486.
JONES, Margaret. 1 780, December 1 1, VI:488.
KNOX, Henry. 1779, October 19, V:325.
KATHAN, John. LAIDLIE, Archibald.
[1779, July — ], V:1 70.
1777, November 21, 11:532.
KEESE, John. 1780, December 25, VI:520.
1779, August 19, V:199.
1781, April 10, VI:759. KELLOGG, Moses, Jr., and others.
1780, January 4, V:441; Octo¬ ber 29, V:348.
[1780, June—?], V:929.
1781, March 10, VI :678; Au¬
KER, Rev. Nathan.
gust 10, VII: 188; October 6,
1779, July 29, V: 162.
376.
KIERS, E. W. 1777, October 19, 11:462.
LANSING, John, Jr. 1778, October 26, IV :207; De¬
KIMBALL, Levi.
cember 24, 420.
1777, June 27, 11:58.
1780, October 18, VI :305.
KING, Walter. 1779, January 28, IV:522.
LAURENCE, August. 1777, April 19, 1:722.
KINGSTON — Committee. 1776, December 20, 1:473. 1778, February 9, 11:768; Feb¬
LAURENS, Henry. 1777, November 1, 11:495; No¬ vember 8, 505; November 28,
ruary 9, 770. KINGSTON — Reformed
LAMB, John.
Dutch
Church, Minister, etc. [1777, August 2], 11:161. KINGSTON — Trustees. 1778, October 27, IV:21 1.
553; December 3,
561; De¬
cember 23, 601. 1778, January 2, 11:670; Febru¬ ary
13,
751;
February
24,
801 ; March 24, 111:77; April
Iviii
State of New York
LAURENS,
Henry — 1778 —
LEWIS, Francis — 1779 — contin¬ ued.
continued. 20, 197; April 26, 218; May
583;
8, 277; May 11. 303; May
March 13, 658; April 3, 685.
16, 314; June 9, 433; June 20, 471 ; June 25, 489; July
February
24,
585;
LEWIS, Morgan. 1778,
March
7,
11:875; April
12, 547; September 27, IV:
28, 111:234; October 28, IV:
99; October 7,
218.
141; Novem¬
ber 16, 279; December 2, 328. LAWRENCE, Daniel. 1777, July 18, 11:120. LAWRENCE, Jonathan. 1778, January 17, 11:681. LAWRENCE, Jonathan, Jr.
1780, May 19, V:727; May 23, 743; June 17, 844; June 24, 884; July 3, 911. L’HOMMEDIEU, Ezra. 1780, November 17, VI:419. 1781, April
10,
VI :757; May
1780, January 6, V :442.
2, 823; May 3, 830; July 31,
1781, March 25, VI :71 9; April
VI1:1 49 ; August 7, 174; Au¬
14, 769. LAWRENCE, William. 1777, July 8, 11:83. LEAYCRAFT, George. 1780, July 6, V :922. LEDYARD, Isaac. 1781, March 22, VI:71 0. LEEK, Philip. 1778, May 15, 111:345. 1779, March 30, IV :675. LEGGETT, Gabriel. 1780, August 8, VL87. LEONARD, George. 1777, March 22, 1:674. LESTER, Lois. [1779, November—], V:387. LEWIS, Francis. 1778, August 21, 111:676; De¬ cember 1, IV :321. 1 779, January 21, IV:5 1 4; Feb¬ ruary
19, 580; February 20.
gust
16,
210;
September
7,
308; September 26, 359; Sep¬ tember 26, 360. LINCOLN, Benjamin. 1777,
[January 5], 1:536; Oc¬
tober 28, 11:487. 1778, January 24, 11:710. LIVINGSTON, Abraham. 1777, August 20, 11:236. 1778, March 31, 111:102. LIVINGSTON, Gilbert. 1777, November [24], 11:544. LIVINGSTON, Henry. 1781, April 16, V 1:785; July 3, VI 1:56. LIVINGSTON, Henry, Jr. 1778, March 16, 111:45. LIVINGSTON, Henry B. 1777, November 14, 11:519; De¬ cember 25, 605. 1778, February 14, 11:752. 1780,
August
20,
VI: 127;
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
LIVINGSTON, Henry B.— 1 780 —- continued [October —], 317; [October —], 318. LIVINGSTON, Henry Philip. 1778, May 24, 111:352. LIVINGSTON, Rev. Dr. J. H. 1775, May 23, 1:193. LIVINGSTON, James. 1780, September II, VI:210. LIVINGSTON, John. 1778, April 12, 111:156. 1 781, July 2, VII :56. LIVINGSTON, John R. 1 780, November 22, VL.427. LIVINGSTON, Peter R. 1778, June 12, 111:452; June 13, 453; July 28, 591 ; July 29, 593; November 3, IV: 263. LIVINGSTON, Robert. 1778, January 8, 11:654. LIVINGSTON, Robert R. 1776, August 18, 1:312; Sep¬ tember 1 7, 354. 1777, April 11, 1:709; Novem¬ ber 19, 11:530. 1 778, May 2, 111:254; Septem¬ ber 23, IV:75; November 4, 249. 1779, March 14, IV :633; No¬ vember 30, V :382. 1780, May 18, V:7I7; June 16, 837; June 29, 896; December 10, VL430. 1781, February 26, VI:656; February 28, 661 ; November 6, VII:486; December 19, 603.
lix
LIVINGSTON, Walter. 1777, October 2, 11:358. 1778, October 15, IV: 176. 1779, August 30, V:223. LIVINGSTON, William. 1777, January 15, 1:552. 1778, March 29, 111:93. 1779, August 23, V:203. 1780, April 3, V:583; August 18, VI :124. 1781, August 31, VII :279. LIVINGSTON, William S. 1778, March 28, 131:90; May 15, 311. 1781, March 12, VI :680. LOCKWOOD, Eliphalet. 1778, June 26, 111:494. LOCKWOOD, James. 1779, March 25, IV:668. LOGAN, Samuel. 1776, July 25, 1:272. 1777, June 14, 11:30; June 14, 32. 1779, August 16, V:214. 1781, August 14, [not James], VIL205. LORD, Lynde. 1779, March 16, IV:641. LORING, Jotham. 1 778, April 22, 111:206. LORING, Seth. 1778, March 28, 11:832. LOUDON, Samuel. 1781, July 21, VII :1 01. LUDINTON, Henry. 1778, February 16,
11:761;
lx
State of New York
LUDINTON, Henry — 1 778 — continued. February 20, 784; May 1, III: 247. 1779, July 11, V: 1 28. 1781, May 1, VI :81 6; Septem¬ ber 19, VII :340; September 21, 343. LUSH, Stephen. 1778, April 30, 111:237. 1779, April 15, IV:724; April 26, 75 7. 1780, April 12-13, V :61 4 ; Oc¬ tober 12, VI:288; November 7, 393; December 17, 503. 1781, September 12, VII:322. LYON, Samuel. 1778, December 10, IV:361. MABBITT, Samuel. 1 779, May 1 4, IV:81 6. McARTHUR, Alexander. [1777, May 26], 1:840. McCARTY, David. 1781, December 4, VII:542. McCLAGHRY, J ames. 1776, March 25, 1:229. 1779, August 16, V:2!4; Au¬ gust 26, 215. 1780, January 15, V:459; April 11, 859. McCLAUGHRY, John. 1781, March 16, VI:688; April 21, 792; June 13, VII:22. McCLUNG, John. 1781, May 19, VL885.
McCRAKEN, Joseph. 1780, September 19, VI:247. 1781, August 8, VII: 178. McCREA, John. 1780, September 13, VI:227. McDonald, John. [1778, January — ], 11:682. Mac DONELL, Allan. 1779, November 16, V:361. McDOUGALL, Alexander. 1777, April 21, 1:724; April 23, 729; April 27, 741 ; May 5, 798; June 18, 11:37. 1778, April 3, 111:128; April 5, 131-132; April 7. 146; April 13, 166; April 15, 169; April 19, 194; April 22, 204; April 26, 232; April 28, 227; April 29, 233; May 2, 255; May 6, 273; May 11, 294; July 5, 522; November 5, IV:244; December 2, 346; December 4, 35 I ; December 6, 355; De¬ cember 15, 377; December 15, 383; December 28, 430; De¬ cember 31, 438. 1779, January 20, IV:501 ; Jan¬ uary 27, 520; February 6, 547; February 16, 578; March 1, 598; March 3, 610; March 10, 626; March 14, 630; March 24, 664; March 25, 667; April 3, 687; April 22, 745; April 27, 763; May 24, 844; May 25, 666; May 30, 860; May 31, 871 ; June 1, V:4; June 5, 39; June 7, 48; June 11, 76.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
McDOUGALL, Alexander — con¬ tinued. 1780, October 2, VI:273. 1781, March 12, VI :683. McFARLAN, Andrew. 1778, March 24, 111:78. 1 780, May 16, V:71 1. 1781, April 29, VI :81 1. McFARREN, Thomas. 1781, December 29, VII :627. MACHIN, Thomas. 1777, May 2, 1:787; July 25, 11:133. 1778, March 12, 111:29. 1780, September 12, VI:216. 1781, December 16, VII:586. McKEAN, Thomas. 1781, July 12, V11:71 ; August 8, 176. McKEEN, Robert. 1778, January 25, 11:695. McKesson, John. 1775, June 7, 1:194; June 8, 198; June 14, 203; June 17, 204; June 24. 206; July 27, 210; July 31, 211. 1776, August 7, 1:296; August 16, 310; September 15, 348; September 17, 350; September 23, 358; September 24, 359; September 29, 365; October 11, 378; October 18, 383; October 19, 385; October 27, 393; October 30, 395; Octo¬ ber 31, 404; November 3, 409; November 5, 417; No¬ vember 9, 419; November 9,
lxi
McKESSON, John— 1 776 — con¬ tinued. 420; November 15, 424; No¬ vember 26, 432; December 10, 460. I 777, March 13, 1:657; March 25, 682; July 8, 11:88; July 17, 112; July 25, 133; July 29, 144; August 9, 205; Au¬ gust 13, 220; October 4, 359; October 4, 364. 1778, August 6, 111:614; Octo¬ ber 27, IV:209; November 8, 253. McKINNY, Matthew. 1777, March 7, 1:650. McKINSTRY, John. 1781, May 4, VI :839; July 22. VII: 102; September 3, 297. McNITT, Alexander. 1778, August 14, 111:639; No¬ vember 25, IV:307. 1781, August 8, VII: 178. MACAW, Robert. 1780, April 11, V :859. MAGUIRE, Hugh. 1781, August 29, VII :268. MALCOM, William. 1777, March 12, 1:656; April 19, 722; July 5, 11:76; Octo¬ ber 24, 478; December 10, 568; December 14, 607. 1778, March 3, 11:833; March 23, III :75; June 29, 501 ; Au¬ gust 16, 656; August 19, 667; September 7, IV:7; September 16, 41; September 27, 102; October 4, 134; October 23, 193; October 25, 200;
Ixii
State of New York
MALCOM, William — 1 778 — MATHEWS, Vincent. continued 1779, November 29, V:377. November 20, 301 ; November MATIGNY, Charles de. 27, 311; December 1, 325; 1779, January 17, IV:494. December 1, 348; December 6, MEAD, John. 357; December 10, 362. 1779, November 30, V:381. 1779, January 8, IV:476; Janu¬ MENZIES, Thomas. ary 26, 519; April 21, 743; 1779, August 9, V:184. June 4, V:20; June 7, 49. 1781, April 16, VI:781. 1780, October 31, VI :41 6. MILLER, Benjamin. 1781, April 26, VI:798. 1778, May 15, 111:345. MARSHALL, Elihu. MILLER, James. 1781, April I 7, VI:785 ; August 1779, June 12, V:77. 27, VII :265; September 12, MILLER, William. 326; September 27, 363; Oc¬ 1778, February 6, 11:721; De¬ tober 17, 413. cember 1, IV:320. MARVIN, Elihu. MINOTT, Samuel. 1 778, November 14, IV:275. 1779, May 4, IV :792; May 25, 1781, January 22, VI :655. 846; June 8, V :63; July 28, MASON, Rev. John. 156. 1777, August 5, 11:182. 1780, April 11, V :605 ; May 2, MASSACHUSETTS BAY — 671. Board of War. MITCHELL, Hugh. 1778, February 5, 11:716; July 1778, July 29, 111:592; August 22, 111:579. 15, 640. 1 779, July 7, V:l24. 1781, September 3, VII:294; MASSACHUSETTS BAY — September 10, 319. Council. MOFFAT, Thomas. 1778, May 28, 111:372. 1776, February 29, 1:226; July 1779, July 6, V: 1 20. 24, 266. MASSACHUSETTS BAY—Gen¬ 1777, October 8, 11:386. eral Assembly (General Court). ~ I 778, April 6, 111:135; April 9, 1779, January 16, IV:489; Jan¬ 151. uary 21, 515; February 15, 1780, November 8, VI:397. 569; September 28, V :285. MATHEWS, John. 1781, July 29, VII :1 46; Decem¬ 1 780, June 2, V:781 ; June 12, ber 5, 549. 813; June 19, 855; August MONELL, James. 16, VI: 108; August 19, 115. -,-, IV:532.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
MONTGOMERY, Mrs. Richard. [1779,-], 1:739.
ber 24, V1L523.
1777, September 19, 11:336.
1781, December 12, VIL580.
1 779, December 6, V:403.
MOORE, Charles. February
10,
1779, December
1780, October 31, VL358.
11:740.
MORRIS,
1, V:388.
1777,
MOORE, Daniel. 1781, August 29,
VIL268.
1780, September 13, VI:227.
June
16,
460;
July 21, 567; August 21,676; 713;
September
September
27,
cember
321;
September 6,
740;
IV: 1 00;
De¬
December
1,
323; December 10, 360.
ruary 20, 584; March 2, 606; VI:917; June
1,
V :9 ; June 6, 111:419.
VI:652.
1777,
July
7,
11:83;
July
15,
111; September 2, 270; Sep¬ tember
1 0,
302 ; October
1 1,
418.
MOTT, William. 1778, February 9, 11:732. MOYLAN,
John.
vember —, 470; December 16,
1780, May 7, V:690; September VI :1 87.
585. MUIRSON, Heathcote.
MORRIS, Lewis, Jr.
1780, July 8, V :95 1.
1779, November 13, V:355. September
1781, February 20, MOTT, Gershom.
1781, October 1, VIL365; No¬
MORRIS, Lewis.
1781,
MOTT, Ebenezer.
1778, February 16, 11:760.
1779, January 21, IV:514; Feb¬
9,
Superintendent
MOSS, Isaac.
1778, February 17, 11:766; May
[May 23],
Robert,
207; October 19, 421. 1776, December 31, 1:5 1 1.
1,
April
121; July 27, 138; August 1 5, V:464.
MORRIS, Gouverneur.
1,
1:543;
1781, July 6, VII :63; July 25, [ 1 780, January —,]
724;
9,
of Finance.
MORISON, Mary.
2,
January
MORRIS,
1779, September 1 1, V:272.
September
Robert.
17, 714.
MORISON, Malcom.
111:371;
1, VI :81 4; Novem¬
MORRIS, Richard.
I 780, December 4, VI:472.
28,
MORRIS, Lewis R.— continued. 1781, May
MOODIE, Andrew.
1778,
lxiii
1781, June
7, VII:309.
MORRIS, Lewis R. 1780, June 3, V :791 ; June 844; August 24, VI: 136.
19, VII :32.
MULLER, Christopher. 1781, July 15, VII :82.
18,
MULLER, Cornelius S. 1778, August 15, 111:641.
State of New York
Ixiv
NEW YORK STATE — Council
MYRICK, Joshua.
of Safety — 1777 — cont’d.
1780, December 29, VI:528.
215; August 12, 216; August 13,
NEWKIRK, Jacob. 1778, July 10, 111:539. 1780,
July
8,
V:937;
August
2, VI:73; September 23, 249.
September 4,
VIi:299.
STATE —Assem¬
405; October
ber 15, 438; October 21, 466.
1779, September 1, V:256. NICHOLSON, John.
NICHOLSON, Robert.
1777, October 7, 11:376. 1778, October 15,
IV:1
1777, September 4, 11:278.
76.
NICOLL, Isaac.
1779, September 4, V:262. NEW YORK STATE—Commit¬
1 776, August 19, 1:315; Novem¬ 2,
1776, February 29, 1:224; Feb¬ ruary 29, 225; July 20, 263.
tee of Safety.
406;
December
460; December
10,
12, 462; De¬
cember 25, 492.
1778, February 24, 11:802; July 5, 111:522; November 14, IV: 278. 1779, January
NEW YORK STATE — Conven¬ tion.
16,
11:683; Jan¬
uary 1 7, IV :497 ; February 24, 587; March 5, 618; April 13,
August
16,
1:310;
Sep¬
tember 24, 359; December 19,
718; May
11,
cember 25, 491.
424.
March
18,
1:671;
April
17, 716. NEW YORK STATE — Conven¬ tion, Commissioners of. 1776, July 20, 1:264. NEW YORK STATE —Council of Safety. 1777, May 22, 1:836; June 10, 11:10;
[July —], 62; July 9,
1 05 ; July 24, 1 28; August 1 2,
16, 827.
1780, March 28, V:568; April
472; December 21, 479; De¬
1777,
13, 427; Octo¬
1777, September 23, 11:343.
bly.
1776,
226;
[1778, October —], IV: 1 73.
NEWMAN, Elizabeth.
ber
14,
1777, October 7, 11:376.
1777, February 9, 1:585.
NEW YORK
August
NEW YORK STATE — Senate.
NEWLAND, Trevor.
1781,
218;
October 10, 404; October 10,
1781, May
605;
November 20,
February 4,
834;
19, July
VI:
VI:647; 24,
VII:
1:316;
Sep¬
120. NICOLL, John. 1776,
August
20,
tember 19, 355. 1778, March 12, 111:34; Decem¬ ber 2 1, IV :406. NICOLL, Leonard D. 1 778, May 1 7, 111:319.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
NIVEN, D. 1781, November 22, VI1:5 1 3. NORTHEAST PRECINCT, Dutchess County — Committee. 1778, March 9, III:7. NORTON, Nathaniel. 1780, August 15, VI: 103. NOURSE, Joseph. 1779, October 22, V :326. ORANGE COUNTY — Commit¬ tee. 1778, March 14, IIT.38. ORANGE COUNTY—Super¬ visors. 1780, July 31, VI:69; December 15, 500. ORD, John. 1777, September 8, 11:289. PACKWOOD, Joseph. 1780, October 21, VI:328. PAINE, Brinton. 1777, December 8, 11:567. 1778, October 23, IV:194. 1781, April 16, VI:775 ; June 10, VII :19; July 21, 100; August 8, 178. PAINE, Ephraim. 1781, March 9, VI :677. PALFREY, William. 1778, October 9, IV: 1 50. PALMER, George. 1780, September 13, VI:227. PALMER, Thomas. 1778, January 20, 11:686; Feb¬ ruary 20, 782; March 19, III: 61; April 21, 202; May 17, 317.
lxv
PARKS, Arthur. 1780, July 8, V:950. PARSONS, Samuel H. 1776, October 30, 1:398. 1777, October 24, 11:479; De¬ cember 26, 606; December 28, 609. 1778, February 15, 11:755; Feb¬ ruary 16, 763; February 20, 785; February 21, 789; Feb¬ ruary [24], 803; February 28, 819; March 5, 859; March 10, 111:15; March 11, 25; March 12, 28; March 16, 49; June 22, 483. 1779, January 2, IV:459; June 7, V :46. 1780, February 21, 505. 1781, September 7, VIL307. PATERSON, Eleazer. 1779, May 5, IV :800. 1780, July 20, VI:25; Septem¬ ber II, 213. PATTERSON, John. 1777, November 7, 11:502. PAULDING, William. 1776, December 2, 1:442; De¬ cember 6, 448. PAWLING, Albert. 1778, April 10, 111:284. 1779, June 13, V:81 ; July 22, 150; July 24, 160. 1780, November 4, VI:381. 1781, August 1 7, VII :225 ; De¬ cember 1 1, 574. • PAWLING, Levi. 1776, December 3, 1:443.
State of New York
lxvi
PHILLIPS, Moses.
PAWLING, Levi —continued. 1777, February 20, 1:61 1 ; March 1, 639; March 6, 647; March
1778, September 29, IV: 1 21. PICKERING, Timothy. 1780, December
17, 667; March 23, 677. 1778, September 5, 111:738; De¬
12, VI:492.
1781, August 26, VII :255. PLATT, Zephaniah.
cember 3, IV :354. 1779, May 24, IV :845.
1777, October 22, 11:470.
1781, August
1778, July 4, 111:520.
13, VII: 190.
POPHAM, William.
PEABODY, Nathaniel. 1780, June 2, V:781; June 12, 813; June
19, 855; July
13.
September
15,
8,
VI1:312;
333,
October
PORTER, John.
PEARCE, Nathan. 1777, November 22, 11:538.
1 777 [?],-, 1:572. PEENPACK — Committee. 1777, April 8, 1:705.
10,
V:953; August
1778,
May
28,
111:372;
July
1 779, January 16, I V:489; Janu¬ ary
24, VI:!33.
1781, January 12, VI:567. PENDLETON, Solomon. 1778, January 24,
21,
515;
February
15,
569; July 6, V:120; Septem¬
PELL, Samuel T.
16,
1778, September 23, IV:139. POWELL, Jeremiah.
16, 553.
PELL, Philip, Jr. 1780, July
[1777], July 13, 11:1 08. POSEY, Thomas.
PEEK, George.
30,
September
I, 367.
VI :9.
tember
1781,
11:692; Sep¬
!V:40; September
ber
28,
285;
December
2,
394. PROVOOST,
Rev.
Samuel.
1780, April 3, V:583; May 10, 695.
126.
1781, February 26, VI :656; No¬
PRUYN, Arent. 1781, June 4, VII: 10.
vember
12,
VS 1:498; Decem¬
PRUYN, John F.
ber 7, 556. 1780, September 18, VI:251. PETERS, William. 1781, September 8,
PUNDERSON, Cyrus. VI1:31 3.
PETRY, William. 1780, December 2, VI:456. PHELPS, Charles. 1779, December 28, V:436. 1780, September 1, VI: 160.
1780, September 1, VI: 162. PUTNAM, Daniel. 1 777, July 21, 11:121. PUTNAM, Israel. 1777, August 4, 11:185; August 14,
225;
October
6,
375;
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
PUTNAM,
Israel — 1 7 7 7 — con¬
tinued.
ROBERDEAU, Daniel. 1781, June 15, VII :23.
October 8, 384; October 18, 460;
November
18,
528;
December 17, 581.
ROBINSON, Beverly. 1 779, September 2 1, V :279. ROBINSON, Ebenezer.
1778, January 24, 11:690.
1779, December 10, V :409. ROCKENFELLER, Thyll.
QUACKENBUSH, Nicholas. [ l 780, November —?], VI :40l. RAPALJE, Garrit.
1778, June 14, 111:456. ROOSEVELT, Isaac. 1777, January 19, 1:558.
1781, January 6, VI :641.
ROSEBOOM, Myndert.
RAYMOND, Ebenezer.
[1778, September 1], 111:714.
1 780, December 29, VI:530.
ROSEKRANS, James.
READE, see RHEAD.
1776, July 16, 1:259.
REDDICK, Christopher.
1779, May 27, IV:853. 1780, July 19, VI :24.
1777, September 19, 11:338. REED, James.
ROUSE, Casper.
1778, February 24, 11:801 ; June 25,
111:492;
November
16,
1 779, March 23, IV:661 ; March 670;
December
27,
RUDDOCK, John. ber 12, 421. 1778, July 11, 111:537. RUMSEY, Anne.
V :432.
1781, August 3, VII: 157.
REED, Joseph. 1778, February 17, 11:766. 1780, April 12, V:608. REGNIER DE R.OUSSI, Pierre. 1 776, November 21,1:429. 1777, July 12, 11:106. 1778, April 31
1778, March 9, III:7. 1777, October 8, 11:387; Octo¬
IV:283. 27,
lxvii
[sic], 111:239;
August 15, 648; August 31, IV :3. 1 779, January 31, IV:530. REMSEN, Henry. 1 779, August 2, V: 173. 1780, February 21, V:507. RHEAD (READE), Jacob. 1777, September 18, 11:335.
RUSSELL, Ebenezer. 1778, August 17, IIL688. 1 780, October 20, VI :326. RUSSEL.L, John. 1781, November 16, VII:505. RUSSELL, Thomas. 1778, September 5, 111:734. RUTGERS, Anthony. 1777, November 9, 11:509. RUTGERS, Henry, Jr. 1777, June 24, 11:48. RYSDYK, Rev. Isaak. 1779, April 21, IV:740; April 21. 742.
Ixviii
State of New York
SCHUYLER,
SACKETT, Joseph. 1779, June 4, V: 1 9.
continued.
1781, October 7, VII:382. SACKETT, Nathaniel. 1781,
July
1,
Philip — 1 780 —
VII :54;
Decem¬
ber 11, 575.
815; July
13,
20,
October
324;
October
31,
VI :9; October 27,
358;
343;
November
1, 364
SACKETT, Richard.
1781, May 4, VI :840; May 1 9,
1781, May 15, VI :872.
890;
SANDS, Cornwall.
9,
1780, September 4, VI:170. SANDS, Joshua.
May
21,
VII: 184;
318;
898;
August
September
October
12,
10,
395;
Oc¬
tober 15, 404.
1780, April 26, V :655.
SCOTT, John Morin.
SARGENT, Cl.
1 777, June 11, II :21 ; November
1780, April 11, V:597.
7, 503; November 21, 532.
SCHENECTADY^ Citizens.
1778, May 5, III :2 72 ; May 1 6-
1778, June 15, III :459.
21, 312; July 12, 546.
SCHENECTADY— Committee. 1778, March 24, 111:78.
1780, June
SCHENK, Henry.
1781,
I 778, July 28, III:590.
1 780, August 1, VI :71.
1:788.
10,
VI :852;
December 1, 532.
1776, July 20, 1:264.
1780, August 30, VI: 149.
1776, December 7, 1:448.
SHAW, George.
1777, August 6, 11:199.
1776, August 5, 1:294; August
16, 111:44; April 2,
384;
July
20, 565; July 26, 585.
7, 292. SHAW, Nathaniel. 1778, November 30, IV:31 9.
1779, January 9, IV :477; March
SHERBURNE, Henry.
2, 602; September 1 1, V:273.
1 778, May 9, 1:81 0.
1780, April 18, V:642; May 15, 708; May 20, 729; May 26, 759; May 28,
May
SERGEANT, John.
SCHUYLER, Philip.
June
May
SEDGWICK, Theodore.
SCHOONMAKER, Cornelius E.
17, 177;
5,
23, 905 ; August 22, VII :241 ;
SCHOONMAKER, Cornelius C.
March
V:777; June
26, VI :254.
SCHERMERHORN, Jacob.
1778,
2,
797; June 16, 837; September
1 777, June 10, 11:11.
1777, May 2,
1779, November 26, V:371.
767; June 2,
781 ; June 12, 813; June 12,
SHERWOOD, Adiel. -, 11:731. SILLIMAN, Gold Selleck. 1780, June 20, V :860.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
SKINNER, Abraham. 1779, November 13, V:355. 1 780, January 7, 450. 1781, October 24, VII:439. SLEIGHT, Hend. J. 1776, August 10, 1:307. SMALL, John. 7, V:404.
SMITH, Benjamin.
1778, May
12,
III :297;
[June
—], 509. 1 780, August 11, VI :99. 1781,
March 9,
VI:673; April
29, 812.
1781, September 5, VI 1:300. STAATS, Barent J.
1781, January 1, VI :545. SMITH, James.
1780, October 18, VI:305. STARK, John.
1 778, November 27, IV:31 3. SMITH, John.
1781, August 18, VII :228; Au¬ gust 31, 278.
1780, March 30, V:574. SMITH, Melancton.
SMITH, Thomas. 1777, April 27,
STEUBEN, Friedrich Wilhelm Au¬ gustus, Baron von.
1777, February 28, 1:636.
7 [?],
SNh DER, Johannes — continued.
SPOTTEN, William.
1779, December
ber
lxix
1779, April
20,
IV:738;
July
12, V: 1 31. 1:742; Decem¬
11:566; December
25 [24?], 604. [1778, September 26], IV: 1 01. SMITH, William. 1 775, October 10, 1:214; —,215. 1776, June 7, 1:197. 1777, October 28, 11:484. SMITH, William.
STEVENS, Ebenezer. 1778, February March
25,
28,
11:82-0;
111:84;
May
11,
295. 1781, July 11, VII:67. STEVENS, Nathaniel. 1780, August 25, VI: 138. STEVENSON, Gloriana. 1778, April 9,
111:152.
STIRLING, Lord. 1 776, August 19, 1:315. SMYTH, George. 1780, October 26, VI :339. SNOW, Ephraim. 1781, October 22, VII :433. SNYDER, Catharina. 1781, February 23, VI:654. SNYDER, Jeremiah. 1 778, October 15, IV: 1 64. SNYDER, Johannes. 1 776, August 9, 1:299.
1781,
October
23,
VIL437;
October 24, 438; October 27, 447; November 3-6, 478. STOCKWELL, Levi. 1779, May 30, IV:863. STODDERT, Ben. 1780, November 15, VI :41 5. STOUTENBURGH, Isaac. 1780,
July
4,
19, VI :321.
V:918;
October
lxx
State of New York
STRANG, John.
TAPPEN,
continued.
1780, January 25, V:463.
August 8,
STRANG, Joseph. 1778, July 4,
111:520; August
1780, July 22,
VI:43; Septem¬
1776, November 10, 1:421. TAPPEN, Peter.
ber 28, 266. 1781, August 27, VII :261 ; Au¬
310;
577.
TAPPEN, Mary.
STRINGER, Samuel.
30,
194; December 13,
1781, March 10, VI :679.
30, 668.
gust
Christopher — 1 777 —
271;
September
September
11,
8,
320;
September 1 9, 339; September
1776,
August
19,
1:314;
Sep¬
tember 9, 342; September 23, 358; September 27, 363; Oc¬ tober
11,
377.
1777, October
11,
11:416; No¬
25, 356.' vember 23, 543. STUART, Rev. John.
TAYLER, John.
1781, August 30, VII :274.
1777, September 22, 11:340.
SUFFERN, John. 1777, October
1778, July 24, 111:584; August 15,
11:437.
9, 616; September 22, IV:70;
SWART, Dirck, and others.
December
[1778, April — ?], 111:209. 1780, September 13, VI:227. SWARTWOUT, Barnardus.
1780, May 16, V:71 I ; May 23, 744; June 17, 838; December
1778, November 18, IV:299. 1780,
12, 363; December
18, 405.
May 4, V :682.
9, VI :483. 1781,
SWARTWOUT, Jacobus.
September —,
VII :303 ;
October 1 6, 405.
1776, October 17, 1:381.
TA^ LOR, Andrew.
1777, February 28, 1:636.
1777, April 26, 1:738; June 18,
1778, September 14, IV:32.
11:38; July 3, 72; July 5, 77; September 26, 345 ; September
TAFFMADGE, Benjamin.
29, 353.
1780, November 11, VI:403. TAPPEN, Christopher.
1778, January 28, 11:698; Feb¬ ruary 24,
796;
1775, June 1 0, 1:201.
810; April 2,
1776, August 14, 1:309.
1,7,
1777, February 28, 1:637; May 29, 849; July 7, 11,
100;
[August
11:79; July 1 ],
156;
180;
May
February 26, III :1 15; April 8,
282;
cember 26, IV:425. TAYLOR, John. 1778, February 13, 11:750.
De¬
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
TEN BROECK, Abraham.
TEN BROECK, Abraham — 1 780
1776, December 19, 1:472; De¬
— continued.
cember 21,479; December 25,
vember 3,
491.
393.
1777, January 2, 18,
671;
1:521; March
September
17,
II:
330.
ruary
19,
778; February 26,
III: 1 1 ; March 20, 68; March 25, 97; May 21,
(trvo
31 [June
336; May
letters),
7],
473;
421;
June
27,
30,
504;
11,
536; July
July
380;
June 495;
1,
513;
20 June July
19, 558; July
20, 562; August 1, 599; Au¬ 24,
689;
August
701 ; September 5, tember 18,
378; November
7,
1781, November 2, VII:475. TEN BROECK, Dirck. 1777, September 29, 11:349.
1778, February 5, 11:744; Feb¬
gust
lxxi
13,
53;
IV :31 ; September
September
24,
September
29,
23,
November
187;
29,
735; Sep¬
121;
79;
October 8,
254;
1778, March 21, 28,
228;
111:73; April
December
14,
IV:
374. TEN BROECK, Peter. 1780, February 26, V:518. TEN BROECK, Samuel. 1781, May 4, VI :837. THOMAS, Richard. 1778, May 6, 111:275. THOMAS, Thomas. 1777, September 16, 11:325. 1778, February 19, 11:777. 1780,
March
tember 9, 4,
463;
13,
V:539;
VI: 187;
Sep¬
December
December
4,
464;
December 25, 521.
November 13, 266; November 1781, April 25, V:794; August 1 7, 290. 1780, March 25, V:558; March 29
(per
Jeremiah
Lansingh),
569; April 15, 629; May 22 (per Jeremiah Lansingh), 736; May
23
singh),
(per
Jeremiah
738;
May
24
Lan¬ (per
Jeremiah Lansingh), 746; July 6
(per
Jeremiah
921;
August
tober
19,
Lansingh),
3,
VI:79;
Oc¬
320;
October
19,
321 ; October 26, 338; Octo¬ ber 350;
29,
344;
November
October 3,
376;
30, No-
11,
VII: 189;
December
20,
605. THOMPSON, Amos, Jr. 1781, March 17, VI :705. THOMPSON, Ebenezer. 1777, December 31, 11:618. THOMPSON, Enos. 1780, July 17, VI :20. THOMPSON, Israel. 1776, August 20, 1:317. 1777, June 17, 11:36. THOMSON, Charles. 1778, December 10,
IV:359.
Ixxii
State of New York
THOMSON,
Charles—continued.
1780, February
1, V:471; June
1780, November 3, VI:378.
1779, December 11, V:411.
1781, February 15, VI:644.
1778, November 24, IV:305.
July
November 25,
IV:
319.
1780,
1781,
1781, April 16, VI:782.
March
10,
V :528;
March 9,
V1:671 ; April
TRUMBULL, Jonathan, Jr.
TOWNSEND, Keziah. 1781, October 30, VII:460.
1778, June TRYON
TOWNSEND, Micah. IV:563;
April 7, 693; June 9, V:67;
V :595;
April
681; July
19, VI :21. 16, VL874.
[July]
3, 111:518.
COUNTY — Commis¬
sioners for Conspiracies. 1781, October 16, V11:407. TRYON
108.
May 4,
15, VII:
331.
1781, October 8, VII:387.
14,
Sep¬
VI: 174; September
27, 803; September
TOWNSEND, Eliza.
1781, May
111:154;
19, 243; December 25, 523.
1778, August 30, 111:668.
616;
590;
tember 6,
TOMPKINS, Jonathan G.
10,
10,
1779, August 5, V:184.
TOBEY, Benjamin.
April
1778, April 28,
TILLOTSON, Th.
February
TRUMBULL, Jonathan. 1777, December 15, 11:579.
TILLMAN, John, Sr.
12,
V:714.
1778, May 24, 111:353.
THROOP, Josiah.
1780,
17,
1777, December 2, 11:561.
1781, July 1 0, VII :66.
July 5,
1780, May
TROUP, Robert.
20, 863.
1779,
TREDWELL, Thomas.
COUNTY — Commis¬
sioners of Sequestration. 1780, March
7, V:521.
TRYON COUNTY—Committee. 1777, September 7, 11:283. 1778, February 10, 11:741 ; Jan¬
TOWNSEND, Samuel. 1779, May
1, IV:789; June 7,
V :47 ; June 21, 92. 1780, VI: 1 48. 1781, March 26, VI :720. TREAT, Dr. M. [1778,-], IIL508. 1779, November 26, V:370. 1 780, May 20, V:731 ; July 29, VI :67.
uary 27,
746; April 20,
III:
196. TUPPER, Benjamin. 1776, October 22, 1:390. TURNBULL, Catharine. 1778,
May 4,
111:271.
1780, November 27, VI:445. TUSTEN, Benjamin, Jr. 1776, December 30, 1777, April 6, 1:698.
1:507.
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
TUSTEN, Benjamin, Jr.— cont’d. 1778,
March
22,
344;
29, July
111:95; 5,
522;
lxxiii
VAN ALSTINE, Abraham J.
May July
10, 539; September 1, 717.
1778, September 18, IV:63. 1780, July 6, V :922. 1781, December 26, VII:626.
1779, April 27, IV:762.
VAN ALSTYNE, Alida. 1779, December 13, V:418.
ULSTER
COUNTY — Commis¬ VAN BERGEN, Anthony.
sioners for Conspiracies. 1780, August
1781, May 12, VI :856. 1, VI:71. VAN BUNSCHOTEN, Elias.
UMPHREY, James.
1779, May 29, IV:861.
1776, July 29, 1:279.
1781, May 9, VI :852 ; May 13,
UNDERHILL, Nathaniel. 1780,
861 ; July 26, VI1:1 37.
May 2, V-.676.
UNITED
STATES — Board
of
1779, December 4, V:399.
T reasury.
VAN BUREN, Leonard.
1780, April 15, V:622. UNITED
STATES — Board
of
1777, November 2, 11:497; No¬ vember
25,
616;
November
553; December 22, 594.
1778, July 21, 111:606; August
1781, March 31, VI :730. VAN CORTLANDT, Philip, see Cortlandt. VANDENBURGH, James. 1781, August 22, VII:242.
20, 670. 1779, April 22,
VAN GAASBEEK, Peter.
IV:744.
1 780, February 23, V :5 1 1 ; June
1780, June 23, V:880. VAN NESS, David.
30, 898. UNITED STATES — Congress. 1 780, May 19, V :722; June 15, 828.
1780, April 27, V:656. VAN NESS, Peter. 1778,
UNITED
STATES — Congress,
Committee. 17,
11:766.
1 780, June 2, V:781 ; June 813; June
19, 855; July
August
gust 19,
16,
108;
115.
VAN ALEN, John E. 1778, August
June
111:490;
16
1, 111:600.
(with
August
August 24,
1778, February
VI :9;
1780, April 4, V :586. VAN CORTLANDT, Fred.
War.
28,
VAN BUREN, Annatie.
others),
10,
619;
687; August 26,
699. 1 2, 13,
Au¬
1780, April 13,
15,
V :61 8;
July
VI :9.
1781, July 16, VII :85; July 17, 89. VAN ORDEN,
Hezekiah.
1781, May 14, VI :863.
lxxiv
State of New York
VAN RENSSELAER, Jeremiah. 1778, July 15, 111:553; July 24, 583;
July
29,
592;
August
15, 640; August 20, 669.
1780, September 28, VI:266.
— continued. July 1, 902; July 28, VI:62; September
5,
171; September
1781, August 25, VII:250; Oc¬ tober 25, 440.
VAN RENSSELAER, Philip.
VAN VEGHTEN, Cornelius.
1780, August 28, VI:251.
1780, September 13, VI:227.
VAN RENSSELAER, Robert. 111:212;
Goose— 1780
12, 223.
1779, September 15, V:276.
1778, April 24,
VAN SCHAICK,
May
1781, August 27, VII:263. VAN WAGENEN, G.
2, 255.
H.
1779, December 14, V:419. 1780, [June — ?], V:788; June 3,
790; June 4,
794;
[June
4], 795; July 5, 919; July 28, VI:63; August 6, tember 4,
169;
107; Sep¬
October
13,
291 ; October 18, 302; [Octo¬ ber—],
319;
[October —],
320. 1781,
VAN WAGENEN, Teunis. 1781, January 3, VI:546; Octo¬ ber 14, VII :401. VAN WYCK, Theodorus. 1778,
VAN ZANDT, Jacobus. 1776, July
16, 1:254; July 25,
273. April
16,
VI :779;
De¬
cember 21, V11:618.
1778, September 28, IV: 1 16.
1 780, December 23, VI :5 1 7.
1780, October 6, VI:282. VEEDER, Abraham.
VAN SCHAACK, Henry. 1780, December 23, VI :5 1 7.
1778, March 15, 111:42. VERMONT — Commissioners.
VAN SCHAICK, Goose. 1778, February 22, 11:790; Au¬
1781, October 27, VI 1:444. V1SSCHER, Matthew.
gust 1 5, III :648. 1779, September 7, V:267; Sep¬ tember
[ 1 778, July —], III :560. VARICK, Richard.
VAN SCHAACK, David.
15, 275; October 26,
1777, October
ber 1780, March 21, V :545; March 23, 550; April 4, 584; April 15, 628; May 10, 696; May 17, 715; May 19, 719; May 761;
June
24,
14,
11:430.
1778, April 4, 111:126; July 29, 592; August 20, 669; Septem¬
329; December 7, 405.
27,
March 16, 111:45.
882;
8,
IV:9;
September
20; September 23, ber
30,
216;
10,
73; Octo¬
November
2,
219. 1780, July 22, 31, 358.
VI:43; October
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
VISSCHER, Matthew — continued. 1781, April
18,
787; May
18,
884.
WASHINGTON,
George — con¬
tinued. 1779, March 3, IV:61 5; March 4, 615; March 6, 619; March
VROMAN, Peter. 1780,
lxxv
July
24
(with
VI:53; August 24,
others),
135.
15-16,
636;
August
3,
May
V: 1 7 7 ;
3,
796;
December
13, 413.
VROMAN, Tuenes. 1778, August 16, 111:650.
1780, February 5, V:477; Feb¬ ruary
20,
503;
March
26,
564; April 5, 588; April 12,
WADSWORTH, Jeremiah.
612; May 23,
1 777, July 26, 11:141.
747; June 2,
779; June 15, 830; June 30, 1778, 1779,
November 20, IV:302. February
10,
IV:558;
March 16, 639; May 9, 833; August 12, V: 1 90; September
897; September October 309;
26,
VI:256;
1, 270; October
November
November
6,
[6],
18,
384;
391 ; November
5, 265; October 3, 302; Oc¬
14, 412; November 27, 441 ;
tober 11, 318;-, 469.
December 10, 485.
WALES, Ebenezer. 1779, March
1781, January 4, VI:547; Janu¬
17, IV:643.
ary 13, 571 ; January -—, 592;
WALKER, Benjamin.
February
1780, November 2, VI:371.
July 5,
1:801.
1781, August 22,
VII :241.
1777, March
1777, April 23,
735; July
1:730; 1,
14, 1:659.
WATERBURY, Solomon. 1776, July 26, 1:275.
28,
1:748.
WATKINS, John W. April
11:61 ; July
25, 131; August 1, 1 85 ; Oc¬ tober
August
10,
1781, December 18, VII:598.
WASHINGTON, George.
26,
166;
VII :147;
WATERBURY, Silv.
1779, August 31, V:250.
April
30,
WATERBURY, David.
WARD, Stephen.
1777,
February
11:634.
WARD, Ebenezer. 1777, May 9,
848;
August
1781, March 28, VI :727.
637;
19, 649; April 15, 771 ; May 7,
WALLACE, William.
8,
15, 383; December 29,
614. 1778, February 16, 11:757; May 29, 111:388; July 21, 571.
1777, April 27, 1:748. WATSON, J. 1779, May 12, IV:809. WEARE, Meshech. 1778, December 24, IV:423. 1780, April 25, V:652. 1781, February —, VI:668.
lxxvi
State of New York
WEBB, Samuel B.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY —
1777, November 10, 11:512. 1 779, June 3, V: 1 3.
1777,
1781, August 24, VII :245.
14, 639; November 25, IV: 307; November 26, 308. September
14,
VI: 163;
229;
October
1781, February 12, VI:639
1780, August 6, VI:84.
16,
19; July 22,
47; August 21, 128; Novem¬ 388;
November
[November]
December 4, 9, 480.
466;
21,
15, 425;
December
25,
Au¬
WILLETT, Marinus. 1779, March 22, IV:656; Octo¬ ber 23, V:327. 1780, July 11, VI :4; September 12, 216. 1781,
May
254;
19,
VI :893;
170;
252; September 2, 288; Sep¬ tember 22,
280; October 3, 371.
370;
WEISSENFELS, G. P.
July
August 19, 230; August 25,
August 29, 270; September 1,
350;
October
October 22,
2,
434; No¬
vember 2, 472; November 4,
1781, August 15, VII :206 WELSH, Peter. [ 1 781, September—]
V: 1 87;
15, VII :78; August 6,
1781, July 31, VII: 148; August August
9,
1777, September 11, 11:316.
1780, May 14, V:703; July 11, VI :3; July
1779, August
WILKINSON, Thomas.
1 779, January 17, IV:513.
239;
WILEY, John.
gust 20, 201.
WEISSENFELS, Frederick.
21,
1778, August 31, 111:708.
WILKINSON, James.
1780, December 28, VI.-528.
414;
WHITING, W. B.
1781, August 2, VII: 1 56.
WEISSENFELS, Charles F.
6,
11:353;
1780, July 7, V:933.
1,
24, 331.
ber
30,
1778, April 1, 111:106.
1778, May 19, 111:330; August
September
September
December 6, 564.
WEBS! ER, Alexander.
1780,
Committee.
481; November 7, 487; No¬ vember
VII'328
WEMPLE, Arent. 1777, August 23, 11:250. WESTCHESTER COUNTY _ Commissioners for Conspiracies. 1777, April 7, 1:703. 1778, August 30, 111:668.
16,
504;
December
16, 587; December 17, 596; December 1 8, 600. WILLIAMS, Abraham. 1780, May 7, V :689. WILLIAMS, Daniel. 1781,
May
16,
VI :881 ;
cember 2, VII :534.
De¬
Letters to Clinton from Individuals, Etc.
WILLIAMS, Ezra.
WOOD, Daniel.
1778, April 27, IIL223. WILLIAMS, Henry. -,-, 11:639.
1779, March 11, IV:627. 1780, February
14, 111:39; April
25, 213; May 4, 262; June 8, 429. VI :39.
1 777, April 7, 1:702. 1777, April 14, 1:713. 1778,
1781, June 5, VII :1 1.
December
2,
IV:350.
1780, —-, V:555; July 10,
WLLIAMS, William.
VI:57; December 2, 456.
1781, August 29, VII:268.
WOOLSEY, Melancton Lloyd. [1781], May 12, VI :858.
WILLS, William. 1781, December 7, VII:560. Frederick Slater Ran¬
WORTHINGTON, William. 1779, November 22, V:368. WRIGHT, Job.
dolph.
1781, December 8, VII:568.
1781, April 28, VI :809.
WYCKOFF, Hendrick.
WILSON, Jesse.
1777, February 18, 1:605; Sep¬
1780, June 14, V :824.
tember 3, II :277.
WINDEE, Jacob. 1778, January 20, 11:685. 1777, October 18, 11:459.
[1782], January 13, VI:
568. WYNKOOP, Adrian.
WISNER, Henry. 1776, March 5, 1:227; Septem¬ ber 17, 354; October 4, 368;
1780, May
12, V:699.
1778, February 12, 11:794; Feb¬
1777, April 6, 1:697. 19,
1779, November 9, V:352. WYNKOOP, Cornelius D.
November 4, 416. February
1780, June 20, V :864. 1781
WINDS, William.
1778,
16, V :498.
WOODHULL, Ebenezer. WOODHULL, Jesse.
1780, May 3, V:680; July 21,
WILLSON,
1777, February 19, 1:609. WOOD, John.
WILLIAMS, John. 1778, March
lxxvii
11:778;
ruary 20,
786; February 27,
April 3, 111:122; July 5, 522;
111:10; April 2, 117; May 5,
July 10, 539.
273; June 14, 457.
1779, September 24, V:281. 1780, April 11, V :604; Novem¬ ber 10, VI :402. 1 781, August 6, VII :1 68. WOLCOTT, Oliver. 1779, July 30, V: 166.
WYNKOOP, Cornelius E. 1780, August 1, VI:71. WYNKOOP, Dirck. 1781, March
17, VI :703.
WYNKOOP, Dirck, Jr. 1776, October 5, 1:369.
State of New York
lxxviii
WYNKOOP,
Dirck,
Jr.— contin¬
ued. 1777, June
YATES, Robert — continued. 1778, August 4, 111:608; Octo¬
14,
11:31; October
10, 408.
ber 23, IV: 1 87; November 4, 237; November 22, 306.
1779, June 24, V: 1 02.
1779, May 2, IV:790; August
WYNKOOP, Jacobus.
1, V: 1 71.
1777, August 6, 11:188.
1780, October 31, VI:358.
1781, October 17, VII:409.
1781, January 1, VI :545 ; Janu¬ ary
YATES, Abraham, Jr. 1778, April
16, 111:183; April
21, 203; November 28,
IV:
334; December 12, 363; De¬
573; 31,
vember
29,
May 6,
847;
VII:302;
No¬
527;
December
25, 608. YOUNG, John.
cember 15, 389. 1779, January 9, IV:477; June
1776, September 29, 1:364. YOUNG, Joseph.
6, V :39. 1780, March 23, V:550; April 15, 627; April
13,
August
18,
V:645;
July 8, 945; July 20, VI:34; August 14, 101. 'YATES, Peter.
1777, September 16, 11:326. YOUNGLOVE, John. 1781, June
February 20,
17,
VI:646;
VII :34;
November
2. 477.
1 780, July 15, VI: 1 7. 1781, August 28, VII:265. YATES, Robert. 1776, November 18, 1:426.
ZIELE, Pieter, and others. 1780, July 24, VI:53.
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS. lxxix
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS.
ABBOTT,
John,
to
Henry
Van
Rensselaer.
mantown.
1781, December 16, VII:585.
1777, October 5, 11:367.
ALBANY: City — Common Coun¬
[Idem], to John M. Beeckman.
1778, May 20, 111:332. ALBANY COUNTY — Commis¬ of
Sequestration,
to
Ichabod, to William H.
[1779?], June 13, V:78. [Idem], on British ideas of the war.
Ballard.
1779, November 30, V:379.
1778, August 7, V:4i4.
[Idem]
[Idem], to John Stark. 12, V:416; Au¬
to William Carmichael.
1780, March 30, V :446. [Idem], on advance to Yorktown.
gust 26, 41 6. ALLEN, Ebenezer, to Robert Van
1781, September 12, VIL325. ARNOLD,
Rensselaer. 1780,-, V:788; June 3,
Benedict,
to
Horatio
Gates. 1776, October 12, 1:386.
790. ALLEN,
[Idem], on spies. [Idem], on Indians and Tories.
1778, August 31, 111:706.
1778, August
1778, - —, 11:851. 1779, January 15, IV:485.
William Butler.
ALDEN,
[Idem], to John McNamara Hayes. 1778, March 19, 111:56.
cil, to John Stark.
sioners
ANONYMOUS, on battle of Ger¬
Ira,
to
inhabitants
of
1777, August 23, 11:255. [Idem], to Nathaniel Stevens.
Vermont.
1780, August 24, VI: 139.
1778, November 27, IV:396.
ATLEE,
1779, July 13, V: 1 32. ALLISON, William, to Jesse Wood-
Samuel
J.,
to
Samuel
Minott and others. 1779, June 23, V:97.
hull.
[Idem], to Thomas Chittenden.
1777, September 9, 11:292.
1779, June 28, V: 11 2.
[Idem], to Elihu Marvin. 1 777, October 4, 11:364. ALSOP, John, and others, to New
BARKER,
Joseph,
to
Abraham
Ten Broeck.
York Provincial Congress.
1778, July 29, IIL594.
1 776, June 27, 1:242. lxxxi
State of New York
lxxxii
BALLARD,
William
Hudson,
to
1778, May 30, 111:377.
George Washington. 1779, November 26, V:418. BANCKER, Evert, to New York Delegates in Continental Con¬
BELDING,
Simeon,
to
Uriah
Mitchell. 1779, November 23, V:370. BELLINGER, Peter, to Abraham
gress.
Ten Broeck.
1781, January 17, VI:580. BANCKER,
Flores,
to
William
1778, September 16, IV:39.
1778, August 31, 111:706. BANCKER,
1778, June 26, 111:504. [Idem], to Jacob Klock.
Butler. Gerard,
to
Robert
1781, May 2, VI :827; May 1 5, 873; July 12, VII :72. BANISTER, Seth, to Michael Jackson.
[Idem], to Henry Glen.
1780, September 1, VI: 1 72. BENSON, Egbert, to Abraham Ten Broeck. 1777, May 1, 1:763.
1779, January 17, IV:491.
[Idem], to John Jay.
[Idem], to Cl. Sargent.
1 779, July 6, V; 113.
1780, April 9, V:599.
BENSON, Robert, to John Barclay.
BARCLAY, John, to President of New York Council of Safety. 1777, August 9, 11:201 ; August II, 209.
1778, April 28, 111:229. [Idem], to Abraham 7 en Broeck.
1778, September 23, IV:72. [Idem], to Gerard Bancker.
[Idem], to John Stark.
1781, May 18, VI :828.
1778, May 20, 111:332.
BETTS, William M., to Udny Hay.
[Idem], to Horatio Gates.
1780, June 15, V:847.
1778, May 21, 111:337. John,
[Idem], to Edward Hand.
1 778, November 22, IV :304.
Benson.
BARNS,
BECKER, Jost, to John Stark.
to
Goose
BIDDLE, Clement, to Charles Pettit. Van
Schaick. 1780, May 17, V:720. BARNS, Stephen, to James Clinton. 1777, September 14, 11:322. [Idem], to Jonathan Fitch.
1 778, June 1 0, III :445. BEAUMARCHAIS, Baron de, to Continental Congress. 1777, September 10, 11:303.
1778, September 6, IV:24. BIRDSALL,
Benjamin,
to Samuel
H. Parsons. 1778, February 9, 11:805. BLACK, James, to Peter T. Curtenius. 1780, January 9, V:451. BLAINE, Ephraim, to Committee of Continental Congress. 1780, August 15, VI: 1 1 0.
lxxxiii
Miscellaneous Letters.
BLAINE, Ephraim — continued.
CHIPMAN, John — 1 780 — con¬ tinued.
[Idem], to Samuel Huntington.
26, 569; June 28, 893; July
1780, October 17, VI:298.
2, 905.
1781, January 19, VI:599. BRANT, Joseph, to Peter Vroman.
uel Huntington.
1780, August 11, VI: 135. BRICKELL, John, to George Shaw.
1780, July 25, VI-.431. [Idem], to Brinton Paine.
1776, August 5, 1:292. BROOME, Samuel, to John Jay.
1781, June 9, VII :20. [Idem], to Peter Yates.
1778, March 2, 11:830. BROWN, Mathew, to Peter Vro¬ man.
1781, August 24, VI 1:266. [Idem], to John Van Rensselaer.
1781, to September 13, VI 1:389.
1780, July 14, VI :30. BURGOYNE,
CHIT TENDEN, Thomas, to Sam¬
John,
to
[Idem], to Henry Denker.
Horatio
Gates.
1781, November 22, VII :5 1 2. [Idem], to John Stark.
1777, October 14, 11:440.
1781, December 15, VII:583. CLARK, Ebenezer, to Goose Van
CAMPBELL, Samuel, to Marquis de Lafayette.
CLINTON, Charles, to James Clin¬
1778, March 31, 111:104.
ton.
[Idem], to John Stark.
1779, January 25, IV :5 1 7.
1778, June 5, 111:409. CANTINE, John, to L. Nicols, and
CLIN TON, Sir Henry, to John Burgoyne.
H. Vankeuren.
1777, October 8, 11:414.
1778, August 12, 111:626. CHERRY VALLEY—Committee
[Idem], to Lord George Germain.
1 779, January 1 1, IV:480; May
to Marquis de Lafayette.
22, V:22; August 21, V :208.
1778, March 31, 111:104. CHILDE, Margaret, to New York Delegates in Continental
Schaick. 1780, May 17, V:720.
Con¬
gress. 1778, August 18, 111:662. CHILDS, Silas, to John Chipman. 1780, March 26, V:570. CHIPMAN, John, to Goose Van Schaick. 1780, March 22, V:551 ; March
1780; July 4, V:876. CLINTON,
James,
to
Committee
at New Windsor. 1776, July 13, 1:247. [Idem], to Walter N. Butler.
1 779, January [Idem],
to
I, IV:457.
Mary
(Mrs.
James)
Clinton. 1779, June
122.
13,
V:82; July 6,
lxxxiv
State of New York
CUYLER, A. C., to Isaac Man.
CLINTON, James — continued.
1778, March 11, 111:20.
[Idem], to Robert Cochran.
CUYLER,
1781, May 16, VI :878. [Idem], to Philip Cortlandt.
CLINTON, Mary (Mrs. James), to
[Idem], to Royal Flint.
[Idem], to C. Elmendorph.
1778, December 26, IV:428. to
Marquis
de
1779, July 7, V: 1 27. [Idem], to Henry Cuyler.
Lafayette.
1780, April 14, V:617.
1778, March 31, 111:104.
[Idem], to Abraham Ten Broeck.
[Idem], to John Stark.
1780, April 14, V :633.
1778, June 5, 111:409. COBLESKILL —- Inhabitants, James Clinton.
President of
1778, September 18, IV:91.
James Clinton. Samuel,
to
1777, October 17, 11:454.
1781, May 16, VI:879.
CLYDE,
Jacob,
New York Council of Safety.
to
•
[Idem], to Robert Benson.
1781, October 2, VII:369.
1779, January 7, IV:474. COCHRAN, Robert, to James Clin¬ ton. 1781, May 13, VI :877; May 14, 878. CONNOLLY, Michael, to Gershom Mott. 1778, February 13, 11:761. [Idem], to James Black.
1780, December 5, VI:477. COOPER, Gilbert, to Levi Pawling. 1 777, February 18, 1:61 1. [Idem], to Thomas Smith.
1 778, September 25, IV:86. COPP, John, to -. 1779, February 24, IV:586. CORTLANDT, Philip, to Charles Graham. 1780, July 19, VI :1 46. CURTENIUS, Peter T., to Rob¬ ert Benson. 1780, December 27, VI:525.
DAVIS, Isaac, to-. 1779, May 11, IV:807. DAVIS, John, to John Grenell. 1781, August 14, VII: 198. DAY, Luke, to James Clinton. 1779, May 11, IV:81 1. DEANE, James, to Philip Schuyler. 1778,
May 25,
111:356; June
15, 457. D’WITT, A ., to James Clinton. 1 779, January' 27, IV:521. DE\ GERT,
Peter
S.,
to
Philip
Schuyler. 1777, May [August] 6, 11:191. [Idem], to Chairman of Committee
of Albany. 1777, August 9, 11:203. [Idem],
to New York Council of
Safety. Mil, September 10, 11:300.
DIETZ, William, to John Stark. 1778, May 30, 111:377.
Miscellaneous Letters.
DIGGES, Dudley, to Robert For¬ syth.
FLOYD,
lxxxv
William,
and
others
to
New York Provincial Congress.
1780, August 17, VI: 120. DIMON, David, to Israel Putnam. 1 777, September 12, II: 317. DUBOYS, Lewis, to Robert Van
1776, June 27, 1:242. FONDA, Jelles, to Henry Glen. 1778, June 5, 111:407. [Idem], to Goose Van Schaick.
1778, November 14, IV:287.
Rensselaer. [ I 780, October —], VI :31 8. DU SIMITIERE,
Pierre
Eugene,
to President of Continental Con¬
[Idem], to Stephen Lush.
1779, April 29, IV:782. [Idem], to Abraham Yates, Jr.
1780, April 12, V :628.
gress.
FORD,
1780, July 20, VI :32. DYKEMAN. John, to G. P. Weissenfels.
1781, August 10, VIL206. ECKERSON, Thomas, and others to John Stark.
Jacob,
to
Abraham
Ten
Broeck. 1778, July 18, 111:555; July 19, 558. FORMAN, David, to George Wash¬ ington. 1780, June 17, V-.853. FRANKLIN, Benjamin, to John Jay.
1778, May 30, 111:377.
1 779, October 4, V:408. FERRIS, John, to William Heath. 1780, December 16, VI:502. FISHER,
Frederick,
to
Abraham
[Idem],
to United States Commis¬
sioners of Navy for Eastern DeDartment. 1779, October 17, V:408.
Ten Broeck. 1778, June 5, 111:405. [Idem], to Abraham Wemple.
1778,
September
18,
IV:47;
September 1 9, 82. [Idem], to Goose Van Schaick.
1780, April 3, V:585. FISHER, George, to Robert Benson. 1778, September 22, IV:69. FLETCHER, Samuel, to John Stark.
[1781, October —], VII:438. FLINT,
Royal,
to George Wash¬
ington. 1780, January 3, V:455.
GANSEVOORT,
Peter,
to
Ho¬
ratio Gates. 1777, August 22,
11:254.
[Idem], to Thomas Conway.
1778, April 4, 111:125. [Idem], to Henry Van Rensselaer.
1781, December 5, VII:554. [Idem], to Peter Yates.
1781, December 5, VII :554. [Idem], to officer of Vermont mili¬
tia. 1781, December 18, VII:602.
lxxxvi
State of New York
GATES, Horatio, to Israel Putnam. 1 777, September
[October]
15,
11:439.
GREENE, Nathanael — continued. [Idem], to President of Continental
Congress.
[Idem], to John Vaughan.
1781, April 22, VI :910.
1777, October 19, 11:459.
GROUT, Hilkiah, to Micah Town¬
[Idem], to John Stark.
send.
1778, April 17, 111:179.
1779, February 21, IV :696.
GLEN, Henry, to Lord Stirling.
“ GUSTAVUS ” to “John Ander»» son.
1781, October 26, VII:443. GOES,
Helena,
to
Robert
Van
[1780], September
15, 11:725.
Rensselaer. 1781, April 14, VI :767.
HAMILTON,
GOES, John D., to Albany County Commissioners for Conspiracies. 1780, September 2, VI: 166. GORDON, James, to Goose Van Schaick. 1778, November 14, IV:287. GRAHAM, Daniel, to New York Council of Safety. 1777, December [4], 11:563. GRAHAM, John,
to Goose Van
George Washington. 1777, November 1 2, II :542; No¬ vember 15, 542. HANCOCK, John to Marinus Wil¬ lett. 1781, August 2, VII: 171. HARING, John, to Thomas Smith. 1778, September 25, IV:86. [Idem], to Alexander McDougall.
HARPER, Alexander, to [hiswife],
1780, July 27, VI:59. GRAHAM, Morns, to Robert Ben¬ son.
May
23, 348; May 27, 360. to
Timothy
Pickering. 1 781, July 30, VII :21 6. GREENE, Nathanael, to -. 1779, June 24, V:95. [Idem], to- Udny Hay.
1780, June 27, V:888.
John,
to
President of
[Idem], to Goose Van Schaick.
111:347;
Robert,
HARPER,
1777, August 20, 11:238.
[Idem], to Horatio Gates.
May 23,
1780, April 8, V:579. New York Council of Safety.
1778, May 4, 111:264.
GRAHAM,
to
1779, May 20, IV:840.
Schaick.
1778,
Alexander,
1780, May 22, V :737. HATFIELD,
Richard,
to
Israel
Putnam. 1778, January 25, 11:693. [Idem], to Alexander McDougall.
1779, May 29, IV:861. HATHORN, John, to James Clin¬ ton. 1778, April 14, 111:167.
Miscellaneous Letters.
HAY, Ann Hawkes, to Command¬ ing Officer at Fort Montgomery. 1777, March 23, 1:678.
[Idem], to William Humfrey.
Jacob,
to
Levi
Pawling. 1777, April 18, 1:721.
1779, February 11, IV:567. [Idem], to inhabitants on both sides
of Hudson river,
HOWE, Robert, to George Wash¬ ington. 1780, June 30, VI: 13.
1780, June 14, V :848. Supervisors,
HOWE, Assessors,
etc., of New York State.
Sir
William,
to
George
Washington. 1778, February 5, 11:570; Feb¬
1 780, June —, V :848.
ruary
[Idem], to George Trimble.
14,
570;
March
10,
572; March 15, 573; Febru¬
1780, July 9, VII :5; July 13,5. [Idem], to Robert Livingston.
ary 5, 111:304; February 14, 306.
1780, November 20, VI:461. [Idem], to George Washington.
1780, November 23, VI:442. [Idem], to Pierre Van Cortlandt.
1781, January 6, VI:554. [Idem],
Yates. HOORNBEEK,
1777, September 22, 11:341.
to
HILLEGAS, Michael, to Abraham 1 780, August 2, VI :75.
HAT, Udny, to John Tayler.
[Idem],
lxxxvii
to President of Board of
War.
[Idem], to Lord George Germain.
1778, March 24, 11:574; March 24, 111:306. HUGHES, Hugh, to Andrew Tay¬ lor. 1777, May 31, III :1 15. [Idem], to Samuel H. Parsons.
1781, April 27, VI:804.
1 778, March 11, 111:27.
[Idem], to assistants.
[Idem], to -.
1781, June 24, VII :43.
1781, October 3, VII :373.
[Idem], to Timothy Pickering.
1781, July 5, VI1:2 1 3; July 25, 129; August 8, 217; August 11,
222;
August
14,
222;
INGRAHAM, Benjamin, to Daniel Taylor. 1777, July 31, 11:401.
August 16, 223.
IRVINE, William, to George Wash¬
[Idem], to Robert Morris.
1781, August 15, VII:208. HAYES, John McNamara, to-.
ington. 1780, January 4, V:457.
1778, March 18, 111:55, HEATH,
William,
to
Washington. 1779, August 30, V:243.
George
JACKSON, Michael, to Alexander McDougall. 1 779, January 1 7, IV :491.
lxxxviii
State of New York
JANSEN,
Dirck,
to
New
York
Council of Safety.
Johannis,
Marquis
de,
to
Chairman of Committee of Al¬
1 777, August 7, 11:193. JANSEN,
LAFAYETTE,
Jr.,
bany.
to
Henry
Godwin.
1778, March 3, 11:852. LAWRENCE,
1781, August 1 1, VII: 1 93.
Jonathan,
Jr.,
to
Samuel Drake.
JAY, John, and others to-. 1777, June 2, 1:855.
1780, October 24, VI:332. LEEK, Philip, to Egbert Benson.
[Idem], to George Washington. 1778, November 19, IV:300. JEFFERSON, Thomas, to Sir Guy Carleton.
1779, March 30, IV:676. LEFEVER, Simon, to Charles De Witt. 1780, November 24, VI:563.
1779, July 22, V: 195. LEGGETT, Abraham, to Timothy JOHNSON, William, Jr., to Sam¬ uel Clyde.
Pickering. 1781, August 9, VI 1:221.
1778, January 19, 11:693. LEWIS, Francis, and others to New KEESE, John, to Hugh Hughes. 1778, February 20, 11:787. KIP,
Richard,
Jr.,
to
Alexander
LIVINGSTON, Henry B., to Rob¬
1778, April 15, 111:173. KLOCK, Jacob,
to Abraham Ten
May
31,
III :382;
June
1777, August 12, 11:219.
1 780, May 23, V:739.
LIVINGSTON, Peter R., to Rob¬
[Idem], to Frederick Fisher. 1778, September 16, IV :39. [Idem], to Goose Van Schaick. 1780, March
LIVINGSTON, John R., to Rob¬ ert R. Livingston.
6, 414; July 19, 559.
17, V:545; April
5, 631.
ert Benson. 1 778, June 1 0, III :447. [Idem], to Stephen Lush. 1778, November 4, IV:262.
Charles,
to
Thomas
Thom as.
Henry,
LIVINGSTON,
Robert,
to
Udny
Hay.
1776, October 18, 1:382. KNOX,
ert R. Livingston. 1777, August 4, 11:168.
Broeck.
KNOWLES,
LEWIS, Morgan, to Jacob Cuyler. 1780, May 27, V:763.
Hamilton.
1 778,
York Provincial Congress. 1 776, June 27, 1:242.
to
George Wash¬
ington. 1780, November 13, VI :41 3.
1780, November 16, VI:460. LIVINGSTON, Walter, to John A. Fonda. 1777, November 22, 11:536.
lxxxix
Miscellaneous Letters.
LORING, Joshua,
to Gold Selleck
Silliman.
MADISON,
James,
to
Edmund
Randolph.
1778, January 6, 11:648.
1782, June —, IV :448.
LUCAS, William, to Nathaniel Delivan.
MAGAW,
Robert,
to
William
Heath.
1781, August 4, VII :228. LUDINTON,
Henry,
to
1780, February 10, V:491. David
Dimon.
MALCOM, William, to Israel Put¬ nam.
1777, September 10, 11:317.
1778, October 23, IV:202.
[Idem], to Israel Putnam.
[Idem], to Daniel Putnam.
1777, September 12, II: 318.
1 778, October 24, IV:203.
[Idem], to Jacobus Swartwout.
[Idem], to Robert Van Rensselaer.
1778, September 8, IV:33.
1 780, October 13, VI :292.
LUSH, Stephen, to Morris Graham. 1777, September 3, 11:275.
MEAD, John, to Horatio Gates. 1778, May 23, 111:347.
[Idem], to Jelles Fonda.
MERELY,
1779, April 14, IV:758.
Charles,
to
Alexander
McDougall.
LYMAN, Daniel, to Robert Benson. 1780, December 17, VI:502.
1779, April 1, IV:681. MILES, Samuel, to Hugh Hughes. 1781, October 22, VIL434.
McARTHUR,
Alexander,
to
Henry Godwin.
1780, March 9, V :552.
1781, August 31, VIII:281. McCRAKEN,
Joseph,
to
MITCHELL,
Goose
Van Schaick.
John
to Abraham Ten
Broeck.
18, VI :30; July 19,
MOFFAT, Thomas, to James Clin¬
Alexander,
1777, October 5, 11:365. to
1777, April 23, 1:729.
[Idem], to Thomas Conway. 1778, April 21, 111:200. Officer
[Idem], to Andrew Taylor. 1778, February 10, 11:739.
James Clinton.
Commanding
New Levies at Fishkill. 1779, May
Peter
ton.
McDOUGALL,
to
to
31.
1 780, March 29, V:570.
[Idem],
Hugh,
Vroman. 1780, July
1780, May 16, V:71 9. McCREA,
MILLEN, James, to Robert Howe.
15, IV:822.
[Idem], to James Clinton. 1778, March 30, 111:101. MORRIS, Gouverneur, to President of
New
York
Council
Safety. 1777, July 16, 11:1 15.
of
xc
State of New York
MYNDERSE, Reyneir, Schuyler.
to
Philip
PARSONS, Samuel H., to Israel Putnam.
1 111, August 5, 11:187.
1777, September 26, 11:345. [Idem], to Sir Henry Clinton.
NEWKERK, Jacob, to John Cantine. 1778, August 14, 111:633; Au¬ gust 21, 678. [Idem], to John Hathorn.
1778, February 23, 11:803. PATTISON, James, to Sir Henry Clinton. 1 779, June 9, Y:22. 1780, February 21, V :448.
1778, August 14, 111:653. NEW YORK STATE—Council of Safety to George Washing¬ ton. 1 111, July 25, 11:1 36. NEW YORK STATE — Delegates in Continental Congress to New York Provincial Congress. 1776, [June —], 1:236; June 27, 1:242. NEW YORK STATE — Legisla¬ ture to Delegates in Continental Congress. 1781, January 17, VI:580. [Idem], to George Washington. 1781, March 30, VI:729.
[Idem], to Viscount Townshend. 1 779, June 9, V:23. PAWLING, Albert, to Dirck Jan¬ sen. 1 776, December 26, 1:497. [Idem], to Robert Benson. 1781, November 22, VI 1:512. PAWLING, Levi, to George Wash¬ ington. Mil, February 10, 1:587. PECKWELL, Henry, to Udny Hay. 1780, June 14, V :852. PELL, Philip, Jr., to Robert Benson. 1780, December 22, V1:5 1 3.
NEW YORK STATE —Line Of¬ ficers to New York Legislature. 1 780, September 7, V1:21 7.
PETTIT, Charles, to George Wash¬ ington.
NOAILLES, Marquis de, to Lord Weymouth. 1778, March 13, 111:308.
PHELPS, Charles, to Samuel Hunt¬
O. E., to John M. Beeckman. [1778,-], 111; I I]. ONEIDA CHIEFS, to Van Dyck. 1 780, June 1 8, V :883.
Cornelius
1778, September 10, IV:22. ington. 1 779, December 28, V:436. PICKERING, Timothy, Hay.
to Udny
1781, July 26, VII :2 1 3; August
8, 217. [Idem], to President of Continental Congress.
xci
Miscellaneous Letters.
PICKERING,
Timothy—-cont’d.
ROBERTSON, James, to Alexan¬
1781, July 27, VII :216.
der Robertson. 1777, November 16, 11:524.
[Idem], to Robert Graham.
ROSEBOOM,
1781, August 3, VI 1:218.
Myndert,
to
Wil¬
liam Butler.
[Idem], to Abraham Leggett.
1778, August 31, 111:706.
1781, August 9, VII :221.
[Idem], to Udny Hay. S AFFORD,
1781, August 15, VII :223; Au¬
Samuel,
to
Morgan
Lewis.
gust 16, 223.
1780, June 2, V :787. POWELL,
Jeremiah,
to
Samuel ST.
Huntington.
Daniel,
to
Philip
63. SCHENECTADY—Committee, to
October
24,
IV:202;
October 24, 203. PUTNAM,
to
1777, June 25, 11:62; June 26,
William
Malcom. 1778,
Arthur,
Schuyler.
1780, February 7, V :490. PUTNAM,
CLAIR,
Israel,
Philip Schuyler. 1777, August 5, 11:187.
to
Jonathan
SCHUYLER,
Philip,
to Abraham
Yates, Jr.
Trumbull.
1 776, October 16, 1:385.
1777, November 6, 11:501.
[Idem], to Pierre Van Cortlandt.
[Idem], to Valentine Jones.
1777, June 25, 11:53; June 30,
1777, November II, 11:514.
63; July 5,81; July
[Idem], to William Malcom.
July 1 778, October 23, IV:202.
14,
112; July
7,
18,
82; 117;
August 4, 198.
[Idem], to Daniel Putnam.
[Idem], to George Washington.
1 778, October 24, IV:204.
1 111, June 28, 11:62.
PYE, David, to Theunis Cooper.
[Id em], to New York Council of
1777, September 11, 11:315.
Safety. 1777, July 9,
QUINCY, Josiah, to Benjamin Tallmadge.
11:101 ; July 24,
144.
[Idem], to John Barclay.
1833, November 12, VI:257.
Mil, November 1, 11:494. »
[Idem], to Levi Stockwell. REED,
James,
to
Alexander
Mc-
1779,
March 8,
1, 681.
1779, April 29, IV:779.
[Idem], to New York militia.
Dougall. IV :622; April
1780,
November
November 3,
—,
377.
VI:376;
State of New York
XC11
SCHUYLER,
Ph’lip—continued.
[Idem], to James Clinton. 1781, May
15, VI:880.
1780, October 17, VI:408.
II, V:539. to
Walter
111:379.
1778, June 23, V:41 3; July 4,
[Idem], to Ichabod Alden. 1778, August 15, V:414.
111:617.
[Idem], to Peter Gansevoort.
[Idem], to Joseph Brant.
1781, October 11, VI 1:391.
[1778, July—], 111:618.
[Idem], to Benjamin Tupper.
SMITH, Israel, to James Clinton.
1781, October 22, VII:437.
1778, February 5, 11:768.
[Idem], to Peter Yates.
SMITH, James, to Baron de Kalb. 1778, November 25, IV:31 2. Melancton,
to
1777, May
Abraham
to
Ebenezer,
to
-
Yates. 1778,
1, 1:763.
Milford,
1781, December 8, VII:569. STEVENS,
Ten Broeck.
March 4, 11:843.
[Idem], to Marquis de Lafayette. Robert
S.
Jones.
1778, March 19, 111:59. STEVENS,
1778, August 5, 111:610. SMH H, Simeon, to-. 1778, November 5, IV:243. SMITH, William, to Peter R. Liv¬ ingston.
Nathaniel,
SPARKS, Jared, to Benjamin Tallmadge.
to
George
Washington. 1780, December 9, VI:485. STEWART,
Charles,
to
James
Gray. 1780, March
1 780, May 4, V:71 3.
16,
V:697.
[Idem], to Robert Howe. 1780, April 4, V.-587. [Idem], to George Washington.
1833, November 12, VI:258. 1834, February 6, VI:260. SPENCER, Israel, to Stephen Lush. 1781, July 23, VIM 17. STAATS,
31,
413. N.
Butler. 1778, July 27,
SMITH,
Ten
[Idem], to William H. Ballard.
SIMNET, John, to James Rivington.
Charles,
Abraham
[Idem], to Horatio Gates. 1778, May
1780, March
to
1778, May 20, 111:337.
ingston.
SMITH,
John,
Broeck.
SHERWOOD, Adiel, to- Liv¬
SMITH,
STARK,
Barent J.,
to Abraham
Ten Broeck. 1778, September 9, IV:15.
1780, September 30, VI:270. STIRLING, Lord, to Peter Ganse¬ voort. 1781, October 31, VII:462. STRANG,
Joseph,
to
Samuel
16,
11:764.
Parsons. 1778, February
H.
Miscellaneous Letters.
SULLIVAN, John, to James Clin¬ ton.
xciii
THOMPSON, Andrew, to William Heath.
1 779, July
11, V: 1 49.
1781, October 27, VII:455.
[Idem], to George Washington.
TILGHMAN, Tench, to Henry B.
1779, July 30, V:1 77.
Livingston.
[Idem], to James Clinton.
1778, February
1 779, July 30, V: 1 78.
TOMPKINS,
14,
11:752.
Jonathan
G.,
to
Royal Flint. TALLMADGE,
Benjamin,
to
Jared Sparks. 1833,
TRIMBLE, George, to Udny Hay.
November 16, VI:258.
1781, June 1, VII :5.
1834, February 17, VI:261.
TRUMBULL,
[Idem], to Josiah Quincy.
TAYLOR,
George,
11:409. Jr.,
to
Udny
TRYON,
William,
to
Archibald
1779, March
7,
IV :621.
TRYON COUNTY — Committee
1780, June 20, V :868. BROECK, Dutchess
Philip
Hamilton.
Hay.
TEN
to
1777, August I, 11:147. TAPPEN, Peter, to Hugh Hughes. 10,
Jonathan,
Schuyler.
1833, November 18, VI :260.
Mil, October
1779, September 26, V :294.
Abraham,
County
to New York Council of Safety. to
Commission¬
ers for Conspiracies.
1777, September 10,
11:300.
TUSTEN, Benjamin, Jr., to Stephen Howel.
I 111, May 2, 1:763.
1776, July 23, 1:266.
[Idem], to'Pierre Van Cortlandt. 1777, July 7, 11:80.
UMPHREY,
[Idem], to Robert Benson.
Thomas
1776, July 29, 1:278.
[Idem], to Edward Hand.
UNDERDUNCK, Garret, to Alex¬
1778, November 12, IV:285.
ander McDougall.
[Idem], to John Williams.
1 111, June 25,
May 24, V:845.
11:51.
UNITED STATES — Board of
TEN BROECK, Samuel, to Robert
War, to Udny Hay. 1781, May 10, VI :806.
Benson. 1778, September 15, IV:33. THOMPSON,
to
Cook.
1778, September 16, IV:36.
1780,
James,
Alexander,
Thomas Machin. 1781, June 7, VII :1 8.
UNITED to
STATES — Congress,
Committee,
to
Samuel
and others. 1779, June 23, V:97.
Minott
State of New York
XC1V
UNITED New
STATES — Congress, York
Delegates
in,
to
New York Provincial Congress. 1776,
[June —],
1:236; June
VAN
HORNE,
Abraham,
to
Henry Glen. 1778, June 5, 111:407. VAN NESS, -, to Royal Flint. 1779, September 29, V:295.
27, 242.
VAN NESTE, Peter, to Johannis VAN CAMPEN, Isaac, to Johan-
1777, April 6, 1:700.
nis Decker.
VAN RENSSELAER, Henry, to
1777, April 6, 1:700. VAN
CORTLANDT,
Pierre,
to
11:101 ; July
7,
101. 1777, July 25, 11:1 36; July 25, 170; July 27,
171 ; July 30,
RENSSELAER,
John,
to
1781, December 4, VII:553. VAN SCHAICK, Goose, to Philip Schuyler. 1777, August 4, 11:169.
172.
[Idem], to Edward Hand.
[Idem], to Jonathan Trumbull.
1778, November 15, IV:288.
1 111, July 27, II :226. [Idem], to New York Delegates in
[Idem], to James Clinton.
1779, May 22, IV:843; J une 5,
Continental Congress.
V :35.
1781, January 17, VI:580. VAN DYCK, Cornelius, to James
[Idem], to Abraham Ten Broeck.
1780, May 24, V:746.
Clinton. 1778, December 23, IV:41 7.
to New York Council of
1781, June 11, VII :20.
[Idem], to Goose Van Schaick.
VAN WOERT, Lewis, to Abra¬
1779, October 25, V:330.
ham Ten Broeck.
1780, July 3, V :91 2.
1778, November 11, IV:268.
VAN EPS, John E., to Zephaniah and
[Idem],
Appointment.
1779, January 18, IV:492.
Abraham
Veeder.
1780, October 28, VI:344. VARICK,
Richard,
to
George
Washington.
1778, March 12, 111:34. VAN ERNAM,
VAN
Peter Gansevoort.
[Idem], to George Washington.
Batcheller
Peter Gansevoort. 1781, October 15, VII:403.
Philip Schuyler. 1777, July 5,
Decker.
Jacob,
Vroman. 1780, July 20, VI :31.
to
1781, June 1 6, VII :28. Peter
VEEDER,
Volkert,
to
Ten Broeck. 1778, June 5, III :405.
Abraham
xcv
Miscellaneous Letters.
VEEDER, Volkert — continued.
WASHINGTON, George—1778
[Idem], to Henry Glen.
— continued.
1780, October 17, VI:303. V1SSCHER,
Matthew,
to
111:352; June 29, 519; No¬
Abra¬
1779, June 6,
ham Yates, Jr.
of
Peter,
New
to
York
President
Council
of
23, 204. 1780, January 5,
V:454; May
27, 760; June 25, 876; Sep¬
Safety.
tember 26, VI:256; December
1777, August 20, 11:238. fIdem], to Abraham Ten Broeck. 1778, July 17, 111:557; July 24,
15, 508. 1781, January 6, VI :550; May 8, 850.
583. 1780,
V:21 ; July 25,
152; August 15, 245; August
1777, October 12, 11:428. VROMAN,
vember 27, IV:332.
April
12,
V:632;
June
[Idem], to Committee of Co-opera¬
tion of Continental Congress.
14, 819; June 17, 842.
1780, May 25, V:755; June 11,
[Idem], to Stephen Lush.
809; June 12, 812; June 19,
1779, April 14, IV:723.
856; July 13, VI: 1 0; August WADSWORTH,
Jeremiah,
to
George Washington. Ebenezer,
to
December
17,
V11:591 ;
1781, December 19, VI 1:611. to
Udny
Hay.
tinental Congress.
ber 23, 11:559; November 23, 570; December 23, 597.
March
16,
February
8,
870;
12,
11:749;
March 1 6, 869. 17, IV:642; July
[Idem], to Israel Putnam.
11:122; August
1, 149; December 2, 560.
1:808; Novem¬
February
11:72. 1778,
1777, July 21,
1775, July 10, 1:21 1.
1778,
of
3, V: 1 21 ; July 4, 121.
WASHINGTON, George, to Con¬
10,
Committee
to Alexander McDougall.
1779, March
1781, October 7, VII:379.
1777, May
Secret
1777, May 7, 1:808; May 20,
[Idem], to Peter Gansevoort.
Bethuel,
to
1776, July 13, 1:555. [Idem],
December 1 7, 592.
WASHBURN,
[Idem],
New York Convention.
Henry Van Rensselaer. 1781,
112.
1776, January 30, 1:555.
1779, August 27, V :218. WALBRIDGE,
17,
[Idem], to Charles Lee.
to New York Council of
Safety.
11:750; May
1778, March 16, 11:869. [Idem],
24,
Mil, July 22,
4, 170.
11:122; August
State of New York
XCV1
WASHINGTON,
George —con¬
tinued. [Idem\,
to
George — con¬
tinued. Governors
of
Eastern
States.
1780, July 15, VI:10; July
1777, December 29, 11:614.
February
10,
[Idem], to William Heath. 1779, December 21, V:427.
111:305;
March 9, 11:572; March
12,
573.
[Idem], to James Duane. 1780, 14,
[Idem], to Henry Laurens. 1778, March 8, 11:571.
25,
March
14,
V:708;
May
11.
[Idem], to James Clinton. 1780, June
[Idem], to Horatio Gates. 1778, May
16,
I 1 ; July 16, 12; July 22, 12.
[Idem], to Sir William Howe. 1778,
WASHINGTON,
10, V:809; Novem¬
ber 5, VI:407.
III :353;
June
[Idem], to Robert Howe.
20, 484; June 29, 519.
1780, June 10, V:806; June 15,
[Idem], to Peter Muhlenberg.
807; June 18, 854; June 20,
1778, August
27
(per
Tench
Tilghman), 111:696.
[Idem], to Pierre Van Cortlandt.
[Idem], to John Morin Scott. 1778, October
17,
IV: 1 67.
[Idem], to Philip Schuyler.
1779, February 11, IV:602. 1780, May 25, V:755.
[Idem], to Samuel Huntington. 1780, June 20, V:874.
1 780, June 29, VI: 1 2.
1779, March 3, IV:615. [Idem], to John Sullivan.
[Idem], to John Fellows. 1 780, July 31, VI :63.
1779, July 1, V:149.
[Idem], to Benedict Arnold.
[Idem], to William Gordon.
1780, August 3, VI: 13.
1779, August 2, V:I56. [Idem], to Lord Stirling.
[Idem], to Count Rochambeau. 1780, September 26, VI:257.
1779, August 21, V:205. [Idem], to Henry Lee.
[Idem], to William Denning. 1780, November 2, VI:366.
1779, August 23, V:205. [Idem], to Count d’Estaing. 13,
[Idem], to New England States. 1781, January 5, VI:548.
V :288;
October 4, 292.
[Idem], to Henry Knox. 1781, January 7, VI:549.
[Idem], to Marquis de Lafayette. 1779, October 20,
[Idem], to James Bowdoin.
[Idem], to Robert R. Livingston.
[Idem], to Joseph Reed.
September
1780, June 10, V :806.
1780, June 14, V:807.
1778, November 20, IV:365.
1779,
858.
V:380.
[Idem], to Abner Nash. 1781, January —, VI: 592.
Miscellaneous Letters.
WAYNE, Anthony, to Charles Lee.
Alexander,
to
WILLIAMS, John — continued. [Idem], to Goose Van Schaick.
1779, October 20, V:154. WEBSTER,
XCVll
Lewis
1780, May 16, V:720. [Idem], to Matthew Visscher.
Van Woert. 1778, November 10, IV:268. [Idem], to Thomas Chittenden.
1781, April WISNER,
15,
Henry,
VI :788. and
others
to
New York Provincial Congress. 1780, October 18, VI:308. WEMPLE, Abraham, to Abraham Ten Broeck.
413; September 20, IV:82. 1780, August 2, VI:80.
to Andrew Taylor. [March?]
29, III:
116. [Idem], to Alexander McDougall. 1778, May 6, 111:274.
[Idem], to Peter Vroman.
WITHERSPOON,
18, VI :30.
John,
to
Samuel Minott and others.
WEMPLE, Myndert M., to Goose
1779, June 23, V:97. [Idem], to Thomas Chittenden.
Van Schaick. 1780, May 23,
1779, June 28, V: 1 12.
V :742.
WOODHULL,
[Idem], to Peter Vroman. 1780, July
[Idem],
1778, April
1778, June 2, 111:383; June 6,
1780, July
1776, June 27, 1:242.
Jesse,
to
William
Malcom.
19, VI :3L
WESTBROOK, Samuel, to Johan-
1779, June
7,
V:50.
WRIGHT, Job, to Abraham Ten
nis Decker.
Broeck. 1777, April 6, 1:700. 1781, March 6, VI:671. WHITING,
Daniel,
to
Edward
Hand.
W.
B.,
to
to
New
Ten Broeck.
WILLETT,
YATES,
Marinus,
to
Christopher,
to Abraham
Wemple. Elihu
Marshall.
1778, May 30, 111:378. YATES, Christopher P., to Abra¬
September
September
1777, August 6, 11:189.
Abraham
1778. August 26, 111:694.
1781,
Jacobus,
York Council of Safety.
1778, November 13, IV:286. WHITING,
WYNKOOP,
8,
7,
VII:327;
327; September
10, 327. WILLIAMS, John, to Jotham Loring. 1778, April 22, 111:207.
ham Yates, Jr. 1780, March
17, V :548; April
7, 628. YATES, Peter, to Thomas Chitten¬ den. 1781, August 27, VII:267.
State of New York
xcviii
YATES, Peter — continued. [Idem], to Peter Gansevoort. 1781, December 12, VII:579. YOUNGLOVE, John, to Commit¬ tee of Albany.
YOUNGLOVE, John-—continued. 1778, February 26, 11:854. [Idem], to Robert Yates. 1781, April
18, VI :788.
ANALYTICAL INDEX
ANALYTICAL INDEX
A
AHRING,
Jacob,
of
Tryon
Abeel
county, N. Y., captured with
(Abell),
Capt.
his family, VI:79.
David
VI:452;
Aamko, Oneida chief, V :884.
Anthony, Abeel,
prisoner
son
of
captured,
in
Montreal,
Canada, VII :227.
Abaco, in the Bahamas, VIII:322.
Abeel
(Abail, Abell), David, cap¬
Abail, see Abeel.
tain, return of company, IV:687;
Abbet, see also Abbett, Abbot, Ab¬
exchange of, as prisoner, VI:451, 452,
bott, Abott.
treal, Canada,
of Albany, N. Y., IV: 10.
ment
(Abbit), of
Col.
David,
in
Roswell
bany
regi¬
see
after
release,
negotiations
Abbet,
Abbett,
VII:227; at Al¬ VII:606;
affidavit of captivity and rumored
Hopkins,
V: 7 1, 72. Abbit,
between
Vermont
leaders and British, VII:607.
Abbot,
Abeel, Garrett, of New York city,
Abbott, Abott.
salter, VIII:xxxvi.
Abbot, see also Abbet, Abbett, Ab¬
Abeel,
bott, Abott.
James,
major,
of first regi¬
ment of volunteers, V:539.
Abbot (Abbit), Joel, VII:5 75.
Abeel
Abbott (Abbit), John, colonel, VII:
(Abeail,
John,
house
with Lt. Col. Henry Van Rensse¬
burned, VI:80, 81, 82. Abeel,
laer, VII :585.
Abeel,
N. H., member of New Hamp¬
Abeel
Huntington,
L. I., IV:200.
council
at
tember,
1784,
373, 375,
New
York
city,
John,
of
New
York
city,
and
Byvanck,
merchants
in
New York city, VIII:xxxvi.
army, commanding 44th (English
Abeel, captain, or Kagentwaghgegh, chief,
of
Abercromby, James, general, British
Abeail, see Abeel.
Seneca
John,
district
salter, VIII:xxxvi.
shire committee of safety, V :654. of
Canajoharie
his
dealer in anchors, VIII:xxxvi.
Abbott, Jacob, of Hillsboro county,
Timothy,
in
Abeal),
389, 575; breaks off negotiations
Abbott,
VI:
800-801, 812; prisoner of Mon¬
Abbet, Jonathan James, of exempts
Abbett
VII:320; capture of,
deputy
Fort
to
Foot), IV:509.
Indian
Schuyler,
Sep¬
Abercromby,
VIII:365,
371,
colonel,
Robert,
British
army,
lieutenantreported
killed at Monmouth, 111:508.
378.
3
of New York
State
4
Abigh, Benjamin, 11:401.
Ackerman, Charles, joins the enemy,
Abingdon, Willoughby Bertie, fourth earl of, speech by, 111:433.
Ackerman
Abott, see also Abbit, Abbitt, Ab¬ bot, Abbott. Abott
miller
of
Ackerman,
Huntington,
A.ckerman,
Norwalk, Conn., 11:499, 501. Henry,
of
V :232.
assessor
of
Lawrence,
of
Hacken¬
tenth
William,
regiment,
assigned
Albany
to
county
militia, IV:36.
Acker, see also Aker.
Ackermans, -, 11:625.
Acker, - (Mr.), William Duer refers Clinton to-him for informa¬ tion, 1:565. John,
loyalist,
prisoner,
I:
Ackerson, see also Eckerson. Ackerson,
John,
his wife and
chil¬
dren permitted to go to New York city, V :678, 679.
510. Acker, John, Jr., of Beekman’s pre¬ cinct,
Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
Ackland, see also Acland. Ackland, James (?), country seat of, at Corlaer’s Hook, New York city,
V :555. (Asler),
Richard,
lieutenant
of second regiment, Orange county
VIII :xxix. Ackles,
James,
of
Fredericksburgh
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
militia, V:774. Acker, Sybert, captain of sixth regi¬ ment, Dutchess county militia, III:
VI:286. Acklin,
Francis,
of
first
regiment,
New York line, VI:532.
264. Acker,
Wolver,
of Newburgh pre¬
cinct, now in Orange county, N.
Acland,
Lady
Harriet, saved when
toga, II :431.
Ackerly, see also Akely, Akerly. Ackerly,
Acland, see also Ackland.
her husband’s tent burns at Sara¬
Y„ VI: 1 33.
Abraham,
condemned
death as a British spy,
to
VI:764,
765.
Acland, John army,
Dyke,
burned
major,
while
British
saving
wife
from tent fire at Saratoga, 11:431 ;
Ackerly,
Jonathan,
M anor,
181,
Gulian,
Ackerman,
Abraham’s Plains, in Pennsylvania,
Y.,
of
sack, N. J., 1:542.
Abrahams, John, mutineer, 1:640.
Acker
Elijah,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., VI:586.
L. I., prisoner, 111:224.
Acker,
(Aukerman),
second regiment, New York line, VI: 791.
(Abot),-,
Abrahams,
V :95 I.
of
Westchester
convicted 183.
of
Cortlandt county,
burglary,
N. III:
goes on parole to New York city,
11:868. Acquackanonck, N. J., 1:271, 431, 472, 476, 477, 488, 534, 535,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Acquackanonck, N. J.— continued.
5
Adams, John —- continued.
573; 11:625; V :271 ; bridge at,
committee to collect evidence about
1:472, VIII :399.
evacuation
Acra, Greene
(formerly in Albany)
county, N. Y., 111:525.
386. -, of
captain,
patriot,
shipbuilding,
in
11:36,
469, 470.
ships in Boston, 1:86. Abraham,
cinct,
Dutchess
county^ N(.
Y.,
111:455,
464;
IV:57,
186, 219, 243; commissioned by
thousand bushels of wheat for pris¬
Adams, John, Jr., employed in iron works
of
Robert
Livingston,
V;
753.
Abraham,
Jr.,
ot
Amenia
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., IV :376.
Adams, Jonas, recommended for sec¬ ond lieutenant, V11:1 88. Adams, Joseph, of Amenia precinct,
Adams, C. T. M., of Caughnawaga, on Mohawk river, N. Y., Ill :396. Adams, Daniel, of Claverack, N. Y.,
Dutchess county, N. Y., IV:376. Adams,
Major,
Dutchess
V:930. Adams, Elisha, of Amenia precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., IV:376. Gilbert,
of
Mamaroneck,
John,
of
Massachusetts,
1:86, 87; 11:639; VIII:37, 96, 155;
description
of
New
county
Adams, Robert, daughter,
V :825;
requests permit for Mrs.
Mulligan,
to
221. Adams, Samuel, 1:77, 78, 93, 116; 11:639;
1:69-80;
Conti¬
remonstrance
First
militia,
seventh
come out of New York city, IV:
1 774,
to
in
836.
York city by, in August, elected
private
prisoner, suspected of felony, VI:
his
N. Y., prisoner, III :225.
101,
prisoners,
oners at New York, II :833.
of Amema pre¬
IV :376.
Adams,
peace with Great Britain, V :289.
Elias Boudinot to purchase twenty
Adams, Abigail (M rs. John), hard¬
Adams,
reports eleven British
Adams, John, deputy commissary of
charge
Adams,
II:
ica, 111:326; attempts to negotiate
Adams, -, captain, loyalist, III:
Adams,
343;
Ticonderoga,
men-of-war are bound for Amer¬
Adams, see also Addams.
Adams,
261,
of
draws
up
resolutions
against
stamp
nental Congress, 1:92 ; his opinion of New Yorkers, 1:93; impressions
Washington as commander-in-chief,
Philadelphia,
Washington
as
1:94-95;
selects
commander-in¬
chief, 1:1 16-1 17; signs treaty with England,
1:170;
appointed
on
nomination
act,
1:33;
of
seconded
of
of
1:117; president of Massachusetts senate, VIII :65, 262, 269. Adams, William, prisoner in Pough¬ keepsie jail, VI :836.
State of New York
6
Adams, William (Dr.), in charge of
Adiutoa (present Conesus, Livingston
hospital at New Windsor, Orange
county), N. Y., unfortunate Boyd
county, N. Y., VII :386. Adamson,
William,
expedition
lieutenant
of
New York volunteers, loyalist, as ensign requests Clinton for permis¬ sion to enter New York on parole, 11:502; absconded from his lodg¬ ings while on parole, 11:569; re¬ captured, 11:581-586; accused of horse stealing, III: 293-294; to be
Adamson, William, patriot, 111:177.
Ebenezer,-
of
Rhinebeck
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
Addison, Blandina (Miss), of Kings¬
Samuel,
N. Y.,
of Cherry Valley,
11:823.
Adkins, Williams, of Cherry Valley, N. Y„ 11:822. Admiralty Court, Boston, records de¬ stroyed by mob, State
1:37.
Courts
of,
to
be
informed of cessation of hostilities,
Adriance, Cornelius, V:168. Adriance Cornelius, lieutenant of sec¬
Addison (Addisson), John, principal of Kingston Academy, accompanies Clinton
to
camp,
1:421 ;
writes Clinton on behalf of inhabit¬ ants of Kingston,
itia, VI :763. Adsit (Adtset), George, in regiment
ton, N. Y., 11:614.
1:473-474; his
complimentary letter to Clinton,
11:
of Col.
Roswell Hopkins,
(Adeset,
V:71,
expenses
to
in
72.
Adye,
Clinton’s
Henry,
Adsit, Samuel, 111:242.
academy, 111:733.
mittee of provincial congress which
Adsitt),
regiment of Col. Roswell Hopkins,
Adsit, Stephen,
Adgate, Matthew, on auditing com¬
V:71,
72. Adsit
61 3-61 4; Clinton recommends his
approved
V:
ond regiment, Dutchess county mil¬
V :3 72.
Mrs.
from,
VIII :253.
Addams, see also Adams. Addams,
Adkins,
Admiralty,
exchanged, 111:464.
dispatched
238, 239, 240.
Stephen
111:243. S.,
aide-de-camp,
British army, V:388. Agar,
Edward,
druggist
in
New
York city, VIII :xxxiv.
1:664; chairman of
Agar, Henry, taken captive at Break-
committee to explore lead mines at
abeen, Schoharie county, confined
New Canaan, 111:394; elected as¬
in Canada, VI :660.
Philadelphia,
semblyman
from
Albany
county,
VII :322-323.
Agler, Anderess (Andress), of Coxsackie exempts, 111:137, 139.
Adiquitanga (Adoquetangy), Indian
Agnew, James, general, British army,
name of Charlotte river, Delaware
killed at battle of Germantown, II:
county, N. Y., V:1 88.
384.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Agnew, William, major, British army, with
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga,
11:
450.
Albany, N. Y.— continued. January,
1780,
V:460;
address
of welcome from, to Clinton, V:
Agontenayea, or Elequegonteneayea,
467-468;
Clinton’s
response
to
a rift on Onondaga river, N. Y.,
welcome, V :468-469 ; Clinton at,
VIII :359.
October 18, 1780, VI:304, 306;
Aitken,
Robert, printer in Philadel¬
phia, 1:60. Akart, Peter, of Schaghticoke, N. Y.,
address
and
freedom
of
t'o
at,
in
Clinton,
VI:338;
Clinton
January,
1781, VI:603; Clinton
accepts freedom of city,
111:299.
city
Akely, see also Ackerly, Akerly.
607;
Akely, Thomas, VI:453.
February,
VI:606-
Clinton intends to visit, in 1783,
VIII :65;
ad¬
Aker, Jacob, prisoner, VI:660.
dress of citizens to Clinton on res¬
Akerly, see also Ackerly, Akely.
toration of peace and establishment
Akerly, -, prisoner, 11:584, 585.
independence,
Akin, David, of Dutchess county ex¬
discuss approaching council, VIII: 345-346; former
empts, IV: 63. Benjamin,
of
VIII :230-231 ;
commissioners of Indian affairs here
Akin, see also Vanakin.
Akins,
of
Quaker
Hill,
Dutchess county, N. Y., IV:465,
council
of
Six
Nations at, recalled by Indians in 1784, VIII:361, 366; Washing¬ ton goes there, VIII :41 1 ; Wash¬
470. “Albany,”
the,
British
man-of-war,
at Fort Cumberland, Nova Scotia,
ington arrives there, VI 11:413. dtp hall, VI :233, 632, 733; VII: 228.
V :452. courts. Albany, N. Y., mentioned as prob¬ able capital of state,
11 :5 2 6; ob¬
jections to, as capital, 11:639; lo¬ cal
treasury
empty,
in
March,
Supreme,
ings,
July,
1778;
hospital (British), 11:581 ; 111:110; protest against its removal to New York,
mittee
for, 111:264.
111:63-66; in May,
favoritism
against,
Chief Justice Jay
at,
1778, 111:309; plan for
111:608-610;
convictions in, 111:608-610.
1778, 11:839; Schenectady com¬ charges
111:231; proceed¬
jail
(see
328,
111:81-82,
also 334,
83;
medicine
prisoners),
111:321,
354,
701;
IV:121,
reducing prices in force at, V : 1 1 5 ;
164, 219, 253, 410, 413, 845;
inhabitants petition
V :386, 676.
for permission
of Dr. Henry Van Dyck to return there,
V:274,
859;
Clinton
at,
legislature, sessions at, in 100,
V:460,
468,
1780,
473,
I:
481,
State of New York
8
Albany, N. Y.— legislature — con¬
Albany, N. Y.— military affairs — continued.
tinued. by
gondolas and gunboats to be built
snowdrifts from meeting there, Jan¬
near or at, 11:691, 715, 755, III:
uary,
sum¬
25, 26; suit for damages incurred
moned to meet there, January 3,
while Gates’s army was encamped
1781, VI:742.
on William Hilton’s farm, 11:824-
499,
509,
519;
1780,
prevented
V :444-446;
826; heavy
levies, see militia,
ordnance in
mayor's court, 1:18.
park,
military affairs. General James Clin¬
for arsenal and stores, 11:871, III:
ton ordered there, May,
1780, I:
11:843;
artillery
129,
144,
protection
needed
184, 200, 333; Con¬
1 7; capture of, designed by French
way in command, March,
in 1689, 1:123; capture of, early
111:78-79; McDougall’s orders to
a part of British plan, 1:127; con¬
Conway,
111:200-202;
1778,
ordnance
stituted base of operations, 1:143;
conditions, 111:69, 123, 421-423;
Burgoyne within striking distance,
Conway at, April, 1 778, II1:1 08 ;
1:195; early days of war, 1:195;
alarm
loyalists
from,
Convention
at
aid
in
capturing
Kingston,
1:718;
on
account of unprotected
state, 111:183, 186; plans for pro¬ tection,
111:189, 200-202; Clin¬
disaffected persons confined at, re¬
ton protests to Washington as to
moved to fleet, 11:101; reinforce¬
uncovered condition of,
ments
206; Stark to command at, April,
from
Ulster
and
Dutchess
counties ordered to, 11:150, 151-
1778,
152,
shipped to West Point,
167;
command Schuyler
Colonel at,
at,
Greaton
1777,
August,
in
11:170; 1777,
111:232;
111:205-
cannon
from,
111:290,
295 ; ordnance stores from, sent to
II:
Valley Forge, 111:290, 295; Bur¬
206; panic from threatened Bur¬
goyne at, 111:307; Stark at, May
goyne invasion,
20,
11:209-21 1 ; cap¬
1778,
111:333;
alarm over
ture of, would bring over Indians
threatened
on
tories, 111:380-381, 399; advised
British
side,
11:210;
George
raid
by
Indians
and
Clinton at, August 25, 1777, II:
by Clinton to rely on militia
for
253; Putnam suggests relief against
defense,
se¬
invasion,
at,
lected as military post, IV .60-61 ;
October, 19, 1777, 11:459, 465;
distress of, in 1778, IV: 1 78; citi¬
Lincoln at, October 28, 1777, II:
zens ask aid for Cherry Valley suf¬
11:384-385;
487-488; cannon from 795,
Ticonderoga 835,
III 6,
Gates
111:387-389;
to be
brought
ferers,
IV:363-364;
to,
11:680,
orders
provisions
10,
11,
151;
why
Washington
laid in
at,
IV:
368; flour from, carried to Tryon
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Albany, N. Y .— military affairs ■—•
9
Albany, N. Y.— militia and levies
continued.
-— continued.
orders
745; return of, Febru¬ 1778, 11:780; number available at, in May, 1778, III: 333; ordered to Schoharie, III: 599 ; associated exempts, IV :9-1 1, 208-209, 24 1 ; ordered to protect frontiers, IV :293; return of, March 20, 1779, IV:654; returns, 1778-1779, IV:680; levies or¬ dered to, IV :822; return of levies, June, 1780, V:796-797, 881 882 ; drafted men for, V :884 ; ex¬ empts, V :91 1 ; respond to alarm, VI:79; eleven from, at Schoharie, VI :53; sent into Tryon county, VI:79; levies for frontier duty ren¬ dezvous at, VI :9 7-1 00; return of
ammunition for ordnance depot at,
quota for continental army, Novem¬
VI:650;
ber
county,
IV :4 78; General Robert
Van Rensselaer ordered to examine rumors of threatened Indian raids, V: 332-333, 336; designated by Washington as commissary station,
V :565, 784; depot for army sup¬ VI :273; supplies from, in
plies
transit
to
Schenectady,
VI :321 ;
General James Clinton to command at,
November,
1789,
VI:368,
380, 385, 405 ; tory women to be sent to Canada, V1:369; Schuyler dispatches express rider from Sara¬ toga to,
VI :377-378,
380; report
on difficulty of procuring shingles, boards and glass there for Clinton,
VI :454-455
;
Washington
supplies
arrive
at,
VI:
689,
711,
19,
ary
29, 1 780, VI :448;
three com¬
855-856; General Van Rensselaer
panies to be consolidated into two,
VI:
ported threatened destruction of, by
VI:733; destitute of arms, VI: 765-766; levies ordered to, VI: 859; Willett’s regiment of levies at, VI :893-897, 900, 901 ; city regi¬
Sir John Johnson, VII :340, 404;
ment under arms on account of In¬
to be connected by chain of ex¬
dian and tory raids,
presses
turn
ordered to, May 892;
Colonel
19,
Willett
Clinton on levies at,
with
1781,
reports
to
VI :893;
re¬
Continental
Village,
VII:395 ; Captain Marshall pre¬ pared to meet enemy at, VII :41 3-
of levies
in,
VII :304 ;
September
re¬ 12,
1781.. VII :326. prisoners, Burgoyne arrives a prisoner
II
414; Gansevoort and Van Rens¬
at,
selaer ordered to march there, VII:
al recommended by Conway, III:
448; citizens hold convocation for
124,
defense of western frontiers, VII:
84,
142; in jail at, 111:82, 83, 107,
109,
110,
134,
184,
187, 321, 328, 334, 335, 354,
619-620. militia and levies
:454; their immediate remov¬
(see also troops'),
four hundred to rendezvous at, II:
616,
IV:413,
V :676,
VI :883;
Walter Butler, tory, escapes from,
State of New York
10
Albany,
N.
Y.— prisoners — con¬
Albany, N.Y.— troops—continued,
tinued.
brigade
:204; confined in fort, III :552,
391,
Ill
655; loyalists confined at, IV:50;
ordered to,
V:768,
392; provisions
VI
scarce,
for
VI:
troops
VI:
:4 75 ; discontented,
IV : 1 86-187;
598; six companies from, ordered
two spies sentenced to be hanged
by Washington to march to head¬
near barracks, VI: 3 3 7; names of
quarters,
those at,
lett’s regiment ordered to, V1:81 3;
plan for exchange,
V1:731 ; sent from,
to
mutiny
West Point, VII :5 58. secretary of state, office of, removed
surveyor general, office of, removed to,
VIII :394.
Colonel
first
Wil¬
regiment
at,
congress,
1754,
1:29-30,
175. Albany County, N. Y., lead mines
taverns, excise ordinance for,
1:85-
86. troops
among
1 ;
VII :70. Albany
to, 1:11.
VI:65
in, 11:498, 111:393 ; crops lost and families threatened,
(see also militia and levies),
land
tenure
in,
111:266-267;
IV:27;
election
1:218; shifted to Highlands from,
taxes paid, from declaration of in¬
111:113-114,
dependence to October
131,
186-190;
returns,
disputed
complaints against quartering them,
VII:322-323;
1,
1781,
III:
VI1:366 ;
wheat tax cannot be col¬
226, 258; protest against removal,
lected in,
VII
Greaton’s regiment returns to,
111:332-333; tion,
May,
desired
1778,
for protec¬
111:335-338;
commissioners
the mayor and General Ten Broeck
command, leased at
of
continental
for
conspiracies,
en¬
listment of rangers to be under their
urge
stationing
:464.
111:1 84 ;
prisoners re¬
Philadelphia, to be de¬
troops at, 111:380-381 ; ordered to
livered to, V:425; loyalist appeal
relieve militia of Ten Broeck’s brig¬
to Clinton against action of,
VI:
ade at, 111:474; Posey’s riflemen
517-519;
at, July 28,
to, July 21, 1778, 111:572; Au¬
1778,
turn of fourth
111:588; re¬
Pennsylvania regi¬
letters
from
Clinton
gust 12,
1778, III :627; Septem¬
:589;
ber
20,
1778,
Lafayette to command three thou¬
26,
1778, IV:206-207; Septem¬
sand regulars at,
John
ber
15,
Barclay, mayor, protests against bil¬
24,
1780,
ment at, July 28,
leting
two
Clinton’s
1 778,
III
111:713;
thousand,
answer to
IV :2 7-29; protest, IV:
1781, 25,
IV:58;
October
1779, V:276-277 ; July VI:45; September 7,
VI 1:273-274;
1781,
September
VII:355-356; letters
60-61 ; sent from, to reinforce Fort
to Clinton from, July 24,
Edward, V:569; James Clinton’s
111:583; July 29, 1778, 111:592-
1778,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Albany County, N. Y.— comrs. for
Albany
consp.— continued.
11
County,
N.
Y .— county
committee — continued.
593; August 15, 1778, 111:640-
11:231-232;
641 ; August 20, I 778, 111:669-
harie committee, 11:239 ; Gates or¬
670; September 28,
ders Van Schaick’s regiment from
1778,
IV:
112-113; October 30, 1778, IV:
criticised by
Scho¬
Fort Schuyler at request of,
II:
216-217; July 22, 1780, VI:43-
430-431 ; advised of plot against
44; August 30, 1781, V11:2 71 -
city,
273; September
oppose injury to inoffensive persons
19,
1781, VII:
339; September 25,
1781, VII:
356-357.
11:848-853,
by whigs,
111:107-112;
11:853, 856-859; in¬
formed of flogging of tones in Cam¬
commissioners of sequestration
(mid¬
bridge
district,
11:854-856;
ad¬
dle district), prevent Colonel Wil¬
vised by Clinton for suppression of
liam Butler from selling seized cat¬
lawlessness,
tle, 111:706; commended by Clin¬
Clinton on disposal of British and
ton for conduct toward Butler, IV:
loyalist prisoners, 111:81-82; with¬
11-12.
draws
11:877-879;
request
to
advises
retain
Van
(committee of the
Schaick’s regiment in Tryon county,
city and county of Albany), char¬
111:86; suggest removal of British
acter of men composing it, 1:143;
hospital and prisoners from Albany.
voracity
111:109-110; protests against re¬
county committee
charged
against,
1:198;
instructed to aid commanding of¬ ficers
of
militia,
1:387;
em¬
moval
of
Albany,
continental
III :1
troops
from
75.
insurrections
courts, Oyer and Terminer, 111:614;
and disaffection, 1:802, 812; com¬
Inferior Court of Common Pleas,
powered
to
crush
mended by committee of Litchfield, Conn., 11:177-178; unable to re¬ spond to appeal for help from Sche¬ nectady,
11:201;
represents
to
council of safety exposed condition
VII :61 0. legislature, returns for members of as¬ sembly from,
military affairs, appeals to New Eng¬
of county, 11:201-202, 209-211;
land
appeals for aid to New England,
crisis,
11:202 ; receives news of battle of
August,
Oriskany,
11:203-204;
appealed
for
succor during Burgoyne
11:158-161; movement, in 1777,
to for help by German Flats com¬ mittee, 11:204; Clinton’s reply to
emy in,
address
from,
11:
204-205; address from, to Clinton,
to
enlist
loyalist
battalions, 11:159; insurrections in, suppressed,
congratulatory
VII :322.
levies, see militia.
II
II:
:262-263; tory plots and
disaffection in, tion
217; raids of en¬
11:848-858; peti¬
for protection,
111 :21 0;
In-
State of New York
12
Albany
County,
N.
Albany County, N. Y.— militia and
Y.— military
affairs ■— continued,
levies -—• continued.
dian depredations, III :378, 424-
447; to defend frontier, 111:467-
425, 427; exposed to ravages of
468,
enemy,
IV:78-79,
V:948;
ex¬
555-556,
empted from serving under Gates,
V11:31 6; members for county ad¬
111:468; association of exempts in
vised by Clinton to provide relief
Kings
for
sufferers, IV:
672-674, 731-732; association of
336, 346; scarcity of ammunition
exempts in western district of Clav-
IV: 1 54,
Cherry
156,
Valley
in department of, IV :437-438; in-
j
district
erack,
of,
111:627-630,
111:641-643;
exempts
in
habitants on frontier threaten to re- !
Schoharie and Duanesburgh, III:
move,
650-651;
IV :555-556; wheat, flour
association
of
exempts
and meal in, to be seized for army,
in, IV :9-1 1, 208-209; one-fourth
IV:691,
to be kept on frontier duty, IV:78,
717-718;
support
for
sufferers on frontiers', IV:709, 712,
85-86,
832-833, 758-759, 832-833, V:
240; returns of Ten Broeck’s brig¬
147, 439; families of disaffected
ade, March 20,
on
in
frontiers, a
menace,
V:276-
154;
exempts,
1779,
IV:239-
IV:654;
1778-1779, IV:6S0 ; levies in
277; frontier exposed
to
ravages
continental battalions to be ascer¬
of
Helderberg
tained, IV': 766; levies in continen¬
enemy,
V: 331 ;
tories apprehended, V1:31 ; James Clinton
ordered
November,
to
1780,
command
battalions
to
defend
frontiers,
at,
IV:829, 850; deficiency in levies
VI:368-369,
nearly one hundred and fifty, V:
372; desolation committed by en¬ emy in, VI :373. militia and levies
tal
1 50,
1 65 ;
estimated for frontier
defense, V:322; ordered for fron¬
(see also troops),
tier
service,
V:566-567,
568;
with rangers pursue tories, 1:384;
jeopardized in field for want of pro¬
ordered to march to North Castle,
visions,
1:479-481 ;
May,
one
with Schuyler,
thousand
11:196,
from,
V: 7 1 6; 1780,
at
Schenectady,
V:745 ;
returns
of
234;
re¬
levies, June 4, 1780, V:796-797;
1778,
II:
reported attack by guards of, V:
780; slow to respond, 111:68; as¬
800; return of three months’ levies,
sociation of exempts at Coxsackie,
1780,
111:137-139; petition from twelfth
two brigades,
regiment, III :265-267; tardiness of
for frontiers deficient, VI:45; levies
levies, 111:318; dilatory, 111:424-
intended for continental army to be
turn of, February
19,
425,
427;
return of
ment,
June
10,
tenth
1778,
regi¬
111:446-
V :881-882;
retained
for
95-96;
levies
divided
into
V :894-895 ; levies
frontier to
be
service,
VI:
stationed
at
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Albany County, N. Y.— militia and
Albertie, Baranard — continued.
levies — continued. Fort Schuyler,
Livingston’s
VI :225
; at Sara¬
bearer
toga, VI:394 ; return of, November
29, 1780, during
VI:448;
war, in
tion, lett's
of
arms
and
from
N. Y„ VII :346.
ammuni¬
Albison,
Daniel,
Suffolk
of
county,
Southampton,
N.
Y.,
requests
permission to remove to the Wall-
raises over four hundred men for
VI:893;
Clinton
Albertson, William, of Shelter Island,
VI:765-767; levies in Wil¬ regiment, VI:807, VII :31 5 ;
Willett’s regiment,
to
ange county, N. Y., VI:787.
Valley,
VI :693, 700, 701, 702, 703; destitute
letter
IV:35 ;
Albertson, Reed, of Newburgh, Or¬
with Van
Mohawk
of
regiment,
Robert R. Livingston, IV:75, 76.
for service in the line
Rensselaer
A3
kill, VI :1 57.
return
Albony, -
(Mrs.), her mother
of Van Rensselaer’s brigade, May
permitted to return to New York
24, 1781, VI :906; levies in, com¬ VII: 143-1 44;
Albright, John, corporal, of fifth regi¬
city, VI :441.
manded by Willett, return
of
levies,
September
ment, New York line, V :926.
12,
1781, VI1: 326; reinforce Willett, VI 1:443; to defend Schenectady,
Alcock, see also Allcock, Allicocke. Alcock,
D.,
captain,
British
army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga,
VII :448. prisoners
John
11:451.
(see also military affairs),
111:328, IV:253, V:386, 676, VI :731. supervisors, VI:448.
Alcock, Wastain
troops (see also militia), half of regi¬
Alcott
(Weston), lieuten¬
ant, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:45 1.
1:376; raised. III:
(Olcott),
Peter,
agent
of
ments to be ready to march,
northern parts of New Hampshire
four hundred men to be
grants, VI:744; VII: 165.
163;
Alden,
protest against their removal
Ichabod,
colonel,
of seventh
III :1 75 ; protest against billeting them, IV:27-29; regi¬ ments of, VI:97, 776; gratuities
regiment at Albany, 111:1 24, 1 28 ;
of clothing from,
leave regiment at Albany, III :l 94-
Massachusetts continental line, his
to Fishkill,
brigade,
for
VI :224, 235;
ments of New York
General
New York
195,
three regi¬
Peter R.
to
212; his regiment at Half¬
dered back to Albany,
dered to,
Albertie, Barnard, of Col.
willing
moon with Conway, 111:226; or¬
brigade or¬
VI :391, 392; activity in raising quotas in, VI :504. Albeas, Conraedt, prisoner, VI:73I.
McDougall
returns i
586;
from
Fort
detachment
111:258;
Schuyler, on
way
III: to
Cherry Valley, 111:591 ; his regi-
State of New York
i4
Alden, Ichabod—-continued. ment at Cherry Valley,
Alexander,
111:596,
600, 632, 1V:49, 80, 118; two hundred from his regiment pursue enemy, and
IV:82;
prudence
disaffected,
displays in
activity
dealing
IV:260;
with
reported
as
William,
see
Stirling,
Lord. Alexandria, Va., V:507; and trans¬ action of Washington at, place
of rendezvous
for
1:188; Virginia
militia, 11:814. Alger,
Yebler,
of
Mohawk district,
attacked by enemy at Cherry Val¬
Tryon county, N. Y., IV:700.
ley, IV :267, 289; killed at Cherry
Aligh, Jacob, corporal, of Col. Peter
Valley, IV: 284, 292, 293; di¬ rections
to
scouting
party
under
Captain Ballard, V:414-416; ex¬ amination of tones taken by Bal¬ lard, V :41 4-41 6; reports to Stark on
Ballard’s
expedition,
V :4 1 6;
letter to Stark on captured tories, V :41 6; proceedings of court of in¬
Judah,
captain,
of
second
Massachusetts regiment, VI:293. Alder, Joseph, British surgeon’s mate, with
Burgoyne
at
Allan, see also Allen, Allin, Allyn. Allan,-, loyalist, 111:193. Allcash, Thomas, 11:401. Allcock, see also Alcock, Allicocke. Allcock, John, 11:401. Allegheny (Aligany, Allegany) river, Pa.,
IV:367;
Indians
resident
there, V:381.
quiry called by, V :41 7-41 8. Alden,
R. Livingston’s regiment, IV:36.
Saratoga,
II:
Allen, see also Allan, Allin, Allyn. Allen, David, of Albany county. III:
210. Allen,
Eb enezer,
of
Col.
Roswell
Hopkins’s regiment, V:71, 72.
451.
Allen, Ebenezer, major, of Vermont, Aldridge with
(Aldrige), harboring
Peter, charged
enemies,
1:790,
791 ; acquitted, 11:635.
VI: 394; commands party of one hundred from the grants near Ticonderoga, 111:207, 213; at Put¬ Aldridge,
Peter,
sergeant,
of Ulster
county exempts, V :3.
nam’s creek, V. :570, arrives
Aldridge, Robert, of fourth regiment, Ulster county militia, 11:109.
with
at
Mount
790,
791;
Independence
reinforcements,
V :776-7 7 7 ;
discovers signs of Sir John John¬
Alen, see Allan, Allen, Allin, Allyn. Alers, C. A., captain, German offi¬
son’s raiders near Crown Point, V: 788,
789,
905-906; joins Clin¬
cer with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:
ton in pursuit of Johnson’s raiders,
452.
V:819,
Alexander,
James,
of
New
York
822;
acknowleges
bene¬
volence of Clinton to him, VI:39;
city, supporter of John Peter Zen-
friend of Clinton,
ger during trial, 1:55.
commission under New York, VII:
VII :12; seeks
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Allen, Ebenezer — continued. 12;
rumor that he had
Allen, Ethan — continued.
gone to
Quebec to join the British,
VII:
607. Allen,
i5
to general court of Massachusetts, V:436;
his position
in
Vermont
controversy, V :437 ; denies author¬ Ebenezer,
tory,
attached
to
Joseph Brant, V:163.
ity of congress and New York, VI: 40;
Allen, Elisha, of Albany county, N.
Clinton requests Schuyler to
investigate
his
conduct
in
incur¬
sions, VI :276; his scouts discover
Y„ 111:210. Allen, Ethan, general, of Vermont, I:
enemy’s ships on Lake Champlain,
200; 11:513; IV:394, 396. 481.
VI:33 1 ; disbanded his militia, VI:
695; V:196; VI :309, Washing¬
358;
ton’s proposal for exchange while
359, 362, 375, 394, 406, 775-
prisoner,
777,
11:573,
574;
conveys
Vermont prisoners to Stark,
accused
of
787-788,
disloyalty,
841,
VI:
VIE607;
III:
rumor that Vermont assembly with¬
553, 572; Gouverneur Morris op¬
held his commission, VI :885 ; ac¬
poses granting commission to him,
tive at White Creek in behalf of
IV: 100; misrepresents to Congress
Vermont, VI:890; said to be de¬
sentiment towns,
of
New
Hampshire
IV:322; his statement of
Vermont
controversy in
Hartford
newspaper, IV:565; Col. Eleazer Paterson
accuses him of creating
violences, IV :801 ; commits acts of violence on New \ork officers, IV: 846-848,
V:53,
55,
59,
VII:
632; Henry Laurens in Congress
sirous
of
commission
from
New
York, VII :1 2; affidavit of his vio¬ lent
attitude
toward
New York,
VII :61 3-614. Allen, Ezra, of Col.
Roswell Hop¬
kins’s regiment, II :627; V :71. Allen
(Alen),
exempts,
Ezra,
Kings
of
associated
district,
Albany
county, 111:628, 629, 630.
declares against his veracity, V : 1 8; Allen, Heman, captain, of Vermont, reports that two-thirds of congress
111:226,
430; at Crown
Point,
favor Vermont, V: 64 ; defies Clin¬ ton, V :68 ; James Duane suggests that he be court-martialed, V :85 ; Clinton’s reasons for not arresting him, and
V:95-96; levied
York,
troops
by him
V: 1 75;
mustered
against
member
of
New com¬
mission to present to congress Ver¬
IV :309 ; petitioner for Vermont’s claim to statehood, VI :609. Allen,
Henry,
deserter
from
Capt.
Bateman’s company, 1:484. Allen, Ira, colonel, of Vermont, IV: 565;
address
union with
mont’s claim to statehood, V :325-
Connecticut
326, sent by Vermont with letters
presents
to
Vermonters
on
sixteen towns east of river,
address
IV :395-398; on
Vermont s
State of New York
16
Allenton,
Allen, Ira — continued. claim,
V: 132-143;
proposals
to
New York for surrender of juris¬ diction
over
Vermont,
VI:431,
742; secretary of Vermont, 642;
on
committee
of
VI:
Vermont
council to convention at Cambridge, N. Y., in May, 1781, VI: 761 ; active in stirring up people in dis¬ tricts around Cambridge, N. VI:789;
represents
Y-,
Vermont’s
claims before congress,
September
19, 1780, VII: 165, 517; absent at hearing of September 27, 1 780, VII: 165,
517;'
member
of
commission on admission of Ver¬ mont,
VII :445 ; commissioner
to
adjust boundaries with New Hamp¬ shire
and
New
York,
VII:446,
Thomas,
Hathorn’s
British, VII:607. Allen,
Isaac,
John
county militia,
Allentown,
N.
J.,
British
army
at,
111:496. Aller, John, of third regiment, Ulster county militia, VI:37. Allerton,
Jonathan,
IV:401.
See
also Atherton. Allerton, Reuben (Dr.), surgeon, II: 266. Alley,
Peter,
of
Charlotte
precinct,
Dutchess county, N. Y., IV:576. “Alliance,”
the,
American
man-of-
war, V:408 ; VIII :1 01. Allicocke, John, of New York city, dealer in wines, etc., VIII :xxxiv. Allies, The French, army, fleet, troops (see also France; Treaties of alli¬ V:830,
875;
VI: 1 14,
509, 710; VI 1:1 55, 203; Wash¬ ington empowered by congress to
lieutenant-colonel,
of
second battalion New Jersey vol¬ unteers, loyalist, VI11:31 7. Allen, John, of Col. Johannes Sny¬ der’s Ulster county militia, 11:109. Allen, John, Jr., of Col.
Orange
Col.
fined by court martial, IV:272.
ance), 447; accused of negotiating with
of
Johannes
Snyder’s Ulster county militia, II: 249.
procure militia from states to co¬ operate with d’Estaing’s fleet. III: 547-548; cause
trict, Albany county, N. Y., en¬
vigorous
Washington suggests to d’Estaing attack on New York, V :292-293; expected,
V:855,
857,
873; arrival of fleet and army, VI: 116; second division of, expected,
gaged in defending western frontiers
VI: 1 15,
of state,
V:732; his company at
for
campaign were not made, V:259;
hourly
Allen, Lothrop, captain, of Kings dis¬
disappointment of, be¬
preparations
118; providing supplies
for, VI: 14,
180,
Fort Dayton, VI :6; pursues raid¬
460,
666;
ers in Mohawk valley, VI: 169.
and injuries received by, VIA 10,
Allen, Solomon, lieutenant, guard over Major John Andre, VI:258.
891,
508,
892;
182, 242-244, inconveniences
service of,
to
patriot
cause, VI :664; aid of, to be relied
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
17
Allies, The French — continued, Allison, Wllliam — continued. on, \ 1:667; assembling in West¬ 348; informs General Clinton of chester county, V 11:60; forage in Arnold’s fight on Lake Champlain, Westchester county for, VI 1:309, 1:384; reports tones swarming 358, 363, 385, 452, 567; ad¬ around Fishloll, 1:391; appointed vance on Yorktown, Va., VII: on committee to aid obstructing the 325-326; report of engagement Hudson, 1:437; reports that his with British fleet of the Chesapeake, regiment is gathering slowly, I: VII:341, 353, 355, 357, 360, 465-466; ordered to march to 379, 494; success at surrender of Orangetown, 1:471-472; at TapCornwallis, VII:484. pan, 1:475, 476; convinced militia Allin, see also Allan, Allen, Allyn. will go home in three days, 1:499; Allin, Ezra, of Great Nine Partners, entreated by Clinton to keep his Dutchess county, N. Y., VI :593. men from deserting, 1:504-505; Allin, James, of thirteenth regiment, three tones surrender to, 1:554, Albany county militia, VI:38. 555-557; ordered to Fort Mont¬ Allison, Benjamin, of Haverstraw, gomery, 11:61, 64, 155, 156, N. Y., V:471. 1 80; recommends officers for pro¬ Allison, Henry, of Col. John motion, 11:281; writes on un¬ Hathorn’s Orange county militia, willingness of militia to do duty, fined by court martial, IV :2 72. 11:292; ordered to Sydnam’s bridge at Ramapo, 11:324; or¬ Allison, John, of Haverstraw, N. Y., dered to dispatch militia to V :47 1. Fort Montgomery, 11:350; com¬ Allison, Joseph, of Haverstraw, plains of inefficient force at N. Y„ V:471. Fort Clinton, 11:364; captured Allison, Mary, wife of Col. William when Fort Montgomery fell, II: Allison, seeks permission to visit her 404, 424, 623; movement to ex¬ husband in captivity, 111:291,292, \ change him, II :606, 717; prisoner, IV:825, 826, VI:221-222, 232. | 111:292, IV.826, V:459, 564, Allison, Peter, of Haverstraw, N. Y., 605, 859; joins in petition for re¬ V :471. lief from Long Island, V:750-752; Allison, William, of Haverstraw, account of money sent for relief of N. Y„ V:471. prisoners, VI: 1 58, V11:481. Allison, William, colonel, 1:355, -Allison’s regiment, 1:468; II: 356, 524, 547; maintains his regi¬ 180, 423, 464; 111:102, 539, ment has turned out its proportion 540, 545, 718, 720; IV:57I; of men, 1:319-320; ordered to V:322; VI:58, 500; returns of, capture two suspected persons, I:
2
State of New York
18
--Allison’s regiment — continued.
Amboy, N. J.— continued.
11:80, 800, V:733; returns of de¬
for exchange of prisoners at, April,
tachments, 111:443, V :37; returns
1779,
V:764; Pennsylvania mu¬
of levies,
tineers
invited
V :92 1,
VI:54; raising
to
negotiate
with
of levies, V :37; returns of levies,
enemy at, VI:565 ; Washington at,
almost completed, VII: 168.
May 22, 1776, VIII :398.
Allwood, Silas,
V :360.
Amema
precinct,
Allyn, see also Allan, Allen, Allin.
N.
Allyn,
confining
street
Adam,
comedian
theatre,
New
at
John
York
city,
VIII :xx. delegate to continental 1:244;
IV :4 5 1 ;
his
character described, 1:74, 75.
city,
VIII :303.
[Also
written Van Alstyne.]
Ray,
of
commis¬
VII:203. of
associated
N. Y„ VI :334. “America,” the English man-of-war,
Ames,
George,
of Dutchess
county
militia, IV:283.
Amey,
Jehonas,
cinct,
of
Dutchess
Beekman’s county,
N.
pre¬ Y.,
Derick,
of
Dutchess
Ambler, Adam, killed and scalped by
county,
N.
Y.,
Amey, Philip, of Beekman’s precinct,
Amey, Philip, Jr., of Beekman’s pre¬ cinct,
Indians, I V:1 7. Ambler, Benjamin, ensign, of second Westchester
county
Howe
ar¬
rives at, 1:622; enemy driven to, I: 623; British embark at, 1:743; American moderation at,
11:858;
commissioners for exchange of pris¬ oners to meet at, IV :332; meeting
Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
111:355. Amherst, army,
militia, VI:622. Gen.
Dutchess
Dutchess county, N. Y., 111:355.
county militia, V :825.
J.,
cinct,
111:355.
ment, New York line, V :924.
N.
Schenectady,
Amey, Jeremiah, of Beekman’s pre¬
Amberman, Cornelius, of fourth regi¬
Amboy.
of
ex¬
empts, Orange county, 111:735.
regiment,
Eldert,
111:355.
Abraham,
Amberman,
for
prisoners
kill, Ulster county, 111:471.
Vermont,
sioned to negotiate with congress,
Alyea,
built in,
1:711;
Ames, Nathan, of exempts in Wall-
Altgelt, John, V:105. Alton,
tones,
arrival at New York, VI :1 1.
Alstyne, Jeronemus, fireman of New York
blockhouses
county,
confined at, 111:686, IV:401. Ament,
Alsop, John, congress,
Y.,
Dutchess
Jeffrey, at
Crown
general,
British
Point,
1:210;
route chosen by him for invasion of Canada, IV:366. Amherst, N. H., New York tories in prison at,
11:618.
Ammerman, James, of fifth regiment. New York line, V :926.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Ammunition, description of cartridge boxes
and cannisters,
111:92-93;
requisition for, 111:530; New York purchases one ton of powder, V: 319; capture of, by British at Fort Montgomery,
V:597-598;
New
York legislature passes act to im¬ press,
V:758~759;
VI:650; Albany
scant
supply,
militia destitute
of, VI :765-767.
New
Staten
York,
Island,
VI11:314; VIII :315,
off
316,
captivity
Holland, prepares form
of treaty with United States, IV:
James,
at
Fort
Mont¬
Andre,
John,
gomery, 1:278. Anderson,
John,
see
major. Anderson, Joseph, designated a cowthief, VI:630.
at New Windsor, for plundering, II: 429, 436; at Hurley, 11.467, 476.
empts in Poughkeepsie district, IV: 235.
Andonie,
agara county, N. Y., VI11:359,
thony.
(Anagwola’s)
lake,
also
see
Anthoney,
An¬
Andonie, Caspar, of Albany county
360. Anburey,
Thomas,
captain,
British
army, w'ith Burgoyne at Saratoga,
militia, V:538. Andre, jutant
11:451. Columbia county,
N.
Y.,
lead mine at, 11:498; iron works
John,
British
army,
11:513;
ad¬
V:388;
VIII :418; author of the
treasonable Anderson, -, 11:644.
“Cow
correspondence
with
Arnold, 11:724; awaits Arnold at
Anderson, - (Mr.), V:299.
Dobbs
Anderson, - (Mrs.), V:299. major,
Ferry,
11:725; signs cor¬
respondence as “ John Anderson,” of
killed at Guilford
court house, VI:739. Daniel,
deputy
aide-de-camp,
resentative of Sir Henry Clinton in
Anderson, see also Andrews.
Maryland line,
and
hung as a spy, 1:1 00; personal rep¬
Ancrum, Earl of, 11:504.
Archibald,
major,
general
Chace,” 1:63; as an actor, 1:83;
at, 11:752, V:753.
Anderson,
638,
665, 666, 693, 698. Anderson,
Ni¬
Anagwolls
Anderson,
111:635-636,
Andersonville, Ga., VI:722.
619.
Ancram,
of,
Anderson, Thomas, of associated ex¬
319, 322. Amsterdam,
George — continued,
Anderson, Stephen, military prisoner
“Amphion,” the, British man-of-war, off
Anderson,
19
of Ulster county
exempts, 111:499; IV: 126. Anderson (Anders, Andries), George,
11:725; meets Arnold and remains within American lines over night, 11:727; Arnold’s
changes suggestion
uniform and
at
carries
treasonable papers for New York, 11:727;
capture
of,
11:728;
at
State of New York
20
“Andria Dona”
Andre, John — continued. capture of Verplanck’s Point, 21 ;
demands
Lafayette, identity,
VI:256;
account
of his
Fort
Andros, see also Andrews, Andrus.
avows
his
Andros, Edmund, colonial governor,
Washington’s
capture,
257; correspondence
VI:256-
with
Major
Tallmadge about his capture and execution, tion of,
American vessel, 1:247, 270.
of
surrender
V:25;
V:
(Andrew Dorey),
VI :25 7-264;
illustra¬
VI: opposite 272; death
1:8, Andrus, see also Andrews, Andros. Andrus, Abraham, of Claverack, N. Y., V:930. Andrus,
Ebenezer, of Saratoga dis¬
trict, N. Y., IV:770.
sentence approved by Washington,
Andrus, Elisha, of Saratoga district,
VIII :406; execution announced in
N. Y., 111:2 1 1, IV:770; adjutant
evening orders, October 1,
in Albany county militia, V:773,
1 780,
VIII:407.
916.
Andreastown
(Anderstown,
An-
Andrus (Andris), John, of thirteenth
drewstown, Andrewtown, Andrus-
regiment,
town,
VI :38.
Andersons
Purchase),
Otsego county, N. Y., destroyed by
enemy,
111:475,
476,
559,
563, 565, 570, 574, 581, 582, IV:1 17,
260,
the route
of
758,
Sir
VII :74;
John
in
Johnson’s
party, October, 1780, VI :319. Andrews, see also Andros, Andrus. Andrews, nental
-,
of
clothier,
Boston,
conti¬
VI:498,
499,
500. Andrews
Andress),
county
militia,
Andrus, Joseph, of Claverack, N. Y., V:930. Andrus,
Rawnel,
of
Claverack,
N.
Y„ V:930. Andrus
(Andruss),
sociated
exempts
Samuel, of
of as¬
Claverack,
111:625, IV:240, V:930. Andrus, Speary, of Claverack, N. Y., V:930. Andrus
(Anderson,
Albany
(Andruss), Titus, of Sara¬
toga district, N. Y., IV:770.
Benjamin, military prisoner at New
Angell, John, of Virginia, VII:340.
Windsor, for plundering, 11:429,
Anger’s corner, on Boston road, near
436; at Hurley, 11:467, 476. Andrews,
Joab
(Jacob),
courtmar-
tialed at Fort Montgomery, 1:818, 819, 824. Andrews, John, of Saratoga district, N. Y„ V:262. Andrews, Thomas, Jr., of Claverack, N. Y„ V:930.
Watertown, Mass., 11:450. Angevine,
John,
loyalist,
IV:302,
363. Angevine
(Angewine),
John,
VI:
503. Angevine, aided
Peter, British
loyalist, at
massacre, IV:363.
IV:302;
Crooked
Billet
Analytical Index-—Clinton Papers
Angevine
(Angewine),
Sally,
VI:
503.
Anthony, John — continued. Ulster
Anguilla, West Indies, V :2 7 1.
Annapolis,
Md.,
1:173,
federal
174;
national capital,
suggested
VIII :192,
VIII :247,
as
193;
267,
Washington resigns
268;
military
com¬
mission at, VIII :307, 310, 312, 413;
Washington
at,
November
Anne Arundel County, Md.,
VIII:
John,
petitioner
of
Tryon
Anson, Robert, of Col. Roswell Hop¬
Peter,
of
second
artillery
(Anspackers),
Germany,
John, army,
lieutenant-colonel, with
Burgoyne
at
Anthoney, Samuel, of associated ex¬
W.,
of
Pough¬
Anthony
(Antony),
Richard,
of
thirteenth regiment, Albany county militia, VI:38. | Anthony, Willenmntie (Miss), granted pass
to
go
to
Poughkeepsie,
IV :81 3. or Shononghrigo, warrior,
at Fort Schuyler council, Septem¬
Anthony’s
also
Nose
(St.
Anthony’s),
posite, 1:129, 131, 134; obstruc¬ in
river
at,
recommended,
1:147; works thrown up at pass 1:299,
308,
317-318,
IIP
652; supposed cost of boom and
Anthony’s
Nose, on Mohawk river,
tory Indian raid near, V:739, 745;
Andonie,
enemy make appearance opposite, VII:443.
empts of Albany, IV:241. An¬
Antigua, West Indies, VIII :1 61. Antilles, the, V:730.
thoney. Anthony, - (Dr.), refugee from
Anne,
Antwerp, Simon J., of Schenectady, N. Y„ VI :334.
Long Island, IV :582. granted
permission
to leave Kingston with her children,
Aorson, see also Aurson, Ausen. Aorson (Aorsen), Aaron, captain, of third regiment, New York line, deser¬
V :2 75. Anthony,
Nicholas
keepsie, N. Y., IV:81 3.
enemy encamped at, VI :694, 701 ;
Saratoga, 11:450.
see
district,
chain at, V :598.
on Long Island, II :420.
Anthony,
Anthony,
at,
VIII:31 7. Anspackers, German troops, stationed
Anstruther,
Poughkeepsie
I V:235.
tion
regiment, VII: 188. Anspach
111:401,
on Hudson river, forts erected op¬
kins’s regiment, V: 72. Anspach,
Y.,
ber 4, 1 784, VIIL353.
county, V: 1 79.
Anthony,
in
Anthony,
192.
British
empts
a
22, 1 781, VIII 41 1.
Anquish,
N.
Anthony, Nicholas, of associated ex¬
convention
chosen for temporary seat of con¬ gress,
county,
IV:52, 370, 439.
Anker,-(Mr.), 111:521.
of,
'
21
John,
of
Marbletown,
tions from his command, IV:664;
State of New York
22
Arcot
Aorson, Aaron — continued.
[misprinted
Aneati],
British
offers resignation, V:479; joins in
India, storming of, by Hyder Ah,
movement to secure pay of line of¬
VIL232. Arelus, John, mutineer, 1:642.
ficers, VI :73 1. Aple, George, loyalist, prisoner, VI:
Arend, J.
G.
P.,
captain,
German
officer, with Burgoyne at Saratoga,
731. Appleby, Joseph, Washington’s head¬ quarters at house of, July 6, 1781,
N.
encamped
Y.,
Sullivan’s army
there,
September
3,
George,
of
Westchester
Arkson,
John,
petitioner
of
Tryon
county, V:179. Arlington, Vt., embraced in Baum’s
1779, V:237. Apthorpe,
Arhart,
county, N. Y., 111:159.
VIII:409. Appletown,
11:452.
Charles
Ward,
York city, loyalist,
of
New
1:74; V: 1 59.
expedition,
11:242, 243; seat of
government, IV :801, VI :2 1,430, 777, VII:95.
Aquaga, see Oquaga.Aranjues, Spain, John Jay at, V :684, 861.
Armand, Charles Trefin, Marquis de la Roueire, colonel of third cavalry,
Arbuthnot, Marriot,
admiral, British
Pulaski legion, corps of,
IV:370, to
navy, sails for America,
V: 1 56;
VI:342; successful raid
arrives
V:288;
liamsbridge, N. Y., V:401.
at
New
York,
reported
arrival
at Sandy
V:854;
reinforced
by
Hook,
Admiral
Graves, VI: 1 1. Archer,-, Westchester
of
first
county
regiment,
militia,
VI:
David, of Saratoga district,
Essex
county,
district,
of Acra,
exempt
of
111:137,
relating
525-528,
to
Y.,
Coxsackie
138; deposition
tory
537,
N.
designs.
573;
his
III: wife,
111:526.
Archer, Henry W., aide-de-camp, is¬ sues orders for movements, etc., of troops upon Stony Point, V:154156. Arden,
of
James,
associated
of,
N. Y„ IV:770.
-,
N. J., captive in Canada, VI:605. Armitage,
730. Archer,
Armitage,
Wil-
Arms, John
Willard,
of Brattlebor-
ough, Vt., prisoner, 111:224. Armstrong,
Andrew,
loyalist,
cap¬
tured on the west branch of the Abijah,
his
exchange
ar¬
ranged, II :5 75. Arden, Charles, of Hempstead, Long Island, loyalist, V:159. Arden, Jacob, Jr., of Orange county, N. Y„ IV-.172.
Susquehannah, V :524. Armstrong,
George,
lieutenant
of
third Maryland regiment, V:206, 208. Armstrong, James, acquitted at court martial of delinquency, V :687.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Armstrong,
John,
of
White
Creek,
N. Y., VII:277. Armstrong,
John,
Benedict — continued,
treason of, 1:156; his dispute with
of
associated
ex¬
empts, Orange county, 111:735. Armstrong, John,
Arnold,
general,
of Penn¬
Captain Wyncoop, 1:324-327; his naval battle on
on
naval
mantown, Pa., 11:367, 368, 370,
to
northern
371.
battle,
reported
Armstrong, John, major, of Pennsyl¬
Lake Champlain,
1:125, 384, 385, V 1:451 ; report
sylvania militia, at battle of Ger¬
1:386; assigned
department,
resignation,
11:173;
11:206;
in
Saratoga campaign, 11:243, 244;
vania, author of mutinous addresses
at
to army officers, VIII: 1 1 7.
Tryon
Armstrong,
23
Fort
Dayton,
county
Richard, of Westchester
join
him,
county, N. Y., 111:159; VI :623.
suit
of
11:246,
militia
ordered
11:247-248;
St.
Leger,
252;
in
to
pur¬
11:255-256;
Armstrong, Robert, of associated ex¬
wounded in leg at Bemus Heights,
empts, Charlotte county, IV:447.
11:384, 430, 471 ; disapproves in¬
Armstrong, Thomas, of Saratoga dis¬ trict, N. Y., IV:770.
vasion
of
Canada
in
1778,
II:
713; relations with Andre, 11:724-
Armstrong, Thomas, captain, of fifth
728, VIII :41 8 ; escorts Washing¬
North Carolina regiment, IV:857;
ton from King’s Ferry to Peekskill,
V :2 1.
September 18, 1780, 11:725; his
Armstrong, Thomas, major, of Char¬ lotte county militia,
111:429;
re¬
ports the enemy on Lake George, IV :266. Army,
American,
see
United
States, army; also Battles.
closed
to
11:726; treason dis¬ Washington,
also
Burgoyne,
Clinton, Cornwallis,
Sir
Henry
Lord Howe,
New York.
Arndt, Abraham, petitioner of Tryon
11:728,
wife
of
Butler as a spy,
Benedict, major-general, or¬
tiere, IV :534; Du Simitiere sends letter
by,
IV:607;
IV:609;
author
value
of
British
losses
in
action
with
ser¬
his
correspondence leading to appoint¬ ment at West Point,
13,
Washington’s instructions to,
Schuyler,
of
vices in Saratoga campaign, V: 1 3 ;
dered to West Point, 1:100, VI: 138;
III:
fleet on Lake Champlain, V:599;
county, V: 1 79.
14,
his
11:728; tried
204; sits for portrait to Du Simi-
comedy,
Army, The French, see France, army.
informs
treason and plight, Walter N.
Army, The English, see Great Britain,
Arnold,
Hett Smith,
VIII :406;
The
army;
wife meets him at house of Joshua
marches
1:141,
for
11:253,
Fort 254;
13-14;
importance
of
VI: 12-1 3; VI:
operations
State of New York
24
Arnold, Eli, of Albany, N. Y., Ill:
Arnold, Benedict — continued, against St. quarters
Leger,
at
VI:35
Robinson
VI: I 39,
Highlands,
; head¬
house
in
Arnold, Jonathan, member of conti¬
VI 11:4 17;
nental congress from Rhode Island,
reports one day’s supply of beef at
1 45
to
portrait, VI:
Arnold, Seymour, corporal, of seventh regiment, Dutchess county militia,
depredations
I 39 ; by
Westchester county, Washington
cowboys
informs
Clinton
VI :256-264 ;
informs
congress
chambeau
of
of fourth regiment, Orange county militia, arrested for disobedience to
of
treason, of
VI:263;
VI:257;
Colonel
Tall-
VI :25 7-
application for
V 1:2 74;
rela¬
tions with L ieutenar.t-Colonel V arick examined by court of inquiry,
VI:
282-283; enemy stimulated by his treason, VI:294; congress recom¬ mends day of thanksgiving for de¬ livery from his plot,
VL327-328;
Livingston explains rela¬
tions with,
VI :427-429;
Pennsyl¬
vania mutineers spurn idea of in¬ viting him,
VI :550;
ginia
destroys
and
ravages Vir¬ public
stores,
VI :5 79; in danger of capture, VI:709; expe¬ dition against New London, VI: 871 ; reported losses in engagement with French, VII:35 3. etc.
in
IV :32.
Washington informs Ro-
treason,
reticence of Andre concern¬
R.
sociated exempts,
Arnout, Nathan, of Goshen, N. Y.,
boards not granted,
John
Arnold, William, of Marbletown as¬
VI;
of
madge relative to treason,
ing him,
VIL343.
Washington
correspondence
264;
in
VI: 1 88, 1 89 ;
treason,
256-25 7 ;
VIII 69, 70, 71, 72.
; his attention called
West Point, VI : opposite
327.
Richmond,
orders, VI :488-489. Arnut, Jacob, of Orange county as¬ sociated exempts, VI:628. Arquath, Ginze, wife of loyalist, reques's passport to Canada, V :843. Arsball,
James,
of
Col.
John
Hat-
horn’s Orange county militia, fined by court martial, IV :272.
[correct
name perhaps Ashel or Ashbell.] Arse,
Isaac,
loyalist,
prisoner,
VI:
731. Arthor,
Samuel,
of
New Windsor,
N. Y„ IV:407. Arthur,
Samuel,
debtor to
Clinton,
11:610. Articles
of
Confederation
(see
also
United States), submitted to New h ork
legislature
676;
delegates to
by
New
\ ork
Clinton, congress
empowered
to
II: from
ratify
them, 11:807.
of Beekman’s pre¬
Articles of war, 1:1 03, 11 2 ; IV :51 ;
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., V:
V :458, 601, 893; VI :1 47; VII:
869.
578.
Arnold,
Charles,
Analytical Index-—Clinton Papers
Artillery,
see
United
States,
and
names of states. Artillery
parks,
see
25
Atherton, John, of Amema, Dutchess county, N. Y., IV:400.
Fishkill,
West
Point.
Atkinson,
James,
corporal,
of
first
regiment, New York line, VI :532.
Ascough, see Ayscough.
Atkinson,
Asharago, or Lodowick, warrior, at Fort Schuyler council,
September
4, 1 784, VIII :353.
Samuel,
captain,
of
Bos-
cawen, N. H., IV :396. Atlee (Allee), Samuel John, colonel, delegate
to
continental
congress
Ashbell, see Arsball.
from Pennsylvania, 1 778-1 782, on
Ashel, see Arsball.
committee of congress to visit Ver¬
Ashley, -,
mont,
of New Hampshire,
111:420,
V:19, 94,
102;
trustee of proposed Clinton College
desires subjects of New York to
at Schenectady, VI:536.
guard Vermont frontier, V:97-98,
Ashley, Moses, major, of fifth Massa¬ chusetts
regiment,
IV : 1 33;
VII:
115.
111;
Chittenden
appeals to
to
observe
Governor agreement,
V: 1 12-1 13; on committee to deal
Ashley river, S. C., V :96.
with
Ashokan, see Shokan.
Ashton,
James,
regiment,
major,
Albany
of sixteenth
county
militia,
county, N. Y., prisoner at King¬ 11:329; petitioner, IV:770.
1:10,
196,
British 202,
man-of-war,
204;
11:876;
verses commemorating its attack on New York, VIII :306. Askins, see Erskine, Haskin. Asler, see Acker, Richard. Aston, see also Ashton. Aston, Abraham, prisoner, suspected of inimical correspondence, 11:319. “Astree,”
the,
French
man-of-war,
VIII 12. “Atalante,” the, French man-of-war, V:730.
Pennsylvania
line,
Schuyler
council,
September
10,
1 784, VIII :371. Atsiaklatye, or Jacob or Preed, war¬
Ashton, John, of Stillwater, Saratoga
the,
in
Atoghsenonge, Oneida deputy at Fort
V :689, 871 ; VII :35.
“Asia,”
revolt
VI :549.
Ashton, see also Aston.
ston,
108,
rior, at Fort Schuyler council, Sep¬ tember 4, 1784, VIII:353. Attwell
(Atwell),
Joseph,
of asso¬
ciated exempts, King’s district, Al¬ bany county, 111:673, 731, 732. Atwater, James, of Claverack associ¬ ated exempts, 111:642; IV:652. Atwell see Attwell. Atyatoghharongevia, Colonel Schuyler
Louis,
or
Lieutenant-
warrior,
council,
at
September
Fort 4,
1 784, VI11:353. Atyatpnneatha, or Peter, sachem, at Fort Schuyler council, 4, 1 784, VIII:353.
September
State of New York
26
Auak(?),
Richard,
of Haverstraw,
IV: 1 30,
N. Y., V :471. Auchmuty,
Avery, John, Jr.— continued.
Samuel,
British
officer,
162; V:698; VI:659;
VIII 65, 269, 395.
captured at Stony Point, V:153.
Avery, John, of Halifax, Vt., 111:17.
Auchmuty, Samuel (Rev. Dr.), rec¬
Avery, John, of associated exempts.
tor of Trinity church, New York
King’s
city, V: 1 53.
111:673.
Auger, Amy, under sentence of death, Clinton grants her a reprieve,
II:
Ga.,
capture of,
V1:91 2 ; by Pickens,
probable VII :28,
Aurson, see also Aorson, Ausen. Aurson,
Robert, loyalist of Durlach
(Torloch),
Tryon
of
Kings
county,
associated
district,
ex¬
Albany
Avery, Nehemiah, of Dutchess county militia, V:825. Avery,
29.
county,
VII:
Samuel,
of
sixth
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, V:71, 72. Awl, Johannas, captured by Indians, VII :2 7. Axtell, William, of New York city,
80. Ausen
Jonathan,
empts,
Albany
county, 111:731, 732.
684, IV :497, 498. Augusta,
Avery,
district,
(Ausom,
Aussem,
Ossen), Johannis prisoner, escapes,
(Dr.), loyalist,
charged 1:582,
Crussem,
with
treason,
596-598,
785;
again a prisoner, 1:808, 11:635. Austin,
Abner,
of
New
Haven,
loyalist, V:I 59; VIII: 188. Axtell,
William,
colonel,
loyalist,
VII :481. Ayeaghwatha, or William, sachem, at Fort Schuyler council,
September
4, 1784, VIII 353. Ayes, - (Mr.), VI:670.
Conn., 1:373.
Ayrer, George, prisoner in Canada, Austin, Joseph, lieutenant, member of
VI:726.
court martial at Fort Montgomery, Ayrer,
11:18.
Jacob,
prisoner
in
Canada,
VI :726. Avery, -, captain, 11:321. Ayres, Avery,-(Mr.),
at
Papacton
river, 11:644, 111:626.
regiment, Westchester county mili¬ tia, VII :5 1 0. Elisha,
captured
by
British Arnold
prisoner, on
Lake
Champlain, VI :45 1.
Avery, Ebenezer, lieutenant, of fourth
Avery,
Ephraim,
Ayres, Thomas, sergeant, of Col. Al¬ bert
Pawling’s levies,
V:176;
of
Col. William Malcom’s levies, VI: deputy
general of issues,
commissary
11:190; IV:70.
Avery, John, Jr., secretary of Massa¬ chusetts Bay, 111:222, 326, 468;
370. Ayrs,
Peter,
of associated
exempts.
Kings district, Albany county. III: 732.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Ayscough
(Asscough),
Nancey
Bacon
(Backen,
27
Bakon),
Jeremiah,
(Miss), granted a pass to go to
of Cherry Valley, N. Y., IV :41 0,
Murderer’s creek, Orange county,
675, 721, 787.
IV :81 3.
B
Bacon, Samuel, lieutenant, of Sara¬ toga minute men, 111:210; V :91 6.
AAF,
-,
captain,
of Al¬
bany, N. Y., owner of sloop detained in New York, 111:55.
at Ramapo, N. J., 1:496.
(Badcock),
loyalist,
at
Fort
Clinton, IV :302. Stephen, of Charlotte pre¬
cinct,
Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
VI:576, 890.
ensign, loyalist,
sta¬
tioned at Ramapo, N. J., 1:485. Babcock
Jacob,
Badgley,
Babcock, Benjamin, loyalist, prisoner
Babcock, John,
Badeaux,
Stephen,
of
Badlam, Ezra, second and
lieutenant-colonel, eighth
of
Massachusetts
regiments, VII: I 15; letter to Clin¬
Col. Roswell Hopkins’s regiment,
ton
V:71, 72.
11:520-521 ; removed to Hackin-
Babcock, Timothy, of associated ex¬ empts
in
Poughkeepsie
district, I
Heights,
Westchester
Bache, Richard, son-in-law of Benja¬
Theodore,
of Kings county,
Theophylact,
merchant
New York city, loyalist,
in
V:159;
(Backus),
Backer,-,
Badlock,
George,
of
first
of
Arlington,
Vt.,
lieutenant,
Ulster
county
of
first
militia,
IV :81 9 ; V :91 7. Backus, see also Bachus. Backus, John, of Tryon county, N. Y„ VI:278.
loyalist,
prisoner,
German auxiliaries, 11:453.
officer with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:452.
county
militia,
drafted
for
Willett’s levies, V:I26. Bagley,
Josiah
Jonah], ment,
I V:729. Petrus,
James,
V :523.
bany
regiment, New York line, VI:532.
regiment,
mission to export flour to Massa¬
Bagley, David, of ninth regiment, Al¬
VIII :xxxiv. Bachus, see also Backus.
Backer,
sack, V :22 ; writes Clinton for per¬
Bartling, -- von, captain, German
N. Y., loyalist, V:159.
Bachus
troops,
Bahr, A. H., auditor in Burgoyne’s
min Franklin, 1:59.
Bache,
of his
captured in Wyoming valley, Pa.,
county, N. Y., IV : 1 24.
Bache,
destitution
chusetts Bay, VI :293.
IV :235. Babcock’s
on
[also
lieutenant,
New
York
misprinted
of third line,
regi¬
V:480;
VI :62, 220. Bagnall, Elizabeth, of Cherry Valley, N. Y., V:62, 63; her husband a prisoner in Albany jail, IV :41 0. Bagnell, Richard, ensign,
of seventh
Massachusetts regiment, V :41 7.
State of New York
28
Bagnell, Samuel, loyalist, of Butler’s corps, prisoner, VI:451.
ciated exempts of Goshen, N. Y.,
Bahamas, the, loyalists sent to, VIII:
Bailey, see also Bailhe, Baily, Baley,
Bailey,-, lieutenant,
British of¬
ficer, bearer of message to Clinton,
(Baley),
New
City,
county,
now
N.
Y.,
(Mrs.),
in
of
Rockland
desires
to
enter
New York city, V:678, 679. Bailey
(Bayley),
of fourth regiment, Orange county militia, IV:570.
Dudley,
sutler to
militia, 11:318, 319.
county
militia,
serves as judge advocate at court martial, VI :589, 591.
Albany
county,
111:628, 629, 630. Bailis, see Bailey.
Bayley. Baillie, Alexander, captain, of ninth
goyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Baily, see also Bailey, Baillie, Baley, Bayley. | Baily, -, farmer, resident in the
(Bayley), Jacob, general, of Hampshire,
district,
regiment, British army, with Bur-
Bailey, Henry, adjutant, of fifth regi¬ Dutchess
Kings
Baillie, see also Bailey, Baily, Baley,
seventh regiment, Dutchess county
ment,
(Bailis), Richard, lieutenant,
Bailey, Samuel, of associated exempts,
V :279. Bailey
quency at court martial, V :686. Bailey
Bayley.
New
I V:627. Bailey, Nathaniel, acquitted of delin¬
271.
Bailey
Bailey, Jonathan, lieutenant, of asso¬
VII:
suspected of aiding British, 1:283.
607; return of brigade at Saratoga,
Baily, -, of Essex county, N. J.,
October
16,
111:468;
Highlands, near Fort Montgomery,
1777,
11:456; pre¬
sents petition to legislature of New Hampshire
in
March,
1779,
V:
135. Bailey,
Baily,
Nathaniel,
of Stephen Conk-
ling’s company, mutineer, 1:642. Bain, Peter, of Claverack district, N.
John,
colonel,
Massachusetts
of
regiment,
second 111:62;
en route to join Clinton at New Windsor, 11:491,492; ordered to reinforce Washington in New Jer¬ sey, 11:51 I, 520, 521. Bailey,
prisoner in Canada, VI:605.
John,
Jr.,
Y., V:61 9, 621. Baird,
James
(Sir),
seventy-fourth army,
captain,
regiment,
of
British
1V : I 61.
Baits, see Bates. Bakeman, see Beeckman, Beekman.
of associated
ex¬
Baker, see also Becker.
empts in Poughkeepsie district, IV:
Baker, -, V :425.
235,
Baker,-, of Saratoga district, N.
236;
supervisor of
keepsie, VI:586.
Pough¬
Y„ V :262.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Baker, Albert, justice of inferior court of common pleas, Charlotte county, N. Y., and assemblyman, 111:218; IV :2 1 5 ; VI :47. Baker, Andrew,
Asaph,
of
sixth
regiment,
Baker, Benjamin, of Albany, N. Y., potash maker, refuses to take oath,
Edey, of thirteenth regiment,
Edmund, captain, of seventh
overseer
sergeant,
of
Ulster
Rochester,
Ulster
county exempts, V :3, 4. Maria,
of
county, N. Y., IV :684. Marian,
permitted
with
her
children to enter enemy’s lines, V: 275.
Dutchess county militia, of
poor
in
Baker,
Phmehas,
of
associated
ex¬
empts of Dutchess county, IV :63.
Albany county militia, 111:210.
regiment,
Joseph,
Baker, Peter, 11:256.
111:605.
Baker,
111:594-
595.
Baker,
Dutchess county militia, V :825.
Baker,
Indians near Schoharie,
Baker,
Albany county militia, V :383. Baker,
Baker (Bakker)— continued.
Baker,
of eighth regiment,
29
Fredericks-
Baker,
Reuben,
cinct,
Baker, Ephraim, taken prisoner. III:
Beekman’s county,
N.
pre¬ Y.,
VI :889. Baker,
burgh, VII :341.
of
Dutchess
Richard,
of fourth regiment,
Dutchess county militia, V :825. Baker, Samuel, of Halifax, Vt., Ill:
738, 742. Baker, Gideon, mention of his petition to Clinton for pardon,
VII: 328,
17. Baker, N.
469.
Samuel, Y.,
of Albany county,
certificate
of
character
issued to, V :543. Baker, Jacob, Y.,
believed
of Ulster county, to
be
captured
N. by
Indians, IV: 1 6. Baker,
James,
of
second
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, V:825. Baker, James, lieutenant, of Willett’s levies,
VI :895.
Baker, John, of Beekman’s precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., prisoner in Poughkeepsie jail, VI :836, 889. Baker, Joseph, of garrison at West¬ moreland which surrendered to Col. John Butler, 111:52 1. Baker (Bakker), Joseph, major, III: 599; reports presence of prowling
Baker, Solomon, of Beekman’s pre'cinct,
Dutchess
British
spy,
keepsie
jail;
sentence
of
county,
prisoner VI:836; death,
N.
in
Y..
Pough¬
trial
and
VI:889-890.
Baker, Thomas, lieutenant, of Hali¬ fax, Vt., in first Cumberland regi¬ ment, 111:17; VI :26. Baker’s Brook, Vt., V1:21 5. Baker’s
reach,
on
Hudson
river,
1:126. Balcarres, Alexander, Earl of, lieu¬ tenant-colonel,
twenty-fourth regi¬
ment,
army,
British
with
Bur-
goyne at Saratoga, 11:245, 450.
State of New York
30
Bald Hill, Y.,
Westchester county,
occupation
of,
N.
suggested,
1:395, 396, 405, 419; five thou¬ sand
of
enemy
advance
there,
V :2 1. Josiah,
captain,
of
North
Killingsworth, Conn., VII:77. Baldon,
Sarah,
cinct,
of
Dutchess
Rhinebeck county,
N.
pre¬ Y.,
exchange proposed, V:386.
thirteenth
Albany
Bay ley.
Amos,
of
of
county militia,
county,
Orange
county
militia,
Ball, - (Mrs.), permitted to go to New York city, VI:439. Burgess,
lieutenant-colonel,
of
first Virginia regiment, V :207. Eliphalet,
trustee
of
Clinton
College, Schenectady, N. Y., VI: 536.
city, VIII :xxxvi. Ball, Johannes, of Schoharie, N. Y.,
Baldwin, Henry, lieutenant, of fortyregiment,
Burgoyne
regiment,
delinquent of fourth
Ball, George, merchant in New York Essex
N. J„ VI :606.
seventh
Oliver,
Ball,
captain,
111:210; VI:38. * Baldwin,
county,
N. Y„ V:235, 236.
Ball,
Baldwin, -, captain, prisoner, his
Alexander,
Chemung
I V:272.
wife of loyalist, 11:531.
Baldwin,
Creek,
Baley, see also Bailey, Baillie, Baily,
Baley,
Balding,
with
Baldwin’s
British
at
Army,
Saratoga,
II:
451.
distributor of relief sufferers, reports
IV: 723,
of
relief
to 833,
Cobleskill V:439;
disbursed,
IV:
856.
Baldwin,
Hezekiah,
exempts,
Kings
of
associated
district,
Ball, John, lieutenant, of third regi¬ Albany ment, New York line, requests per¬ county, 111:673, 731, 732. Baldwin, Isaac, of Connecticut, law¬
mission
to
resign,
11:665-666,
839. yer, desires to rent Clinton house at New Windsor, VII:54, 55. Baldwin, cinct,
Jacob,
of
Dutchess
Rombout
county,
N.
pre¬ Y.,
Lewis,
John,
of
Essex
county,
N. J., VI:606. Baldwin, Loammi, colonel, of twentysixth continental infantry, 1:41 3.
sergeant,
sentenced
for
delinquency, V:686. Ball, Lebbeus, major, of Col. Wil¬ liam
111:182, 183. Baldwin,
Ball,
Shepard’s
Massachusetts
regiment, IV: 134. Ball, Samuel, of Tryon county, N. Y., he and wife captured by In¬ dians,
VI:79;
Clinton
requests
Baldwin, Thomas, justice of peace,
liberation of Mrs. Ball, VI:725.
Dutchess county, N. Y., II: 734;
Ball, Shaderick (Shadrack?), loyal¬
V :402 ; VI :529. Baldwin, William, prisoner, V:74.
ist,
acts as pilot to scouting par¬
ties, VI :2 1 4, 215.
Analytical Index
Ballard, Thomas, of Albany county, N. Y„ 111:21 I. Ballard,
cattle
at
Hudson,
felonious
refers
major,
seizure of
Cherry Valley,
Washington
IV :21 ;
charges
and
documents to Clinton, V :41 3-41 8; Clinton’s
opinion
of
his conduct,
V :5 1 0-5 1 1. Ballston,
taken to
Abraham
B.,
commis¬
retary of state, ordered to remove prisoners to Wawarsing,
county,
ury one hundred thousand dollars advanced
protect,
by
295-297,
congress,
321,
provided
Y.,
IV:299;
111:210,
entrusted
N.
11:408;
empowered to bring to state treas¬
cort
Saratoga
steps
Bancker,
3i
sary of prisoners, and deputy sec¬
William
charged with
Clinton Papers
IV :294,
393,
to
402;
safeguard
es¬ him,
arrives at Goshen with specie,
IV:356;
en¬
267, 268, V:304, 893; Sir John
trusted by congress with one thou¬
Johnson at, VI:289, 325; build¬
sand dollars to be used in proving
ings destroyed by enemy at, VI:
infractions of Saratoga convention,
306, 308, 346, 351, 390; tones
IV:392.
at;
VI:333,
strength
of
360,
enemy
company
of
VI :895,
901;
361, at,
363;
VI:353;
Willett’s
levies
tured,
VII ;28,
expected to pass
319,
331,
action
at Kingsbridge,
Jersey,
naval
embark,
denies
VII:279;
Clinton
operations
in,
V:408.
mittee
Evert, of
Cornwallis
spected
of
planning
against,
VII:
175;
sus-
advance
Washington
VI1:31 2
proceeds with army to,
;
Governor
her
request,
approves veto
appointed on com¬
safety
to
1:387;
council Md.,
370,
of her request, VII: 563.
Schuyler, Baltimore,
Hudson
V:360,
VII:245—246;
Livingston
Bancker,
Sea,
up
342;
through,
VII :58. Baltic
river and
(Mrs.), granted
pass
375; permission requested for her
Baltholmai, -, de, German lieu¬ in
to
to enter New York city from New
VII :332.
tenant,
permission
cap¬
inhabitants
enemy
at,
Bancker, Elizabeth
of
confer
with
appointed
on
October
7,
safety,
1777, 11:379; president pro tem¬ pore of council of safety, II: 525526;
joins
Valley
appeal
sufferers,
for
Cherry
lV:363-364;
British prisoners may embark at,
speaker of the assembly, V :502,
VIII: 156;
VI:583,
Washington
tember 8 and 9, 1781,
at,
Sep¬
V 111:410.
Banbury, Abraham, lieutenant, Brit¬ ish army, with Burgoyne at Sara¬ toga, 11:451.
VI1:5 1 9;
Alexander
Hamilton asks him for information about state’s finances, VIII :25. Bancker, sioner
Flores, of
Albany
sequestration.
commis¬ III: 706,
State of New York
32
Banister, Seth—continued.
Bancker, Flores — continued. 714, IV: I 2 ; writes Clinton about
491 -492;
disturbances of Vermonters,
British
VII:
losses
from
estimate
of
beginning
of
war, V :598-600.
300-301. Bancker,
forwards
Gerard,
state
treasurer,
V: 1 73, 802, 952; VI:29,
140,
Bank of North America, act of con¬ gress incorporating, VIL628-629.
392, 828, 874; directed to pay
Banker, see Bancker.
four hundred
Colonel
Banks, - (Mrs.), pass requested
Cantine, 111:667; ordered to pro¬
for her to New York city, V:61 8.
vide
pounds
for troops at
to
Poughkeepsie,
IV:382, 383, 385; land transac¬ tion
between
him
and
Clinton,
VI :825, 826; certifies pay-roll of fifth
New York
17-18;
regiment,
forwards
linquent
class
VII:72-73,
report
money
84-85;
VII:
of
de¬
received,
issues
finan¬
cial statement of the state, October 1,
1781,
financial
VII:366-367;
statement
transactions, VII:548;
of
Clinton’s
December 5, attends
issues
1781,
conference
on
defence of western frontier, VIII: 619. Bancker of
Banks,
James,
of
Westchester
Middle
county,
Patent,
N.
Y.,
re¬
jects oath of allegiance, III :699. Banks,
Paul,
regiment,
captain,
of
twentieth
British army, with Bur¬
goyne at Saratoga, II :45 1. Bank’s Bridge, in Ulster county, N. Y.,
11:76; artillery park at,
II:
418. Banta,-, captain, 11:625. Banyar,
Goldsbrow,
of
New
York
city, his wife allowed to go to New York, 11:547; suspected of loyalism, V: 1 59. Bar, Christian, prisoner, VI:731.
(Banker),
Col.
John
John,
Lasher’s
captain,
Barbados, the, IV:599.
regiment,
Barbar, -, 11:699.
1:484. Bancker, Richard, merchant in New York city, VIII :xxxiv. Bancker (Banker), Thomas B., cap¬ tain, of second regiment, Albany county militia, 111:66. Bandel, -, German ensign, under Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:453. Banister, John, 111:705. Banister, Seth, captain, of fourth regi¬
Barber, -, VIII :222. Barber,
-,
Wood,
of
servant
of
Cocksing
Shawangunk
William clove,
mountains,
in
Ulster
county, N. Y., 1:771. Barber,-(Mrs.),
of
Ulster
county, N. Y., widow, sufferer by Indian depredations, IV :683. Barber, Francis, lieutenant-colonel, of third
and
first
New
Jersey
regi¬
ment, Massachusetts line, demands
ments, notifies Clinton of arrange¬
straw and blankets for troops, IV:
ment
for
exchange
of
prisoners.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Barber, Francis — continued.
Barber, William •— continued.
111:66-67; wounded at battle of
Ulster
Monmouth,
11:86-87.
111:508;
battle of Newtown, forwards
letter
to
describes
V:242-243; wife
33
county
militia,
deposition,
Barclay, see also Barkley.
through
Barclay (Berkley), David, bearer to
Clinton, V:243; reports failure of
congress of New York act ratifying
Col. Pawling to join General Clin¬
articles of confederation,
ton,
23,
V :244-245;
wounded
at
Yorktown, VII:459. Barber,
John,
lieutenant
Patrick,
Ill:
lottery tickets to York, Pa., of
Ulster
commissioner
245; ordered to secure effects of Hazard, a suspect, VII:454; sug¬
county militia, I: 834; 111:262. Barber,
111:16,
24; bearer of United States
of
gested as bearer of despatches be¬
sequestration of Ulster county, N.
tween
Y.,
VII :533.
11:269; solicits Clinton’s in¬
terest for his son, William, 111:75;
Poughkeepsie and Fishkill,
Barclay, John,
chairman of Albany
desires to send two women to New
committee, portrays situation along
York
frontier
city,
V :81 3-81 4;
advice of Clinton
seeks
about property
of Benjamin Smith and asks about his sons, Clinton
VII :458; about
and
Rubin,
Simeon,
deserter
from
Smith’s
army,
11:494,
III:
third Dutchess
of Albany county,
877;
communicates
about
loyalists,
draws
request
11:794,
with
Clinton
111:80-83; for
keeping
with¬ Van
III:
Schaick’s regiment in Albany,
Barber, Valentine, of associated ex¬ Kings
II:
receives
N. Y., 111:211.
empts,
201-202, 209-211; presents ad¬ dress of welcome to Clinton,
323; mayor of Albany, of
II:
safety,
231-232;
county militia, V :S25. Barber,
of
continental
estate, VII :459. Barber,
council
by
informed
sons
to
district,
Albany
86;
protests
troops
from
332-333, county, 111:629.
against
removal
III: 175,
Albany,
336,
of
337-338;
in¬
formed of Clinton’s efforts to pro¬
Barber, William, VI:640.
tect Albany and frontier,
Barber, William, major of brigade to
190,
III: 189-
229; asks Clinton’s aid
in
Conway, aide to General Alexan¬
procuring protection,
der, recommended to Clinton, III:
advised to rely on
67,
389; informs Clinton of ravages at
75,
Conway,
101;
recommended
111:114;
wounded
by at
Yorktown, VII:459. Barber, William, sergeant, of second 3
Cobleskill 111:424;
and
III: 380-381; militia, III: 387-
near
Sacondoga,
correspondence
with
Clinton on stationing troops in Al-
State of New York
34
Barclay, John — continued.
Barhuyt,
bany, IV:27-29, 60-61 ; member of court of oyer and terminer of Albany county, 1V:189. Barclay, in
Thomas,
France,
102;
otters
to
act
as
agent
VIII: 101, agent
for
New York, VII :25 1. Barclay
(Berkeley),
his
headquarters,
Dec.
8:1776, VIII:399.
ton, 11:610. John
N. Y., 111:66. Bark, William, captain of the guard,
Y., 11:462. Barkar, —--, of Cochecton, Sul¬ livan county, N. Y., 111:633.
man of Albany county, on disputed list, VI 1:322. Barker, James, captain, of Coxsackie associated exempts,
Barclay, Thomas H., debtor to Clin¬
Bard,
at Hyde
Park,
111:1 38.
Barker (Berkshire), Peter, lieutenant, of
(Dr.),
Schenectady,
Barker, James, returned as assembly-
Thomas,
summer seat near Morrisville, Pa., Washington’s
of
October 19, 1 777, at Hurley, N.
commercial
VII:251,
Nicholas,
seventeenth
regiment,
Albany
county militia, VI:625.
Dutchess county, N. Y., requests Clinton to allow his son to receive provisions in New York city,
II:
522; Clinton
II:
denies request,
523; notices groundless aspersion, IV:445-446;
supplies sent
from
New York to him by flag of truce,
Hudson river, Barker,
IV:812.
William,
of
Westchester
county, N. Y., loyalist, V: 1 59. Barker,
William,
of
associated
ex¬
empts of Goshen, Orange countyIV :628.
V:360. Bard, P., his congratulatory letter to
Bard, Samuel
(Dr.)
certifies
to
Barker, William, lieutenant-colonel of sixth
Clinton, VII :498.
city,
Barker, Thomas, master of sloop on
of New York
serious
illness
of
regiment,
Dutchess
county
militia, as major of Graham’s regi¬ ment signs remonstrance to Clinton, 1:335;
signs
Bardsley, see Beardsly.
Robert
Wood,
Bare mountain
of
mended as agent to seize wheat,
of western peaks of Highlands, N.
IV :661 ; member of court martial,
William Ray, V :684.
(Bare hill),
one
(Mr.),
state pris¬
Barenhart, Cornelius, prisoner at Hur¬ ley, N. Y„ 11:473, 477. the,
recom¬
exemptions, VI:7-8. Barkley, see also Barclay.
oner, V :355.
Barfleur,”
IV:376 ;
Lt.
V:472; writes Clinton about draft
Y., 1:149; V:28, 41. Baremore, -
charges against
British war vessel,
arrives at Sandy Hook, VI 1:293.
Barkley, John, of associated exempts, Hanover
precinct,
111.499;
IV: 1 26.
Barkley,
Samuel,
of
Ulster
county,
associated
ex-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Barkley, Samuel — continued, empts,
Hanover
precinct,
35
Barnhart, George, on Delaware river, Ulster
county, 111:499; IV : 1 26.
arrest ordered, 111:626. Barnhart, John, loyalist, with Brant,
Barkley, Solomon, lieutenant, of Wil¬ lett’s levies, VI :894.
V: 163. Barnhout,
Barlow, Elisha, captain, of Graham’s regiment, 1:335.
Harmanus,
Tryon
county,
of
N.
Y.,
Barns, see also Barnes.
Barnam, see also Barnum.
Barns,
Barnam, - (Dr.), VI :561. Noah,
of
third
Dutchess
Y., 111:544.
(Barns), James, prisoner, V:
Barns
(Barnes),
John,
captain,
11:793;
raising
111:214,
215,
of
his
257,
company,
258,
frontier,
111:268
267,
accuses
(Barns),
John,
of
Pough¬
Col.
of America, 111:329-330; recon-
keepsie, N. Y„ IV :445 ; VI :460;
noiters northern frontier,
VII:587; his wife receives care of
accused
George
Clinton,
11:409,
of
goods,
wrongfully
I V:727,
728;
forwards
delphia, VI 1:413.
Fort Stanwix, V:720-721.
Joshua
(John),
captain
chasseurs,
of
loyalists,
British
seizing
news
Emmerich’s
of
IV:372;
416; visits DuSimitiere in Phila¬
Barnes,
of
John Williams of oppressing friends
73.
Mrs.
regiment,
295, 640; his company to protect
Barnes, see also Barns.
Barnes
fourth
to command new county company,
Barnard, Johannis, of Pepacton, Del¬
Barnes
of
Charlotte county, N. Y., suggested
111:544.
aware county, N.
Glean,
Dutchess county militia, V:825.
county militia, 11:734. Barnard, George,
loyalist,
VII :80.
Barlow, Gilbert, loyalist, IV:302.
Barnam,
Durlach,
designs
against
Barns, Stephen, deputy commissary of purchases,
requests
purchase
with treason, V :406.
plains of speculators in beef, III:
Barnes, Thomas, captain, reports cap¬ ture of Oliver Delancey, Jr., Ill:
petitioner of Dutchess
county, N. Y., 111:676. Barney, Joshua, captain, of American ship
com¬
445-446. Barnum, see also Barnam. Barnum, Azor, captain, of third regi¬ ment, Dutchess county militia, VI:
341-342, 355. Barnet, John,
11:322;
to
prisoner, 11:678, III :225 ; charged
Barnes, Samuel, prisoner, V:74.
supplies,
authority
“Washington,”
VIII: 100;
529. Barnum,
Joshua,
captain,
of
third
regiment, Dutchess county militia, in
action at Wards, Westchester
in charge of money borrowed from
county, March 27, 1777, 11:732,
France, VIII :1 01,
734.
103.
State of New York
36
Baron’s tavern, in Connecticut, march of French army to, VII: 1 07-
John,
ensign,
New
of
York
ex¬
Barrett, William, of Malcom’s levies,
regi¬
V:704,
officer, his successful captures, III:
fourth
line,
33.
Barras, Louis, Count de, French nav¬ al commander, French seamen on American ships to be delivered to, VII :72; to join Count de Grasse, 308;
in
action
off
Barth,
Nicholas,
of
Tryon
county,
N. Y., V: 1 79. Bartel, Philip, of exempts of Claverack, Albany county, 111:642. Bartlet,
Jacob,
of
fourth
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, VI:589.
Chesapeake, VII :341. Barre, Isaac, colonel, English states¬ man in parliament defends Ameri¬ cans, 1:34; defends John Wilkes, 1:59; portrait, IV opposite 306. Barrell, William, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
Bartlet, Moses, selectman of Chatham, Conn., VII :49. Bartlet, Samuel, of light horse, Corn¬ wall, Orange county, 1:551. Bartlett, Josiah, of New Flampshire legislature, reports measure to rem¬
1:95. Barren Hill, Pa., Lafayette overcomes attempt to cut off his retreat at, 111:352; Sir Henry Clinton com¬ mands British forces at, 111:352. Barrenger,
Jacob,
of
Weissenfels’s
(Barritt),
edy depreciation of soldiers’
Bartholomew,
of
ninth regiment, Albany county mili¬
pay,
V:653, 655. Bartlett, Richard, of Dutchess county, N. Y., suspect, IV:29. Bartlett, Robert, tried by court mar¬ tial,
New York levies, VI :272. Barrett
associated
Barry, John, captain, American naval
924; offers resignation, V :480.
VI1:1 12,
of
VI:370.
Y., 111:66.
ment,
Thomas,
empts of city of Albany, IV:209.
Barope, Thomas, of Schenectady, N.
Barr,
Barrett,
VI:591.
Bartly, Samuel, of Orange county, N. Y., IV: 1 49. Bartolf, Henry, ensign, of third regi¬
tia, V:126. Barrett,
ment, Orange county militia, IV:
James, lieutenant,
of fourth
regiment, New York line, recom¬ mended
to
promotion,
II:
519,
549; at Fort Plank, IV:between 788-789; at Morristown,
N. J.,
V:704. Barrett,
Bartolf, Peter, captain, of fourth regi¬ ment, Orange county militia, trial of delinquents in his company, I: 599, 600, 615; stationed at Nyack,
Oliver,
Warner’s
272.
ensign of Vermont,
additional
regiment, VI:291.
continental
N.
Y.,
1:740; member
of
court martial, 111:718. Barton, Anne, permitted to enter en¬ emy’s lines, V:275.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Barton,
Isaac,
taxed
for
son
who
joined the enemy, VI:626.
Basly, --continued. enlisted in
Barton, Joseph, of Mamakating pre¬ cinct, N. Y., lieutenant-colonel of
37
Rogers’s
rangers,
II:
321. Bass,
Daniel,
of
Fredericksburgh,
New Jersey volunteers, loyalist, to
Dutchess county, loyalist, prisoner,
co-operate with
quoted as to threatened tory raids,
British forces,
I:
694,
717-718; arrest ordered, I:
696;
kidnaps patriots in Orange
county,
1:740-741; prisoner,
111:109, 110-1 11. Basset,
Caesar,
of fourth
regiment,
II:
Dutchess county militia, in Pawl-
Barton, William, lieutenant, of Max¬
Bassey, Ebenezer, of Cambridge, N.
well’s New Jersey brigade, V :237.
Y., in sixteenth regiment, Albany
606, 717, 718, 111:654.
Bartow,
William,
robbery
his
bf Arent
ing’s levies, V :825.
knowledge of Van
Schaack,
111:701, IV: 189-1 91. Bascome, George,
of
militia,
maltreats
loyalists,
11:857; petitioner, 111:210. Batavia, Greene county, N. Y., Ill:
Bermuda,
de¬
scribes relations of Bermuda to im¬ pending contest, 1:207-208.
526, 527, 528. Batchellor,
Zephaniah,
of
Mohawk
district committee, Tryon county,
Basehaur, Jacob, sufferer by burning of German Flats, N. Y., IV:343.
N. Y., described as inactive,
II:
62 1 ; delivers buried goods to com¬ missioners of sequestration, 11:846,
Basey, see Bassey Basha
county
(Bashe), squaw, after whom
Bashusville was named, V :229. Basha’s Land (West Brookville, Sul¬
111:34, 42-43; warns Clinton of threatened attack on Caughnawaga, 111:395-396;
asks
advice
as
to
livan county, N. Y.), IV: 122; V:
treatment of tory families, VI;276-
229.
277; furnishes list of Tryon county
See also Bashusville.
inhabitants in hands of enemy, VI:
Basher, see Basha. Basher’s Land, see Basha’s Land. Bashusville
(West Brookville,
Sulli¬
659-660. Bateman, John, adjutant, captain and
van county, N. Y.), V :229. See
lieutenant, of Harper’s New York
also Basha’s Land.
levies,
Basic (Basick, Beasex, Bostick, Pasick), Albany county, N. Y., Ill: 61 7, V:880, 886, VI:31. Baskingridge, N. J., Ill :661. Basly,-,
of
Fredericksburg,
Dutchess county, N. Y., loyalist,
1:484;
under
arrest,
VI:
212. Bateman, Richard, ensign, of twen¬ tieth regiment, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, II :451. Bateman’s Patent, see Beekman’s Pat¬ ent.
State of New York
38
Bates
(Baits),-,
1:825,
833,
Brooklyn (Long Island), 27 Au¬
842. Bates
BA TTLES ■— continued.
(Baits), David
(?), captain,
V.-893.
gust, 1776, Howe’s report, also map,
Bates, John, of Fredericksburgh pre¬
1:328.
Bunker Hill,
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., loy¬
June,
alist, IV :358.
11:308.
Bates,
Zubah,
of
Fredericksburgh
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., wife of John Bates, IV:358. Batey,
Thomas,
of
third
Kill,
Washington
encamped at, 11:245, 254.
with
Burgoyne
British
at Saratoga,
II:
Hill,
Pennsylvania,
20
14
Bemis Heights,
New
September,
1777,
345,
York,
432;
19
11:341, 7
October,
New
Vermont
N.
Y.),
(Walloom-
16
August,
1777, 11:241-242, 245, 449,
November,
February,
Brandywine, September,
New
1 I
1778,
Cobleskill, New York, 30 May, Crooked
Billet,
Pennsylvania,
1 May, 1778, IV:363. South
8 September,
Clinton
Carolina,
1781, VII:373.
and
Montgomery,
Highlands of the Hudson, New 6
Mil,
October,
II:
380-383, 387, 389-395.
Fort
Schuyler,
vested,
3
New
August,
York,
in¬
Mil,
II:
1777, 11:252, 254.
Fort Slongo, Long Island, 3 Oc¬ tober,
Fort
V :599.
BonhamtoWn,
York,
145; siege raised, 22 August,
1777, 11:384.
Bennington,
25
VII :28.
Valley,
York,
May, 1778, 111:352.
324.
1781
hill),
IV :284-285, 286-287, 289.
Forts
BATTLES:
sac,
Cherry
Eutarv Springs, \
344,
Hobkirk’s
army,
451.
Barren
action
1778, 111:377, 378.
Battersby, James, lieutenant, of twen¬ regiment,
gust, 1778, III: 660.
and
county,
N. Y., VI:336; Burgoyne’s army
ty-ninth
1 7
276,
Butts Hill, Rhode Island, 29 Au¬
April,
(or Baw-Men), definition
of, 11:243; usefulness of, V:247. Batten
1:161,
Camden, South Carolina (second
regiment,
New York line, 1:450. Bat Men
Massachusetts,
1775,
Jersey,
23
1777,
VII:3 75.
IVashinglon,
city,
16
New
November,
York 1776,
1:435.
1777, 1:623. Pennsylvania,
1781,
1 1
11:323,
Germantown, Pennsylvania, 4 Oc¬ tober,
Guilford
1 111,
Court
11:367,
House,
383. North
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
BATTLES: Guilford Court House ■— continued. Carolina,
15
March,
1781,
city,
(Plains), 16
Saratoga, battle of.
Springfield, New Jersey,
1778,
!V:124:
cember,
3
1781, VII:58-59.
June,
31
May,
1779,
IV:
Mil,
7 October, 1780, VI:348.
tober,
Klock's
York,
16
October,
New
82,
evacuation
101,
ber, 1776, 1:509.
19
nington,
1780, 1:183.
New
242, 245.
New York, 1 1 October, 1776,
White Plains
1:384, 385, 386, 387.
July, 1779, V: 162, 217.
111:508.
Mil, 1:537. (Chemung),
29
August,
1779,
V:
Oriskany, New York, 6 August, 1 111, 1:140-141, 11:191.
Hook,
New
Hill),
1:413, VIII:399, 415.
of
tenth
Albany
county
Baum,
Friedrich,
militia,
lieutenant-colonel,
Jersey,
Saratoga,
defeat,
at
19
Princeton, New Jersey, 3 January,
Bennington
(Walloomsac),
1:145;
1:146;
account
feat,
Clinton’s
11:241-242;
account of defeat,
August, 1779, V :204-208.
1 111, 1:531.
(Chatterton
German officer, with Burgoyne at New
224, 228, 235-237.
Paulus
Au¬
11:241-
IV :35.
Morristown, New Jersey, 4 and
York,
16
1:145,
Bauer (Baner), Hendrick, sergeant,
Monmouth, New Jersey, 28 June,
Newtown
(Ben¬
New York, 28 October, 1776,
Minisink, New York, 20 and 22
5 January,
York
Vermont),
Mil,
gust,
Lake Champlain (Valcour Island),
1778,
11:80,
102.
Walloomsac.
York,
of,
Trenton, New Jersey, 26 Decem¬ Oc¬
1777, 11:457.
Field,
23
Ticonderoga, New York, 6 July,
Kings Mountain, South Carolina, New
1:479;
1780, V:876, 877.
1779, V:152-154.
857.
Kingston,
1776,
19 De¬
Stony Point, New York, 16 July,
Kings Ferry, Stony Point, N^w York,
21
Mil, see
ber and 7 October,
September,
Kingsbridge, New York, 16 Sep¬ July,
Jersey,
Mil, 1:622.
February,
New
1776, 1:352-353.
tember,
New
Saratoga, New York, 1 9 Septem¬
Harlem Heights d ork
BA TTLES — continued. Quibbletown,
VI :738-739.
39
goyne’s
instructions
death, of de¬
Burgoyne’s 11:241; to
him,
BurII:
242-243. Bauman, Adam, refugee from Ger¬ man Flats, N. Y., IV:342.
State of New York
4o
Bauman, Jacob, refugee from Ger¬
ceives
man Flats, N. Y., IV:34 1. Bause, -, German surgeon, with
Baxter, Isaac, of Westchester county,
war
ships,
Bayard, William, of New York city,
Gage,
in
close
1:74;
relations
property
in
with New
Jersey taken by raiders from New
N. Y„ 111:159. Baxter, Stephen, of Bedford, West¬ N.
Y.,
suspect,
York, 11:625; declared an enemy of American cause, V:159; resi¬ dence, VIII:xxvii.
111:699.
Bayley,
Bay of Biscay, see Biscay. Bay, John, of exempts of Claverack,
John,
of
New
York
levies,
VI :370.
see
also
Bailey,
Baillie,
Baily, Baley. Bayley,
N. Y„ 111:642, IV:652. Bay,
from
1:11; attests proclamation of royal
loyalist,
erack, N. Y., IV:652.
county,
archives
governor, V: 644.
Burgoyne at Saratoga, II :453. Bautle, Philip, of exempts of Clav-
chester
Bayard, Samuel, Jr.— continued,
Joseph,
of
tenth
regiment,
Albany county militia, IV:36. Bayley,
Richard
(Dr.),
his
treat¬
Bayard, James, mutineer, 1:640.
ment of wounded prisoners, VIII:
Bayard, John,
265-267.
of Pawling’s Ulster
county militia, II: 50.
Bayley, Thomas, of tenth regiment,
Bayard, John, colonel, of Philadel¬ phia, Pa., 1:94. Bayard, John, lieutenant-colonel, of King’s
Orange
rangers,
11:346,
111:598.
posited with him in
alderman
of
George,
Virginia,
dragoons,
lieutenant-colonel,
in
men
third in
continental
his
command
slaughtered at Tappan,
Bayard, Nicholas, public records de¬
country
Albany county militia, IV:34. Baylor,
residence of
1776, 1:10;
of,
New
VIII:xxvi; York
city,
1785, VIII:395.
171, 431 ; his regiment to be sta¬ tioned in Maryland, IV:333. Bazely,
James,
loyalist, prisoner at
Fort Montgomery, 1:259. Beach, Joel, of Connecticut, charged
Bayard, Robert, of New York city, suspect, V:159.
with
passing
counterfeit
money,
VII :331, 494.
Bayard, Samuel, of New York city,
Beach, Samuel, ensign, of Seth War¬
loyalist, to be sent with family into
ner’s
New York city, 111:61 1, 657.
ment, IV:697.
Bayard, Samuel, Jr., of New York city, deputy secretary of the prov¬ ince, loyalist, removes archives to British man-of-war,
IV: 161,
1:9,
10;
re-
additonal
continental
regi¬
Beach, Zophar, of Ringwood, N. J., 1:501. Beacons, at Fishkill, N. Y., V: 1 2 1, 392, 689-690; at Butter hill. Or-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Beacons — continued,
4i
Beatty, Erkuries — continued.
ange county, N. Y., V :392, 397,
Pennsylvania
423, 424, 433.
from journal about James Clinton’s
Beadle,
James,
of
sixth
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, V:72. Beadle,
Michael,
quartermaster,
of
militia, V :91 6.
loyalist, V:158.
Beatty, John, of Charlotte county, as¬ sociated exempts, IV :447.
commissary
general
of
prisoners,
IV: 1 86; V: 1 81, 370, 386; pris¬
Beales, James, of Fishkill Landing, N. Y„ 11:774.
oner of war on Long Island, II: 694; interests himself in Furman,
Beaman, see Beeman.
a prisoner in New York, IV:573-
prisoner
at
Hurley,
Ulster county, 11:466, 472, 477. Beard, James, justice of peace of Fair-
(Bardsley), John
574; interposes in behalf of Mrs. McDonell
(or
McDonald),
V:
1 29-1 30, 220-222 ; seeks informa¬ tion regarding Ensign Leggett and
field county, Conn., VI:523. Beardsly
march down the Susquehanna, V:
Beatty, John, colonel, of Pennsylvania,
Beagle, Joseph, of Rockaway, N. Y.,
Adam,
extracts
235, 238.
thirteenth regiment, Albany county
Bear,
regiment,
(Rev.),
Colonel
Thomas,
loyalist, permitted to go with fam¬
asked
ily to New York city, 11:574; re¬
Drummond, V:268; makes a plea
ceives furniture under flag of truce,
for Captain Youngs,
onel,
(Beasly),
Nehemiah,
of sixteenth
regiment,
col¬ Con¬
at
Williamsbridge,
Lieut.
Peter
loyalist,
V:
gress, VIII :382, 383. Beatty, Thomas, of Hanover, N. Y., in second regiment, Ulster county
necticut militia, V:35, 52. Bearmore, -, major, British army, captured
exchange
349; member of continental con¬
IV:326, 327, 349, 353. Beardsly
to
V :21 1-212;
V:
401. Beasley, Henry, of Albany, N. Y., signs petition in behalf of William
militia, 111:262. Beaty,
Joseph,
captain,
of
King’s
royal rangers, VI:882, 883. Beaufort (Buford), S. C., V:96. Beaumarchais,
Pierre
Augustin,
Rogers, 111:327.
Baron de, French author, character
Beatty, see also Beaty.
and career, II: 303; his plan for
Beatty, Alexander, lieutenant, of third
aiding
Americans,
regiment, Ulster county militia, I: 364, 857.
States, 11:305-307; satisfaction of
Beatty, David, of Hempstead, N. Y., loyalist, V: 1 59. Beatty, Erkuries, lieutenant, of fourth
relations
11:304-305;
financial
with
United
his claim against United States, II: 307; his statement in September, 1777,
of
French
interests
and
State of New York
42
Becker, Storm •— continued.
Beaumarchais — continued. American duties, 11:303-315; sent
regiment, Albany county militia, re¬
French
ports attack on Harpersfield,
officers
to
America,
II:
V:
579.
737. Beaumont, Hammond (Dr.), British surgeon-general,
manager
during
Becker, Theobald (Tibalt), lieuten¬ ant,
of
fourth
regiment,
Tryon
war of old John street theatre, New
county militia, prisoner m Canada,
York city, 1:82.
VI:725.
Beaurdett’s ferry, see New York, city,
Beckers, the, (Isaac, Jost, Peter and Storm Becker were officers in fif¬
ferries. Beau’s Stratagem,”
the,
comedy,
played in New York city in 1767,
teenth
Albany
county
militia),
111:527. Beckley, John, clerk of house of dele¬
VIII :xx. Beaver Dam, Albany county, N. Y.,
gates
of Virginia,
attests
remon¬
111:617; V:78, 842; VI:30, 31 ;
strance to congress concerning Ohio
VII :296.
settlements, VI :203 ; attests resolu¬
“ Beaver,” the, sloop in British ser¬ vice, VII :48, 49.
VIII \22 1.
Beaver Kill, Sullivan county, N. Y., 111:298.
Beckwith,
George,
major,
aide-de-
camp, British army, V:308; mem¬
Becker, see also Baker. Becker,-,
tions for location of national capitol,
lieutenant,
oranda preparatory to evacuation of
sixth
regiment Dutchess county militia, VI :81 9.
of New York, VIII :285. Beckwith, Silvanus, of Dutchess coun¬ ty, N. Y„ 111:242.
Becker, Christian, of Rhinebeck pre¬ cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., V: 272.
Bedel,
Timothy,
colonel,
of
New
Hampshire, 111:563, 5 71. Bedell, James, of Amenia, Dutchess
Becker, Johannis H., of Schoharie, N. Y„ V :5 79.
county, N. Y., IV:401. Bedford,
Gunning,
deputy
muster-
Becker, Jost, major, of Schoharie, N.
master of New York department,
Y., reports destruction of Cobles-
1:121 ; delegate to continental con¬
kill, 111:377; reports Schoharie in state of alarm, VI :5 3-54. Becker, Nycklas, of Schaghticoke as¬ sociated exempts, IV: 1 53. Becker, Peter, of Saratoga district, N. Y„ VI :229. Becker, Storm,
gress from Delaware, VIII :383. Bedford, Westchester county, N. Y., harassed by Rogers’s rangers, I: 801-802; whigs at, wanting in pub¬ lic spirit, 111:49-50; jail erected at, 111:157; tories driving cattle
captain, of fifteenth
from,
IV:320,
321;
return
of
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Bedford — continued. forage
furnished
Colonel
Beebe, Roderick — continued.
from,
Jameson
43
with
V:800; light
dra¬
goons at, VI :365 ; inhabitants of, whose sons joined enemy, VI: 496;
empts,
Kings
district,
Albany
county, 111:628, 629, 630. Beech, --- (Mr.), of New York city, friendly with Gage, 1:74.
burning of, VI :5 1 5 ; French army
Beeckman, see also Beekman.
encamps at,
VII: 107;
levies as¬
Beeckman, Johanms, of Albany, N.
sembling
VII:204;
measures
at,
for protection of, V11:5 1 1, 525,
111:327, 334.
onel,
530, 542, 565, 631. Bedford,’’ the, British man-of-war,
John
H.,
Bedlow,
Katy
(Miss),
of
New
county
militia,
William,
captain,
dered
to
commis¬
against
Albany
111:109,
1:440;
engaged
his command,
Hudson
river,
obstructing
1:617,
pay office at Fishkill,
832 ; has 1:647; re¬
ports arrival of French fleet, 1:686; difficulties in way of work for de¬ fence
of
Hudson river,
I:
85 1 -
852,
853-854; recommended by
Clinton for deputy paymaster, 11: 6-7; brings funds to New Windsor, 11:276; discovers confusion in pay rolls,
111:122-123:
discovers
of
to
111:97,
sary of stores at Fort Constitution, in
learns 11:848,
prepare
Highlands,
Windsor, N. Y., 111:644.
lieutenant-col¬
of fourth regiment,
burn Albany,
VI: 1 1.
Bedlow,
Y„
Beeckman,
Albany plot
850; proceed
another
revealed
to
to or¬ to
plot him,
111-112; militia under 111:184; stationed
at Schoharie, 111:736. Beeckman, John J., of Albany, N. Y.,
returned
as
disputed list, in
1781,
assemblyman
on
VI 1:322; alderman
VI1:61 9; commissioner
for Indian affairs at Fort Schuyler, VIII:345, 350, 351, 352, 361, 370. Beeckman, John Jacobus, of Albany, N. Y., signs petition in behalf of Benjamin Rogers, III: 334.
Fort
Constitution’s
111:643-644;
blue
occupies
barge, Clinton’s
house at New Windsor, VII :55. Beebe, John,
of Kings district,
Al¬
Beeckman, John M., commissioner for conspiracies,
Albany county,
and
deputy chairman of county com¬ mittee, informs Clinton of plot to
bany county, N. Y., petitions leg¬
burn
islature, IV:166.
tests against outrages in Saratoga
Beebe, Martin, major, of seventeenth regiment,
Albany
county
militia,
Roderick,
district, other
of
associated
ex-
11:848-853;
11:858-859;
plot
against
109-112; in
111:709. Beebe,
Albany,
pro¬
reports an¬
Albany,
III:
conflict with Stark,
111:553, 583;
takes evidence as
State of New York
44
Beekman,
Beeckman, John M.— continued, alderman
concerning
robberies,
111:655; communicates with Clin¬ ton about disaffected persons, III: 669-670; protests against seizure
William,
of
New
York
city, merchant, VIII:xxxv. Beekman’s
Patent
(Bateman’s
Pat¬
ent), Dutchess county, N. Y., V: 137.
of cattle by Stark, IV:20-21 ; ex¬
Beekman’s precinct, Dutchess county,
plains failure to advise Clinton of
N. Y., inhabitants not zealous in
removal of loyalists, IV:73-75 ; ad¬
transporting public stores, V:520,
vises Clinton of parole of three loy¬
5f>5; assessment of Quakers and
alists,
persons
IV: 1 12; forwards applica¬
tion regarding Henry Van Dyck, IV :21 7-21 8 ; reports cases of cer¬ tain loyalists,
IV: 221; proposes
whose
Beeler,
Conrad,
Beeman,
Joseph,
within enemy’s lines, V:277; sug¬
empts,
Kings
protection
enemy,
grain
VI:44; advises
suspects, with
of
VI:266;
Clinton
VII 1:311,
regarding
communicates
about
320,
against
exchanges,
339; sends
list
of tones on east of Hudson river, VII :356. Beek,
of
of
associated
Marlborough,
ex¬
Ulster
county, 111:41 1. Beekman, see also Beeckman.
his country seat, VIII:xxviii. of
Kingston
associated
John,
associated
district,
ex¬
Albany
Jotham,
from
near
Still¬
water, N. Y., accused of loyalism, VI: 361. Beeren Island, Hudson river, N. Y., 1:480, 481. Isaac,
Haven, Beers,
tavern-keeper, of New
Conn.,
1:372-373.
Nathan, of Col. Samuel
B.
Beetle, Nicholas, see Biddle.
and
of
lower
kins’ Dutchess county militia, II: 627; certified as whig and delin¬
ex¬
quent, V: 71.
Hurley,
Begraft, Benjamin, sent with flag to
Orange
Beldmg, Simeon, lieutenant, Connec¬
Ulster county, 111:612. Beekman,
of
Begle, James, of Col. Roswell Hop¬
Beekman, James, of New York city,
empts of
prisoner,
cer of guard, II :422.
Y„ V:274.
James,
loyalist,
Webb’s Connecticut regiment, offi¬
Beekman, Gerardus, of Albany, N.
Beekman,
joined
county, 111:629. Beemus,
Beers,
Nathaniel,
empts
have
V1:731.
that families of disaffected be sent
gests
sons
enemy, VI :5 1 6-5 1 7.
Niagara, V:633.
county, N. Y., IV :775. Beekman, Tjerick, lieutenant, of sec¬
ticut, eral,
deputy in
quartermaster-gen¬
charge
of
persons
and
ond regiment, New York line, V:
effects
480, VI:220.
Hudson, V:370, 373, 374, 375.
under
flags
of
truce
on
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Belknap, Abel, justice of peace, his house Gen. Clinton’s headquarters, 11:473, 488; his account of flour sold to
United
States,
IV:650;
vindicates civil authority against a lieutenant, VI: 1 43-1 44. Belknap,
David,
of
cattle
sold to United States, IV:650.
county
Jonathan,
militia,
of
Col.
Levi
Pawling’s regiment, 11:40. Belknap,
Jonathan,
account against
United States, IV:650. Belknap,
Joseph, of New Windsor
precinct,
account
N.
Y.,
refuses
to
join
associated exempts, 111:513. Belknap, Thomas, of New Windsor
Belknap, David, of second regiment, Ulster
Belknap,
45
1:279;
precinct, N. Y., conveys land in Newburgh
precinct
to
Morgan
heads class in Capt. James Um-
Powell, 1:221 ; his relations with
phrey’s company, VI:624.
associate exempts, 111:449, 513;
Belknap,
Isaac,
county with
captain,
rangers,
of
Ulster
account for cattle sold to United
union
States, IV:650.
his
Pawling’s regiment advised,
Belknap,
Thomas,
1:616, 623-624; under Clinton’s
regiment,
command,
1:278.
1:633,
of his company, ployed
in
652;
strength
1:666-667; em¬
obstructing
Hudson,
Jr.,
Ulster
of
second
county
militia,
Belknap, William, lieutenant, of Col. James
Livingston’s
continental
1:667, 812; task of saving Clin¬
regiment, his charges against Capt.
ton’s
Alexander
property
entrusted
353, 459, 463,
to,
II:
474; debtor to
Miller,
1:692,
707,
709, 712-714, 728.
Clinton, 11:610; his family inocu¬
Bell, see also Bells.
lated for smallpox, II: 809.
Bell,-, of Fort Edward, N. Y.,
Belknap, Jeduthan, of associated ex¬ empts,
New
Windsor,
N.
Y.,
Newburgh
pre¬
111:449, 513. Belknap,
John,
loyalist, VII:35 7. Bell, Diederick, of Col. Peter Bel¬ linger’s
of
cinct, Ulster county, N. Y., mort¬ gages two lots to Clinton, 1:219224.
Tryon
county
militia,
prisoner in Canada, VI:726. Bell,
Dorothy,
of
German
Flats,
N. Y., sufferer by Indian depre¬ dations, IV:343.
Belknap, John, of New Windsor pre¬ cinct, N. Y., refuses to join asso¬
John,
regiment,
New
pany
work
at
captain, York at
gomery, 1:450-45 1.
Duncan,
of
Fort
Edward,
N. Y., loyalist, VII:35 7.
ciated exempts, 111:513. Belknap,
Bell,
of
third
line,
com¬
Fort
Mont¬
Bell,
George
Henry,
assemblyman
from Tryon county, N. Y., to be consulted in distribution of relief fund,
IV: 75 8;
gives intelligence
State of New York
46
Bell, William — continued.
Bell, George Henry — continued, concerning
Sir
John
Johnson’s
party in 1780, VI :318-319. Bell, Hendrick W., of Orangetown, Rockland county,
N.
Y.,
taxed
for son who joined enemy,
VI:
487, 505, 531. Bell,
Jacob,
of
German
Flats,
N.
IV:342; joins in petition for pro¬ tection of border, V: 1 79. of
associated
N.
Y.,
asks for
I V:275. Bell,
William,
of Charlotte county
associate company, IV:447. Bell,
Y., sufferer by Indian depredations,
Bell, James,
Orange county,
protection of inhabitants of Clove,
William
of
Mamakating,
N. Y„ joins in petition for pro¬ tection of border, IV:563. Bell,
William,
prisoner at Albany,
N. Y., sends petitions for release,
exempts.
VI :574-576, 632-633.
New Windsor, N. Y., 111:449,
Bellemont, N. Y., 11:542, 731.
513.
Bell
Bell, John, captain, of Orangetown militia,
misbehavior
of
his
com¬
pany, 1:554, 557; reports unwil¬
Mount, near Goshen,
N.
Y.,
persons at, allowed to go to New York, IV:81 3. Bellinger,
Adam,
of Tryon
county,
lingness of men to march, 1:701-
N. Y„ joins in petition to Clinton
702;
for defense of frontier, V:179.
in
levies, Lt.
Col.
Morris
111:269;
Sickles’s
Graham’s
receives part of I
men,
dered to join Col.
111:296; A.
H.
or¬
Hay,
IV: 1 60, 161. Bell,
Joseph,
tains
Halifax,
Vt.,
proclamation
sus¬ of
1778, 111:17.
by
Indian
depredations,
IV :342.
jail at Rockingham,
N.
H.,
II:
831, 832.
regiment.
New
York
line,
VI:
Walter,
lieutenant-
informs Col.
Van
Schaick of attack on Fort Plank,
dations at German Flats, IV:340; signs return of sufferers at German IV: 345 ;
signs
return
of
regiment, IV :625. Bellinger,
John,
of
German
Flats,
William,
tions, IV:34 I ; complains of Ru¬ dolph
Shoemaker,
746-749; advised of
Charlotte
county
associate company, IV:447. Bell,
111:421.
N. Y„ suffers by Indian depreda¬ H, captain, of second
219. Bell,
county militia,
Flats,
Bell, Richard, loyalist, escapes from
Bell, Samuel
Frederick,
IV :287; sufferer by Indian depre¬
Bell, Mary, of German Flats, N. Y., sufferer
Livingston’s regiment, Bellinger,
colonel, of fourth regiment Tryon
of
Clinton’s
Feb. 23,
Bellinger, David, carpenter, of Col.
of
Smith’s
Clove,
loyalist,
IV:
by Clinton to
lay Shoemaker’s case before com¬ missioners 760.
for
conspiracies,
IV:
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers.
Bellinger, N.
John,
.,
of
German
suffers by
dations,
Flats,
Indian depre¬
IV:344.
Bellinger,
John
Bellinger,
son
of
captured
by
Indians,
regiment,
colonel,
Tryon
the
11:284;
family to Indian attack, VI: 171,
Col.
ment ordered to Forts Dayton and Herkimer,
VI:329; his son cap¬
tured by Indians, Peter,
among
Bellinger, Peter — continued.
1 72-1 73; detachments of his regi¬
Jost,
VI: 726. Bellinger,
of
county
missing
at
fourth militia,
Oriskany,
Col.
Willett,
VII:
483. Bellows,
Benjamin,
brigadier-gen¬
eral, member of New Hampshire
danger to German Flats, 111:382;
legislature, IV:564; joins in peti¬
German
Klock
VI:726; com¬
plimented by Col.
of
guards
informs
47
Flats,
111:403;
reports nearness of enemy to Ger¬ man
Flats,
111:475,
559;
for¬
wards news about Brant and But¬ ler,
111:504-507;
reports
from
Palatine approach of enemy, IV: 39, 53; reports to Clinton devasta¬
tion to his state about dispute with Vermont, V!I:445. Bells, see also Bell. Bells, James, lieutenant, of fifth New York
line,
offers
V:480. Belmain, William, of fourth regiment,
tion at German Flats, IV:47-50,
Orange
78,
delinquency, V:68 7.
84;
militia
assured by Clinton that
must be
frontier,
chief defense of
IV:87—89; sends return
resignation,
Belnitz
county
militia,
fined
(Belnick),-,
command
man
Longueuil, Canada, 1:333.
529;
IV:304,
ordered
distribution Flats,
of
to
stop
relief
IV:346;
support
of
Klock,
IV:577,
340-345, abuses
at
German
referred
charges
to,
against
578;
in
in
Col.
asked
to
make return of sufferers receiving public bounty,
to pursue Indians, IV:81 1, 812; joins in petition to Clinton for de¬ of
Beman,
of
new
Joseph,
of
empts,
Kings
county,
111:629,
Beman,
Josiah,
empts,
recruits
associated
district,
of
Kings
at
ex¬
Albany
630. associated
district,
ex¬
Albany
county, 111:628, 629.
IV:724, 758; de¬
clines to furnish guides to a party
fense
colonel,
German officer in British army, in
to Gen. Hand of sufferers at Ger¬ Flats,
for
frontier,
V:179,
305;
Bemis N.
Heights, Y.,
battle,
see
Saratoga also
1:157;
proaching,
county,
Saratoga; Burgoyne
11:334-335;
first ap¬ Col.
ordered to keep regiment in forts at
James Wilkinson’s account of ac¬
German
tion of 7th October, 11:384; plan
Flats,
V:547;
resistance of Christian
describes Shell
and
of
Burgoyne’s
encampment,
II:
State of New York
48
Benedict, Nathan-—-continued.
Bemis Heights — continued. opp. 430; meeting of Gates and Burgoyne, Bemus,
Westchester county, II :642.
11:454.
Jotham,
Clinton to set off new regiment in
of
Stillwater,
Benedict, Stephen, lieutenant, of thir¬
N. Y., prisoner at Kingston, begs
teenth
regiment
Albany
for release on ground of loyalty,
militia,
petitions
for
11:329; petitions for leave to ex¬
exporting wheat in
county
privilege exchange
of for
change wheat for salt outside of
salt, V:262;* joins in petition for
state, V:262.
protection
Benaewa, see Beneway.
county,
N.
Y.,
scribes to testimonial in
sub¬
favor of
Samuel Hake, V:372. Benedict,
frontier,
Benedict, Thadeus, justice of peace, Fairfield
county,
Conn.,
attests
claim of Donald McAuley,
VI:
523. third
Benedict, Thomas, of Schaghticoke,
regiment Westchester county mili¬
N. Y., pretended justice of peace,
tia, joins in petition to Clinton to
asserts
set
Enoch,
Saratoga
V :91 6.
Bender, John, of Rhinebeck precinct, Dutchess
of
off
new
ensign,
regiment
of
in
county,
11:642.
Hathorn’s Orange county militia, for disobeying orders,
IV:
272.
609,
Vermont,
610.
ing’s Ulster county militia, 1:826. Benett, see also Bemt, Bennet, Ben¬ nett. Benett, Isaiah, on committee to rep¬
Benedict, James, ceipt
VII:591,
of
Bener, Solomon, of Col. Levi Pawl-
Benedict, James, Jr., of Col. John
fined
jurisdiction
from
major,
carries re¬
Commissary
Israel
Knapp to Clinton, IV:487. Benedict,
Joseph,
as
to set off new regiment in county,
clothing
for troops,
to
receive
V:917,
of
Granville
and
Skenes-
of
militia, joins in petition to Clinton
appointed
tion
borough, VI:46.
lieutenant
third regiment Westchester county
11:642;
resent to Clinton defenseless condi¬
VI:
Beneway,
Peter,
of
associated
ex¬
empts, Schaghticoke, N. Y., IV: 153. Benezet, Anthony, Pa.,
of Philadelphia,
Quaker, interested in secur¬
56, 57; lieutenant-colonel of ex¬
ing
freedom
of
Milford
empts, VI: 72 ; his account against
slave, 111:61 1, 663.
Smith,
Capt. Charles Graham, VI: 147;
Bengal, British India, VII:232.
joins
Benit, see also Benett, Bennet, Ben¬
in
petition
for
defense
of
Westchester frontier, VI 1:631. Benedict, Nathan, joins in petition to
nett. Benit,
William, of Col.
John Me-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Benit, William — continued. Crea s
Albany
49
Bennett, Isaiah — continued.
county
militia,
empts, Southeast precinct, Dutchess
YI:38.
county, IV:63.
Benjamin, Ebenezer, captain, of as¬ sociated
exempts,
Albany
county,
Kings
Bennett,
district,
111:628,
John,
military
prisoner
in
Poughkeepsie jail, VI:836.
629,
Bennett, Josiah, of New York levies,
630.
VI :370.
Benjamin, Josiah, of Col. John Mc-
Benning,
Crea’s Albany county militia, joins in petitions for protection of north¬
Richard,
court
martial
Jr.,
for
Stephen,
fined
by
fourth
Johannes regiment,
Bennington, Vt.,
delinquency,
of
of
Benninger, see Bellinger.
V :686. Benjamin,
Col.
Ulster county
11:249.
ern frontier, 111:211, IV:770. Benjamin,
James,
Snyder’s
regi¬
(Walloomsac, N.
Y.)
blunders attending expedition
to,
1:145-146;
Burgoyne’s
re¬
marks in house of commons on ac¬
ment, New York line, his death,
tion at, 1:160,
V :924.
feat, 11:241-242; Burgoyne’s ex¬
Benjamins, see Benjamin. Benner,
Hendrick,
of
161; Baum’s de¬
planation of defeat, 11:241 ; Bur¬ Rhinebeck
goyne’s instructions to Baum,
II:
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
242-243; tories taken at, sent to
subscribes testimonial in'behalf of
Albany, II :247; Burgoyne’s policy
Samuel Hake, V:372.
after action at,
victory to security of frontier, II:
Benner, Hendrick, Jr., of Rhinebeck precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
298; British
subscribes testimonial in behalf of
449,
losses in battle,
V:599;
ordnance
lost
by
from, on march to Otter creek, III: 40; capital of Vermont,
nett. William,
II:
British, 11:450; two hundred men
Samuel Hake, V:372. Bennet, see also Benett, Benit, Ben¬
Bennet,
11:254; value of
Col.
IV:566, VII:584; movements of
Beverly Robinson’s regiment, car¬
Warner’s regiment from, 111:114,
ries
206; alleged tories sent down from,
message
loyalist,
from
of
111:40,
Robinson
to
to
Solomon Baker, VI::889-890. Bennett, see also, Benett, Benit, Ben¬
698;
Bennett, - (Mrs.), permitted by Jones
to enter
members
111:552, of
553,
congressional
board of war orders military post
New York
city, IV:8! 3. Bennett,
fort,
committee visit, V:97, 109, 110;
net.
Gen.
Albany
Isaiah,
4
of
associated
ex-
j
abandoned,
V:697;
question
supplies
there,
of
council to
be
on held
VI:239; exertions of Ver-
State of New York
50
Benson, Egbert — continued.
Bennington, Vt.— continued. VI:644;
officers
convention of enemy’s landing at
militia
forcibly
Horseneck, 1:763; asks for guard
taken to, VI 1:553; people of, luke¬
for jail, 1:812-813; appointed on
warm toward Vermont, VII :5 56;
council
warlike preparations at, VII :61 3-
cised for liberty granted to Henry
61 4 ; a boundary twenty miles from
Frey, 11:743; notifies Clinton that
mont of
in
battle,
New
York
of
safety,
Hudson river would give it to New
Cadwallader
York, VIII :81.
of
Bennington
County,
order
seizure
of
Vt., to
Ill: 552;
sheriff,
IV: 1
699; handbills circulated in inter¬
11:379;
Colden refuses
allegiance,
111:520;
at labor. III :225.
oath
informs
Clinton that fleet of D’Estaing has left Rhode Island, thanked
111:658-659;
by Clinton
for efficiency
and for news furnished,
est of New Hampshire, V: 1 34. Bens, William, loyalist, prisoner, out
criti¬
proposes
exchange
111:660;
of Isaac Gid-
ney, loyalist, 111:668-669; reports
Benschoten, Benscoten, Bunschooten, see Van Bunschoten. Benson, Benjamin, of Haverstraw dis¬
cases
of
699,
IV:29,
prosecute
trict, N. Y., joins in petition for
Hake,
protection of Haverstraw, V:471.
quested
Benson, Bildad, joins in petition for
suspected
for
72,
persons,
HI-
129; asked to
assault
on
Samuel
IV:333-334;
his
aid
re¬
removal
of
to
facilitate
flour from state,
IV:676; Clinton
protection of Saratoga and Cam¬
advises with him as senator about
bridge districts,
flour
Benson,
111:210.
Christopher,
of New York
supply
for
army,
678; to be informed of Capt. Wil¬
city, loyalist, condemned as an en¬
liam Sloo’s offense,
emy of America, V :1 59.
vised
Benson,
Egbert,
attorney-general
of
IV:677-
of Clinton’s
IV:763; ad¬ letter to Cum¬
berland county committee,
V :52-
New York, chairman of Dutchess
53; criticises in letter to John Jay
county
congressional
committee,
and
commis¬
committee
to
sioner for conspiracies for state in
Vermont,
Dutchess
work¬
relations of congress with Pennsyl¬
High¬
vania, also schemes for regulating
men
county,
building
oversees
barracks
in
V: 1 13-1 15;
sent
lands, 1:41 9; commissioner to en¬
prices,
force militia law in Rhinebeck pre¬
prosecute delinquent purchasers of
cinct, 1:526, 528, 533; sends res¬
forfeited estates, VI:56; his opin¬
olutions to Clinton by Maj. Tay¬
ion sought as to New York’s ju¬
lor,
risdiction
1:636; will
clear
Livingston
Manor of loyalism, 1.71 1 ; informs
V: 1 15-1 16;
criticises
in
VI :1 60-1 62;
directed
Cumberland at
to
county,
Middletown,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Benson, Egbert — continued. Conn.,
VI:420;
Benson, John, joins in petition for pro¬
appointed
by
congress procurator of New York, V 1:594-595; sends letter to Clin¬ ton by way of Danbury,
VII
Conn.,
:236; directs settlement of Mr.
VII:390;
Law’s claim for cattle, not
free
to
supply
Col.
51
tection of Saratoga and Cambridge districts,
111:210.
Benson (Bensen), John, of thirteenth Albany county militia, VI:38. Benson, Robert, secretary to the gov¬ ernor,
committee
and
council
of
Floyd’s
safety and provincial congress and
VIII:
clerk of senate, carries letter to Mrs.
8, 17; confers with Sir Guy Carle-
Clinton at New Windsor, 1:405;
ton
in New Jersey,
place in continental congress,
about
York
to
134-135, 148,
restoration
civil 139,
149,
of
New
VIII:
authorities, 140-144,
147,
mitted,
1:764; secretary of court
243; to report
martial, 1:777; informs Clinton of
result of interview with Sir Guy
unwillingness of Dutchess levies to
Carleton
to
Alexander 140,
186,
1:409; addresses
Clinton about correspondence trans¬
William
Floyd
and
march,
39,
Clinton for opening letters, 11:375-
present at conference
376; informs John Barclay, of Al¬
VIII: 1
Hamilton,
154;
between Washington and Sir Guy Carleton, office
of
VIII: 1
67, 412; resigns
VIII:
attorney-general,
11:232;
gives
reasons
to
bany, of measure to secure frontier, and rumored treaty with France, 111:229;
forwards
executive
ap¬
proval of Morgan Lewis’ appoint¬
392. Benson, Henry, captain, commander
ment as deputy quartermaster-gen¬
of sloop of war, 1:722; to guard
eral, 111:234; conveys order to re¬
prison
move
ships in
Hudson river,
I:
clothing
store
to
Shawan-
786; to bring shot from Albany to ;
gunk, 111:238; letter of Col. Gra¬
Clinton, 11:427; carries letter from |
ham to him about British hospital,
Clinton to Matthew Visscher,
II:
111:264;
430; ordered to engage carpenters
be
to
build
teries,
boats
11:652;
sent
urges to
that drafted men
place
of
and
floating bat¬
his
dispute
lottery tickets for Gen. McDougall,
with
asked
rendezvous,
111:264-265 ;
to
procure
rum and
111:294; requested to take charge
provisions, 111:22, 35-37; owner¬
of printing legislative acts, 111-31 2;
ship
asks Col. Gansevoort to make re¬
Commissary
of
charge,
Gray
sloop
and
IV :41,
42.
over
stores
in
his
Benson, Jacob, joins in petition for
turn of clothing drawn for regiment, 111:316; conveys Clinton’s wish to
protection of Saratoga and Cam¬
Col.
Klock,
that
detachment
bridge districts, 111:210.
sent
against
Unadilla,
be
111:378-
State of New York
52
Benson, Robert — continued.
Benson, Robert — continued. 379; receives from Col. Peter R.
Peter
Lions
Livingston return of men on duty,
wheat
for
111:446-447; states Clinton’s po¬
plains to Col. Budd regulation for
sition on purchase of cattle outside
drawing
of state, IIL463; defines Clinton’s
Gen. McDougall desires to consult
position
him
as
to exchanging certain
on
a
case
troops,
of exporting IV :31 8;
ammunition,
public
ex¬
IV :391 ;
matters,
IV:689;
Col.
informed by Maj. Lush of attempt
Lasher to supply Lt.-Col. Newkirk
to get return of sufferers relieved by
with ammunition, 111:530; directs
public bounty on frontier, IV:724;
that Samuel Bayard and family be
transmits to Maj. Van Bunschoten
allowed to go to New York, III:
order for march of levies, IV :823;
611; sends Gen. Ten Broeck com¬
sends orders to Gen. Ten Broeck
men,
If 1:463-464;
asks
missions for regiments of his bri¬
for disposition of. levies,
gade, 111:689; conveys order for
Clinton awaits his return to Pough¬
release of horse taken at Pepacton,
keepsie, IV:832; transmits to Col.
111:693 ; correspondence with Gen.
Henry K. Van Rensselaer orders
and Maj. Ten Broeck about pun¬
about levies, IV:850-851 ; reports
ishment of delinquents and desert¬
arrival at Poughkeepsie,
ers,
55-56,
memorandum of Clinton’s order to
Orange
treasurer in behalf of C.
111:737,
72-73;
IV:33-38,
communicates
to
IV:829;
V :5 ; his
Elmen-
county commissioners Clinton’s pur¬
dorph, V:1 27; sends order to Col.
pose
Lasher to buy gunpowder, V :31 9-
to
American
retaliate
for
cruelty
prisoners,
to
IV:38-39;
320; states Clinton’s position
to¬
transmits orders for enforcing au¬
ward abuses of flags, V:389-390;
thority in Albany county regiments,
explains why Mrs. McDonell and
IV:56-57, 64; receives statement :
Mrs.
from
American lines, V:403-404; pre¬
Commissary
George
Fisher,
IV:69-70; transmits to Gen. Ten
pares
Fraser
Broeck order for militia to march
V:592; congress
84-85; sends Col. Woodhull intel¬
V: 61 7;
ligence from Orange county,
Williams
to to
Clinton’s
Clinton
seiz¬
resolutions
news
of
Townsend,
Capt.
V:690;
official
within
for hearing,
Micah
for
of beacon,
about
send
thanks
102; refers Maj.. Brinton Paine to instructions
detained
Dutch papers
to relief of border inhabitants, IV:
IV:
are
Abraham of
burning
forwards
letters,
to
V:771-
ures of flour, IV:194; mislays list
772; advises Col. Cooper in mat¬
of furnace men exempt from mili¬
ter of dismissing detachment, VI:
tary
83;
service,
IV:264;
refers
to
asked
to
send
passport
for
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Benson, Robert — continued.
53
Benson, Robert — continued.
Sarah Davison, VI:394; conveys
VIE204-205;
Clinton’s
Col. Willett with law on property
order
to
regard
asked
to
furnish
Jonah Hallett as citizen of New
of disaffected persons,
York,
Capt.
sends warrant as ensign to William
Andrew Moody about pay of re¬
Peters, VI1:31 3; sends Jacob J.
cruits,
Lansing order about Saratoga re¬
VI:426;
writes
to
VI:500-501;
complaint
against
receives
refugees
and
VI1:314;
cruits,
militia, V1:502 ; corresponds with
Albany
Peter T. Curtenius about issue of
323;
clothing
of
to
troops,
525-526; to
transmits
convene
receives
of
V1:5 1 3 ;
Philip
Pell,
attempts to
prisoners, to
settle
of
certificates
from his office,
issued
VII:369;
refers
to Gen. Heath request of Nathan¬
Jr.,
iel Foster in behalf of son, VII: 386; transmits order to Gen. Van
urges
accounts
VI :5 19—520;
,
amount
VII:322,
Cuyler informs him
exchange
VI :5 1 3-5 1 6;
auditors troops,
proclamation
legislature,
from
account
VI:506-507,
sends letters to
assemblymen,
Jacob
VII:291 ;
of
reports his
Rensselaer, wards
VII :393-394;
letters
VII :389,
to
394;
Heath,
receives commis¬
convalescence to Clinton, VI:625;
sions
transmits orders for disposition of
VII :5 12-5
levies,
to send list of appointments, VII:
VI: 792;
sends
Gerard
from
Gen.
for¬
Lt.-Col.
13;
Pawling,
desires Col. Crane
Bancker papers abouf payments for
515; asked to send John Morin
recruits,
Gerard
Scott instructions of legislature to
of
New York
VI:828-829;
Bancker
sends
laws,
him
titles
VI:873-874;
tax
Gerard
VII :532,
continental delegates, 540;
sends
order
to
Bancker sends him money and ac¬
Col. Van Alstyne to collect fines
count
VII:
from delinquents in his regiment,
Christopher
VII :582-583 ; transmits order to
of
treasury
receipts,
72-73; returns Capt. Muller’s
commission,
transmits
offer
to
John
Ensign
VII :83;
of
lieutenancy
McEwen,
VII:
justices
at
Rhinebeck
to provide
sleds for transporting troops, VII: 592-593;
informs
Capt.
Wil¬
Thomas
liams that deserters from his com¬
Thomas on selection of officers for
pany will be tried by court mar¬
levies,
tial,
96-97;
adresses
Col.
VII:97-98,
137,
189;
VII :593;
correspondence
notifies Moses Yeoman to file ac¬
with Alexander Hamilton on sup¬
count
plies
182;
for
service
sends
Weissenfels
to
order to
state, to
command
VII:
Lt.-Col. levies,
of
New
York
to
United
States and amount of currency in circulation in New York,
VIII:
State of New York
54
Bergen County, N. J.— continued,
Benson, Robert — continued. 31-33;
his illness,
sends
VIII :44, 45;
Carleton
correspondence,
loyalists, 1:741 ; men taken in, and confined in New York,
with news of Clinton’s illness, to
Washington’s
New York delegates in congress,
VIII :406, 407, 416.
VIII :250-25 1 ;
reports Clinton’s
11:596;
headquarters
Bergen heights,
N.
J.,
in,
men posted
improvement to New York dele¬
on, to cover retreat from Paulus
gates,
Hook, V:206.
VIII :252; writes to Ezra
L’Hommedieu by Clinton’s direc¬
Bentley,
Tabor,
Bergen road, N. J., pursued by Maj. Lee in march to and retreat from
tion, VIII :264. lieutenant,
of
fifth
Paulus Hook, V :206, 207.
regiment, Dutchess county militia,
Bergen woods, N. J., skirmish near,
witness at trial of three spies, VI:
1:478; deserting woodcutters taken
764, 765.
in, 1:583; enemy obtains fuel in,
Bentley, Tillinghast, captain, of fifth
1:588, 619.
regiment, Dutchess county militia,
Berkeley, see Barclay, Barkley.
member of court martial, V:472.
Berkin,
Bently,
Thomas,
escapes from
cap¬
tivity in Canada, V :405.
of misbehavior on guard at Fort Montgomery, 1:815.
Schenectady, Wil¬
VII:287.
Berkley, see Barclay, Barkley. Berkshire County, bought
by
Mass.,
men
cattle in,
from
Orange
employed
county, N. Y., 111:464; state of
in obstructing Hudson river, 1:45 2.
flour trade in, IV:809-810; men
Berenger,
carpenter,
of
deserter from Col.
lett’s levies,
Bently, William, acquitted of charge
Benton, Jacob,
William,
N. Y.,
Peter,
Livingston’s
of
Col.
Albany
Peter
county
R. regi¬
ment, IV :36. Bergen N.
Town,
minor
Bergain),
operations
near,
11:558, 599, 600. Bergen,
Norway,
Commodore
assist
Vermont
Jones
against
New York, V:68. three
fourths de¬
sert Gen. Schuyler, 11:144; Gen. Stark empowered to call out, III: 179;
prizes
called
to
relief
of
Tryon
taken
by
county, N. Y., Ill :405 ; 1 00 men
conveyed
to,
summoned
V:408.
to
Albany,
111:423,
473; leave Albany, 111:563; re¬
Bergen County, N. J., operations of Generals
to
militia and levies,
(Barga J.,
from,
Heath
lied on by Gen. Gates for defense
Clinton in,
of New York frontier, 111:566;
1:486; Col. Dey to call out mili¬
about 30 arrive at Albany, III:
tia of,
571 ; Gen. Stark directs sending of
1:501,
and
505;
exposed to
enemy, 1:678; arms in hands of
detachment
to
Albany,
V: 41 3 ;
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Berkshire
County,
Mass.— militia
and levies — continued,
by
Gov.
308;
marching
York
frontier,
Chittenden, to
VI:
defend
VI:394;
New
number
intended for frontier service, VII: 144;
Washington
ertions of,
stimulates
VII: I 67,
to be ready
for
174,
ex¬ 197;
frontier service,
attitude
toward
Myrick, VI :529. Berry, James, of Col. Roswell Hop¬ kins’
Dutchess
county
regiment,
V :825. Berry, John, of Fredericksburgh pre¬ cinct,
Dutchess
lieutenant,
of
county, seventh
N.
Y.,
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, 111:247; signs petition in behalf of Joshua
VII:336. Bermuda,
Berry, Jabez — continued. signs petition in behalf of Joshua
cooperation of, against enemy in¬ vited
55
of
American
inhabitants
cause,
1:207-
Myrick, VI:529. Bersh, Ludowick, refugee from Ger¬ man Flats, N. Y., IV:341.
208. Bermyer, Hendrick, signs petition in behalf of John Moffat, 111:177. Bernard, Francis, governor of Mass¬ achusetts, describes fury of stamp act mob,
1:36;
characterized by
William Smith, the lawyer, 1:79. Bernewitz, with
-,
Burgoyne
German at
ensign,
Saratoga,
II:
Bersh, Margaret, refugee from Ger¬ man Flats, N. Y., IV:343. Bersh, Rudolph, of fourth regiment, Tryon county militia, employed in defending stores at Fort Herkimer, V :663. Berson,-,
purchases
hay
for
army use, VI:822. Bertolf, see Bartolf.
453.
Berwick-on-Tweed,
Berney, Anthoney, deserter from Col. Spencer’s
New
Jersey
regiment,
1:837. Berrien,
John,
of
New
d ork city,
tions on banks of Hudson river, 1:130.
marks
boundary
of
Capt.
John Scott’s company, VI:733. Ashel,
ensign,
of fifth regi¬
ment, New York line, 11:46. Berry,
of Col. Johannes
Ulster county
regiment,
Besse, see Bassey, Bessey. Bessey, see also Bassey. Bessey, Elias, of Kingsbury, Wash¬ ington
Berry, -, of Albany, N. Y., his
Berry,
Snyder’s
1:41.
111:298.
member of committee for fortifica¬
house
Besemer, Jacobus,
England,
Jabez,
sergeant,
of
seventh
regiment, Dutchess county militia,
county,
N.
Y.,
loyalist,
VII: 35 7. Bessey, Ephraim, of Cambridge dis¬ trict, Albany county, N. Y., peti¬ tions in behalf of friends in cap¬ tivity, VI :631. Bessey, Philip, of Kingsbury, N. Y., loyalist, VII: 35 7.
State of New York
56
Best,
Hendrick,
of Col.
Livingston’s Albany
Peter
county
R. regi¬
Jacob,
regiment,
lieutenant, Albany
appointment
of
eighth
county
disputed.
militia,
III: 699-
Best, Johannis, of Livingston Manor, N. Y., assessed for son who has
V: 71 9;
VI:906;
VI:361; threatens Albany, VII: 304. Bettiss,
Gilead,
loyalist,
tries to en¬
Best, John, of Hoosick, N. Y., ac¬ cused of recruiting and gathering information for British, VI:363.
Ulster
county
regiment,
1:806,826.
-deputy
asked
within
to
permit
American
her
lines,
to V:
379.
1:829; in service at Fort Mont¬ gomery, 11: 66, 91.
prisoner
Mathew, New
on
York,
board under
York
city,
II:
New
563;
York
line,
resignation,
V:
705. Betts, James, lieutenant, of Col. Mor¬ Graham’s
regiment,
recom¬
mended to succeed William Trem-
flag of
per, 1:381 ; testifies at trial of Col. Graham, 1:41 5.
Bethlehem, Orange county, 111:63;
N.
Y.,
V:220,
349, 554.
Betts, of
Thaddeus, Fairfield
justice
county,
of
peace
Conn.,
VI:
523.
Bethuel, Daniel, prisoner in Canada, VI :605.
Betts, William M., advises Col. Hay of amount of pasture secured near
Bettin, Adam, captain, of tenth regi¬ ment, Pennsylvania line, killed by mutineers, Jan. 1, 1781, VI :548. Bettinger,
New
vessel
truce, V :3 70.
1:381,
in
596.
ns
Bethell,
quartermaster,
Betts, James, lieutenant, fifth regiment,
Bethel, Martha, of New York city, Clinton
Betts,
Betts, Daniel, of Orangetown, N. Y.,
Betey, Thomas, of Col. Levi Pawling’s
British, 111:109, 110, 111.
services not satisfactory to Clinton,
joined enemy, VI:594.
from
prisoners,
list men and gain information for
700.
land
off
in company with Sir John Johnson,
ment, IV :36. Best,
Bettis, Joseph — continued.
Christina,
child
captured
Fredencksburgh, V:847-848. Betty, Thomas, sergeant, second regi¬ ment,
Ulster
county militia,
VI:
624.
by Indians near Fort Plank, VI:
Beverly, see also Robinson’s House.
78, 724.
Beverly,
Bettinger,
Martin,
father
of
child
captured near Fort Plank, VI:78. Bettis
(Bettes, Bettice), Joseph, of
Stillwater, N. Y., loyalist, carries
Highlands of
the
Hudson,
headquarters of American generals, 11:724; quarters,
Gen.
Arnold’s
11:725,
burned, 11:728.
727,
head¬ 728;
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Beverly dock, near Garrison, N. Y., Arnold
conveyed
“Vulture,”
from,
to
the
11:728.
Bevier, -, widow, of New Paltz county,
N.
Y.,
And.ries,
regiment,
captain,
Ulster
of
county
third militia,
1:517; return of delinquents in his company,
11:248-249; return
of
company, 11:767, V:452; carries intelligence
Bevier,
Jacob,
joins
of danger to
in
Ulster
III:
petition border,
frontier,
111:250; joins in petition for pro¬
for IV:
768, V:562. Bevier, Jesse, joins in petition for pro¬ tection of Ulster frontier,
loyalist, 1:766, 768, 771, 777. Bevier,
protection of Ulster frontier,
protection of
111:90, VI:680.
Ulster
Bevier, Elizabeth — continued,
549.
Beverwick, near Morristown, N. J.,
precinct,
57
V :562.
Bevier, Johannis, Jr., joins in petition for
protection
111:549,
of
Ulster
IV:768,
frontier,
V:561,
562,
563. Bevier, Louis (Lewis), joins in peti¬ tion for protection of Ulster fron¬ tier, 111:549, V :562.
IV:
Bevier,
768, V:561, 562; appointed com¬
fifth
missary by Col. Cantine, III :636,
member of court martial at Fort
664; his selection disapproved by
Montgomery,
the
con¬
enlisting men, 1:839, 840; report
duct on the desolation of Lacka-
of officer of guard at New Wind¬
tection
of frontier,
Governor,
111:549,
111:637; his
Philip
Dubois,
regiment,
captain,
New
York
1:749,
764,
of line,
775;
sor, 11:437; his company at Hur¬
wack, 111:637, 665. Bevier, Benjamin, joins in petition for protection of Ulster frontier,
III:
ley,
N.
Y.,
11:467;
return
of
company, IV :59 7; engaged in Sul¬ livan’s expedition, V :241 ; date of
549, IV:768, V:562. Bevier, Cornelius, of Wawarsing, N. Y., joins in petition for protection of Ulster frontier, 11:644, IV :768,
commission, V:705 ; joins in repre¬ sentations to legislature concerning wants of New York troops, VI: 220; bears flag of truce to Canada,
V:561, 562. Bevier,
David,
VI:762, of
Hunk,
Ulster
county, N. Y., engages to indem¬ nify commissary for extra expenses, 111:680.
county
charged January
1,
368; 1781,
dis¬ VII:
17. Bevill, St. Leger, ensign, sixty-second regiment, British army, with Bur-
Bevier, David, of Col. John Cantine s Ulster
VII :342,
regiment
and
Col.
A. Pawling’s levies, VI:37. Bevier, Elizabeth, joins in petition for
goyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Beville, -, de, quartermaster-gen¬ eral, French army, at West Point with Washington, VIII:408.
State of New York
58
Bibby,
Thomas,
lieutenant,
twenty-
fourth regiment, afterward deputy adjutant-general, with
British
Burgoyne
at
army,
Saratoga,
II:
45 1 ; charges Americans with bar¬ barities
in
Westchester
county,
VIII :209. Bice,
of
Poughkeepsie,
N.
IV :599.
adopt
badge
Evacuation
day
to
be
worn
in
New
on
York,
VIII :295.
of marines, directed to issue neces¬ saries to Lt. Hallett, VI :426.
of
Clement, colonel, forage;
Monmouth, legislation of
hay
178;
of
Philadelphia,
commissary describes
general
battle
of
111:508-509; advises
on prices and
and
delivery
grain,
IV :23,
26,
acknowledges
supplies
fur¬
of
(Beetle), “Andria
Nicholas, Doria,”
captain,
American
VI :631-632, Biglo,
David,
of
thirteenth
regi¬
ment, Albany county militia, peti¬
captive
Hopestill,
of
Bilbao, Spain, American newspapers received at, V:685.
county,
captain,
N.
of
dered to White Plains, Bill,
Elijah,
Orange
Y., his company or¬
carpenter
111:507.
employed
Adam,
captain, see Bettin.
Billings,
-,
articles
Andrew,
Orange county,
of
Poughkeepsie,
to William Emmott to visit New York, 11:546; suggests to Clinton a means of sustaining the currency, 11:677-678; superintends associa¬ of
district,
exempts
in
Poughkeepsie
IV:234-236.
Billingsport, N. J., 11:559. Christopher,
of
Abigail,
of
captive in
631-632, 725.
Skenesborough, Canada,
VI:
Richmond
county, N. Y., loyalist, V:159. Bingham,
John
(Jo’n),
William,
of
Jr.,
of ex¬
N. Y.,
Ill:
Philadelphia,
Pa., agent of continental congress at Martinique,
111:735.
New
N. Y., protests against permission
Bingham,
Bigger, John, of associated exempts.
from
York city intended for, V :463. Billings,
V:262; heads class in Col. John McCrea’s regiment, VI:38.
in
1:452.
Billings,
empts of Claverack,
Y.,
in Canada,
Skenesborough,
642.
N.
Canada,
725.
tions for permit to export wheat,
Biglo,
in
725.
N. Y., his three children prisoners
Billop,
vessel, 1:247, 270. Bidwell,
Hannah,
tion
nished by New York, V :604. Biddle
captive
obstructing Hudson river,
Bicker, Victor, Jr., lieutenant captain
Pa.,
Biglo,
Bill,-,
Bicker, Henry, colonel, on committee
Biddle,
Esther,
VI :631-632,
in Canada, VI :63 1-632, 725.
--,
Y., loyalist, pilots a British galley,
to
Biglo,
IV:451;
incorpo¬
rator of the Bank of North Amer¬ ica, VII :629. Bingham & Ross, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Bingham & Ross, etc.— continued,
59
Birdsall, Benjamin — continued.
business relations with government
Quaker,
criticised by Arthur Lee, 1V:449.
court martial, V:472.
Bininger,
of
member
of
Camden,
Birdsall, Benjamin, of Newburgh pre¬
Charlotte county, N. Y., charges
cinct, N. Y., his affidavit as to dis¬
commissioners for conspiracies with
pute between soldiers and civil of¬
wrongful seizures, IV:727-730.
ficers, VI: 1 44-1 45.
Birch
Abraham,
111:359;
(Burch), John, on Delaware
Birdsall, Benjamin, his horse taken by
river, loyalist, his grain destroyed, 111:666;
said
to
be
wounded,
111:730; has joined enemy, IV: 1 8. Birch,
Samuel,
British
army,
brigadier-general, ordered
to
deliver
VI
Joshua Myrick,
j
:528.
Birdsall, Benjamin, of New York city, foreman
of
fire
VIII:
company,
304. Birdsall Daniel, of Peekskill, N. Y.,
houses on New York island to the
articles for his use from New York
owners, VIII :203.
held
Birdsall,
Birdsell,
see
also
Burdsel,
Burdsell.
Y., advises against paroling Maj.
Birdsall,-, from
disaffected smallpox
person, at
New¬
Birdsall, Benjamin, lieutenant-colonel. Queens
county
militia,
held
hostage
by
British
in
the
11:648;
Island, captured on British sloop, 11:678. House,
explains
as
New
detention
to Clinton, 11:688-689; Gen. Par¬ sons demands his release,
11:803-
empts, Dutchess county, Birmingham,
VIII:
Birtch,
Jesse,
11:805-806;
unable
owing
to
to
tory
plots in neighborhood, VI :646. Birdsall, Benjamin, lieutenant-colonel, regiment,
Dutchess
county
Bay there
John
Field’s
of, by
Europe,
captures
Captain
Wickes,
11:453. Bise,
Gideon,
Myndert Harris, 111:240; vouches
V :41 9.
Bunker,
Col.
tenant, with Burgoyne at Saratoga,
N.
Llihu
of
Bischausen, -, von, German lieu¬
militia, signs petition for pardon of
of
without par¬
Dutchess county regiment, 11:734. Biscay,
Parsons,
legislature,
England,
IV :63.
liamentary representation, 1:26.
11:540.
behavior
Y.,
41 7.
made
for
N.
Washington’s headquarters,
805 ; states his condition to Gen.
fifth
Peekskill,
Birdsell, Abraham, of associated ex¬
burgh, 11:808.
attend
V :360,
376, 388.
Birdsall
Colden, 11:343.
York,
Poughkeepsie,
Birdsall, Samuel, of Oyster Bay, Long
Birdsall, -, of Little Britain, N.
suffering
at
Y.,
of
pilot,
Dutchess in
British
county, service,
1 Bishop, Daniel, fifer, in Maj. Maurice
6o
State of New York
Bishop, Daniel — continued.
Black, James — continued.
Pleas’ battalion at Fort Constitu¬
Clinton copy of convention proceed¬
tion, 1:831.
ings
Bishop,
Ezekiel,
disaffected
at Cambridge,
N.
Y.,
VI:
person,
884; writes to Clinton about want
prisoner at Hurley, N. Y., 11:466,
of compensation for services, VII:
472, 476. Bishop, N.
John,
Y., in
51-52; asks legislative aid in sett¬ of
Cortlandt
Manor,
third regiment,
West¬
chester county militia, VI :70.
protests against conduct of quarter¬ master and clothier, VI:787.
N. Y., joins in petition for protec- : tion against Indians, V:179.
nental
regiment,
conti¬
petitions conven¬
tion for aid to
recruiting service,
1:579;
Clinton,
visits
recommended Clinton,
to
1:657;
1:656;
Washington ordered
department,
referred
VI 1:505-
to for information,
Black, John, Sr., of second regiment, Ulster county militia, VI :624. Creek,
to
by Fort
Charlotte
county,
at Cambridge in interest of Ver¬ claim,
V1:865 ;
inhabitants
opposing Vermont claim, VII :277. Black Point, Monmouth county, N. J.,
pilots wanted at,
for French
fleet, 111:560. “ Black Prince,” the, American pri¬ vateer, its exploits, V :408. “ Black Princess,” the, American pri¬
Montgomery, 1:692; at Fort Clin¬
vateer, commission asked
ton, 1:842, 857, 11:22, 40, 50;
408.
appointed sub-comrrissary of cloth¬ ing, 11:536; reports want of cloth¬ ing at Morristown, N. J., V :45 1 ; to receive voluntary gifts of cloth- I ing,
V :91 7-91 8 ;
neglect
of
duty,
Vl:74,
for,
V:
Black river, near Oswegatchie, N. Y., Indians captured on, IV:804. Black
Sam,
sobriquet
of
Samuel
Fraunces, VIII :305, 307.
charged
with
Black Smith, or Jacob, Indian warrior,
VI: 19-20,
23,
at council at Fort Schuyler, VIII:
48, 60; ill and unable to perform duties,
N.
Y„ represented in convention held
mont
Black, James, captain, of Col. Wil¬ additional
506;
Black
Blaber, Christyan, of Tryon county,
Malcom’s
his
VII :598.
Bishop, John, of Newburgh, N. Y.,
liam
ling
130;
353.
on
Blackall, Arthur, lieutenant, of sixty-
shoes delivered to troops, VI:476-
second regiment, British army, with
477; delay in his department ex- |
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451.
plained,
V1:525-526;
turn
clothing,
633;
of
reports
makes
VI:587,
orders issue of
re¬
VII:
clothing
to
Blacker, Henry, ensign, of sixty-sec¬ ond regiment,
British
army,
with
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451.
Lamb’s regiment, VI:834; brings | Blackslee, see Blakeslee.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Blackwood,
John,
lieutenant,
of
Blair, John — continued.
twenty-first regiment, British army,
from
with
Capt.
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga.
61
11:
451.
military
exactions,
V :689;
McKillip charged with de¬
faming him, V :8 71 ; said to favor
Blagg, John, employed to buy flour
Vermont’s
for Connecticut ships, IV:319.
territorial
claim,
VI:
789; disregards authority of New
Blagge, Benjamin, of New York city,
York, VII :35.
member of common council, VIII:
Blakeslee, James, captain, of Brattle-
395.
boro, Vt., recommended for com¬
Blaggs Clove, Orange county, N. Y.,
mand of company, VI:22; joins in
1:308.
protest
Blain, William, major, of Col. John Hathorn’s ordered
ment,
Orange county militia,
to
Haverstraw,
against
Vermont
V1:61 3; writes
govern¬
to Clinton
about pay of his company, VII: 608.
1:302,
303; return of company, 11:258;
Blakslee, see Blakeslee.
member of court martial, 111:718.
Blamley,
Richard,
Claverack,
Blaine, Ephraim, colonel, commissarygeneral of purchases, reports maga¬
N.
of
Y.,
exempts
of
111:642,
IV:
652.
V:544;
Blanca, Florida, Spanish secretary of
calls on Clinton for army supplies,
state for the Indies, John Jay’s con¬
VI:92-93,
ference with, V :285-286.
zines
nearly
exhausted,
100-101,
558-560;
Blanchard, Amasa, sergeant, of Maj.
informs congress of needs of army and his department, VI: 1 10-1 12,
Ebenezer
298-301 ; assured of Clinton’s co¬
ment, brings message from Mount
operation,
VI: 121-122;
directed
by congress to make accurate re¬
j
Allen’s
Vermont
Independence to Clinton, Blanchard,
Claude,
French
of names of state agents, VI:462;
meeting with Washington,
declines
417.
to
calculate
depreciation
ment of accounts with New York
in
journal VIII:
Blanchard, Ephraim, of first regiment, New York line, VI:532. Bland,
state, VII :99.
records
V:777.
commissary,
turns, VI:330-331 ; to be informed
on public accounts, VI:636; state¬
army,
regi¬
Theodoric,
colonel,
of
Vir¬
Blair, see also Blare.
ginia, member of continental con¬
Blair,-, presents bill for rum used
gress, 1:1 77; on committee to deal
at Fort Montgomery, Blair,
John,
with mutiny of Pennsylvania line,
IV:70.
lieutenant-colonel,
six¬
VI:549;
favors
incorporation
of
county
Bank of North America, VI:908;
militia, IV:727; petitions for relief
upholds Vermont claim, VIII :42 ;
teenth
regiment,
Albany
State of New York
62
Blauvelt, Cornelius — continued,
Bland, Theodoric — continued, votes on resolutions to adjust pub¬
tier,
IV: 1 71 ; petitions for reduc¬
lic
tion
of militia
burdens
among
the
several
states, VI11:68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 83;
on
committee
Washington’s
to
letter on
consider grievances
of troops, VIII: 1 96.
Marcus,
regiment,
his
exchange
captain,
Albany
of
Y.,
county
begs
brings
defense
of
news
return
home,
Blauvelt, Daniel, son of Abraham, of Tappan, N. Y., in service of Brit¬
of
Mrs.
seeks
585,
637,
653, 11:360; desires to visit New
permission
to
return
home, IV :22 1. Blauvelt
1:419,
to
militia,
Blau, -, (Mrs.), of New Wind¬ Y„
for
IV :221.
Clinton, 1:363. '
N.
petitions
permission
ish,
-,
sor,
N.
tenth
V :537. Blau,
Blauvelt, Cornelius, of Orange county,
pan, N. Y ., in service of British,
loyalist,
considered, 111:184-185, 186. Blatner,
903.
Blauvelt, Daniel, son of John, of Tap-
Blare, see also Blair. -,
VI:
frontier, IV:172.
Blany, --- (Mrs.), 1:343.
Blare,
requirements,
(Bleavelt), Garrit, Is., of
Orangetown, son who
has
N. Y., assessed for joined enemy,
VI:
531.
York, VI :441. Blauvelt
(Blawelt),
Abraham,
of
Orange county, N. Y., joins in pe¬ tition for defense of frontier,
IV:
Blauvelt
(Blaufelt),
Orange county,
Abraham,
N.
Y.,
of
petitions
British service, begs permission to
Blauvelt
(Blauvilt),
Abraham,
of
Tappan, N. Y., his two sons with
(Blawvelt), Aury, captain,
accuses Col. A. couraging
N.
Y., regiment,
H. Hay of dis¬
resistance
town, N. Y., distressed by impress¬
Blauvelt, N.
Isaac,
Y.,
of
petitions
Orange for
county,
defense
of
frontier, IV: 1 72.
the enemy, IV :22 1.
Haverstraw,
Blauvelt, Hendrick Jos., of Orange-
ment of wheat, IV :81 7.
for defense of frontier, IV: 1 72.
of
Abraham, of Tappan, N. Y., in
return home, IV :221.
171.
Blauvelt
Blauvelt (Blauvilt), Handrick, son of
to
enemy,
11:435. Blauvelt, Cornelius, lieutenant, of Col.
Blauvelt (Blauvilt), Jane, of Tappan, N.
Y„
asks permission
for
three
young men in enemy’s service to re¬ turn home, IV :221. Blauvelt nes
(Blavelt, Blawfelt), Johan¬
David,
lieutenant-colonel,
of
regiment,
I:
A. H. Hay’s Orange county regi- !
Orangetown
ment, petitions for defense of fron-
638, 643, 654.
resigns,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Blauvelt (Blauvet), Johannes J., cap¬
63
Blauvelt, Thomas — continued,
tain, of Orangetown regiment, com¬
ment,
plains of exposed position, 1:701-
militia requirements, VI :903.
petitions
for
reduction
of
702; his company to receive part
Blauw, see Blau.
of Lieut.
111:296;
Bleecker, Henry, of Albany, N. Y.,
frontier,
signs petition in behalf of Benjamin
IV: 172 ; return of men raised from
Rogers, 111:334; clerk in office of
his company, V:774; petitions for
commissary, V:726.
petitions
Sickles’ men, for
reduction
defense
of
militia
of
requirements,
VI:903. Blauvelt
Jacob,
of exempts
of Al¬
bany, N. Y., IV :209; petitions for
(Blauvalt,
Blauveldt),
Jo¬
hannes Jos., major, of Orangetown regiment, complains of exposed po¬ sition,
Bleecker,
1:701-702;
bedience
of
petitions
for
reports
militia, defense
diso¬
Dr. Van Dyck’s return to Albany, V :274. Bleecker, John, of Albany, N. Y., on committee to cooperate with Gen.
1:734-735;
Schuyler in repelling
of
387; carried off by raiders, VII:
frontier,
IV: 1 71.
invasion,
I:
185.
Blauvelt, Johannis, of Orange county,
Bleecker, John J., of Albany, N. Y.,
N. Y., petitions for defense of fron¬
signs petition in behalf of Benjamin
tier, IV:
1
Rogers,
71.
111:334;
of
exempts
of
(Blavelt), John, of Orange
Albany, N. Y., IV:10, 209; peti¬
county, N. Y., petitions for defense
tions for Dr. Van Dyck’s return to
of frontier, IV : 1 72.
Albany, V:274; appointed Indian
Blauvelt
Blauvelt pan,
(Blauvilt), N.
Y.,
John,
his
son
of
Tap-
child,
N.
Y.,
of Tomhannock,
Margaret,
of
ment, Albany county militia, pro¬
her
posed for reappointment, V:838;
asks
that
carried away by Abraham
Lent, may be returned,
IV :221 -
222.
Y.,
justice
captain,
of
peace,
fourteenth
VI:799;
regi¬
buys
provisions and forage on state ac¬ count, VI :820, 821.
Blauvelt,
Richard,
petitions
for
de¬
Blauvelt, Thomas, of Orange county, Y.,
petitions
for
defense
Bleecker, John N., of Albany, N. Y., commissary,
fense of frontier, IV: 1 72.
N.
John J.,
the
N.
(Blauvit),
Tappan,
Bleecker,
with
enemy, IV :221. Blauvelt
interpreter, VIII :345.
of
frontier, IV: 1 71.
11:373-374;
flour
transported
explains
to
to,
Clinton
delay in remittance,
II :528-529;
petitions
of
in
behalf
Benjamin
Blauvelt, Thomas, lieutenant, of Col.
Rogers, 111:334; petitions for re¬
A. H. Hay’s Orange county regi-
tention of John Tillman as deputy
State of New York
64
Bleecker, John N.— continued, commissary of hides,
Block-houses,
built
by
British
near
V :260; ap¬
Fort Lafayette, V:27; erection of
pointed to collect linen for troops,
one at Tioga, N. Y., suggested by
V :9 I 7, VI :223, 224; applies for
Washington,
position
of
counts,
VI :483-484,
commissioner
V:123; part of de¬
of
ac¬
fenses at
501;
at¬
208; one at Baldwin’s creek, occu¬
tends meeting to plan for defense
pied by enemy at battle of New¬
of frontier, VII :61 9. Bleecker, John R., of Albany, N. Y., petitions
in
behalf
Hook,
V:206,
town,
V:235; seven at Schenec¬
tady,
VI: 71 7;
one
on
Orange
Benjamin
frontier, VII:224, 225; two sug¬
Rogers, 111:334; petitions for Dr.
gested for protection of Bedford,
Van
VI1:5 1 1,
Dyck’s
of
Paulus
return
to
Albany,
V :274.
Gen.
Heath’s
opinion of their utility, VII:525;
Bleecker, Leonard, captain, third regi¬ ment,
542;
New
York line,
return of
clothing needed by his company,
one at Cinkaick held by rioters, VIL579, 615. Blomefield,
Thomas, captain, British
11:687; offers resignation, V:479;
army, with Burgoyne, at Saratoga,
his account of shoes issued to levies,
11:451.
VI :369, 370; desertions from his company, VI:370.
in
behalf
of
Benjamin
Rogers, 111:334.
Pennsylvania line, cap¬
tured at Germantown, !V:229. Blicker,
James,
deputy
commissary
general of issues, 11:1.90. Blindbury,
Solomon,
acts
British
Theodore, captain, of
second regiment of New York artil¬ lery, V1:91 6; company on duty at West Point, VII :69, 145. Bliven
((Bleven), John, major, of
third regiment, Tryon county mi¬ litia, reported killed at Oriskany, 11:284.
associated
ex¬
county, III:41 1. Bloodgood,
Abraham,
captain,
behalf of
Benjamin
Rogers,
of
III;
334; permitted to go to New York with
sloop,
657-659,
V:576, 660;
586,
617,
entrusted
with
papers from New York, in
interest, VI:889. Bliss, Thomas
of
New Marlborough, Ulster
Albany, N. Y., joins in petition in
Blewer, George, lieutenant, of fourth regiment,
Joseph,
empts,
Bleecker, R’t, of Albany, N. Y., pe¬ titions
Blomer,
695,
V :684,
711; meeting of supervisors
at his house, VI:448; employed in recruiting, VI: 5 61,71 5. Bloodgood, James, of Albany, N. Y., sends
phaeton
to
Clinton,
VII:
388. Bloodgood,
William,
employed
on
sloop, “ Elizabeth,” V: 657. Bloodgood, Col.
William,
Dubois’
lieutenant,
levies,
member
of of
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Bloodgood, William — continued, court
martial,
VI:334;
in
Blossom, Rolland — continued.
Col.
Field’s Dutchess county regiment,
Willett’s levies, VI:895, 896.
11:734.
Bloody Pond, near Lake George, N.
Blue Hills, Ulster county, N. Y., VI:
Y., action at, in Maj. Carleton’s expedition,
VI :337;
scouts
620.
dis¬
Blunt, Joseph, petitions for protection
Ze-
Blunt, William, of Dutchess county,
cover fires near, VI :394. Bloom,
Isaac, captain,
65
from robbers, 111:676.
of Col.
phaniah Platt’s exempts, Dutchess
N.
county,
vouched for, 11:627; petitions for
petitions
for
pardon
of
Y.,
his
political
soundness
Myndert Harris, 111:242; his com¬
protection from robbers,
pany
in Col. Roswell Hopkins’ regiment,
at
Camp
Fishkill,
V:352,
V: 71.
353, 358, 362. Bloom, Oaky, of Col. A. Pawling’s levies,
tried
111:676;
for
delinquency,
Board of War, see United States.
V:
Boarman, Silas, of Pawling’s precinct,
Westchester
Bobbit, Mary, begs permission to go
687.
Dutchess county, N. Y., V:869.
Bloomer,
Robert,
of
to Long Island, V:387.
county, N. Y., in service of enemy,
Bochannen, see Buchanan.
VI:630.
Bocht, see Boght.
Bloomingdale, New York city, Gen. DeLancey’s house at, burned, II:
Bockee, see Bokee.
558.
Bode,-,
German
ensign,
with
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:453.
Blooming Grove, Orange county, N. Y., committee of, unable to furnish
Bodin, John, of Queens county, N.
teams or forage, 11:739-740; mur¬
Y., condemned as enemy of Ameri¬
der
can cause, V: 1 58.
at,
Smith,
committed IV:146,
by
Claudius
148-149;
Bodley, Andrew of fourth regiment.
resi¬
New York line, V :924.
dents ask for protection from horse
Bodley,
thieves, V :679. Blooming
Hope,
N.
Y.,
Joshua,
Boelin,
loyalist,
applies
leave to go to England, asks
to
be
exchanged,
111:81 ;
Boarum,
VI:451,
5
Col.
petition
for
of
of fire
New
York
company,
city, VIII:
Boerom,
Booram, Boorem,
Borom, see Boerum.
Dutchess county regiment, II: 734. of
in
303.
Boerum, William, lieutenant, of Kings
Blossom, Peter, of Col. John Field’s
Rolland,
Jacob,
foreman
for
762, VII :311, 320, 334.
Blossom,
joins
defense of Ulster frontier, 111:549.
Clinton’s
farm at, III :29. Bloore,
John,
John
I
county light horse, assemblyman for Kings,
his
wife
exchanged,
III:
State of New York
66
Boerum, William — continued. 271-272,
V:922,
Bogardus, Evert — continued.
VI:445-446;
111:298;
return of his company,
superintendent of drafts in Dutchess
111:412,
IV:527; return of men
county, 111:317; lieutenant of ex¬
in his district, V :91 7.
empts in
Rombout precinct,
IV:
112; takes part in meeting held to fix prices of provisions,
IV:677-
678.
Bogardus, Lewis, of Dutchess county minute
men,
second
419; sergeant,
regiment,
I:
of third regiment,
New York line, VI:4-5.
Boetger, Andries,
loyalist,
prisoner,
VI :731. Bogard,
Y., his behavior toward messenger
Bogardt,
see
also
Bogart,
Bogert, Boghart. Bogard,
Bogarson, -, of Poughkeepsie, N.
Roloff,
of Lafayette, 11:787-788. Bogart,
brings
news
from
New York, 1:635-636.
Bogert,
Boghart,
see
also
Bogard, Bogardt. Bogart, Cornelius, of exempts of Mar¬
Bogardt, Johannis, of Marbletown, N.
bletown, N. Y., IV:32.
Y., assessed for son who has joined Bogart, enemy, VI:639. Bogardus
(Borgadus),
-,
of
Gasia,
property
of
taken
New Jersey, by
New
his
York
raiders, 11:625. Fishkill, N. Y., captain of sloop, 11:411, 469; returns from New York
city,
11:580;
allowed
to
convey women and children down the Hudson, VI:438, 440, 446. Bogardus, Col.
Benjamin,
Morris
lieutenant,
Graham’s
of
Dutchess
county regiment, protests against se¬
Bogart, Henry, of Steenrapie, Bergen county, N. J., lead and bullets left in his care, 1:541. Bogart, Jacobus, of Hackensack, N. J., accused of trading with enemy, 11:599-600. Bogart, John,
of Col.
Robert Van
lection of William Forman as regi¬
Rensselaer’s Albany county militia,
mental
employed in commissary service, V:
surgeon,
1:335;
recom¬
mended for lieutenant in continental army, 1:428; in third New York regiment,
HI:opp.
510,
V:480,
VI:220. Bogardus, Everardus, of Rhinebeck,
383, 385. Bogart,
Marthar,
allowed
to
move
from New Bridge, N. J., to Ber¬ gen, 11:600. Bogart, Martin, of Col.
Levi Pawl-
N. Y., petitions Clinton to effect
ing’s Ulster county regiment, delin¬
exchange of Edward Covenhoven,
quent, 11:249.
IV: 1 45. Bogardus, Evert, captain, of first regi¬ ment, Ulster county militia, II :249, !
Bogart, Nicholas, of Hackensack, N. J., 1:542. Bogert, Abram, of Albany, N. Y.,
Analytical Index-—Clinton Papers
Bogert, Abram — continued. petitions
in
behalf
of
67
Boice, John, of Col. Roswell Hop¬
Benjamin
Rogers, III :334.
kins’
Dutchess
county
regiment,
loyalist, V:71.
Bogert, Claus, of Orangetown, N. Y., assessed for son serving with enemy, VI :531.
Boice, Mathew, workman, listed as mutineer, 1:642. Bokee, James, lieutenant, of Willett’s
Bogert, Cornelius, of Albany, N. Y., petitions for return of Dr. Van Dyck to city, V :274.
levies, VI :81 4. Boland, William, assistant commissary of forage, IV:305.
Bogert, Hendrick, of exempts of Al¬
Boler, Simeon, of Saratoga district,
bany, N. Y., IV: 1 1 ; petitions for
N. Y., petitions for protection of
return of Dr. Van Dyck to Al¬
frontier, 111:21 I. Bolsom, see Bulsom.
bany, V :274. Bogert, Isaac, captain, of Col. H. K.
Bolson, see Bulson.
Van Rensselaer’s and Col. John
Bolster, Isaac, captain, of third regi¬
Harper’s levies, 1:569; his affidavit
ment, Massachusetts infantry, mem¬
concerning
ber of court martial, 1:41 3.
Capt.
seizures
Ballard,
of
cattle
IV :20-2 1 ;
by
signs
memorial for retention of John 1 ill man as commissary of hides, V: 260; stationed at Schoharie,
V:
797, VIA, 53, 265. N. Y., joins in petition for protec¬ Boggs, Thomas, lieutenant, of Char- j lotte county, N. Y., in Col. H. Rensselaer’s
levies,
I:
569, IV:753, 831. Boghart, Henry, of Marbletown, N. Y., petitions for protection of west¬ ern border, IV :52. Boght, Groesbeck Corners, in town of j Watervliet, Albany county, N. Y., V :40. Bohonnan, Robert, of twelfth regi¬ ment, Albany county militia, VI: j
15.
George, deputy secretary of
continental congress, V :483, VI: 155. Bond, John, lieutenant, of Col. Jona¬ than
tion, IV: 1 72.
Van
at VII: 1 06. Bond,
865, VII :32, 238, 309, VIII :83,
Bogert, John J., of Orange county,
K.
Bolton, Conn., French army encamps
Hasbrouck’s
Ulster
county
regiment, III :466. Bond, Thomas,
draft in his favor
from New York state, VII :99. Bonesteal,
Nicholas,
of
Rhinebeck
precinct, N. Y., testifies in favor of Samuel Hake, V:372. Bonesteel
(Bonestel,
Bomystill),
David, of exempts of Claverack, N. Y„ 111:642, IV:652. Bonham town (Bonems town), N. J., scene of skirmish, Feb. 23, I 777, 1:623. Bonnel, see Bunnell.
68
State of New York
Borling, Thomas, of Newburgh, N.
Bonny, Ichabod, sufferer by depreda¬ tions at German Flats, IV:342; in
Y., Quaker, taxed for military pur¬
fourth regiment Tryon county mili¬
poses, VI :626,794. Bornemann,
tia, stationed at Fort Flerkimer, V: 663.
lieuten¬
ston and Hurley, N. Y., 111:612.
ist prisoner of war, VI:731.
Bosarune,
Bonter, Peter, of English Neighbor¬ N. J.,
loyalist prisoner,
David,
Livingston’s
I:
of Col.
Albany
Peter R.
county
regi¬
ment, W :36.
510.
Boskirk, see Van Buskirk.
Booker, Benjamin, loyalist, sent from Rockingham,
N.
H.,
to
Bost, Elizabeth, captured by Indians
Hurley,
near Fort Plank, VI:78, 724.
N. Y„ 11:831, 832.
Bost,
Boom, Syntia (Cynthia), sufferer by
corps,
prisoner,
(Boonetown),
N.
VI:731. ] J.,
Ill:
Boorbach, John, justice of peace, re¬ ceives evidence of violation of Sara¬ toga convention, 111:599. Thomas,
Durlach,
Tryon
Y.,
attempts,
to join
j
Bostick, see also Basic. Bostick, Albany county, N. Y., Ill: 617.
51, VII, 492.
Boosworth,
N.
of
Sir John Johnson, VI 1:81.
Boon, William, lieutenant, of Butler’s loyalist
Michael,
county,
frontier raid, V :62, 63.
Boonton
German
Boron, Anthony, of exempts of King¬
Bonse, John Henry Zacharias, loyal¬
hood,
-,
ant, with Burgoyne, 11:452.
of exempts of
Boston, Mass., records of New York Dutch her
governors
remonstrance
carried to, against
1:8;
taxation
by parliament, 1:33; resentment at stamp act, 1:36; burning of admir¬ Marlborough, N. Y., 111:411. Booth, Benjamin, of New York city, merchant,
VIII :xxxvi.
Booth, Benjamin, of Orange county, N. Y., refuses oath of allegiance, 111:691. Booth, George, of Col. James McClaghry’s Ulster county regiment, VI :624.
alty records by rioters, 1:37; Brit¬ ish
regiment
stationed
at,
1:44;
massacre of March 5, 1770, 1:61, 11:308;
tea
party,
of
Dec.
16,
1773, 1:62 ; New York streets and houses compared with those of, I: 71, 76; port bill, 1:72, 75, IV: 574; prices and rents in 1775, I: 86-87; strength of army to invest,
Booth, John, of Oranee county, N.
1:1 19; British soldiers transported
Y., refuses oath of allegiance, III:
to, 1:204-205; strength of Gage’s
691.
army
at , 1:205 ;
211.
11:513; cattle driven from,
Bordeaux
(Bourdeaux), France, V:
446, 508.
evacuation,
I:
to enemy, 1:704; Burgoyne’s pre-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Boston, Mass.— continued, tended
destination,
69
Bostwick, Andrew — continued, Bur-
notes for forage supplies made ne¬
goyne’s army after surrender to em¬
gotiable, V :482 ; returns of forage
bark
for state of
at,
11:446,
11:243;
663,
111:305;
New York,
V:800,
pretended transportation of flour to,
852; anxious for settlement of his
11:501;
accounts, VI:566.
British
devastation occupation
due
and
to
American
siege of, 11:662; privilege sought, of
transporting
111:164, 734, 263,
264,
flour
to,
IV :91,
11:750,
131, 262,
515-516,
549,
125; smallpox breaks out in,
V: III:
Bostwick,
Daniel,
county, N. Y., Bostwick,
of
Westchester
111:159.
Samuel,
of
Westchester
county, N. Y., 111:159. Bosworth,
Thomas,
of
exempts
of
Marlborough, N. Y., 111:41 1.
220; supplies for New York troops
Botman, Arent, of Tryon county, N.
obtained at, 111:619; Count d’Es-
Y., petitions for protection against
taing sails for, 111:704, 708, 715;
Indians, V: I 79.
IV:
Bottles, Seber, of Claverack, N. Y.,
244; rumor that British army has
deserter from Willett’s levies, VII:
Gates goes to command at,
embarked
for,
IV :2 5 2; flour re¬
quired for French fleet at, IV :25 7, 429, 494,
560; scarcity of flour
in magazines at, IV :5 9 1 ; price of flour at, IV :671, 732 ; New York imports 179;
salt
from,
English
ward of,
V :262,
expedition
V :288;
to
V :685;
describes
dark
day
of
N. Y„
justice, II: 622. Botts, David, received money for re¬
Bouchand, Julien, recovers judgment
Lafay¬
May,
against
captain
of
privateer,
“Hunter,” V:193. Boucher,
James,
Livingston’s
of
Col.
Albany
Peter
R.
county regi¬
ment, IV :36.
Newburgh,
563, 586, 620;
alist, predicts revolt of colonies, I:
to
convention held at, for confedera¬ tion of the states,
VII:
161.
Bouck, John,
Bostwick, Andrew, colonel, agent to quartermaster general, 1:451 ; dep¬ uty commissary of forage, |ll:587) V :604,
848;
65. Bouck, see also Bouk.
Boston, road, Mass., 11:450.
IV:432,
county, N. Y., recommended for
Boucher, Rev. Jonathan, southern loy¬
from,
VII:365,
Tryon
east¬
1780, V:734-735; army clothing transported
of
cruit furnished to levies, V:537.
ette arrives in, V : 691 ; newspaper of
Gerhard,
VI:
newspapers from,
received in Spam,
287. Bottmann,
wishes
of Cobleskill,
N.
Y.,
suffers by Indian and tory raid, IV: 856. Bouck, William, of Schoharie, N. Y., captured by Indians, V:819, 842.
State of New York
70
Boudinot,
Elias,
commissary general
of prisoners and commissioner for exchange 594,
of
595,
receives
Samuel Hake,
VIII:68,
833,
London
continental
II
prisoners,
806,
news
V :299;
:573,
111:276; through
member of
VII: 178,
congress,
69, 70, 71, 72, 83; as
president of congress, sends Clinton resolution on copyright, 165 ;
sends
Clinton
VIII :1
64-
congressional
address on public finances,
VIII:
Bouton, see also Bowton. Bouton,
tia,
regiment,
classes,
correspondence
and
VI11-210;
fourth
nominated
for
VI: 1 6;
men in company for
commissions,
VII :5 1 0. Bouton, Jehiel, ensign of fourth regi¬ ment,
Westchester county militia,
recommended for lieutenancy, VII:
Bouton,
army officers’ address,
11:642;
recommended
510.
Washington
of
lieutenant, II :826; his company by
ing discontent in army over pay, 96-1 97; forwards to states
captain,
petitions for creation of new
168-169; Washington to, regard¬
VIII: 1
Daniel,
regiment, Westchester county mili¬
Noah,
captain,
of
second
regiment, Westchester county mili¬ tia,
petitions
for creation of new
regiment, II :642.
forwards to Clinton act of congress
Bouton, Samuel, lieutenant, of asso¬
on deficient representation of states,
ciated exempts, Westchester coun¬
VIII
ty,
of
:216,
219;
forwards
New Jersey’s
and
notice
Virginia’s
proposals regarding national cap¬ ital,
VIII :219;
forwards act of
petitions
for creation of new
regiment, 11:642. Bow,
Robert,
of
exempts
Windsor, N. Y.,
of
New
111:513.
congress relative to captures at sea
Bowdish, Gideon, of thirteenth regi¬
VIII:
ment, Albany county militia, III:
under preliminary agreement, 253; gress,
directed
VIII
to
adjourn
con¬
:267.
Bowdoin, James, governor of Massa¬
Bouk, see also Bouck.
chusetts, letter to Clinton about ces¬
Bouk, Frederick, his wife informs of enemy’s purpose
to
attack
Scho¬
harie, 111:423. Bound
Brook,
210, VI :38.
N. J.,
sion of Indian lands to New York state, VIII :393-395. Bowdy,
Washington’s
headquarters at, VI11:400. Bourbonnais, regiment of, see France, army. Bouse, Abraham, of Cambridge, N. Y., maltreats loyalists, 11:857.
Jeremiah,
Ludinton’s
of
Col.
Henry
Dutchess county
regi¬
ment, V :825. Bowen,
Jabez,
deputy
governor
of
Rhode Island, asks Clinton to ap¬ prehend
dealer
in
money, IV:268-269.
counterfeit
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Bowen,
7i
Prentice, captain and addi¬
Bowne, Joseph, of Newburgh, N. Y.,
tional quartermaster, third regiment,
refugee from Long Island, V :402.
New Y ork line, offers resignation,
Bowne, & Rickman, of New York
V :479; joins in representation to
city, merchants, VIII:xxxiii.
legislature V1:220; on committee
Bowton, see also Bouton.
to
Bowton, Samuel, of Col. Henry Lud-
adopt
badge
for
Evacuation
Day, VIII :295. Bowen,
William,
inton’s militia and Col. A. Pawllieutenant,
loyalist
ranger, prisoner of war at Albany, IV: 187, 220, V:386.
and
Cambridge,
N.
Thomas,
confined
in
Joel,
fifth
regiment,
county
regiment,
Boyce, Jehoiada, of Saratoga, N. Y., permit
to
export wheat for
salt, V :262. Boyce, John, of Col. Roswell Hop-
Poughkeepsie jail, VI:836. Bowers,
Dutchess
loyalist, 11:628.
asks
Y., 111:210. Bowerman,
Boyce, Isaac, of Col. Roswell Hop¬ kins’
Bower, Elias, petitions for protection of Saratoga
mg’s levies, V :825.
New
kin’s
Dutchess
county
regiment,
loyalist, 11:628.
York line, discharged, VI:655. Bowker, Joseph, of Vermont, chair¬ man of committee to consider Ver¬
Boyd,-, V :299. Boyd,
Ebenezer,
captain,
of
third
regiment, Westchester county mili¬
mont claim, VI :644.
tia and member of county commit¬ Bowman, Andrew, of Mohawk dis¬ trict, Tryon county,
tee,
11:550; returns of company,
N. Y., cap¬ IV: I 37, 1 38, VI :1 04 ; selected to
tured
by
Indians',
111:415,
IV:
700. Bowman, Tryon
Godleap, county,
of
N.
Y.,
Durlach, loyalist,
VII :81.
VI: 732. Boyd, John, lieutenant, of Col. Ros¬ well
Bowman, Martis, of Durlach, Tryon county, N. Y., loyalist, VII :81. Bowman’s
Creek,
see
also
Canajo-
Hopkins’
Dutchess
county
regiment, V:472. Boyd, John, Jr., petitions for protec¬ tion of Saratoga and Cambridge, N. Y., 111:211.
harie. Bowman’s county,
solicit linen for troops, VI: 56, 57; return of levy from his company,
Creek, N.
111:409;
Y.,
visited
Montgomery inhabitants by
enemy,
flee, V:
742, VI :811, 823. Bowmans Kill, see Bowman’s Creek.
Boyd, Robert, Jr., major, member of assembly, Y.,
writes
of to
New
Windsor,
Clinton
on
N.
county
election, fortifications in Highlands and suspected persons, 1:244-247;
State of New York
72
Bradbig, see Breadbake.
Boyd, Robert, Jr.— continued, interested with Clinton in mill, I:
Braddish, John, employed to purchase
367, 656, 674, IV:435; conveys
flour for families of officers in Glo¬
powder by boat, 1:374; chairman
ver’s brigade, IV:133.
of Ulster county committee, 1:631 ;
Braddock,
Edward,
major
general,
carries message for Col. Van Cort-
British army, his defeat, 1:270, V:
landt, 1:738, 745; discusses duty
239.
toward loyalists, 1:746-747; com¬ mends 782,
brother
for nail-maker,
I:
789; sends loyalist to Clin¬
ton,
1:788-789;
Bradford, -, at Ticonderoga, N. Y„ 11:63. Bradford,
Cornelius,
of
Rhinebeck,
recommends
N. Y„ employed in forage depart¬
smith, 11:4; his shop refuses work,
ment, 111:587; asks exchange for
11:84;
Edward Covenhoven, IV:145.
concerned
in
commissary
bills, 111:620, IV:433, 434-435,
Bradford, John, continental agent at
651 ; complains of Gen. Riedesel’s
Boston, IV :45 1 ; authorized to sell
conduct, IV :434 ;• carries message
rum and sugar to New York state,
from Clinton to Col. Malcom, V:
V :343.
49, 50; assailed by Col. Pawling, V :61 5.
York line, recommended as smith,
Boyd,
789.
Samuel,
of
Livingston
Thomas,
regiment
regiment,
lieutenant,
(detached
Pennsylvania
line,
to
of
regiment,
engaged
in
Bradford, William, of Rhode Island, major, Sherburne’s continental ad¬
murdered
by
ditional regiment, 11:443. Bradford,
William,
printer,
John
Peter Zenger his apprentice, 1:55; his New York Gazette, I ;62.
Boylston, -, of Boston, Mass., his house, 1:75.
Bradley, Samuel, of Fairfield, Conn., justice of peace, informs Clinton of
Boys, John, of Col. Roswell Hopkins’ county
regiment,
delin¬
quent, V :73.
theft of parchment, IV: 1 52. Bradley, Stephen R., agent of Ver¬ mont, V :326, 483; joins in appeal
Brackaben,
Breakabeen,
first
artillery,
fourth),
lotte county, N. Y., IV :447.
Brakabeen,
lieutenant,
continental
capture of Paulus Hook, V :208.
Boyd, William, of exempts, of Char¬
Brackabeen,
Bradford, Samuel Killett, of Virginia,
first
Indians, 1:166, V :239-240.
Dutchess
lett’s levies, VII:286.
captain of second
Ulster county militia, VI:624: Boyd,
Robert,
Manor, N. Y., deserter from Wil¬
Boyd, Samuel, of fifth regiment. New
1:782,
Bradford,
Bre
Brackabien,
Kebeen,
see
to congress, V:483-486; gives as¬ surance
of
Vermont’s
patriotism,
V:489-490; on committee to con-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Bradley, Stephen R.— continued, ciliate
people
county,
of
Cumberland
V:889-890;
Vermont
before
represents
congress,
VII:
165, 445, 517.
Woodhull’s
light
horse,
Orange
county, 1:551 ; informs Clinton of murder of Maj. Strong, 148,
IV: 1 47,
149.
Bradner,
Colvil,
Jr.,
of Col.
Hath-
linquent, IV :272.
county militia,
land
bounty
rights, VI :453.
of Col. Lewis Dubois’ levies, sent to advise with Clinton about Tryon county loyalists,
of
Col.
Thomas
Thomas’ Westchester county regi¬ and
second regiment.
New
York line, VI :732. Brady,
Michael, loyalist, killed near
Suffern, N. Y., 11:367. Brady, William, of Dutchess county,
Y., petitions for protection of
gua, West Indies, VIII :I 61.
exchange, VI:451. Bramer, see also Bremer.
Brinckerhoff’s
Dutchess
county
regiment, V:825. Bramer, Anthony, of Col. John Hath-
linquent, IV :2 72. Brand, Andrew, of Hackensack, N. J., claims liquors seized by commis¬
frontier, 11:822. Bradshaw, William, of Saratoga, N. for
Braham, John, had property in Anti¬
orn’s Orange county regiment, de¬
VI:277.
Bradshaw, James of Cherry Valley,
petitions
Lewis,
Bramer, Abraham, of Col. Abraham
Bradner (Bradnor), John, lieutenant,
Y.,
Brady,
Bramblee, James, loyalist, who seeks
Bradner, John, of third regiment, Or¬
N.
prisoners to Clinton, V:355.
N. Y., loyalist, 111:726.
orn’s Orange county regiment, de¬
ange
Brady, -, sergeant, brings state
ment
Bradly, William, of Capt. L’benezer
73
protection,
IV:
770; employed on block-house at
sary,
1:669.
Brands, -, German lieutenant un¬ der Burgoyne, 11:453. Brandywine,
Palmertown, VI: 228. Bradstreet, John, colonel, his expedi¬ tion against Fort Frontenac, 1:17.
battle of the,
II:
322-323, V:14; state of army af¬ ter
battle,
losses
Bradt, see also Brat, Bratt.
Pa.,
at,
II::383, V:599;
598;
British
Washington’s
headquarters at, VIII :416.
Bradt, -, captain, VI :1 7. Bradt, Ant., of Schenectady, N. Y., petitions for protection, VI:334.
Brant,
(Brand,
Brandt,
the
Brant,
Thayendanegea), Joseph, captain,
Robert
Indian chief, disruption of his forces
Van Renselaer’s regiment, Albany,
by Sullivan expedition, 1:17; am¬
county militia, V :383, 385.
bushes
Bradt, Antony
B.,
of Col.
Bradt, Teunis, of exempts of Albany, N. Y„ IV: 1 0, 209.
Herkimer at Oriskany,
I:
1 40; his atrocities in Tryon county, 1:163; characteristics 1:163, 164;
State of New York
74
Brant, Joseph—continued.
Brant, Joseph—continued.
presence at Cherry Valley, 1:164,
260;
1 65 ; not present at Wyoming, I:
Fort Plank, IV :293; justifies cruel¬
165;
ties,
his
pedition, town,
view
of Sullivan’s
ex¬
1:165; routed at New¬
attacks
Cherry Valley and
IV:364; at Schenevus,
IV:
413; returns women and children,
1:166; leaves Unadilla, I:
IV:414, 576,
710 ; in communi¬
183; report of his death at Oris-
cation with loyalists, IV:448; said
kany,
to
11:204;
prepares
to
Cherry Valley, 11:821,
visit I
threaten
Ulster
county,
IV:
111:346;
807; leaves Buck Island, IV:844;
Gen. Van Rensselaer’s expedition
Washington seeks to have him de¬
against, 11:876; threatens German
livered
Flats, 111:402; attacks Cobleskill,
sink,
111:403; encamped
wounded in fight near Little Falls,
on Charlotte
up,
V:124;
V:162-163,
raids
180;
Mini¬
reported
river, 111:409; his warfare preda¬
V :1 89-1 90;
prisoners
tory and barbarous, 111:418; mur¬
Minisink
V :21 7,
der of wagoners ascribed to him,
feated by Sullivan at Newtown, V:
111:450; Butler to join him, III:
224-228,
458, 505, 506; administers oath
243; Capt. Ballard ordered to op¬
of allegiance, 111:462; ravages set¬
pose,
tlements in Tryon county, 111:475-
the Butternuts, V :41 6, 41 7, 418;
476;
reported
raids
ming,
111:523; at Oquaga when
present
at
Wyo¬
by,
235-237,
taken 218;
239,
at de¬
242-
V :41 3; obtains supplies at
Harpersfield,
V-.578-580,
637; prisoners taken by him; V:
Butler goes to Wyoming, 111:540,
5 79;
542-543;
prisoners, V :630, 646, VI: 1 35-
threatens
Schoharie
threatens
reprisals
against
and Cherry Valley, 111:544; de¬
136; leaves Niagara for Oswego,
stroys
V:700-70l; reported in Mohawk
Andreastown
and
Spring-
field, 111:581, V:41 4, 415; letter from Charles Smith
to,
valley,
111:616,
747,
618, 631 ; distressed for provisions,
at
Unadilla,
preparing
741,
762; seeks
742,
745,
Indian allies in
Canada, V :91 4, 950; to be joined
111:682, 712; threatens Minisink, 111:720;
V:740,
by loyalists at Niagara, VI :31 ; at¬ j
tacks Fort Schuyler, VI:59, 171 ;
expedition, IV: 1 6; writes to Col.
destroys
Jacob Klock, IV :31 ; sends parties
88-90; list of prisoners taken by
to Delaware river, IV: 1 07,
him at Schoharie, VI: 135,
109,
110,
111 ;
moves
108,
against j
Canajoharie,
VI:79-82,
expected from the west,
136;
VI: 169,
German Flats, IV: 1 I 3, 114, 115,
277; arrives at Oneida, VI:288,
132; at Cochecton,
IV :21 0; his
292; estimated strength, VI:305,
followers
Valley,
353; retreats from Fox Mills, VI:
at
Cherry
IV:
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Brant, Joseph — continued. 353;
75
Brasher, Abraham — continued.
enlists twenty Oneida war¬
Clinton
tenders
to,
commissioner-
riors, VI :482 ; designs against Sche¬
ship for liquidating accounts against
nectady,
to
United States, V 1:668-669; hesi¬
held
tates to accept temporary appoint¬
VI:483;
Clinton at
that
Fort
325;
proposes
council
be
Schuyler,
invites
United
V :323-
representatives
States
to
ment, VI :689-691.
of
Brasher, Ephraim, of New York city,
council,
joins in address of welcome to Clin¬
VIII:327-238; informed by Clin¬
ton,
ton
at
form badge for Evacuation Day,
Fort Schuyler and consents to pres¬
VIIC295 ; on committee to receive
ence
Washington
that
he
of
will
United
meet
States
him
commis¬
VIII :288; on
and
committee to
Clinton,
VIII:
sioners, VIII :334-335 ; his leader¬
296; on committee to frame ad¬
ship of Six Nations to be discour¬
dress to Washington, VIII :301.
aged, VIII:3 35, 341; writes in be¬
Brass, David, of Schoharie, N. Y.,
half
of
Six
Nations,
VIII :340,
loyalist, 111:423.
345; on his way to council, VIIE
Brat, see also Bradt.
341,
Brat,
344; explains delay of Six
Nations in 342;
attending,
Clinton
notifies
VII1:3-41 of
proceeding to council,
time
of
VIII: 343,
344, 346; letter from, laid before Indian
commissioners,
VIII :345;
Eghbert,
petitions
for
of Albany, return
of
N. Dr.
Y., Van
Dyck, V:274. Brat,
Henry, of Canajoharie, N. Y.,
suffers by Indian depredations, IV: 788.
Fort Schuyler,
Brat, Peter, of Albany, N. Y., peti¬
VIII: 34 7 ; letter from, communi¬
tions for retention of John Tillman
awaits
Clinton
at
cated to Oneidas, VIII :348; let¬ ter
from,
discussed
VIII :363,
at
368-369;
council,
speaks
for
as commissary of hides, V :260. Braton,
Andrew,
workman
in
mu¬
tiny, 1:641.
four nations at council, VIII :365-
Bratt, see also Bradt, Brat.
369; Mohawk deputy to council,
Bratt, Anthony E., of exempts of Al¬
VII1:370 ernor,
;
answers speech of Gov¬
VIII :375-377; states that
bany, N. Y„ IV: 10, 209. Bratt,
Daniel,
lieutenant-colonel, of
he has been ignored by Mr. Kirk¬
fourteenth
land, VIII :380-381.
county militia, seized by Vermont
Brasher, —-, 1:625.
party,
Brasher, Abraham, colonel, of New
Vermonters,
York
city,
congress
member
and
of
assembly,
provincial V:173;
regiment,
VII :553;
Albany
threatened
VII :5 75:
by
carries
message from Col. Yates to Gen. Gansevoort, VII:580.
76
State of New York
Bratt, Henrich, of Tryon county, N.
Breadnought,
Joseph,
of
Tryon
Y., petitions for protection against
county, N. Y., captured with wife
Indians, V: I 79.
by Indians, V:524.
Bratt, Henry, of Springfield, N. Y.,
Breakabeen
(Brackabien,
Brakaben,
suffers by Indian depredations, IV:
Breackebeen,
Brekebeen),
722.
harie
N.
Bratt,
Peter,
of
Jericho,
Albany
county,
w.th destruction,
Y.,
Scho¬
threatened
111:383; hostile
county, N. Y., his information of
party near, V:632; visited by In¬
loyalist plot, 11:851, 852.
dians,
Brattleboro, Vt., Col. Baum ordered to,
11:242; convention at, to op¬
pose
Vermont
claim,
111:170;
standing committee to meet at. III: 172; inhabitants advise that Simon Stevens
be
not appointed
sheriff,
111:363-365; represented in joint recommendations for civil and mili¬ tary
appointments,
voters
of,
111:510-512;
opposed
to
for
exercise of
authority
by
New York, IV:792; Clinton con¬ templates armed protection of, VI: 859; agents of Vermont call meet¬ ing at,
V:889-890; scouts from,
seek intelligence of enemy in Newfane,
Vt.,
jarotest
VI :21 4-21 5 ;
against
erection
joins in of
inde¬
pendent government, VI:607-6I 3 Braxton, Jett, Harrison &c., of Vir¬ ginia,
their
States,
account
IV :45
enemy, VI:53; captive from, VI: 660; enemy pursued to, VII:304. Breakneck, Conn.,
march of French
army to, V11:1 07. Breasted, Polly, (Miss), sent to New York city for exchange, 11:575. Brebeuf, Jean
de, Jesuit missionary,
describes Indian tribe in Wyoming valley, V:231.
Vermont
claim, 111:623; represented in peti¬ tion
V :820; persons from, join
with
United
Breese
Breadbake (Bradbig), John, captain,
Huffman,
of
New
city, merchants, VIII:xxxiv.
Bremer, Johannes, of Tryon county, N.
Y.,
petitions
for
Bremon,-, of St. Johns, Can., his son in British service, VI 1:320321. Brese, Peter, of levies from Col. Peter R.
Livingston’s
Albany
France,
fleet
sails
stores from, VIII :l 01.
rangers, levies,
111:252; VI :21 ;
of
to
command
his
company
praised by Col. Willett, VII :483.
from,
in
1780, V:730; fleet sails from, in
militia,
company
county
regiment, deserted, V:538.
1781,
command
protection
against Indians, V:179.
of second regiment, Tryon county to
York
Bremer, see also Bramer.
Brest,
I.
&
Brett,
VII:603;
Robert,
shipping
furnishes
flour
of
for
army, IV :785. Brevoort,
Alexander,
of
Newtown,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Brevoort, Alexander — continued.
77
Brewster, Caleb — continued.
Saratoga county, N. Y., friendly to
V1:877; at Fairfield, Conn, VII:
British, VI :361.
33, 237; informs Gov. Clinton or
Brevoort, John, explains visit to New York city, V:900-90l. Brevort, Abraham, baker in commis¬ sary department, under arrest, 11: 293-295.
committed
Island by
boat parties, VIL233-
on
Long
234. Brewster, Henry, of Blooming Grove, N. Y„ informs Clinton of murder
Brewer, -, of Pittstown, Rensse¬ laer
outrages
county,
N.
Y.,
his
horses
stolen, 111:324. Brewer,-,
of Maj. Strong, IV: 1 45-1 4 7 ; peti¬ tions
for
a
guard
against
horse
thieves, V :679.
(Dr.), of Peekskill,
N. Y., killed by cow thieves, VI: 445:
Brewster
(Bruster),
Henry,
Jr.,
captain, of Orange county minute men, sent to Haverstraw, 1:288;
Brewer, -, of Westchester county, N. Y., his bill for entertaining re¬ cruiting officer, VI: 1 47.
serves under Col. Jesse Woodhull, 11:281 ;
captured at Fort Mont¬
gomery, 11:623; a prisoner of war
Brewer, Garrit, of Essex county, N. on
Long
Island,
IV:826,
855;
J., petitions in behalf of prisoners, efforts to exchange,
VI :606. Brewer, Nicholas, Jr., agent of com¬ mittee
of
safety
in
obstructing
Brewer, Rudolphus, sergeant, of Col. Swartwout’s
Dutchess
county regiment, recommended for
city,
George,
pronounced
of
New
York
unfriendly
to
of Orange county,
Y., supplies iron
for defenses
of the Hudson, 1:852 ; II :29. Brewster,
Caleb,
transferred
from
his military record,
levies, VII :244, 271. Brewster, John, of Blooming Grove,
captain-lieutenant, fourth
of Maj. Strong, IV :1 45-1 47. Brewster, John, Jr., lieutenant, of Col. Woodhull’s
regiment,
Brewster, see also Bruster.
N.
Moffat intercedes for,
V11:1 46-1 47; in Col. Weissenfels’
Jesse
American cause, V:159.
Brewster, -,
752; Maj.
V :750-
N. Y., informs Clinton of murder
lieutenant, 1:381. Brewerton,
V:386; peti¬
his state for relief,
VI :397-398;
Hudson river, 1:436.
Jacobus
tions
regiment.
New York line, to second regiment, artillery, 11:520; at Fort Schuyler,
Brewster,
Orange
county
1:530, IV:629.
Samuel,
dedimus potesta-
tem sent him by Christopher Tappan, 1:850. Brewster, Samuel, of Dutchess county, N.
Y.,
sells
flour
for continental
army, V : I 68, 296. Brewster
(Bruster),
Samuel,
Jr.,
State of New York
78
Briggs, Jeremiah — continued.
Brewster, Samuel, Jr.— continued, charged with exporting flour, III:
New York line, fined for absence
61-62, 63.
from duty, 1:819, 820.
Breymann, Heinrich Christoph, Ger¬
Briggs, Jeremiah, of Col. James Van
man lieutenant-colonel under Bur-
DeBurgh’s
goyne,
ment, V :825.
defeated
at
Bennington,
1:1 45-1 46; reports his engagement,
Brill, Johanes, of Beekman’s precinct,
enemy, VI :5 1 6.
Briant, see also Bryant. Briant, -, of Stillwater, N. Y.,
(Bryan), David, captain, of
Col. Henry Knox’s artillery, 1:217. Prince,
Brimstone Hill, Tryon county, N. Y., IV :82.
loyalist, V:750.
Briant,
county regi¬
N. Y., assessed for son serving with
11:241.
Briant
Dutchess
of Col.
James
Mc-
Brinck, Cornelis C., of first regiment, Ulster county militia, III: 298. Brinck,
Jacobus,
of
Mamakating
Claghry’s Ulster county regiment,
precinct, N. Y., in loyalist plot, I:
VI :624.
694, 696.
Brice,-, of Dutchess county, N. Y.,
Washington
warns
Clinton
James,
mayor
of
Annapolis,
writes
ment, Ulster county militia, under arrest,
Md., VIII:1 92. Brickell,
pany of light horse, IV:755. Brinckerhoff, Abraham, of first regi¬
against him, 11:634. Brice,
Brinck, Peter C., of Kingston com¬
John,
of
New
about
cartouch
11:457;
York
city,
Kingston
boxes
and
111:612.
belts, 1:292.
Brinckerhoff,
Brickett, James, brigadier-general, of
and
in
exempts
Hurley,
Abraham,
second regiment,
N.
colonel
of Y.,
of
Dutchess county
Massachusetts militia, at Saratoga
militia, inquires about rights of ex¬
with Gates, II :456.
empts, 111:71 ; petitions for pardon
Bridgebury route
of
(Danbury), Count
Conn.,
in
Rochambeau’s
army, V11:1 07. Bridgeman, Hinsdale,
dent
of
court
martial,
IV:280,
282, V :472, VU763, 765; sells
Olaando, Vt.,
of Myndert Harris, 111:240; presi¬
captain,
member of
of
flour for use of army, IV:785, V:
town
1 05, 296; ordered to erect beacons
committee, 1:803.
at
Fishkill,
V:77;
recommends
Briggs, Gabriel, seeks to convey his
Fred S. R. Willson for commission
family to New York city, V:39l,
in levies, VI:809; witnesses Jonas
660.
Canniff’s application for exchange,
Briggs,
Jeremiah,
of
fifth
regiment,
VII :9.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Brinckerhoff,
Adrian,
of
Dutchess
Brinckerhoff, Jacob — continued.
county, N. Y., petitions for pardon
803,
of Myndert Harris, 111:241 ; sells
296.
flour for army, IV:874, V:1 68.
ond
567;
of
Dirck,
regiment,
legislature, Capt.
249,
for army, IV:803.
Dirck,
New
York
Brinckerhoff,
colonel, of sec¬ Dutchess
his
Bnnckle,
county
regiment,
Dorlon
Joris,
of
New
York
city, merchant, VIII:xxxv.
sick
at
Thomas,
of
exempts
of
Marbletown, N. Y., IV:32.
militia, also in provincial congress and
168,
litia, IV:280, VI:590; sells flour
city, merchant, VIII:xxxv. Brinckerhoff,
V: 105,
ond regiment, Dutchess county mi¬
Dutchess county
militia, 11:42. Brinckerhoff,
874;
Brinckerhoff, John G., captain, of sec¬
Brinckerhoff, Cornelius, lieutenant, of second regiment,
79
Brink, John, Jr., of Kingston company
I:
of light horse, IV: 755.
his
Brinkers Mills, Monroe county, Pa.,
house, 1:606; ordered to Peekskill,
in route of Sullivan’s army, V :241.
11:61, 180, 183, 323, 348-349, 351;
explains
disobedience
to
orders, 11:280; officers occupy his house against his wishes, 11:651; to transmit orders to commanding officers east of the Hudson,
III:
Brinkley, Thomas, lieutenant, of fifth 1
regiment, New York line, 1:424, 821. Brisben, James, of Dutchess county, N.
Y.,
petitions
Myndert Harris,
1 39; petitions for pardon of Myn¬
empts
dert Harris, 111:240; assists in fix¬
IV :235.
ing prices of provisions,
of
for
pardon
of
111:241 ; of ex¬
Poughkeepsie
district,
IV:677-
Briss, Thomas, captain, of Pawling’s
678; sells flour for army, V:105;
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
trustee of Clinton
V:869.
College,
Sche¬
nectady, VI :536; his house Wash¬ ington’s
headquarters,
VIII :4 16.
Brinckerhoff, George, captain, of sec¬
Bristol, Israel, carpenter employed in obstructing Hudson river, 1:452. Bristol, Reuben, carpenter employed
ond regiment, Dutchess county mi¬
in
litia,
452.
member
of
court
martial,
IV:280; sells flour for army, IV: 785 ; on command, guarding passes at Weecopy, V:15, 38, 45. Brinckerhoff,
Jacob,
of
Rombout
precinct, N. Y., petitions for par¬ don of Myndert Harris, 111:240 ; flour for army at his mill, IV:785,
obstructing
Hudson
river,
I:
Bristol, England, merchantman from, captured by privateer, VII:203. Bristol,
township,
Ontario
county,
N. Y., in route of Sullivan’s expe¬ dition, V :238. British
Museum,
in, 1:102.
military ordinances
8o
State of New York
Briton,” the, newspaper established by Earl of Bute, 1:56.
IV:768, V:562; Col. Van
Britton, Jonathan, 111:685. Broadbelt,
-,
Brodhead, John — continued. Cort-
landt’s regiment halts at his house,
connected
with
V :228.
John street theater, New York city,
Brodhead,
VIII :xx.
Richard,
third regiment,
lieutenant,
of
Ulster county mi¬
Broadhack, Jacob, of German Flats,
litia, 1:667; member of court mar¬
N. Y., suffered by Indian depreda¬
tial, 1:813, 818, 11:59; petitions
tions, IV :344.
for defense of frontier, IV :768.
Broadhead, see also Brodhead. Broadhead,
John,
captain,
Brodhead.
of
Col.
Zephaniah Platt’s Dutchess county exempts,
his
company
at
Camp
Fishkill, V:352, 353, 358, 362. Eroadhead,
John,
of
Marbletown, N. Y.,
exempts
of
IV:31, 32.
Broadwell, Henry, of Orange county, N.
Y., petitions for protection of
frontier, IV: 1 72. Brock,-(Mrs.), mother of Mr.
James,
captain,
of
Col.
Oliver Spencer’s New Jersey regi¬
third
regi¬
county militia,
peti¬
tions for protection of frontier, V: 562 ; in list of levies, VI :3 7. Brodie,
George,
captain, of twenty-
first regiment,
British army,
with
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Broen,
Henry,
loyalist,
Maj. Fogan
ordered to seize, VI:827. Bromhead,
Gonville,
lieutenant,
of
with
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga,
II:
451. Bronck, see also Brunck.
ment, 1:837.
Bronck,
Brodhead, see also Broadhead. Brodhead,
Ulster
of
sixty-second regiment, British army,
Dally, VIII :1 78. Broderick,
ment,
William,
Charles
W.,
captain,
of
John,
of
exempts
of
Cox-
sackie, N. Y„ 111:137, 138.
third regiment, Ulster county mi¬
Bronk (Bronck), John F., of Albany
litia, 1:517, 11:248, 767, V:452;
county, N. Y., attempt to rob his
leads searching party in mountains,
house,
Morris Graham’s
Bronk, Peter, of Albany county, N.
11:240, 266; petitions for
Y., witness in trial of Stephen Du-
1:800; in Col. levies,
protection of frontier, IV:53. Brodhead, Daniel, colonel, of eighth Pennsylvania
regiment,
punishes
Mingo and Munsey tribes, V:38l. Brodhead,
IV:190.
John,
on
the
Lurenkill,
Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for protection
of
frontier,
111:549,
calon, IV: 192. Bronty,
Edward, workman involved
in mutiny, 1:641. Bronx
(Brunsons),
river,
hills
on
west side of, 1:396. Brooker,
Walter,
of
fifth
New York line, V :926.
regiment.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Brookhaven,
Long
Island,
N.
Y.,
VI :404.
Brooks, John — continued. Orange
Brooklyn, N. Y., battle of, opposite
81
county,
N.
Y.,
petitions
for aid against robbers, IV :27 5.
1:328; British erect strong work at,
Brooks, John, at Butternuts, Otsego
V :288; East river blocked with ice
county, N. Y., denies swearing al¬
to, in
legiance to the king, V:415.
1780,
V:449; importance
as a military approach, V: 1 1 ; ferry
Brooks,
Jonathan,
of
light
horse,
to, in 1767, VIIExxxiii; Sir Guy
Cornwall, Orange county, N. Y.,
Carleton sets day for evacuating,
1:551 ; asks return of two horses
VIII:278, 283, 284, 286.
and opportunity to refute charges,
Brooklyn Heights, to be abandoned
Brooks, Richard, justice of peace, of
by British, VIII :286. Brooks,
-,
of
New
Windsor,
of
Peenpack,
Ulster
county, N. Y., captured with his family, by Indians, 111:678, 696-
David,
of
Queens
county,
American cause, V:159. Brooks,
John,
service, Brooks,
deserter
Capt. Ballard’s raid, V :4 1 7. John,
wages
British
regiment,
on
of
Massachusetts
committee
of
to
continental
Y.,
II:
adjust soldiers,
VI :659; on committee to memo¬ rialize
congress
compensation,
New York city,
York
Samuel, city,
colonel,
1:367,
oners in New York city, 11:830;
touching VIII :1 13,
soldiers’ 115,
Wethersfield, collects mont
Conn.,
evidence
claim,
city, VIII :288, 296; signs address to Washington, VIII:301. Broome County, N. Y., V:234. Brooner, Frena, captured by Indians
N. Y„ VI :78, 724.
Newburgh
conspiracy,
Ver¬
prominent
in welcoming Clinton to New York
tions
VIII: 1 29.
IV: 1 5 I ;
touching
VI:853;
near
Fort
Plank,
Tryon
county,
Brooner, Jacob, captured by Indians
Brooks, John, captain, in commissary department, 11:373, 374, 528. Brooks,
New
VIILxxxiv;
117; on committee to draft resolu¬ after
of
sends parchment to Clinton from
lieutenant-colonel,
line, at Schenectady, N. 169;
of
alderman, VIII:395.
contributes £ 1 00 for relief of pris¬
111:598.
John,
seventh
from
111:504-505,
V :41 8; exacts oath of allegiance to
Broome, N. Y., denounced as unfriendly to
Butler,
King George, V :41 5 ; included in
Broome,
697. Brooks,
Butternuts, N. Y., loyalist, sells cat¬ tle to John
N. Y., 11:463. Brooks,-,
111:62-63.
John,
6
of
Smith’s
Clove,
near
Fort
Plank,
Tryon
county,
N. Y„ VI :78, 726. Bross,
Philip,
loyalist,
his wife and
,
State of New York
82
Bross, Philip ■— continued.
Brown, - (Dr.),— continued.
children sent to Canada, VI:452,
N. Y„ captured by Indians, VI:
724.
660, 727.
Brouwer, Cornelius, of Albany, N.
Brown, -,
Y., petitions for return of Dr. Van
army,
Dyck, V :2 74.
373.
Brouwer, Uyldrick, of Orange county,
under
(Dr.)
of continental
Gen.
Greene,
VII:
Brown, -, messenger of congress,
N. Y., petitions for protection of
carries
border, IV: 1 71.
801, 111:77, 218, IV:279.
Brouwor, Hendrick, of Schenectady, N. Y., petitions for protection of town, VI :334.
to
Clinton,
II:
Brown, -, major, charges Capt. Doughty with being in British pay, VII :492.
Brower,-, of Westchester county, N. Y., works constructed near his house, 1:303. Brower,
messages
Brown,
-,
Thomas Orange
Cornelius,
of
exempts
of
lieutenant, Moffat’s
county
of Capt. company.
minute
men,
I:
266.
Poughkeepsie district, IV :2 35. Brower, Jeremiah, of New York city,
plundering, VI:503.
grocer, VIII :xxxii. Brower, John, of Robert Van Rens¬ selaer’s Albany county regiment,
Nich’s,
regiment,
Brown,
-,
corporal,
of
second
regiment. New York artillery,
II:
467, 473, 477.
V :383. Brower,
Brown, -, lieutenant, accused of
captain,
of
second
Dutchess county militia,
Brown, -, (Mrs.) of New York city, permitted to send articles to Mrs. Way, V:360.
VI :588. Brower, William, of Dutchess county,
Brown,
-,
(Mrs.)
widow,
of
N. Y., sells flour for army, V: 1 05,
Beekman’s precinct, N. Y., taxed
296.
for
Brower, William, N.
Y.,
of Tryon county,
petitions
for
protection
against Indians, V : 1 79.
son
who
has
joined
enemy,
VI :5 1 6. Brown,
Andrew,
captain,
of
third
regiment, Westchester county mili¬
Brown, see also Browne, Bruyn.
tia,
Brown, -, loyalist, to be tried by
landt Manor, VCestchester county,
court martial, Vl:835.
11:675; of exempts of Cort-
111:683.
Brown, -, of Wawarsing, Ulster
Brown, Benajah, lieutenant, of fourth
county, N. Y., military stores in his
regiment, Westchester county mili¬
care, IV:824, 862.
tia, VII :5 1 0.
Brown,-, (Dr.) of Harpersfield,
Brown, Benjamin, captain, of eighth
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Brown, Benjamin — continued, regiment,
Massachusetts line,
Brown, IV:
491.
Hopkins’
of
Col.
Dutchess
Roswell
county
regi¬
ment, II :627, V :7 I.
Brown,
Bezaleel,
of
Greenwich,
Conn., selectman, IV:489. Brown,
Jeremiah,
83
Conradt,
lieutenant,
Brown, Jesse, matross, of second regi¬ ment, New York artillery,
of first
Brown,
John,
colonel,
II -.67.
of
Massa¬
regiment, Tryon county militia, his
chusetts levies, reported differences
alleged
with Gen. Schuyler, 11:206; presi¬
defection,
VII:80,
81;
sends news of enemy’s appearance,
dent
VII :82.
board of war, IV:390, 520; au¬
Brown, Y.,
David, captured
632, 633,
of
Harpersfield,
by
Brant,
VI:660,
N.
V:579,
727; suffer¬
Ebenezer,
of Rye,
N.
Y.,
George,
of
Tryon
to
of
Massachusetts
purchase
flour
by
Massachusetts, V:125; flour in his possession
seized,
V:144,
169;
ley, VI: 1 70; at Fort Rensselaer, VT.212;
loyalist, master of sloop, II :678. Brown,
thorized
tern,
escorts provisions to Mohawk val¬
ings of his family, V :632. Brown,
pro
county,
ment
detachment of his regi¬
at Schoharie,
VI:265;
his
N. Y., captured by Indians, VI;
defeat and death at Stone Arabia,
726.
VI:319,
Brown, Gil., Jr., of exempts of Wall-
378,
692,
694,
695, 698, 702. Brown, John, of Morristown, N. J.,
kill, N. Y„ 111:471. Brown, Gilbord, of exempts of Wall-
taken prisoner in Clinton’s expedi¬ tion, 1:484.
kill, N. Y„ 111:471. Brown,
354,
Isaac, taxed for son serving
Brown, John, of exempts, of Wallkill, N. Y„ 111:471.
with enemy, VI:626. Brown, Isaac, of Newburgh, N. Y.,
Brown, John, punished at Fort Mont¬
protests against behavior of military
gomery
officers, VI:78 7.
escape,
for
aiding
prisoner
to
1:820, 822-823.
Brown, J., of Rhode Island, in ac¬
Brown, John, refugee, recommended
count with United States, IV :45 1.
to Clinton for office. III :1 73, 293.
N.
Brown, John, of Harpersfield, N. Y.,
Y., Col. Van Cortlandt’s regiment
captured by Indians, VI :669, 727.
Brown, Jacobus, of Wawarsing,
Brown, John, ensign, of second regi¬
encamps near his house, V :228. Brown,
James,
of second
regiment,
Brown, James, of Westchester county, Y.,
petitions for
Bedford, 111:159.
a
guard
New
York
line,
111:288,
V:704; offers resignation, V:480;
New York artillery, 11:20.
N.
ment,
at
joins lature,
in
representations
VI:220;
to
resigns his
mission, VI :793, VII :25.
legis¬ com¬
State of New York
84
Brown,
John,
lieutenant,
of
Marinus Willett’s levies, Brown,
Jonas,
regiment.
sergeant,
Col.
VI :894.
of
second
New York line,
carries
Brown, N., of Rhode Island, account of
his
firm
with
Brown, cinct,
Hand, V:230.
taxed for son in
regiment, New York artillery, II: 97, VI:449.
ment, New York line, complains of favoritism, 111:60-61.
county,
N.
Y.,
enemy’s service,
VI.-567. Brown,
Peter,
of Dutchess
county,
borough, N. Y., 111:411. of
Moffat, III :1 77. Brown,
Robert,
Drake’s
Brown, Jonathan, of exempts of Marl¬
Joseph,
Dutchess
N. Y., petitions for pardon of John
Brown, Jonathan, ensign, of first regi¬
Brown,
States,
Nathaniel, of Rombout pre¬
letters from Gen. Sullivan to Gen.
Brown, Jonathan, captain, of second
United
IV :45 1.
Col.
of
Col.
Samuel
Westchester county
regi¬
ment, VI: 70. Brown, Samuel, charged with deser¬
Samuel
Wyllys’ Connecticut regiment, de¬ serter, 11:319.
tion, V:686, 687. Brown, Solomon, of Amenia precinct, Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
makes
Brown, Joseph, of Ulster county, N. Y., sentenced to
death
and par¬
376.
doned, V: 1 28, 1 70. Brown,
Joseph,
regiment,
ensign,
of
fifteenth
Massachusetts line,
IV:
Josiah,
of
Fredericksburgh
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., taxed for son in enemy’s service,
Solomon,
of
HarpersSeld,
N. Y„ captured by Indians, VI:
Brown, Jost,
of Schoharie,
N.
Y.,
Brown, Mathew, captain, of first regi¬ Tryon
county
militia,
II:
296; informs of raid on Durlach, VI :30. Mathias,
teenth
captain,
regiment,
of
Albany
four¬ county
militia, V :790; threatened by Ver¬
Brown,
Thomas,
Brown,
loyalist
of
Tryon
county,
peace, 11:622. Brown, Migheel, of Schoharie, N. Y.,
Thomas,
Claverack,
prisoner,
N.
of Y.,
exempts 111:625,
of IV:
240. Brown,
N. Y., recommended for justice of
111:423.
Thomas,
asks to be exchanged, VI :45 1.
VI1:8 I.
ment,
Brown,
mont party, VII :5 75.
VI :286.
Brown,
Brown,
660, 727.
134. Brown,
charges against officer of jail, IV:
William,
British
army,
surgeon’s with
mate,
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga, 11:451. Brown, William, captain, of sixteenth regiment, V :871.
Albany
county
militia.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Brown, William, captain, assistant of
Brownson, Mary — continued.
agent, VI:821, 822, VII 213, 217, 218, 219, 222; agent for Westchester refugees, VII :221.
state
Washington county, N. Y., wishes to remove to Canada, VI :270. Brownson,
Browne, see also Brown, Bruyn. Browne,
Andrew,
Burgoyne
chaplain,
at
of
Bruce, -
Saratoga,
Bruce,
Browne, Daniel Isaac, major, fourth
1:484; movements 111:361, 598.
corps, Browne,
Monfort,
loyalist,
Richard,
thirty-first with
Burgoyne
11:452.
British
Eruff, Charles Oliver, of New Vork of
army,
Saratoga,
II:
451. burgh,
Tryon
widow,
county,
petitions
for
N.
Y.,
public
aid,
VI: 1 23. seventh
regiment,
wounded
British
October
6,
army,
1777, V:
598.
Bruin, see Bruyn. Bruineman,
Hendrick,
loyalist,
pris¬
Brule, Etienne
(Stephen), interpreter
and emissary of Samuel Champlain, V :2 33.
Brunck
(Bronck),
Leonard,
buys
provision and forage for state, VI: 820, 821. Brundage, Daniel, of Fredericksburgh
Brownson,
Elizabeth,
of Kingsbury,
Washington county, N. Y., seeks permission to go to Canada,
VI:
270.
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., taxed
for
son
in
British
service,
VI :286. Brundage, Daniel, lieutenant, of Char¬
Brownson, Gideon, captain, of War¬
land,
city, merchant, VIII:xxxiii.
Erunck, see also Bronck, Bronk.
Brownlow, Charles, captain, of fifty-
ment,
i
oner of war, VI :731.
Browning, Elizabeth, of New Peters-
ner’s
deliver
Brudenell, Edward, chaplain, British
raising
.
at
to
army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga,
lieutenant,
regiment,
ordered
VIII :204.
of his
troops for king’s service, 1:573. Browne,
army,
brigadier-general,
houses on Staten Island to owners,
volunteers,
loyalist,
governor
(Dr.), of New York
Andrew,
British
New Jersey
(Dr.),
city, IV:707.
II:
452. battalion,
Nathan
of Georgia, VI 1:360.
twenty-first regiment, British army, with
85
additional
continental
commanding post
at
regi¬ Rut¬
Vt., IV:696, 698; prisoner VII:228, 229.
in Canada, Brownson,
Mary,
of
Kingsbury,
lotte county regiment, II: 793. Brundage,
James,
of
Westchester
county, N. Y., imprisoned in New York city, II: 723. Brundage, John, tried for delinquency, V:686, 687.
State of New York
86
Brundage,
Jonathan,
of
exempts
of
York
Ulster county, V :3, 4. Brundage, Timothy, quartermaster, of Col.
Thomas
Thomas’
chester county regiment,
West¬ VI:623.
Brunner, Ludwig, loyalist, prisoner of
Adolph,
loyalist,
prisoner of
Christiaen,
loyalist,
prisoner,
Brunsin, Josiah, of Col. Mannus Wil¬
VII:
348; hears story of Cornelius Hasbrouck, VII :492. Brush
(Bruesh), Alexander, ensign,
of Col. Seth Warner’s additional
ger, Rutland, Vt., IV:697.
empts of Ulster county, V :4.
Brunson,-, of Charlotte county, declines
sen’s Ulster county regiment, VI: 791.
lett’s levies, deserter, VII:286.
Y.,
741,
Brush, Eliakim, of Col. Johannis Jan¬
VI :731.
N.
VI:722,
Brush, Ebenezer (Abinezer), of ex¬
war, VI:731. Bruns,
city,
continental regiment, at Fort Ran¬
war, VI :731. Bruns,
Brush, -, major, prisoner in New
appointment
as
Brush,
John,
suspected of
loyalism,
his house visited by searching party, 11:84-88.
judge, 111:260. Brunson, --—, of Fort Edward, N.
Brush, Joshua, taxed for son serving with enemy, VI:626.
Y., loyalist, VII :357. Brunson,-, of Goshen, N. Y.,
Brush, N.
V:605. Brunson, John, of exempts of Goshen, N. Y„ IV :628.
Lemuel, of Dutchess county, Y.,
petitions
for protection
Brunson, Samuel, of Goshen, N. Y., returns from Paulus Hook, N. J., with news, 11:802, 81 7.
for
pardon
of
Myndert Harris, 111:243; petitions from robbers,
III:
676; not exempt from militia duty, VI:7, 8. Brush, Richard, of Dutchess county,
Brunsons river, see Bronx river.
N. Y., petitions for protection from
Brunswick, Duke of, see Ferdinand,
robbers, 111:676.
Duke of Brunswick.
Brush, William, of Amenia precinct,
Brunswick, see New Brunswick. Brurie, Peter
Johannis R.
Nickolas,
Livingston’s
of
Dutchess county, N. Y., his horse Col.
Albany
county regiment, IV :35.
Albany
county
regi¬
ment, IV :36. Brurie,
Albany
ment, IV :36.
Orange county, N. Y., 11:761. Bruster, -, his tavern in Orange county, N. Y., V:242.
Winesan, of Col.
Livinston’s
Bruster, see also Brewster. Bluster, -, of Orange Furnace,
Brurie, Petrus, Jr., of Col. Peter R. Livinston’s
stolen, 111:182.
Peter R.
county
regi¬
Brutus, allusion to, by Patrick Henry, 1:36; declaration of Sons of Liberty thus signed, 1:49.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Bruyn, see also Brown, Browne.
Bryan, -,— continued.
Bruyn, Benjamin, of Wawarsing, N. Y., petitions for protection of fron¬ tier,
V:562;
his
house burnt by
enemy, VII: 1 91.
N. Y., petitions for protection of frontier, IV:768. (Brown),
field,
N.
J.,
Washington’s head¬
quarters, VI11:405. Bryant, see also Briant. Bryant, -, assessor of North East
Bruyn, Jacobus, Jr., of Ulster county,
Bruyn
87
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., VII :6, 7. Bryant,-(Mrs.),
Jacobus
(James)
letters
for,
V :279.
S., lieutenant-colonel, of fifth regi¬
Bryon, John, of Col. Samuel Drake’s
ment, New York line, sent out from
Westchester county regiment, VI:
Fort Montgomery to check enemy, 1:151 ; in Montgomery’s Canadian campaign,
1:240,
424;
at
Fort
Montgomery, 1:453; at Kingston, 11:12 ; carries pay-rolls for Dutchess detachment
to
Clinton,
11:277;
services at Fort Montgomery, 381,
II:
391-392; prisoner of war,
70. Bryon, Mathew, loyalist, killed in at¬ tack
on
Christian
Shell’s
house,
VI: 1 72. Bryson, John, of St. Martin, W. I., military stores in his hands, V :270. Buchanan, New
James,
York,
British
consul
superintends
the
at re¬
11:403, 404, 623; petitions for re¬
moval of Maj. Andre’s remains to
lief
from
England, VI:261, 262.
his
disposition
ance
in
captivity,
V:750-752;
regarding
service,
continu¬
VI:525,
584,
588, 596-597 ; congratulates Clin¬ ton on Col. Willett’s victory, VII:
John,
of
Westchester
county N. Y., joins in petition for guard at Bedford jail, III: 159. Buchanan, John, captain, superintend¬ ent of boats, reports discovery of
105-106. Bruyn, John, on commission to settle compensation of state agents, VII:
suspicious galley, 11:515. Buchanan, Walter & Thomas, mer¬ chants of New York city,
441.
Bruyns, the, at Wawarsing, N. Y., houses
burnt
VIII:
xxxiii.
Bruyno, see Bruyn.
their
Buchanan,
by
enemy,
ment of New York artillery, repri¬ manded for disrespect to an officer,
VII: 1 9 1. Bryan,-, provost marshal, to take possession of Col. Thomas
Buchanan, William, of second regi¬
house,
1:383. Bryan, -, his tavern, near Spring-
11:19-20. I Buck, Amos, of Cambridge, N. Y., maltreats loyalists, II: 857. Buck, Asa, captain, of Cornwall regi-
State of New York
88
Buckinghamshire, Eng., John Wilkes
Buck, Asa — continued. ment, Orange county militia,
IV:
colonel in militia of, 1:57. Buckler, William, of Oyster Bay, N.
629. Buck, Henry
(Dr.), of Col.
Fred¬
erick Weissenfels’ regiment of levies, his appointment as surgeon, VII:
Buck, John, of Saratoga, N. Y., asks
Buck island, in St.
Lawrence river,
British to erect fort on,
IV:444;
intelligence
from,
843-844;
pretended
massing of forces at,
V: I 89 ; in¬
cursions
from,
expedition
V:304;
against,
tia, 11:675, VI :1 04. County,
Pa.,
headquarters in,
Buck island, see also Carleton.
IV:806,
Buckout, Abraham, captain, of third
Bucks
permit to export flour, V :262.
bring
captured on board of sloop,
11:678.
regiment, Westchester county mili¬
240, 241, 254.
prisoners
Y.,
proposed
VL832-833;
old boundary line twelve miles be¬
Washington’s
VIII :399,
400,
401. “ Buckskins,” the, vessel sailing from Baltimore,
Md.,
to
Bordeaux,
France, V :446. Buckstaff,
Peter,
of Col. Alexander
McDougall’s continental regiment, his wanderings and arrest, 1:271273. Bud, - —, prisoner of war, V :429.
low, VIII :359.
Bud, Hannah, permitted to remove to Buck tavern, northwest of Philadel¬ phia,
in
Delaware
county.
Pa.,
Washington’s headquarters, VIII: 401. Buckbee,
Bud,
John,
of
Rombout
John,
of
Westchester
at Bedford jail, 111:159.
Dutchess county, N. Y., taxed for
(Buckhoudt),
Budd, of
Gilbert, second
lieutenant-colonel,
regiment,
Westchester
county militia, petitions for guard
Buckhout, see also Buckout. James,
at of
Bedford jail,
111:159; applies
for arms and ammunition for regi¬
Col. John Frear’s Dutchess county
ment,
regiment, fined for desertion, VI:
wife of loyalist, V :694.
590, 591.
N. Y., protests against military en¬ croachment, VI :787. Buckingham,
I V:390-391 ;
commends
Bud’s (Budd’s), Gen. McDougall’s
Buckingham, Solomon, of Newburgh,
fourth
precinct,
son in British service, VI :567.
county, N. Y., petitions for guard
Buckhout
New \ ork city, V :95 1.
Stephen,
at,
V :24,
39,
48,
76. Buel, Ezra, lieutenant, of Col. John
drummer,
regiment. New
IV :opp. 789.
headquarters
of
York line,
Harper’s levies, V :906. Buell, Ezra, petitions for protection of Saratoga and Cambridge, 111:210.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Buffalo,
N.
Y.,
council fire of Six
Bull, John — continued.
Nations at, VIII:380. Buffalo creek,
Erie
Orange
county,
N.
Y.,
county
jail,
V:386;
as¬
sessed for son serving with enemy,
VIII :360.
VI :456.
Bugbee, -, cinct,
89
of North
Dutchess
East pre¬
county,
N.
Bull, Samuel, tried by court martial
Y.,
for delinquency, V :687.
Ill :8.
Bull, Thomas, of Orange county, N.
Bugbee, Josiah, corporal, reduced to
Y., loyalist, held for exchange, IV:
the ranks for absence from duty, I:
38; his removal to Albany consid¬
818, 819. Bugher,
ered,
-,
captured
to
while scouting, V11:1 92. Buice, see also Buys. Buice
(Buise,
death,
Catherine,
in
VI :836,
893,
Bull,
899;
Timothy,
Bulls ferry
Bukannan, see also Buchanan. Robert,
of
Ephraim,
petitions
of
Great
Nine
in
behalf
of
Thomas
Palmature, V :593. Bullock, Ephrief, of Dutchess county,
linquent, V:73.
N.
Bull, ——, of Ulster county, N. Y., to
be moved
to
taxed for son in
county,
petitions
for
pardon
of
Bullock, John, of the Butternuts, Ot¬ sego
Bull, Daniel, of Fredericksburgh pre¬ Dutchess
Y.,
Myndert Harris, 111:243.
his
farm on Wallkill, 11:76.
N.
county,
N.
Y., loyalist,
V:
415; supplied provisions to king’s
Y.,
troops, V :41 7, 418.
enemy’s service,
Bullock, Nathan, Sullivan’s army en¬
VI :286.
camps by his deserted house near
Bull, Ebenezer, tried by court martial
Wyoming, Pa., V:241.
for delinquency, V:687.
paroled,
prisoner of war in
Partners, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
kins’ Dutchess county regiment, de¬
stores
(see also New York city
Thomas,
Bullock,
of
Bulis, Thomas, of Col. Roswell Hop¬
Orange
of Bennington, Vt.,
Highlands, V: 73.
exempts,
New Windsor, N. Y„ 111:449.
John,
in
ferries), 1:478, 539. Bulles,
836.
Bull,
Americans
551, 552, 572, 698.
charged with aiding robbers, VI:
cinct,
as
banished on doubtful charge, III:
Buice, Matthew, in Poughkeepsie jail,
Bukannan,
treated
719;
135, 142.
under sentence
VI1:1 9.
army
be
asks his
IV:718,
British hands are treated, VI: 1 33-
Buys),
Poughkeepsie jail, of
IV :618; his wife
temporary release,
by enemy
of
Cornwall
county,
N.
111:225;
Y.,
precinct,
j
captain,
confined
in !
Bullock, Richard, of Great Nine Part¬ ners, Dutchess county, N. Y., peti¬ tions in behalf of Myndert Harris,
State of New York
9o
Bunschoten, see Van Bunschoten.
Bullock, Richard — continued. 111:243;
petitions
in
favor
of
Thomas Palmature, V:593. Bullock,
Thomas,
Hopkins’
of
Dutchess
Col.
Burbanck,
-,
colonel,
of
New’
City, Albany county, N. Y., ad¬
Roswell
county
regi¬
ment, delinquent, V: 71, 72.
herent
ners, Dutchess county, N. Y., peti¬
Vermont
party,
VII:
Edward,
cap¬
407. Burbeck
Bulock, Chomer, of Great Nine Part¬
of
(Burbank),
tain, of Col.
Henry Knox’s regi¬
ment of continental artillery, 1:271.
tions for pardon of Thomas Palma¬
Burch, see also Birch, Burtch.
ture, V :593.
Burch, Nathan, of Albany county, N.
Bulsom,
Hanty,
Y.,
petitions
of Haverstraw,
N.
for
retention
of
Haverstraw militia
for home
de¬
fense, V :471.
petitions for protection of Haver¬ straw, V :4 71.
Bulwagga (Bull Wagen, Bullwagers, bay, on Lake Cham¬ of enemy
at,
V:
Bunce, Abraham, of exempts of Kings district, Albany county, 111:673.
Burchardt, Daniel, major, command¬ ing German regiment in Sullivan’s
Burdick, Moses, of second regiment,
Burdsel,
Burdsell,
Burdsel,
battle
of
Bunker, Elihu, Quaker, permitted to on
Long
Island,
111:359.
Bunnell, Isaac, captain, of King’s mili¬ tia
volunteers,
refugee
in
of
horse,
of
Capt.
Israel
loyalist
troop
of
horse,
Burehem, Lemuel, of Cochecton, N. Y., joins in assurance that frontier
Burgados, Henry, of Col. Abraham Bnnckerhoff’s regiment,
Bunker Hill, battle of, see Battles.
York city, V:387, 388.
troop
is safe. III :390.
Germantown, Pa., 11:373.
meeting
loyalist
Samuel,
IV: 7 31.
at
Birdsall,
IV :730. Burdsell,
Buncombe, Edward, colonel, of fifth
wounds received
also
Benjamin, of Capt. Israel
\ oungs’
regiment, North Carolina line, dies
see
Birdsell.
Bunchester, see Van Bunschoten.
attend
court
martial against Solomon Baker, VI:
Youngs’
788, 789, 820, 822, VI: 332.'
of
in
New York line, VI :628.
Haverstraw, V:47 I.
presence
witness
of Haverstraw,
Y., petitions for protection of
plain,
William,
expedition, V :232.
Bulson, Alexander,
Bulwagge)
j Burch,
888.
Bulsom, John, of Haverstraw, N. Y.,
N.
Y„ prisoner, 111:224.
New
Dutchess
enrolled
in
county
levies,
V:
825. Burgdorff,-, von, German lieu¬ tenant with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:452.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Burger, John, of exempts of Pough¬ keepsie
and
Rombout
91
Burgoyne, Sir John — continued.
precincts,
174; effect of his success at Ticon¬
Dutchess county, IV:235, 236.
deroga, 11:171, 1 73 ; his army at
Burger, Minne, of Richmond county,
mercy of New England, 11:197;
N.
Y., pronounced an enemy of
at Fort Edward,
American cause, V:159.
sity
Burger, Peter (Petter), of Pakataghkan,
Delaware
county,
N.
11:198; neces¬
of saving Albany
from,
II:
1 99; his account of battle of Ben¬
Y.,
nington, 11:241 ; his instructions to
plundered by rangers, 111:729.
Col.
Burghdoff, Hendrick, loyalist, prisoner
Baum,
11:242-243; his re¬
treat expected by Clinton, 11:253;
of war, VI:731.
retires to east side of Hudson, II:
Burgis, Thomas, of exempts of South¬
254; evacuates posts and prepares
east precinct, Dutchess county, IV:
to attack Gates,
63.
ported retreat, 11:340; purpose of
Burgoyne, Sir John, lieutenant-general,
11:335; his re¬
British at New York to cooperate
British army, to command expedi¬
with,
tion
398, 592 ; effect of his defeat on Sir
from
Canada,
1:124,
139;
11:348,
385,
388,
394,
his boastful disposition, 1:140; ef¬
Henry Clinton, 11:383; his losses
fect of battle of Oriskany on expedi¬
Oct.
tion, 1:140, 142; forces St. Clair
toward
to
message from Sir Henry Clinton to,
abandon Ticonderoga,
1:142;
reaches Hudson river, 1:142,
7,
1777, Fort
11:398-399,
II:
11:384;
Edward,
403,
retires 11:384;
404,
413,
1 46; Schuyler’s plan of opposing,
443; his surrender imminent,
1:143,
430; leads reconnoitering detach¬
144,
defeat
at
145,
11:116,
Bennington
117;
ment,
(Walloom-
sac ), 1:145-146; Sir Henry Clin-
i
1i
II:
:431 ; contracts his posi¬
tion, 11:433; his proposals of sur¬
ton attempts to relieve, 1:147, 155;
render,
his character, 1:157-158; defeat at
of convention governing surrender,
Saratoga,
1:159;
in
parliament
11:439, 440-442; articles
11:445-448;
return of army un¬
1:1 60;
der, 11:449; parole of his officers,
speech in defense of Saratoga cam¬
11:450 ; names of officers surren¬
paign,
1:160-161; his policy to¬
dered, 11:450-453; anecdotes con¬
ward
Indian
cerning, 11:454; Gen. Gates con¬
joins
opposition
322;
to
reinforcement,
proclamations, portrait,
estimate
of
his
king,
allies,
Schuyler unable out
to
1:161-162; oppose 11:62;
11:116,
gratulated on victory over, II :482;
his
effect of his defeat on treatment of
III:
American prisoners, 11:548, 569;
142;
his soldiers captured prior to capitu¬
11:145,
lation subject to exchange, II :5 71 ;
517,
II opposite strength,
with¬
92
State of New York
Burgoyne, Sir John —- continued, congress accuses of violating Sara¬ toga convention, II :660-665 ; ef¬ fects of his surrender on enemy, II: 781 ; American demands for sup¬ plies for his captured troops, 11: 833, 111:304; his letters on viola¬ tion of Saratoga convention, III: 31 ; homes abandoned on approach of his army, 111:209, 265-266, VI :631 ; House of Commons con¬ siders state of his army, 111:306; attack upon, by John Wilkes, III: 307; his reply to Wilkes, III :307; inquiries touching violation of Sara¬ toga convention by his troops. III:
Burhans, Samuel, loyalist, joins en¬ emy at Harpersfield, 11:257. ’ lurhite, John, of Charlotte precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y. taxed for son in enemy’s service, VI:576. Burk (Burck), Jesse, captain, of Col. Samuel Fletcher’s Vermont regi¬ ment, ordered to muster company,
Burhans, Abraham, of Capt. Silvester Salisbury’s company of light horse, Kingston, N. Y., 1:575.
Burling, Samuel, of New York city, pronounced an enemy of American cause, V:159,
V: 1 75.
Burke, Edmund, English statesman, his description of Gen. Conway, 1 :40; agent for New York in England, 1:75; Brant at dinner with, 1:163; portrait, IV:opp. 210; promotes treaty of peace, VIII :272. 314-315, 358-359, 360, 575Burke, William, surgeon, British 576, 584-585, 586, 616, 717, army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, IV :210, 365-368, 391-392, 11:451. 420-422; horses seized by his of¬ Burling, E. S., of Westchester county, ficers, 111:326, 328; his camp a N. Y., refugee, VII :257. refuge against Indians, 111:329, Burling, Ebenezer S., of Blooming 331; deserters and prisoners from Grove, Orange county, N. Y., his army, 111:338; IV:465, VII: gives i! formation of murder of Mai. 607; said to have ordered stand¬ Strong, IV : 1 47; juryman at in¬ ards burned before surrender. III: ! quest on death of Maj. Strong, IV: 489-490; Gen. McDougall on 148, 149. route taken by, IV :245 ; his troops Burling, John and Thomas, of New conducted to Virginia, IV:480; \ ork city, merchants, VIIExxxvii. his losses during Saratoga cam¬ Burling, Lancaster, of Poughkeepsie, paign, IV:506, V:599; his rank, N. Y., protests against permitting July I, 1777, IV: 5 09; Gen. William Emott to visit New York Arnold’s service in his capture, city, II :546; of exempts of Pough¬ V1:262 ; importance of his sur¬ keepsie precinct, IV :235 ; taxed for render, VI: 661 -662. son in British service, VI:586.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Burlington, N. J., New York artillery to be quartered at, VII:586.
ings of township of Nottingham in,
Ebenezer,
of
Col.
John
Field’s Dutchess county regiment,
Burns, Charles, attempts to go to New
Burns, David, of Schenectady, N. Y.,
Burnes, Owen, loyalist, apprehended on his way to New ''1 ork city, VI:
Ebenezer.
sergeant,
of
fifth
of
exempts of New
Windsor, N. Y„ 111:449, 513. John,
334.
of
exempts
of
petitions for protection of Haver¬ straw by home troops, V:471.
regiment, New York line, II :86. James,
signs memorial for protection, VI:
Burns, David, of Haverstraw, N. Y.,
826, 827.
Burnet,
1:229.
York city, VI :827.
11:734. Burnes, see also Burns.
Burnet,
sault, 11:294. Burns, -, captain, carries letter from Clinton to Col. McClaghry,
VIII :220.
Burnet,
Burnet, William (Dr.)—continued, eral, prosecutes two bakers for as¬
Burlington County, N. J., proceed¬
Burlison,
93
Burns, George, keeper of City Arms tavern. New York city, VIII :xi.
New
Windsor, N. Y., 111:449, 513.
Burns, William, loyalist, Major Lo¬ gan ordered to seize, VI:827.
Burnet, John, lieutenant, of fifth regi¬
Burnside, John, lieutenant, of second
ment, New York line, 1:424; cap¬
regiment. New York artillery, VI:
tain in Col. Albert Pawling’s lev¬ ies, VI1:14, 65, 306, 381. Burnet, Robert, major, aide-de-camp to Gen. Greene, in Paulus Hook expedition, V :208; brings to Phil¬ adelphia
news
of
evacuation
of
Charleston, VIII :62. Burnet, first
Robert, regiment,
Aaron,
lieutenant-colonel,
ref¬
eree in disputed election of 1 792, 1:185; Clinton forwards letter to, 1:739; aid-de-camp to Gen. Put¬ nam, II :99; United States senator, 11:877; defeated as candidate for
lieutenant, British
902. Burr,
twenty-
army,
with
Burgoyne, at Saratoga, II :45 1. Burnet, Robert, his bond held by es¬
governor, 11:877; obtains leave of absence, 111:285; to conduct loy¬ alists
within
enemy’s
lines,
III:
601-602, VL233-234; to trans¬
tate of Charles Clinton, 11:610. Burnet, Robert, Jr., his bond held by
port
William
New
York
Smith’s
city,
effects
IV: 31 6;
to
com¬
Clinton, 11:610. Burnet, Thomas, of exempts of New Windsor, N. Y., 111:449, 513. Burnet, William (Dr.), of New Jer¬ sey,
physician
and
surgeon-gen-
mands in Gen. vision, dence York
IV :502, at
McDougall’s di¬ 503;
Richmond
city,
his
Hill,
VIILxxvii,
resi¬ New 414;
State of New York
94
Burt, -, —- continued.
Burr, Aaron — continued. duel with Col. Alexander Hamil¬
V:271,
ton at Weehawken, VIII :414.
John Hanson, VIII :1 61.
Burr,
of
Burt, Benjamin, of Westminstertown, Vt., on committee to protest against
pleas, VI :523.
Vermont government, VI :61 3.
of
Fairfield
seizure
county.
George,
of
orders
Conn., clerk of court of common
Burr,
David,
272;
Fairfield,
Conn.,
justice of peace, apprises Clinton of theft of parchment, IV: 1 52. Burr, Isaac, loyalist, of Capt.
Israel
Island, IV:731. Isaac,
David,
in
Dutchess
county
Burtch, William, in Dutchess county jail, for aiding enemy, VI :836. Burtis, Benijah, of Westchester coun¬
on
British
sloop,
“ Henry,” under flag of truce,
IV:
812.
ty, N. Y., loyalist, prisoner of war, V:694. Burtis, James, of Beekman’s precinct,
Burrall
(Burril), Charles, colonel of
Connecticut militia, asked to pro¬ tect Sharon, 11:397.
petitions in
Dutchess county, N. Y., assessed for son in British service, VI :5 1 6. Burton, Judah, of Dutchess county,
Burrens, Samuel, of Schaghticoke, N. Y.,
Burtch,
jail, for aiding enemy, VI:836.
Youngs’ troop of horse on Long
Burr,
Burtch, see also Birch, Burch.
behalf of David
N. Y., petitions for pardon of Myndert Harris, 111:243; petitions for
Dick, 111:299. Burroughs, Jeremiah, on committee to present to Clinton defenseless con¬ dition of Granville and Skenesbor-
company of rangers to hunt down robbers, 111:676. Burton, William, arrested for traveling without pass,
ough, VI:46. Burroughs, M-, ensign, of fortyseventh regiment, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Burrow, -, of Pakataghkan, Del¬
11:636.
Burwell’s ferry, James river, Va., I: 89. Bush,-, carries letter from Clin¬ ton to Gen Putnam, 11:132.
aware county, N. Y., alleged loy¬
Bush, -, major, of Fishkill Land¬
alist, his adventure with Maj. Po¬
ing, Dutchess county, N. Y., Gen.
sey’s party, IV:I05,
Putnam’s headquarters at house of,
Burrows,
Thomas,
in
106-108. nine months’
levies, raised by Col. Peter R. Liv¬
general,
commanding
in
Bush, Frederick, of Shokan, N. Y., guides loyalist party
ingston, V :537. Burt,-,
11:418.
British
Leeward
army, islands,
restitution of vessel demanded of,
over Esopus
k.11, 1:768, 776. Bush,
George,
captain,
of
eleventh
regiment, Pennsylvania line, in ac-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Bute, John Stuart, Earl of, his influ¬
Bush, George — continued. tion
near
Chemung
95
Aug.
13,
sailed
1779, V:234.
III,
1:22; as¬
1:25 ;
corruption
ence over George by
Pitt,
Bush, George, of Springfield, Otsego
under his administration, 1:26; re¬
county, N. Y., sufferer by Indian
sentment at Boston over stamp act
raid,
directed at him,
IV:723,
788; petitions for
the
defense against Indians, V :I 79. Bush
Hank, of Cochecton,
N.
Y.,
loyalist, joins the Indians, 111:193. Bush,
Hendrick,
of
third
regiment,
Hendrick,
river,
Jr.,
loyalist,
seize,
on
1:776;
111:626, 666,
newspaper,
assailed by the
Delaware efforts
698,
to
730,
1:56;
“ North Briton,”
1:56-57. Butler, Abraham, of Smith’s Clove, Orange county,
Ulster county militia, VI:37. Bush,
“Briton,”
1:36; established
N.
Y.,
petitions
for stationing troops in Clove, IV: 275. Butler, Edward, of Albany, N. Y., his house marks boundary of Capt.
IV :1 9. Bush,
Roseboom’s company, VI:733. Jacobus,
of Shokan,
N.
supplies rum to loyalists,
Y.,
1:768,
776.
1:768.
N. Y„ Butler,
Bush, Peter, of Shokan, N. Y., loy¬ alist in Jacob Rose’s party, 1:758, 768, 772, 11:635, 637.
Hopkins’
Dutchess
county
regiment, delinquent, V:71, 73.
at
Jeremiah,
tried
for
delin¬
quency, V :687. Butler, John, colonel, of loyalist rang¬
165; assures Burgoyne of loyalist support, 1:146; commands Indians at battle of Newtown, 1:166; to
Buskirk see Van Buskirk. mills,
IV :628.
ers, his cruelty at Wyoming, 1:1 7,
Bushe (Bushey), John, of Col. Ros¬
Buskirk’s
rinus Willett’s levies, VII:286. Butler, James, of exempts of Goshen,
Bush, Jacobus, Jr., of Shokan, N. Y.,
well
Butler, Isaac, deserter from Col. Ma-
head Indian incursion, 1:769, 794;
Suffern,
N.
Y.,
conveys demand for surrender of
original owner, Jacobus Van Bus¬
Fort Stanwix,
kirk, 1:271.
young Indians from Oquaga,
Bussing, York
Aaron, city,
of
Harlem,
hospital
stores
New at
his
Bussing, Sarah, goods under flag of
of
Capt.
dosius Fowler’s levies,
his
flight
from
Fort
of
joining,
11:284;
party to Delaware river,
sends
II :644;
makes treaty with Indians at Ni¬
truce directed to, V:376. William,
273;
II:
Stanwix, 11:274; Michael Ittig ac¬ cused
house, 1:348, 349.
Bussing,
271,
11:156; joined by
Theo¬
VI:370.
agara, 11:781 ; to aid loyalist up¬ rising,
111:111;
lieutenant-colonel
State of New York
96
Butler, John — continued.
Butler, John -— continued. of militia before Revolution, 204;
structions to Gen. Sullivan for his
III:
capture,
in conference with Senecas
V : 1 24;
his strength
at
and Cayugas at Kanadesaga, III:
battle of Newtown, V :22 7; leads
357, 380, 458; with large force
troops at Newtown,
at
join
rounded and nearly captured, V:
111:476;
237; attempts to ambuscade Sulli¬
Oswego,
Brant
at
III: 368;
to
Unadilla,
recruiting and gathering provisions
van,
V:239-240;
for
tory
over,
army,
promises
111:505-506,
immunity to
527;
Lt.
Elisha
523, 543, 544, 546, IV:132; his letter
to
Lord
Howe,
111:527;
Sullivan’s
vic¬
exchange
of
prisoners to be proposed to, V :273 ;
Scovell, 111:520-521 ; his connec¬ tion with Wyoming massacre, III:
V :242;
V:235; sur¬
his policy deplored by British of¬ '
ficers,
V:361 ; to join Brant, V:
414; expected at Cherry Valley, V :41 5 ; reported in Mohawk val¬
threatens Cherry Valley, 111:544;
ley,
threatens German Flats,
111:582;
scouts to Freehold, V :885 ; at Ni¬
summons
Delaware
river
to
loyalists Oquaga,
on
111:597;
pro¬
V:7 38,
740,
;
VI :31
agara,
hawk valley,
762;
expected
sends
in
Mo¬
V1:1 69; appears in
posed expedition against, 111:615;
strength at Oneida, VI :288, 292;
expected
strength of British force, including
at Cochecton,
111:633;
his troops in need of gram,
III:
666, 682; at Chemung with 1 1 00 Indians,
action
at
Fox’s mills,
VI:
353; in command at Niagara, VI:
ange county, 111:720; obtains sup¬
482; designed to destroy Schenec¬
plies on Delaware river, IV: 107,
tady, VI :483.
goes to
threatens
after
Or¬
108;
111:712;
his rangers, VI:305, 353; retreats
Niagara,
IV: 1 14;
Butler, Joseph, of Haverstraw, N. Y.,
men from Cherry Valley under his
petitions for protection of district,
command, IV :260; his wife a pris¬ oner subject to exchange, 1V:4I3, 458;
V:403;
advises
Onondaga
chief to attack settlements, IV:575 ;
V :471. Butler,
M., von,
German
lieutenant
under Burgoyne, 11:453. Butler,
Richard,
colonel,
of
ninth
members of his force murder John
regiment, Pennsylvania line, instruc¬
Clark, IV :588-589; his tenants in
tions
Try on
Point,
county,
IV:670;
loyalists
to,
before
V: 1
55
;
taking of seeks
to
Stony restrain
near Fort Schuyler rely on his pro¬
mutineers in Pennsylvania line, VI:
tection,
547, 548-549,
IV: 74 7,
Schoharie, island,
748;
IV:807;
threatens
leaves
554; as commis¬
Buck
sioner of congress to Six Nations,
IV:844; Washington’s in-
receives communication from Clin-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Butler, Richard — continued,
97
Butler, William — continued.
ton, VIII :332-333; invites Onei-
111:605-606; sends parties against
das
loyalists,
and
d uscaroras
to
treaty,
111:616,
1V:106,
109,
¥111:337-338; suggests to Clin¬
139; reports to
Clinton work of
ton that state interests be subordi¬
scouting parties,
111:630-632; at
nated to general treaty, VIII :339-
I
Schoharie,
340.
111:695,
IV: 1 68,
229 ; commissioners of sequestration make demand for cattle which he
Butler, Thomas, of Caughnawaga, N. Y., brings news of loyalist purposes
has
from Johnstown, III: 407.
IV: 1 1-12; ordered by Clinton to
Butler, Walter N., captain, of loyal¬
apprehend
ist rangers, his cruelties at Cherry Valley,
1:17,
164;
111:706,
slayers
710,
of
714,
Harmanus
Dumond, 111:739-740; counseled
assures" Bur-
goyne of loyalist support,
seized,
by
Clinton to
restrain
disposition
1:146;
of soldiers to plunder, IV: 1 2-13;
at battle of Newtown, 1:166, V:
encouraged by Clinton in offensive
227, 235, 242; joined by party
operations,
of loyalists, 11:291 ; recruiting for
mation touching death of Dumond,
St.
IV: 1 03-1 05 ;
Leger’s
seizure, and
army,
III :204;
conviction,
escape,
111:204,
his !
imprisonment
111:204;
VII:473,
his
death,
479,
484,
486, 487; Charles Smith reports to,
his success in recruiting,
617-618, Valley, change
631;
IV:293; of
his
prisoners, 576,
destroys
proposes
mother
IV: 4 1 2,
710,
711,
and
ex¬ other
413,
V:
III:
Cherry
529,
130,
222,
IV: 13; presents infor¬
Clinton
exonerates
Maj. Posey in letter to, IV:140:
141; his operations against Indians, settlements,
IV: 163,
185,
222-
228; thanked by Clinton for suc¬ cessful
expedition,
marches
IV:232;
to relief of Fort Alden,
IV :29 1 ; informed of Col. Alden’s death,
IV:292; ordered on Sulli¬
van expedition, to
destroy
V :86,
Indian
123; sent
settlements
on
403; Gen. James Clinton addresses on exchange of prisoners, IV :45 7-
Cayuga lake, V:240; rejoins main army, V :241. 459, 529, 704. Butler,
William,
regiment,
colonel,
Pennsylvania
of
fourth
line,
has
misunderstanding with Gen. Stark, 111:595-596; promises
to
Gen.
Ten
cooperate
Broeck
with,
III:
600; Washington disposed to put in command of offensive operations,
Butler,
Zebulon,
regiment,
colonel,
Connecticut
of
fourth
line,
repels
enemy from Susquehanna, IV:684; proofs
of
Indian barbarities
dis¬
covered by him at Wyoming, V: 231 ; in command of fort at Wy¬ oming, V :232.
State of New York
98
Butler’s Buildings, small village on site of Geneva, N. Y., V:238.
Butts, Isaac — continued. kins’ Dutchess county regiment, V:
Butler’s creek, near Elmira, N. Y.,
71, 72, 73. Butts hill, see also Rhode Island.
1:166. Butterfield,
Benjamin,
Brattleboro,
Vt.,
lieutenant, in
of
Cumberland
county militia, informs Clinton of
Butts hill, R. I., battle of, 111:660. Buyker, -, to guide detachment to Delaware river, 111:626.
visits
Buyker, Silas, of third regiment, Ul¬
Newfane to track loyalist move¬
ster county militia, captured, VII:
ments,
226.
loyalist
plot,
VI :2 13-214;
VI :2 1 5 ; on committee to
protest
against
Vermont
govern¬
Buys, Abraham, of Albany county,
ment, VI:613. Butterfield, James, lieutenant, of Col.
Butter hill, eminence in Highlands of Hudson, militia stationed near, II: 473; hay to be stored near,
N. Y., certifies regarding ferry in Mohawk river near Cohoes, V :40.
Lewis Dubois’ levies, VI:21.
II:
789; beacons to be erected on, V: 77, 392; guard removed from, V:
Buys, Andrew, boy convicted of theft in Albany court, IV:188, 209. Buys,
John,
Butterhill
Clove,
in
Highlands
of
Otsego
county,
N.
loyalists procure supplies 504-505;
at,
Y., III:
Brant removes families
from, 111:542-543; Capt. Ballard cattle
at,
of
IV:21,
Sir
John
Byer, David, of Ramapo, N. Y., loy¬ taken in Clinton’s night ex¬
pedition, 1:483. Byron, John, Admiral,
Hudson, 11:403, 474. Butternuts,
sergeant,
Johnson’s regiment, loyalist, VI:44.
alist,
423.
seizes
Buys, see also Buice.
expected at
St. Lucia, IV:528, 538, 539. Byvanck,-, (Mrs.) her exchange for wife of Uriah Mitchell, on Long Island,
proposed,
IV:826,
855,
V:222.
V:415, Byvanck, Abraham, of Essex county,
416, 417; burnt by Oneidas and Tuscaroras, habitants scouting
IV: 131;
apprehended, party
sent
loyalist
in¬
IV:260;
from
Cherry
Valley to, IV :286; resort for loyal¬ ists, V:414, 415, 416, 417, 418. Button, Charles, of Vermont, testifies in suit between William Oliver and one West, IV:698, 699. Butts, Isaac, of Col.
Roswell Hop-
N. J., petitions in behalf of pris¬ oners, VI:606. Byvanck, Peter, of New York city, on committee to receive Washing¬ ton and Clinton, VIII :296.
C
ABOT, John, Italian navigator, his visit to Labrador, 1:92.
Cabot, Sebastian, son of John Cabot, his voyage, 1:77, 92.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cachran, see Cochran. Cadaughrity
Cain, Brian — continued,
(Cadorothy),
Mont¬
gomery county, N. Y., burned by Sir John Johnson,
99
VI:693, 695.
Cadiz, Spain, money received at, V: 286; letter from John Jay on road
brings intelligence of Brant and But¬ ler from Oquaga, IV: I 1 3, 114. Cain,
Daniel,
of
fourth
regiment.
Orange county militia, V :686. Cain, Edward, of Col. Levi Pawl-
to, V :861 ; secret expedition from,
ing’s Ulster county regiment,
VI1:21 2; news of peace received
22. Cais,
by way of, VIII :94. Cadman,
Edward,
Claverack, N.
of
Y.,
exempts
111:625,
of IV:
-,
Cadmon, John, of Claverack, N. Y.,
Cadmond, George, of Claverack, N. Y., signs petition to Clinton,
V:
Cakeat, see Kakiate.
Lt. Jacob Rose’s recruits, 11:635,
Calder,
James,
(Kelder),
of Lt. Cadwallader, John, general, his home in Philadelphia, 1:94; fought duel with Gen.
Thomas Conway,
II:
713.
N.
Y.,
William,
loyalist,
Jacob Rose’s recruits,
II:
635, 637. Caldwell, see also Calwall, Calwell. Caldwell,
-,
captain,
loyalist,
led attack on German Flats, IV:
Cady, Nathaniel, lieutenant, of Col. Marinus Willett’s levies, VI:894. Caesar, Julius, allusion to, by Patrick Henry, 1:36.
and
Hurley,
Ulster
county,
111:612. surgeon,
twentieth
regiment, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Johannes,
Andrew, Bank
of
director of pro¬ North
America,
VII :629. Caldwell, James, of Albany, N. Y.,
Schaghticoke,
in behalf of
turn, V:274, VI:238. Caldwell,
Joseph,
colonel,
of Cam¬
bridge, N. Y., joins in petition in N.
behalf of prisoners, VI :631 ; mem¬
David
ber of Vermont assembly, VI 1:34;
Dick, 111:299.
on boundary commission, VII:447.
Cain, Brian, loyalist, Cochecton, Sul¬ county,
VIE225. Caldwell,
petitions for Dr. Van Dyck’s re¬
Matthew,
petitions
118; ravaged Wawarsing, V:228,
posed
Cafor, William, of exempts of Kings¬
livan
Catskill,
emigrant, asks permission to return
Calder
Cadorothy, see Cadaughrity.
Y.,
of
to Scotland, VI:857.
930.
Cahrel,
Case,
636, 637.
signs petition to Clinton, V :930.
Cahill,
see
Stephen.
Calder (Kelder), Henry, loyalist, of
240.
ton
captain,
II:
N.
Y.,
111:193;
Caldwell, William,
letter from,
warded to Clinton, 111:666.
for¬
State of New York
100
1783,
Calwell, George, of Albany county,
showing days of week, are printed
N. Y., returned as assemblyman on
at the beginning of vols. II to VIII,
disputed list, VII:322.
Calendars for years
1775 to
roman pagination.
Calwell, William, of Col. Levi Pawi-
Calfe, John, of Rockingham county,
ing’s
N. H., appointed to keep record of
857.
prices of corn,
beef
and
leather,
county
regiment,
I:
Camaran, see Cameron.
V :654.
Cambel, Cambell, see Campbell.
Calkin, William, ensign, of Dutchess
Camble, see Campbell.
county exempts, IV:62, 63. Calkins,
Ulster
Jonathan,
Jonathan
captain,
Lattimer’s
of
Col.
regiment,
Washington county,
N. Y., con¬
mont,
Calkins, Reuben, lieutenant, of seventh Connecticut
Cambredg),
vention meets at, in favor of Ver¬
Connecticut militia, V:35.
regiment,
Cambridge (Cambrige,
line,
VI:760,
761,
789,
865,
867, 884, 890; VII:34.
com¬
Cambridge
district,
N.
Y., ill-treat¬
plained of for enlisting negro, II:
ment of loyalists in, 11:850, 854-
132.
858, 877-878, 111:432; commit¬
Callacrunty, William
N.
Y.,
Butler’s
visited
in
expedition,
Col
tee of, suffers insult from mob, II:
IV: |
854-856;
227.
for
Callbort, Thomas, accused of taking I Mikiah Cudner’s horse, VI:503. Callichan, John, of first regiment, New York line, VI :532. Callieres-Bonnevue,
Louis
plans conquest of New York,
111:209-212;
for
Charlotte
re¬
county
regiment proposed,
111:214-215;
militia
out,
of,
ordered
IV :308;
abandonment,
IV:605;
regi¬
ment of, reluctant to garrison Fort Edward, V :5 71 ; inhabitants peti¬ tion in behalf of neighbors in cap¬
asks
permission
for
his
I
tivity,
V 1:630-631;
VI:646-647;
371. churches,
in
New
for
York
Calwall, Abraham, Mamakating, N. Y., petitions for frontier protection,
annexation
inhabitants to
760, 775, 787,
city, confiscated by British, 1:167. Calwall, Calwell, see also Caldwell.
resident
of,
assessed for son in enemy’s service,
daughter to go to New York, V:
IV :563.
in,
inhabitants
I:
Callow,-, of Dutchess county,
Calvimstic
cruiting
of
123.
Y„
protection,
of
settlements contiguous to, in danger
Chevalier
Hector de, governor of Montreal,
N.
petition
[
petition
Vermont,
VI:
799; association
in, to oppose Vermont advocated, V1L477. Cambridge, Conn., commissary mag¬ azine may be placed at, IV :531.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Cambridge,
Mass.,
army at,
powder
sent
to
Cameron, Donald, deserts from con¬
1:200; parole given by
tinental service, V :795.
Burgoyne and officers at, 11:450;
Cameron
Washington in command at, VIII: 396,
39 7,
414;
Washington
his
Canada, V :843. Cameron (Cammorin), John, his wife and children sent to Canada, VI:
Campden),
452.
Charlotte county, N. Y., IV:727,
Cameron (Camroon), Margaret, asks
728.
passport to Canada, V :843.
Camden, S. C., flight of militia at bat¬ tle
Donald,
Cameron, Elizabeth, asks passport to
Cambridge road, Mass., 11:450. (Cambden,
(Camaran),
wife sent to Canada, VI:452.
leaves, VIII :397, 419.
Camden
IOI
of,
VI:315;
Gen.
Cameron (Camrin), Mary, asks pass¬
Greene
port to Canada, V :843. writes
from,
VI:910;
enemy
in
Cameron,
possession of, VI :91 2-913; losses of enemy at, April 25, 1781, VII: 28; its evacuation by Lord Rawdon,
VII :29; its situation,
VII:
29.
j
Nally,
asks
passport
to
Canada, V :843. Cameron
(Camroon),
Nancy,
asks
passport to Canada, V :843. Cameroon, see Cameron. “ Camilla,” frigate, British war vessel,
Camell, see also Campbell.
V :24.
Camell, John, of Butternuts, Otsego
Cammel, see Campbell.
county, N. Y., loyalist, exacts oath
Cammorin, see Cameron.
of allegiance to King George, V:
Campbell, -, at Goshen, N. Y., supposed loyalist, IV:827.
415. Camer, Peter, carpenter, employed in Robert
Livingston’s
iron
works,
Campbell,-, of Bedford, N. Y., to forward provisions to Gen. Par¬ sons, 111:26.
V :753. Cameron
(Cammorin),
Alexander,
Campbell,
-,
major,
of
Conti¬
nental Village, Putnam county, N. his wife and children sent to Can¬ ada, VI :452. Cameron
(Cammorin),
Angus,
his
wife and children sent to Canada, VI :452. Cameron
(Camrin),
Y„ IV:347. Campbell
-, suffers
by attack on Cherry Valley, IV: 411. Campbell
Cathrene,
(Campble),
(Campble),-, suffers
asks
by attack on Cherry Valley, IV:
Cameron (Cameroon), Christine, asks
Campbell, -, of Hackensack, N.
passport to Canada, V :843.
passport to Canada, V :843.
411.
J., his tavern, 1:573.
State of New York
102
Campbell, army,
--,
captain,
recruiting
at
British
Campbell, Daniel, of Schenectady, N.
Hackensack,
Y., former judge of inferior court,
N. J„ 1:573.
forwards letter from Sir John John¬
Campbell, ——, Charlotte
(Mrs.) widow, of
precinct,
Dutchess
county, N. Y., VI:890.
regiment,
desires
to
resign
commission, 111:296. Campbell,
Alexander,
sixty-second army,
carries
of
regiment,
British
messages
between
11:399, 413 ; prisoner on parole, II :45 1 ; visited Albany in disguise, VII :339. (Cample,
Alexander,
of
Campble),
Shawangunk
pre¬
cinct, Ulster county, N. Y., con¬ of
harboring
loyalists
792,
795,
11:635;
writes
from prison letter of complaint to
Campbell,
colonel,
quartermaster-general, 1:121 ;
in
deputy northern
compensated
by congress for losses at Ile-auxNois (Illinois in ms.), 111:91. Campbell,
Douglas,
author
of
the
“ Puritan in England, Holland and Noix (Illinois in ms.), 111:91. Campbell,
Duncan,
major,
British
Archibald, of
British
army,
Campbell, Edward, of Wallkill, Uls¬ ter county,
N.
Y., joins in peti¬
tion
relative
to
justices
of peace,
111:493. Campbell, Henry Fletcher, lieutenantgeneral, British army, his regiment,
11:269.
colonel,
232-233.
in
arms, 1:765, 767, 768, 770, 790,
Clinton,
Donald,
prisoner, stores arms at Fishkill, I:
Campbell,
791,
Campbell,
department, captain,
Burgoyne and Sir Henry Clinton,
victed
oath prescribed by legislature, III: 604; known as loyalist, VI:361.
Campbell, Aary, captain, of Haverstraw
son to Newtown, 11:840; refuses
lieutenant-
seventy-first
regiment,
negotiations
for his
IV:509; ordered to restore houses to owners on Long Island, VIII: 203.
exchange, 11:570, 571, 573, 574;
Campbell, Jack, of Orange county, N.
111:306; informs John Cumming,
Y., petitions for military protection,
British prisoner, of effort for his ex¬
IV :1 72.
change, IV: 1 65, 221, 242; leads
Campbell (Cambell), James, of Col.
expedition to Savannah, Ga., IV:
John
481; acting brigadier, V11 f: 31 7.
\ork city militia, 1:363.
Campbell (Cambel, Cambell), Dan¬
Lasher’s
regiment
of
New
Campbell, James, of Cherry Valley,
Y., petitions
N. Y., petitions for protection of
for protection of frontier, 1111:21 1 •
frontier, 11:823; sufferer by attack
asks permission to export wheat in
on Cherry Valley, IV:339, 675,
exchange for salt, V :262.
721, 787.
iel, of Saratoga, N.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Campbell (Canpbel), James, of Col.
Campbell, Mungo, lieutenant-colonel,
A. Brinckerhoff’s Dutchess county
of
regiment, V:825.
army,
Campbell,
James,
Jr.,
captured
at
Cherry Valley, IV:338.
com’s regiment of New York levies, VI:370.
regiment,
attacks
Fort
British
Montgomery,
1:149; demands surrender of Fort 11.393;
killed
in
storming of fort, II.:399, V:598. Campbell
(Cambbell),
Phineas,
Essex county, N. J., signs petition
Campbell (Cambell), John, carpenter, employed on defenses of Hudson river, 1:452. Campbell
fifty-second
Montgomery,
Campbell, John, of Col. William Mal-
103
in
behalf
Campbell
(Camble),
of
American
captives,
VI:606. (Campble),
Phoebe,
of
John, of Col.
Fort Edward, N. Y., asks to be re¬
Peter Van Ness’ regiment of Al¬
instated in possession of property, V -.338-339.
bany county militia, V :664. Campbell, John, of Cherry Valley, N. Y., suffers by attack on settlement, IV:340, 722, 787.
German Flats, IV:343.
regiment,
New
York
John,
assistant
deputy
John,
Saratoga, N. Y., petitions for pro¬ IV:770.
Campbell, Robert, arrested for rob¬
Campbell (Cambel), Samuel, colonel, of
first
regiment,
Tryon
county
Valley,
11:822,
111:105,
410,
IV:261 ; petitions for protection of
quartermaster-general, IV :868. Campbell,
of
militia, asks protection for Cherry
artillery, VII: 18. Campbell,
Robert,
bery, VII :41 9.
Campbell (Cambill), John, lieutenant, second
(Cambell),
tection of frontier,
Campbell, John, suffers by attack on
of
Campbell
colonel, of Cherry
county, IV: 1 19; in list of sufferers
Valley, N. Y., carries despatches
at Cherry Valley, IV:338,
to Indian country, IV:704; peti¬
410, 675,
tions for protection against Indians,
in captivity, IV:338, 410, 413;
V.-179.
V: 130,
Campbell,
John,
Jr.,
lieutenant,
of
721, 787; his family
220,
403,
404;
274,
first regiment, Tryon county militia,
sulted
on
fund,
IV:758;
Valley,
county,
IV :261 ;
suffers
by destruction of settlement, 339,
IV:
Campbell,
Ludowick,
of
German
361,
distribution
IV: 782;
of
relief
removed
from
sends
political
message to Clinton, V: 615. Campbell,
721, 787.
276,
VI:407; to be con¬
petitions for protection of Cherry 11:822,
339,
Samuel,
Jr.,
lieutenant,
first regiment, Tryon county militia,
Flats, N. Y., suffers by destruction
petitions
of settlement, IV :343.
Valley,
for protection of Cherry 11:822,
IV :261 ;
in list
State of New York
104
Campbell,
Samuel, Jr.— continued,
of Cherry
Valley sufferers,
IV:
invasion of New York, 1:123-124; Hudson river main channel of com¬
339, 410. Campbell
Canada —- continued,
(Cambell),
Solomon,
of
munication
with,
1:126,
128,
Saratoga, N. Y., petitions for pro¬
255; Congress invites cooperation
tection
of,
of frontier,
770;
seeks
111:211,
permission
to
IV:
import
tions
(Campell), Stephen, peti¬ for
protection
of
Orange
county, IV: 172. Campbell,
expedition
196;
from,
Burgoyne’s
1:159;
loyalists
remove to, 1:161 ; Sir John John¬
salt, V :262. Campbell
1:133-134,
Thomas,
son
escapes
to,
contemplated
1:183;
invasion
1778,
1:187;
in
Gen. Thomas commands American lieutenant,
of
troops in,
1:21 1 ;
fourth regiment, Pennsylvania line,
Americans
IV:229.
Gen. Thompson at Three Rivers,
Campbell,
Thomas,
of
New
York
•1:237,
in,
sympathy with
238,
1:214;
240,
repulse of
243;
New
city, on committee to adopt badge
York officers who served in, 1:239,
to be worn Evacuation day, VIII:
424;
295.
1:241 -242 ; German dragoons sup¬
Campbell,
William,
twenty-fourth
lieutenant,
regiment,
of
British
reinforcements
ordered
for,
plied with horses in, 1:333; route from,
to
New York endangered,
army; with Burgoyne at Saratoga,
1:380; the king announces its re¬
11:451.
covery, 1:403; Pascal Paoli com¬
Campbell Hall,
Orange county,
N.
Y„ IV :813.
mands
troops
force in,
Campble, see Campbell. Camptown, Essex county, N. J.,
in,
1:622;
British
during Burgoyne’s inva¬
sion, 11:174; effects of cession of, I:
532.
by
France,
11:306-307;
certain
people with Burgoyne permitted to
Camrin, see Cameron.
return to, 11:441, 447, 449; Brit¬
Camroon, see Cameron.
ish prisoners allowed to get clothing
Canaan,
from, 11:447-448; William Smith,
Conn., Washington recom¬
mends that magazine be placed at,
chief
IV :5 31.
prisoners released from,
Canada, minutes of Indian Commis¬
justice,
11:661-662;
sioners thought to have been car¬
campaign
ried to, 1:14; English ascendency
870,
established in,
1:23; claim of, to
11:486;
failure
against,
111:306;
dreaded,
American in of
winter
11:712-713,
incursions
11:792,
1776,
111:205,
from, 209,
land between Connecticut river and
419;
Hudson, 1:73; a military base for
111:124, 150; infractions of Sara-
prisoners
from,
at Albany,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Canada — continued.
Canada — continued.
toga convention in, 111:314, 358,
274,
360,
American
238,
111:406;
654,
575,
105
1V:365;
prisoners to be sent to,
Onondaga brings news from, III:
275,
276,
287-288,
297,
VI:
424,
659-660, 688,
648,
708,
736,
762; Phoebe Campbell asks to be
459; troops and Indians from, at
sent
Oswegatchie, 111:538; evidence of
perses
infraction
convention
381 ; proposed north line of New
584-585,
h ork
sought 586,
of Saratoga
in,
111:576,
717,
IV:207,
366,
391-
392, 420-422; Andrew Stephen¬ son
brings
news
campaign in,
from,
111:639;
brought money into
to,
V:338-339;
transports
adjusted
storm
sailing
to
for,
boundary
dis¬ V:
of,
V:382; families in Tryon county desirous of removing to, 523,
524-525,
548,
V:521-
843,
VI:
239, 266, 325, 343, 364, 369;
New York state, 111:725; inhabi¬
flag sent to, V:524, 551 ; experi¬
tants of Tribes Hill taken to, IV:
ence of British deserter journeying
254;
to,
loyalists
plan
reprisals
in,
V:7I2; Sir John Johnson re¬
IV :307; enemy’s strength in, IV:
turns to, V :81 8, 822 ; loyalists at
309;
Fort Edward desire to go to, V:
Washington
discusses
pro¬
posed expedition against, IV:365-
893, VI:266; Brant seeks assist¬
368;
IV:
ance in, V :91 4, 950; British sol¬
Butler’s
dier brings information from, VI:
IV:458;
44; situation of enemy’s force in,
Washington designs new expedition
VI :64; Jean Edgar desires pass to,
military
442-445; family
to,
conditions
Col.
may
John
return
IV:602-604;
ened from,
in,
to,
frontier
threat¬
1V:605; Indians may
VI: 1 50-1 52 ; interest of, in North¬ west
Territory,
VI:202;
inhab¬
be reinforced from, IV :61 5, 616;
itants of Kingsbury, N. Y., crave
loyalists in Tryon county in com¬
permission to remove to, VI:269-
munication
713;
270; effect of its loss to Union,
outrages committed by parties from,
V1:31 2; reports about Ethan Al¬
IV :725,
with,
726,
IV:670,
771;
Lafayette’s
len circulated in, VI:359; resorts
letter to people of, IV:805; mes¬
of
sage
women and children sent to, VI:
from,
to
garrison
at Oswe¬
emissaries from,
VI:359-363;
IV:805-806; Fort Stan-
452-453, 723, 724, 761 ; Ameri¬
wix threatened from, V: 164, 189,
cans from Susquehanna taken to,
719,
by enemy, VI :605 ; communication
gatchie,
ers
720-721; American prison¬
in,
196;
treated exchange
American
with of
prisoners
lenity,
V:
of Vermont leaders with, VI:749-
loyalists
for
750, 859, VII:614, 632; prison¬
in,
V:273, |
ers
allowed
to
return
from,
on
io6
State of New York
Canada — continued.
Canada —• continued. parole, VI: 761; military prepara¬ tions in, VI:7 71,
773; emissaries
from, at Kingsbury, VI:840, 844; form of parole given by prisoner in,
New York sent to, VI11:2 71 ; con¬ gress
reserves
VI:882-883; loyalists expect army
dition
to,
Butler
killed
young men from
Half Moon prisoners in, VI:906;
for
refugees
Canada creek, N. Y., scouting expe¬
from,
VI :891 ;
lands
from, VIII :391.
VI :212; at,
487; mentioned
Walter
VII:473, to
define
N.
479, Indian
loyalists suspected of carrying am¬
boundary, VIII :358, 359, 360.
munition to, VII:75; reported in¬
Canadasago, Cannadasago, Kanada-
vasion from,
VII :80; territory in
Vermont claim exposed to invasions from,
VII :94;
persons
taken
to,
from Ballston, N. Y., VII:
157;
kidnapping enterprises from,
VII:
184,
301 ;
quality
of
food
re¬
seaga,
Kanadasege,
Kanasadaga,
Kanasedego, see Kanadesaga. Canajoharie warie,
(Canajohary, Canejohery,
Canajo-
Canijohary,
Cannejoharrie, Cannojeharie, Cannojoharie, Canojohare, Canojoharie,
ceived by prisoners in,
VII:227;
Conajohary,
principles
governing
exchanges
hohana, Cunnogeharry, Kanonog-
VII :228-230,
271-275,
harie,
with,
282-284,
290,
294-295,
310-311, 320, 330, 342,
368,
409;
335,
341-
despatches
New York sent from, military force of,
296,
Connajoharry, Cono-
Kanonwarehare),
Gen.
James
1:1 64;
Clinton
proposed
N.
Y.
marches
to,
monument
to
for
Gen. Herkimer in, 111:196; bat¬
VII :261 ;
talion of, ordered to German Flats,
concentrated at
111:475;
apprehensions
for,
III:
St. Johns, VI 1:324; James Dugan
565 ; enemy reported near, IV :80;
brings information from, VII :339;
troops ordered to; IV:81 ; appeal
preparations in, against Connecticut
for troops from, IV :1 1 7-1 19, V:
river
701-703;
patch
settlements, from
VII:395;
New York
to,
des¬ VII:
Col.
Schaick will
Goose
march
to,
Van
IV:288;
404; adventure of war party from,
troops
VII :406; congress may admit to
rendezvous at, IV:75 1, V:82, 83,
Union, V11:5 1 8; Vermont leaders
123, 149; wagons for the Sullivan
would
find
refuge
in,
VIII :80;
for
Sullivan
expedition
to
expedition collected at, V :86; Gen.
proposal to cede to United States,
Clinton sets off for,
VIII :87; reduced importance under
Clinton departs from, V: 1 22 ; spies
treaty,
VIII: 160;
ceived
in,
no
orders
for evacuating
re¬
frontier
posts, VIII :249, 333; loyalists of
V:87; Gen.
executed at, V:122; guard to be kept
at
Fort
Plank
in,
V:547;
fourth New York regiment ordered
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Canajoharie — continued.
107
Canawaugus (Canawaugas), Living¬
to, V :805; Gen. Van Rensselaer
ston county, N. Y., Col. John But¬
arrives at, in pursuit of Sir John
ler retires to, V :239.
Johnson,
VI :31 9; engagement at,
VI :325,
338,
606 ;
news
of
Candaia
(Candaya,
Sullivan’s
army
Cherry Valley received by way of,
237; Sullivan’s
VI :81 1 ;
241.
895,
troops
896,
posted
901 ;
at,
VI:
Brant expected
at, VIII :341, 344; Brant declines to return to, VI11:380.
N. Y., threatening attitude of loy¬ alists and Indians at, 11:286, 288. district,
Tryon
county,
N. Y., unpopularity of Jelles Fonda in, 11:285; list of inhabitants who have suffered by enemy, IV:721723, 786-788; destruction of, by
V:
army passes,
V:
Canetuck, see Kentucky. Canfield, Ebenezer, of Essex county,
can prisoners, VI:606. Canfield, Elijah, workman engaged in mutiny, 1:641. Canfield, James, workman engaged in mutiny, 1:642. Canfield, John, Peekskill, N. Y., asks interview with Clinton, 11:47. Canfield, John,
Brant, VI:79, 80-82, 88-89, 99,
Sharon,
107, 108, 277.
397,
Canandaigua,
at,
N. J., petitions in behalf of Ameri¬
Canajoharie Castle, Herkimer county,
Canajoharie
Appletown),
encamps
(Canandaigui,
Can-
nandaigui, Kanandaigua), Ontario county, N. Y., visited by Sullivan’s
justice of peace,
Conn., 802,
commissary,
111:492,
of George Trimble, VII :8. Canfield, Joseph, workman engaged in
New York line, V :924.
of peace in limiting captures, VIII:
Cannan, see also Cannon.
254, 260.
Cannan, (Canasserago,
Conosarago),
ConneMadison
Phineas,
Cannan,
Thomas,
Rombout
Brant’s
cincts,
arrive
at,
VIII:
con¬
and
of
exempts
of
Poughkeepsie pre¬
Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
IV :235.
341. Canaseragas dians,
workman,
cerned in mutiny, 1:642.
county, N. Y„ IV:704, VII:227; runners
IV:593,
682; issues warrant to attach goods
Cannadday, John, of fourth regiment,
Canandaigua lake, N. Y., V:238. Canary islands, mentioned by treaty
saraga,
II:
mutiny, 1:642.
army, V :238, 240.
Canaseraga
of
In¬
Canniff, James, of Haverstraw, N. Y.,
Maj.
petitions for protection of district,
(Conasaraugas),
deliver
prisoner
to
Cochran, IV: 132. Canasheaga, N. Y., Sir John John¬ son’s force pursued to, VI :333.
V :471. Canniff (Caniff), Jonas, of Rombout, Dutchess county, N. Y., assessed
State of New York
io8
Cantine, John, colonel, of third regi¬
Canniff, Jonas—continued. for son in British service, VI:567;
ment, Ulster county militia; ordered
desires to retire from New York,
to
and be under protection of British
ton’s order for dismissal of regiment
troops,
conveyed
VI :887-888;
appeals
to
Rhinebeck
flats,
to,
Clinton for exchange of himself and
court martial,
family, YI 1:9.
599,
613,
1:532; Clin¬
1:539;
member
1:582,
589,
615;
in
Cannon, see also Cannan.
Morris
151, 266; returns of his detach¬
Y.,
petitions
for
protection
Cannon (Cannan), James, lieutenant,
11:150,
ment, 11:240; ordered to keep out scouting
against Brant, II :823.
levies,
Col.
Cannon, Andrew, of Cherry Valley, N.
Graham’s
serves
of
596,
parties,
part of his
111 :250-25 1 ;
command
ordered
to
of first regiment, Tryon county mi¬
frontier, 111:389-390, 509; sends
litia,
Clinton information of enemy’s de¬
petitions
for
Cherry Valley,
protection
11:823,
of
IV:261 ;
signs,
111:538; to increase guards
Cherry
on frontier, 111:539; receives news
Valley, IV:339; in Col. Marinus
of enemy’s movements on frontier,
Willett’s
111:545;
suffers
by
devastation
levies,
of
VI:894;
reports
acquaints
Clinton
with
Indian outrage at Johnstown, VII:
capture of John Snow,
26, 27.
his instructions to detachment sent
Cannon (Cannan, Cannen), Mathew,
to Delaware river, 111:626; scout
of Cherry Valley, N. Y., petitions
to
for
633-634;
protection,
11:823;
captive,
Cochecton
Canotts (Cannotts, Canouts), George,
637,
reported
changes his
Lackawack
IV:338, 410, 413.
III :597;
to
to,
Hunk,
664; reports
III:
post from 111:634,
disposition
of
distressed by destruction of Spring-
Orange and Ulster county troops,
field, IV:722 ; testifies against loy¬
111:634, 635; to Clinton on ap¬
alist who supplied Brant with pro¬
pointment of commissary. III :634,
visions, V:418.
664-665;
Cantens Hook,
Hudson river, sloop
to repair to harbor near, 11:374. Canterbury
(Cantebury),
Orange
county, N. Y., 11:400. Cantine,
--,
Robert R.
carries
from
111:254. Cantine, Daniel, of Ulster county, re¬
adventure
of
George Andries and Jacob Oosterhout, 111:635-636; monthly pay¬ rolls
required
of,
638; Clinton to, letter
Livingston to Clinton,
puted loyalist, 1:768.
relates
of
commissary,
111:636,
637-
on appointment
111 :637 ;
receives
treasury order for provisions,
III:
665,
with
666;
Clinton
on
correspondence prices
111:680-681,
of
provisions,
681-682;
reports
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cantine, John — continued.
109
Cantine, John—continued.
Indian raid at Peenpack, 111:681 ;
Ulster
brings charges against two militia
orders
for stationing
officers,
371;
presents
111:696,
719,
ports shooting of
721;
re¬
Harmanus
Du-
frontier,
Frame
to
IV:305;
militia,
case
Clinton,
receives
of
IV:
Samuel
IV:426-427;
mond, 111:697, 728, 729; reports
asks
foraging trip to Pakataghkan, III:
duty,
728-730; had persuaded Dumond
deliver bides to Peter T. Curtenius,
to
IV:427-428;
remain
at
Pakataghkan,
III:
739; called on by Clinton to pre¬ vent militia from plundering.
III:
to
be relieved
IV:427,
from
428;
frontier
directed
one-fourth
of
to
his
command ordered to frontier posts, IV:773,
778;
mentioned
by
742; advised to destroy Oquaga,
Washington, IV:796; in charge of
111:742, IV:66; describes disaster
frontier posts,
which befell Lieut. John Graham’s
ports
party,
IV : 1 7-18; explains appro¬
IV :823-824 ; ordered to demand
priation of cattle and horses by mi¬
full quotas of levies from delinquent
litia, IV :1 8-1 9; informed of pres¬
officers, IV:824; advised by Clin¬
ence of friendly Indians at Oquaga,
ton on selection of post, IV :825 ;
IV : 1 9; ordered by Clinton to pro¬
Clinton
tect western frontier,
IV :850; gives instructions for post¬
123;
complains
of
IV:53, 66, remissness
of
his
IV:799,
dispositions
advises
of
823; re¬
to
Clinton,
enemy’s plan,
ing militia, IV:862; receives infor¬
militia, !V:64-65; blamed by Col.
mation and
William Butler in Dumond affair,
IV:865; pursues Indians who at¬
IV :1 03-1 04; reports rumors con¬
tacked
cerning
dered
114;
Joseph
doubts
Brant,
wisdom
IV: 1 13, of
sending
orders
from
Fantine Kill, to
frontier,
provide V :562,
Clinton,
V:228;
for
defense
565-567,
or¬ of
578;
ordinary
militia
Oquaga,
informed of attack on Harpersfield,
IV: 1 14;
wishes to send spies to
V:637; consulted by Col. Snyder,
Delaware river,
against
IV: 1 14; blamed
VI:99;
dispatched
to
Neversink
for failing to protect Basha’s Land,
kill, VI:2 3 7 ; member of court to
IV: 1 22 ; sustained by Clinton, IV:
inquire into conduct of Gen. Van
123; sends news from frontier, IV:
Rensselaer, VI:692; informs Col.
163; gives distance and route to
Pawling
Oquaga, IV: 164,
Warwarsing, VII:190; asks rein¬
168,
169; or¬
dered to strengthen militia in ser¬
of enemy’s presence
forcements,
VI1:1 91 ;
vice, IV: 1 82 ; proceeds with Col.
Clinton enemy’s
Van
IV:
warsing,
276; ordered to reduce force along
Jacobus
Cortlandt to
Minisink,
reports
descent on
VII:225-226; Wynkoop
before
at
to
Waorders court
State of New York
I IO
Cantine, Peter, Jr., commissioner for
Cantine, John — continued. martial, VII:409; asks Clinton’s
conspiracies, asks for company of
aid
rangers,
in
obtaining
powder,
VII:
1:81 2-81 3 ; notifies Clin¬
ton that certain persons refuse oath
534. Cantine,
Matthew,
Ulster county, provincial
Marbletown,
of allegiance, 111:603, 604, 651,
Y., elected to
656, 691, 726, 733, IV:29, 72,
of
N.
congress,
Clinton’s home,
1:244;
visits
1:366; on com¬
129. Cantine,
William,
of
Marbletown,
mittee to aid in obstructing Hudson
Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for
river,
protection of township, IV :52.
1:437;
chairman pro tern,
of committee of safety, 1:463; in controversy with recruiting officer, 1:839-840;
recommends
Gen.
Schuyler for governor and Clinton
Cantlin, Richard, prisoner in High¬ lands, V :74. Cape Ann, Mass., VI :70. Cape Cod, Mass., Charles Clinton’s
for lieutenant-governor, 1:855-856;
colony
on committee to explore lead mines,
from, VI :70.
11:666-667,
681,
682,
683;
makes final report on exploration,
lands
at,
Cape Henry, Va.,
1:16;
recruit
French fleet ex¬
pected by way of, VI: 11.
111:391-395; petitions for protec¬
Capes of Delaware, see Delaware.
tion
Cap-Francais (Cape Francois), Cape
of
Marbletown,
IV:52;
as¬
sured of Clinton’s interest in fron¬ tier protection, IV:53; reports as¬ sessment
of
persons
having
sons
Moses,
captain,
of
Levi
Pawling’s Ulster county regiment,
Moses,
Frederick,
of
Charlotte
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
576. “ Captain
Nicholson,”
American
armed cutter, 11:540.
1:299, 668. Cantine,
Caphaw,
taxed for son in British service, VI:
with enemy, VI:639. Cantine,
Haytien, Haiti, IV:451.
lieutenant,
of
Col.
Morris Graham’s levies, 11:266.
Caquegemawia, mentioned in descrip¬ tion
of
Indian
boundary,
VIII:
360. Cantine, Moses, of exempts of King¬ Carans (Cams), Robert, of exempts ston
and
Hurley,
Ulster
county,
111:612. Cantine, Peter, of Rochester, Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for protec¬
of Wallkill, N. Y„ 111:471. Carantouan,
Indian
village
near
Waverly, N. Y., V:233. Carantouanis (Carantouannais), tribe
tion of frontier, 111:549, IV:768;
at war with
Col. Van Ness refers to, in dispute
Champlain
over Lieut. Best, 111:700.
V :233.
Mahicans,
seeks
V :231 ;
alliance
with,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Carbery (Carbury), Henry, captain,
111
Carleton, Sir Guy — continued.
of eleventh regiment, Pennsylvania
1:158; Burgoyne did not cooperate
line, wounded
with,
by enemy in
am¬
bush, V :234. Care,
Teunis,
1:159;
second
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, V :825.
dians, 11:31 ; estimate of his avail¬ able force, 11:101 ; to receive des¬ patches
Cargal
toga,
(Corgal, Corgel), Abraham, Col.
conference with
Washington, 1:187; disarms Cana¬
of
Carey, see Cary.
of
in
Levi
Pawling’s
from
Burgoyne
11:441,
447;
at
Sara¬
terms
under
Ulster
which he released American prison¬
county regiment, 1:842, 11:40, 66,
ers in Canada, 11:661-662; sends
91.
letter to New York city, 11:819,
Caribbee islands, V:271.
840; demands military service of
Carl, Jacob, of Dutchess county, N.
French
Y., petitions for pardon of Myn-
quires
dert Harris, 111:242.
who
Carleton
(Carlton),
major,
of
Christopher,
twenty-ninth
regiment,
Canadians, military
111:263;
service of
surrendered
with
re¬
soldiers
Burgoyne,
IV:210, 365, 392; sails for Eng¬ land,
IV:443;
losses
of
troops
British army, visits Schenectady in
under, IV:506; letter of Thomas
disguise,
Fort
Jefferson to, V: 1 95-197; releases
408,
Sir James Jay from prison, V :460;
Fort George,
his correspondence with Sir James
Ann,
11:852;
VI :288,
VII:320;
captures
336,
captures
337,
VI:288-289,
290-291,
Ticonderoga,
VI:325;
hend
Canadians
337; at to appre¬
friendly
to
Jay,
VIII: 11 ;
letter
written
holds by
intercepted
James
Duane,
VIII :15; his letter on subject of
America, VI:362; moving toward
peace,
Skenesborough, VI:374; will send
ance
VIII:30, 35; gives assur¬
boats to Skenesborough for loyalist
stopped, VIII :47; instructions at¬
that
savage
incursions
are
tached to his
command in
forwarded to, VI :723; spares Ver¬
York,
VIII :53;
mont settlements, VI:750.
count d’Estaing’s instructions sent
women,
Carleton Guy,
VI:406; loyalist families
(Carlton,
Charlton),
to,
VIII :94; agreement with,
of
to
com-
British army, ap¬
city proposed, VIII :94; plans of
Quebec,
preciates importance of waters be¬
cooperation
tween Sandy Hook and St. Law¬
authority
rence,
state, VIII :1 32-1 34,
1:124; Burgoyne preferred
to, by British ministry, 1:157-158;
Egbert
could
structions,
not
New
copy
prevent speculation in New York
governor of
mander-in-chief,
Sir
secret,
reinforce
Burgoyne,
with,
in
for
transfer
of
southern
district
of
Benson
149,
sent to,
152;
with
VIII :1 34-1 35,
in¬
140;
State of New York
I I2
Carleton, Sir Guy — continued,
Carleton, Sir Guy — continued.
sends peace despaches to Quebec,
210; Clinton to, on right to with¬
VIII: 136;
hold
his
conference
at
Orangetown with Washington and
VIII :1 40,
others, 167,
181, 412; Egbert Benson’s
conference 148, to
156-158, 165-
VIII :1 40-1
with,
44,
154; invites aid of congress
superintend
and
protect
loyalists,
VI11:21 1-213; Clinton to, on out¬ rages
in
Westchester,
VIII :2 1 3-
214; Clinton to, on surrender of archives
and
records,
VII 1:214-
215; correspondence with Clinton
from
on lawless reprisals and court mar-
New York, V111:1 54; congress to
tials, VIII :239-244, 251 ; to leave
ask his surrender of American posts
New York, VIII :246, 247; com¬
and property,
embarkations
rents
VIII: 155;
requested
by Clinton to state terms for relin¬ quishment of territory,
VIII: 165-
168,
Clinton
184;
asked
by
to
plains
to
congress
commissioners
of
of
action
of
sequestration,
VIII :246, 262, 278; orders evac¬ uation
of
Penobscot,
VIII :256;
open Hudson navigation to Ameri¬
Clinton ignorant of time when he
VIII: 168;
will depart from New York, VIII:
can
ships,
draw
troops
from
VIII:1
county,
will with¬ Westchester
258;
publishes his letter to con¬
75-1 76, 182-183;
gress,
VIII :262; promises to em¬
explains grounds on which he re¬
bark in November, VIII :263,264;
tains possession of New York terri¬
his promptness in evacuating New
VI11:176-177;
tory,
opens Hud¬
York, VIII :269-270; his care for
son navigation to American ships,
loyalist
VIII: 177;
273; succeeded Sir Henry Clinton,
urges
VIII to,
his
New
York
surrender
of
council territory,
:1 84-1 86; Clinton represents
necessity
of
\ 111:2 72;
his
loyalists
their
in
VIII :2 70-271,
failure
to
secure
property,
VIII:
yielding territory
273-278; directs delivery of pub¬
VIII
:1 86-
lic records to person designated by
allows free access to
New
and restoring property, 188;
refugees,
York city, Clinton’s
VIII: 1 90; acknowledges letter, VI11:203; to be
apprised of cases in which estates
VIII:
are withheld from owners,
Clinton,
VIII :278-279,
281 -
282; sets time for evacuation of New York and 278-279,
Brooklyn,
VIII:
282-284; notified that
John Morin Scott will receive pub¬
204; represents to Clinton difficul¬
lic records,
ties
informs Washington of preparations
of
immediate
occupation, tests
against
VIII
termination :207-209 ;
enormities
chester and elsewhere,
of
pro¬
VIII :280-281,
to plunder city,
282;
VIII :283; gives
in
West¬
like information to Clinton, VIII:
VIII
:209-
284; excepts certain posts in orders
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Carleton, Sir Guy — continued, for
immediate
troops,
113
Carll, Ezra — continued.
withdrawal
of
guard
VI11:285; his reason for
against
horse
thieves,
V:
679.
giving up New York and Brooklyn
Carly,
John,
of
Col.
John
Field’s
before final evacuation, VIII :286;
regiment of Dutchess county militia,
stipulates
11:734.
tion,
for
freedom
VIII ;286;
of
naviga¬
Clinton
accepts
Carly, Jonathan, of Col. John Field’s
his terms of evacuation, VIII:291 -
regiment of Dutchess county militia,
292; Washington to, on evacua¬
if: 734.
Washington to,
Carman, Adam, of Dutchess county,
on plot to plunder city, VIII :292;
tion, VI11:292;
N. Y., refuses oath of allegiance,
Clinton
111:651.
to,
on
VI11:292; Col.
plot
to
plunder,
to yield possession to
Henry
Jackson,
names
day
Long
Island
for
withdrawal
and
Carman, Caleb, Jr., of Poughkeepsie
VI 11:294;
Staten
precinct, N. Y., taxed for son in
from
British service, VI:586.
Island,
VIII :31 9; his retention of frontier posts, VIII :338, 339; his confer¬ ence with Washington, VI11:412,
Carman, Henry, ensign, of third regi¬ 1
ment,
IV: 1 38. Carman (Cannon, Carmon), Joshua, of
419. Carleton,
Joseph,
draft in favor of,
from New York state, VII :99. “Carleton,” British war vessel,
IV:
precinct,
Dutchess
county, N. Y., wheat stored at his mill, V: 1 05 ; flour transported from his mill to Fishkill, V :5 55 ; flour at
Carman,
Carleton island, see also Buck. Carleton island, in St. Lawrence river, mentioned in description of Indian
captured
by
In¬
dians, 111:415. Carmer,
Nicholas,
proprietor New
of
York
city, VIILxxxiii.
Carley, Solly, loyalist, living east of Hudson river, VII:357.
Carmer, Nicholas, of New York city, foreman
captain of militia of
Worcester county, Mass., in Col. Sparhawk’s
Michael,
“ Cross-Handsaws,”
boundary, VIII :359.
Nathan
Beekman’s
his mill, VI :485.
442, VI :408.
Carlile, David,
Westchester county militia,
detachment,
1:540.
of
fire
company,
VIII:
304. Carmichael, John, workman concerned in mutiny, 1:641. Carmichael,
John
Blakeny,
of
Col.
Carlisle (Carolile), Pa., 1:337.
James McClaghry’s Ulster county
Carll,
regiment, captured at Fort Mont¬
Ezra,
of
Blooming
Grove,
Orange county, N. Y., petitions for
8
gomery, IV:205, 206.
State of New York
114
Carmichael
(Carmicle), William, of
Carpenter,
Isaac,
of Orange county
Maryland, delegate to continental
militia, heads class that furnishes
congress, letter to, regarding winter
man to defend frontier, VI:453.
of
1780,
V:446; instructions
of
Carpenter, James, of Orange county
general assembly to, VI: 195-199;
militia, heads
sends news from Spain of naval ex¬
man to defend frontier, VI:453.
pedition, VI1:21 2.
Carpenter,
Carmon, see Carman. Carney
(Carny),
class
John,
of
that
furnishes
Charlotte
pre¬
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., de¬
Stephen,
of
ex¬
empts of Hanover precinct, Ulster county, 111:499, IV:I26.
tachment of militia
at his
house,
1:387. Carpenter, John, of Dutchess county,
Carnon, Peter, of exempts of Cortlandt Manor, Westchester county, 111:683.
N. Y., commends Myndert Harris to pardon, 111:242. Carpenter, John, of Saratoga district,
Carolina, see also South Carolina.
N. Y., asks permit to export wheat
Carolina, British troops, expected from,
and purchase salt, V :262.
V:815; British fleet from, sighted, V:854; Staten
troops
from,
Island,
landed
V:877;
on
British
vessels sail for, VIII: 317.
Carolina.
tinental
congress,
arms
wrest from
1:94;
British
authority
of
congress, IV:554.
-,
horse
Benjamin,
V:374.
for
pardon
of
county,
N.
Y.,
Carpenter (Carpender), Laban, pass¬
Pattison to come to New York, V:
of
Carpenter, Mary, wife of Laban Car¬
children, V:374. Carpenter, Matthew, in Capt. Ebenezer Woodhull’s company of light
Myndert Harris, 111:243. Increase,
Dutchess
penter, has passport for herself and
Carpenter, David, of Dutchess county, petitions
cinct,
assessor and supervisor, VI:577.
of
county, N. Y., VII:374.
Carpenter,
Mary Carpenter,
360. magistrate,
New Marlborough precinct, Ulster
Y.,
Harris to pardon, 111:242.
Carpenter, Latting, permitted by Gen.
accused of
stealing, V:279.
N.
Dutchess
port for his family, V:374.
Carolton, see Carrollton.
Carpenter,
of
Carpenter, Joseph, of Charlotte pre¬
Carolinas, the, delegates from, to con¬
Carpenter,
Joseph,
county, N. Y., commends Myndert
Carpenter, Joseph, son of Laban and
Carolinas, see also North and South
to
Carpenter,
Dutchess
horse of Cornwall, N. Y., 1:551 ;
county, N. Y., petitions for pardon
buys
of Myndert Harris, 111:243.
Mass., 111:465.
cattle
in
Berkshire
county,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Carpenter, Moses, of Capt. Ebenezer
115
Carpenter’s Hall — continued.
Woodhuir s company of light horse
continental congress assembles in,
or Cornwall, N. Y., 1:551.
1:96.
Carpenter,
Nehemiah,
quartermaster,
of fifth regiment, New York line, captured at Fort Montgomery, II: 624; date of commission as ensign,
Carr, Norris, workman, concerned in mutiny, Carr
1:641.
(Car), Persupher, of the But¬
ternuts, N. Y., loyalist, 111:505;
V :705 ; prisoner on Long Island,
compels men to swear allegiance to
V :752 ; complains of rank assigned
king, V :415; supplies king’s troops
him,
VI :5 7 7-5 78,
717-718;
with cheese, V :41 7.
recommended to council of appoint¬
Carr, William, Sr., of Cherry Val¬
ment, VI:793; joins in address of
ley, N. Y., petitions for protection
officers of second regiment to Clin¬ ton, VIII :1 95. Carpenter,
Samuel,
of
exempts
of
Goshen, N. Y., IV:628.
and Mary Carpenter, V :374. Walter,
loyalist,
Carpenter, Warren, of Saratoga, N. lawless
threat
against
Samuel Cooper, 11:858; begs per¬ mission to sell wheat and import
Willet,
Carrigan,
Daniel,
of
fifth
regiment,
Carrigan, William, of fifth regiment, New York line, V :926. Carrington,
accused of horse
stealing in Westchester county, VI:
Edward,
lieutenant-colonel, nental
salt, V :262. Carpenter,
383, 385.
New York line, V :926.
city, from Albany, 11:850.
makes
Rensselaer’s Albany county militia, exempted from military service, V:
accom¬
panies British officer to New York
Y.,
Indian depredations, V :62, 63. Carr, William, of Col. Robert Van
Carpenter, Sarah, daughter of Laban
Carpenter,
of settlement, 11:822. Carr, William, reduced to suffering by
artillery,
of of
Virginia, first
removes
conti¬
encamp¬
ment from Clinton’s farm, V :325. Carrington, Christian, of Kinderhook, N. Y., deserter from Col. Marinus
630.
Willett’s levies, VII:286.
Carpenter (Carpeter, Carpetr), Wil¬ liam,
of exempts of Wallkill,
N.
Y., 111:471.
Carrol],
A.
British
B.,
army,
surgeon’s with
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga, 11:451.
Carpenter, Wright, lieutenant, of sec¬
Carroll, Andrew, of Dutchess county,
ond regiment, Westchester county
N.
militia,
Myndert Harris, 111:243.
VI:623;
mate,
enters
enemy’s
lines under flag of truce, VI:630. Carpenter’s Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Y.,
petitions
for
pardon
of
Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, Md., on committee to visit Canada,
I:
State of New York
116
Carter, John — continued.
Carroll, Charles — continued. 132;
in Maryland senate,
VIII:
Duane desires loan from, VIII :49; sends news of peace from Phila¬
192. Carroll, Daniel, of Maryland, member
delphia, VIII :93.
of continental congress, his vote on
Carter,
establishment of national bank, VI:
with
908; on committee on accounts of officers returned from captivity, VI: 909; on committee to confer with representatives 178;
on
of
Vermont,
committee
to
VII:
determine
financial burdens of states,
V111:
John, captain, Burgoyne
camp in Highlands, V:74. Carters,
Ore,
employed
at
Robert
Livingston’s iron works, V:753. Carthy, Daniel, in quartermaster-gen¬ eral’s
Village, IV :868. Carthy,
department
John,
at
Continental
of Saratoga,
N.
Y.,
joins in petition for protection
Carrollton,
Md.,
home
of
Charles
Carroll, signer of Declaration of In¬ dependence, 1:132, VIII: 192.
McClaghry’s
regiment
of
Cartner, Christopher, loyalist, prisoner of war, VI:731.
Ulster
county militia, 1:278.
of
Maryland,
Reubin,
carpenter,
em¬
ployed on obstruction of Hudson river,
Carson,-, captain, 111:232. Richard,
of
frontier, IV: 7 70.
Carskaddon, Andrew, of Col. James | Cartwright,
Carson,
II:
451.
39; votes on resolutions to adjust
83.
British army, Saratoga,
Carter, William, paroled to appear at
public burdens among the several states, VIII :68, 69, 70, 71, 72,
at
1 :452.
Cartwright, Richard, of Albany, N. his
public accounts, IV:451.
Y., innkeeper, his tavern, 11:636; refuses oath of allegiance, 111:605.
Carson (Caston), Samuel, carpenter, in Col. Levi Pawling’s regiment of Ulster county militia, 1:842, 837; 11:22, 40, 50, 66, 91, 124.
Cartwright, Thomas, aid-de-camp to Gen. Heath, V:373. Carvin,
Theophilus,
leather
stolen
from his house, 11:429.
Carter, Ebenezer, lieutenant, of Col.
Cary, -, his tavern, on road from
Morris Graham’s regiment of mi¬
Easton, Pa., to Warwick, N. Y.,
litia, protests
V :242.
against
appointment
of William Forman as regimental surgeon, 1:335. Carter,
Jacob,
of exempts of Clav-
Ebenezer,
(Dr.)
of
VI1:1 29;
Clinton in behalf of Myndert Har¬ ris,
Carter, John, uses his influence with general,
(Carys),
Dutchess county, N. Y., petitions
erack, N. Y., IV :65 I.
French
Cary
James
111:240;
George
Cary
sup¬
posed to be in hiding at his house, I V:268, 269.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Cary
(Carey),
George,
lieutenant-
general, British army, IV:509. of
passing
counterfeit
money, IV:268-269. Cary,
Cash, William — continued. of rangers to hunt down robbers,
Cary, George, of Plainfield, Conn., accused
117
111:676. Casheghton,
Cashigton,
Cashistan,
Cashithtown, see Cochecton.
James, of Halifax, Vt., ap¬
Casler, John, of German Flats, N.
proves Clinton’s proclamation, III:
Y., suffers by Indian ravages, IV:
17.
341.
Cary, John, of Halifax, Vt., approves Clinton’s proclamation, 111:17.
oner, V :523.
Ulster county, N. Y., his bond to estate,
1:375;
post
Phinehas,
on
French
for
Breakneck,
VII: 1 07. Casselman (Casselmen), Peter, taken prisoner near Fort Plank, VI:79, 726.
rider, 1:379. Case,
town
livan’s army, V :239. Casse-cou,
Case, Absalom, of New Marlborough,
uncle’s
Indian
Canaseraga creek, reached by Sul¬
Case, -, of Wyoming, Pa., pris¬
his
Cassawauloughly,
of
exempts
of
Goshen, N. Y., IV :628. Case, Stephen, captain, of fourth regi¬
Castle,
Robert,
captain,
of
armed
sloop “ Camden,” to guard prison ships in Hudson river, 1:786.
ment, Ulster county militia, post
Castleton (Castletown), Vt., loyalists
rider, 1:235-236, 379; writes to
and Indians supposed to be near,
Clinton on money affairs, 1:374-
11:63; Burgoyne withdraws troops
375; at Fort Montgomery, 11:9;
from,
asks pardon for Silas Gardner, 11:
against, 111:386; Lemuel Roberts
279-280; gives Maj. Dubois in¬
escapes
formation about release of prisoners,
422; Clinton asks cooperation of
11:518; exempts of his company,
militia at, V:769-770; enemy said
111:412; return of his company,
to be in possession of,
IV :663 ; at West Point, V: 1 6; at
American women sent by way of,
Bear Hill, V :28, 41; his corre¬
VI:407;
spondence with Clinton about Col.
VII :32 1 ; conferences of Vermont
Jansen’s orders, V:936-937, 949;
leaders with enemy held at, VII:
proposed for office of magistrate,
607.
VII :3 74. Cash, William, of Dutchess county, N. Y., joins in petition for company
11:198;
to,
from
enemy’s
design
Montreal,
threatened
by
IV:
VI :345;
enemy,
Castor, John, of Claverack, N. Y., signs petition on method of raising troops, V :930.
State of New York
118
Castries, Charles Eugene Gabriel de la
Catskill
Croix, Marquis de, French minister
Kill,
of the marine, VIII: 100.
Kill, Katts-kill, Katts Kill), N. Y„
Caswell, Robert, of Pawling’s pre¬ cinct,
N.
Y., taxed for son in
Caswell, Stephen, captain, of Kings¬ bury, N. Y., loyalist, VII:357. Johannes,
loyalist,
in
Jacob
Rose’s company, 11:635, 636. Cater,
John,
Jr.,
loyalist in Jacob
Rose’s company 11:637. Catharine’s
Town
Schuyler
county,
Catts Kats
Kill,
Katskill,
11:256, 794, IV: 1 16; Col. John Butler hopes to meet British army
111:527; threatened with de¬ struction, V:163; navigation ob¬ structed to, V:658; guards march westward from, V :880; war party proceeds to, VI :305 ; inhabitants exposed to kidnapping, VI:800802, VII:607; Scotch residents ask to leave state, VI:856-857, 901 ; frontier to be guarded as far as, VI :893, 895; levies to be re¬ ceived at, VII :89. at,
enemy’s service, VI:531.
Cater,
(Cats Kill, Cattskill, Kater
(Sheoquago), N. Y.,
Indian
village, reached by Sullivan’s army, V:236; token of Indian losses dis¬ covered near, V :23 7; army leaves,
Catskill Landing, see also Catskill.
V :241.
Catskill Landing, Hudson river, scouts
Cathcart, William, Lord, major, his legion on Long Island,
IV :601 ;
deserters from his force, IV:856; encampment of his legion, IV :85 7. Catine, see also Cantine. Catine,
Abraham,
of
sent out from, V:881, 885; story of prisoners brought to, V :885-
886. Cattskills, mountains, N. Y., V :228. Caughnawaga
exempts
of
Marbletown, N. Y., IV:32. Catlett, Thomas, captain, of second
newago, wago,
Caghnawaga,
Caghnewaga,
regiment, Virginia line, engaged in
nawaga, wago,
Coghnawaga, Cognowaga,
Catlin, see also Kirkland.
Cohnewagga,
Catlin, Goel, carpenter, employed in
yaga,
Caton,
Isack,
of
seventh
regiment,
Dutchess county militia, on roll of levies, V :825. Catreans, John, of Fort Hunter, N.
Caghna-
Cagnewage,
Caughnawag, Caughnewaga, Caug-
attack on Paulus Hook, V:207.
obstruction of Hudson river, 1:452.
(Cachnawage, Cach-
Coghna-
Cohnawaga,
Conawaga,
Coughnawago),
ConaTryon
county, N. Y., 1:163; scalping of Col. Frederick Fisher at, 11:206, V:738,
741 ; committee of,
de¬
tains petition and prisoner, II: 285; alarm at, 111:395-396, 404, 405-
Y., Mohawk in command of war
406,
party, IV :71 7.
Fisher reinforced by Col. Klock at,
Catskill, see also Catskill Landing.
407-409,
414-415;
Col.
111:404; Gen. Hand sends news
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Caughnawaga — continued.
Cayuga
119
(Keuga), Indian village in
from, concerning Fort Alden, IV:
Cayuga county, N. Y., news of
291; Capt. William H.
enemy obtained by way of,
Ballard
V:
ordered to, V :41 3 ; extract from
330; council sitting at, IV:704;
letter
two war parties join at, V :91 3.
from,
V:628;
Broeck orders V:737; 738,
five
Ten
regiments
destruction,
to,
Cayuga
Ferry
(Cayoga-Farre),
in
V:737-
Cayuga county, N. Y., north of
739, 740-741, 762, 769,
present Cayuga village, VIII :341,
VI:277,
its
Gen.
552; strength
of force
342.
that attacked, V:737, 740, 747,
Cayuga (Kiyuga), lake, N. Y., Col.
769; fifth continental regiment or¬
William Butler sent to destroy In¬
dered to, V :805 ; Clinton writes to
dian settlements at, V :240.
VI:324;
Cayuga river, Chemung river, enemy’s
prisoners taken at, by enemy, VI:
right secured by, in battle of New¬
Gen.
Schuyler
from,
town, V :242.
659-660. Caughnawaga, Canada, Indians from, bring intelligence to Fort Schuyler,
Cayugas, see also Indians, Six Na¬ tions.
IV: 1 32. Caughnawagas
Cayuga river, see Seneca river.
(Cagnawagas),
In¬
Cayugas
(Quiyogas,
Cayuagoes),
dians attend council at Fort Schuy¬
their country devastated by Gen.
ler, VIII :378.
Sullivan, I: I 66; three parties of,
Caukendoll (Cockendoll, Coykendall,
on war path, 111:356; in confer¬
Cuykendal), Solomon (Salomon),
ence with John Butler at Kanade-
of Minisink,
saga,
N.
Y.,
certifies to
111:357,
458;
character of Nicholas Conklin, III:
sent from Albany,
368; joins in request for protection
party
of frontier, V:576, 577. of states. Richard,
Brant,
151:458;
act against, 111:578; their message to Oneidas, IV :41 8-41 9; answer
Earl
of,
major-
general, British army, IV:509. Cavenour, James, of Cambridge, N. Y., informs committee of lawless¬ settlement
IV:492-493; re¬
hostility and cruelty, V :335; at¬ tend
council
at
Loyal
Village,
VIII :323; deputies from, attend
ness in district, 11:856. (Cawley),
of Oneidas to,
move their frontiers, IV:620; their
Cavendish, Vt., VII :505.
Cawlys
with
111:457-458;
friendly Indians may be induced to
Cavalry, see United States, and names Cavan,
of
reject belt
on
Delaware river, IV :224, 228. Cayahoga river, see Cuyahoga river.
council
at
Fort
Schuyler,
VIII:
349, 351, 361, 370, 371. Cease, Henry, of Col. A. Brincker-
State of New York
I 20
Chace, Elijah — continued.
Cease, Henry — continued. hoff’s
Dutchess
county
regiment,
825.
V:5.27. Cedar
ton’s Dutchess county regiment, V:
(Cedaw)
Swamp,
Queens
Chad’s
(Chadds)
Delaware
county, Long Island, N. Y., VI: 875.
quarters at, VI11:401, 416.
Cedars St.
(Ceders),
Lawrence river,
in action at,
on
Chaffault
British losses
Count
the, Canada,
V:599; information
received at, about New Hampshire
Joshua,
of
Col.
Field’s
Dutchess county regiment, V:825. Cellow,
Stephen,
de
Washington’s head¬
Besne,
du,
Louis
Charles,
commander,
French
navy, wounded at battle of Ouessant, V:730. Chain, the Great, see Hudson river.
Grants, VIL607. Celley,
Pa.,
Ford,
county.
prisoner
in
High¬
Chains across Hudson at Highlands, see Hudson river. Chamberlain
(Chamberlin),
Colby,
captain, of Col. Morris Graham’s
lands, V :74. Census, taking of, recommended by Congress to the several states, VII:
Dutchess county regiment, at Fort Independence, 55, 69, 94,
573.
1:845; 11:14, 27, 104,
114,
127; of
Center, John, of Charlestown, Mass.,
Col. David Sutherland’s regiment,
attempts to carry flour out of New
11:832; commends Lieut. Robert
York state, II :538.
Wood, IV:400; in Col. Roswell
Centralization,
its
conflict
with
de¬
mocracy, 1:177-178.
of court martial, VI:588; charges
“ Centurion,” the, British war vessel, off New York city, VIII :321. Ceronie, S., of Cap-Francais, Haiti, his accounts in committee, IV :45 1. Ceskwrora, joins in
Joseph,
Hopkins’ regiment, V :3 1 ; member
Iroquois
soldier with desertion, VI:589. Chamberlain,
John,
of
Col.
John
Freer’s Dutchess county regiment, V:825.
chief,
Chamberlain, John, sergeant, of fifth
threatening letter to Col.
regiment, New York line, 1:820.
Cantine, IV:364.
Chamberlain, Joseph, of Saratoga dis¬
Cetcham, see Ketcham.
trict, N. Y., seeks permission to im¬
Ceylon, island of, British advantages
port salt in exchange for wheat or
in, VIII :36.
flour, V :262.
Chace, see also Chase. Chace,
-,
Quaker,
Chamberlain (Chamberlin), William, of
Quaker
captain.
Col.
Hill, N. Y., holds whig principles,
regiment
of levies,
IV :465.
mends Lieut. Robert Wood,
Chace, Elijah, of Col. Henry Ludin-
400.
Morris
Graham’s
11:266;
com¬ IV:
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Chambers, -, lieutenant, of Col. Levi of
Pawling’s regiment, member
court
martial
at
Fort
Mont¬
gomery, 1:765, 775; in charge of
I2I
Chambly — continued. from,
V :905; American prisoner
severely treated at, VII:290. Champenois, Thomas, of Philipsburg,
carpenters at Fort Clinton, 1:826,
Westchester county,
834, 857, 11:22, 40, 50, 66, 91,
fined in Provost jail,
124.
N.
Y., con¬
New York
city, II:723.
Chambers, -, captain, sends force
Conn.,
to pursue Indians, V:576. Chambers,
Cornelius,
distressed
by
enemy’s incursions on frontier, IV:
Dirck, county,
of N.
Marbletown, Y.,
petitions
protection of township, IV :52. Chambers, Ephreim, of Marbletown, Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for protection of township, IV :52.
Henry,
of
colonel,
Colchester,
commissary,
en¬
gaged in procuring pasture for cat¬ tle in Ulster county, forms
684." Chambers, Ulster
Champion,
Col.
11:58;
in¬
Blaine of failure of
supplies, VI :599. Champion, third
Henry,
regiment,
Jr.,
captain,
Connecticut
of
line,
11:319. Champlain (Champlen), Joshua, cap¬ tain,
of
fifth
regiment,
Dutchess
Chambers, Ivy, committed for capital
county militia, and Maj. Pleas’s de¬
offense by Albany commissioners of
tachment, 1:830, 831, 11:16, 25,
conspiracies, VI 1:311.
42, 56, 71 ; drafts from his com¬
Chambers,
Jacob,
of
Marbletown,
Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for protection of township, IV:52. Chambers, Joshua, of Dover, Dutch¬ ess county, N. Y., prisoner in Con¬
Chambers, Thomas, of Marbletown, Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for protection of township, IV: 52.
Carantouams, V :233. Champlain,
Lake,
see
Lake Cham¬
plain.
net. Chandler,
John,
colonel,
of
eighth
regiment, Connecticut line, in Gen. McDougall’s brigade, II: 37.
Chamblee, see Chambly. Chambly, see also Fort Chambly. (Chambelee,
Champlain, Samuel, sent emissary to
Chandarett, Chanderett, see Chando-
necticut, 111:224.
Chambly
pany, 11:233.
Schamblie),
Chandler, Joseph, of Blooming Grove, Orange county, N. Y., asks pro¬
stricken
tection from horse thieves, V :679.
with smallpox on way to, 1:21 1 ;
Chandler, Thomas Bradbury (Dr.),
Canada,
Gen.
Thomas
thirty-third British regiment at, IV:
of Elizabethtown,
443; Capt.
man,
at,
V :498;
John Wood prisoner information
brought
supports
1:71-72.
N.
J.,
clergy¬
ministerial
policy,
State of New York
122
Chandonet, Francis, major, assistant state
agent,
authorized
to
buy
Chapman, Jeremiah — continued, exempts of Claverack, N. Y., Ill:
horses, V: 1 21 ; carries letters from
625; IV:240.
Col. Hay to Clinton, V:678, VII:
Chapman, Jeremiah,
of Greenwich,
155; makes affidavit about trans¬
Conn.,
action in salt, VI :458, 461 ; car¬
from Westchester county, IV:488.
ries letter to Col. Pickering, VII:
Chapman,
desires
to
Samuel,
remove wheat of exempts,
of
217; agent for Westchester refu¬
Kings district, Albany county, N.
gees, VI1:221 ; instructed by Col.
Y„ 111:628, 629, 630.
Hay in negotiations with Col. Pick¬ ering, VII:222. * Chandos street,
Chapman, Samuel, of Col. Peter Van Ness’ Albany county regiment, and
London, Eng.,
V:
299.
Col. John Harper’s levies, V:664. Chapman, Stephen, Jr., of Col. Peter
Chapin
(Chapen),
Zadoc
(Za-
dock), of exempts of Kings district, Albany county, N. Y., 111:673, 731, 732.
Van
Ness’
Albany county regi¬
ment, V :664. Chapman, Thomas, captain, loyalist, of the King’s American regiment,
Chapman, -, of Norwich, Conn., trades in goods brought from Long Island, VII:77.
11:400. Charles, I, king of England, Clinton’s ancestor
Chapman, Benjamin, of Salem, West¬
an adherent
of,
1:15;
Patrick Henry’s allusion to, 1:36;
chester county, N. Y., joins in peti¬
military court in his reign, 1:102.
tion to set off new regiment, II:
Charles II, king of England, his char¬
642; captain in Lieut-Col. Thad-
ter to Duke of York, of 1 664, 1:6.
VI: 1 6;
Charles, Prince, regiment of, Hessian
commissions recommended for his
auxiliaries, II:opp. 516; employed
company, VI 1:509.
against Fort Lafayette, V :24; or¬
deus
Crane’s
Chapman,
regiment,
Elhver,
of
Saybrook,
Conn., receives goods from Long
Chapman, Jedediah, V.D.M., of Es¬ sex county, N. J., petitions for ex¬ change of Capt. Joseph Crane, IV: 796; petitions for exchange of per¬ captured
on
Susquehanna,
VI :606. Chapman,
V :26-27. Charles redoubt, see Forts.
Island, VII:7 7.
sons
dered to camp at Valentine’s hill,
Charles river. Mass., 11:450. Charleston
(Charlestown,
Charles
Town), S. C., allusion to, in hand¬ bill of Son of Liberty, 1:48; pro¬ visional congress meets in,
1:60;
newspaper
1:61;
publication
in,
Abraham Livingston to remove to, Jeremiah
(Jedediah),
of
11:237;
contributes
money
for
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Charleston, S. C.— continued. Kingston
sufferers,
268;
accounts
May,
1779,
of
123
Charleston, S. C.— continued.
111:102-103,
62, 270; sufferings of loyalists at,
action
VIII:270.
at,
in
V:65-66, 86, 90,
Charlestown, Mass., quarters assigned
95-97 ; news from, of British re¬
to Burgoyne’s officers in, 11:450;
treat from South Carolina, V:1 74;
residents of, purchase flour in New
Washington has no news from, V: 380;
commercial
correspondents
York state, II :5 38. Charlestown, N. H., known as No. 4,
in, V :508; enemy makes no prog¬
II :228, IV :694 ; Gen. Stark sends
ress at,
V:589; seriously threat¬
troops from, to Col. Warner, II:
ened by enemy, V:643; investment
228; post at, to be broken up, V:
news
69 7; convention at, in interest of
from, V:71 0; fleet reported on way
by
enemy,
Vermont, VI:643; orders to mili¬
to, V:718; favorable reports from,
tia stationed
V:730;
V :692;
latest
capture by English,
V:
798-799, 801, 808, 810, 815, 823, 829, 837, 856, 872, 873;
at,
VII:392,
398,
399; grand committee of Vermont meeting at, VIL445, 447. Charlick,
Henry,
of
Westchester
British in Jerseys likely to be rein¬
county, N. Y., petitions for guard
forced from, V:826; Lord Raw-
for Bedford jail, 111:159.
don on way to, VII :28; distances
Charlotte, N. C., Col. Ferguson at¬
of Camden and Ninety-six from,
tacked on way to, VI:348; Lord
VII :29;
Cornwallis retreats from, VI :386.
Lord
Cornwallis
sends
troops to, VII: 1 1 1 ; Lord Rawdon proceeds to Ninety-six from, VII: 135;
refugees
from,
received in
Philadelphia, VII: 1 50-1 51, 561; Hessians and Anspackers supposed to have embarked for, VII:200; British troops likely to be confined to, VI 1:201; Lord Rawdon re¬ ported ill at, VII :202 ; military in¬ cidents at, VII :2 1 2 ; crew of Brit¬
Charlotteburg
(Shalughting
Bor¬
ough), N. J„ 1:661, VIL492. Charlotte County, N. Y., Clinton’s proclamation on troubles in, 111:16; western districts to be protected, 111:210; 215,
exposed situation,
IV: 154,
372-373;
III: civil
magistrates in, refuse commissions, 111:215, 361-362,
217-218, 363;
259,
inhabitants
320, dis¬
tressed by enemy, 111:269; send¬
ish vessel on way to, said to have
ing emissary from, to Canada pro¬
perished, VII:360; Gen. Greene
posed, 111:585; behavior of loyal¬
drives
ists in, 111:688; disputed territory
enemy
British
into,
VII: 360;
likely to abandon,
43; evacuated by enemy,
VIII:
in, IV:196; news from, of Indian
VIII:
ravages, IV:268; protection guar-
State of New York
124
Charlotte County, N. Y.— continued, anteed
to
794;
hint
loyal inhabitants,
York
authority
IV:
Charlotte County, N. Y.— military affairs — continued,
establishing
New
ough, VI:95-96; reappointment of
in,
news
Col. John Williams recommended,
from, transmitted to congress, V:
VI:230; order for recruiting, VI:
559; hostile incursions in, V:563,
492.
for
V:69;
VI:307, 336; alleged deserter ap¬ prehended
in,
V: 7 I 2 ;
news
of
militia
and
levies,
orders to join
British movements received in, V:
1:437,
exempted
Clinton’s
11:168;
ordered
from
brigade, to
join
720-721; measures for safety of,
northern army, 11:208, 211; coun¬
VI:339; inhabitants interested in
cil of safety expects little from, II:
founding of Clinton College, VI:
234;
534; movement in, for union with
from calling on, 11:744; Gen Ten
Vermont,
865-867,
Broeck expects little aid from, II:
VII: 100; taxes paid to state by,
779; cannot be relied on for de¬
VII:366;
fense of Albany, 111:39-40, 68,
VI:787, protection
of
frontier,
VII :537.
Ten
Broeck refrains
98; new company for home de¬
commissioners for conspiracies, their slight
Gen.
authority,
111:218;
their
fense to be raised, 111:134, 189, 211, 257; list of associate com¬
proper function, 111:363; transmit
pany,
to Albany commissioners testimony
men,
IV :446-447; IV:680,
returns
V:366,
of
VI:546;
of Andrew Stephenson, 111:639,
company to be raised for frontier
669; report to Clinton cases of dis¬
protection,
affected persons, IV:307.
829; ordered to protect frontier,
IV: 75 1,
753,
766,
county committee, asked to aid mili¬
V:567; to rendezvous at Skenes-
tia officers, 1:387, 388; empow¬
borough, V:603; to be in readiness
ered to act against traitors and dis¬
for service, V:71 1 ; to be employed
affected citizens,
on frontier, V:732, 948; recruit¬
mends
officers
1:802; for
recom¬
company
of
rangers, SI :793.
son Fort Schuyler, VI:225; orders
levies, see militia.
for raising, VI:503, 504; to serve
military affairs, company of rangers for
home
defense
ing among, V :95 1-952; to garri¬
with Col. Willett, VI :807, 895,
11:
901, VII:285 ; refuse to join Col.
792-793; redress for offenses of
Willett, VI :893, VII :19; to be
officers, 111:362; board of war in¬
received at White Creek, VII :8 7;
terferes
with
defense
desired,
of
county,
Capt. Dunham to lead, VII :87,
V:696; trial of officers,
VI:17;
153; in want of ammunition, VII:
levies to rendezvous at Skenesbor-
178.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Charlotte Precinct, Dutchess county, N.
Y.,
1:387,
111:182,
IV:72
546; shirts and linen collected in, for soldiers, VI:20; exempt from press
warrants,
VI:126; assess¬
ment of residents whose sons have joined enemy, VI :576-577; Brit¬ ish
spies
lurking
in,
VI:890;
wagons impressed in, VII:625.
regiment, New York line, V :924. William,
with
307. Chasnut,
Robert,
of
Col.
Levi
Pawling’s Ulster county regiment, 11:91. Chastellux, Francois Jean, Chevalier de, major-general, French army, ington, VI1:1 09. militia, delinquent, 1:266. Chatham,
William
Pitt,
Earl
of,
of
Franklin’s assurance to, regarding
British army,
independence, 1:65 ; foretells Eng¬
lieutenant,
regiment,
Y., refuses oath of allegiance, IV:
Chatfield, Thomas, of Orange county,
war parties from, 111:409. Charlsworth, John M., fifer, of fourth
twentieth
Chase, Seth, of Albany county, N.
VII: 106, 110; dines with Wash¬
Charlotte river, N. Y., Brant sends
Charlton,
125
Burgoyne at Saratoga,
II:
land’s loss of her colonies, 11:306307; portrait, IV:opp. 560.
451.
Chatham
Chartres, see Forts.
(Chatchum),
Nathan,
of
Chase, see also Chace.
exempts of Kings district, Albany
Chase, Caleb, of Ulster county, N.
county, III:731, 732.
Y., entitled to public bounty as
Chatham, Conn., VII :48.
sufferer by enemy’s incursion, IV:
Chatham, N. J., Washington’s army at,
683. Chase, Jabez, of exempts of Southeast precinct, Dutchess county, IV:63. Chase,
John,
deserter
from
Col.
Marinus Willett’s levies, VII:287. Chase,
Reuben(?),
of
Queen;
county, N. Y., loyalist, V:158.
congress
from
Maryland,
on
committee to visit Canada, 1:13L133;
inspects
Fort
Constitution,
1:1 33 ; on committee to inquire into treatment of 11:569;
American prisoners,
member
of
Maryland
house of delegates, VIII: 192.
New Jersey brigade to, VI:547; Washington’s
headquarters
at,
VIII:405, 410. Chatham, N. Y., recruiting at, 1:809. Chattam, see Chatham. Chatterton
(Chaterstown, Chaterton,
Chattertons)
Chase, Samuel, delegate to continen¬ tal
V:876; Gen. Wayne orders
hill,
Westchester
county, N. Y., Legion of Lauzun encamps at, VII: 108, 111; battle of, VI11:399; Washington’s head¬ quarters during battle, VIII :41 5. Cheapside,
London,
Eng.,
riot in,
1:58. Cheer, - (Miss.), actress, after¬ wards Mrs. Long, appears at John
State of New York
126
Cheer, - (Miss.) —continued. st.
theater,
New
York
city,
Chemung river, N. Y., Gen. Sulli¬ van’s
VIII :xx. Cheesman, see also Cheseman. Cheesman,
Chemung County, N. Y., V:233.
Joseph,
of
Fredericks-
burgh, Dutchess county,
operations on,
1:165-166;
V:233-234, 235-237.
N. Y.,
certifies that Charles Theall’s family
Chenandanah
(Chenandoanes),
see
Genesee Castle. Chenango
(Chenanggo),
Broome
should be sent within enemy’s lines,
county, N. Y., formerly Otseningo,
V:402.
Brant and Walter Butler lurking at,
Cheetham, James, author of Life of 1 homas Paine, 1:61.
Cherry, John,
Cheever, Cheevers, see Chevers. from, VIII :326. New
Cherry Valley, Otsego county, N. Y., desolated by border warfare, 1:17,
residence of Col.
Clarke,
witness in behalf of
Solomon Baker, spy, VI:889.
Chelsea, Eng., letter of Philip Skene Chelsea,
IV :4 1 3.
York
Thomas
city,
VIII:
xxvii.
163-164, 823,
Chemung (Chamong, Shemung, Sho-
165;
petitions
habitants for protection, help
111:142, to
of
169; appeal
Lafayette,
in¬
11:821for
111:104-105;
mong), Chemung county, N. Y.,
warning received at, 111:126-127,
Indian village, destroyed by Gen.
142; threatened by Brant, 111:356;
Sullivan,
Col.
1:165,
V :204,
224-
225, 233-234; Col. John Butler at, with
1100 Indians, 111:712;
hostile party posted at, 293;
destruction
1V:370;
Gen.
IV:104,
determined Sullivan’s
on, army
marching toward, V: 1 5 1 ; Brant’s party leaves,
V:163; ambuscade
of, V:234, 236; probable retreat of Queen Esther, Sullivan’s
V:237; Gen.
encampment
near,
V:
241. Chemung,
from, 111:382; Tryon county mili¬ tia march to relieve, 111:396, 402403, 408; appeal to Gen. Stark from,
111:409-410 ;
ignorant
of
enemy’s
Old,
Chemung
county,
V :233. Chemung, Chemung county, N. Y.,
garrison
at,
operations,
111:475; visit by Brant to, III: 506; scouts sent out from,
III:
517; hostile party near, 111:527, 544; distress and need of,
III:
555-557; informed of destruction of Springfield, 111:555, 558, 559; reinforcement for,
N. Y., abandoned Indian village,
V :233.
Jacob Klock receives news
111:562,
563,
599; defenselessness of, 111:591; Col. Alden’s regiment at, 111:596, 600, 632,
703; enemy’s design
against, 111:631 ; new detachment ordered to. III :690; term of militia
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cherry Valley — continued. service at, soon to expire, return of militia posted at,
127
Cherry Valley — continued.
111:703; 111:736,
737; troops at, infected with spirit of plunder, IV:20-21 ; Col. Klock marches to, IV:47, 80; troops at,
inhabitants, IV:414, 575-576; Gen. James Clinton re¬ lieves fugitives from, IV :420, 438; distressed
Sir Henry Clinton’s account of at¬ tack
IV :481 ; Gen. James
on,
in position to intercept enemy’s re¬
Clinton indemnified for aid to fugi¬
treat,
IV:49; troops attempt to in¬ IV:80, 82; defi¬ ciency in militia at, IV:81, 82;
tives from,
tercept enemy,
vises establishment of post west of,
troops at, unable to protect other
ceases issue of provisions to fugitives
settlements,
IV: 1 18;
troops
at,
may be employed against Oquaga,
IV:168; Gen. Hand sets out for, IV:254; inhabitants call on Gen. Hand for protection, IV :259-261 ; destroyed by enemy, IV:267, 284285, 286-287, 288, 289, 293, 294, 395; garrison at, relieved, IV:290-291 ; fort not taken, IV: 291-292, 304; difficulty of re¬ lieving sufferers from, IV:334337, 345; Clinton suggests mode of relief, IV:336-337, 346, 389, 420; application for aid to suffer¬ ers, IV:338-340; Albany citizens ask aid for sufferers, IV:363-364; list of killed, wounded and cap¬ tured and buildings burned in at¬ tack on, Nov.
11, 1778, IV:41 0-
IV:568; Clinton ad¬
IV:648;
Gen.
James
Clinton
IV:664; lists of inhabitants needing public support, IV:674675, 721-722; legislature relieves fugitives from, IV:758; Col. Van from,
Schaick writes to commanding offi¬
V:36; its evacuation neces¬ sary, V:87; new attack upon, de¬ signed, V:1 22 ; examination of loy¬ alists at, V :41 4-41 6; court of in¬ quiry held at, V:417-418; Col. Samuel Clyde’s losses at, VI:449; report of another massacre at, VI: cer at,
811, 812; has no share in return¬
VII:74; loyalist raid by way of, VII:443; Walter But¬
ing harvests,
ler commanded enemy in massacre at, VII :473. Chesapeake peake,
(Cheasapeake, CheaseChesapeak,
Cheseapeak,
411; list of captives from, sent
Chesepeak,
back, IV :41 0-41 1,41 2; exchange
peek, Chesepeke) bay, French fleet
IV :41 2-41 3, 415, 416, 417, 437, 457-459, 528-529, 568, 704, 710, 711, V:130-131, 220, 222, 270, 274, 320, 361, 403-404; Tryon
to visit, 1:686; scarcity in grain
county regiments refused to assist
rives at,
of
prisoners
from,
Chesepeake,
Chese-
supply north of, IV :23; naval ac¬
IV :490; British fleet sailing southward from, VI: tion at entrance of,
524; detachment of French fleet ar¬
VI:67I; movements of
State of New York
128
Chester, Delaware Co., Pa. — con.
Chesapeake bay — continued. British fleet in, VI1:21
1 ; arrival of
French fleet in, VII :305,
308,
312, 324; naval engagement off,
stationed at, 11:168; Washington writes
to
Clinton
from,
11:180,
185, 196; retreat of English from
VII:341, 354, 355, 356, 361,
Germantown to, ordered, 11:371 ;
362; interest at Poughkeepsie in
Lord Cornwallis crosses Delaware
news from, VII:358; distance of
river
Annapolis from, VIII: 192; its im¬
Cheseman, Samuel, of Charlotte pre¬ county,
N.
Washington’s
headquarters at, VIII :401. encamped in, 11:766; mentioned in
Cheseman, see also Cheesman. Dutchess
11:559;
Chester County, Pa., American army
portance as harbor, VIII: 192.
cinct,
at,
Y.,
taxed for son in British service, VI: 576.
return of Lt. Col. Butler’s detach¬ ment, IV :229. Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of, his letters to his son, 1:21.
Cheshire County, N. H., towns of,
Chestnut
(Chesnut)
Hill,
Philadel¬
represented in state legislature, IV:
phia, Pa., movement of enemy to¬
397; person appointed in, to keep
ward, 11:607.
record of prices, V:654; residents of, oppose independence of Ver¬ mont, VI :643.
of military stores, 1:483. Chew, Benjamin, Germantown, Pa.,
Chesney, Alexander, of exempts of Albany, N. Y., IV :241.
American attack upon his house, 11:369, 373.
Chessem, John, loyalist, with Brant, V :1 63.
Child, see also Childe and Childs. Child,-, member of Vermont gen¬
Chester, John, of Wethersfield, Conn., deputy
to
general
assembly,
on
committee to print bills of credit and bank notes, V:535. Chester,
Chevers, Ezekiel, colonel, commissary
Orange
county,
N.
Y.,
Orange and Ulster militia to meet at, 1:454, 460, 465; supplies of
eral assembly; on committee to at¬ tend the convention at Cambridge, N. Y„ VI: 761. Child, Increase, of Saratoga, N. Y., petitions for protection of frontier, 111:211,
IV:770,
V:91 6;
iron at, 11:29, 521 ; Col. Wood-
permission
hull’s regiment to gather at, IV:
change for wheat, V :262.
570; return of forage obtained at, Delaware
county.
Pa.,
Washington writes from, to Gen. Putnam,
salt
in
ex¬
Child, Kingsley, of Wyoming, Pa., American captive, V:524.
V :800. Chester,
to import
asks
Child, Slookan, of Wyoming,
Pa.,
American captive, V :523-524.
11:149; southern forces I Childe, see also Child and Childs.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Childe, Margaret (Mrs.), her claim to
Milford Smith, escaped slave,
111:610-61 1, 662-664, 743.
line,
11:26,
41, 54, 68. Childs,
enemy’s
Claverack, N. Y.,
captain,
militia,
of Charlotte
sends
movement
word
(Chitterton),
Thomas,
Governor of Vermont, informed by
of
Clinton that he does not acquiesce
Fort
in Vermont claim, 11:633; appeal
V:570; sends news of
to, against court of commissioners,
enemy’s presence at Ticonderoga,
111:549-551 ; families banished by,
Edward,
toward
111:625, IV:
240. Chittenden
Silas,
county
lieutenant, of exempts of Claverack, Chittenden, Jonathan, of exempts of
Childs, Abijah, captain, of third regi¬ Massachusetts
Chittenden, Benjamin — continued, N. Y., 111:625, IV:240.
Childs, see also Child and Childe. ment,
129
VI :308.
111:656; sends letter to president
Chin, Edward, of Albany, N. Y.,
of New Hampshire council, IV:
in office of comissioner of chamber
396; letter from Roger Sherman
of accounts, VI:484.
to, V:18; promises not to molest
Chipman, John, major, of New York
Samuel Minott and others, V:98;
levies, assists Phoebe Campbell to
congressional
recover property, V:338; informs
strates with, against seizures of cat¬
Col.
tle, V:108,
Van Schaick of capture of
Skenesborough,
V:5 50-55 I ;
re¬
proposes
committee
remon¬
112-113; committee
questions
to,
V:109;
ports danger to Fort Edward, V:
committee
569-570;
be
110; concerned about his religious
strengthened, V :5 71 ; return of his
rights, V: 1 14; communicates with
force at Fort Edward, V :81 I ; re¬
general court of New Hampshire,
his
command
to
privately counsels,
V:
ports danger to Stillwater, V:893;
V: 1 32; orders drafts in Cumber¬
sends news of enemy’s presence at
land county,
Crown Point, V :905-906.
president of congress to,
Chisam, John, of Col. Peter R. Liv¬
V:672; letter from VI :21 ;
responds to Col. Webster’s request
ingston’s Albany county regiment,
for
deserts from levies, V:538.
from Col. Hay to, V1:393; de¬
Chisolm (Chisolom), Alexander, loy¬ alist,
his family delivered to
Lt.
McDonell, VI :452.
militia,
VI:308-309;
mands
surrender
claim
over
of
Grants,
New
letter York
VI :430-
431, 644; upholds cause of Ver¬
Chitester, Nathan, of thirteenth regi¬
mont in letter to congress, VI :431 -
ment, Albany county militia, VI:
437; petitions congress for recogni¬
38.
tion of Vermont, VI:609; resolu¬
Chittenden (Chittendoen), Benjamin, 9
tions of congress may be delivered
State of New York
130
Chittenden, Thomas — continued,
Chittenden, Thomas — continued, to, VI:615, 618; receives demand
resolutions of congress,
from
84-85.
New Hampshire,
VI:643;
his party lays claim to New Hamp¬
Choconut, see Chugnutts.
shire territory, VI:744; in corre¬
Chocanant, see Chugnutts.
spondence with Gov. Haldimand,
Choisy,
Claude
VIII :73,
Gabriel
(?)
French
de,
VI:745; militia from New York
lieutenant-general,
army,
towns to be subject to, VI:867;
embarks from Rhode Island, VII:
warns Col. Brinton Paine against
■
exercise of authority in disputed ter¬
Chrisfise, John, of Ulster county mi¬
ritory,
VII: 19,
20,
63;
issues
proclamation annexing New York
114. litia, confined at New Windsor for disobedience, 11:436.
territory to Vermont, VII:94-95.
Chrispel, John J., of Kingston com¬
518; orders election of officers in
pany of horse, petitions for reap¬
Charlotte county, VII: 100; Char¬
pointment of Capt. Silvester Salis¬
lotte county militia applies to, for
bury, IV :75 5.
powder, VII: 178; his correspond¬ ence with Col. Peter Yates touch¬ ing disputed jurisdiction, VII:265268;
forbids
Lt.
Col.
Henry
Van Rensselaer to exercise his com¬ mission
within
Vermont’s
new
Chrispell,
Petrus,
Jr.,
of
Kingston
company of horse, 1:575. Christian Indians, see Indians, Chris¬ tian. Christiana, Pa., deficiency of flour at, VI :1 10.
claim, VI 1:301; his officers exer¬
Christie, see also Christy.
cise military authority in New City,
Christie,
Andrew,
of
Col.
John
N. Y., V11:3 71 ; forbids exercise
Hathorn’s
of authority by Lt. Col. John Van
county militia, fined for failure to
Rensselaer in Hoosick district, VII: 389-390; object for which he calls out militia, VI1:41 5 ; to commis¬ sion boundary commissioners, VII: 446, 447; forbids collection of tax by New York in New City, VII: 512,
557; offers terms to New
York through Gen. 583-584,
615;
his
Stark,
VII:
purpose
to
regiment.
Orange
march to Minisink and Paramus, IV :272. Christie, James, of Orange county, N. Y., accuses militia officers of indif¬ ference to cause, 11:434. Christie, William, of Orange county, N. Y„ joins in petition for protec¬ tion, IV: 1 72.
assist New York insurgents, VII:
Christman, Frederick, of fourth regi¬
617; resolutions of congress trans¬
ment, Tryon county militia, pris¬
mitted to, VIII :58, 64; answers
oner, VI :726.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Christman, Jacob, of German Flats,
131
Church, Jonathan — continued,
N. Y., sufferer by attack on settle¬
his
ment, IV:341.
Vt., VI:214, 215.
Christman, John, Jr., of German Flats,
secret
inquiries
in
Newfane,
Church, Oliver, of Brattleboro, Vt.,
N. Y., sufferer by attack on set¬
loyalist,
tlement, IV :34 1.
about his visits to Newfane, Vt.,
Christman,
Nicholas,
of
German
Flats, N. Y., sufferer by attack on settlement, IV:343.
V1:21 3 ;
information
VI :214, 215. Church,
Samuel,
of
Col.
William
Malcom’s levies, VI:370.
Christy, see also Christie.
Church, Timothy, colonel, of Brat¬
Christy, John, sergeant, of fifth regi¬ ment, New \ ork line, 11:18.
tleboro, Vt., in Cumberland county militia,
Chuctenunda (Checktinunda, Chugh-
VI:213;
banishment
and
condemned
to
confiscation
of
tenunda) hill, Montgomery county,
estate,
N. Y., Gen. Van Rensselaer halts
execution by Vermont party, VIII:
at,
64.
VI :695,
701;
march over,
very difficult, VI :697. Chugnutts,
Indian
county, N.
Churchill, Edward, of Rombout pre¬
town,
Broome
Y., supposed lurking
place of Brant and Walter Butler, JV:413; destroyed by Gen. Sulli¬
Church, -, of Hartford, Conn., Massachusetts
to
buy
Thontas,
major,
of
fourth
regiment, Pennsylvania line, leads detachment seizes
against
cattle,
N.
Y.,
Churchill, Robert, prisoner in High¬ lands, V :73.
burns
Cibber,
Colley,
English
actor
and
playwright, 1:82. Hampshire regiment, V:232, 234; in battle of Newtown, V :236.
and
Cimmel, Johannes, of Schaghticoke,
articles
N. Y., petitions in behalf of David
enemy
111:631;
seized by soldiers deposited with, IV: 1 10;
county,
Cilley, Joseph, colonel, of first New
corn and rye, IV :644. Church,
Dutchess
danger from Brant, IV :807.
Chukkanut, see Chugnutts. for
cinct,
sells flour for army, V :249.
Churchland, Ulster county, N. Y., in
van, V :2 34.
agent
VIII :58; threatened with
Indian settlement
Dick, 111:299. Cincinnati, New York Society of the, officers, VI 11:2 17; original meet¬
on Susquehanna, IV:226. Pa.,
ing held at Fishkill, N. Y„ VIII:
of
Cinkaick (St. Coick, Saintwick Mills,
Cumberland
Sancoick), Rensselaer county, N.
county militia, V1:21 3; report of
Y., 11:241, VII:553, 554, 579.
Church,
Jo’h,
of
Wyoming,
217.
captive, V :523. Church,
Jonathan,
Brattleboro,
Vt.,
lieutenant, in
State of New York
132
Cinnecut, Luther, accused of taking horses from Sally Angevine, VI:
militia, killed in action at Oriskany, 11:284.
503. Cittimon, John, sentenced to death for City, the, Dutchess county, N. Y., Oliver
DeLancey,
Jr.,
sent
to
Andrew,
of
German
tion of settlement, IV:344. Clapsattie, Barbary, of German Flats, N. Y., suffers by devastation of set¬
111:355. City, the,
Clapsattie,
Flats, N. Y., suffers by devasta¬
robbery, V: 1 71.
Orange county,
N.
Y.,
Capt. Jacob DeWitt’s rangers or¬ dered to, 1:461 ; regiments of mi¬ litia meet at, 1:468-469. Gilbert,
tlement, IV :343. Clarck, see also Clark, Clarke, Clerk, Clerke. Clarck,
Clap, see also Clapp. Clap,
Clapsaddle, Aug.— continued.
-,
of Kakiate, Orange
county, N. Y., loyalist, VII: 120.
employed in Robert
Livingston’s iron works, V:753.
Clarck, Joseph D., of Orange county, N. Y., petitions for protection, IV:
Clapp, see also Clap.
172.
Clapp, --, his house, V :298.
Clark, see also Clarck, Clarke, Clerk,
Clapp, Benjamin, of Kingstreet, West¬ chester county, N. Y., VI:629;
Clerke. Clark,-, of Manor of Cortlandt,
begs for exchange of son, captured
Westchester county,
by DeLancy’s corps, VI:669-670.
charge for lodging, VI: 147.
Clapp,
Benjamin,
his
Clark, —v—, captain, carries letter to
regiment, Westchester county mi¬
Clinton from Capt. Delivan, VIII:
litia,
279.
trading
in
of
Y.,
second
VI:623;
Jr.,
N.
accused
cattle,
of
VI:629;
knowledge of illicit trading,
illicit his VI:
630.
refugee
from
Long
Island, VII: 198, 242, 628. Clark, — —, major, seizes property
Clapp, Daniel, captain-lieutenant, in charge of provost at Fishkill, VI:
in New Jersey, 11:625. Clark,-, (Mrs.) to be removed
356. Clapp, Henry, of Kingstreet, West¬ chester county, N. Y., captured by DeLancey’s corps, VI :669-670. Clapp,
Clark,-,
Thomas,
Jr.,
Cumberland county,
of
Halifax,
N. Y., up¬
holds cause of New York, 111:17. Clapsaddle (Kipsattle), Aug., major, of fourth regiment, Tryon county
within enemy’s lines, V:678, 679. Clark, -, captain, discovers signs of enemy near Crown Point, V: 788. Clark, A. Hooghteling, of Capt. Sil¬ vester
Salisbury’s
Kingston
com¬
pany of horse, 1:5 75. Clark, Abraham, member of conti-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clark, Abraham — continued.
133
Clark, Ebenezer — continued.
nental congress from New Jersey,
550; sends intelligence of danger
11:569, VIII :83.
threatening Fort Stanwix, V:720-
Clark,
Anthony,
loyalist,
liberates
prisoners, 111:136.
College, VI:536; sends to Albany
Clark, Asa, of Halifax, Vt., sustains cause of New York, 111:17.
Albany
county militia,
V:
126. Cornelius,
of
Westchester
county, N. Y., petitions for guard for Bedford jail, 111:159. Daniel,
of
fourth
guard for Bedford jail,
regiment,
111:159;
fined for delinquency, V:686. (Clarke),
Perth,
Charlotte for
county,
N.
conspiracies,
Y., in¬
forms Clinton of troubles of com¬ missioners
for
conspiracies.
III:
2 1 6-2 1 7 ; informs of complications county appointments,
884; petitions in behalf of William Moncrief, VII:627.
county, N. Y., supports cause of New York, 111:17.
county, N. Y., supports cause of New York, 111:17. Clark, Isaac,
of Westchester county,
111:217-
ford jail, 111:159. Clark, Isaac, of exempts of Claverack, N. Y., 111:625, IV:240. Clark,
Isaac,
ment,
ensign,
IV: 1 38.
second
county militia,
320; Clinton explains to, necessity civil
courts,
111:361-362;
regiment,
Clark, James, of Halifax, Cumberland
drew
New York, 111:17.
member
of
assembly,
IV:198;
writes of disaffected persons,
IV:
307; urges on Clinton protection of frontier,
IV:372-373; assured
N. Y., supports cause of
Clark, James, Jr., of Halifax, Cumber¬ land county, N. Y., supports cause of New York, 111:17. Clark, James, quartermaster, of Col.
by Clinton of purpose to aid in¬
Johannes
habitants,
county regiment, V :28.
of
IV :373-374 ;
associate
company,
member IV:446;
sends news of Skenesborough, V:
petitions
for protection of frontier, VII :631.
county,
111:639-640;
Westchester
VI:622;
writes as commissioner about An¬ Stephenson,
third regi¬
Clark (Clarck), Isaac, lieutenant, of
218, 259-260; accuses Col. John III:
of
Westchester county militia,
Williams of illegal extortion,
of
VI:
N. Y., petitions for guard for Bed¬
Ebenezer, of New
commissioner
in
enemy,
Clark, Elisha, of Halifax, Cumberland
Orange county militia, petitions for
Clark
with
Clark, Elijah, of Halifax, Cumberland
Clark,
Clark,
memorandum on Vermont leaders’ correspondence
Clark, Caleb, lieutenant, of ninth regi¬ ment,
721 ; appointed trustee of Clinton
Hardenbergh’s
Ulster
Clark, John, petitions for protecting of northern frontier, 111:210.
State of New York
134
Clark, John, loyalist, of Col. Beverly
Clark, Nathan — continued.
Robinson’s regiment, prisoner. III.
county, N. Y., petitions for guard
224.
for Bedford jail, 111:159.
Clark, John, of Orange county,
N.
Y., murder of, IV:587-589.
aide to Gen. Greene, writes about place of chief engineer, 1:660.
Virginia
expedition,
line,
in
Paulus
V :206,
Jr.,
of
Westchester
for Bedford jail, 111:159. Clark,
Nathaniel,
of
Westchester
county, N. Y., petitions for guard
Clark, Jonathan, major, of eighth regi¬
Hook
Nathan,
county, N. Y., petitions for guard
Clark, John, major, of Pennsylvania,
ment,
Clark,
207,
208.
for Bedford jail, 111:159. Clark, Samuel, captain, his sloop em¬ ployed
in
transporting
troops,
I:
500; to bring cables from Kingston
Clark (Clerk), Joseph, of Warwick,
to New Windsor, 1:662, 722.
Orange county, N. Y., conveys in¬
Clark, Samuel, of New Windsor, N.
telligence to enemy, 11:634, VII:
Y., his account for provisions, IV:
492.
650.
Clark, Joseph, of Westchester county,
Clark
(Clarck,
Clarke),
Samuel,
N. Y., petitions for guard for Bed¬
major, of Col. Levi Pawling’s regi¬
ford jail, 111:159.
ment of levies, 1:640, 668, 696;
Clark,
Joseph,
Jr.,
of
Westchester
county, N. Y., petitions for guard for Bedford jail, 111:159. Clark, Josiah, of Halifax, Cumberland county,
N.
Y., sustains cause of
in
charge
of working
799;
on
818,
111:718;
Snyder’s
court
parties,
martial, in
regiment,
Col.
I:
1:813, Johannis
1:825,
833,
843, 11:12, 17, 52, 65, 90, 109,
New York against Vermont, III:
125 ; in Col. Jonathan Hasbrouck’s
17.
Ulster county regiment,
Clark, Maltiah, of Suffolk county, L. I.,
represents
to
Clinton lawless
behavior of men from Connecticut,
pursues party 18;
under
Johannes
111:466;
of marauders, command
Hardenbergh,
IV:
of
Col.
Jr.,
IV:
663; in service at West Point, V:
VII :346.
16; in service at Bare hill, V:28, Clark,
Mathis,
of Schenectady,
N.
Y., joins in remonstrance concern¬ ing certain grievances, 111:66. Clark,
M’O., of Warwick,
Orange
county, N. Y., conveys intelligence to enemy, 11:634. Clark,
Nathan,
of
41 ; ordered to relief of Lt. Col. Johannis Jansen, VI:236-237; has information about levies, VII:192, 193. Clark,
Samuel,
debtor
to
estate
of
Charles Clinton, 11:610. Westchester
Clark, Samuel, petitions for protection
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clark, Samuel —- continued. of
Saratoga
and
Clarke, Sir Francis — continued.
Cambridge
dis¬
tricts, III:21 0.
Gen.
Burgoyne, taken prisoner in
the action of Oct. 7, 11:384; dan¬
Clark, Samuel, of Halifax, Cumber¬ land county, N. Y., sustains cause of New York, III :1 7. Clark,
135
Samuel,
Jr.,
gerously wounded, 11:430. Clarke, George, of Col. James McClaghry’s regiment of Ulster county
of
Halifax,
N.
Y., sus¬
Clarke, George, lieutenant-governor of
tains cause of New York, 111:17.
New York, his assertion regarding
Clark, Samuel, captain of New Eng¬
loss of records, 1:9; approves bill
Cumberland county,
land
militia,
with
Col.
Marinus
Willett at Johnstown, VII:483.
taken from loyalists, 11: 363.
and
Cambridge
Clark, William, of Dutchess county, Y,,
petitions
for
pardon
of
Myndert Harris, 111:240. Clark,
William,
Orange
of
county,
Smith’s N.
Y.,
Clove, petitions
tection of Saratoga and Cambridge
arrests militiaman for disrespect to superiors, 11:414.
N.
Y., agent to collect boats for
public service, 1:436; petitions for
Clarke, Jonathan, commissary general, British
army,
Saratoga,
with
Burgoyne
at
11:452.
Thomas,
colonel,
his
resi¬
dence, VIII:xxvii. Clarkson and Dorsius, of South Caro¬ lina, in account with United States,
districts, 111:210. Clark & Nightengale, of Providence, R. I., purchase provisions for Gen.
IV :45 1. Clarkson and Sebring, merchants, of New York city, VIIUxxxv.
Sullivan, IV:257, 258. Clarke, see also Clarck, Clark, Clerk,
Clarkstown
(Clarks
Town,
Clerks-
town), N. Y., Col. Hoornbeek’s
Clerke. (Cleark, Clerk),-■, lieu¬ recruits
for
continental
-,
lieutenant,
regiment marches to, 1:489 ; militia under arms at, 11:434; Col. Hay’s regiment drives cattle to, IV: 101 ;
service, 1:770, 795. Clarke,
Clarke (Clark), Jeremiah, lieutenant,
Clarke,
275. Clark, William, Jr., petitions for pro¬
tenant,
dis¬
protection from thieves, V:679.
for protection against bandits, IV:
Clarke
1:20;
Clarke, Jeremiah, of Orange county,
districts, 111:210.
N.
elections,
of second regiment, New York line,
Clark, William, petitions for protec¬ of Saratoga
for triennial
solves assembly, 1:20.
Clark, Smith, his receipt for musket
tion
militia, VI:624.
British
army, injured at Kingston, 11:458. Clarke, Sir Francis, aide-de-camp to
depredations of enemy near,
IV:
171; Washington wishes militia to assemble at, V :588, 642.
State of New York
136
Clarwater,
Abraham,
county,
N.
Y.,
of
Ulster
distressed
by
(Clawson), Isaac, sells flour
to Daniel Parker, of Watertown,
(Classon), Caleb, in British
secret service, VI :362. Claus (Closs), Daniel, colonel, loyal¬ ist, on his way to Oswego, 459;
his
house,
IV:71 5,
III: 716,
717.
John,
lieutenant-general,
British army, IV:509.
111:364, 624; supposed to act in interest of
New
563-564;
denies
New
Hampshire,
IV:
attachment
Hampshire’s
interest,
to IV:
693-694; oppressed by Vermont party, IV:800, 801.
Clause, see Clayes.
! Clayes
Claverack, Columbia county, N. Y., militia
of,
1:710,
V11:1 70,
(Clause), Elijah, captain, of
second New Hampshire regiment,
Clauss, John, loyalist, IV:448.
634,
Clavering,
Clay, James, captain, of Putney, Vt.,
Mass., VI :459, 460. Classen
N. Y., large quantity of flour at, I V:429.
enemy’s incursions, IV :684. Clason
Claverack Landing — continued.
IV:37,
56,
402; inhabitants
wounded at Newtown, V :226. Clearances,
deceptive
use
of,
VI:
891-892.
wish to barter flour for salt. III:
Clearwater, see Clarwater.
21 2-21 3 ;
Clemens, Daniel, workman engaged in
infested
with
robbers,
111:256, 490, 593, VI:779; sug¬ gested as the temporary capital of state,
111:349-350;
arms
appro-
priated by persons from, 111:447; exempts
of,
111:624-625,
IV:
651-652; persons confined at, to be examined, IV:74 ; court martial at,
IV :2 5 5 ; place of rendezvous
for New England militia, V:331, 785, VI: 13, 64, 84; Col. Robert Van
Rensselaer
332;
place
of
ordered deposit
to,
for
V:
flour,
mutiny, 1:642. Clements’, in the Highlands, N. Y., V: 1 54. Clements, Mary, of New Petersburgh, Tryon
county,
N.
Y.,
husband
killed by Indians, VI: 123. Clements, Peter, petitions for protec¬ tion
of Saratoga
and
Cambridge
frontier, 111:21 1. Clemming,
Janet
(Jannett),
of
Al¬
bany, N. Y., seeks information for loyalists, III :61 5.
V :565 ; petition from, for correc¬
Clenawley, see Howe, Sir William.
tion
Clerk, see also Clarck, Clark, Clarke,
of
grievances,
V:929-930;
Clinton’s reply to petition, V:931933; army clothing sent to, VII:
Clerke. Clerk, Daniel, captain, his sloop em¬
564; troops proceed to Albany by
ployed
way of, VII :593.
Fort Montgomery, 1:500.
Claverack Landing, now Stuyvesant,
in
transporting
troops
to
Clerk, Henry, of Col John Hathorn’s
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clerk, Henry — continued. regiment.
Orange
Cline, Hans, Indian, warns of danger
county
militia,
delinquent, IV:272.
regiment
of Orange
county
militia, delinquent, IV:272.
York city, VII :492. Timothy,
Hathorn’s
Jr.,
of
regiment
Col. of
John
Orange
Clerk, William, of Col. John Hath¬ regiment
of
IV:343;
petitions
for
protection
in defending stores at Fort Herki¬ mer, V:663.
county militia, delinquent, IV:272.
orn’s
Y., property destroyed by enemy,
against Indians, V: 1 79; employed
Clerk, Stephen, pilots loyalists to New
Clerk,
to Caughnawaga, 111:406. Cline, William, of German Flats, N.
Clerk, Richard, of Col. John Hathorn’s
137
Orange
county
militia, delinquent, IV ■111.
Clink, Michael, prisoner in Highlands, of New York, V:74. Clinton, Alexander (Dr.), brother of Clinton, 1:359, 111:75. Clinton, Alexander, lieutenant, son of Gen.
Clerke, see also Clarck, Clark, Clarke,
James
third
regiment,
VI: 184,
Clerk. Clerke, Sir Philip Jennings,
member
Clinton,
ment,
ensign
New
York
in line,
186; ensign in first regi¬
New
York
line,
VI:584;
of British House of Commons, sec¬
lieutenant, of second regiment, New
onds
for
York
Clermount),
Clinton,
Col.
Hartley’s
motion
VIL59-60,
73,
84.
peace, VII:200. Clermont
artillery,
(Claremont,
Catharine
(Cate,
Caty),
on the Hudson river, 11:219, IV:
daughter of Clinton, 1:201, 307,
75, 249.
315, 342, 343, 359, 837, 852,
Cleve, --, aide-de-camp, German officer under Burgoyne, 11:453. Cleve, man
H.
U., brigade major,
officer
under
Ger¬
Burgoyne,
11:
IV-.428, Vt615. Clinton, his
Charles,
colonizing
father of project,
Clinton, 1:15-16;
debts due to his estate, 11:610. Clinton, Charles, brother of Clinton,
452. Cleveland
his dispute over sale of farm, IV: (Claveland,
Cleaveland),
Lemuel, of exempts of Kings dis¬ trict,
Albany
county,
111:628,
629, 630. Clift, Wills, major, of first Connecti¬ cut regiment., V11:1 15.
517-519. Clinton, Cornelia,
daughter of Clin¬
ton, 1:201, 359, 647, 11:544. Clinton,
DeWitt,
York,
governor of
New
purchase of his papers by
state, 1:3; trustee of state library,
Clifton, Fanny (Miss), IV:609.
1:5;
Clifton, Nancy (Miss), IV:609.
Historical Society,
Cline, see also Klein, Kline, Klyne.
Dr.
vice-president
Van
der
New
York
1:13; appoints
Kemp
to
translate
State of New York
138
Clinton,
Clinton, De Witt — continued. Dutch records,
1:150; his treatment of captured
1:14; his mother,
spy at Esopus, 1:155; concerned
V :229. Clinton,
George — continued.
George,
governor of Clinton
to
admiral,
colonial
New York,
appoints
clerkship,
1:18;
for protection
of frontier,
1:1 62 ;
his policy toward loyalists at close of hostilities, 1:1 68; his state rights
pro¬
views, 1:177,
rogues the assembly, 1:20.
tion
Clinton, George, general, first governor
of his
179,
180; recogni¬
ability,
1:178,
180;
of New York state, purchase of his
disregards demand of congress to
papers
call
by
state,
1:3;
his
public
legislature
together,
character, 1:5 ; sketch of his family,
181;
1:15-18; birth, life before Revolu¬
1:183-184; his assistance in sup¬
tion, 1:17, 18-19; patron of John
j
advances
Holt’s New York Journal, 1:62;
1:184;
“Doctors’
New York’s frontiers and military
Crown
Point,
pression of Daniel Shay’s rebellion,
writes John Jay of desolation
of
to
1:1 80-
calls
out
militia
not,”
1:184;
to
end
declines
renomination for governor in 1 795,
condition of state, 1:87-88; in real
1:185; receives votes for office of
estate transactions with Washing¬
president from
ton,
elected
1:96;
member
of provincial I
1789, 1:185-186;
vice-president
of
United
convention, 1:96; member of con¬
States,
tinental
against United States bank, 1:186;
congress,
1:96,
98,
brigadier-general of militia,
99; j 1:98; 1
1:186; gives
casting vote
delegate to convention that framed
in provincial congress, 1:98; briga¬
federal
dier-general in continental service,
tions
with
governor
187,
188,
of
New
1:186; arranges with Washington
proclamation,
programme for evacuation of New
1:98-99, and
147;
elected
lieutenant-governor
York,
1:99;
1:99;
issues
assembles
Poughkeepsie, mons
legislature
1:99,
legislature
to
100;
at sum¬
Kingston,
I:
constitution,
York,
1:186;
Washington,
rela¬
1:186-
189; military services,)
Nov.
1783,
1:187-188;
personality and career, 1:188-189; Rev. J.
H. Livingston to, urging
100; member of board to report
appointment
of
on forts in Highlands of Hudson,
1:193-194;
John
continental
fast,
McKesson
to,
1:1 29, 147; foresees British attack
regarding
on forts in Highlands, 1:148; re¬
forts
inforces
Gen.
Gen.
1:1 94-1 96; letter to, from William
Gates,
1:148;
legisla¬
Smith, 1:197; John McKesson to,
Putnam
and
prorogues
and
commissaries,
troops,
seizure of army
stores,
ture, 1:149; escapes from captured
on want of money and seizure of
forts,
saltpeter,
Clinton
and
Montgomery,
1:198;
McKesson
to,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton,
139
George — continued.
regarding reinforcements for Gen.
forcements
Gage, 1:204-205; letter to, from
1:248-249; calls for fire rafts, I:
George Bascome, in' Bermuda,
249-250;
I:
to
Fort
Montgomery,
orders
Capt.
Moffat
207-208; introduces Mr. White to
with detachment to Haverstraw, I;
Washington,
John
250; reports to Washington on his
McKesson to, on appointment of
disposition of troops, 1:25 1 -253; in¬
brigade major,
formed of preparation of fire rafts,
duces
1:208-209;
Maj.
1:21 1-212; intro¬ Hampton
to
Col.
1:254; instructs Col. A. H. Hay
Thomas Mifflin, 1:212; John Du-
as
Bois to, in regard to private busi¬
1:259-261 ; Col. A. H. Hay to,
ness,
regarding
1:2 1 2-21 3;
congratulations !
to
protection
protection
to, on recovery from illness, 1:214,
shore,
215;
ammunition
informs
Gen.
Heath
of
enemy’s trespasses, 1:216; exhorts Col.
DeWitt
to
1:261 ;
Haverstraw,
of
requested
to
Peekskill,
Hudson to
send
1:264;
his inability to supply ammunition,
1:217;
1:265 ; Capt. Thomas Moffat in¬
return of election as delegate from
forms that he accepts captaincy in
Ulster
levies,
county
activity,
of
to
provincial
con¬
1:266-267;
gress, 1:218-219; John Belknap’s
and
mortgage
charges
against
Peter
Buckstaff
Erskine iron,
to, to,
1:219-224; Robert regarding
1:225-226;
delivery
of
orders, John
his
general
1:267-270; Green
and
presented
to,
Wisner
1:272-273; receives Jacobus Van
to, regarding command of fortifica¬
Zandt’s reasons for placing chain
tions in the Highlands, 1:227; in¬
at West Point, 1:273-275; letter
formed of John Crage’s resignation
to, from James Hamilton missing,
from militia, 1:228-229; to Rich¬
1:275; Washington to, regarding
ard Van Wyck on arms taken at
defenses
St.
to
Hezekiah Howell, Jr., protests to,
Washington about arms at Fishkill,
against arrest, 1:277; Capt. James
1:232-233; considers qualifications
Umphrey to, on militiamen ordered
of post rider, 1:233-234; his draft
out, 1:278-279; his orders for pro¬
Johns,
Henry
garrison
Canada,
1:231;
of letter of New York delegates in
!
of
Hudson,
1:275-277;
tection of eastern shore of Hudson
congress to provincial congress on
between
appointment
Ferry, 1:280-281 ; correspondence
of
officers,
1:236- ;
Peekskill
and
King’s
238; to John McKesson on provin¬
with Thomas Jansen, Jr., regarding
cial
officers for levies,
appointments,
1:239-241;
1:281-282; re¬
appoint¬
ports to Washington condition of
ments, 1:24 1 -244 ; summons rein-
defenses and movements of enemy,
considers
congressional
State of New York
HO
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. 1:282-288; relieves militia at Hav-
letter to,
1:308-309; orders Col.
erstraw, 1:288-289; his orders for
7 homas to march his regiment to
protecting western shore of Hud¬
Kingsbridge,
son, 1:289-290; orders inquiry into
Tappen’s
charges against militia, 1:290; dis¬
directed to remove exposed cannon,
misses
1:310; orders Lt. Col. Cooper to
militia,
1:29 1 ;
desires ar¬
1:309;
letter
Christopher
to,
1:309-310;
rangement of Ulster
county
regi¬
Kingsbridge, 1:31 1 ; his orders to
ments,
letters
from
Maj.
1:291-292;
Israel
Thompson,
1:311-
George Shaw to, 1:292-293, 294;
312; letter from Robert R. Living¬
pay abstract of detachment of his
ston to, 1:312-314; Peter Tappen
brigade, 1:293-294 ; instructs Colo¬
to, 1:31 4-31 5 ; committee of safety
nels Snyder and Hoornbeek relative
to,
to raising levies,
1:31 6-31 7 ; Maj. Israel Thompson
George Shaw,
1:295; letters to 1:296,
1:315-316;
John
Nicoll
to,
reports to, in regard to fortification,
297-298;
informed of convention’s order to
1:317-318; Col. William Allison
committee to report form of gov¬
to, defending his regiment, 1:319-
ernment, 1:296-297; put in com¬
320;
declines
Verbryck,
mand of lower river levies, 1:298-
to
discharge
Maj.
1:321; to Col. Joseph
!
299;
Col.
Johannis
Snyder
ap¬
Drake,
on
remissness
of his regi¬
prises of troubles in militia, 1:299- i
ment, 1:328; puts brigade in readi¬
300;
ness to march, 1:328-329; receives
orders
Lt.
Col.
levies to Kingsbridge, ders
troops
from
Kingsbridge,
Jansen’s
1:301; or¬
Haverstraw
1:301-302;
to
pro¬
77000
for
bounty
money
for
troops, 1:329-331 ; desires party of horse at
Kingsbridge,
1:331;
re¬
vides for protection of west shore,
quested by committee of safety to
1:302-303; sends four companies
collect scattered militia, 1:332 ; re¬
to works at mouth of Peek’s kill,
ports
1:303-304; calls on levies of Gen.
1:333-334; receives
Morris’
against
brigade,
1:304;
calls
on
to
president
of
appointment
convention, remonstrance of
William
levies of Gen. Ten Broeck, 1:305;
Forman
desires
to
progress of works in Highlands re¬
join him, 1:305-306; orders Capt.
ported to, 1:336-337; reports mili¬
Silvester Salisbury’s horse to posts
tary
on west shore, 1:306-307; his di¬
1:338-342;
Peter
rections
1:342-343;
sends
Col
to
struction Nose,
of
Woodhull’s
Lt.
Machin
works
at
levies
for
con¬
Anthony’s
1:308; Hezekiah Howell’s
as
surgeon,
conditions
to
1:334-335;
convention, Tappen Gen.
information
about
Long
1:343-345;
John
Haring
to,
Heath Island, to,
on
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. place to
for
hospital,
convention,
Clinton, George — continued.
1:345-346;
377; reports movement of English
Long Island, 1:346; John McKes¬
ships to Dobbs Ferry, 1:377; Peter
son to,
Tappen
1:348-350; receives com¬
missions
from
1:350;
reports
d ork
lem
of
sword
to,
1:378;
John McKesson reports to, action
British landing in
of Tory committee, 1:378 ; asked to
battle
of
1:351-353;
Nicoll
affairs,
sends
McKesson,
convention
John
military
John
and
Heights,
mittee 355;
two visitors
deficiency in bounty money, 1:376-
to
New
on
141
to,
to,
Har¬
decide
com¬
Close to, 1:380; recommendations
on
post rider,
1:379;
J.
1:354-
for promotions sent to, 1:381 ; John
regarding
Sloss Hobart to, 1:382; John Mc¬
Col.
Kesson to, 1:383; Col. William Al¬
William Allison to, for committee
1:355-356;
lison to, mentioning Arnold’s battle
of
on Lake Champlain, 1:384; John
correspondence,
1:356;
John
DuBois to, 1:357; Peter Tappen
McKesson to,
to, 1:358; John McKesson to, on
Jackson,
visit to home of, 1:358-359; reso¬
boats
lutions
of
convention,
committee mitted ius
for
to,
appointing
conspiracies,
1:359-362;
Humfrey
sloops
and
Peter
Tappen
to,
trans¬ Cornel¬
regarding
deserters,
fire
1:362-363;
1:385-388; James
Jr.,
sent
to,
1:388;
down to
orders
Kingsbridge,
1:389; Lt. Col. Benjamin Tupper to, on boats ordered, tends to march to
1:390; in¬
Dobbs
Ferry,
1:390; Col. William Allison to, on treatment of loyalists,
1:391; re¬
John
ports two armies concentrating at
Young to, 1:364-365 ; John Mc¬
White Plains, 1:391 ; Charles De
Kesson to, on retreat of the army,
Witt
1:365-367 ; James Jackson, Jr., to,
bridge, 1:392; John McKesson to,
1:367-368; Henry Wisner to, on
on position of American army at
conduct of John Wisner,
White Plains, 1:393; places Col.
to,
1:363;
1:368;
to,
notified by D. Wynkoop, Jr., of
Morris
alarm
394;
on
frontier,
1:369;
orders
on
barracks
Graham John
under
McKesson
Lt. Col. Livingston to collect scat¬
American position
tered Long Island militia,
White
Mathew
Dubois
to,
1:370;
1:370-371;
Plains,
1:397-398;
of
to,
guards
in
1:373-374; his
detail
command,
of
1:374;
Kings¬
arrest,
I:
to,
on
after battle of
1:395-397;
Dr.
John Coats to, on condition of sick,
James Jackson, Jr., to, on purchase wheat,
at
on
Samuel
tents,
H.
Parsons
1:398-399;
John
McKesson to, on condition of army,
Stephen Case to, touching estate of
1:399-401 ;
John Mcaulay, 1:374-375; reports
on
John
fortifications
McKesson in
to,
Highlands,
H2
State of New York
Clinton, George — continued. 1:404-405 ; consulted about cloth¬ ing for troops, 1:406; on move¬ ment of troops and skirmish, 1:407408; opposition to his desire to re¬ sign, 1:410-411; Dr. John Coats to, 1:412-413; consulted on plac¬ ing of chain, 1:41 6-41 7; informed of rumor that France had declared war against England, 1:417-418; John McKesson advances money to, 1:420-421 ; furnishes list of of¬ ficers who have seen service, 1:423424; John McKesson to, on fram¬ ing system of government, 1:424426; asked to recommend names for subaltern officers, • 1:426; fur¬ nishes names, 1:427-429; informed of enemy’s landing on west shore of Hudson river, 1:429; Lt. Col. Regnier DeRoussi makes requisition to, for ammunition, 1:429; to con¬ vention on obstructing Hudson, 1:430-432; John McKesson to, on obstruction of Hudson and reduc¬ tion of Fort Washington, 1:432435 ; troops annexed to his brigade, 1:437; Gen. Schuyler to consult with, 1:438; Gen. Charles Lee de¬ sires interview with, 1:439; asks for axes, clerks and rangers, 1:440441; Gen. Heath to, on boats, 1:442; William Paulding to, on commissary supplies, 1:442-443; Levi Pawling to, on timber on Constitution island, 1:443; Jacob Cuyler to, on men and implements needed, 1:443-444; his orders to
Clinton, George — continued. Orange county militia, 1:444-445 ; requisitions for supplies, 1:445446; reports needs to Gen. Heath, 1:446; Gen. Heath to, 1:447; William Paulding to, sending re¬ port of battle, 1:448 ; Gen. Schuy¬ ler to, on sinking of caissons in Hudson, 1:448-450; James Clin¬ ton to, on row galleys, 1:452; commends detachment of Canadi¬ ans to Gen. Schuyler, 1:453; or¬ dered to cooperate with Generals Lee and Gates in New Jersey, 1:454-458; complains of want of appliances for obstructing naviga¬ tion, 1:458-459; to keep control of Highland passes, 1:460; orders rangers to point near Kakiate, Orange county, 1:461 ; Col. Malcom’s militia annexed to his bri¬ gade, 1:462 ; to undertake protec¬ tion of Westchester county, 1:462463, 464; Col. William Allison to, 1:465-466; recommends Lieut. Lawrence, 1:466-467; asks Gen. Heath for instructions, 1:467-468; reports to convention, 1:468-470; instructions to Col. William Alli¬ son, 1:471-472, 472-473; in¬ formed that enemy has advanced on Acquackanonck, 1:472; inhabi¬ tants of Kingston to, 1:473-474; Col. William Allison to, 1:474475; Col. William Allison to. I: 475-476; to Col. A. H. Hay, on wants of militia, 1:476; reports ex¬ pedition in New Jersey, 1:477-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
H3
Clinton, George —• continued.
479, 483-485; informed of dan¬
articles shipped for Fort Constitu¬
ger to passes of Highlands, 1:482 ;
tion
by
his
order,
1:513;
calls
directed to undertake expedition to
council of war, 1:516; receives re¬
Westchester county and island of
turns of Col. Hoornbeek’s regiment,
New York, 1:485-487 ; to conven¬
1:51 7; ordered by convention to
tion, on wants of militia,
1:487-
draft one-thousand men, 1:518; to
489; his orders to Col. Hathorn,
Gen. Heath, on refusal of latter to
1:489-490; to convention, on pro¬
lend field-pieces, 1:522-523; John
visions
and
dismissal
1:490-491,
of
493-494;
militia,
requested
Haring to, on Capt. Johnson’s ex¬ pedition,
1:523-525;
to
dismiss
by convention to reengage men for
militia, 1:527, 529, 533; learns of
continental service, 1:491 ; conven¬
battle of Princeton, 1:531 ; enemy
tion to, on dismissal of troops, I:
at
Hackensack
escapes
from,
I:
491-492; committee of safety to,
533, 535; informs convention of
on
victories of Trenton and Princeton,
regiments
committee, vention,
controlled by secret
1:492-493;
on
difficulty
ling militia, operation
con¬
1:535-536; detachment of Massa¬
control¬
chusetts militia sent to, 1:536-537;
1:494-497; asks co¬
to Col. Sparhawk, 1:537; Robert
of Col.
of
to
Theunis
Dey,
Erskine
to,
1:538; dismisses
Lt.
1:498; Col. William Allison to, on
Col. Hoornbeek’s regiment, 1:538;
distress of militia,
1:499; Robert
suggests night attack to Maj. John
Erskine to, 1:501 ; orders militia to
Haring, 1:539; Peter T. Curtenius
Tappan, 1:501; to Col.
Pawling
to, on goods left at Hackensack, I:
on retaining militia, 502-503; Col.
541-543; Robert Morris to, in be¬
John Hathorn to, on discontent of
half of John Doremus, 1:543-544;
militia,
recommends officers for continental
1:503-504;
attempts
to
hold deserting militia, 1:504-505 ;
cavalry,
Lt.
1:545;
to Col.
William
I:
Allison, on disposition of captured
on
stores, 1:546-547; to convention,
condition of his command, 1:506-
on raising troops, pay of mechanics
507; receives account of enemy’s
and
force at Hackensack,
Robert
Col.
505;
Roswell Hopkins to,
Col.
John
Hathorn
to,
1:507-509;
captured
stores,
Erskine
to,
1:547-549; on
procuring
Trenton,
supplies, 1:550; certifies pay-roll of
1:509; Robert Erskine to, 1:509;
Cornwall light horse, 1:552; Gov.
Col. John Hathorn reports capture
William Livingston to, on recom¬
of four loyalists to, 1:510; Gouv-
mendations
erneur
1:552-553; to Peter Fell, 1:553;
informed
of
victory
Morris
to,
at
1:511-512;
for
military
service,
State of New York
144
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. Maj. John Haring to, on trouble
ports
with loyalists and militia,
rency,
1:554;
attempt
to
depreciate
1:630-631;
recommends
to Maj. John Haring, on surren¬
mitigation
dered loyalists, 1:555-557; orders
tences,
troops to Sydmans Bridge, 1:557;
rangers assigned to his command,
Isaac
1:633;
Roosevelt
to,
1:558;
to
of
cur¬
court
1:631-633;
martial
sen¬
companies
Michael Connolly
to,
of
on
Washington, on new levies, 1:564-
property of loyalists, 1:635 ; com¬
565;
missioners
William
Duer
to,
1:565-
for
conspiracies
receives
information
to,
I:
566; George Peek to, in behalf of
636;
ship
suspected persons, 1:637 ; Peter R.
carpenters
at
Poughkeepsie,
about
1:572; notifies Lt. Col. Hoornbeek
Fell to, declining to take company
of
to
of foot, 1:638; Col. Levi Pawling
of
to, reporting arrest of suspected per¬
court
Col.
martial,
Woodhull,
1:579-580; on
necessity
court martial, 1:580-582; Robert
sons,
Erskine to, 1:5 8 3 ;• to John McKes¬
resigning,
son, on court martial,
Robert Erskine to, regarding iron
1:584; in¬
1:639;
gives
intimation
1:642-643,
of
654-656;
formed of arrival of French general
works,
at
Washington, officers for new- com¬
Morristown,
structions
to
1:585,
Col.
586;
Levi
in¬
Pawling,
pany,
1:643-645;
1:645-646;
suggests
his
orders
to
to
1:586-587; approves sentences of
Capt. Jacob R. De Witt, 1:646;
court martial,
600,
Col. Levi Pawling to, 1:647-648;
614; reports to state convention,
petition to, of Matthew McKinny,
1:592-594; certifies H. G. Living¬
1:650; to Col. Pawling regarding
ston’s
protection
to
oath
Gov.
of
1:592,
598,
allegiance,
Jonathan
1:594;
Trumbull,
of
inhabitants,
1:651 -
I:
653; vouches for William Mitchell,
595-596; Hendrick Wyckoff to,
1:653-654; Col. William Malcom
1:605; on illicit traffic in horses,
to,
1:656;
recommends
Capt.
1:606-609, 628-630; Dr. Daniel
Black and Lt. Santford to Wash¬
Wood to,
1:609; reports to con¬
ington for new commissions, 1:657 ;
vention, 1:61 6-61 7 ; William Bed-
John McKesson to, on provisions of
low’s receipt to, for f2000, 1:61 7;
proposed constitution,
1:657-659;
to
Silvester
to,
Washington,
1:618-621;
to
Capt. John Dorlon, on refusal of
Waterbury
1:659;
Robert Erskine to, 1:659-661 ; to
commission, 1:621 ; instructions to
Robert
Col.
Abraham Ten Broeck, on works at
Pawling,
1:623-625;
com¬
Erskine,
1:661-663;
to
mittee of safety directs disposal of
Hudson,
captured property, 1:625-627; re-
Philadelphia, 1:664; Michael Con-
1:662;
his
expenses
in
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
145
Clinton, George — continued.
nolly to, 1:665 ; to convention, on
Chester county, 1:701 ; militia offi¬
affairs
cers of Orange county to, 1:701-
at
New
Windsor,
1:665-
667; to Abraham Ten Broeck, on
702;
wages
of
to,
Levi
Pawling
teamsters,
1:666; Col.
to,
1:702;
Ebenezer to
Woodhull
Captain
Ebenezer
to
Woodhull, 1:703 ; commissioners of
1:669; Abra¬
Westchester county to, on loyalist
ham Ten Broeck to, on completion
activity, 1:703; Philip Swartwoud
of obstruction in Hudson, 1:671;
informs of loyalist plots in Ulster,
certifies in behalf of Daniel Harris,
1:705-706;
Michael Connolly,
1:671-672;
to
672-673;
1:667;
Capt.
Washington,
to
Gen.
St.
Lt.
Col.
Gilbert
I:
Cooper to, 1:706; calls out fourth
Clair,
part of Westchester militia, 1:706-
1:673; order on, in behalf of Mr.
707;
receives
Coleman, 1:674; George Leonard
Capt.
Alexander
to,
convention,
709; correspondence with Robert
1:675-677; Col. Levi Pawling to,
R. Livingston, 1:709:712; orders
on
1:674-675;
to
accusation Miller,
against 1:707-
Highlands,
court martial for trial of Capt. Mil¬
1:677-678; Col. A. Hawlces Hay
ler, 1:712-713; Col. Jesse Wood-
to,
hull to,
British
fleet
asking
679;
to
at
reinforcement,
Col.
A.
1:678-
Hawkes
on court martial,
1:713-
Hay,
714; Robert Morris to, on case of
replying to request, 1:679-680; to
Doremus, 1:714-716; examination
Col. Levi Pawling, approving retreat,
of Samuel Haring transmitted to,
1:680; Col. A. Hawkes Hay to,
1:716-719; Aug’t Laurence to, on
on disobedience of militia, 1:681 ;
ropes and cables for chain, 1:722;
in command of militia of four river
Col. William Malcom to,
counties, 1:682-684 ; Robert Ersk-
to Washington, on recommendation
ine
to,
arrival 686;
1:684-685; of
French
confers
of
of
I:
Alexander McDougall to, on ob¬
officers,
jective point of British, 1:724-725 ;
informed
men-of-war,
with
field
Mr.
Gordon,
to convention
1:688-689; reports military condi¬
and
tions on Hudson,
725-728; Gen. James Clinton to,
orders
to
Col.
1:695;
orders
Haring
and
Henry
Wisner
Morris arrest
others, to,
Graham,
of
directed
10
to
protect
1:728; Gen.
of
design
militia,
I :-
Alexander McDou¬
gall apprises of nearness of enemy’s fleet,
1:729; Gen.
James Clinton
in¬
to, 1:729; Gen. James Clinton to,
1:698-
on letter from Washington, 1:7.29-
West-
730; Washington to, on movement
1:697;
formed of loyalist activity, 699;
Samuel
1:696-697;
backwardness
enemy’s
Gen.
1:687-688; his orders to brigade,
1:691-695; his
on
1:723;
1:722;
State of New York
146
Clinton, George — continued. of
Gen.
Skinner’s
corps,
1
1:730-
Clinton, George — continued. ous
loyalists,
1:796-798;
Gen.
731; Gen. James Clinton to, on sig¬
Alexander McDougall to, 1:798;
nal guns, 1:732; orders Col. Wood-
on needs of works at Fort Mont¬
hull to bring out his forces, 1:732-
gomery,
733; to Col. Hasbrouck,
Hardenbergh to, on search for loy¬
Maj.
Johannes
J.
1:733;
Blauvelt
to,
1:799;
Bedford desired,
tary situation, 1:735-737; Wash¬
ceives
ington to, on movements of enemy,
and
1:735-736;
805;
Col.
Hathorn,
instructions !: 73 7,
master Taylor reports to Mrs.
to
John
A.
alists, 1:800-801 ; his protection of
1:734-735; to convention on mili¬
his
Capt.
1:801-802;
information
Guilford returns
from
Hinsdale
committees, of
troops
re¬
1:803-
at
Forts
quarter¬
Clinton and Montgomery under his
1:738;
command, 1:806, 807, 826, 827,
Montgomery to, on articles
834, 835, 842, 844, 857; orders
at Peekskill, 1:739; to Mrs. Mont¬
men executed convicted of treason,
gomery,
Gilbert
1:808 ; resigns command of militia,
Gen.
1:809-81 0 ; committee of Hinsdale
1:739-740; Col.
Cooper
to,
Alexander enemy’s
movements,
Thomas orders
Smith
to
Snyder
1:740-741; McDougall
to,
Colonels
to march
to,
to,
1:810-812; commissioners for
1:741-742;
conspiracies to,
1:742-744;
troops at Forts Constitution and In¬
Pawling to
on
Fort
1:812; returns of
and
dependence under his command, I:
Mont¬
817; to Col. Hugh. Hughes, com¬
gomery, 1:744-745; Robert Boyd,
missary of stores,
Jr., to, 1:745-747; John W. Wat¬
instructions to Maj. Taylor, 1:832;
kins reports to, 1:748; Commissary
his resignation not accepted, 1:836-
Solo. Waterbury reports to, 1:748;
837; Egbert Dumond to, on two
notified of enemy’s landing, 1:763-
deserters,
764;
Graham, on supernumerary officers,
Col.
Hugh
Hughes to,
I:
782- 783; to convention, on court martial
at
783- 784;
Fort sends
Montgomery, accused
to,
1:786-787;
to
Col.
Morris
1:838-839; Lt. Michael Connolly
I:
to, 1:839-840; Lt. Alexander Mc¬
persons
Arthur to, 1:840-841; his orders
to Kingston jail, 1:784-785; John Jones
1:837;
1:828-829; his
Thomas
to Lt.
Gillet,
Tappen
to,
1:849; Christopher 1:849-850;
Capt.
Machin to, 1:787; case of Teunis
William Bedlow to, on works for
Van
defense
Vliet
reported
to,
1:788;
of
Hudson,
Robert Boyd, Jr., to, 1:788-789;
853-855;
to execute men convicted of treason,
tenant-governor,
1:792; to convention, on danger-
James
1:851-852,
recommended
Hamman
for lieu-
1:855; reports
Col. to,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. on
Westchester
147
Clinton, George — continued.
levies,
11:3;
to, on stores at Newburgh, 11:38-
II:
39; to Washington, on reduction of
4; to council of safety, on Gen.
force in Highlands by enlistment in
James Farren recommended to,
Putnam’s proposition for defense of
regular army,
Hudson,
Putnam, II :44 ; to council of safety,
11:5-6;
Bedlow
to,
Capt.
on
William
appointment
deputy paymaster-general, orders
Capt.
Hodge
as
11:6-8;
to
bring
frigate to Fort Montgomery, 11:8; Col.
Hugh
Hughes
captain’s guard
to,
on
regimental
interview,
makes req¬
clothing,
11:47-48;
uisition
for
Henry
Rutgers,
11:9-
mitting
order
10; Pierre Van Cortlandt to, on
rolls,
11:58;
11:10-
11:
11:47;
asking
at Fishkill,
Poughkeepsie,
appointments,
46-47; John Canfield to, request¬ ing
frigates
at
11:43-44; to Gen.
Jr.,
relative
to,
trans¬
to
muster
11:48-49; Levi Kimball to, orders
court
II:
martial,
1 1 ; Henry Schenk to, on maga¬
59; forwards letter from Washing¬
zines for provisions, 11:1 1 ; returns
ton
of
Washington
troops
at
Forts
Montgomery,
Clinton and Constitution under his command,
11:13,
22,
24;
court
II:
martial sentences approved by, 18-21 ; seeks
Gen.
John
Morin
conference with,
Scott
11:21;
Gen. Putnam, on frigates,
II
to
:28;
to
council
parent
object,
safety
to,
colonels,
of
to,
safety,
on
11:61;
ap¬
council
of
his
orders
to
returns
of
11:62; 11:64;
11:61;
enemy’s
regi¬
ments under his command, 11:66, 80, 98, 119, 1 24, 1 35 ; Andrew Taylor to,
on disposition of salt,
Col. Hugh Hughes to, on supplies,
11:72; establishes magazines west
11:29-30;
of Wallkill,
sends
Maj.
Samuel
prisoner to,
Logan
11 :30-31;
D.
Wynkoop, Jr., to, 11:31-32; Maj. Samuel Gen.
Logan Putnam,
frigates,
to, on
11:33-34;
II
:32-33; fitting
Col.
Gen.
11:72,
Putnam,
Highlands,
73,
on
77;
defenses
11:73-75;
Col.
to in
Wil¬
to
liam Malcom to, 11:76-77; Adjt.
out
Robert Hill to, presenting charges
Hugh
against Col. Loring, 11:78-79; in¬
Hughes to, on depot for provisions,
formed of election as governor,
11:34-35; Col. Morris Graham to,
79-80,
88-89;
Capt.
II:
Gershom
on bounty money and coming elec¬
Mott to, on gun-carriages, 11:83;
tion,
William Lawrence to,
11:35-36;
Israel Thompson
to, on bounties, 11:36; Gen. Alex¬
11:83-84;
learns of loss of Ticonderoga,
II:
ander McDougall to, on movements
88; reports that militia under his
of army and quarrel with Col. Liv¬
command
ingston, 11:37-38; Andrew Taylor 1
court martial held pursuant to his
are
uneasy,
11:92-93;
State of New York
148
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. order, Fort
11:95;
orders
Montgomery,
Jonathan
for
to, on need of militia at river posts,
Col.
11:131-132; to Gen. Putnam, on
11:99-
improper enlistment of negro slave,
powder II :99;
Hasbrouck
to,
100; Christopher Tappen to,
on
Gen. St. Clair, 11:100; to Wash¬
11:132-133; Machin
Capt.
to,
Thomas
showing
need
of
ington on Lt. Connolly and works
bricks, 11:133; to be in command
at Highlands, 11:102-103; orders
of state militia, under constitution,
sloops for transporting 4000 troops
11:133-134;
to
notifies Washington of his control
Albany,
11:103-104;
Capt.
council
of
safety
John Hodge to, 11:104; replies to
of state militia,
Capt.
ac¬
leave of absence of Gen. Putnam,
11:105-
11:1 39-1 40; to Washington, on his
Hodge,
11:104-105;
cepts office of governor,
106; notified of election, 11:105;
call
congratulated
Jeremiah Wadsworth to,
by
Lt.
Col.
P.
to
11:136-137; asks
Kingston,
11:140-141;
Regnier De Roussi, 11:1 06-1 0 7 ; to
to
council of safety,
council of safety, 11:1 07-1 08; Col.
equalizing militia service,
11:141;
on need
of
11:142-
Hugh Hughes to, regarding sloops
143; John McKesson to, on Bur-
on
goyne’s
Hudson,
Porter
asks
11:108; for
Maj.
orders,
John
11:108-
invasion,
11:144-146;
Haverstraw committee to, 11:147;
1 09; informs Gen. Putnam that he
orders
is summoned to Kingston to meet
Gen. Schuyler at Albany, 11:149-
legislature, 11:111; Capt. Gershom
151;
Mott to, on complaint of workmen,
Broeck to reinforce Gen. Schuyler,
11:1 11 ;
on
11:152-153;
II:
Ludinton for protection of West¬
John
evacuation
McKesson
of
to,
Ticonderoga,
Col.
Graham
orders
to
Brig.
his
reinforce
Gen.
orders
to
Ten
Col.
112-113; unable to advise Gen.
chester,
Sullivan where to encamp troops,
tachment from Orange and Ulster
11:120; Lt.
to Fort Montgomery, 11:154-156;
11:120-121; ington’s
Daniel Lawrence to, informed
request
11:121-122;
for
of Wash¬ information,
Washington
wishes
11:153-154;
orders
de¬
receives news from Fort Stanwix, 11:156-157;
congratulations
to,
from Kingston consistory, 11:161-
his retention at head of militia, II:
163;
122-123; requested to take oath of
Broeck, 11:163; his instructions to
office,
11:128; to Henry Schenk,
Gen.
his
orders
Herkimer,
to
Gen.
Ten
11:164-165; in¬
on sending bread in bulk, 11:129-
structions to
1 30; to Washington, on bread sent
165-166;
in bulk, 11:130-131 ; Washington
orders to militia, 11:166-168; his
to
Col.
Wynkoop,
Gen.
Schuyler,
II: on
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. powers as governor,
149
Clinton, George — continued.
11:170-171;
11:208,
211-212;
explains
why
his election gratifying to Washing¬
troops cannot be spared from High¬
ton,
lands,
11:1 75; proclaimed governor
11:214-215,
221-222;
by council of safety, 11:1 75 ; replies
council of safety to, on situation of
to address of Kingston church, II:
northern army, 11:215-216; coun¬
1 75-1 76;
cil
his
orders
to
militia
of
safety
to,
on
isolated
II:
colonels, 11:1 80 ; establishes service
position of New York state,
of express riders, 11:181-1 82; con¬
2 1 6-21 8; informed of disaffection
gratulated by
of
Rev.
John Mason,
Livingston
Manor
militia,
II:
11:1 82-1 83; informs Gen. Putnam
2 1 8-2 1 9; receives report of second
of reinforcements designed for him,
engagement at Fort Schuyler, II:
11:183-184; submits to council of
220-221 ; Capt. Robert Cook to,
safety letters from Washington and
requesting certificate of character,
Putnam,
by
11:222-224; begs Gen. Putnam to
Gen. Putnam to take command of
reinforce defenders of Fort Schuy¬
his
ler,
11:184-186;
old
post,
asked
11:185-186;
pro¬
11:224-225;
Gen.
Putnam
rogues the legislature, 11:186-187;
sends reinforcements, 11:225-226;
Commodore
receives
brings
Jacobus
grievance
to
Wynkoop
his
communications
Massachusetts
attention,
and
New
from Hamp¬
11:188-189;
Christopher Tappen
shire regarding reinforcements,
to,
II:
Schuyler’s situation,
226-228; order of arrest of Henry
11:1 94-195; to Washington on re¬
Frey, transmitted to, 11:229; pro¬
inforcements for northern army, II:
rogues legislature, 11:230; address
195-197;
safety,
of Albany committee to, II :2 31 -
comparing New York’s response to
232; informed that Dutchess con¬
public
tingent is unwilling to march, II:
on
Gen.
to
council
demand
with
of
New
Eng¬ by
232-233; asked by Abraham Fiv-
Gen. Schuyler to head militia, II:
ingston for certificate of character,
land’s,
198; to
11:198-201;
desired
come
replies
to
to
McKesson
Gen.
of
11: 199; I
safety
Albany
(Walloomsac),
11:204-205; to,
harie loyalists,
against
ports
John
victory
events
on
of
Bennington
11:241-244; western
re¬
frontier,
ad¬
11:246-247; his orders to Tryon
Scho¬
county militia to join Gen. Arnold,
11:205-206;
expedition
11:236-238; reports to council of
Schuyler
Albany,
address
committee,
vises
by
desired
11:207-208, 214; j
11:247-248; Arent Wemple peti¬
j
tions to, 11:250; his orders to Col.
orders out militia of Cumberland, Charlotte and Gloucester counties,
Whiting, 11:251 ; replies to address
State of New York
i5o
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. of
Kingston
II :251-
committee,
Daniel Gros appeals to, in behalf
252; reports to council of safety
of Tryon county, 11:286-289; re¬
enemy’s retreat from Fort Schuyler,
ceives lottery tickets from John Ord,
11:252-253, goyne’s
254-256;
on
Bur-
II :253-254;
movement,
11:289-290; Col.
disobedient militia reported to, II:
Abraham
261-262;
refers
county Col.
appeals
referred
Morris
commissions
from
Graham for
Tryon
II :264-265;
to,
Col.
of
Livingston,
11:267-268; replies to congratula¬
268;
Mason,
II:
Campbell,
in
John
Alexander
Gen.
II:
Putnam,
to, II :296-29 7 ; his address to leg¬
command to Lt.
Rev.
to
295-296; Christopher Reddig and
11:265-
grant change
of
case
11:293-295;
Henry Frants denounced as tories
266; refuses to
tions
Brevort,
asking
to,
officers,
Hugh Hughes
to, in behalf of John Montanye and
islature,
11:297-300; Capt. Ger¬
shom Mott to, on artillery enlist¬ ments,
11:302-303;
informed
of
need of rangers in Orange county, 11:315-316;
Thomas
Wilkinson,
II:
Kingston jail, petitions to, 11:269;
in Kingston jail, petitions to,
Capt. Gershom Mott applies to, for
316; appeals to Washington in be¬
timber to mount guns in Highlands,
half of Mrs. Hatfield, 11:319-321 ;
11:270; advised by council in deal¬
orders
ing with Indians, 11:271-272; in¬
York
structs
Col.
munication
Hoornbeek to
274;
sends
Col.
Graham,
liam
Bedlow
asked
general
in
to
march,
New
11:322-
com¬
323; informs Gen. Putnam of his action, 11:323-324; Col. Thomas
orders
to
Thomas sends returns of his regi¬ ment to, 11:325; Henry Cuyler to,
11:276-277;
on
pay-roll
breaking parole,
11:325-326;
for
Dr. Joseph Young to, in behalf of Henry Cuyler, 11:326-327 ;George
Robert Nicholson, in Kingston jail,
Harris to,
petitions to, 11:278-279; Stephen
Rev. Johannis Daniel Gros, on sit¬
to,
certify
militia
of
11:272-
11:275-276; Wil¬ to,
regiments
Dutchess detachment, 11:277-278;
Case
to
Indians,
eleven
11:279-280;
Dirck
11:327-328; replies to
uation in Tryon county,
11:328;
Brinckerhoff to, on orders for mi¬
prisoners in Fleet prison at Kings¬
litia, 11:280; Col. William Allison
ton
to, recommending officers, 11:281 ;
Gen. Abraham Ten Broeck to, in
Col.
behalf of Henry Cuyler,
Morris Graham
to,
on dis¬
to,
asking
for trial,
11:329;
11:330;
pute with Col. Wemple, 11:282-
to
283; Tryon county committee peti¬
Henry
tions to,
Tryon county committee on frontier
11:283-286;
Rev.
Joh.
Albany
committee,
Frey,
on
11:330-331;
Col. to
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. protection
and
militia,
151
Clinton, George — continued. 11:331-
county committee appeals
to,
II:
332; to Richard Morris, 11:332-
353-355; asked to furnish guard
333; promises Gen. Gates aid from
for fleet prison and jail at Kingston,
militia,
11:358-359 ; proceedings of assem¬
11:333; orders Gen. Ten
Broeck’s brigade to join Gates, II: 334;
Jacob
Rhead
11:335-336;
Richard
in
Gilbert
behalf of
336-337;
bly
on
petition,
reported
II:
to,
petitions
to,
359-360; movement of enemy up
Morris
to,
river, reported to, 11:360-361 ; to
T aylor,
recommends
Lt.
11: Liv¬
Gen.
J ames
legislature
Clinton,
on
11:361;
enemy’s
to
intentions,
ingston for brigade major to Gen.
11:362-363; Smith Clark’s receipt
Ten
to,
Broeck,
11:337-338;
two
for
gun,
11:363;
John
Mc¬
II:
prisoners in jail at Kingston petition
Kesson to,
to,
364; sends flour for northern army,
11:338-339;
Cadwallader
on lottery tickets,
Colden appeals to, for extension of
11:373-374;
liberty, 11:339-340; John Tayler
Capt. Jansen, II :3 74-3 75 ; notified
to, on American success at Ticon-
by Gen.
deroga and Saratoga, 11:340-341 ;
landed, 11:375; Robert Benson to,
to John Ord, on United States lot¬
11:375-376; resolutions of legisla¬
his
instructions
to
Putnam that enemy has
tery, 11:342; to committee of con¬
ture
gress,
to
reports to council of safety fall of
11:
Forts Clinton and Montgomery, II:
on
resolutions
evacuation
of
342-343;
relating
Ticonderoga,
informed
of opposition
transmitted
of
11:343; sends news from north to
Germantown,
Duane,
11:344;
Andrew
Taylor, deputy quartermaster gen¬ eral,
to,
11:345;
Tappen to Gen.
introduces
Mr.
Heath, 11:346-
11:376-380;
380-383; Washington to, on fall
to Cadwallader Colden’s request,
James
to,
Highland
forts
and
action at
11:383-384; James
Wilkinson to, on action of Oct. 7 at Bemis Heights, Putnam of
to,
British,
on
11:384; Gen. objective
point
11:384-386;
Maj.
347; to Gen. Putnam on reinforce¬
Thomas Moffat to, on operations
ments,
near Philadelphia, 11:386; stands
ment
11:347-348; orders move¬ of
militia
to
Peekskili,
II:
348-349, 351 ; Dirck Ten Broeck to,
on
lottery
tickets,
II: 349; I
of arms ordered for,
11:387; re¬
ports to council of safety, plan for checking enemy,
11:387-389; re¬
orders reinforcements to Fort Mont-
ports to Washington fall of Forts
gomery, 11:350; his instructions to
Clinton and Montgomery, 11:389-
Gen. Taylor
Clinton, to,
11:352;
11:353;
Andrew
Westchester
395;
John
military
Sloss
situation,
Hobart
to,
on
II: 396-398;
State of New York
152
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. to council of safety, on expedients
thew Visscher to, on situation of
to arrest
Burgoyne,
enemy,
Washington,
11:402-403;
on
Montgomery,
losses
11:404;
at
to
Fort
resolution
by
11:430-431;
Gen.
that
Philemon
New to
Jersey
calling on reserves transmitted to,
about
II :404-405 ; Gen. William Heath,
receives
complaints
join
to, sending military news, 11 :406-
Orange
county
407;
B.
435;
examination
11:
Harris
sent
408;
D.
to
Peter
11:432-433; two
11:434-
of
Roswell
11:437-438;
in¬
Jr.,
to,
II:
formed that Kingston is preparing
Tappen
to,
II:
for
Wynkoop,
408- 409;
to,
are
against
officers,
A.
direction
militia
him,
Banker, on prisoners of war,
his
notified Dickinson
enemy,
409- 410; to Col. Swartwout, on
Gates
duty of Dutchess county militia, II:
goyne’s
410- 41 1 ; Col. Hugh Hughes to,
approves
advising Mrs. Clinton’s removal to
tenced
Connecticut,
11:411,
11:438-439;
informs
of
terms
surrender, court
Bur-
11:439-442;
martial
Daniel
Gen.
of
that
Taylor,
sen¬
spy,
to
417-418;
death, 11:444; announces to Gen.
refusal of militia to turn out, re¬
Gates approach of enemy to Kings¬
ported to,
ton,
11:412;
announces
to
11:444-445;
council of safety capture of Daniel
Clinton
Taylor,
11:412-414; Peter Tap-
Williams
pen to,
11:416-417; Capt.
proach
Ger-
to,
Gen.
James
11:457-459;
Winds with
reports
300
New
Gen. to
ap¬
Jersey
shom Mott to, on detention of Mr.
militia, 11:459-460; Gen. Putnam
II:
to, 11:460-461 ; to Gen. Putnam,
Van
Houten,
assemblyman,
II:
418; Gen. Putnam requests infor¬
on
mation
461 ; E. W. Kiers, deputy quar¬
from,
Philemon
11:418-419;
Dickinson
to,
on
Gen. rein¬
enemy’s
probable
termaster general
to,
action,
11:462; his
forcements for Putnam and Wash¬
reply, 11:463; Gen. James Clinton
ington, 11:420; Gen. James Clin¬
to,
ton
regarding
465; council of safety to, 11:466;
asks
orders
from,
11:463; to Gen. Putnam, II:
troops, 11:421 ; John Ruddock to,
to Pierre Van Cortlandt, on Cad-
on ammunition, 11:421 ; to council
wallader
of safety,
Col. Hugh Hughes to, on collect¬
on movements of Gen.
Colden,
11:468-469;
Vaughan and Sir James Wallace,
ing
11:423-426;
470; Col. Zephamah Platt to, II:
wallader Van from
issues pass to Cad-
Colden,
Cortlandt north,
11:426;
reports
Pierre
and
building
470; to Gen.
boats,
11:469-
Lincoln, on fall of
to,
news
Highland forts and destruction of
11:427-428;
Mat-
Kingston,
11:471-472;
Gen.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
153
Clinton, George — continued.
James Clinton to, 11:473-475; re¬
Lefferts,
quested
send necessities to New York for
to
meet
Coeymans,
Gen.
Gates
at
11:478; Col. William
11:503-504; proposes to
American
prisoners,
11:504-505;
Malcom to, on plan to recapture
resolutions of congress on recovery
Fort
of Hudson river posts transmitted
Montgomery,
11:478-479;
requested by Gen. Parsons to aid
to,
exchange of loyalist, 11:479-480;
Mary Rutgers to go to New York
transfers
city,
troops
from
Hurley
to
11:505-509;
grants
11:509-510;
his
pass
orders
to
to
New Windsor, 11:480, 483; un¬
Col. Bailey, 11:5 11 ; James Duane
able to meet Gen. Gates at Coey¬
to, on operations of enemy on Dela¬
mans,
that
ware river, 11:51 1-512; Col. Sam¬
against
uel B. Webb to, 11:512-514; Col.
11:481-483;
enemy
will
Washington, liam
Smith
thinks
concentrate 11:482, to,
490;
Wil¬
declaring position
Hugh Hughes to, 11:515-516; to Gen.
Gates,
on
of
Sir ex¬
Lincoln
change of prisoners,
II: 517-518;
James Clinton to, 11:488-489 ; to
turns
over to
Pierre Van Cortlandt, on discharg¬
authorities, 11:51 8-5 1 9; officers in
11:487-488;
Gen.
two
troops
and
Henry
to,
Clinton’s
conduct
and grievances, 11:484-487; Gen
prisoners
ing militia regiments, 11:490; Col.
Col.
Bailey to join, 11:491-492; grants
ment
pass to
servant,
520; Lt. Col. Ezra Badlam to, on
William
Smith’s
Henry B.
civil
Livingston’s regi¬
recommended
to,
11:519-
11:492; William Denning to, II:
destitution of troops, 11:520-521 ;
493; Gen. James Clinton to, II:
John
Jay
494; receives from Henry Laurens
John
Bard’s
Thanksgiving
denies
Day
proclamation,
to,
11:521-522;
request to,
request,
11:523;
Dr.
II: 522; details
11:495-497; asked by war office
Maj’. Peter Fell to convey supplies
to
to American prisoners in New York,
cooperate
in
working
of lead to
11:523-524; council of safety to,
council of safety, matter of smug¬
11:525-526; to council of safety,
mines,
11:497-499;
submits
gling flour to enemy, II :499-500';
11:526-528; Gen. Putnam recom¬
desires command in southern army,
mends exchange to, II :528; noti¬
11:499-500;
Trumbull,
fied that deputy commissary gen¬
on transportation of flour to enemy,
eral is without funds, 11:528-529;
11:501 ; William Adamson, British
Col. John Field reports state of reg¬
prisoner, appeals to, 11:502; John
iment to, 11:529-530; Robert R.
Patterson
John
Livingston to, on inter-state trade,
Morin Scott to, in behalf of Mr.
11:530-531 ; informed that loyalist
to,
to
Gov.
11:502-503;
State of New York
154
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
families will be transported to New
meeting
York,
convenes legislature, 11:558, 578-
11:531; Archibald Laidlie
to, 11:532; John Morin Scott to,
579;
advising against call of legislature,
Mercer,
II :532-535 ; to Peter T. Curtenius, on
clothing
for state
troops,
Robert
in
behalf
Johnston,
of
legislature,
informed
of
11:557;
fall
of
11:559-560;
Troup
II:
to,
congress
536; petitions to, from Haverstraw inhabitants
of
Fort Robert
11:561; resolutions
on
depreciation
of
of
cur¬
rency transmitted to, 11:561-563;
Capt.
Westchester
11:537-538;
James
committee
DeLancey,
to,
on
11:564-566;
Nathan Pearce to, on embargo on
Thomas Smith to, on Capt. John¬
flour,
ston,
11:538-539; James Duane
11:566; to Capt. Johnston,
to, on relations of France and Eng¬
regarding
land, 11:539-541 ; Dr. John Jones
11:567; Brinton Paine to, seeking
to,
to
on
illness
Hamilton, not to
to
of
Alexander
11:541-542; requested permit
go
Col.
to
William
New
545; his reply,
York,
be
complaint
exchanged,
against
him,
11:567-568;
Col. William Malcom to, 11:568-
Emott
569; to Gen.
11:543-
treatment
11:546; to Gen.
of
Putnam, on brutal American
prisoners,
11:569-574; makes stipulations for
Putnam on exchange of prisoners,
exchanges,
11:574-575;
11:547; to Mrs. William S. Liv¬
topher
ingston, on her husband’s captivity,
Jonathan
11:548-549; officers recommended
ment of salt,
Tappen
to,
Trumbull
Chris¬
11:577-578; to,
on
ship¬
11:579; Col. Hugh
to, for promotion, 11:549; Ebene-
Hughes to, on abuses under flags
zer Boyd to, on violation of em¬
of
bargo, 11:549-550; to Gen. James
11:580-581;
Clinton,
in
ture of William Adamson, 11:581-
11:550-551; sup¬
585; to Gen. Putnam, 11:586; his
ports Capt. Johnston, 11:552; his
judgment of Gen. Putnam, 11:586-
view of duties of rangers, 11:552;
589, 608; requests Gen. Gates to
requested to ascertain for war office
inspects
on
action
Patterson case,
of
strength of enemy in
council
New York
truce,
11:579-580; informed
defenses
588- 589;
of
his of
reply recap¬
Hudson,
recommends
II:
construc¬
city, 11:553; Henry Laurens trans¬
tion of fortress at West Point, II:
mits
589- 594;
John
Haring
to,
II:
595-596;
James
Duane
to,
II:
articles of confederation and
resolves
of
congress
to,
11:553-
555 ; informed of Alexander Ham- I
597-599; Capt. Johnston and Maj.
ilton’s
Goetschius to, 11:599-600; Henry
recovery,
11:556;
Udny
J
Hay to II :556-557; council to, on i
Laurens
to,
11:601-603;
Chris-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
155
Clinton, George — continued.
topher Duyckinck to, 11:605; Col.
667-669; Henry Laurens to, II:
Henry B.
670; his reply, 11:670-671 ; Col.
Livingston to,
11:605-
606; Gen. Samuel H. Parsons to,
Hugh Hughes to, 11:672; to com¬
11:606-607, 609; to Col. William
manders
Malcom,
ments,
11:607-608;
accounts
of
Tryon
county
regi¬
51:674; submits articles of
II:
due to 11:609-610; to Alexander
confederation
Hamilton,
sol¬
676- 677; Andrew Billings to, II:
diers, 11:610-612; John Addison
677- 678; preparing for defenses of
to,
Highlands,
on
plundering
11:613-614; to
by
Henry
Lau¬
to
legislature,
11:679-680,
rens, on meeting of legislature, II.
688; Jonathan
687,
Lawrence
to,
on
61 4-61 6; war office to, asking for
Ulster county lead mines, 11:681-
militia ordinances, 11:61 6-61 7; his
682; John McDonald, miner, to,
reply,
11:682-683;
11:617; Ebenezer Thomp
son to, on imprisoned loyalists, II.
Thomas
618;
Ulster
his
reasons
for
calling
on
militia prior to fall of Forts Clinton
686;
refuses
Delemer,
county Lt.
to
pardon
11:683-685;
committee
Col.
II:
to,
Benjamin
Birdsall
and Montgomery, II :628-633; re¬
to,
fuses to admit Vermont claim, II:
nam to, 11:690-692; Lt. Solomon
11:688-689; Gen. Israel Put¬
633; reward offered for his cap¬
Pendleton
ture,
Beatty
11:634; Nicholas Sause to,
11:637-63-8;
Henry Williams to,
to,
to,
Keen to,
11:692-693;
11:694;
11:695; W.
11:695-696;
639-640; to Gen. Gates, 11:641 ;
legislature,
11:698;
petition
Taylor
11:698-699;
Westchester
from county,
inhabitants
of
11:641-642,
to,
Mc-
Heath to,
on meeting place of legislature, II:
to,
John
Robert
submits
papers
to
Andrew Jacob
Cuyler to, 11:700; lays before leg¬
696-697; inhabitants of Wawar-
islature
Col.
Livingston’s
sing petition to, 11:643-644; inter¬
posal to lease iron furnace to state,
feres in behalf of Col. Brinckerhoff,
11:701 ; to Col. Van Schaick, on
11:651; to Col. Hughes, 11:651-
deficient
supply
of
pro¬
II:
clothing,
II:
701-702; appoints Philip Schuy¬
II:
ler
Indian commissioner,
563; Robert Livingston to, on dis¬
to
Gouverneur
pute with state,
11:654-658; Lt.
Jay’s election as president of con¬
John Ball resigns to, 11:665-666;
gress, 11:703, 707, 708; exempts
Matthew
from military duty, men employed
652; Col. 652-653;
Hugh Hughes to, to
Gen.
Cantine
Putnam,
to,
11:666-
667; to Francis Lightfoot Lee, on ■
on
sacrifices of New \ ork state,
Gen.
II: ,
West
Morris,
Point
Lincoln
to,
chain, on
11:702; on
John
11:709;
defenses
of
State of New York
156
Clinton, George -— continued.
Clinton, George — continued. Hudson,
11:710;
his
II:
reply,
Valley
Forge,
11:757-758;
ap¬
710-711; to Gen. Gates, on de¬
peals to. Gov. Cooke, of Rhode Is¬
fenses
land
of
Hudson,
11:711-712;
for
cannon,
11:759;
Capt.
Col. Udny Hay to, on supply of
Gershom Mott to, 11:760-761 ; in¬
iron, 11:714; replies to Col. Hay,
formed of seizure of flour, 11:761-
11:714-715; recommends to legis¬
762; to establish provision maga¬
lature relief of distressed families,
zines,
11:715-716; to Gen. Putnam, II:
Parsons
717;
11:764-765;
to
718; 720;
Gen.
to
Parsons,
commissaries,
requires
mental
11:717-
returns
commanders,
legislature, 11:721;
on
11:719-
from
11:720;
Vermont
furnished
regi¬ to
question,
with
list
11:762; to,
Gen.
Samuel H.
11:763-764; directs
replies,
Commissary
Henry, 11:765; committee of con¬ gress
to,
on
affairs of army,
II:
766-767; Gen. James Clinton to, 11:768; committee of Kingston to,
of
11:768-769; his response, 11:770;
American prisoners in Provost jail,
committee of Kingston to, 11:770-
New York city, 11:721-723; Gen.
774; to
Putnam to, on Hudson river de¬
expedition,
fense,
II:
11:724-727; his reply,
lature,
Col.
Hazen on delayed
11:775-776;
to legis¬
11:776; in charge of de¬
728-729; Dr. John Jones to, II:
fenses of Highlands of Hudson, II:
730-731 ; Capt. William Mott to,
776-777;
11:732-733; board
of
Charles Tryon
communications
war
Moore county
741-743,
of '
chester
county,
to,
11:740-741;
Wisner
to,
Broeck
reports
committee
746-748;
II:
to,
Gen.
Ten
11:745-746;
approves his conduct
Thomas
protection
11:735-739;
to legislature,
congress
on
Col.
to,
Broeck to, 11:744; replies, 11:744745;
Thomas,
to
of West¬
11:777;
11:778; to,
Henry
Gen.
Ten
11:778-780;
receives, news from Fort Schuyler, 11:781-782;
Thomas Palmer to,
11:782-783;
Col.
Henry
Ludin-
as
ton to, 11:784-785; Gen. Samuel
commander of forts in Highlands,
H. Parsons to, 11:785-786; Cor¬
11:749; John Taylor to,
nelius
11:750;
D.
Wynkoop
Henry Laurens to, 11:751 ; Henry
Gen. Samuel H.
B.
789-790;
Livingston
to,
11:752;
intro¬
Col.
duces Lafayette to Gen. Lincoln,
to,
11:790;
11:753; John Henry commissary,
on
Indian
to,
11:786;
Parsons to,
II:
G. Van Schaick
to
James
affairs,
Duane,
11:791-792;
to, 11:754-755; Gen. Samuel H.
Charlotte
Parsons to, 11:755-756; his reply,
to, 11:792-793; Col. Cornelius D.
11:756;
Wynkoop
Washington
to,
from
county
to,
11:794;
committee
his
reply,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
157
Clinton, George — continued.
11:794-795; James Fulton to, II:
credit, 11:836-837; on works for
795; to James Reed, commissary,
security
11:796; Andrew Taylor, quarter¬
839; his instructions for apprehen¬
master,
sion
his
appeals
reply,
Henry,
to
11:796-798;
11:798-799;
to
commissary,
of
Hudson,
of loyalists,
11:838-
11:839-840;
to
John
Gen. Gates, on deficiency of food
sup¬
supplies, 11:841-842; Col. Philip
plies for Col. Van Cortlandt, II:
on
Van Cortlandt to, on suffering at
/99; to James Reed, commissary,
Valley Forge, 11:843-845; replies
on supplies for Washington’s army,
to Col. Van Cortlandt, 11:845; in
11:799-800;
general
Henry
Laurens
to,
charge
of
Hudson
river
on obstructing passes of Hudson,
fortifications and obstructions,
11:801 ; James Reed to,
847-848;
802;
notifies
Philip
11:801-
Livingston
that New \ork ratifies articles of confederation,
11:807-808;
Albany
11:848-851; Parsons to,
II:
committee
to,
Samuel
H.
Gen.
11:859-860; Alexan¬
con¬
der Hamilton to, on weakness of
James Clinton in
congress, 11:860-864; replies, II:
regard to inoculation, 11:808-809;
865-866; his opinion of northern
John M.
expedition, 11:865-866; to Wash¬
sulted by Gen.
Beeckman to,
on Isaac
Man, 11:809-810; to Gov. Trum¬ bull,
on
transporting
provisions,
ington,
11:866-867;
Laurens,
on
military
Henry
situation
11:868-871;
in
11:810-81 1 ; on defenses of Hud¬
New
son,
early inquiry into loss of Highland
11:811; Samuel Brunson to,
York,
to
11:817; to Gen. Samuel H. Par¬
forts,
sons,
ernors of Connecticut and Massa¬
11:818;
Col.
Hugh
11:869-871;
asks
Hughes to, 11:818; Gen. Parsons
chusetts
to,
872-873;
11:819;
Drake
to,
Lt.
Col.
Gilbert
11:819-820;
Maj.
Ebenezer Stevens to, on cannon at Ticonderoga, from
Cherry
11:820; Valley
to,
petition 11:821-
for
calls on
gov¬
reinforcements,
II:
to Henry Wisner,
II:
875; Morgan Lewis to, 11:875876;
to
Albany
committee,
II:
876-879; to Lafayette, on north¬ ern
expedition,
and
defense
of
823; to committee of congress, on
Hudson, 111:3-5; to Washington,
supplies
on
for
Washington’s
army,
supplies,
111:5-6;
11:823-824; William Hilton peti¬
Ebenezer Stevens,
tions
mittee
to,
William
11:824-826; Heath
to,
Gen.
11:831-832;
of
to
111:6-7;
Northeast
Maj. com¬
precinct
to,
111:7; Cornelius D. Wynkoop to,
Col. William Malcom to, 11:833- ]
111:10;
834;
Abraham Ten Broeck to, 111:1 1-
on
failure
of
supplies
and ;
replies,
111:11;
Gen.
State of New York
I5S
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. 13; his reply, 111:13-14; to John
Samuel H. Parsons to, 111:49-50;
Henry, commissary, 111:14; Gen.
replies,
111:50-51;
Samuel
H.
Hughes
to,
notifies
delegates
Parsons in
to,
111:15;
congress
of
fayette,
of-confederation, 111:16; to legis¬
than
19; Col.
111:18-
Hugh Hughes to,
III:
Hugh
impressing teams,
111:51-52; replies', 111:53; to La¬
New York’s ratification of articles
lature, calling for militia,
on
Col.
111:53-55; Brown
Ensign Jona¬
to,
111:60-61;
Thomas
Palmer
to,
111:61-62;
Jonathan
Brooks
to,
111:62-63;
21 ; to Samuel Gray, commissary,
Col. Francis Barber to, 111:66-67;
111:22; to Gen. Samuel H. Par¬
Gen.
sons,
Liv¬
111:68; Lt. Col. Abraham Brinck-
ingston, on attendance at congress,
erhoff to, 111:71 ; to legislature, on
111:22-23 ; to
Philip
111:23-24; Jelles Fonda to,
III:
24-25; Gen. Samuel H. Parsons to,
111:25-26; his reply,
111:26-
Abraham
Ten
Broeck
to,
disaffected persons and movements of
enemy,
Hawkes
111:72-73;
Hay
to,
Col.
A.
111:74;
Col.
27; to Gen. Parsons, on letter of
William Malcom to, 111:75; Jona¬
Col.
than
Hugh
Hughes,
111:28-29;
Dennis
to,
111:76;
replies,
Capt. Thomas Machin to, on his
111:76-77; Henry Laurens to, on
farm,
defenses
111:29; Alexander
Hamil¬
ton to, on errors of congress, HI:
York’s
30-33; John Nicholl to,
in
111:34-
of
Hudson
inadequate
congress,
tady committee to,
111:35-37;
111:78; Gen.
de¬
Thomas Michael
tition of Haverstraw and Orange-
United States, to, 111:80; Albany
town
committee
111:38-39;
Williams to,
Col.
111:39-41;
Morgan Lewis,
on
representation
fenses of Hudson, 111:37-38; pe¬
to,
Lafayette,
New
111:77-78; Schenec¬
35 ; Samuel Gray, commissary, to, to
and
to
John Col.
111:41; members
of Mohawk committee to, 111:4243; Col. John Field to,
plies, on
Conway
to,
Hillegas,
to,
treasurer
111:81-82 ;
111:82-83;
security
hospital
IIT.78-79;
of
to
and
war,
111:83-84;
Gen. Philip Schuyler to, on danger
vens
to,
from Indians, 111:44-45; commis¬
Kosciuszko
British
prisoners
of
Ebenezer
Ste¬
111:84-85; to
re¬
Lafayette,
Hudson,
111:44;
to
Gen.
introduces Samuel
H.
sioners of sequestration for Dutch¬
Parsons, 111:85-86; Albany com¬
ess county to, 111:45-46; submits
mittee to,
111:86; Elizabeth Gal¬
military matters to legislature, III:
atia
47; asked to transmit to congress
Schuyler of appointment as
acts of legislature, 111:47-48; Gen.
gate to congress, 111:87-88; Capt.
to,
111:87;
apprises
Gen. dele¬
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. Robert
Johnston
to,
159
Clinton, George — continued.
111:88-89;
Gen. Thomas Conway to, 111:89;
III:
Col. William S. Livingston, to
90-91; war office to, 111:91-93;
III:
Gov. William Livingston to.
111:139-140;
Col.
A.
Gen.
142;
Thomas
to Henry Laurens, on Ver¬
111:144-146;
mont question, Alexander
McDougall
146-147;
his
reply,
109-112; Gen. Thomas Conway
suggesting
attack
on
to, 111:113-115; Andrew Taylor,
city,
quartermaster,
gier
111:96-97;
Gen.
Henry
to,
Abraham T en-
III:
Broeck to, 111:97-98; replies,
98-99; to Gen. Thomas Conway, 111:99-101; Abraham Livingston to,
111:102-103;
committee Thomas
to,
Westchester
111:106;
Conway
to,
Gen.
111:107-
III:
108; Albany committee to,
Cornelius
to,
D.
117;
George
from
Fort
Henry Gen.
Denniston
Schuyler,
Wisner Thomas
111:123-125; to,
I.
military
Conway
stores,
to,
people of Westchester county to,
111:122;
Matthew
III:
to.
to,
replies,
Dougall to, ply,
Gen.
Mc¬
111:131-132; his re¬
111:132-133;
to
Gen.
Thomas Conway, on protection of frontier, Moffat sackie to
111:133-135; to,
Gen.
Thomas
111:135-136;
exempts
to,
Alexander
denbergh to,
on
Gen.
Schuyler,
service rendered
Andrew McFarland, on grievance
III; 128-130;
111:130-131;
Col. Johannis Har-
to
on
on
preparations for enemy, and inocu¬ lation for smallpox.
111:157-159; 111:160; Lt.
Gen
Lasher,
111:127;
to,
111:160-162; his re¬ ply, 111:162-163; Jacob Cuyler to, on food supplies, 111:164; to
Visscher
McDougall
York
III:
111:118;
to,
111:126; to Col.
Alexander
to.
New
111:154-155; Thomas Cre111:155-156; John Liv¬ ingston to, 111:156; petition of
111:115-117;
Wynkoop
Gen.
to, III: 111:147; Cornwall committee to, 111:148; to Francis Lewis, 111:148-149; Gen. Thomas Conway to. III: 149-150; to Gen. Gates, on de¬ fenses of Hudson, 111:151; Thomas Moffat to, 111:151-152; Gloriana Stevenson to, 111:152153; Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to,
93-94; Lt. Col. Benjamin Tusten John
III:
Conway to,
to,
111:95-96;
Hawkes
Hay to, 111:141 ; replies, 111:141 ;
Cox-
111:137-139; McDougall,
by regiment,
of Schenectady, tinental Gen.
111:165; on con¬ 111:165-166;
battalions,
Alexander
111:1 66;
McDougall
to,
111:168; Gen. 111:169-170; to Rev. John Mason, 111:173-174; to Gen. John Morin Scott, III: 174; Albany committee to, III: 175, 176; petition to, for pardon of John Moffat, 111:176-177; his reply,
McDougall
to,
State of New York
i6o
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. Gen. Philip Schuyler to, 111:177-
York loyalists confined in Connecti¬
178; Andrew Taylor to, 111:180;
cut, 111:223; Gen. Thomas Con¬
proceedings of court of oyer and
way to, 111:226; Gen. Alexander McDougall to,
111:227; to Gen.
183; informed of alarm at Albany.
Abraham
Broeck,
111:183-185; summons council to
228; Dirck Ten Broeck to, III:
terminer
meet
submitted
at
111:180-
to,
111:185-
Poughkeepsie,
186; to Gen. Alexander McDou111:186-187;
gall,
to
Gen.
228;
to
Ten
Gen.
Thomas Conway,
111:228-229; Broeck,
111:227-
to
Dirck
111:229-230;
Ten
to
Gen.
Conway,
111:187-189;
Thomas Conway, on alliance with
Barclay,
111:189-190;
France, 111:230-231 ; Gen. Alex¬
Col. Morris Graham to, 111:190-
ander McDougall to, 111:232; his
191 ; Col. Plugh Hughes to, III:
reply,
191-192; inhabitants of Peenpack
Dougall
to, 111:193-194; Gen. Alexander
Lewis to, 111:234; to Col. Peter
McDougall to, 111:1 94-1 95 ; Gen.
Gansevoort,
Thomas to
John
James
Clinton
Moses
Younglove
111:195-196;
to,
on
Mc¬
Morgan
reorganization
of
army, 111:235; to Gen. McDou¬ Mor¬
ment to Gen. Herkimer, 111:196-
ris
Graham,
Maj.
197; Henry Laurens to, on pre¬
Stephen
in
198-199;
parliament,
Thomas
111:202-203; Jr.
to,
on
203-204;
Walter Gen.
Jacob
111:237;
111:238-239;
to Lt.
to,
Col. Pierre Regnier to, on clothing for regiment, 111:239; petition to,
Butler,
for
pardon
of
Myndert
Harris,
111:240-243; to managers of lot¬ tery, 111:245; to Gov. Trumbull,
on condition of Al¬
on chain at West Point, 111:246-
111:205-206; Col. Jotham
247; Col. Henry Ludinton to, III:
to,
Alexander
III: to
reporting
White Creek,
danger
to
111:206-207; peti¬
247- 248; to Lt. Col. Willett, III: 248- 249; to Col.
tion from Saratoga and Cambridge
ton,
111:209-212; Robert
tine,
districts to,
Van Rensselaer to, 111:212-213; Col.
Cuyler,
111:236; to,
Yates,
111:204-205;
to,
Washington,
Loring
Palmer
Abraham
III:
Lush
Mc¬
Dougall
bany,
monu¬
Gen.
111:233;
111:235-236; to Col.
bill
on
to,
gall,
tended
to,
111:232-233;
John Williams to,
111:213-
Henry Ludin¬
111:249; to Col. John Can-
Klock
111:250-251; to,
Glen to,
Col.
Jacob
111:251-252;
Henry
111:252-253; his reply,
216; Ebenezer Clark to, 111:216-
111:253; Robert R. Livingston to,
218; Henry Laurens to, 111:21 8-
111:254;
219; Ez. Williams to, on New
Dougall to, 111:255; Robert Van
Gen.
Alexander
Mc¬
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. Rensselaer
to,
161
Clinton, George — continued.
111:255-256;
to
Conway
to,
111:290;
to
Gen.
Col. John Williams, 111:256-258;
James
Gen.
III:
Gen. Alexander McDougall,
III:
292-294;
Thomas
Conway
to,
258- 259; Ebenezer Clark to,
259- 260; John Cunningham’s peti¬
Clinton,
111:291-292;
Gen.
111:294;
III:
McDougall
Capt.
John
to
to,
Barns
to,
tions to, 111:260-261 ; Capt. Van
111:295; receives returns of Col.
Keuren’s
Johannis
company
petitions
to,
111:261-262; Col. John Williams
Snyder’s
III: III:
regiment,
299-300; to Henry Laurens,
to, on trouble in New Hampshire
301-302 ; receives address of con¬
Grants, and movements in Canada,
gress to people and proclamation
111:262-264;
of
Albany
petition
county
of
twelfth
to
Judge
111:268; to Col.
111:303-304;
to
III: III:
Gouverneur Morris, 111:308-310;
Wynkoop,
half pay to soldiers, 111:310-31 1 ;
regiment
to,
265-267; his general orders. 267-268;
congress,
Hay,
111:269;
receives resolution of
Col.
William
S.
congress
Livingston
111:311-312;
of flag privilege, 111:270; Catha¬
Scott
rine Turnbull to, 111:271 ; his re¬
resolution of congress on infractions
ply,
of Saratoga convention,
111:271-272;
Scott to,
111:272;
John
Morin
Cornelius D.
315;
John
to,
to Gen. Gates, on Tryon’s abuse
to,
Gen.
on
111:312-313;
to
Col.
Peter
Morin receives
111:314-
Gansevoort,
Wynkoop to, 111:273; Gen. Alex¬
111:315-316; Thomas Palmer to,
ander McDougall to, on works at
on
King’s Ferry, 111:273-274; Rich¬
Leonard
ard
111:275-277;
320; Ebenezer Clark to, on Col.
111:277-278;
John Williams,
Thomas
to,
Henry Laurens to, to
Washington,
continental 280;
to,
Taylor,
quarter¬ Maj.
liam Rogers, 111:326-328; Capt.
Alexander
Peter
Gansevoort
111:320; case of
John Barns to, on Col. John Wil¬
replies,
Col.
Capt.
111:319-
325 ; petition to, in behalf of Wil¬
liams,
III
to,
111 :278-
Albert Pawling to, 111:284-285; 111:285-286;
Nicoll
James Hart submitted to, 111:321-
111:282-284;
Gloriana Stevenson,
111:317-318;
D.
for
drafting
regiments,
Andrew
master
on
drafts,
to
Mrs.
:286-287 ; to.
III:
111:329-330; Webster
John Williams,
Lt. to,
Col.
on
Col.
111:330-332; pe¬
tition of Benjamin Rogers to,
III;
to,
334-335; Mayor John Barclay to,
111:288; money from South Caro¬
111:335-336; Gen. Abraham Ten
287;
lina
Col.
for
Philip
Kingston
Cortlandt
sufferers
for¬
warded to, 111:289; Gen. Thomas
Broeck tickets
to,
111:336-337;
transmitted
to,
lottery
111:338-
State of New York
162
Clinton George — continued.
Clinton George — continued. 34 1 ; Capt. Thomas Barnes to, on
Broeck to,
capture of Oliver DeLancey, Jr.,
Barclay and Gen. Ten Broeck to,
111:341-342; petition to, of pris¬
asking for continental troops,
oners
380-381 ; petition to, in behalf of
Lt.
at
Albany,
Jacob Cole
Lt.
Col.
111:342-344;
reported
Benjamin
to,
by
Tusten,
III:
344-345 ; defines privileges of ex¬
111:380; Mayor John
David Dick,
III:
111:381-382; Gen.
Philip Schuyler to,
111:384-387;
to mayor and corporation of Al¬
empts, 111:345-346; to Gen. John
bany, 111:387-389; to Col. John
Morin Scott,
Cantine, 111:389-390; Gen. Gates
Henry,
111:349-350; John
commissary,
reports
to,
to, 111:391 ; Matthew Cantine to, 111:391-392;
on
De
shire
Grants
dispute,
111:
398;
to
353; petition to, in behalf of James
399;
Col.
Graham
to,
Essmond,
111:400-401; to Gen. Gates,
III: III:
111:350-351; ingston
to,
Lancey,
Gates, Jr.,
Henry Philip
111:352;
Jr.,
Oliver
surrendered to.
111:354-355;
on
Liv¬
Oliver
111:355;
to
De
to Gen.
Gen.
Lancey, Schuyler,
Gen.
402; Col.
New
Gates,
Morris
Jacob
Hamp¬ 111:396111:398-
Klock to,
402-404; his reply,
111:405; to
conven¬
delegates in congress, on Vermont
tion, 111:358-359; to Gen. Gates,
question, 111:41 6-4 I 8; James Du¬
in favor of several
ane to,
on
violation
of Saratoga
Quakers,
111: ,
III:
on frontier ravages,
359; to Lt. Col. Alexander Web¬
41 8-41 9; Gouverneur Morris to,
ster, 111:360; to Ebenezer Clark,
on
111:361-362; to Lt. Col. Alexan¬
Gen.
der Webster, 111:362-363; receives
111:42 1 -423 ; Mayor John Barclay
information
to,
concerning
Vermont
Vermonters, Abraham
111:419-420; Ten
111:424-425;
Broeck to,
Maj.
John
dispute, 111:363-367; Col. Udny
Decker to, 111:425-426; to Gen.
Hay
Ten
Broeck,
111:369-370; his reply, 111:370-
Gen.
Gates,
371;
frontier,
to,
on
impressing
Gouverneur
wagons,
Morris
regimental appointments,
to,
on
111:371-
Gen.
lating
372-374; 374-375; 111:375;
on
of
condition
111:429-432;
to
Broeck,
111:432-433;
Lt.
Col.
Henry Laurens to,
111:433-434;
Hardenbergh
to,
111:
Col.
Gates,
III:
to to Maj.
Gen.
Henry John
Laurens, Decker
to,
111:375-376; Gen. Abraham Ten
Ten
to,
John
111:372;
prices,
Johannis
to
111:428-429; Col.
Williams
372; Jeremiah Powell to, on regu¬
111:427-428;
Roswell
441; his reply,
Hopkins
to,
III:
111:442; to Col.
William Malcom, 111:442-443; to Gen. Gates, 111:444-445; advises expedition to attack Lkiadilla,
III:
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
447-448;
Clinton, George — continued.
mfomed of Indian activ¬
111:449-450;
ity at Fort Schuyler,
163
his commission to Lt. Col.
Elihu
111:451-452; Col. Peter to, 111:452-454; John Adam to, 111:455; Capt. Thyll Rockefeller to, 111:456; Cornelius D. Wynkoop to. III: 457; receives appeal in behalf of western border, 111:459-460;
to,
on
494;
exportation
III:
flour,
Gen. Abraham Ten Broeck
111:495;
to,
of
desired
by
Gen.
Marvin,
Gates to take command at West
R.
Point,
Livingston
learns of death of Philip Livingston,
111:460;
Jacob
Cuyler,
commis¬
Paltz Hay
erneur Morris, on financial relations United States, III: 500-50! ; Col. William Malcom to, 111:501 ; George Herkimer to, 111:502-503; Gen. Ten Broeck to, on expedition to Unadilla, III: 504, 513-514; learns of battle of Monmouth, 111:508-509, 518519; Col. Johannis Snyder to, III: 509; informed of critical situation of state and
111:461-462; Col. Udny Hay to, 111:462-463; to Col. Jeremiah Wadsworth, 111:464465 ; his efforts to protect western frontier, 111:467-468; Henry Lau¬ rens to, 111:471-472; Gen. Abra¬
in
ham Ten Broeck to, on expedition
512;
sary, to,
111:473-474;
against Unadilla, formed field,
of
destruction
Andreastown
lake settlements, dresses
in¬
of Spring-
and
Otsego
111:475-476; ad¬ 111:478-482,
legislature,
483; Gen. Samuel 111:483-484; Col.
H. Parsons to, Udny Hay to,
on impressing wagons,
III :485
reply,
111:486;
487;
to Samuel Miller,
; his
III: 111:488;
Col. Hay to.
Henry Laurens to, on Burgoyne’s action
490;
before surrender,
III :489-
petition to, from Claverack,
Kinderhook
and
111:490-491;
111:491; commissary, to, III:
James Reed,
492; petition 111:492-493;
Kings
district,
replies,
from
W allkill
to,
Eliphalet Lockwood
111:496; exempts of New to, 111:497; Col. Udny to, 111:497-498; to Gouv-
Cumberland to
county,
Gen.
Ten
111:510-
Broeck,
on
Unadilla expedition, 111:517-518; Gen.
Alexander
111:522; cess
at
McDougall
to,
informed of enemy’s suc¬
Wyoming,
111:522-523;
his measures for frontier protection,
111:523-525; on Vermont dispute, 111:528-529, 530-535; to Gen. Gates, on needs of Port Schuyler,
111:535-536; to,
on
536- 537; 537- 538; Cantine
Gen.
Unadilla
Broeck
John Ruddock to.
III: III:
his orders to Col. John
for
538- 539;
Ten
expedition.
frontier service,
III:
learns from Minisink, of
on frontier, 111:539545; Gen. John Morin Scott to, 111:546-547; Henry Laurens to, on French alliance, 111:547-548; movements
State of New York
164
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. petition
to,
from
Ulster
frontier,
Tayler, 111:587-588; Jacob Scher-
111:548-549; men banished from
merhorn
Vermont petition to, III :5 5 2 ; ap¬
empts,
pealed
to, on transportation of flour, III:
to,
in
behalf of
Vermont men, Powell
to,
banished
111:553; Jeremiah
111:553-554;
Gen.
to,
on
590-591; Col. ston
Schenectady
111:590;
to,
Gov.
ex¬
Trumbull
Peter R.
111:591-592,
Living¬
593-594;
Ten Broeck to, 111:558; asked to
Albany commissioners to, 111:592-
furnish pilots for French fleet, III:
593; Lt. Col. William Butler to,
560-561 ; Gen. Ten Broeck to, on
on Gen. Stark, 111:595-596; Col.
behavior of militia,
John
111:562-564;
to Washington, on conduct of Gen. Stark, 111:564; Gen. Schuyler to,
III:
on danger of Tryon county,
Cantine
Fayler’s Gen.
bill
Ten
to,
111:597; John
to,
111:598-599;
Broeck
to,
111:599-
600; John E. Van Alen to, III:
565; his reply, 111:565-566; ac¬
600- 601 ;
tion in congress on his letter and
conspiracies at Poughkeepsie, III:
III :569-570;
proclamation.
to
Washington, on frontier protection,
to
commissioners
for
601- 602; their reply to, 111:602603; to Lt. Col. William Butler,
111:570-571; Washington to, on
111:605-606; continental war office
Vermont dispute, 111:571-572; to
to,
Albany commissioners, 111:572; to
missary
Gen. Ten Broeck, on protection of
proceedings of supreme court sub¬
frontier,
mitted to,
111:573-574;
Tayler,
to
John
on violations of Saratoga
convention, Duane
111:575-576;
to,
on
Indian
581 ;
appeal
to,
war
111:579;
Livingston, from
of
flour
embargo,
and
Smith,
111:616-
to
617;
David Currie to,
111:618-
619;
Col.
Ness
German
Jr.,
banished
Ver¬
111:583; John Tayler
Peter
111:619-620;
ane,
mont men,
on
111:580-
missioners
on
Powell,
Service
Flats, 111:581-583; Albany com¬ to,
111:608-610; to Jere¬
111:612-614; John McKesson to,
flour,
on
111:607-608;
111:615; John Tayler to, on death
board
R.
hides,
com¬
James
Massachusetts
to,
miah
of
appoints
affairs,
111:576-579;
Robert
111:606-607;
to, on
frontiers,
Van Robert
111:620; Gen.
to
Gates’
to,
Boyd,
James
Du¬
neglect
of
111:620-621; to Timo¬
to, on infraction of Saratoga con¬
thy
vention, 111:584-585; Gen Philip
exchange of loyalists for captured
Schuyler
An¬
Americans, 111:627; report of Lt.
of
Col. William Butler to, on success¬
111:586-587; to John
ful scout, 111:630-632; Col. John
drew
to,
111:585-586;
Bostwick,
forage, to,
commissary
Pickering,
111:621-622;
on
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. Cantine to,
165
Clinton, George — continued.
111:634-636; his re¬
111:680-681; his reply,
111:681-
ply, 111:636-638; to John Gibson,
682;
auditor general, 111:638; Charlotte
on paroled prisoners, 111:683-684;
county commissioners to, 111:639-
approves
raising
640; Albany commissioners to, on
capture
robbers,
exchange of loyalist, 111:640-641 ;
Col. Peter Van Ness to, 111:687;
Cornelius S. Muller to, on exempts
Ebenezer Russell to, on test act,
of
111:688-689;
Claverack,
111:641;
Bedlow to, on lost barge. 644;
acknowledges
William
III
:643-
advance
of
$ 1 00,000 from congress, for New
Nicholas
Couwenhoven
of
to,
company
to
111:684-686;
Gen.
Ten
Broeck
to, on commissions and backward¬ ness of militia, Ill :689-691 ; Peter T.
Curtenius
makes
York, 111:648; on Vermont busi¬
111:691-692;
to, 111:695; Col. John Cantine to,
vices of Capt.
111:696-698;
111:651-
652; Col. John Hathorn to, 653-654;
Col.
William
111:
Malcom
John
to,
ness, 111:649-650; certifies to ser¬ Machin,
Col.
return
Col.
Harper
Peter
Van
Ness to,
111:699-700; his reply,
111:700;
Gen.
Ten
Broeck
to,
Ver¬
111:701-703; to Washington, on
mont, 111:656; his reply, 111:656-
reinforcements for garrison in High¬
658; Ebert Benson to, on Rhode
lands and for army, 111:703-704;
to,
on
men
banished
from
III -.658-659;
to Joseph Reed and John Banister,
his reply, 111:660; William Duer
on appointments in continental line,
to, 111:660-661 ; on duties of as¬
111:704-705;
Peter
sessors, 111:662; Margaret Childe
111:705-706;'
to
to,
Broeck, 111:707-708; Col. W. B.
Island
on
campaign.
runaway
slave,
111 :662-
664; Col. John Cantine to. 664-666;
replies,
III:
111:666-667;
Col. William Malcom to, 111:667668;
Egbert
Benson
commissioners
to,
and
other
111:668-669;
Whiting
to,
on
R.
Fell
Gen.
to, Ten
enforcing
militia
law, 111:708-710; Lt. Col. Wil¬ liam
Butler
to,
111:710-711;
Gouverneur Morris to, on accounts of military stores,
111:713; com¬
Albany commissioners to, 111:669-
missioners of sequestration
670; board of war to, on army
difference
supplies, 111:670-672; his order to
Butler,
Maj. Hatfield, 111:672; delegates
Whiting,
in
111:676-677; his
nental board of war, 11 1:716-717;
order to John Henry, commissary
to Henry Laurens, on infraction of
of
John
Saratoga convention, 111:717; Lt.
Cantine to, on extortion in prices,
Col. Benjamin Tusten to, on court
congress
clothing,
to,
111:679;
Col.
with
Lt.
Col.
111:714; to Col. 111:715-716;
to, on William W.
to
B.
conti¬
State of New York
166
Clinton, George — continued.
111:717-718;
martial,
| Clinton, George — continued.
Gouverneur
19; informed that Gen. Stark en¬
Morris to, on depreciation of cur¬
courages troops in plundering, IV:
111:724-725;
rency,
Col.
Udny
Hay to, on recent field operations,
111:726-728;
Col.
to,
of
on
death
Du-
orders justices
to assist quartermasters,
731 ; 733;
Cantine
Harmanus
II1:728-730 ;
mond,
John
to Rev. Mr. Gros, Thomas Russell to,
111:730111:732111:734;
Gen. Ten Broeck to, on militia of¬
111:735-736; his opinion offenses, 111:737; Col. Pawling to, 111:738; his re¬ 111:738-739; to Lt. Col.
fenses, of
those
Levi ply,
William Butler, on death of Har¬ manus Dumond,
111:739-740;
re¬
20-21;
to
Capt.
Mayor John 29; Gen. to,
IV:26;
Barclay to,
IV:27-
Abraham Ten Broeck
IV:31 ;
wout to,
Copp,
Col.
Jacobus Swart-
IV:32-33; will retaliate
for cruelty to American prisoners, IV:38-39; Solomon Pendleton to, IV:40; Col. William Malcom to, IV :41 -42 ; James
his
reply,
Duane
to,
IV:42-43;
in
behalf
of
Robert C. Livingston, IV:44-45; his reply, IV:46-47; learns of de¬ struction of German Flats, IV:4750; petition of Marbletown to, IV: 51-53;
his
reply,
IVY 3;
Gen.
ceives statement of sums advanced to
Ten Broeck to, IV:53-54; his re¬
111:740-
ply, censuring Gen. Stark, IV:54-
states by United States,
741
;
to
Col.
John
Cantine,
on
frontier ravages and plundering by
111:741-742;
militia,
protests
against inaction of congress in Ver¬ mont
111:743-744;
matter,
Lt.
55;
reproves Albany commission¬
ers, IV:58; reports to Washington destruction of German Flats,
IV:
59- 60; to Mayor John Barclay, on stationing
troops
in Albany,
IV:
Col. Pierre Regnier to, on appoint¬
60- 61 ; Col. Abraham J. Van Al-
ments in
styne to, on delinquents in his com¬
ment,
fourth
IV:3-4;
Washington, request,
New York regi¬
his reply,
on
IV:6-7;
William
IV :4;
to
Smith’s
to Maj. Benjamin
1 allmadge, IV: 1 1 ; to commission ers of sequestration, IV: 1 1-12; to Lt.
Col.
William Butler,
IV: 1 2-
I 3; to Will :am Duer, delegate to congress,
IV :14-15;
to
Ezekiel
mand, Van
IV:63; his orders to Col. Alstyne,
IV :65-66; James Duane to, 66-69;
John
71 ;
Peter T.
to,
IV: I 6-
Tayler
to,
IV:
IV: 70;
Curtenius
to,
IV:
71-72; Albany commissioners to, I \r:73-75 ;
on affairs of frontier,
John
his order to Col. John Fasher, III:
IV: 1 5 ; to,
Col.
Cantine to, IV:64-65; his answer,
Williams, commissary of prisoners, Col. John Cantine reports
IV:64;
Robert R.
Livingston
IV : 7 5 - 7 6; his reply,
IV:76-
77; to Washington, on danger of
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
Mohawk river settlements and Gen.
brigade,
Stark’s
liam
indifference,
IV:78-79;
Gen. Abraham Ten Broeck to, IV: 79-81 ; to,
Peter
Colt,
IV:83-84;
Klock,
to
to
to,
IV: 1 34-135;
Royal Flint to, on scarcity of flour, IV: 1 35-1 36; Maj. Thomas Posey
Col.
to, IV: 1 39-140; exonerates Maj.
Jacob
Peter
Posey,
IV: 1 40-141;
informed
Bellinger,
that congress continues embargo on
IV :8 7-89; Royal Flint, commis¬
provisions, IV : 1 41 ; petition to, in
sary,
behalf
to,
Col.
IV:1 33-1 34; Col. Wil¬
Malcom
commissary,
on neglected orders, IV:
85-86;
167
IV:89-90; his answer,
I V:91 -92 ; congress approves his
of
Edward
Covenhoven,
IV: 1 45 ; informed of murder of
conduct at fall of Highland forts,
Maj.
IV:99: informed of enemy’s
Gen. Putnam, IV: 1 49-150; Wil¬
ad¬
Strong,
liam
101;
to,
Samuel Broome to, IV:1 51-1 52;
William
to Col. Jacob Klock, on remissness
Col.
William Lt.
Malcom Col.
Butler to, IV : 1 03-1 05 ; Col. John
153-155;
Brant’s movements, IV : 1 1 3-114;
IV: 1 55-1 58;
Varick to,
IV: 150-151;
of officers in Tryon county,
Cantine to, giving intelligence of his reply,
to,
to
vance on west side of Hudson, IV: IV: 1 02-1 03 ;
Palfrey
IV :145-149;
addresses Col.
IV:
legislature, A. Hawkes
IV: 1 1 4-115; Richard
Hay appeals to, in behalf of south¬
IV: 1 1 6-117; inhabi¬
ern Crange county, IV: 1 58-159;
tants of German
Flats appeal to,
takes steps to protect it, IV: 1 59-
I \r: 1 17-1 18; Peter T. Curtenius
161; his permission sought for ex¬
to,
Ten
portation of flour to Massachusetts,
Maj. Moses
IV :1 62-1 63; suggests to Wash¬
IV: 1 19-120;
Gen.
Broeck to, IV: 1 2 T ;
IV : 1 2 1 -
ington destruction of Oquaga, IV:
122; reproves Maj. Phillips, IV:
163-164; Capt. Jeremiah Snyder
122-123; Col. Samuel Drake to,
to,
IV : 1 23-1 24 ; to Col. Drake, IV:
New York city proposals for ex¬
125; Solomon Pendleton, Ameri¬
change, IV : 1 65 ; Lt. Col. Johannis
Phillips
can
complains
prisoner,
to,
to,
IV: 1 26;
IV :1 64-1 65;
receives
from
Col.
Hardenbergh to, IV:166; presents
I\ : 128-129; al¬
memorials to legislature, IV: 1 66-
lows removal of flour to Boston,
167; to Washington, on expedition
Udny Hay to,
IV : 1 29-1 30; speech of Oneidas
against Oquaga, IV: 1 67-1 69; in¬
and Tuscaroras forwarded to, IV:
habitants of Orange county petition
1 30-1 32 ; informed cf services from
to, IV: 1 69-172; senate replies to
friendly Indians, IV: 1 32-1 33; pe¬
his speech,
tition to, from officers of Glover’s
sponse, IV: 1 75 ; address of assem-
IV: I 73-175; his re¬
168
State of New York
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
IV:1
bly
to,
IV: 1
78; addresses legislature,
178,
179;
grain
in
76-1 77;
Gen.
Greene
IV:I
state,
his
reply,
IV:
to,
on
79-181;
to
lumber,
IV :2 1 8-21 9;
IV :21 9; to,
on
Albany
certain
his
reply,
commissioners
loyalists,
221; Jane Blauvelt
IV :219-
to,
Gen. Morris on protection of Tar-
Margaret
rytown, IV: I 81 ; calls out greater
222;
proportion of militia, IV: 1 81 -1 82 ;
from
his instructions
Pawling,
Lt.
Col.
regarding Samuel Hake, IV: 1 83-
to,
expedition
184;
of
IV:222-231 ; replies, IV:232;lays
87-1 89;
Samuel Hake’s case before senate,
receives
oyer and Col.
to
Maj.
report of court
terminer,
William
IV:1
Malcom
Blauvelt
IV :221 ;
receives Gov.
to,
request
IV :221 for
Trumbull,
William
IV:232-233;
IV:222;
Butler
against
Royal
flour
reports Indians,
Flint,
com¬
to,
on
difference with Gen. Putnam,
IV:
missary, to, IV:234; Robert Yates
193-194; Maj. Brinton Paine to,
to, on trial of Stephen Ducalon, IV: 237-239; on treatment of military
Malcom, on misuse of flags, IV: 1 95-
prisoners, IV:242-243; Gen. Alex¬
196; to Gen. Samuel H. Parsons,
ander McDougall to, IV :244-249;
on robberies on Long Island, IV:
Robert R.
1 99; Col. Malcom submits to, cor¬
courtesies, IV:249-250; his reply,
respondence
IV :250-25 1 ; Joshua Green to, on
in
misunderstanding
Livingston to,
on flag
with Gen. Putnam, IV:200-205
purchase
exchanged soldiers captured at Fort
reports to Washington removal of
Montgomery
loyalists to
206;
appeal
relaxes
prisoners,
to,
IV:205-
severity
toward
IV:206-207;
receives
information
touching
of Saratoga
convention,
infractions IV:207-
of
flour,
IV:251-252;
New York city,
IV:
252; John McKesson to, on case of
Stephen
Ducalon,
IV:253;
Gen. Ten Broeck to, IV :254-255 ; to
Gouverneur
Morris,
IV:255-
208, 209-210; notifies Col. Van
256;
Cortlandt
256-257; Peter Colt, commissary,
of
Brant’s
arrival
at
refuses
to
grant pass,
IV:
Cochecton, IV :21 0; informed that
to, on purchase of flour for Gen.
militia is short of ammunition, IV:
Sullivan’s
211; directed by legislature to issue
Peter R. Livingston to, on export¬
proclamation
ing of flour, IV :263-264 ; Samuel
in
IV :2 1 4-2 I 5 ;
Vermont notifies
matter,
legislature
Hake to,
army,
IV :25 7-259;
IV:265-266; informed
that funds are required for conti¬
of attack on Cherry Valley,
nental
I V:2 17-218;
266; Jabez
on
269; his reply, IV :269; Col. John
Morgan
battalions, Lewis
to,
prices
of
Bowen
to,
IV:
IV:263-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
16 9
Clinton, George — continued.
Hathorn to, on delinquencies of mi¬
305;
lV:269-272; his reply, IV: 272-273; petition to, from people of Smith’s Clove, IV:274-275; Elihu Marvin to, IV:275-276; Col. Philip Cortlandt to, IV:276277; to Gen. Ten Broeck, IV:
respite
litia,
Robert
Yates
of Stephen
to,
advising
Ducalon,
IV:
306; denies respite, IV:306-307; Charlotte county commissioners to, IV:307; Col. Alexander Webster to,
on Indian atrocities,
310;
to
IV:308-
Washington,
IV :31 0-
277; refuses application for military
311; apprised of trade carried on
IV:278-
under flags of truce, IV: 31 1-313;
acts of congress and thanks¬
provides for regulation of flag priv¬
guard
for
279; giving
Goshen
jail,
proclamation
279-280;
James
sent
to,
Reed,
IV:283;
IV:
than Trumbull asks permission to
Gen. Edward Hand to, on
his reply,
destruction of Cherry Valley,
IV:
transmits to Washington officers,
of Cherry Valley,
on
destruction
IV :288;
Dore-
mus to, IV:31 7-318; Gov. Jona¬
284;
of
John
IV:
to,
reports
IV:31 3-31 7 ;
commis¬
sary,
284-285 ;
ileges,
obtain
flour in
IV :3 1 9 ;
New York state
William
Miller
appeals
to, IV :320-321 ; New York dele¬ gates in congress to, IV:321-323;
to John
Gouverneur Morris to, on expenses
Jay, on injuries suffered by frontier,
of delegates in congress, IV:323-
IV:289-290;
Gen.
Ten
Broeck
325; Col. William Malcom to, or,
to, on destruction of Cherry Valley,
transactions
IV:290-292; to Col. Philip Cort¬ landt, IV:293; delegates agents to
IV:325-326; his reply,
327; acts of congress sent to, IV:
bring forward $100,000 advanced
328-332; advised of suffering of
IV :294-297 ; to Gen. Lewis Morris, IV:297; Gen. Ed¬ ward Hand to, IV :297-299; his
Cherry
by congress,
under flags
Valley
people,
of
truce,
IV:326-
IV:334-
335; on difficulty of relieving suf¬ fering,
IV:335-337; Gen. James
orders to Capt. Silvester Salisbury,
Clinton to, on refugees from Cherry
IV:299;
Capt.
Valley,
wout to,
IV:299-300;
liam
Barnardus SwartCol. Wil¬
Malcom to, on loyalist pris¬
337-345; his reply,
IV :345-346;
Gen.
Alexander
McDougall to,
IV:346-347; his
IV :30 I -
reply, IV:347-348; Col. William
Jeremiah Wadsworth, com¬
Malcom to, on goods covered by
oners employed on fort,
302;
IV:
missary general, to, on speculations
flag of truce, IV:348-349; his re¬
IV:302congress, IV: Cantine, IV:
ply, IV :349-350 ; Col. Jesse Wood-
of
pretended
303; 304;
patriots,
to delegates in to Col. John
hull
to,
IV :350 ;
on
regimental
replies,
discipline,
IV:351 ;
Gen.
State of New York
170
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. McDougall proach,
to,
on
enemy’s
IV :35 1 -352 ;
ap¬
acknowl¬
I V:382-383 ; Gen. McDougall to, on
quarters
troops,
com,
IV: 353;
Abraham Yates, Jr., to, IV:389-
Levi Pawling to, on place of leg¬
390; Massachusetts board of war
islative session, IV:354-355 ; Gen.
to,
McDougall
violation
supersedure,
to,
on
I V:355-356;
enemy’s
fleet,
Abraham
B.
reply,
IV :383-
edges letter, 1V:352; to Col. Malon
his
for
387;
IV:387-389;
IV :390 ; James Duane to, on of
Saratoga
convention,
IV :391-392; his reply,
IV:392-
Bancker to, IV :356; Col. Malcom
393; to Henry Laurens, IV:393;
to, on relief from command,
to delegates in congress,
357;
asked
families
to
to pass
permit
IV:
loyalist
within
enemy’s
395;
forwards
Allen’s
to
address,
IV :393-
delegates
Ira
IV:395-398;
lines, IV :358; informed of election
Archibald Currie to, IV :398-399;
of John Jay as president of con¬
receives representations in behalf of
gress, IV:359-361; Samuel Lyon
Lt.
to, on illicit trade in Westchester,
to Washington, in behalf of James
IV :361 -362 ;
McDowell,
Col.
Malcom
to,
Robert Wood,
IV:399-401;
IV :401 -402;
tc
I V:362-363; appeal to, in behalf
Gouverneur Morris, on allowance
of Cherry Valley refugees, IV :363-
to delegates, settlement of accounts
364; to John Tayler, on violations
and reform of military departments,
of Saratoga convention,
IV:365-
IV:402-405; John Tayler to, IV:
368; Isaac Goes to, IV:368-369;
405;
his
case, IV :405-406; John Nicoll to,
reply,
IV:369;
Col.
Philip
John
Jay to,
on
Vermont
Cortlandt to, on proposed expedi¬
IV:406-407; his reply,
tion to Susquehanna, IV :3 70-371 ;
408;
replies, IV :3 7 I ; his order to John
to, IV:408; replies, IV :408-409;
Henry,
IV :3 72 ;
Jacob
Cuyler,
IV:407-
commissary,
Ebenezer Clark
to Gen. McDougall, on Oliver De-
to, IV:3 72-3 73; replies, IV:3 73 -
Lancey’s request, IV:409; William
374; Dirck Ten Broeck to,
Harper to, on Cherry Valley suf¬
IV:
374; to Col. Alexander Webster,
ferers,
IV:375 ;
against
IV :4 1 5 ; to Albany commissioners,
Robert Wood’s command of
IV:416; to Gen. James Clinton,
Lt.
receives
protest
IV :41 2-4 15;
his
answer,
new jail, IV:375-376; Gen. Mc¬
IV:4 1 6;
Dougall
417; to Gen. James Clinton, IV:
to,
enclosing
orders to Col. 381 ;
to
Gen.
Jackson,
copy
of
IV:377-
McDougall,
on
quartering troops in Poughkeepsie,
420;
J.
fraction
to
Gen.
Schuyler,
Lansing, Jr., of
Saratoga
to,
IV:
on in¬
convention,
IV:420-42I; his reply,
IV:422-
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. 423;
Meshech
423-424; 424;
Andrew
master,
Weare
to Gen.
to,
Clinton, George — continued.
to,
Putnam,
Taylor,
171
IV:
flour
IV:
496;
quaitir-
IV:425-426;
for
French
Isaac
army,
Nicoll
IV:494-
to,
IV:497-
498; his reply, IV :498; to Gen.
Col.
Putnam, on scarcity of flour, IV:
John Cantine to, IV:426-427 ; re¬
499-500; Gen. McDougall to, on
plies, IV:427-428; Jacob Cuyler,
state of militia and want of sup¬
commissary, to, IV:429; Gen. Mc-
plies,
Dougall to, on thieves and spies,
ments of British strength and losses,
IV:430-433;
Jr.,
IV:506-509; informed of plans to
to, mentioning Gen. Riedesel, IV:
kidnap British officers, and prevent
433-434; his reply, IV:434-435;
conveyance of flour to enemy, IV •
to
Gen.
510-513;
Lt.
Gen.
Weissenfels
to,
Robert
Washington,
Riedesel, James
mentioning
IV:436-437;
Clinton
Valley
Boyd,
to,
sufferers,
on
Cherry
IV:437-438;
IV :501 -505 ; receives state¬
Col.
Frederick
soliciting
tion,
IVY 13-514;
514;
Gouverneur
promo¬
replies, Morris
IV:
to,
on
Gen McDougall to, on scarcity of
services of John Jay, IV :5 I 4-5 1 5 ;
supplies and need of artisans, IV:
Jeremiah Powell to, on flour em¬
438-440; Dr. John Bard to, IV:
bargo,
445-446; Col. Alexander Webster
Malcom to, IVY 19-520; Massa¬
to, IV :446-44 7; Gen. Samuel H.
chusetts
Parsons
to,
Gen. McDougall to, IVY20-52I ;
Fallon
to,
IV:459;
Dr.
James
IV:460-472;
on
methods of purchasing flour,
IV:
Walter
IV : 5 1 6;
war
Col.
office
King’s
William
to,
IV:520;
petition
to,
IV:
522- 523; addresses legislature, IV:
473; Col. Udny Hay to, IV :473-
523- 526;
John
474; Col. William Malcom to, in
gagements
in
behalf
527-528; Gen. James Clinton to,
of
John
Ryan,
IV:476-
Jay
to,
West
Indies,
Col.
en¬ IV:
477; Gen. Schuyler to, IV:477;
IV Y28-529;
Abraham Yates, Jr., to, on Indian
Regnier DeRoussi to,
policy, IV:477-480; John Jay to,
appointment, IVY30; replies, IV:
IV:482; to Gen. McDougall, IV :
530-531;
James
433-484; John Jay to,
supplies,
IV:532;
IV:484-
Lt.
on
Pierre
on coming
Monell to
to,
on
Francis
IV:
Lewis, on depreciation of currency,
486-487; Jeremiah Chapman to,
IVY32-533; DuSimitiere to, IV:
485;
Israel Knapp, Jr.,
to,
IV :487-489; Jeremiah Powell to,
533-535; to Gouverneur Morris,
on
on
flour
embargo,
IV:489-490;
pending
legislation,
IV :5 35-
Jacob Cuyler, commissary, to, IV:
537; to Gen. Schuyler, IV :537;
490;
to
Charles
DeMatigny to,
on
William
Floyd,
IVY 3 7-5 38;
State of New York
172
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. William
Floyd to, on fighting in
Dougall to,
IV :5 78-5 79; his re¬
to
ply, IV:579-580; addresses legis¬
John Jay, IV:539-540; to James
lature, IV :5 80; to Washington, on
Duane,
West
Indies,
to
Gen.
dispute between Dr. Anthony and
IV :541-543;
Peter
Capt.
IV:540-541;
McDougall, Colt,
IV:538-539;
commissary,
to,
IV:543-
Scudder,
IV:582-583;
Francis Lewis to, IVY83; William
545 ; to Gov. William Greene, IV :
Floyd
to,
IVY84;
545-546; to Gen. McDougall, on
Morris
to,
IVY84-585;
magazines of provisions,
IV:546-
Lewis to, on foreign relations, IV:
547;
to,
585-586; Isaac Nicoll to, on mur¬
Gen.
McDougall
IV:
547-548; his reply, IV:548-549;
der of John Clark,
to legislature,
Peter
to,
on
supplying
Rhode
Island,
John Jay, York
IV:549; John Jay
555-556;
to
Col.
Udny
IVY87-589;
commissary,
to,
IV:
to
592-595; his reply, IVY95-596;
IV:552-553;
to
John Jay to,
IV:598; Gen. Mc¬
Dougall
sending
in
congress,
Gouverneur
ris, on tax bill,
Francis
provisions
IV:554-555; to New
delegates
Colt,
Gouverneur
IV: Mor¬
IV:556-55 7; to
Hay,
IV:558; Jere¬
to,
estimate
of
enemy’s strength in New York city, IV Y98-60I ; Gen. Schuyler to, on frontier
protection,
Gouverneur
Morris
IV:602-605; to,
IV:606;
miah Wadsworth, commissary gen¬
replies,
eral, to, IV:558-559; Col. Udny
to, sending list of books, IV:607-
Hay
609;
John
to,
IV :559;
Henry,
Jacob
Cuyler,
560; Jacob
his
order
IV :5 5 9-560; commissary,
Cuyler
to,
to to IV:
IV :561 -
Gen.
IV:606-607; DuSimitiere
Royal
Flint
McDougall to,
to,
IV :609;
IV :61 0; to
Jeremiah Wadsworth, on prices of grain,
IV :61 0-61 1 ; to Washing¬
562; petition to, from inhabitants of
ton, on protection of frontier, IV:
Mamakating, IV :562-563 ; Micah
611-613 ;
answers
petition
from
Townsend to, on Vermont dispute,
Tryon county,
IV:563-566; Col. Udny Hay to,
Colt,
IV :566-567 ; to Gen. James Clin¬
Wadsworth, IV :61 4; Washington
I V:568-569;
ton,
Jeremiah
IV :61 3; to Peter
IV :61 3-61 4 ;
to
Jeremiah
to, on expedition against Indians,
Powell to,
IV:569-570; on rep¬
IV :61 5-61 7 ; Isaac Nicoll to, IV:
resentation
in
618-619;
congress,
IV :572;
Washington
to,
on
John Beatty, commissary of prison¬
foreign events, IV :61 9 ; to Wash¬
ers,
William
ington, IV:620-621 ; to John Jay,
Klock’s inef¬
IV:624;Gen. McDougall to, IV:
to,
IV :5 73-5 74 ;
Harper to, on Col. ficiency,
IVY 74-5 78;
Gen
Mc-
626; to Capt. John Wood,
IV:
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
T73
Clinton, George — continued.
628; Gen. McDougall to, on re¬
James Reed, commissary, to, IV:
inforcements and enemy’s depreda¬
670-671;
tions,
IV :67 1 -673; to Du Simitiere, IV:
IV:630-633;
Robert
R.
to
Gen.
McDougall,
Livingston to, IV:633-634; offers
673-674;
command of regiment to Lt. Col.
sary, to, IV:675; to John Jay, on
Marinus
Willett,
IV:635-636;
Philip
drafts from
militia,
Washington to, on defense of High¬
determines
prices
land posts
wheat,
638;
and
frontier,
IV :636-
Peter Colt, commissary, to,
I V:638-639; worth
to,
Jeremiah
Leek,
commis¬
IV:676-677; of
flour
IV:677-678;
Lewis
to,
IV :685;
and
Francis
Gen.
Mc¬
Wads¬
Dougall to, on supplies for army,
Lynde
IV :687-689; John
IV:639-640;
Jay
to,
IV:
Lord to, IV :64 1 ; to John Jay, on
689-690; instructions to commis¬
bill
sary commissioners,
of
attainder,
IV :641 -642 ;
IV:690-692;
Massachusetts appeals to, for flour,
to Gen. McDougall, on obtaining
IV :643-644; to Gen. McDougall,
supplies,
IV :644-646 ; to Washington, on
Townsend to, IV:693-700; John
expedition against Indians, IV :646.
Jay transmits acts of congress to,
648;
ac¬
IV:701-702; Gen. James Clinton
Gen.
to, on expedition against Ononda-
approves
counts,
commissary
IV:650-651;
James
Clinton,
frontier,
to
on
IV:652;
danger
to
to
Judge Levi
gas,
IV:692-693;
IV:702-704;
Dougall,
Micah
to Gen.
Mc¬
IV: 70 7; Richard Hari-
Pawling, on relief of frontier suf¬
son,
ferers, IV:653; to Washington, on
Peter Colt to, IV:708; on aid to
loyalist,
to,
IV:707-708;
protection of posts and frontier and
frontier
sufferers,
IV:709-710,
IV.-655-
711-712 ; on exchange of prison¬
656; Col. Marinus Willett to, pre¬
ers, IV :7 I 0-71 1 ; William Harper
senting
declin¬
to, IV: 7 1 2-7 1 4; Jacob Cuyler to,
ing command of militia regiment,
IV:71 7-71 8 ; Isaac Nicoll to, IV :
IV:656-657;
718;
reduction
of
his
regiments,
reasons
for
Francis
IV:658; his reply,
Lewis
to,
IV:658-659;
replies,
IV: 71 9;
Ralph
Pomeroy, commissioner of clothing,
James Reed, commissary, to, IV:
to,
661-662; replies,
Lush to, on relief to frontier suf¬
James
Clinton
to,
IV:662;
Gen.
IV:663-664;
I V:719:721;
ferers,
Maj.
Stephen
IV:724-726; Jelles Fonda
Gen McDougall to, IV :664-666,
to,
666-667; his reply, IV:667-668;
Lush as to supplies for frontier suf¬
James
ferers,
Jelles
Lockwood Fonda
to,
to,
IV:668y
IV:669-670;
IV:726-727;
IV:731-733;
directs
to
Maj.
William
Harper, IV:733-734; Gen. James
State of New York
T74
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
IV:735 ; replies, IV: 735-736; John Jay to, IV:736737; Gen. Steuben to, on militia regulations, IV:738-739; William Jaycocks appeals to, IV:740; Isaac Rysdyk to, IV:740-741 ; his reply, IV:741-742; Isaac Rysdyk to, IV:742-743; Col. Malcom to, IV: 743; to Gen. James Clinton, IV :743-744; Gen. McDougall to, on provisions for forts, IV: 745746; Rudolph Shoemaker de¬ nounced to, IV:746-749; Daniel Graham to, IV:749; his reply, IV: 749; Col. Udny Hay to, IV:750; Clinton to,
to Gen. Schuyler, on protection of frontier,
IV :75 1-752;
Levi Stockwell,
Alexander Webster, to
Washington,
to
Capt.
IV : 75 3; to Col.
IV:753-754;
on protection
of
IV :755-757; Maj. Stephen Lush to, IV:757-758; to Jelles Fonda, IV :759-760; to John Bellinger and others, IV: 760; James Duane to, IV:761 762; Lt. Col. Benjamin Tusten to, IV:762-763; Gen. McDougall to, IV:763-764; to Major Van frontier,
Bunschoten, instructions for frontier service,
IV:764-767;
Gen. James
Clinton to, on frontier events,
IV:
770-772; Col. Philip Cortlandt IV :772-773; his reply, IV: 773; to Gen. McDougall, IV: 775-777; Col. Cortlandt to, IV:777-778; his reply, IV:778; to Col. Isaac Nicoll, IV:780-
to,
782; request from
Tryon county
for
of
special
terminer,
court
IV:786;
Curtenius,
on
oyer
to
Peter
clothing
IV:788-789;
Samuel
and T.
accounts, Townsend
to, IV: 789; Peter T. Curtenius to, IV:789-790;
Robert
Yates
to,
IV : 790-791 ; to Gen. James Clin¬ ton, IV :791-792; Samuel Minott to, on Vermont dispute, IV-792795 ; appeal to, from Essex county, N. J.,
IV:795-796; Washington
to, on exchange of prisoners, IV: 796-797;
answers
Tryon county, Philip
to,
on
IV:798-799;
IV:799;
to
from
IV:797-798; Col.
Cortlandt
ravages,
request
Col.
enemy’s
his
John
reply,
Cantine,
IV: 799; Eleazer Pat erson to, on Vermont Gen.
dispute,
IV:800-802;
James Clinton to,
IV:803;
to Gen. Sullivan, on intended ex¬ pedition, Davis
IV:806-807;
to,
Isaac
IV:807-808; on relief
of sufferers in Tryon county, IV: 809; Gen. James Clinton to, IV: 811; to Samuel Minott, IV:814816; Samuel Mabbitt to, IV :81 6817; John
Harmg to,
on wheat
supply, IV :8 1 7; petition to, from Ulster
frontier,
James
Duane,
IV :81 8-819;
to
IV:820-821;
James Hunter, commissary, to, IV: 822-823; Col.
John
Cantine to,
IV:823-824; his reply,
IV:824-
825; to Sir Henry Clinton, 825-826;
his
permit
to
IV: Capt.
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
1V-.826-827; Isaac IV:827; to Gen. Schuy¬ ler, IV:828-829; to Gen. James Clinton, IV:829-831 ; to Gen. McDougall, IV:83I -832 ; Jere¬ Robert North, Nicoll to,
miah Wadsworth, commissary gen¬
IV :860-861 ; Maj. E. Van BunIV :861-862; his reply, IV:862-863; Capt. Levi Stockwell to, IV:863-864; Coenraedt schoten to,
J.
Elmendorph,
IV:864-865;
commissary, his
directions
IV:
Maj.
Albert Pawling,
IV:835;
to
to John Jay, on Vermont crisis, IV:
866; 866;
835- 836;
dorph,
eral,
IV:833;
175
to,
his reply,
834- 835; to John Jay,
to Gen. McDougall, on
Gen.
to
Coenraedt
J.
sends
IV :837; Gen. James Clinton to,
movement,
IV:868;
868-869;
Col. Hay to,
Gen.
McDougall,
IV:838;
intelligence
of
enemy’s
IV: IV:869;
his reply,
IV:869; Col. Hay to, IV:87Q; Gen.
John
his reply,
Jay to,
IV:840-842; Gen. James IV:843; Col. Goose Van Schaick to, IV:844; Gen. McDougall to, IV :844-845 ; Levi Pawling to, IV:845-846; Samuel
IV:870;
Clinton to,
McDougall to, IV :8 71 ; his reply,
Minott
to,
solence,
on
IV :839;
to
Elmen¬
Col. Udny Hay
removal and exchange of prisoners,
on intended expedition,
to
IV:865McDougall, IV:
IV:867; to,
to,
Ethan
Allen’s
IV:846-847;
in¬
West¬
Gen. McDougall to, movements,
V :4-5;
V :5
; to Gen.
enemy’s
Col. Udny Hay to, McDougall, Vermont
V:6;
John Jay to, on
V:7-9;
trouble,
IV:849; to Col. IV:850; Col. Philip
Duane to, V: 1 0-12; Col. Samuel
his reply,
V:9-10;
Vermont trouble,
B. Webb to, V:
13-14;
Cortlandt to, on progress of expedi¬
to, on Vermont dispute,
IV :85 1-852; to Gen. James Clinton, IV:852; James Rosekrans to, IV :85 3 ; to Coenraedt Elmendorph, on provisions, IV:853-854;
Joseph
tion,
his proposals to British commander in
New
York,
Johannes Ball to, Jay,
IV :858;
IV:854-855; IV :856; to John
to New York dele¬
gates in congress, on Vermont crisis, IV :859; 859-860;
to
New
York delegates in congress to, on
Col. Udny Hay to,
Leri Pawi ng,
IV:87 1-872; on
IV:847IV:848-
chester justices of peace,
848; 849;
to
replies,
Maj.
Gen.
Cochran, McDougall
IV: to.
Sackett to,
James
John Jay
V: 1 7-19;
V: 1 9;
Coen¬
to, V:20; V :20-2 1 ; Capt. Samuel Darby to, V:22-23; Col. Udny Hay to, V :25-2 7 ; his orders to Col. Malcom, V:32; his orders to Col. Henry Ludmton, V :32-34 ; to Gen. McDougall, V :34-35; Gen. McDougall to, V:39; Abraham Yates, Jr., to, V:39; raedt
J.
Elmendorph
Col. Malcom to,
Gen.
Samuel H.
Parsons to,
V:
State of New York
176
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. 46-47;
Samuel
missary, to,
Townsend,
com¬
101;
to
Mc¬
101;
to John
V:47-48; Gen.
Dougall forwards letter from Wash¬
Gouverneur
Wynkoop to,
Jay,
Morris,
V:
V: 102;
D.
V : 1 02 ; Gen.
Na¬
ington to, V :49; Col. Malcom to,
thanael Greene to, V: 103; his re¬
on dismissal of militia,
ply, V: 1 0 3-1 04 ; Col. Udny Hay
his
reply,
V:50;
necticut militia, Benson,
V :49-50;
dismisses
Con¬
V:52; to Egbert
V:52-53;
to
Samuel
Minott, on Ethan Allen’s violence,
to,
V: 104;
his
reply,
V:104;
Micah Townsend to, on Vermont controversy, miah
V: 1 08-113;
Powell
to,
Jere¬
V: 1 20;
Col.
V :53-54 ; to John Jay, on attitude
Udny Hay to, V: 1 20-1 21 ; his re¬
of congress toward Vermont,
ply,
V:
V: 1 2 1 ;
54-57; to New York delegates in
office
congress, V:58-59; toWashington,
Jonah
on
Henry Ludinton to,
Vermont
crisis,
V :59-61 ;
Gen.
McDougall,
Samuel
Minott
to,
to
V :61 -62 ; on
Vermont
to,
Massachusetts
V:124-125;
Hallet,
to
war Capt.
V:127-1 28;
Col.
V:128-129;
Col. John Beatty to, V: 1 29-130; his
reply,
V: 1 30-131;
Gen.
crisis, V :63-65 ; Micah Townsend
Steuben to, V:131 ; his reply, V:
to, on Vermont’s challenge to New
131-132; to Jeremiah Powell, V:
\ork,
V:67-70; to Washington,
143-145; Col. Udny Hay to, V:
V: 76; to Gen. McDougall, V:76;
145-146; replies, V:146; to Levi
Gen. McDougall to, V :76-7 7 ; Lt.
Pawling,
Col.
Albert
James
Capt.
Miller
Rosekrans,
to,
V:77;
V :7 7-78;
to
calls
V: 146-147;
Lt.
Col.
Pawling informs of attack
on Minisink, V: 1 50; acknowledges
out militia, V:79-80; to Gen. Mc¬
information,
Dougall,
Al¬
Minott to, on conditions in Ver¬
bert Pawling to, V :81 -82 ; James
mont, V : 1 5 6-158; to Justice Ho¬
Duane to,
Vermont situation,
bart, V:158-160; Lt. Col. Albert
V :84-85 ; Col. Udny Hay to, V:
Pawling to, V:160; his reply, V:
85-86; Gen. James Clinton to, on
161 ;
expedition against Indians,
as to destruction of Minisink, V:
V:80-8I; Lt.. Col.
on
V :86-
V: I 50-151;
receives
87; New York delegates in con¬
162-164;
further
explains
Samuel
intelligence
disaster,
V:
gress to, V:89-90; DuSimitiere to,
164-166; Oliver Wolcott to,
V:
V :90-92 ; Samuel Townsend, com¬
166-167;
John
to,
V:
missary, to, V:92-93; to John Jay,
170-171;
Robert
to,
V:
on Vermont dispute, V:93-95; to
171;
Hilkiah
Kathan \ates
Grout to,
V: 1 72 ;
V:1
7 3-1 74 ;
New h ork delegates in congress,
Henry
V :99;
Washington to, on Sullivan’s expe-
to
James
Duane,
V :99-
Remsen
to,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. dition,
V:177;
to
177
Clinton, George — continued.
Gen.
James
at
Newtown,
V:224-228;
Col.
Clinton, V': 180-1 81 ; his orders to
Francis
Lt. Col. Albert Pawline, V: 1 81 -
242-243; to Washington, on Col.
182; Gen. James Clinton to, 183; Gov. Jonathan V: 184;
petition
Menzies
to,
V:
Trumbull to, of
Thomas
V : 1 84-187;
Barber to,
Pawling, Col.
on bat le,
V :244-248,
Hugh
Hughes
255; his reply,
V:
252-253;
to,
V:254-
V:255-256; ad¬
James
dress of senate to, V :256-258; his
Wilkinson, clothier general, to, V:
message to legislature, V:259; to
187-188; Gen. James Clinton to,
John
on progress of expedition, V : 1 88-
V :261-262; assembly to, V :262-
190; Jeremiah Wadsworth to, V:
264;
190-191; to Washington, on ex¬
Jeremiah Wadsworth to,
pedition
V: 1 91 -
266; to Royal Flint, V:266; to
192; John Jay to, V:193; Gen.
assembly, V :266-267; Col. Goose
against
Indians,
Jay,
to
V:261; to legislature,
legislature,
V :264-265; V :265~
Robert Howe to, on exchange of
Van Schaick to,
prisoners, V: 1 94-195; replies, V:
Col. John Beatty, V:268; to leg¬
195-198;
John
V:198-
islature, V:269; to Gen. Schuylrr,
199; Col. John Lamb to, on in¬
on exchange of prisoners, V :269-
justice
270; Samuel Curson to, V:270-
in
Jay
ranking,
to,
V:267-26S; to
V:199-200;
Gen. James Wilkinson to, V:20t ;
272;
Gov.
V.
274 ; Col. Van Schaick to, V :2 75 ;
203; Alexander Hamilton to, V:
his reply, V:275; to Gen. Schuy¬
203-204; addresses legislature, V:
ler,
205-21 I ; Col. John Beatty to, V:
missioners at Albany to,
211-212; his reply,
V :2 1 2-2 1 3 ;
277; his reply, V:277; Capt. J.
V :21 3; to
Flallet to, V:279; to Col. Beverly
Lamb’s griev¬
Robinson on privilege to loyalists,
to
William
Col.
Livingston
John
Lamb,
John Jay, on Col. ance, and 216;
V :2 1 4 ; Samuel to
V :216;
James
to
216-217;
McClaghry
Logan
Gen.
to
Col.
Gen.
on
exchanges,
Wisner to, V :281-282; to legisla¬
Goose
V: Van
ture, V :282-283; Jeremiah Powell to,
proposing
V :2 1 8; Col. John Beatty to,
V :288-291 ;
Walter Livingston to,
V:
V:222;
V:223; in¬
formed by Gen. Clinton of victory /
12
com¬
V :276-
V :214-
Remsen,
reply,
Y:276;
Wilkinson,
states,
his
V:273-
V:280; Margaret Crooke to, V:
Schaick, V :21 7; to Gen. Schuyler,
220-221;
Schuyler to,
280-281 ; his reply, V :281 ; Henry
to,
James
Henry
to,
convention
five
V :285-287; John Jay to, to Lt.
Henry
Wisner,
Col.
Albert
V :291 ;
to
Pawling,
V :291-292;
ington,
of
to
Wash¬
V :292-293 ; Royal Flint,
State of New York
i?8
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. commissary,
to,
legislature,
300-301;
to
Beatty, commissary of prisoners, to,
Samuel
V:349; Lt. Hugh Fraser to, V:
V :293-295;
Huntington to, V :301-302; Jere¬
349-351 ; to Jeremiah Wadsworth,
miah
Wadsworth
to,
V :302-
on prices of flour, V: 3 5 1 ; to Gen.
303;
petition
from
officers
Robert Howe, V :35 1-352; Maj.
to,
and militia of Try on county, 304-305; his reply, to
Governors
Trumbull, lature,
V:305-306;
Livingston
V:306-307;
to
and legis¬
V:307; to John Jay,
309-310; 315;
John
lature,
Jay
to,
V:
V :31 1 -
A.
Wynkoop to,
Morris, Jr., to, delivered
to,
Lewis
V :355; prisoners
V:355; Allan
Donell and Hugh 361 ;
V:352;
William
Mc-
Fraser to,
V:
Worthington
to,
V :368-369; Dr. M. Treat to, V:
on
370-371 ; Gen. John Morin Scott
V:31 5 :31 6; to legis¬
to, V:371-372; Samuel Hake to,
Samuel
state taxes,
V:
Huntington
to,
V: 31 6:31 7; to Washing¬
V:3 72 ; Hugh Dobbin to, V :3 73 ;
ton, V:31 7-318; Jeremiah Wads¬
Lt.
worth to, V :318-319; replies, V:
374;
319;
V:323;
William Denning to,
to,
V:324;
reply, V:377; Vincent Matthews
to,
to
Samuel Gen.
legislature,
Huntington Henry
Knox
Simeon his
Belding reply,
to,
V:373-
V :3 74-375 ; V:376; his
V:325 ;
to, V:377-378; to Gen. William
Joseph Nourss to, on detection of
Heath, on flags of truce, V:378-
counterfeit bills, V:326-327; Col.
379; Robert R. Livingston to, V:
Mannus Willett to,
on supplying
382-383;
V :32 7-329; in¬
388-389;
needs of troops,
Charles Moore to, Gen.
Heath
to,
V: V:
formed that enemy is in force at
390-391; his reply, V:392-394;
Oswego,
informs
to Richard Morris, V :396; Gen.
Washington of report, V :33 1 -332 ;
V :329-331 ;
Heath to, V:396-398; his reply,
sends orders to Col.
V:398-399 ; on supplies for troops,
Robert Van
Rensselaer, V:332-333; to Wash¬
V:399-400; to Gen. Heath,
ington,
Gen.
401; Richard Morris to, V:403;
Samuel
John Small to, V :404-405; Col.
V :333-334;
Schuyler,
to
V:334-336;
V:
Huntington to, V :336-33 7 ; James
Goose
Duane to, V:337-338; petition of
406;
Phoebe Campbell to, V:338-339;
408; Maj. Ebenezer Robinson to,
petition Deer
to,
Park,
Huntington, Hallet
to,
from
inhabitants
V: 341 ; V:343; V:344;
to
Samuel
Capt. Col.
of
Van
Schaick to,
William
Floyd to,
V:405V:407-
V:409; John Cruger to, V :4 1 0; John
Lillman to, V :411-412; to
J.
John Cruger, V:419; G. H. Van
John
Wagenen to, V :419-420; Samuel
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
179
Clinton, George — continued.
Huntington to, V:420-421 ; Gen.
V:498; Washington to, on New
Heath
Fork’s
to,
on
desertions,
V :42 I -
422, 422-423, 423-424; William Floyd
V :424-426;
to,
to
pur¬
chasing commissaries, V:426-427; to
Gen.
army
Heath,
supplies,
on
quota
of
troops,
V:503-
505; Gen. Samuel H. Parsons to, proposing land V:505-507;
grants to soldiers,
Henry
Remsen
to,
scarcity
of
V:507-509; his reply, V:509; to
V:429-430;
to
Washington, V :509-5 I 1 ; war of¬
Washington, on food for army, V:
fice
to,
430-432; James Reed to, V:432;
Hay
Gen.
Heath to,
Broeck
reply,
V :435;
V :433-435; his
V :5 1 1-512;
to,
V :512;
to,
Col.
Udny
Peter
V :5 1 8;
den
Abraham J.
Gen.
Heath
to
Delamatter
V:438-439;
petition
to,
of
Gen. Parsons, on land grants, V:
refugees
Long
V:
519- 520; Col. Udny Hay to, V:
from
Island,
to,
V :5 1 8-5 19;
to
439-440; Col. John Lamb to, V:
520- 521 ; his reply, V:521 ; com¬
441 ;
V:
missioners of sequestration in Try on
442; to William Floyd, on loyalist
county to, V:521-524; his reply,
prisoners
V :524-525 ; Col. Udny Hay to,
J.
Lawrence,
and
443-445; ston,
to
Jr.,
army
to,
supplies,
Robert
R.
V:
Living¬
V:445-448; Samuel Flunt-
ington to, on needs of army,
V:
V :525-527; Trumbull erick
to,
Fisher
Gov.
Jonathan
V:528-530; to,
Fred¬
V:538;
Col.
453-454; Col. Udny Hay to, V:
Thomas Thomas to, V :5 39-540;
459;
his
Heath
his
reply,
to,
V:460;
461 -463,
Gen.
464-467;
reply,
Howe
V:54! ;
to,
Gen.
V :541-543;
Robert Ephraim
address to, on arrival in Albany,
Blaine, commissary general, to, V:
V :467-468; his response, V :468-
544; his reply, V :544-545 ; Col.
469; Jeremiah Wadsworth to, V;
Goose
469-470;
Charles
Thomson
V:471-472; to Gen. Heath,
Van Schaick to,
V;545;
to,
Col. Jacob Klock to, V:546-547;
V:
Abraham Yates to, V:550; Col.
472-474; Gen. Heath to, V:474;
Van
his reply, V:474-475; Col. Udny
Gen. Robert Howe to, V :552; to
Hay to, V:475-477; Washington
Gen. Robert Howe, V:553-554;
to, on officers of New York line,
F. Holland to, V :554-555 ; Col.
V:477-478;
Jesse
his
reply,
V:481 ;
Schaick
Woodhull York
to,
V:5 50-551;
V:555-556;
Andrew Bostwick, commissary of
to
forage, to, V:482; Gen. Heath to,
gress,
V :491-492; Du Simitiere to, V:
ham Ten Broeck to, V:558-559;
492-498;
to
Capt. John Wood to,
New
to,
delegates
V:556-558;
Col.
Jacob
Gen.
Klock,
in
con¬
Abra¬
V :559-
State of New York
180
! Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
560;
receives petition from people
V:560-562; his reply, V:562-563; Col. William Allison to, V:563-564; Washington to, V :564-565; his of
Ulster
frontier,
to,
Lush
to,
Col. Maj.
Van
Jeremiah
Lansingh
to,
V:
569; to Abraham Yates, Jr., V: 572-573; John Smith to, V:574575; appealed to, for protection of frontier settlements, V:576; his reply, V:577; his orders to militia officers, V:577-578; learns of at¬ tack on Harpersfield, V:578-580; Gen. Robert Howe to, V :580581, 582; his reply, V:582583; Gov. William Livingston to, V:583-584; Col. Goose Van Schaick to, V:584-585; Leonard Van Buren to, V:586; Col. Jacob Klock to, V:587; Washington to, V:588-589; Col. Jacob Klock to, V:589-590; his reply, V :5 90591 ; J ames Duane to, V:591 592; to Washington, V:593594; Micah Townsend to, V: 595-596; Gen. Robert Howe to, V:596-597; Maj. Cl. Sargent to, V :597-598; Clement Biddle, commissary of forage, to, V :604; Samuel
Reed James reply,
Minott
to,
on
Vermont
V:605-608; Joseph to, V:608-610; Gen. Clinton to, V -.610-61 1 ; his V:611-612; Washington
dispute,
Nathanael
to,
on
Micah Vermont
V :61 6-61 7; Henry GLn V :61 8; John McKesson V:618; John Gibson to, V;
dispute,
to,
frontier,
Gen.
V:614-615;
to,
Townsend
V:565-567; to Schaick, V:567-568;
of
:61 2-61 3 ;
Greene to, V :61 3; Maj. Stephen
orders to militia officers for protec¬ tion
V
622;
John
policies
Holt
to,
of congress,
Abraham Yates, Jr., Col.
Van
on
financial
V:622-626; to, V: 628;
Schaick
to,
V:
628-629; Gen. Ten Broeck to, V:629-631 ; his reply, V :634635; to Col. Van Schaick, V: 636; to Col. Cantine, V:637; to Col. Klock, V:637-638; Col. Samuel Drake to, V:638-639; his reply, V:639; to Washington, V:642; Gen. Schuyler to, V: 642-645; Abraham Yates, Jr., to, V :645-647; Gen. Robert Howe to, V:647-648; his reply, V :648-649; Jacob Cuyler to, V: 649- 650; to Washington, V: 650- 651 ; Meshech Weare to, V; 652 receives charges against Samuel Hake, V :656-65 7; his permit to Capt. Abraham Bloodgood,
V:65 7-659; to, V:659;
Gen.
Robert
V: 660; to Gen. Howe, V:660-661 ; Gen. Howe to, V:661-662; his re¬ ply, V :664-665 ; to Gov. Jonathan Trumbull, V:665-666; Samuel Hake to, V:671; Samuel Minott Howe
to,
on situation
671-675;
in
his reply,
Vermont,
V:
to Col. Peter Vroman,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
V :675-676 ; Nathan Underhill to,
727; Col.
V :6 76-6 7 7 ; Col. Udny Hay to,
727;
to
Col.
V:677-678;
728;
to
Gen.
families
to
allows New
removal
York
181
of
city,
V:
Morgan Lewis to, V Van
Schaick
V
Ten
Broeck,
V
728; to Lt. Col. Weissenfels, V
678-679; petition to, from Bloom¬
729;
ing Grove, V:679; John Williams
730; Dr. M. Treat to, V: 731 ; to
to,
Col. Van Schaick, V:731-732; to
V:680-68l ;
send
to,
Micah
Town¬
V :681-682;
Capt.
Gen.
Washington,
Barnardus Swartwout appeals to,
plies,
V :682; Col. Frederick Fisher to,
Lansingh
V:683;
John
683-684;
Cumming
John
Jay
to,
to,
V:
V :684-
Schuyler to,
on
levies
V :729-
and
sup¬
V:734-736; Maj. Jeremiah to,
V: 7 36-737;
in¬
formed of enemy’s ravages in Mo¬ hawk
valley,
V:740-743, 744-
686; Col. Lewis Van Woert and
746; Maj. Jeremiah Lansingh to,
others
V:
V: 746; Washington to, on condi¬
Wil¬
tion of army, V:747-749; petition
submit
688-689;
grievance
Capt.
to,
Abraham
liams to, V :689-690; Gen. Lewis
to,
Morris
tivity, V:750-752;
to,
V :690-692;
Udny
Hay
reply,
V:694-695;
voost to, Schaick
to,
Col.
Y :692-694;
his
of American
Schaick,
Samuel
Pro-
Schuyler,
V:695-696; Col.
Van
Schuyler
to,
V:696-697;
officers to
in
cap¬
Col.
Van
to
Gen.
V: 75 2-75 3;
V:754-755; to,
Gen.
V: 75 9-761;
Col.
John
Van Schaick to, V:761-762; re¬
Avery to, V:698; to Gen. James
ceives complaint of American pris¬
Clinton,
oner,
V :699;
Wynkoop
to,
Maj.
Adrian
V:699-700;
Jacob Klock and Capt.
Col.
Peter S.
Deygert to, V:70l-703; Lt. Col. Frederick Weissenfels to, to
Col.
Col. Gen.
Klock,
Van
Schaick,
Schuyler
V:703;
V -.705-707;
to,
to
V :764-766;
Schaick,
intercept
ton
V:708-71 0 ;
Schoonmaker
to,
Ebenezer
Livingston to, V:71 7-
718;
Col.
Van
719;
Samuel
Sir
V:707-708;
V :71 5-71 7;
Schaick to,
Huntington
to,
Gen.
John
Johnson’s
re¬
treat, V:769-770; Robert Benson
Van
Robert R.
V:766-767;
Van
to, V:771-772; Samuel Hunting-
erine
to,
Col.
Schuyler to, V: 767-769 ; plans to
John Tayler to, V : 71 1-713; Col. Schaick
to
V :772-773; to,
Godwin
to,
Allen
delegates in
Henry
V:77 5;
to,
Cath¬
V:776;
Maj.
V:776-777;
congress to,
V:777-
V:
779; Washington to, on militia re¬
on
inforcements,
Y:779-780;
com¬
need of funds and troops, V:722-
mittee in congress to, V:781-787;
726;
Col.
Jacob
Cuyler
to,
V:726-
Robert
Van
Rensselaer
to,
State of New York
182
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
V:788;
his
reply,
Van Rensselaer to,
V:789; Col. V:790; his re¬
Hay to,
V :846-847;
Sir Henry Clinton’s return from the
V :852-855 ; committee in V:855-856; to Gen. Howe, V :858; letters to, in
ply, V:971 ; Lewis R. Morris to,
south,
V:79 1 -792 ; Samuel Huntington V:793-794; Col. Robert Van Rensselaer to, V :794-795, 795; his reply, V:796; learns of British
congress to,
to,
capture of Charleston and loss of
V :797-799; Gen. Robert Howe to, V:80l-803; Gen. James Clinton to, V :805; Patrick Barber to, V :81 2-81 3 ; Mobile,
informed of
Robert
favor of Dr. Henry Van Dyck, V:
859-860; his reply, V:860; John Jay to, V :861-862; resolutions of congress
on
commissions
to
pri¬
son, V :8 36; delegates in congress
V:863; Col. Udny Play to, V:864; Hen¬ drick Wyckoff to, V :864-866; Col. Udny Hay to, V :866-868, 870; Samuel Huntington to, V: 872-876; Col. A. Hawkes Hay to, V:877-880; Peter Van Gaasbeck to, V :880; Lt. Col. Corne¬ lius Dubois to, V:880-881; Col. Goose Van Schaick to, V :882; Col. Morgan Lewis to, V :884; Lt. Col. Lewis Dubois to, V :885886; his suggestions on fort to be built in Schenectady, V:886-887; to Lt. Gov. Cortlandt, V:887; Gen. Robert Howe to, V:888; Col. Udny Hay to, V :890-892; his reply, V :892 ; commissions Col. Udny Hay as state agent, V:893894; Robert R. Livingston to, V: 896-897; Washington to, on need
to,
of
Gen. Schuyler to, V :81 5-81 6; re¬ ports
to
Washington
recent
mili¬
tary affairs, V :81 6-81 9; to Gen. Robert
V:820-821;
Howe,
New York delegates in
to
congress,
V :82 1-823; Sergeant Jesse Wil¬ son to, V:824; his reply, V:824; Gen. Robert Howe to, on enemy’s purpose
827;
and
his
strength,
V:828;
reply,
Huntington
to,
on
V :826Samuel
military
crisis,
V:828-830; Washington appeals to, V :830-831 ; his response, V: 831-832; Gen. Robert Howe to, V :832-833, 833-834; to Samuel Minott,
on
Vermont dispute,
V:
834-836; to Col. Eleazer Pater¬
V :837-838; John Tayler to,
vateers
vigorous
French
V :840;
Howe,
othy
loyalist
Col.
to
Gen.
women to,
Robert
petition
of
V:843; Col.
Morgan
Goose Van Schaick to,
902-903; Rensselaer, James
Col.
Udny
with
to
Gen.
Robert
V: Van
V :904-905; to Gen. Clinton, V:908; to Wash-
Lewis, to, V :844; Lewis R. Mor¬ V :844-845;
cooperation
allies,
ris
to,
to,
V:897-898; Tim¬ Pickering to, V:898-899;
V :838-839; to Col. Udny Hay,
V :840- 841 ;
transmitted
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. ington,
on
levies
for
911; Col.
Clinton, George — continued.
army
danger to Fort Schuyler,
VI:4; Col. VI:4-5; Col. V1:7-8; his
and
V :908-
to,
from
V :9 1 5-91 6; 917-918;
Saratoga
to Capt.
district,
Black,
V:
Isaac Stoutenburgh to,
V:918; Col. Jacob Klock to, V:
91 8-91 9 ;
Marinus
Willett
Gen. Robert Van Rens¬
Roswell Hopkins to, reply,
V :919-920; Maj. Jere¬ V :92 1 ; George Leaycraft to, V:922; Col. Abra¬ ham J. Van Alstine to, V:922923; Col. John Hathorn to, V: 928; to Col. Udny Hay, V :928929; petition of inhabitants of Claverack district to, V:929-930; his reply, V :93 1-933; Col. W. B. Whiting to, V :933-934; his re¬ ply, V :935 ; Capt. Stephen Case to, V:936; his reply, V:936-937; Lt. Col. Jacob Newkirk to, V :937 ; Col. John Field to, V :937-938; his reply, V :938; to Samuel Hunt¬ ington, V :938-943; to Gen. Abraham Ten Broeck, V :943944; Abraham Yates, Jr., to, 945-946; his reply, V:946-949; to Lt. Col. Johannis Jansen, V:
Weissenfels
949- 950;
Peter Vroman and others to,
selaer to,
Colonels
miah Lansing to,
and
Arthur
Parks
to,
Thompson
Micah
Townsend
to Colonels Cortlandt, Gansevoort Weissenfels,
Col.
Henry Van Rensselaer,
V:952;
Col.
to Capt.
Bancker, Van
24; James Rosekrans to, 25; Eleazer Paterson to, 26; Col. Udny Hay to, 29; Abraham Yates, Jr., to, VL34-35; his reply, VI:36-37; Col. John Williams to, on Vermont dispute,
VL39-43;
43-45;
inhabitants
borough appeal
and to,
V1:4 7;
V:
V:
Boyd
to,
J
Weissenfels to, VI:3-4; his reply,
1
Schaick to,
Lt.
Pell, Col.
Jr.,
to,
Skenes-
Granville townships
to,
his
reply,
Cortlandt
VL47-48;
and Col.
VI:
VI :54; to Eg¬ VI :56; Ebenezer VI :56-57; Col. Jesse to, VI:5 7; his reply,
his reply,
Frederick
V :953-954;
Philip
VI:
Benson,
Woodhull
V:
of
VL45-46;
Colonels
VI :5 7-58; VL60-6I;
952- 953;
commissioners
for conspiracies at Albany to,
Schaick,
Townsend,
to
VI: VI :24VI:25VI:26-
V :951 ;
Gerard
VL22-24;
and
53-54;
to
Gansevoort
VI: 19-20; to, V1:20; to, VI :21-22;
to,
Enos
bert
to
Cortlandt,
Weissenfels
950- 951; Fleathcote Muirson to,
951- 952;
to,
VI :8-9; Col. Peter Van Ness to, VI :9; com¬ mittee of congress to, V1:9-1 0; Robert Bohonnon to, VI: 1 5 ; Lt. Col. Thaddeus Crane to, VI: 1 6; Col. Peter Yates to, VI: 17; to committee of congress, VI: 1 8;
Morgan L ewis to, V:
911; his answer, V :91 1-912; pe¬ tition
183
to Gen. James Clinton, Col.
Goose
VI :62;
Gen.
Van Robert
State of New York
184
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
VI:63;
Van Rensselaer to,
VI:64;
ply,
petitions
his re¬
Hannah Van Buren
VI:64-65;
to,
Gen.
VI :l 08-1
to,
Capt. Nathaniel
Robert Howe to, V1:66; Dr. M.
petition
Treat to, asking exemption for as¬
county,
VI :67; to Col. VI:68; John Haring
sistants, Hay,
69; ders
to
other
officers,
Lt.
to,
VI:
advised to hold suspected per¬
sons as hostages,
Col.
Udny
Gen.
V1:71 ; his or¬ Swartwout
VI :71-72;
Gilbert Cooper, Col.
of
VI: 128; to Col. John Lamb, VI: 128-129; to Capt. John Doughty, VI: 129-130; to Gen. James Clinton, VI: 130-131 ;
VI:
Hallett
Philip
informed
of
prisoners, to,
de¬
VL.79-
ply, to,
VI
Samuel Clyde to, on destruction of
VL88-90;
VL92-93;
informed
Ephraim
general, of
to,
enemy’s
VI:9394; Col. Johannis Snyder to, VI: 99; to Lt. Col. Samuel Clyde, VI: 99- 100; Ephraim Blaine to, VI: 100- 101; Abraham Yates, Jr., to, VI: I 01-102; Capt. Nathaniel Norton to, VI: 103; Capt. John Doughty to, VI: 1 05-1 06; to Abraham Yates, Jr., VI: 106107; Gen. Robert Van Rensselaer to, VI :1 07-1 08; John Mathews appearance
in Schoharie,
Tryon
to,
Jonathan
commissary
in
127; Lt. Col. Frederick Weissenfels
VI:82; to Gen. John Fellows, VI: 83- 84; Capt. John Wiley to, VI: 84- 86; replies, VL86-87; Gabriel Leggett to, VI :8 7-88; Lt. Col.
Blaine,
widows
Lt.
Michael Connolly,
Canajoharie,
to
VI: 123; Gov. William Livingston to, VI: 124; Col. Ros¬ well Hopkins to, VI :1 25-1 26; to Gen. James Clinton, VI :1 26-1 27; Col. Henry B. Livingston to, VI:
80; Lt. Col. Gilbert Cooper, to,
Canajoharie,
from
115-120;
VI :1 21-122; to Norton, VI: 122;
and
V1:72-73;
Jacob Newkirk to,
73-74; to Lt. VI: 74; Capt. to, VI: 74-75; struction
to
10,
Ephraim Blame,
to,
Pell,
Jr.,
commissary
VI :1
of
33-1 34; his re¬
VI: 134; Col. VI: I 35; Lewis
Peter Vroman R. Morris to,
:1 36-1 37; Samuel Huntington V1:1 37;
commissary, Gerard
Nathaniel
Stevens,
VI: 138-139; VI: 140; his
to,
Bancker to,
VI: 140; to Nathaniel Ste¬ vens, VI: 140-1 41; to Gen. Ten Broeck, VI :1 41-142; his orders for retal ation upon prisoners, VI: reply,
142-143; Capt.
Charles Graham
VI: 146-1 47; Samuel Towns¬ end to, VI: 148-149; John Ser¬ geant to, VI :1 49-1 50; Jean Edgar to, VI: 150-152; Du Simitiere to, VI :1 52-1 56; to Gen. Ten Broeck, VI: 156; to Capt. Townsend, VI: 156-157; to Washington, VI:
to,
159- 160; Charles Phelps to, VI: 160- 162;
Cyrus
VI: 162-163;
Punderson
Col.
to,
Alexander
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
Webster to, VI: 1 63-1 65 ; William Cross
to,
\ 1:165-166;
185
Mathew
j
clothing returns
to,
VI:234-236
Lt. Col. Johannis Jansen to, VI
Goes, Jr., to, VI :1 67-1 68; Sam¬
236;
uel Huntington to, VI: 168; Gen.
Col. Udny Hay to, VI :238-242
Robert Van
Lt. Col. Johannis Jansen to, VI
169-170;
Rensselaer Cornwall
VI: 1 70;
Col.
Van
to,
VI:
his
reply,
VI:236-237
Sands
to,
242-243; Gov.
Schaick
to,
bull to, VL243-247; Joseph Mc-
V 1:1 71-1 72; to Washington, VI:
Craken
1 74; Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to,
Col.
to,
Jonathan
Trum¬
VI:247-248; to Lt.
Albert
Pawling,
VI :248-
5 1:174-176; Col. Udny Hay to,
249; Lt. Col. Jacob Newkirk to,
VI: 177-182; Gen. James Clinton
VI:249; Col. Philip Cortlandt to,
to,
250;
VI: 182-183,
reply, Hay
to,
Morris 188; to
VI: 187;
and to
others
Gen.
Gen.
V1:2 I 0;
reply,
VI :251 ;
John
F.
Gen.
Lewis
Van Rensselaer to, VI :25 1-252;
Pruyn
to,
VI :251 ;
Philip
VI: 187-
his
VI: 188;
Morin Scott to, VI:254-256; in¬
VI :188-189;
formed by Washington of Arnold’s
James
his
his
Udny
to,
Huntington
Col.
his
Col.
Arnold,
Parsons,
Samuel 190;
184-185;
VI: 185-186;
to,
VI: 189-
reply,
John
treason, VI .-256-264 ; commission¬
Livingston
to,
ers
VI :21 1 ;
re¬
board
reply,
VI:252-253;
at
Albany of
to,
war,
VI:266;
to
VL268-269;
ceives information of loyalist designs
Washington
against Vermont, VI :2 T 3-215; to
McDougall to, VI:273; his reply,
delegates
VI :273-274;
in
congress,
VI :21 6;
to,
VI:270;
to
Col.
Gen.
Eleazer
officers of New York line apply to,
Paterson,
VI :216-21 7;
Mary
to,
Schuyler, VI:275-276; appeals to,
VI :221-222;
Col.
Schaick
from Tryon county, VI:276-277;
Allison Van
VL274-275;
to
Gen.
to, on condition of regiment, VI:
Samuel
223; to Gen. James Clinton, VI:
281 ; Col. Richard Vanck to, VI:
224; to Lt. Col. Albert Pawling,
282-283; Samuel Huntington to,
VI:225; Col. Udny Hay to, VI:
VI :283-284; to Washington, Vi:
225-226,
284; to John
226-227;
informed
of
Huntington
to,
Morin
VL278-
Scott,
VI:
VL227-
284-285 ; Gen. Nathanael Greene
228; Col. Alexander Webster to,
to, VI:286; to Col. Jacob Klock,
VL229-230;
VI:287;
erection
Paterson 231; Col.
of
block-house,
and
to
others,
Mary Allison Peter
Col.
to,
Eleazer
informed
of
VL230-
Johnson’s appearance
VI.232;
VI :288-290;
Gansevoort
sends
Gen.
Brant and on
frontier,
Robert
Van
Rensselaer to, VI :291 ; his reply,
186
State of New York
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
VI :291-292; Lt. Col. Ezra Badlam to, VI:293; to Washington, VI :294-295; to Gen. Greene, VI:295; Samuel Huntington to, VI :296-298; Gen. William Heath to, VI :301-302; informed of de¬ struction of Schoharie, VI:302304; to Gen. Schuyler, VI :304305; Lt. Col. Barent J. Staats to, VI:305; J. Lansing, Jr., to VI: 305- 306; to Washington, VI: 306- 307; Gov. Thomas Chitten¬ den to, VI:308; Washington to, V1:309-3 1 7; Col, Henry B. Liv¬ ingston to, V 1:317, 318; Gen. Robert
Van
Rensselaer
to,
VI:
319; Gen. Abraham Ten Broeck to, V1:32 1 ; Isaac Stoutenbunh to, VI :321-322; J. Dyckman to, VI: 322; Col. Lewis Dubois, to, VI: 322-323; Gen. Schuyler to, VI: 324-325; his reply, VL325-326; Ebenezer Russell to, VI:326; Samuel Huntington to, VI:327328; Joseph Packwood to, VI: 328; to Col. Klock, VI :329; to Col. Peter Bellinger, VI :329; Col. Alexander Webster to, VI:331 332; to Ebenezer Russell, VI: 339; George Smyth to, VI :339340; Samuel Huntington to, VI: 340-343; Gen. Schuyler to, VI: 343-344; Gen. Ten Broeck to, VI: 344; to delegates in congress, V1:345; to James Duane, VI: 345-347; Col. John Lamb to, VI:348; to Gen. Heath, VI :349-
350; Gen. 350- 351 ; 351- 355;
Ten to
Broeck to,
Washington,
sends prisoners of war
VI :356; Broeck, VI:356; to VI :35 7-358; Gen.
to Pishkill,
VI :358;
VI: VI:
receives
to Gen. Ten Washington, Schuyler
examination
to, of
VI:358-363; VI:364-365; Gen. Heath to, VI :365-366; to Gen. Schuyler, VI:368-369; Capt. Leonard Bleeker to, VI: 369-370; Capt. Ben Walker to, V 1:3 71 ; Gen. Heath to, V1:371 372; to Gen. Heath, VI:373374; to Washington, VI:374375; Gen. Ten Broeck to, VI: 376; Josiah Throop to, VI:378379; to Gen. Ten Broeck, VI: 379-380; to Gen. Van Rensse¬ laer, VI:380; Lt. Col. Albert
James Van Driesen, Gen.
Schuyler to,
Pawling
to,
V1:381 ;
his
reply,
VI :381-382; Gen. Heath to, VI: 382-383 ; to Washington, VI :383 ; Washington to, VI:384-387; Judge John Sloss Hobart to, VI: 387-388; Lt. Col. Lrederick Weissenfels to, VI:388-389; re¬ plies, VI:389; to Samuel Hunt ngton, VI:390; to Capt. Moody, VI:39 1 ; Washington to, VI :391 392; to Gerard Bancker, VI:392; Gen. Heath to, VI:392-393; Gen. Ten Broeck to, VI:393; Lt. Col. Stephen Lush to, VI :393395; his reply, VI :395 ; to Wash¬ ington, VI :395-396; to Gen,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George —- continued.
VI:396-397; Maj. Thomas VI :397-398; to Gen. Ten Broeck, VI:398; Samuel Huntington to, VI:399-400; Nicholas Quackenbush to, VI: 401 ; his reply, VI:401 ; to Gen. Ten Broeck, VI:402; Henry Wisner to, VI:402-403; Maj. Benjamin Tallmadge to, VI :403405; his reply, VI:405; Gen. James Clinton to, VI :405-407; to Judge John Sloss Hobart, VI: 410; Samuel Huntington to, VI: 410; Gen. Heath to, VI:4H; Washington to, VI :41 2; Lt. Col. Frederick Weissenfels to, VI:414; war office to, V1:41 5 ; to New York delegates, VI :415-416; Col. William Malcom to, VI :416; Samuel Huntington to, VI:417, 418; Gen. Heath to, V 1:418419; Ezra L’Hommedieu to, VI: 419-420; Gen. James Clinton to, VI :420-421 ; Lt. W. Colbrath to, V 1:421; to Gen. James Clinton, VE422-423; Isaac Nicoll to, VI: 424; to Gabriel W. Ludlow, VI: 424-425; Lt. Col. Frederick Weissenfels to, VI:425-426; John R. Livingston to, VI:427-429; R. R. Livingston to, VI:430; Gov. Thomas Chittenden to, VI: 430-431; to Lt. Colonels Jansen and Newkirk, VI:438; Gen. Wil¬ liam Heath to, \ 1:438-439; his reply, VL439-440; Arthur Jarvis to, VI :441 ; Washington to, VI:
Heath,
Moffat to,
187
Clinton, George — continued.
441-442; Col. Samuel Drake to, VI :444-445; Gen. Heath to, VI: 446; James Duane to, VI:447; Lt. Col. Samuel Clyde to, VI: 449; Col. Hugh Hughes to, VI: 454-455; to Col. Samuel Drake, VI:455; Col. Jesse Woodhull to, VI:456; William Petry to, VI: 456- 457; Col. Udny Hay to, VI: 457- 459; Col. Thomas Thomas to, VI :463-464, 464-465; Lt. Col.
Frederick
VI :466-467 ; VI :472-473; VI :4 73-4 74; to,
Weissenfels
to,
Andrew Moodie to, Gen.
Heath
to,
Gen. James Clinton
introducing
French
officers,
VI :474-475; Gen. James Clin¬ ton to, VI :4 75-4 76; Capt. James Black to, VI:476-477; to Col. Thomas Thomas, VI: 477-478; Col. Samuel Drake to, VI :478-479; his reply, VI: 479; Gen. Heath to, VI:480; Lt. Col. Weissenfels to, VT480-483; John Tayler to, VI:483-484; John N. Bleecker to, VI:484; Wash¬ ington to, VI:485; John Haring to, VI :486-487; Margaret Jones to, VI:488; his reply, VI:488; Maj. Moses Hetfield to, VI :488489 ; to Capt. Thomas Machm, VI: 489-490; to Gen. Heath, VI :490491 ; to Gen. James Clinton, VI: 491-492; Timothy Pickering to, VL492-493; Abijah Gilbert to, VI :493-494, 495-496; James Hamman to, VI:494-495; John
State of New York
188
Clinton, George — continued. Haring to, VI:500; to John N. Bleecker, VI :50l ; to Col. Thomas Thomas, VI:50 1-502; Lt. Col. Stephen Lush to, VL503-505; to John Haring, VI:505-506; Sam¬ uel Huntington to, VI:507-509; to Gov. Jonathan Trumbull, VI: 509-510; to Maj. John Keese, VI :5 1 2; to Ezra L’Hommedieu, VI :5 12-5 13 ; prisoners at Goshen appeal to, VI :517-519; Maj. John Keese to, VI:520; Col. Thomas to, V1:521 ; Col. John Hathorn to, V1:52 1 -522 ; David Galatian to, VL522-523; Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to, VI :523524; William Floyd to, VI:524; Gen. James Clinton to, VI :525 ; Col. A. Hawkes Hay to, VI :526527; Lt. C. F. Weissenfels to, VI :528; his proclamation consti¬ tuting Clinton College, V1:5 34544; Benjamin Smith to, V1:545 ; Judge Robert Yates to, VI :545; T. Van Wagenen to, VI :546-547 : Washington informs of mutiny of Pennsylvania his
reply,
VL547-551;
line,
VI :5 51
;
Lt.
Col.
VI :551-553; Col. Udny Hay to, VL553-554; Samuel Huntington to, VL556558; Ephraim Blaine to, VI:558560; Charles De Witt to, VL562563; D. Humphreys to, on mutiny of Pennsylvania line, VI :564-565 ; Samuel
Andrew
Clyde
to,
Bostwick
Samuel T. Pell to,
to,
V1:5 66 ;
VI:567;
Hen-
Clinton, George — continued. drick Wyckoff to, on plan to ab¬ duct, VI
:568-569;
his reply,
VI: VI:
569; Samuel Huntington to, 569-570; Col. Samuel Drake to, VI :57 1 ; Washington to, VI:5715 72; his reply, VI :5 72-5 73; Judge Robert Yates to, VI:573574; petitions of William Hutton and William Bell to, VI :5 74-5 76; Nehemiah Carpenter to, VI :5 77578; William Floyd to, in vindica¬ tion of Pennsylvania line, VL578580; Gen. James Clinton to, VI: 584-585; Maj. Nicholas Fish to, VI:588; Capt. Henry Godwin to, VI :591-592; Samuel Huntington to, VL594-595; Ft. Col. William Hull to, VL595-596; Lt. Col. James Bruyn to, VI:596-597; to Washington, VI:597-598; Samuel Huntington to, VL598-599; John Gibson to, VI :601-602; to Wash¬ ington, VL603; Col. Udny Hay to, VI :604-605 ; petition to, from inhabitants of Essex county, N. J.,
VL605-606; corporation
607; 620;
of
replies to address of Albany,
James Dickinson to, petition
to,
in
VI:606VI :61 9-
behalf
of
VI:620-621; John Finch to, VI:624; Col. Robert Benson to, VI:625; Joseph Caldwell and others to, VI: 630- 631 ; Hopestill Biglo to, VI; 631- 632; William Bell to, VI: 632- 633; to Col. William Malcom, VL633-634; to Capt. LawTobias
Wynkoop,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. rence, gress,
VI:634; to delegates VI:634-635; Col.
189
Clinton, George — continued. m con¬ Jacob
VI
=679-680; William S. Living¬
ston
to,
VI
=680-683; his
reply,
Klock and Capt. Peter S. Deygert
VI
YI :635 ; George Fisher to, VI: 635-637; Washington to, VI: 637-638; Col. A. Hawkes Hay to, VI:638; Matthew Cantine to, VI:639; Lt. C. F. Weissenfels to, VI:639-640; James Hamilton to, VI:640; Simeon De Witt to, VI: 641; Garnt Rapalje to, V1:641 642; Th. Tillotson to, VI =644645 ; to delegates in congress, VI: 645; Benjamin Birdsall to, VI: 646; John Younglove to, VI =646647; Isaac Nicoll to, VI:647; his reply, VI:648; Henry Glen to, VI:648; Washington to, VI =649650; his reply, VI: 651 ; Ebenezer Mott to, VI :652; Judge John Sloss Hobart to, VI:652-653;
683-685; to Maj. J. H. Paulding,
to,
Catharina
VI:654; 655; to
Snyder’s
petition
to,
VI VI
=683; Gen. McDougall to,
=685-686; Col. Udny Hay to, =686-687; Mrs. Duggan to, in
VI =688; Lt. John McClaughry to, VI =688689; Col. Ab. Brasher to, VI: 689-691 ; D. Wynkoop to, VI: 703-704; Gen. Heath to, VI =704behalf of James Duggan,
705; VI
Amos
Thompson,
=705-707;
to
707- 708; William Floyd to,
VI VI
=709-710;
Isaac Ledyard
=7 10-71 2; to Washington,
712; James Johnston to, his
reply,
VI:
strengthening
of
Schenectady,
VI
miah Carpenter to,
Col.
Ab.
Brasher,
VI:668-669; Benjamin Clapp to, VI :669-670; Col. Hugh Hughes to, VI:670; Gov. Trumbull to, VI =671-673; Col. Johannis Sny¬ der to, VI: 673-676; his reply, VI =676; Ephraim Paine to, VI: 677-678; Col. John Lamb to, VI :678; Christopher Tappen to,
Lawrence,
Jr.,
to,
VI:
=7 13; orders
fortifications
Wallace to,
to
to,
VI: VI:
at
=71 5-71 6; Nehe-
V1:668;
Marvin
VI
713-714;
to, VI: V1:655 ; Robert R. Livingston to, V1:65 6; Solomon Pendleton to, VI =656657; Robert R. Livingston to, VI: 661-667; Meshech Weare to, Elihu
Jr.,
legislature,
708- 709; Samuel Huntington to,
Judge Hobart to,
Judge Hobart,
VI:
VI
to,
VI
=7 17-718;
=7 18-7 19; J.
VI
=719-720;
Samuel Townsend to, on capture and ill treatment,
VI
=720-723; to
Gov. Haldimand, on captures and exchanges,
VI =723-727; William VI =727-728; his re¬
VI =728; Gen. James Clinton to, VI:728; Fred Van Cortlandt to, VI =730; Du Simitiere to, VI: 734-735; his reply, VI =735-736; Samuel Huntington to, VI =737; ply,
Col.
Hugh Hughes to, on battle
of Guilford Court House, 739;
to
Abraham
VI:738VI:
Skinner,
190
State of New York
Clinton, George — continued.
740-741 ; to Gen. McDougall, VI :741-745; to Gov. Trumbull, VI:745-746; to John Jay, VI: 746-749; to James Duane, VI: 749-751; Col. Udny Hay to, VI:751 ; Gen. William Heath to, VI:755-756; his reply, V1:757; Ezra L’Hommedieu to, VI:75 7758; his reply, VI :758-759; Maj. John Keese to, VI : 759; his reply, VI:759-760; to Capt. Henry Dodge, VI :761-762; Jacob Cuyler to, VI:762-763; Gen. Peter Gansevoort to, VI:765-766; his reply, VI :766-767 ^ Helena Goes to, VI:768-769; Capt. J. Law¬ rence, jr., to, VI:769-770; his reply, VI: 7 70; to Gen. Schuyler, VI :770-771 ; Washington to, VI: 771-773; to Maj. McKinstry, VI: 774- 775; Brinton Paine to, VI: 775- 777; his reply, VI :777-778; to Gov. Trumbull, VI:778-779; Gen. Van Rensselaer to, VI:779780; his reply, VI:780; Thomas Menzies to, VI: 781 -782; Jona¬ than G. Tompkins to, V1:782783; his reply, VI:783-784 ; to Henry Dodge, VI:784; to Col. Albert Pawling, VI:784; Lt. Col. Henry Livingston to, VI:785 ; Capt. Elihu Marshall to, VI:785786; informed of Ethan Allen’s correspondence with enemy, VI: 787-788; Col. Jacob Klock to, VI :789-790; Lt. John McClaughry to, VI:792; Gen. James
Clinton, George — continued. Clinton to, VL793-794; Wolvert Ecker to,
V1:794; Col.
Thomas to,
Thomas
VL794-795; his re¬
ply, VI:796; Col. John Hathorn to,
VI :796-797;
Maj.
Thomas
De Witt to, VI:798; Col. William Malcom
to,
VL798-799;
to
justices of peace on extension of Vermont’s
jurisdiction,
VI:799-
800; Lt. Col. Cornelius Dubois to, VI :800-802 ; his reply, VI:802; Gov.
Trumbull to,
VI:803-804;
his orders to Col. Marinus Willett, VI :807-809;
Lrederick
S.
R.
Willson to, VI:809; his orders to Col.
Albert
Pawling,
V1:81 0-
811; Col. Johannis Snyder to, VI: 812; his orders for disposition of levies, Morris
VI :81 3-814; to,
Lewis
VI :81 4-81 5 ;
R. Col.
Henry Ludinton to, VT:816-818; Col. Roswell Hopkins to, VI :81 8819; to Col. Henry Ludinton, VI: 819; Gen. James Clinton to, VI: 822-823; Ezra L’Hommedieu to, VI :823-825 ; General Bancker to, VI :825-826; his reply,
VI:826;
orders Maj. Samuel Logan to ap¬ prehend loyalists, VI:826:827; to John
Morin Scott,
VI :829-830;
Ezra
L’Hommedieu to,
VI :830-
832; Robert Cochran to, VI:832833; Capt. John Doughty to, VI: 833-834 ; Isaac Nicoll to, VI :834835; Maj. Samuel Ten Broeck to, VI :837-838; his reply,
VI:838-
839; Maj. John McKinstry to, VI:
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued.
839; Gen. Schuyler to, VI:840843; Gen. James Clinton to, VI; 843-844; Col. Morris Graham to, V1:845 ; Paul Johnson to, VI :845846; his reply, VI:846-847; Robert Yates to, VI:847-848; Washington to, VI:848-849; Col. Udny Hay to, VI:850-851 ; Maj. Elias Van Bunschoten to, VI:852 ; John Morin Scott to, VI:852-854; John Sloss Hobart to, VI :854855; Gen. James Clinton to, VI: 855-856; Col. Anthony Van Bergen and Lt. Col. Cornelius Du¬ to, VI :856-85 7; his reply, VI:858; Maj. M. L. Woolsey to, VI:858; to Gen. Schuyler, VI: 859-869; James M. Hughes to, VI:860-86I; Maj. Elias Van Bunschoten to, VI:861 ; his reply, VI :861-862; to Gen. Jacobus Swartwout, VI :862 ; John Fish to, VI:862-863; his reply, VI:863; Hezekiah Van Orden to, VI:863864; his reply, VI :864; P. E. Du Simitiere to, V1:868-8 71 ; his re¬ bois
ply,
V1:8 71 ;
Capt.
Richard
VI :8 72-8 73; his an¬ swer, VI:873; Micah Townsend to, VI :874-875; Gen. James Clinton to, VI :87b; Daniel Wil¬ liams to, V 1:881; Gen. James Clinton to, VI :881-882; Capt. Peter Elsworth to, VI:883-884; Matthew Visscher to, VI :884885; John McClung to, VI:885; to Gen. James Clinton, VI:886Sackett to,
191
| Clinton, George — continued.
887 ;
VI :887-888; Gen. Schuyler to, VI :890-891 ; Samuel Huntington to, V1:891 892; to Gen. Van Rensselaer, VI: 892-893; Col. Mannus Willett to, VE893-897; Col. Hugh Hughes to, VI :898; Gen. Schuyler to, VI: 898-899; Judge Richard Morris to, V 1:899; John Burnside to, VI: 902; militia officers of Orange petition him, VI:902;903; Gen. James Clinton to, VR903-904; his reply, VI:905; John Morin Scott to, VE905-906; to Gov Trumbull, V1:907 ; Samuel Hunt¬ ington to, VI:908-909; Col. Udny Hay to, V1:91 4-915; John Davis to, VI :91 5 ; Gouverneur Morris to, VI :9 17-91 8; Samuel Huntington to, VII :3-5, 9; Arent Pruyn to, VII: 10-11; Col. John Williams to, V11:1 1-13; Samuel Huntington to, VII :15; James Holmes to, VII: 15-16; Lt. Col. Brinton Paine to, VII: 19-20; to Gen. James Clinton, VI 1:21-22; Lt. John McClung to, VI 1:22-23; Gen. Daniel Roberdeau to, VII. 23-24; his reply, VII:24-25; Gen. James Clinton to, VII :2526; Col. Hugh Hughes to, VII: 27-28; Maj. Nathaniel Delivan to, VII :30; his answer, VII :30-3 1 ; H. Muirson to, VI 1:32-33; to legislature, VII :33-34; John Younglove to, VII:34-36; his reply, VII :36; Gen. James ClinJonas Canif to,
192
State of New York
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued.
ton to, VII :36-38; to Gen. Van
Lush, VII :96; Lt.
Col.
Brinton
Rensselaer, VII :38; John Fish to,
Paine to, VII: 100; Samuel Lou¬
VII :39; to Mr. Horton, justice of
don to, VII: 101 ; his reply, VII':
the
102;
peace,
Fish,
VII:47-48;
VII :49;
VI 1:50;
to
to
to
Gen.
Col.
John
Clinton,
James
Mc-
Maj.
John
McKinstry
to,
VI1:1 02-1 03; his reply, VII: 1 03104; to Robert Morris, VII: 104-
Ciaughry, VII :50-5 1 ; James Black
105; Lt.
to, VII :5 1-52; Gen. James Clin¬
VII: 1 05-1 06; Fred Jay to, VII:
ton to, VII :52; Nathaniel Sackett
116; his reply, VI1:1 16-1 17; to
Col. James Bruyn to,
to, VII :54-55 ; his reply, VI 1:55;
Israel Spencer, VI1:1 18; to Capt.
John Livingston to, VII :56; Henry
Aaron Hale, VII :1 18-119; Isaac
Livingston to, VII :56; his reply,
Nicoll to, VII: 120; Robert Mor¬
VII :56-57; to board of war, VII:
ris to, VII :1 21-125; D.
57-58, 59; to Gen. James Clinton,
to, VII: 126; to Lt. Col. Brinton
VI 1:59-60; to board of war, VII:
Paine, VII: 126-127; Col. Udny
61-62; to Lt. Col. Brinton Paine,
Hay to, VII :l 27-129, 133-13*4,
VI 1:62-63;
to,
1 34-1 36; to Col. Thomas Thomas,
VI 1:63-64; Col. Udny Hay to,
VII :1 37-1 38; Robert Morris to,
VII :66;
Robert
Charles
Morris
Thomson
to,
V 11:1 38-143;
to
Brooks
Washington,
VII :66-67; E. Stevens to, VII:
VII: 1 43-1 44 ; Maj. Thomas Mof¬
67; his reply, VI 1:67-68; Gen.
fat to, \ 11:146-147; Washington
James
Clinton
to,
Thomas
McKean,
congress,
to,
VI 1:71-72; to,
VII:70-71 ; president
erick Weissenfels to, >’11:148; his
reply,
reply, >11:149; Ezra L’Homme-
James Clinton
dieu to, >11:149-151; his reply,
VI 1:71; his Gen.
VII: 73; J.
to, VII: 147-148; Lt. Col. Fred¬
of
Daniel Gros to,
VIL74-76; Col. Marinus Willett
>11:151-152; Logan,
to
Maj.
Samuel
VII: 152; to Col. Udny
to, VII:78-82; Christopher Mul¬
Hay,
ler to, VIL82-83; to Gen. James
John
Clinton, VI 1:84; Gerard Bancker
Anne Rumsey to,
to,
reply, VII: 158; William Duer to,
VIL84-85; Col. Peter Van
Ness to, reply,
VIL85-86, 89-90; his
VI 1:90; to Col.
Marinus
VII :1 54-1 55, Wiley
to,
155-156;
VII :156-157; VI1:1 5 7; his
VII :1 58-1 59; to legislature, VII: 159-162,
162-164; Washington
Willett, VI 1:90-92; to Col. Peter
to, VII :1 66-1 67; Henry Wisner
Van
to, >11:168-169; his reply, VII:
Ness,
VI 1:92-93;
to
J.
Daniel Gros, VIL93-94; William
169;
Duer
schoten, V11:1 69-170; Col. Ma-
to,
VI 1:95;
to
Lt.
Col.
to
Maj.
Elias
Van
Bun-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. rinus
Willett
to,
j
¥11:170-171;
Clinton, George — continued. reply, ¥11:229-230; Col. Willett
Col. Udny Hay to, ¥11:172; to
to,
Gen.
to,
James
Clinton,
¥11:173-
¥11:230-231; James ¥11:231-233;
174; James Duane and Ezra L’-
Brewster
Hommedieu
¥11:174-176;
Gov.
to,
Capt.
Thomas
to,
McKean
¥11:176-
T93
to,
Duane
Lt.
Caleb
¥11:233-234;
Trumbull,
to
¥11:234-236;
John Grinell to,
¥11:236-
177; Lt. Col. Bnnton Paine and
238; Col.
Udny
others to, ¥11:1 78-1 79; his reply,
238-239;
to
¥11:179-180; Lt. Francis Ham-
¥11:239;
ner
Weissenfels to, ¥11:239-240; his
to,
¥11:180;
Capt.
Henry
Godwin to, ¥11:180-181 ; his re¬
reply,
ply,
¥11:181-182;
and John
Van
Rensselaer
¥11:183;
to
and
Gen.
Generals
Gansevoort,
Schuyler
to,
Col.
Marinus
186-188;
Col.
Willett,
John
Col.
¥11:241;
¥11:
Frederick
Stephen
Morin Scott
Ward
to,
¥11:
242; his reply, ¥11:242; to New York delegates in congress,
¥11:
Lamb
Lt.
to,
McDougall,
241 ; James Vandenburgh to, ¥11:
on
kidnapping attempt, ¥11:1 84-1 86; to
Hay
Gen.
¥11:
242-243; Col. Samuel B. Webb
to,
to, ¥11:245; his reply, ¥11:245; to Gov. William Livingston,
¥11:
to, ¥11:189; Capt. Henry Dodge
246;
¥11:
to,
246-248;
¥11:188; Col.
¥11:190;
Thomas
Levi
Thomas
Pawling
to,
Col.
¥11:190-192; Capt. Henry God¬
Samuel
win to, ¥11:192; to Gen. Schuy¬
249;
Udny Hay to, his
reply,
De Ronde to, his
¥11:248-
¥11:249-250;
ler, ¥11:193-195; to Gen. Peter
Col.
Gansevoort,
to
Thomas Barclay to, ¥11:251 ; to
Gen. James Clinton, ¥11:197; to
Thomas McKean, ¥11:251-252;
Col.
¥11:195-197;
Marinus
Willett,
¥11:198-
his
reply,
Logan to, P.
¥11:204;
Maj.
|
Robert Morris to,
to,
¥11:250;
¥11:253-254;
Lt.
Col.
Weissenfels to, ¥11:254-255; his reply, ¥11:255; Timothy Picker¬
¥11:205-206; Lt. G.
Weissenfels
Schaick to,
Col. Willett to, ¥11:252-253; his reply,
199; James Duane to, ¥11:200204;
Van
reply,
¥11:248;
ing to, ¥11:255-259; to delegates
¥11:206;
in
¥11:207-208;
congress,
¥11:259-260,
260-
Gen. James Clinton to, ¥11:209- |
261 ; Dr. Samuel Stringer to, ¥11:
210; Ezra L’Hommedieu to, VII:
261 ; Gen. William Heath to,
210-212;
Wawarsing [
262-263; Lt. Col. Cornelius Van
■
Veghten to, ¥11:263-264; his re¬
attack
reported to, Nathaniel
on
¥11:225-226;
Delivan
to,
Maj.
¥11:227;
j
Gen. Stark to, ¥11:228-229; his 1 13
ply,
¥11:
¥11:264; Capt. Elihu Mar¬
shall to, ¥11:265; his reply, ¥11:
State of New York
194
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. 265; Col.
Peter Yates to,
to
VII:
Gen.
265; his reply, VI 1:266; British
Gen.
deserters to,
reply,
VI 1:268-269; Gen.
Heath,
Schuyler
VII:315-317;
to,
V11:3 1 8;
VII :318-319;
his
Hugh
reply,
Mitchell to, VII :31 9; to commis¬
VII :2 70; Lt. Col. Weissenfels to,
sioners at Albany, VI 1:319-320;
VI 1:270-271;
in
commissioners at Albany to, VII:
his
320; Lt. Col. Lush to, VI 1:320-
Heath
to,
Albany reply,
VII:269;
to,
his
commissioners VI 1:2 71-2 73;
VI 1:273-274;
Rev.
321;
John
Henry
Glen
to,
VII:323-
Stuart to, VII :274-275; to Col.
325; Capt. E. Marshall to, VII:
Weissenfels,
326-328;
VII:275-276;
John
Lt.
Peter
VIL328-329;
277;
VIL329-330; Gov. Trumbull to,
Gen.
Stark
to,
VII:278;
VI 1:331;
279-280;
Col.
VII:280;
his
Capt.
Henry
Weissenfels reply,
Godwin
to,
j
VII :281 ; to,
Gen.
332-333; Maj.
Henry
to,
Williams and others to, VII:276-
Gov. William Livingston to, VII:
to
Welsh
Heath to, W.
Glen,
VII:
Popham to,
VI 1:333-334; to commissioners at
VII:
Albany,
VII:334-335;
Gen.
281;
to
Gen.
Stark,
VIL282-
Heath
to,
284;
to
Gen.
Heath,
VII:284,
j
Howell
to,
288;
Col.
Willett to,
VIL288-
j
Heath to, VI 1:337-338; commis¬
291; Gen.
his
reply,
Heath
to,
VI 1:291-293; VII:293,
294;
sioners Gen.
VI 1:335-336; VIL336-337;
at Albany
to,
G. Gen.
VII:339;
Heath to, VII:341 ; Capt.
Hugh Mitchell to, VI 1:294-296;
Henry Dodge to,
his
Maj.
to Col. Henry Ludinton, VI 1:342-
John McKinstry to, VII :297; his
343; memorial to, about outrages
reply,
committed on Long
reply,
VI 1:296-297;
VII:298;
to
Gen.
Stark,
VII :34 1:342;
Island,
VII:
Heath,
VII:
VII :299-300; informed of violent
343-347;
to Gen.
behavior of Vermont party, VII:
347-348;
Col.
Willett
to,
VII:
Gen.
Heath
to,
VII:
300-302; Gen.
Heath
to,
VII:
350-352;
302- 303; John
Tayler'to,
VII:
352-354; to Capt. Henry Dodge,
303- 305;
Udny
Col.
Hay
to,
IV :354-355; to commissioners at
VII:305; Gen. Parsons to, VII;
Albany,
307; Ezra L’Hommedieu to, VII:
sioners
308-309;
Lewis
VIL309-310; Albany W.
to,
Popham
Morris,
Jr.
to,
357;
commissioners
.at
359;
VII :31 0-31 1 ; to,
Maj.
VII :31 2-31 3;
William Peters to, VII :31 3-314;
VII:355-356; at
to
Albany Gen.
James
to,
VII:356-
Heath,
VII:357-
Duane
L’Hommedieu
commis¬
to,
and
Ezra
VI 1:359-360;
Ezra L’Hommedieu to, VIL360362;
Gen.
Heath
to,
VIL362-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. 363;
Capt.
E.
VI 1:363-364; VI 1:365; to,
Maj.
Moylan
W.
VI 1:367-368;
Dodge
Clinton, George — continued.
Marshall
John
Capt.
VII:404; John
to,
405-407; commissioners in T'ryon
Henry
Col.
Hawkes
Hay
to,
369;
reply,
VI 1:369;
his
to,
Popham
to, VII :36S;
195
A.
VII:368-
Willett to, VII:370; Col.
Col. Weis-
county
to,
Tayler to,
VII:
VII:407-408;
his
answer, VI 1:409; Gen. Heath to, VI 1:410-411;
Du
Simitiere
to,
VII :41 1-413; Capt. E. Marshall to, V 11:41 3-4 1 4 ; to Gen. Ganse¬ voort,
V 11:41 4-416;
to
Gen.
senfels to, VI1:371 ; Gen. Heath
Heath, VII :41 6-4 1 7; Gen. Heath
to,
Col.
to, VII :41 8-420; Robert Morris
Hugh Hughes to, VII :373; peti¬
to, VII :42 1-430; Gen. Heath to,
VIL371-372,
tion
to,
from
372;
of
VII :431-432; Lt. Ephraim Snow
New Marlborough, VII:374; in¬
inhabitants
to, VI 1:433; Col. Willett to, VII:
formed of capture of Fort Slongo,
434-435; James Duane to, VII:
VII:374-375 ; Col. John Lamb to,
436; Lord Stirling to, VII:437,
VII:376-377;
Willett,
438-439;
to
Col.
Col.
Van Schaick to,
VII :377-379; Joseph Sackett to,
VII:440;
VI 1:382; his reply, VI 1:382; to
VI 1:441;
Gov.
441 -442; receives proceedings of
Trumbull,
Thomas
Fred
VI 1:383-384;
Jackson
to,
VII:
to
Thomas
Gen.
Vermont
on
Barclay,
Heath
state
to,
VII:
independence,
384; to Gen. Heath, VII:385; to
VIL444-447; learns of action at
Gen.
Johnson Hall, VII:447-450, 450-
Stark, VII:386; Col.
John
Field to, VI :387; Eliza Townsend
451;
to,
452 ; Gen. Heath to, VII :453; his
VII :387-388;
VII:388;
James
his
answer,
Hamilton
VII:390-391;
Gen.
VII :391-393,
394-395;
Schuyler Gen. to
Van
Gen.
to,
to,
Heath,
reply,
to,
Stirling, Willett,
to
VI 1:396;
VIL396-397;
Gen.
Heath,
VI1:451 -
VII:453-455;
Gen.
Heath
VI 1:395-396;
Rensselaer,
to
Barber
to
VII:456-457;
to
VII :45 7-458; to,
VII:458;
VII:459; Gen. 459-460; to
Heath
Col.
Col.
Patrick
his
reply,
to,
VII:
Van Schaick,
to Gen. Gansevoort, VI1-398; to
VII :461 ;
Gen.
VI 1:398-399;
VII :461 -462 ; Col. Udny Hay to,
Gen. Heath to, VI 1:399-400; to
VII :463-467; James Hamilton to,
Smith,
Schuyler,
Sears
&
Co.,
V 11:401-
Gen.
Lord
Gansevoort
to,
VII :468;Gen.Heath to, VII :468;
402; informed of affray between
John
Moylan
Vermonters and New York troops,
Col. Willett to, on action at John¬
VII:402-404; Gen. Schuyler to.
son
Hall,
to,
VII:470-47I;
VII:472-475,
481-
State of New York
196
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. 484; Gen. Ten Broeck to, VII;
Capt. D. Niven to, VII :5 13-5 14;
475- 476; to Col. Udny Hay, VII:
to Robert R. Livingston, VI1:5 14;
476- 477; to Gen. Van Rensselaer,
to
V11:4 7 7;
John
Younglove
to,
VII :477; Lord Stirling to,
Col.
515;
VII:
Thaddeus
Crane,
VII:
to
New York delegates in
congress,
VII :5 1 5-516; to presi¬
478-480; Col. William Allison to,
dent
of
congress,
VII :516-519,
VII :481 ; J. Daniel Gros to, VII:
520-522; to Robert Morris, VII:
484; inhabitants of Brattleboro to,
523; Lewis R.
VII :484-485;
523-524; Col. Hugh Hughes to,
to
Gen.
Heath,
Morris to,
VII:
VI 1:485-486; Robert R. Livings¬
VII:524-525 ;Gen. Heath to, VII:
ton to, VII :486; his reply, VII:
525- 526;
487;
Col.
526- 527; Robert Yates to, VII:
488;
Gen.
Willett
to,
VIL487-
Heath to,
VIL488-
Roosevelt,
VI 1:490-491;
Heath
Gen.
Heath,
VII:
527; his reply, VI 1:528; to Isaac
489, 489-490; James Duane to, Qen.
to
VII:528-529;
Gen.
to,
Heath to, VII:529-531 ; president
VIL491 ; his reply, VII :491-492;
of congress to, VII :531 -532 ; John
Cornelius Hasbrouck to, VI 1:492;
Morin
to Col. Willett, VIL493-494; to Gov.
Trumbull,
VI 1:494;
Gen.
Heath to, VII :494-495 ; his reply, VII:495-496;
VI 1:5 32-5 33;
James Duane to, VII:533; Capt.
j
Daniel Williams to, VIL534; Col. John Cantine to,
VII :5 34; Wil¬
liam Floyd to, VIL535; to Wil¬
Honeywell, VII:496; Gen. Heath
liam Floyd, VII :535-537; to Gen.
to,
Bard to,
VII:
Gansevoort,
498; Samuel Pendleton to,
VII:
Gen.
498-500; state
for
P.
Capt.
to,
Israel
VII :497;
to
Scott
his
account
money
501- 502; Gen. 502- 503; 504;
his
Col.
VII :505; to,
Van
VII:
539- 540;
Heath
VII:
540- 542;
reply,
VIL505-506;
VII:503-
VII:538-
to
Gen.
Daniel
Heath, McCarty
VII: to,
VI 1:542; Sir James Jay to, VII:
Willett
to,
543-547; his account with state,
Russell
to,
V 11:548; Maj. Thomas Moffat to,
James
Black
\r 11:549; to Isaac Roosevelt, VII:
Col.
Hugh
550;
John
Capt.
to,
Rensselaer,
to
539; to John Morin Scott, VII:
advanced,
Marinus
VII :504-505;
against
VII :537-538;
Hughes
to,
V! 1:507;
Tayler,
VIL507-508;
to to
John J.
to
Maj.
John
McKinstry,
VII :550-552;
Gen.
Gansevoort
to, VII :552-553 ; William Floyd
Daniel Gros, VIL508-509; Col.
to,
VII:555; Solomon Pendleton
Thaddeus
VIL509-
to,
VI 1:556-559; William Wills
VI 1:511;
to, VII :560-562; his reply, VII:
510;
Crane
to Gen.
to,
Heath,
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. 562;
to
Gov.
562- 563; 563- 564,
Clinton, George -—■ continued.
Livingston,
Gen.
Heath
VII:
to,
564,-566;
197
VII:
approves
i
621- 622;
Gen.
Heath to,
VII:
622- 623; to delegates in congress, VII .-623-624,
624-625;
Gen.
Gen. Heath’s proposal, VI 1:566-
Heath
567;
congress,
Abram J. Van Alstyne to, VII:
VII :567-568 ; Capt. Job Wright
626-627; Thomas McFarren to,
to
delegates
in
to,
VII :625-626;
Col.
to, VII :568-569; to Col. Willett,
VI 1:627-628; Westchester county
VII:569-571 ;
officers to,
to
Robert Yates,
VI 1:629-631; Robert
VII :5 72-5 73; to Gen. Van Rens¬
R. Livingston to, on true policy to¬
selaer, VI 1:5 73-5 74; Col.
ward England, VIII :3-6; to John
ing
to,
Sackett
VII :5 74; to,
Nathaniel
VII :575;
Gansevoort,
Pawl¬
to
Gen.
VII :576-577;
to
Gen. Heath, VII :577-579; Capt.
Morin
Scott,
VIII :6-12;
James
Duane to, V111:1 3-1 4, 14-16; to John
Morin
Robert
Scott,
Morris
VIII: 16-1 7;
to,
VIII: 18-19,
Andrew Moodie to, VI1:580-581 ;
19-20;
William Floyd to, VII :581-582;
VI51:2 1-23; Alexander Hamilton
John
Moylan
Capt.
Thomas
586-587; Col.
to,
Machin
his
Willett
VII:585-586; to,
reply, to,
VII:
VII:587;
VIL587-590,
to,
to
Gouverneur
VI11:23-26;
Weare, ander
Hamilton,
36; Gov.
597- 598; Gen. David Waterbury
36-37;
to, VII :598-599; his reply, VII:
VIII :37-38;
600; Col.
VIII :38-39,
602;
Robert
to,
VI 1:600-
R.
to,
VII :603-604;
to,
VIL604-605;
Livingston
W.
VII:606-608;
Blakeslee Yates
to,
618; and
621;
VI11:41-43;
Ezra L’Hommedieu, VIII :45; to VIII :4 7-48;
Robert
Yates
Duane
to,
VI11:49-50;
Capt.
James
Donaldson to,
James W.
VIII :50; William
Donaldson to, VIII :50-5 3; Rob¬
VII :608-610;
Gen.
ert R. Livingston to, VIII :53-54;
to,
615-
to
VI 1:611, Van
Gansevoort
to
to,
to,
Ezra
Heath
VI 1:608;
Generals
620; to
Morris
40-41;
Robert
to,
Gansevoort
Robert
to,
Thomas
ard to,
VIII:
L’Hommedieu
L’Hommedieu
Washington,
and
VIII :29-30;
Greene to,
Ezra
Thomas to, VII:605-606; Rich¬ Morris
Alex¬
James Duane to, VIII :43-45 ; to
Gen. Col.
Meshech to
James Duane to, VIII :30-31, 33-
596- 597; to John Moylan, VII:
Willett
to
VIII:26-29;
Morris,
Gen.
to,
Heath,
William
Robert
Morris,
Rensselaer
James
VII :618-
William
VI 1:620-
Hamilton to, on Vermont question,
Floyd,
VII:
Duane
to,
VIII :54-55 ;
Floyd
VIII :56-58,
VIII:55-56;
and
Alexander
Robert R.
Livings-
State of New York
198
Clinton, George — continued.
Clinton, George — continued. ton to, on his resignation. VIII :61 ;
Scott, on conference with Sir Guy
William Floyd to, VIII :62-63 ; his
Carleton,
reply,
Morin
VIII :63-65;
Ben
Walker
to, VIII:65-66; William Floyd to,
John
VIII :73-76;
Col.
Robert
R.
Living¬
VIII :1
58-1 59;
VIII: 1 59-1 60; Hanson to, VIII :1 60-1 63; John Lamb to, VIII: 163Elias Boudinot to, VIII: Scott
to,
ston to, VIII :77-79; to William
164;
Floyd,
164- 165;
to
on transfer
of jurisdiction,
VIII:79-81 ;
William
Floyd and Alexander Hamilton to, VIII :83-85;
William
Floyd
to,
165- 168;
Sir
VI 11:86-89; Robert R. Livingston
:168-169;
to, VIII :89-90; to Robert R. Liv¬
to,
VIII
ingston, VIII :91-92; to president
Carleton to,
of congress, VIII :92 ; Robert Mor¬
Jones
ris to, VIII :93; William Floyd to,
ander
81-1 82 ;
in congress, VIII: 1 08-1 09; Rob¬
Morris,
VIII: 1
ert
Guy
R.
Livingston to
to, VIII: 109-
president
of
congress,
Col.
Sir
Guy
VIII:1 75-1 77; John VI11:1 78; Alex¬ Hamilton to, VI11:1 79-
to
110;
to,
Morris
to,
181;
to,
VIII:
Boudinot
:1 73-1 75;
VII1:1
Morris
Carleton,
Robert
VIII :95 ; to New York delegates
Robert
Guy
Elias
VIII
VIII :93-94;
John
Justice
Justice
82-183;
Cortlandt
VIII
Sir
:1 86-1 88;
VIII:
to,
193;
VIII :1 32-1 34;
address to, from officers of second
Egbert
Benson to wait on Sir Guy Carleton,
VIII :1 34-1 35 ;
Hamilton to, ment,
on
Alexander
military
depart¬
VIII: 135; to Washington,
VIII: 1 36-1 37;
York
regiment,
:193-194;
VIII
:194-
195; his reply,
VIII
New York
VI11:202Carleton to, VIII:
:1 95-1 96; to
delegates,
203; Sir Guy
Nicholas
203, 207-210; Elias Boudinot to,
to, VIII :1 37-1 38; William
York delegates in congress, VIII:
VII 1:210; to Sir Guy Carleton, VIII :21 1-216; Elias Boudinot to, VIII :2 16; informed of election as
139-140; Egbert
vice-president
Fish
Maj.
New
reply,
to
VIII :1 31; John Morin Scott to, delegates
his
Yates,
Chief
VIII
Carleton, Philip
Robert to
Floyd to, VIII: 1 38-1 39; to New
Benson
reports
of state
Society
of
VIII :1 47-1 53;
VI11:21 7; George Fisher to, VIII :21 7-21 9 ; Elias Boudinot to, VI11:219-221 ; Cadwallader Colden to, VIII :221224; Robert Morris to, VIII:
New York delegates in congress to,
225-228; address to, from city of
VIII :1 53-1 55 ;
Albany,
to,
on
conference with
Carleton,
Sir
Guy
VI11:1 40-1 44 ;
to
Washington, on permanent military establishment, VIII: 1 44-1 47; John Morin Scott
to,
to
John
Morin
Cincinnati,
VIII:230-231
;
address
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, George — continued. to,
from
county,
civil
officers
of
199
Clinton, George — continued. Tryon
VIII :316;
VI 11:231-232; his reply,
Willett
to
and
Colonels
John
Marinus
Lasher,
VIII:
VIII :232 ; James Duane to, VIII:
317-318;
234-235 ; Gov. Ben. Guerard to,
Digby, VI 11:31 8-319; Rear Ad¬
VIII:235-236; medieu
to,
Ezra
L’Hom-
VI11:237-239 ;
miral
Sir
to
Rear
Digby
Sir
Guy
Admiral
to,
VIII :319;
Carleton
to,
Guy Carleton to, VI11:239-242 ;
319;
his
VIII :320,
321;
Digby
VIII: 322;
reply,
VIII :242-244;
Ezra
L’Hommedieu to, VIII :245-247, 247-248,
248-250;
his
illness,
Capt.
to,
Henry
James
Knox,
VIII:
Duncan
Rear
to,
Admiral to
Gen.
VIII :322-323;
VIII:250-25 1, 252; Chief Justice
Philip Skene to, VI11:326; Abra¬
Morris
ham Cuyler to, VIII:32 7; James
to,
Boudinot
VIII :252-253; to,
VIII :253;
Elias Ezra
Duane
to,
L’Hommedieu to, VIII :254-256;
United
States
to
frontier and Indian affairs,
Washington,
VI 11:25 7-258;
VIII :328-332;
to
commissioners,
on
VIII:
New York delegates in congress to,
332-333; to Joseph Brant, VIII:
VIII :259-263;
334-335;
Ezra
L’Hom¬
his
medieu to, VI11:263-264; W. S.
Peter
Ryckman,
Smith
James
Deane,
to,
VIII :265-266;
James
Duane to, VIII :268-269 ; Sir Guy
Chancellor
instructions VIII:335 ; VI11:336;
Robert
R.
to to to
Livings¬
Carleton to, VIII :2 78-2 79 ; Capt.
ton, VIII :336-337; James Mon¬
Samuel Delivan to, VI11:279; to
roe
Gen. Henry Knox, VIII:280; to
States
Sir Guy Carleton, VI11:280-281 ;
339-340; to Henry Glen, VIII;
to John
343,
Morm Scott,
VI11:281-
to,
VIII :338-339; commissioners
to
Joseph
to,
Brant,
United VIII:
VIII:
282; Sir Guy Carleton to, VIII:
344; to James Deane, \ IS1:344-
282-284; John
to,
345; meets commissioners for In¬
VIII :286-287; address to, of New
dian affairs at Albany, VIII :345-
York citizens, VIII :287-288; his
346; Henry Glen to, VIII:346-
reply, VI11:288-289; address to,
347; to James Deane, VIII:347;
of Marine Society of city of New
James Deane to,
York, VI11:289-291 ; to Sir Guy
Jelles Fonda to, VI11:348; meets
Carleton,
Rear
Indians at Fort Schuyler, with com¬
Admiral Robert Digby to, VIII:
missioners for Indian affairs, VIII:
314-315;
349-364, 370-379; to New York
Rear
Morin
Scott
VIII :291 -292;
his
Admiral
reply, Digby
VIII :31 5 ; | to,
VIII: j
316; St. Jean de Crevecoeur to,
!
delegates
in
VIII:34 7-348;
congress,
VIII: 381 -
382; Charles Thomson to, VIII:
State of New York
200
Clinton, Sir Henry — continued,
Clinton, George — continued. 382-384;
to
legislature,
VIII
384; to Gen. Schuyler,
Charles
number of troops under his com¬ mand,
to,
Benson
VI11:387to, VIII:
B.
VIII
:393 ; Gov.
392; John Jay to, James
:385 ;
:386-387 ;
Thomson
Egbert
intention,
VIII
Gen. Schuyler to,
391;
VIII:
Bowdoin
VIII
to,
:393-
395; at Dobbs Ferry with Wash¬ ington,
VIII :41 2;
at Orangetown
11:482;
to
H.
to,
11:517;
Clinton,
11:523;
his connection with Maj. Andre’s enterprise, Gen.
11:724,
Samuel H.
725,
726;
II:
Parsons to,
803-805 ; communicates with loy¬ alists,
VIII :41 2; Washington with, VIII :413.
subjugation,
dines
and
1 6; Col.
sent
Gov.
in conference with Sir Guy Carleton,
II :5
opposite
Livingston
writes
condition
111:1 10,
1 1 1 ; his plan of
111:302,
536;
out-
maneuvres Lafayette at Barren Hill,
Clinton, George W., of Buffalo, N.
111:352; arrives at Newport, R.
Y., editor of Clinton manuscripts,
I.,
1:3-4;
municates with, on exchanges, IV:
notes
by,,
on
1:485, 513, 560, copy
of
committee
manuscripts,
11:622, 651 ; report
in
his
handwriting, 111:569.
army,
332;
his
son
of
Admiral
Washington
letter
to
Lord
com¬
George
Germain on situation in America, IV:480-482;
Clinton, S.r Henry, lieutenant-general, British
111:660;
reported
to
be on
Long Island, IV:666; Gov. Clin¬ ton writes to, IV:825-826, 854;
George Clinton, provincial governor
Fort Lafayette surrenders
of New York, 1:18; his foraging
21, 23-25; Gen. Pattison reports
parties,
1:85; takes
command of
to,
to,
V:22-23; determines to
V:
hold
British forces in New York, 1:147;
Stony Point, V :26; his supersedure
his strategy deceives Gen. Putnam,
reported,
V: 1 56; writes to
Lord
1:148; despatches Gen. Vaughan
George Germain on Paulus Hook
on expedition up Hudson river, I:
affair, V :208 ; to be reinforced, V:
155;
210; has no jurisdiction in Canada,
Washington’s
purpose,
view
11:383; his
of
attempt
his to
V :220; his decision on admission
effect junction with Burgoyne, 11:
of families to New
388, 394, 433; commands in per¬
307, 308; troops embark under his
son
command,
at
Forts
Clinton
and
Mont¬
gomery, 11:389, 395; attempts to communicate
with
Burgoyne,
II:
398-399, 403, 404, 413, 443; his
designs
against
Albany,
II:
437; Gov. Clinton' s opinion of his
Trumbull
V :422, writes
to,
ork city, V:
438; on
Gov.
violated
paroles, V:529; to be reinforced, V:589; his losses Oct. 6,
1777,
V:598; his proclamation, V:644approves
terms
of
exchange,
V:
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, Sir Henry — continued.
Clinton, James — continued.
764; his power to exchange ques¬ tioned,
V: 765;
possession 778;
be
in
of South Carolina,
V:
Gen.
jecture
as
said
to
Robert Howe’s to
his
con¬
movements,
201
mission, 1:18; in command of de¬ fenses
of
Highlands,
wounded in Highlands,
1:133;
storming of 1:149,
forts
11:382;
in
com¬
V;
mands division in Sullivan’s expedi¬
802; expected at New York city,
tion, 1:1 64 ; joins Sullivan at Tioga
V:807, 810; takes Charleston, S.
Point, 1:165; delegate to conven¬
C., V:808; reaches Sandy Hook,
tion to ratify federal constitution, I:
V:854;
George
1 86; his draft of Hudson river and
Germain, V:876-877; ascends the
recommendation of fortifications, I:
Hudson,
199; to be colonel of battalion, I:
writes
to
Lord
V :889 ; his messages to
mutineers in continental line, 550,
578,
mation,
VI:
206; interested in fire rafts, 1:247-
VI 1:493; his procla¬
248, 285; allowed to send rein¬
VI:675;
York by
Lord
joined
at New
Cornwallis,
VII:
forcement to Col. A. Hawkes Hay, 1:261-262;
his
forts
to
be
111; letter to, from Lord George
strengthened, 1:274, 276; goes to
Germain,
most
New
VII:
Thomas Machin to confer with, I:
Lord
308; writes to George Clinton, on
of
his
353;
VII: 173, troops
unable
Cornwallis, his
of
status
oners,
relieve
VIL357,
392,
transports,
embarked, to
supposed
361,
187;
intentions,
395;
his
V! 1:489; of
362-363;
two
VII:
troops his
on
opinion
American
pris¬
VI 1:584; his headquarters
York
work
in
city,
1:282;
Highlands,
Lieut.
1:336-337;
desires reinforcement of 1 000 men, 1:342-343; to be conferred with on
new
defenses,
1:405,
411;
writes to George Clinton on condi¬ tions
in
Highlands,
1:452-453;
in New York city, VIILxxviii; his
will join troops guarding passes on
recall, VI11:2 72; his evacuation of
west side of river, 1:692; writes to
Philadelphia, VIII :294.
George Clinton from Fort Mont¬
Clinton, James, of county of Long¬ ford,
Ireland,
ancestor of George
Clinton, 1:15. Clinton, James, brigadier general, son of Charles and brother of George
gomery,
L728,
729,
729-730,
732;
commands at
Ramapo,
I:
798,
11:74;
prisoners
to
George
sends
Clinton,
11:6; commands
at Sydman’s Bridge, II :43; at Fort
Clinton, 1:16; took part in expedi¬
Montgomery,
tion against Fort Frontenac, 1:17;
Barns
his career in Revolution, 1:17-18;
Clinton sends
member of Pennsylvania line com-
reports
writes
11:222; to,
Stephen
11:322;
orders to,
movements
of
Gov.
11:352;
enemy
to
State of New York
202
Clinton, James — continued.
Clinton, James — continued. Gov.
Clinton,
11:360-361;
munication
to
Capt.
Walter
N.
ordered to collect militia, 11:362;
Butler, IV :45 7-459; appeal to, of
informed of skirmish near Suffern,
inhabitants of Cobleskill, IV:474-
11:365-367;
475;
his
wound
escape,
11:382, 387,
reports
to
Gov.
operations,
and
393, 408;
Clinton
11:457-459,
enemy’s 463;
to
informed
of conference
be¬
tween friendly Indians and Onondagas,
I V:492-494;
Charles Clinton to,
letter
of
IV:5 17-519;
Gov. Clinton on militia affairs, II:
A. DeWitt to,
473-475,
ports to Gov. Clinton affairs of his
488-489,
494;
Gov.
IV :52 1 -522 ; re¬
Clinton’s directions to, in regard to
department,
John
11:550-551; ap¬
Clinton advises to attempt seizure
proves fortification of West Point,
of British vessels on Lake Ontario,
Patterson,
11:692;
his
provisions,
attempts
to
11:760 ;
obtain
commends
IV:528-529;
Gov.
IV:568-569; Washington informs of
arrangement
of
New
York
Sergeant Harkneas, 11:768; reports
troops, IV :61 8; Gov. Clinton no¬
cases of inoculation for smallpox,
tifies of threatened attack on frontier,
11:808-809; case of Caleb Hyatt
IV:652; to confer with Generals
111:1
referred to,
67-1 68; writes to
Schuyler and Ten Broeck relative
Gov. Clinton, 111:195-196; Gov.
to frontier protection, IV:655; to
Clinton to, on flags of truce, III:
Gov. Clinton on frontier protection,
291-292; on frontier service, IV:
IV :663-664 ; asked to build block¬
182;
stationed
house at Sacandaga, IV :670 ; draft
333,
337;
from
Albany,
interested
Cherry
337,
at
in
Valley,
IV:
sufferers
of
troops
IV:335,
on
his
363; Gov. Clinton to, on
Cherry Valley sufferers,
IV:345-
Gov.
said
advice,
to
be
ordered
IV:694;
informs
Clinton of needs of frontier
families and expedition against On¬
346; mentions distress at Cobles-
ondaga
kill,
ply of Capt. Walter N. Butler to
IV:389;
asked
to
aid
ex¬
Castle,
change of Cherry Valley prisoners,
his letter,
IV:41 5,
to,
efforts
416, 417; informed of
to
detach
American
cause,
Oneidas
from
IV :41 7-418;
on
sufferers, Clinton
IV:702-704;
IV: 7 1 0; Gov.
appropriation
IV :71 on
loyalists
Clinton
for
1-712; in
re¬
frontier to
Gov.
Albany
Gov. Clinton to, on Cherry Valley
county,
IV:7 35 ;
sufferers,
reply,
IV: 735-736;
cautioned
encouraging
Vermont
his
wife,
IV :420; letter to,
IV :428-429;
from
Gov.
Clinton’s
informs
against
Gov. Clinton of affairs in his de¬
leaders,
partment,
to rendezvous at Canajoharie, IV:
IV:437-438; his com-
IV:743-744; his brigade
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, James — continued. 751; to
Gov.
Clinton, James — continued.
Clinton on Indian
Schoharie
203
activity
at
Arabia,
IV:770-771 ; on expedi¬
and
rear, V:235, 237, 242-243; Lt.
Stone
Col. Albert Pawling fails to join, V :244-248, 252, 941 ; Du Simi-
tion against Onondagas, IV:772;
tiere
Gov. Clinton to, on frontier events,
about expedition, V:496; to Gov-
IV :791 -792; to Gov. Clinton on
Clinton
Tryon county incidents,
V:610-61 1 ; Gov. Clinton’s reply,
IV :81 1 ;
desires
from
information
from,
Morristown,
N.
report of Capt. Luke Day to, IV:
V :611-612;
81 1-812; to command new levies,
on vacancies in brigade,
IV :822, 850; Gov. Clinton to, on
his brigade destitute of meat,
frontier to
protection,
Gov.
Clinton,
IV:829-831; IV:838,
Gov.
Clinton
J.,
to,
V :699; V:
768; his measures for protection of frontier, V:805, 817; at Albany,
843;
Col. Goose Van Schaick to, IV:
V :807; ordered to West Point, V::
843-844;
IV:
809, 816, 820, 821, 830, 831 -
852; Col. Van Schaick informs of
832, 841, 853; news to be for¬
sentiment
warded to, V :882 ; Gov. Clinton
Gov.
Clinton
to,
of friendly Indians,
V:
to,
35-36; to his wife on intended ex¬ pedition against Indians, V:82-84;
\
on
recruiting,
V:908;
his
opinion on question of commissions,
to Gov. Clinton on expedition, V:
VI :3; Gov. Clinton to, on promo¬
86-87; denial that he made requisi¬
tions, VI:60-61 ; Gov. Clinton to,
tion for men on Vermont, V: 1 15;
asking return of recruits, VI: 126-
to his wife on expedition, V:122123;
Capt.
overtures
Walter
to,
N.
V: 1 30;
i
Gov.
asked to make brigade re¬
turns, VI: 129, 1 30-1 31 ; to Gov.
Butler’s to
127;
(
Clinton, accounting for delays, VI:
Clinton on delay of expedition, V:
182-183; to Gov. Clinton on ap¬
148-149;
on
pointments for his son, Alexander,
V:149-150;
and Maj. Popham, VI: 184-185;
want
of
Gen.
Sullivan
provisions,
to,
Gen. Sullivan gives marching orders
Gov.
Clinton’s
reply,
VI:185-
to, V:178, 182; Gov. Clinton to,
186; Gov. Clinton to, on supplies
V:1 80-1 81 ; to Gov. Clinton; ex¬
for Col.
pects to meet Lt. Col. Albert Pawl¬
VI:224; to take command at Al¬
ing at Oquaga,
bany,
V:183,
192; to
Gov. Clinton on reports from en¬ emy,
V:188-190;
Gen.
Sullivan
Van Schaick’s regiment,
VL368,
372,
379,
380,
385, 391 ; in charge of militia, VI: 374;
at
Saratoga,
VI:394;
to
awaits him at Tioga, V:204; his
Gov. Clinton on affairs of his de¬
account of battle of Newtown, V:
partment, VI :405-407; ordered to
224-228; moves
issue rations to Canadian families.
against
enemy’s I
State of New York
204
Clinton, James — continued.
Clinton, James — continued. VI:417;
to
420-421;
Gov.
Gov.
422-423;
Clinton,
Clinton
his
letter
to,
VI:
Clinton that regulars will be with¬
VI:
drawn from frontier service, VII:
introducing
36-38;
asked
French officers, VI :474-475 ; com¬
York
plains of want of provisions,
his reply,
VI:
to
artillery
complete
regiment,
New
VII :50;
VII :52; Gov.
Clinton
475-476; Gov. Clinton to, on re¬
to,
appointments
and
cruiting,
hension
of
VII:59-60;
reports
mutiny
VI :491-492;
appoints
Lt. Col. Cochran to command at Fort Schuyler,
VI :525; to Gov.
on
deserters,
VI1:70-71;
in
to
first
Gov.
appre¬
regiment,
Clinton
on
Clinton on appointments, VI:584-
unsigned warrants, VII:73; Wash¬
585;
pro¬
ington desires Massachusetts militia
to
visions,
Gov.
Clinton
on
VI:728; discontinues de¬
to reinforce, VII: 167; Gov. Clin¬
livery of arms to militia, VI:766;
ton to, on alleged defection of Ver¬
to
mont, VII :1 73-1 74; sends troops
Gov.
Clinton
on
returns,
ap¬
pointments and provisions, VI: 793-
to aid of Gen. Schuyler, VII: 185;
794;
informed of enemy’s appearance on
to
Gov.
Clinton on
enlist¬
ments and supplies, VI:822-823;
Ulster
asked to appoint officers to receive
forced from the east, VII :209-21 0;
levies, VI:837; advised of arrival
orders
of British ships at Crown Point,
stores
VI:842;
his
fear
of
desertions,
VI :843-844 ; informs Washington of need of supplies, VI:848, 850; Washington’s orders to,
VI:849;
frontier,
removal from
V11:1 9 7;
of
rein¬
ordnance
German
and
Flats,
VII:
230; approves Col. Willett’s dis¬ position of troops, VII:253; con¬ templates
exchange
of
prisoners,
VII:283 ; his applications for im¬ receives impress warrants for food, \ 1:855-856,
859;
sends
Gov.
Clinton news from Fort Schuyler and Saratoga, VI :8 76-881, 881 882;
Gov.
Clinton’s
reply,
VI:
886-887; question of abandoning Fort Schuyler submitted
to,
VI:
press warrants refused,
fails of promotion, VIII :55; com¬ missioner on Pennsylvania bound¬ ary line, VIII :385. Clinton, Mary (Mrs.), wife of Gen. James
Clinton,
892-893; decides to abandon fort,
husband,
VI:903-904;
quested
Gov.
Clinton
to,
VII :300;
her
letter
IV :428-429; of,
to
her
favor re¬
IV:521-522;
Gen.
VI :905 ; ordered to furnish returns
Clinton writes to, on eve of expe¬
of infantry regiments and vacancies
dition
in rank,
Gen.
VII :21-22;
gives
infor¬
mation, VII :25-26; informs Gov. I
against
Indians,
V :82-84;
Clinton writes to, from Ot¬
sego lake, V: 1 22-123.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clinton, William, English ancestor of [ Close, John George Clinton, 1:15.
proclamation
organizing,
Close,
VI:
Solomon,
Thomas
534-544. Clinton
(Rev.), writes to Clin¬
ton, 1:380-381.
Clinton College, at Schenectady, N. Y.,
205
lieutenant,
Thomas’s
of
Col.
regiment
of
Westchester county militia, joins in
County,
N.
Y.,
petition
disputed
to
set off new regiment,
11:642.
election returns from, 1:185.
Clinton Papers, original purchase of, f Closen, Caleb, loyalist, in expedition by legislature, indexing, acter,
from Canada, VI:772.
1:3; arranging and
1:3;
char¬ |
manuscript
city,
1:3-4; letters missing from,
Robert, baron, his victory at
Plassey,
professor in
King’s College,
1:78.
1:4-5, 11:594. Clive,
Clossy, Samuel (Dr.), of New York
1:23;
his
generosity
to
j
Closter, N. J., Clinton stations guards at, 1:498; Col. John Hathorn or¬ dered to, 1:503, 506; enemy ex¬
Pitt, 1:27. Clock, see Klock.
pected
Cloister, Cloyster, see Closter.
Clinton’s force stationed at, 1:534,
Clopper,
Catharine
Cornelius 11:575,
(Mrs.), wife of
Clopper,
her exchange,
576-577,
111:271-272,
Clopper, Cornelius, loyalist, in New
Hendrick, N.
of
Y.,
exempts
111:642,
of IV:
564, 586, 587, 592, 612, 616, 619, 662, 668, 673; enemy’s en¬
Clothing,
mission to, to return to New York from Poughkeepsie,
111:374-375.
Clopper, Peter, II :625.
county,
N.
Elnathan,
Conn.,
captured
of by
Long Island, V:381.
(Clousdal), Thomas, Gen.
Jones’ permit to, to transport to
New York
city,
IV:
812-813, 837, 839. Clough, -, of Butternuts, Otsego county, N. Y., V:417. Clous, Johan Jury, military prisoner
Salem, Y.,
West¬
in Poughkeepsie jail, VI :836.
refuses
Clove, the, see also Smith’s Clove.
oath of allegiance, III :699. Close,
as
(Miss), her
exchange, 11:575, 576, 577; per¬
of
selected
troops, IV:1 19-120, V:460.
persons
Benjamin,
Shawangunk
deficiency in supply for New York
D. Clopper, Kitty (Ceaty)
chester
part of
564; new levies ordered to, 1:547,
Cloudsal
652.
Close,
517;
place for storing, 111:96-97, 238;
York city, II :5 75.
Claverack,
1:507,
croachments at, 11:315.
VI :445-446.
Clopper,
at,
Clove, the, in southern New York,
Greenwich, British
near
Orangetown march
to,
militia
unwilling
to
1:702;
necessity
of
guarding pass at, 1:725 ; Washing-
State of New York
20 6
Clute, John F., of Schenectady, N.
Clove, the —continued. ton
writes
121,
122;
quarters in,
to
Putnam
from,
Washington’s 11:122,
319,
11:
head¬ VIII:
401, 405; New York militia to
Y., joins in statement of grievances,
111:66. Clute, John G., signs certificates of inhabitants
of
Boght
and
Half
defend, 11:196, 390; New Jersey
Moon, Albany county, N. Y., V:
militia to guard, 11:420; robberies
40.
committed in and about, IV:476,
Clyde
776,
761 ; Maj. Andre’s captors
(Cloide, Clyd, Klide,)
uel, lieutenant colonel of first regi¬ ment,
halt at, VI :263, 264.
Sam¬
Tryon county militia, joins
Clover reach, Hudson river, 1:126.
in appeal to Fafayette for protec¬
Clowes, Samuel, of Queens county,
tion
N. Y., loyalist, V:159.
of Cherry
105;
Cluet, Evert, of Saratoga, N. Y., em¬
Valley,
command
of
111:104-
contemplated
expedition against Unadilla to be
ployed in building blockhouse, VI:
given to, 111:379; appeals to Gen.
229.
John Stark in behalf of Cherry Val¬
Cluet, John, Jr., of Albany, N. Y.,
ley,
111:409-410;
signs petition in behalf of William
protection of
Rogers,
117-119;
111:327;
of
exempts
of
Albany, IV: 1 0.
Edward
Clum, John, captain, of fifth regiment,
petitions
for
Tryon county,
IV:
signs Hand
Cherry Valley,
appeal for
to
Gen.
protection
of
IV :261 ; conveys
Dutchess county militia, certifies in
reports
regarding
behalf of Samuel Hake,
Valley,
IV:287, 297; suffers by
V:372,
fort
at
Cherry
671 ; loyahsts taxed in the beat of
destruction of Cherry Valley, IV:
his company, VI:653.
339,
Clump,
Thomas,
driven from home
by frontier incursion, V :62, 63. Clump,
Zachariah,
flour
purchased
Frederick
(Fradrick),
675,
Fisher,
787; at¬
IV :5 76;
sends
returns of Cherry Valley sufferers, IV :721-722,
of
721,
tempts to influence behavior of Col. Frederick
from, for use of army, V :296. Clute,
411,
786-788;
at
Fort
Plank, V:741 ; sends alarm to Col.
Schenectady, N. Y., joins in state¬
Goose Van
ment of grievances, 111:66.
German Flats, VI:63; reports de¬
Clute, Isaac, of Schenectady, N. Y., joins
in
statement
of
grievances,
111:66. in
111:66.
of
statement
of
grievances,
V:762;
Canajoharie,
at
VI:88-
90; Clinton acknowledges report, VI:99-100;
Clute, John, of Schenectady, N. Y., joins
struction
Schaick,
compfains
ment of his apprentice,
of
enlist¬
VI:449;
informs Clinton of desperate condi¬ tion
of
regiment,
VI :551-553;
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Clyde,
Samuel — continued.
207
Coats, John, surgeon, writes to Clin¬
testifies at court of inquiry on con¬
ton on needs of sick soldiers, 1:397-
duct of Gen. Robert Van Rensse¬
398, 41 2-41 3; his service in Can¬
laer, VI :699. Clymer, -
ada, 1:424.
(Mrs.), of Philadel¬
phia, Pa., 1:72.
David,
brigadier-general,
of
Massachusetts, on court of inquiry
Clymer, George, delegate to congress from
Cobb,
Pennsylvania,
1:177,
VI:
relating to
Col.
Richard
Varick,
V 1:282; his account of Washing¬
908, 909, 910 ; on committee to
ton’s address to officers, VIII: 124.
assess state quotas of national tax,
Cobb, Ebenezer, of Saratoga, N. Y.,
VIII :39; on committee to confer
petitions for protection of frontier,
with R. R. Livingston, VII 1:61. Clyne,
Elizabeth,
of Tryon county,
111:210, IV:77Q. Cobb, John, of Saratoga, N. Y., pe¬
N. Y„ made captive by Indians,
titions
VI:724.
IV:770.
Clyne,
Margaret,
of Tryon
county,
for
protection
of
Cobb, Joshua, of Saratoga,
frontier,
N.
Y.,
N. Y„ captured by Indians, VI:
petitions for protection of frontier,
724.
111:210, IV:770.
Clyne, Maria, of Tryon county, N. Y., captured by Indians, VI:724. Cnut,
Garret,
of
Cohoes,
N.
Y.,
V :40. Cnute,
Cobleskill
(Cobe-skill,
(Fraderick),
Kill,
Cobus Kill, Cowels Kill, Jacobes Kill,
Jacobus
Kill,
Schoharie county,
Frederick
Cobis
N.
Kobiskill), Y., Onon¬
signs
daga raid on, 1:166; soldiers sta¬
certificate of inhabitants of Boght
tioned at, 1:569, 570; its destruc¬
and
tion,
Half Moon, Albany county,
N. Y„ V :40. Coal,
Aaron,
Brinckerhoff’s
111:377,
378,
380,
381,
382, 387, 390, 403, 413, 414, of
Col.
regiment,
Abraham Dutchess
county militia, V :825.
424, 425, 450, 467, 506, 527, IV:260; troops sent to, 111:383, 396; prisoners taken at, 111:506,
Coall, Barnabas, of Col. John Field's
527; refugees from, 111:594, IV:
regiment, Dutchess county militia,
389, 474-475,
11:734.
833, 856; militia stationed at, V:
Coalman, William, of Col.
Roswell
Hopkins’ regiment, Dutchess county militia, V:825. Coane, Conolly, lieutenant, of sixtysecond regiment, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:45 1.
366,
723,
725,
757,
630; applies for relief,
V:
578; visited by enemy, VI 1:291. Coch (Cock), George, captured with son, by enemy, 111:395, 407. Cochecton Casheton,
(Casheghton, Cashighton,
Cashegton, Cashistan,
State of New York
208
Cochran, Robert—continued.
Cocnecton — continued. Cashithtown,
Coschecton,
Co-
to works at Fort Schuyler by rain,
shackton, Coshecton, Cosheighton,
VI :877-878;
Coshethton, Cosheton,
barracks,
Coshictmg,
reports
VI:878;
burning Gen.
of
James
Kasshington, Keshaighton, Keshec-
Clinton to, on disasters at fort, VI:
ten, Keshecton, Koschecton), Sul¬
878-879;
livan county, N. Y., enemy lurking
Fort
about, 1:698; patriots at, call for
pursuit of deserters, VII: 71 ; joins
help, 1:705; sachem of Five Na¬ tions offers friendship to,
11:271;
Whig inhabitants threatened,
III:
ordered
Schuyler,
to
evacuate
VI:903;
in address to Clinton,
sent
in
VIII :195.
Cochrane, Sir Alexander F. I., cap¬ tain of “ La Sophie,” British man-
192, 193; pacific assurances from,
of-war,
111:368-369,
VIII :315 ; to inquire into seizure
390; loyalists take
in
provisions and cattle at, 111:376,
of
505; operations of Charles Smith
VIII :322.
at, III :399-400;-intelligence from, 111:523,
524,
540,
541-542,
633-634, 653, 720; Brant arrives at, IV:210; Col. Philip Cortlandt sends troops to, IV:276.
refugee
Cock,
under
of
of
transports,
English
colors,
Kingsbridge,
New
^ ork city, John Adams lodges at his tavern, 1:69. Cock,-(Dr.), 111:456. Cock,
Cochran, John (Dr.), director general
-,
charge
Robert,
wishes permission
to
visit Long Island, V:647, 648.
of military hospitals, VII:243. Cochran,
Robert,
lieutenant-colonel,
second regiment.
New York line,
speech of Oneidas and Tuscaroras to, IV:130, 131-132; reports in¬ cidents at Fort Schuyler, IV: 1 31133;
takes
part
in
expedition
against Onondaga settlements, IV:
Cock, Ruth, permitted to go within enemy’s lines with children, V:275. Cocking Clove, see Cocksingh Clove. Cockins, see Calkins. Cocks,
James,
chester
of
county,
Peekskill, N.
West¬
Y.,
brings
charges against loyalists, 11:321.
for land
Cocks, William, of Col. James Mc-
grant, IV:859-860; desires money
Claghy’s regiment of Ulster county-
for
militia, VI :624.
703;
makes
recruiting,
application
VI: 146;
in
com¬
mand of regiment, VI: 147; repre¬
Cocksingh (Cocking, Coxsing) Clove,
sented in appeal of line officers to
Ulster county,
legislature,
loyalists, 1:766,
V1:21 9;
in
command
at Fort Schuyler,
VI:525,
584;
submits
surprise
Buck
plan
to
island, VI:832-833; reports injury
N.
Y.,
767,
resort 785,
for
796,
11:635. Codman, -, near Boston, Mass., his
house
mentioned
in
defining
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Codman,-, — continued.
209
Coen, Jurry, of Col. Peter R. Living¬
quarters of officers who surrendered
ston’s regiment of Albany county
at Saratoga, 11:450.
militia, IV:36.
Codwise, Christopher, lieutenant, sec¬
Coeymans
(Coemans,
Queeman’s),
ond regiment, New York line, V:
Albany county, N. Y., Gen. Gates
704; joins in appeal of line officers
desires to meet Clinton at, 11:478,
to legislature, VI:220; captain of
481,
levies, VI:796, 814; musters men
at, III :1 I 7, 273.
in
Livingston
Manor,
VI:883;
482;
Coeymans
gunboats
(Coymans)
constructed
Patent,
Al¬
makes return of levies from Gen.
bany county, N. Y., loyalists col¬
Swartwout’s
lected at, 111:526, 527.
227,
brigade,
284,
313,
VII: 172,
334;
recom¬
mended for special service on Long Island, VII :237. Coe, Benjamin,
Robert
Johnston,
communicates Clinton,
11:538;
information
111:74;
bears
from
letter
to
Clinton, V:710. Coe, John,
of
Cogel,
Daniel,
confined
at
New
Windsor for disaffection and diso¬
of Haverstraw pre¬
cinct, N. Y., petitions in behalf of Capt.
Coffin, Caleb, 111:202.
bedience of orders, II :436, 457. Coggeshall (Cogswell), Freeborn, of Col.
Roswell
Hopkins’
regiment
of Dutchess county militia, V :72. Coggeshall, James, of New York city, loyalist, V: 1 59.
Haverstraw precinct, Cogh, Hendrick, loyalist, prisoner of
N. Y., petitions in behalf of Capt. Robert Johnston, 11:538; petitions against withdrawal of militia, IV: 775; recommends removal of cer¬ tain families within enemy’s lines,
John
D.,
of
Haverstraw pre¬
cinct, N. Y., petitions against with¬
east
of
Coe, Jonas, of Haverstraw precinct, N. Y., petitions in behalf of Capt.
workman,
listed
as
mutineer, 1:642. Coeman, David, of Essex county, N. J., petitions in behalf of American captives, VI:606.
14
(creek),
Onondaga,
six
miles
VIII: 359,
360. Thomas,
twenty-sixth
captain,
regiment
of
(Mass.),
continental infantry, on court mar¬
Cohoes
(Cahoes),
Albany
county,
N. Y„ V :40. Coile,
Robert Johnston, II :538. William,
river
tial held near White Plains, 1:41 3.
drawal of militia, IV:775.
Coe,
Coghsunto
Cogswell,
V :678. Coe,
war, V1:7 31.
N.
Y.,
destruction
of settle¬
ment, IV :41 4. Coke, Philip, of Helderbergs, N. Y., loyalist,
carries messages
to
New
York city, 11:634, VII:492. Cokehose, Cokehouse, see Cokeose.
2 10
State of New York
Cokeose,
Delaware county,
N.
Y.,
Colden, Cadwallader, major, of Ulster
abandoned by Indians, 11:271 ; re¬
county,
sort of loyalists and Indians,
IV:
Colden, confined by committees of
1 9; visited by detachment of Col.
New Windsor and Newburgh, I:
William
246;
Butler’s
command,
IV:
185.
N.
his
Y.,
son
of Lt.-Gov.
influence,
1:246-247,
797; charged with aiding loyalists,
Colbrath, William, lieutenant, of third regiment. New York line, 11:685;
1:767,
797; sent
by
Clinton
to
Kingston jail, 1:785; his parole on
offers resignation, V:479; ordered release
from prison,
11:274-275;
on recruiting service, V:95 1, 952; his expenses for recruiting, VI: 140, 421, 827-829 ; joins in representa¬ tion of line officers to legislature,
begs enlargement of privilege,
II:
339-340; opposition to his return to his farm, 11:343; sent with pass
VI:220; buys provisions and for¬
to council of safety, 11:426; asks
age for public use, VI :820, 821 ;
Clinton for permit to return home,
to
and
11:468; his case referred to coun¬
impress
flour
in Albany
Tryon counties, VI:856; officer of
cil of safety, 11:468-469; his letter
second New York regiment, VIII:
submitted
195 ; receives information about Six
refuses oath of allegiance, 111:520;
Nation
his wife and daughter to go to New
344;
chiefs,
VIII :340-341,
quartermaster,
VI11:342,
379-380.
to
legislature,
11:698;
ork city and return, V :2 I 4, 281, 360, 375, 376, 377; his family
Colden, Cadwallader, lieutenant-gov¬ ernor of province of New York, commissions George Clinton attor¬ ney-at-law, 1:18; attempts to en¬
permitted to remove to New York City,
VU409,
VII:382,
755-756,
454-455,
460,
757, 468;
intercedes with Clinton in behalf of force stamp act, 1:37-38; his con¬ test with 1-38-39,
citizens
of
viii-xii,
New York, xxiii;
de¬
nounced in McDougall hand bill,
loyalists, VIII :221-224. Colden, Cadwallader, Jr.,
of Ulster
county, N. Y., son of Maj. Col¬
1:47; answer of provincial council
den, attests election of delegates to
to, 1:73; William Smith negotiates
provincial
with, during stamp act disturbance,
answers
1:79; his tribute to memory of Sir
father, 11:426.
William Johnson, 1:1 27-1 28; land
assembly, for
safe
1:2 1 8-2 1 9 ;
conduct
of
his
Colden, David, of Queens county, N.
surveyed by, in Ulster county, I:
"V., son of Lt.-Gov.
220; his intended successor as head
clared enemy of American cause,
of colony, VIII:xxxv.
V: 1 59.
Colden, de¬
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Colden, Richard, of Queens county, i N.
Y., son of Lt.-Gov.
Colden,
of county, IV: 1 72. Cole, Andries, of exempts of Clave-
V: 1 59.
rack, N. Y., IV:652.
Colden, Thomas, son of Maj. Colden,
Cole, Daniel, loyalist, with Brant, V:
as sheriff of Ulster county, N. Y., election
provincial
of
delegates
assembly,
163.
to
Cole, Francis, witness against persons
1:218-219;
charged with felony, VI:899.
makes clandestine visit to Colden-
Cole, ham from New York city, 1:624;
New Windsor,
exempts
of
Pough¬
prisoner by Clinton on night expe¬
V:
dition, 1:483.
360, 374, 375.
Cole, Jacob, of Haverstraw precinct,
Coldenham, Orange county, N. Y.,
N. Y., joins in petition in behalf of
VII :382.
Capt.
Cold Spring, Suffolk county, N. Y.,
Robert Johnston,
11:538;
petitions for protection of Orange
loyalist militia of, IV:622.
county, IV:172, 775.
Cole, -, captain, member of court
Cole, Jacob, lieutenant, of Lt.
martial at White Plains, 1:41 3.
Benjamin
Tusten’s
Col.
regiment
of
Orange county militia, charged with
Cole, -, executed for robbery in
disobedience of orders, 111:345.
New Jersey, 1:776, 781.
Cole, Johannes, loyalist, with Brant,
Cole, —-—-, seized with quantity of
V: 1 63.
paper money, VI :381.
Cole, Lidias, loyalist, attempts to join
Cole, -, gives warning of danger
British, VI :827.
to western frontier, V:881.
Cole, Samuel, captain, of Col. Wil¬
Cole,-(Mrs.), widow, of LackUlster
of
Cole, Jacob, of Ramapo, N. J., taken
mitted to sail under flag from New York city to
Isaac,
keepsie district, N. Y., IV :235. captain of sloop, “ Return,” per¬
awack,
Cole, Andrew, of Crange county, N. Y., joins in petition for protection
declared enemy of American cause,
attests
211
county,
N.
Y.,
111:597,
IV:
liam Allison’s regiment of Orange county militia, V:733, 921.
robbed
by
enemy,
Cole, Simon P., of Rhinebeck pre¬
684.
cinct,
Cole,- (Mrs.), to be returned to
Henry Van Rensselaer,
Y.,
Cole, Thomas, sergeant, of Col. Levi
New York line, V :924. accused
N.
Hake, V :3 72.
Cole, Abraham, of fourth regiment,
Adam,
county,
signs petition in behalf of Samuel
enemy’s lines, IV:326.
Cole,
Dutchess
Pawling’s regiment at h ort Clin¬
of
ton, 1:806, 826, 834, 842, 857,
robbing
III :655.
I
11:22, 40, 50, 66, 91,
124; of
State of New York
2 12
Coles, Jarvis — continued.
Cole, Thomas — continued. exempts
of
New
company ordered out for review,
Marlborough,
IV :622 ; prisoner, V :381.
Ulster county, 111:411.
Coles, Peter (Petrus), accused of re¬
Cole, Wilhelmus, VI:453.
ceiving stolen goods, 111:655.
Cole, William, loyalist, IV :588. Coleg,
Henry,
sent
as
prisoner
Coletien (Coolateen, Coohtie), Dela¬
by
ware county, N. Y., Indians retire
Washington to Clinton, V :355. Coleman,-,
guide
and
spy
to, 11:271 ; Indians send proposals
in
from, 11:272; distance from Roch¬
British employ, II :634.
ester, IV: 1 14.
Coleman, -, captain, carries let¬ ters
from
Clinton
to
Coley,-(Mr.),
Alexander
VIII :xxxiv.
Hamilton, 111:30.
Coley,
Coleman, George, sells flour to Com¬
N. Y„ 111:642. Collachie, N. Y„ IV:813.
538; joins in petition for protection of Orange county, IV: 1 71,
ment,
Orange
seizure
for
of
775.
fourth
county
militia,
delinquency
regi¬ his
ordered,
Collect, see New York city. j
Collect, Little, see New York city. Coller, see Collier. Collier, Sir George, commodore, Brit¬ ish
1:266. Coleman,
Jonathan,
of
N.
Coll, Dadus, of exempts of Claverack,
remove Capt. Robert Johnston, II:
Jonathan,
of Haverstraw,
V :471.
of Haverstraw pre¬
cinct, N. Y., opposes attempt to
Coleman,
William,
Y., joins in petition for protection,
missary Paulding, 11:192. Coleman, John,
silversmith,
Livingston
Manor, N. Y., deserter from Col.
navy,
expedition
against Stony Point, V :21, 24; his force and situation, V:288, 289. Collier,
Willett’s levies, VI 1:286.
accompanies
George,
loyalist,
prisoner,
VI :45 1.. Coleman, Joseph, of Newburgh, N. Y.,
sells
flour
to
Commissary
Paulding, 1:439; delivers flour at Clinton’s
mill,
1:674;
connected
with continental forage service, VI: 143, 145. Col eman,
of
Isaac,
suffers
Springfield,
N.
by
destruction
Y.,
IV:722,
788. Collier,
William,
lieutenant,
British
army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451.
Samuel, of Col.
Johannes
Snyder’s regiment of Ulster county militia, 11:1 09.
Collin, John, captain, of first regiment, Dutchess county militia, 1:670. Collins, -, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
Coles, Jarvis (Jervis), captain, loyal¬ ist, of Mosquito
Collier,
Cove, L. I., his
entertains
Massachusetts
delegates
to first continental congress,
1:94.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Collins, Henry, captain, of schooner Magdalen,”
ordered
to
seize
Virginia powder, 1:89. Collins,
Hezekiah,
Colman,
Daniel,
precinct.
213
of
New
Cornwall
Orange county,
N.
Y.,
IV: I 48, 149. Dutchess
Colman, Sail, of New Cornwall pre¬
county, N. Y., petitions for pardon
cinct, Orange county, N. Y., IV:
of Myndert Harris, 111:24 1 ; of ex¬
148, 149.
empts
of
of
Poughkeepsie
precinct,
IV :2 3 7.
regiment, Ulster county militia, V:
Collins, James, gives information con¬ cerning enemy, 111:598.
11:256.
on
1:6;
journals
of,
from
1691
to
1 772, 1:7; their place in Franklin’s
Collins, John, delegate to continental
vote
341. Colonial assemblies, laws enacted by,
Collins, John, spy in enemy’s service,
congress
Colmon, Timothy, ensign, of second
from
Rhode
adjustment
Island, of
his
national
taxes, VIII :67, 69, 70, 71,82. Collins, Joseph, captain, in charge of
scheme of confederation, VI:207. Colonial governors, circular letter to, by Lord Dartmouth, 1:89. Colonies, opposition in, to amendment to billeting act, 1:42-43; restriction
workmen in public employ, 1:642.
on their imports, 1:89; their help¬
Collins, Julius, of Cambridge district,
lessness at outbreak of Revolution,
N.
Y.,
maltreating
1:1 13; crisis in their affairs, 1:125,
loyalists, 11:854, 857; joins in pe¬
127; scheme for conciliating, III:
tition
1 98 ; parliament considers negotia¬
for
engaged
in
protection
of
frontier,
111:210.
tions with, VII :200-202.
Collins, Thomas, workman engaged in
Collins, Tyrannus, captain, of twelfth Albany
county
militia,
petitions for exemption of regiment
Colly, Hervey, of Col. Roswell Hop¬ Dutchess
captain,
citizen
county
militia, V:72.
in
affray,
III: 696;
quits army, IV :6. Colt,
Peter,
of Connecticut, general
deputy
of purchases,
11:454, 579, 841 ; asks Clinton’s aid
tier sufferer, V :62, 63.
regiment,
jures
commissary
from draft, 111:267. Collon, Charles, receives aid as fron¬
kins’
(Colson), Samuel,
of fifth regiment, Virginia line, in¬
lawless action, 1:642.
regiment,
Colston
in purchasing
French
fleet,
for
army
IV:83-84;
and
protests
against Gen. Sullivan’s interference with commissary department, IV:
Collyer, see also Collier.
257-259; on difficulty of obtain¬
Collyer, Nathaniel, assistant commis¬
ing
provisions, of
IV :543-545 ; commissary
on
sary, British army, with Burgoyne
appointment
at Saratoga, II :452.
chasers, IV:589-59! ; on fitness of
pur¬
State of New York
214
Colt, Peter — continued. his
subordinates,
708;
Clinton
to,
j Colvor, Ashbell — continued.
IV:592-595,
N. Y„ joins in petition to council
IV:595-596,
and legislature, V :930.
613-614; on needs of army, IV: 638-639;
represented
Lockwood,
IV :640;
revise
George
by
Maj.
declines
Fisher’s
to
accounts,
VI :636.
N. Y„ engaged in maltreating loy¬ 11:858; carries letter from
John Younglove to Robert Yates. VI :789.
brouck’s regiment of Ulster county militia, 1:591. Charles,
regiment,
College,
Massachusetts
of
third
line,
II:
Peter,
of
Livingston’s
Col.
Peter
regiment,
R.
Albany
Colwell, Philip, of first regiment, New York line, VI :532. Comb, George, captain, of first regi¬ ment,
Westchester county militia,
Comford
(Comfort), Benjamin, loy¬
alist, II :429, 476.
Comford
(Comfort),
John,
of
ex¬
empts of Hanover, Ulster county, 111:499; IV:1 25.
College, New
formerly York
city,
King’s VIII:
xxii.
Comfort, John, county,
N.
11:467,
Columbia County, N. Y., lead mines in, 11:498.
Columbus Point, near Kingston, N. Y., 11:457-458.
Hanover,
Y., loyalist,
476;
taxed
Ulster
prisoner,
for
son
in
Josiah,
testifies
in
trial
of
John Mintz, 1:82 1. Commans, -, of Pepacton, Dela¬ ware county, N. Y., loyalist, pris¬
Colve, Anthony, governor of the prov¬ ince of New Netherlands, 1:14. Colvil, Elizabeth, of New York city, VIII :xxxiv.
oner, 111:730. Commerce, treaty of, see Treaty of commerce. Commissary stores, see flour, forage,
Colvin, John B., his edition of Laws of the United States, 1:7. Oliver,
of
enemy’s service, VI:522. Comfort,
Columbia, District of, VIII :247.
Colvin,
Colwell,
Comford, George, loyalist, 11:429. captain,
54, 68. Columbia
of first regiment.
111:477.
Colter, John, of Col. Jonathan Has-
Colton,
Mathew,
New York line, VI:532.
county militia, IV :35.
Colter, James, of Cambridge district,
alists,
Colwell,
of
Bennington, Vt.,
banished from Vermont, 111:551, 552, 572, 698. Colvor, Ashbell, of Claverack district,
provisions. Commissioners
for
Indian
affairs
of
New York state, see New York, province and state. Commissioners
for
Indian
affairs
United States, see United States.
of
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Commissioners
of
sequestration,
see
New York, province and state.
province and state.
concerning, VI 1:200-202. Concklin, see also Conklin, Conkling.
of secret correspondence,
see United States.
Concklin,
-,
captain,
American
prisoner, VI :5 1 4.
Commons, New York city, see New York city, parks. Commons,
Conciliation — continued. cussion in the house of commons
Committee of safety, see New York,
Committee
215
Concklin,
-,
captain,
VI:589j
590, 888. to
Concklin, Elias, of Col. John Field’s
New York city sought for, V :387.
Agnes,
regiment of Dutchess county militia,
Commons,
permit
English
to
House
go
of,
see
England, House of Commons, and Parliament.
Concklin, Joseph, loyalist, carries let¬ ter written by Sir John Johnson to
Commons, Patrick, permit sought to enable
V :825.
his family
to
go
to
New
York city, V :387.
Newtown, 11:840. Concklin, Lemuel, captain, of fourth regiment, Dutchess county militia,
Communipaw, N. J., 111:1 13.
member of court martial, IV :280. Clove,
Concord, Mass., British expedition to
Orange county, N. Y., joins in pe¬
seize military stores at, 1:89; action
Compton, Jacob,
of Smith’s
tition for military protection,
IV:
at,
1:90,
convention
275. Compton,
Jacob,
Jr.,
of
Smith’s
Clove, Orange county, N. Y., pe¬ titions for military protection,
IV:
116, at,
129,
140,
161;
to regulate prices,
V:285-286; British losses at, V: 599. “ Concorde,”
the,
French
frigate,
V11:1 12.
275. Poughkeepsie
Conderman, Adam, of Tryon county,
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
N. Y., petitions for protection of
Compton,
taxed
James,
for
son
of
who
has
joined
enemy, VI:586. Compton, William, of Smith’s Clove, Orange
county,
frontier, VI:278. Conderman, Frederick (Fridrich), of
N.
Y.,
petitions
Tryon county, N. Y., joins in peti¬ tion for protection of frontier, V: 179.
for military protection, IV:275.
Conderman,
Conasaraugas, see Canaseragas.
George,
lieutenant,
of
Ebenezer
Tryon county, N. Y., petitions for
Woodhull’s light horse, Cornwall,
protection of frontier, V:1 79, 305.
Cone,
Luther,
of
Capt.
Condict,
Orange county, N. Y., 1:551. Conciliation,
terms
offered
by
the
king’s commissioners, V:380; dis-
Silas,
delegate
to
conti¬
nental congress from New Jersey, votes
0.1
adjustment
of
national
State of New York
2 I6
Conklin,
Condict, Silas — continued. taxes among states, VIII :68, 69,
Livingston
county,
see
Adjutoa.
Articles
of
of,
see
Confederation,
Articles
also
situated on, VI 1:29. continental,
British
Emmerick’s 111:224;
Chasseurs,
breaks
parole,
Conklin, Jonathan, refugee from Long Island,
begs permission to import from
New
York
into
Connecticut, V :439-440. Conklin, Joshua, of exempts of South¬
see
United
States.
east precinct, Dutchess county, IV: 63.
“ Congress,” American galley, takes part in action on Lake Champlain, 1:386.
Conklin, Mathias, lieutenant, of militia of Orange, Orange county, N. Y., VI :903.
“ Congress,”
American
frigate,
burned to prevent capture, 1:150, 11:394 ; nine-pounders
to
be put
aboard of, 11:75; ordered to Fort Constitution, 11:394, V :3 1 1. Peter,
testifies
in
Philip,
regiment,
lieutenant,
New
York
of
third
line,
offers
resignation, V:480; paymaster and clothier, VI:235 ; captain of levies, VI :625, 802, 895, 896; ordered to receive levies at Catskill, VII: VII:
Canada, 1:424. Conklin, Nicholas, of Cochecton, N. conveys
David,
of
Col.
communication
re¬
ceived from Capt. Charles Smith,
Conklin, Wili am, of Cochecton, N. Y., joins in message to Maj. John Decker, 111:390; signs petition for protection of south part of county, IV: 1 72. Conkling,-, lieutenant, 11:95. Conkling,
285. Conkalton,
regiment, New York line, served in
111:367-369. of
89; return of his company,
Conklin, Nathaniel, lieutenant, of third
Y.,
trial
Stephen Ducalon, IV: 1 92. Cor.ine,
in
provisions
Congaree river, S. C., Fort Granby
Conine,
on
V :74.
United States.
Congress,
loyalist prisoner,
Confederacy, see United States. Confederation,
sailor
Ffenry,” IV:812.
Conklin, Isaac, of Huntington, L. I.,
70, 71, 72, 83. Conesus,
Gilbert,
sloop
Oliver
Spencer’s regiment of New Jersey,
N.
Y.,
David, of Suffolk county, confined
in
Provost jail,
New York city, 11:723. Conkling, David, of Long Island, N.
deserter, 1:837. Conklin, see also Concklin, Conkling.
Y., refugee to Connecticut, wishes
Conklin,-,
to
sergeant,
of
fourth
regiment, New York line, VI :472. Conklin ,-, 11:32,33.
import
provisions,
V:440;
charged with engaging in forbidden traffic, VII :77.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Conkling,
Edward,
lieutenant,
of
217
Conkling, John — continued.
fourth regiment, New York line, re¬
for
signs, 11:519.
Orange county, IV: 1 72.
Conkling, Higgins, of Col. James McClaghry’s
regiment
of
Ulster
county militia; deserts from Fort Jacob,
Ulster to
county
join
son,
Maj.
1:312,
court
martial
captain,
of
militia,
ordered
Israel
Thomp¬
317; at
member Fort
of
Mont¬
of
south
part
of
Conkling, Joseph, of Haverstraw, N. Y., joins in petitions, IV:172, V: 471. Conkling,
Montgomery, 11:415, 416. Conkling,
protection
Jesse
Joseph,
captain,
Woodhull’s
of Col.
regiment
of
Orange county, IV:571, 629. Conkling, Stephen, in charge of men employed on public works, 1:642. Conkling,
Sylvanus,
lieutenant,
of
gomery, 1:749, 764, 765, 775;
fourth regiment, New York line,
in Col. Johannes Snyder’s regiment,
11:519, 520, 549, IV:5.
1:825, 833, 843, 11:12, 17, 52,
Conklirg,
William,
of
Haverstraw,
65, 90, 125; member of court to
N. Y., petitions for protection of
inquire into charges against Capt.
district, V :4 71.
Jacob Wood,
1:853; member of
court martial,
11:59, 95; list of
men in his company without arms, 11:109-110; on court martial to try Daniel Taylor, 11:443; in Col. Jonathan
Hasbrouck’s
111:466,
regiment,
697; in Col. Johannes
Hardenbergh’s regiment, IV :663, V: 1 6, 28, 41. Conkling,
James,
Conkrite, James, Jr., of Col. Roswell Hopkins’
regiment
of
Dutchess
county militia, V:71. Connecticut, public records of New York threatened by lawless inhabi¬ tants
of,
1:9;
James
Rivington
mobbed by militia of, 1:62; dele¬ gates from, to continental congress, 1:80;
irruptions into, a part
of
British plan, 1:128; road to, from loyalist,
in
com¬
pany with messenger from Canada, 11:819.
Peekskill, 1:134; whigs from New York driven to, 1:167; not repre¬ sented in Annapolis convention, 1:
Conkling, John, of Haverstraw, N.
174; sloop from removes stores at
Y., captain, recruiting for British
Turtle
service, 11:6.
tion in 1775, 1:210; troops from
Conkling,
John,
lieutenant,
loyalist,
11:6.
Bay,
1:203-204;
poula-
Col. Smith’s regiment dispersed in, 1:370; loyalists rescue prisoners on
Conkling, John, of Cochecton, N. Y., joins
in
communication
John
Decker,
111:390;
to
Maj.
petitions
way to, 1:384; loan to Clinton from persons in, 1:421 ; policy of, touching bounties,
1:577; enemy
State of New York
218
Connecticut—- continued.
Connecticut— continued. obtains supplies from, 1:701 ; copy
in protecting Hudson river chain,
of Gen.
111:246;
Schuyler’s letter sent to,
attempt
to
circulate
I!: 1 44 ; New York needs aid from,
British handbills in,
11:145, 147-148, 1 99; pretended
change of salt from, for wheat from
invasion of, by Burgoyne, II :243;
New York,
suggested
Clinton’s
be transported from, to New York,
11:41 1 ; attempt to re¬
111:492; Washington empowered
removal
family to,
of
111:270; ex¬
111:300; cattle may
move flour to, 11:539; quota of tax
to call on, for aid of militia. III:
to be raised by, 11:555; president
548; money advanced to, from con¬
of congress to write to,
tinental treasury, 111:741; wheat
II :603;
loyalists
removed
to,
Island,
11:609;
property
from
Long
in, kept out of market,
trans¬
flour for troops on coast of,
ported to, without due warrant, II:
318; flour for ships of,
611;
families
from,
objects to
Long
Island,
11:648;
on
measures
386;
quartering
commissary
IV:
IV:319;
troops,
IV:
magazines
in,
for restoring public
IV:531 ; asked to help in supply¬
11:677; prisoners removed
ing provisions to Rhode Island, IV:
proposed by, credit,
landed
IV: 1 36;
to, 11:773; militia of, to aid in se- |
552-553,
curing control of Hudson river, II:
prisoners
removed
to,
777,
maritime
court
refers
111:18; time of militia ex¬
580,
643;
of,
American IVY 73; contro¬
pires, 11:786; relations with Long
versy to Washington, IV:582; in¬
Island under flags of truce, 11:804;
quiry into prices of grain and flour
proportion of continental troops to
in, IV:611, 662, 670-671, 678;
be
activity of whale boats from,
supplied
by,
11:813;
called
on
upon to aid in protecting Hudson
Long Island shore, IV:621 ; flour
river,
secretly
11:818,
19, 26, 37,
872-873,
128,
III :5,
130; asked to
624;
transported
to,
IV:623-
Massachusetts seeks
furnish light cavalry, 11:828; Gen.
tain provisions from,
Putnam ordered to forward levies
terference
from, 11:869; agrees to send 1000
wheat
to,
with
to
ob¬
IV:644; in¬
transportation
IV:681,
682,
of
692;
men to defense of Hudson river,
price of wheat in,
111:154; Gen. Gates directed to
Washington’s communication with,
call on,
contracted,
for militia and artificers,
111:200; embargo
on
provisions
from,
sented
convention
in
exports
111:202; to
of
repre¬
regulate
prices, 111:220; men from, to aid
V:26;
IV:732, 733;
militia
of,
to
rendezvous at Fredericksburgh, V: 35;
flour
for
guards
in,
V:47;
delegates from, in Vermont capital, V:109,
110; brigades of, posted
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Connecticut— continued.
Connecticut— continued.
in Highlands, V: 1 52; uniform for
from,
troops of, V :202; fort on Susque¬
beef
hanna built by emigrants from, V:
182; proposes convention of states
232;
invited
to
in,
for
French
troops,
VI:
of
to devise measures for feeding allied armies, VI :243-247; regiments of,
in
suppressing quota
conference
VI: 1 74-1 76; purchases of
states, V:287; asked to cooperate
307; •
219
robbers,
V:306-
in continental establishment Jan. 1,
money
required
1781, VI:280; beef supply from,
of
from, by resolution of congress, V:
VI :299, 385; action of legislature
323; proposal to exchange citizens
on
of,
held
by
British,
V:387;
recruiting
and
provisioning
in¬
army, VI:387; impressed clothing
terested in Vermont lands, V:437;
for New York troops to be brought
sufferings of Long Island refugees in,
through,
V :439-440; act of, restricting use
prisoners in, VI :5 1 4; enemy draws
of oxen for hauling, V:469-470;
supplies
VI :419-420,
from,
509-513;
V 1:515;
proposes
quota of, for supplying continental
conference of states on admission of
army, V:504; quota of supplies for
Vermont to union,
army, V:513; acts of, to improve
dispute of, with Pennsylvania, VI:
public
credit,
V:528,
VI:672-673;
530-536,
684; quota of, toward public ex¬
665-666; looked to, for supply of
penses and cost of war, V1:71 4;
beef,
remonstrance of New York against
V:649-650, 902; claim of
farmers
in,
horses,
V:677;
for
keeping
public
proportion
of
money to be raised by, for bringing army into
field,
commissions 778-779,
from,
VL758-759,
VII: 150,
176,
177,
234-236; governor of, replies to
V:724; loyalists
remonstrance, VI :803-804; cloth¬
from, collecting on Jessup’s Patent,
ing for companies of, VI:834; out¬
V:750; mutiny in brigade of, V:
rages committed on Long Island by
760;
persons
quota
of
militia
requested
from, V:785; Washington’s orders
from,
VII:343-347;
refugees from Long Island to pass
to advance militia of, V:807; dep¬
through,
redations committed on Long Island
paid by, for war department and
under
V :904,
civil list, VII:469; winter quarters
VI :758; Vermont patents held in,
of line regiments of, VII:530; per¬
VI:41; deficiency in levies from,
mission
VI: 1 13; committee of, in conven-
terminated, VII:550; quota of, for
commissions
from,
VII:384;
to bring
on
quota
articles
continental
to
be
through,
tion with committees of other states,
interest
VI: 160; salt meat not to be had
debts,
in, VI :1 71 ; land embargo removed
other states on uniform system of
VIII: 38;
to
loan
and
confer
with
State of New York
220
Connecticut
Connecticut — continued.
VIII
taxation, gates
national
on
adjustment
VIII
expenses,
:67,
of 68,
—
con¬
VII: 1
15;
:1 15; sixth, 11:513,
V:
tinued.
:65; votes of dele¬
from,
regiments
—
VII: 1 fifth,
15; fourth, 11:37,
VII
69, 70, 71, 72, 82; position of,
153,
toward
397; eighth, 11:37; tenth, 1:456,
commutation
of
officers’
pay, VIII: 1 16; receives disaffected from
New
money
York,
of,
217-218;
VIII: 132;
counterfeited, supports
VIII:
New
York
155, 760; seventh, 11:132,
487; seventeenth, 1:456, 487.
troops, Clinton’s opinion of, 1:354; called to defense of Peekskill,
II:
1 85 ; relied on for defense of High¬
in regard to location of national
land
capital,
VI11:261;
Kingstreet,
11:590; called on for
troops
to
defense
Hudson
be
proportion
raised
by,
of for
western service, VIII :383.
18,
council of safety, unites with governor
forts,
11:383;
of
19,
130,
authorized
to
to
river,
III:5,
154; Gen.
Gates
call
on,
111:200;
quarters,
IV:333;
to remove land embargo, VI: 174;
their
approves
to
allowed to return home, V:51-52;
supplying
officers desirous of settling on New
agree
convention
on measures
of for
states
allied armies, VI:244; its sanction sought for conveyance of clothing through state, V1:5 1 3; authorizes seizure of goods on Long Island, VI :758,
778, 825; asked to re¬
winter
ordered
York lands, among,
V:505-506;
V:760;
Gen.
mutiny Robert
Howe to call for aid of, V:807, 854;
employed
in
preparing
fascines, VI: 1 1 5 ; officer of, com¬ plimented by Washington, VII :98.
consider action, VII:236. Connecticut river, contested lands west
general assembly, considers plan to establish public credit, 11:677, V: 528, 530-536; resolution of, to re¬ move land embargo, V1:1 75 ; reso¬
of, 1:73-74; flour seized in region of, IV:248; towns east of, revolt from
New
Hampshire,
IV:322;
magazines in neighborhood of, IV:
lution of, bearing on admission of
333, 368; projected union between
Vermont to
Vermont and towns east of,
union,
VI:672-673;
IV:
not consulted on governor’s commis¬
396, 397, 695, V:136, 142-143,
sions to seize goods on Long Island,
284, VI :609-61 0; claim of New
VI :758.
Hampshire to towns west of, IV:
military affairs, see regiments, troops
693-694,
regiments, see also troops and names
towns
of colonels.
regiments,
139,
of,
represented
596; in
Cornish convention, V:133; senti¬
first,
VI 1:1 15;
V: 138,
west
VI1:1 15;
third,
11:319,
second, 460,
ment west of, Hampshire,
favorable
V: 1 33-1 34,
to
New 135;
Analytical Index — Clinton Papers
Connecticut river — continued. new
boundary
in
Conner, James,
place of,
sug¬
Deburgh's
gested to New York, V :31 3-314;
on,
established
as
Hampshire 436;
V :483,
and
boundary
Hampshire and 608;
Vermont
of
New
Vermont,
VI:
between
New
New York,
VI:
must
of
Dutchess
Conner, John, of Col. Levi Pawling’s
466-489;
boundary
of Col. James Van
regiment
county militia, V :825.
representation of agents for towns situated
22 1
regiment of militia, 11:22, 40, 50, 66, 91, 124. Conner,
Lancaster,
of Schenectady,
N. Y„ joins in petition for protec¬ tion of town, VI:334.
relinquish
Conner, Nathaniel, of Col. Johannes
claim to territory east of, VI:614,
Snyder’s
615; New York’s jurisdiction over
111:298.
lands west of, VI :642, VII: 166,
Ulster
county
regiment,
Conner, William, of Col. Levi Pawl¬
5 1 7; towns east of, formally claimed
ing’s regiment of militia, 1:842.
by Vermont, VI:642-643; design
Connolly, Michael, lieutenant, of fifth
to
on
regiment,- New York line, engaged
bank of, VI:744; action of New
establish
in enlisting men, 1:566; carries let¬
York
ter from Clinton to president of con¬
west
Vermont
legislature of,
capital
touching
VII: 165;
lands
resolution
of
vention,
1:617;
offers
congress touching claim of people
property of loyalists,
west
poses
of,
\r 11:1 77-1 78;
connec¬
to
raise
to
seize
1:635; pro¬
company,
1:635;
tion of Vermont with settlers east
writes to Clinton on liquors seized
of, VI 1:232; congress renews de- :
at
mand that Vermont relinquish claim
mends Jacobus Robinson for ap-’
to territory east of, VII:238; set¬
pointment
tlements at head of, in danger, VII:
Clinton
336, 392; behavior of friends of
j
Hackensack,
to,
as on
1:665;
subaltern, liquors
recom¬
1:665; taken
at
Hackensack, 1:669; informs Clin¬
New York west of, VI 1:632; peo¬
ton of success in recruiting, 1:839-
ple west of, required to make resti¬
840; recommended to Washington for appointment in Col.
tution of property, VII 1:5 7-58.
Dubois’
Connelly, see also Connolly, Conolly.
regiment, 11:102-103; carries let¬
Connelly,
Livingston
ter from Clinton to Col. Samuel R.
Manor, N. Y., deserts from Col.
Webb, II :505 ; carries money from
Marinus Willett’s levies, VII:286.
Col. Webb to Clinton, 11:512; in¬
Thomas,
of
forms Capt. Gershom Mott of ex¬
Conner, see also Connor. In¬
istence of flour supply, 11:761 ; ar¬
dians near Sacondaga, N. Y., Ill:
rests number of loyalists at Peeks-
415.
kill,
Conner,
Edward,
captured
by
1V: 301, 302; offers resigna-
222
State of New York
Connolly, Michael — continued,
Connoway,
Cornelius,
of Col.
tion, V:479; date of commission,
Cantine’s
V:705; recruiting officer for con¬
county militia, VI:37.
tinental
battalions,
V :908,
VI:
37, 55; ordered to receive clothing for
New
York
troops,
VI:74,
105, 130; receives warrant to im¬
regiment
of
John Ulster
Connoway, John, of Col. John Cantine’s regiment of Ulster county mi¬ litia, VI:37. Connyne, Peter (Pieter), of exempts
press wagons, horses and drivers, V1:209;
return
of
clothing
re¬
of
Coxsackie,
N.
Y.,
111:137,
138. ceived from, VI:234, 235, 236; paymaster to fifth New York regi¬ ment, VI :476, 477; to recruit in Ulster
county,
VI:492;
carries
Conolly, see also Connelly, Connolly. Conolly, Robert, oath administered to men in his employ, V:526; return
letter from Lt. Solomon Pendleton
of men employed by him in coaling
to Clinton, VI :65 7; returns of his
service, V:527.
recruits, VI:828; paymaster to sec¬
Conosarago, see Canaseraga.
ond New York regiment, VI:918,
Conover,- (Mr.), of New York
VI1:1 7; question of distribution of clothing
referred
to,
VI 1:84;
bounty to men enlisted by,
VII:
513. Connor,
Edward,
quartermaster, Pawling’s
by Brant to Tryon county, VII:
Conroy, Patrick, his family to be con¬
lieutenant of
levies,
Col.
and
Albert
V:806,
907,
VII: 14, 65, 306, 381.
Y.,
Myndert
petitions Harris,
for
pardon
111:240;
of sells
flour for American army, V: 1 68. Connor, John, of Col. regiment
of
Levi
militia
Pawl¬ at
Fort
Clinton, 1:85 7; petitions for protec¬ tion of Marbletown, IV:53. Connor, John, Jr., petitions for pro¬ tection of Marbletown, IV :53. Connoway, see also Conway.
veyed
from
Dutchess
county
to
New V ork city by permission of Lt.
Gen.
Elizabeth
Connor, Hugh, of Dutchess county,
ing’s
Conradt, John, loyalist, joins party led
81.
Connor, see also Conner.
N.
city, VIII:xvii.
Jones, to
IV :81 3; carry
his
sloop wife,
V :657. Conshook
(Cantshook?)
island,
in
LIudson river, 1:41 6. Constable,- (Mr.), desires to re¬ move from
Philadelphia to Sche¬
nectady, IV:606. Constable, - (Dr.), of Schenec¬ tady, N. Y., IV:606, 607. Constable, Gerntt, of Col. Johannes Snyder’s regiment of Ulster county militia, 111:298.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Constable,
Henry,
of
exempts
of
223
Continental Village — continued,
Kingston and Hurley, N. Y., Ill:
headquarters, VII :332 ; troops at,
612.
in
Constable,
Jacob
Gilbert,
of
new militia
VII:400,
N. Y„ joins in petition for protec¬
regiment,
tion from Indians, V: 1 79. Convention of states for reduction of
Constitution, the, see United States. Constitution
island, West
Hudson
Point,
prices, 111:481.
river,
Conway, see also Connoway.
earthworks
Conway,
constructed on, 1:129; first fort in Highlands
erected
on,
Gen.
Nixon’s
brigade
Henry
Seymour,
general,
secretary of state, Lt.-Gov. Gold¬
1:130;
en’s letter to, on stamp act riot, I:
depth of water at north end of, I: 561 ;
supplies,
Contryman, John, of Tryon county,
31:642.
opposite
of
432, 442, 502-503.
of West¬
chester county, N. Y., petitions for creation
want
38- 39; personal description of, I:
sta¬
39- 40; defender of John Wilkes,
tioned on, V: 1 52 ; chain defended
1:59.
by batteries on, VII :1 14.
Conway, John, lieutenant-colonel, of
Continental army, see United States.
first New Jersey regiment, his re¬ Continental
congress,
see
United
port, VI :439.
States.
Conway, Moncure Daniel, author of
Continental ferry, Hudson river,
II:
life of Thomas Paine, 1:61.
473, 809, V:348. Continental
Conway,
treasury,
see
United
Thomas,
major-general,
orders preparations for defense of
States, finances.
Hudson river, 11:190; takes part
Continental Village, Putnam county, J N. Y., Gen. Israel Putnam at, II: !
in battle of Germantown, 11:367, 368, 373; his attacks on Washing¬
388; its capture, 11:592; Massa- ,
ton, 11:506, 507, 864; made in¬
chusetts troops in winter quarters [
spector general, 11:506, 507; his
at, IV.-333, 377; public stores at,
faction proposes campaign in Can¬
IV:596,
ada,
enemy,
868; V:21 ;
threatened
11:712; his resignation,
II:
McDougall
713;
British
de¬
wallader, 11:713; Clinton explains
stroyed barracks at, when Highland
to, deficiency of clothing for troops,
reported
at,
Gen.
by ;
V :2 7;
forts were captured, V :598; forage for continental army obtained at,
his
duel
11:774-775; 1
with
Gen.
characterized
Cad-
by
Alexander Hamilton, 11:864; ad¬
V:800; Gen. William Heath at,
vises with Clinton on military af¬
VI:409; described by French of¬
fairs at Albany, 111:78-79, 89;
ficer,
Clinton advises, 111:99-101 ; gives
VI1:1 14;
Gen.
Heath’s ,
State of New York
224
Conway, Thomas — continued. instructions regarding non
at
Ticonderoga,
writes to
Conway
British
can¬
111:105;
Clinton on prisoners
at
Albany and ordering of regiments to
Highlands,
111:107-108;
re¬
ceives request of Albany committee concerning
prisoners,
111:109;
writes to Clinton on transportation of
regiments
to
Highlands,
III:
113-114; to Clinton on Warner's troops and result of removing regi¬ ments to Highlands, 111:123-125; Col. Peter Gansevoort to, on rein- j
cabal,
see
Conway,
Thomas. Conyne,
Casparus,
of
exempts
of
Claverack, N. Y., 111:642. Conyne, Laurence, ensign, of exempts of
Claverack,
N.
Y.,
111:641,
642, 643. Coock, Durias, of Col. John Field’s regiment of Dutchess county mili¬ tia, V :825. Cook,
Joab,
of
Saratoga,
N.
Y.,
signs petition for protection of dis¬ trict, IV:770; seeks permission to export flour and buy salt, V :262.
forcement for Fort Schuyler, III: 125-126;
Clinton to, on frontier
protection and Warner’s regiment, 111:133-135;
forwards
from Cherry Valley,
warning
111:142; to
Clinton on needs of frontier.
III:
1 49-1 50; Clinton to, on protection of frontier and stores, and restric¬ tions
on
prisoners,
Gen.
Alexander McDougall’s or¬
forms Moon,
111:200-202, 204; in¬
Clinton of arrival 111:226;
at
Half
to be aided by
militia, 111:227-228, 229; Clinton sends
foreign
news
to,
111:230-
231 ; informs Clinton of his move¬ ments
on
northern
tection of Saratoga and Cambridge,
111:21 I. Cook,
John,
of
Rombout
precinct,
Dutchess county, N. Y., flour for army
at his mill,
IV:785,
803,
874, V: 105, 296.
111:187-189;
ders to, for security of northern de¬ partment,
Cook, Joal, joins in petition for pro¬
frontier,
III:
loyalist,
gives
information
about
party from Canada, VI1:405-406. Cook, John, Seneca chief, V:237. Cook,
Leonard,
Hopkins’
of
Col.
Roswell
of
Dutchess
regiment
county militia, 11:627. Cook,
Mary,
wife
of
John
Cook,
Seneca chief, V:237. C ook,
Robert,
captain of American
258-259; informs Clinton of suc¬
vessel,
[Lady]
cess in forwarding arms, 111:290;
11:33;
to act against New York or Rhode
drawal from service, 11:222-224.
explains
to
Washington,” Clinton
with¬
Island, III :306; sends scout to Ti¬
Cook, Savareness, of Tryon county,
conderoga, 111:329; intervenes to
N. Y., joins in petition for protec¬
keep troops in Albany, 111:333.
tion of settlements, V:179.
125
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cook, Simeon, major, of Col. Roswell Hopkins’
regiment
of
Dutchess
county militia, commends character
Cool, Cornells, Jr., of Capt. Silvester Salisbury’s company of light horse, 1:575.
of Lt. Robert Wood, IV:400; to
Cool, John, of Rhinebeck, Dutchess
deliver levies for three months’ ser¬
county, N. Y., loyalist, 11:531.
vice, VI :7. Cook,
Cool, Rachel, wife of John Cool, II:
Thomas,
regiment, 1:278;
sergeant,
Ulster carries
of second
county
message
militia, to
Fort
Cook, William, of Cherry Valley, N. suffers
by
enemy’s
depreda¬
tions, IV:340.
solves of congress to Clinton, II: 561.
Coolitie, see Coletien. Coolman, Gebhard, loyalist, prisoner
Coon,
Jeremiah,
of
Cherry
Valley,
N. Y., joins in petition for protec¬ tion, 11:822.
Jacob,
loyalist,
prisoner
at
Hurley, 11:466, 472, 477. Cooke,
John Hathorn’s regiment, Orange
of war, VI :731.
Cookas, Ad., carries minutes and re¬
Cooke,
Cooley, Benjamin, lieutenant, of Col.
county militia, IV:272.
Montgomery, 11:58.
Y.,
531.
Joseph
P.,
of
Coon, Mark, of Col. Frederick Weissenfels’ levies, deserts, VI:272.
Connecticut,
Coonley, John, of Charlotte precinct,
clerk of council of safety, VI:247.
Dutchess county, N. Y., taxed for
Cooke, Nicholas, governor of Rhode Island, Clinton applies to, for can¬
New York
line,
VI:220;
discharged Jan. 1, 1781, VII: 17. Cooke, Samuel, witness of agreement between Daniel Parker and Udny Hay, VI:460.
Hurley, 11:466, 472, 477.
N.
of Marbletown, Ulster Y.,
cartridges in his
-,
loyalist,
135.
of
Cherry
Y., petitions for pro¬
Coonrod, Joseph, of Cherry Valley, N.
Y., petitions for protection of
settlement, 11:822. Coons, Harmen, of Albany county, Y.,
Bartholomew
Hess
in¬
dicted for robbing, IV: 1 88.
Manor, N. Y., 11:219. Cooper, -,
ensign,
of twentieth
regiment, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451.
care, III :401. Cool,
Jr.,
Cooper,-, of militia of Livingston
Cook’s reach, Hudson river, 1:126.
county,
Hendrick,
tection of settlement, 11:822.
N.
Cooke, Thomas, loyalist, prisoner at
Cool, --,
Coonrod,
Valley, N.
non, II:759. Cooke, Samuel, surgeon of fifth regi¬ ment,
son in British service, VI:576.
prisoner,
VI:
Cooper,-, of Fishkill, Dutchess county, N. Y., money paid at his
15
State of New York
226
Cooper, Gilbert — continued.
Cooper,-continued. house for recruiting expenses, VI:
ing,
561, 715.
of James Linkletter, V:710; return
Cooper, -, his tavern near Bos¬
V:679; approves application
of men
ordered by,
V:774;
or¬
dered to reinforce Capt. Lawrence,
ton, Mass., II :450. Cooper, Cornelius C. K., of Orange
VI:72-73; calls for provisions, VI:
county, N. Y., joins in petition for
82, 83; Col. A. H. Hay’s differ¬
protection, IV: 1 72.
ence with, VI :527, 528.
Cooper,
Ezekiel,
empts
of
lieutenant,
Poughkeepsie
of
ex¬
precinct,
Cooper (Cuyper), Gilbert, lieutenantcolonel, of Orange county militia, to
Hudson 302,
protect
river,
307;
west
1:288, ordered
his house, V :680. Cooper,
N. Y„ IV :236, 237.
1:258;
Cooper, Jacob, robbery attempted at
shore of 289-290,
to
Kings-
Jacobus,
Fishkill,
Dutchess
county, N. Y., 1:562. Cooper
(Coopper), James,
Dutchess
county,
N.
Fishkill,
Y.,
lends
money to aid recruiting, VI:75. Cooper,
John,
lieutenant,
of second
bridge, 1:311; at Closter, N. J.,
regiment, Dutchess county militia,
1:61 1 ; sends list of articles seized,
member of court martial, VI:763.
1:639; marches to ferry, 1:682 ; to
Cooper, Joseph, of associate company
guard passes of Highlands, 1:691 ;
in Charlotte county,
proposes to finish barracks at Ram-
447.
apo,
1:706;
return
of
N. Y.,
IV:
regiment
Cooper, Mydred, of Blooming Grove,
under his command, 1:720; reports
Orange county, N. \., asks pro¬
inadequacy of force and activity of enemy,
1:740-741,
798;
com¬
plains of conduct of Col. A.
H.
tection from horse thieves, V:679. Cooper,
Myles
King’s
(Dr.),
College,
president
New York
of
city,
Hay and Lt. Col. Isaac Sherwood,
loyalist, saved from mob by Alex¬
11:434-435 ; sustains Capt. Robert
ander Hamilton, 1:62-63; his ac¬
Johnston, 11:538; his cooperation
tivity in support of ministerial meas¬
in recovery of lost property desired,
ures, 1:71-72; his church, 1:78.
111:173, 278-279; calls for rein¬
Cooper, Obadiah, of Dutchess county,
forcement, IV:86-87; his signature
N.
Y.,
petitions
for
pardon
of
required to precept for court of oyer
Myndert
and terminer, IV:2 79; advises that
flour for American army, IV:803.
families of loyalists be allowed to
Cooper, Obadiah, of Albany, N. Y.,
go to New York city, V:678; re¬ quired to prevent women from go¬ ing to New York city and return-
Harris,
111:240;
sells
VI :733. Cooper,
Price,
of
Dutchess
N. Y., loyalist, VI:888.
county,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cooper, Robert, of Col. James Mc-
Cope,
William,
Claghry’s regiment of Ulster county
Snyder’s
militia, captured at Fort Montgom¬
109. Copeman
ery, IV:205, 206.
of
N. Y., robbed by whigs, 11:858.
county
militia,
N. Y., his influence sought in favor of plan to raise force of rangers, 11:315, 316; makes representation against Col. A. H. Hay and Lt.
guard
Col. of
at
first
Johannes
militia,
(Koopman),
major,
i heunis, of Orange county,
of
regiment
Cooper, Samuel, of Saratoga district,
Cooper,
227
Abraham,
regiment, ordered
Fort
II:
Plank,
Tryon to
keep
V:547;
commended for bravery at Johns¬ town, VIL483. Coper, John, of Haverstraw, N. Y., joins in petition for protection of district, V:471.
Col. Isaac Sherwood, 11:434; joins in representing to Clinton defense¬ less state of southern part of county, IV :775.
county, N. Y., rendezvous for lev¬ ies at his house, V :824. Copp, John, captain, of first regiment.
Cooper, William, of Col. John Hathorn’s
Coper, Obediah, of Fishkill, Dutchess
regiment of Orange
county
militia, fined for desertion, V :686.
New York line, left out of new establishment, peals
to
111:722-724;
Clinton
for
justice,
ap¬ IV:
Cooper, Zebulon, refugee from Long
8-9; Clinton replies to, IV:26; re¬
Island, seeks permission to export
ports approach of enemy to Fort
pro; isions to Connecticut, V :440.
Van Dyck, IV:586; reports other
Cooper river, S. C., V:96. Cooper’s ferry, Delaware river. Lord Cornwallis crosses at, 11:559. Cooperstown, Otsego county, N. Y.,
movements,
Coopland, John, his claim to bounty,
as
judge advocate, VI:763, 765. Copp, William, exempted from militia service, 111:421.
county, Col.
11:35.
N.
Jacob
Y.,
carries orders to
Klock,
V :590-591,
637; carries orders to Col. Goose
Coos, N. H., proposed expedition to Canada by way of, IV:365, 366, 367, 603.
Van Schaick, V :636. Coppernoll, John, lieutenant, of sec¬ ond regiment, Tryon county militia,
Coote, Sir Eyre, major-general, Brit¬ ish army, IV :509. George,
acting
Coppernall,-(Mr.), of Tryon
1:165.
Coote,
IV:620;
captain,
VI :21. Coppernoll
of twenty-
(Coppernolls), Nicholas,
of Tryon county, N. Y., petitions
fourth regiment, British army, with
for
protection
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:450.
179, VI:278.
from
Indians,
V:
State of New York
228
Copyright, act of congress in relation to, VIII :1 64.
N. Y., signs petition for pardon of
Coral, John, of Schenectady, N. Y., joins
in
statement
of
grievances-
111:66. Corbin,
of
Quaker
Hill,
Dutchess county, N. Y., constable, IV :464.
Cornell,
Daniel,
convicted,
of
Fredericksburgh
colonel,
of
Wil¬
liamsburg, Va., acting as king’s re¬ ceiver general, 1:90.
recommended
for
Henry,
of
Beekman’s
pre¬
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., his complaint against commissary,
V:
555.
Corbits point, Hudson river, Admiral
and
pardon, 111:181, 183. Cornell,
Richard,
Cordova,
Myndert Harris, 111:241.
precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., -,
Corbin,
Cornell, Clement, of Dutchess county,
Don,
1:742.
Cornell, John, of Beekman’s precinct,
Spaniard,
Dutchess county, N. Y., signs pe¬
commanding fleet on English coast
tition relating to James Essmond,
VIII :44.
111:355.
Coren, Isaac, captain, of Pennsylvania artillery company, VI:413. Corey,
Eleazer,
of
third
Ireland,
transports
leave,
for
America, 1:205; troops from, II: 437;
arrival
of
British
ships at,
VII :21 1.
of Beekman’s pre¬
to James Essmond, 111:355, Cornell, Thomas, of Queens county, N. Y., loyalist, V:158. Cornhill, Caleb, of Col. John FreaPs regiment of Dutchess county militia, V :825.
Corlaers Hook, see New York city. Corlett,
Samuel,
cinct, N. Y., signs petition relating
regiment,
New York line, deserts, VI:370. Cork,
Cornell,
William,
sergeant,
of
Col.
Cornhill, James, of New York levies, VI:370.
Robert Van Rensselaer’s regiment
Cornue, Daniel, of Schenectady, N.
of Albany county militia, V :383.
Y., joins in address of grievances,
“ Cormorant,”
the,
British
war-ship
under Admiral Rodney, V:730. Cornbury,
Edward
colonial
governor
Hyde, of
Lord,
New York,
VIII :xvi. Corne, Peter, of Westchester county, N. Y., loyalist, V :1 59. Cornelia,” sloop, sent to New York city under flag of truce, 11:523. Cornelius, see Itghnejonkeu. Cornelius, see Otatshete.
111:66. Cornwall, see also Cornwell. Cornwall,
Gideon,
Hopkins’
of Col.
regiment
of
Roswell Dutchess
county militia, 11:626. Cornwall
precinct.
Orange
county,
N. Y., light horse of, 1:320, 550; committee of, vouches for Mr. St. John, 111:148. Cornwallis, Charles, Earl, lieutenantgeneral, British army, in New York
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cornwallis, Charles — continued, city,
I ;84;
men
arrested
captures 560;
Fort
fears
Mercer,
of
his
Cornwallis, Charles —- continued,
bearing
guaranty of protection from,
229
11:6;
11:559-
approach
in
estimate of his force, VII:360; re¬ tires
within
his
principal
works,
VII:376; movement to reinforce, anticipated,
VII :431 ; his surren¬
Orange county, IV: 101 ; at Tap-
der,
pan,
thirty-
478, 484, 487, 490, 494, 561,
third foot, IV:509; portrait, IV:
VI11:410, 418; loss of his army
opp.
encourages opposition in parliament,
IV: 1 71 ;
710;
colonel
of
rumor that he super¬
sedes Sir Henry Clinton, V:156;
VII:434,
439,
451,
VIII :52.
reported to have left New York
Cornwell, see also Cornwall.
and returned, V :381 ; retreats from
Cornwell,
Charlotte, marches
N. to
C.,
borders
of
falls
Greene,
back
Caleb,
of
Col.
Roswell
of
Dutchess
VI:386;
Hopkins’
Virginia,
county militia, fined for desertion,
VI :670; his reported strength, VI: 671 ;
457,
regiment
VI:590, 591.
before
Gen.
Cornwell, James, of Beekman’s pre¬
fights
Gen.
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., his
VI:709;
Greene at Guilford Court House,
complaint against commissary,
VI :738-739;
555.
retreat
from
Deep
river, VI:910; fate of Fort Wat¬ son
dependent
Wilmington,
on,
N.
VI :91 3; C.,
at
V1:91 -4;
V:
Cornwell, John, fined for delinquency, V:687. Cornwell
(Cornwall),
Martin,
lieu¬
Count Rochambeau intercepts let¬
tenant, of fifth regiment, Dutchess
ters
from,
county militia,
his
arrival
VI 1:1 I 1, to
New
VII: 1 1 1 ; in
report
New
112; York,
to
York bring
VII: 135;
tacked at James river,
of city,
army at¬
VI1:1 36;
Baltimore regarded as his objective, VII: 175;
his troops occupied at
Yorktown in fortifying, VI 1:201; advantageously
posted,
212; expectation VII:305, 362,
308,
of 312,
VII :21 1 -
his
capture,
313,
361,
367-368, 372, 379, 405;
proposes terms of surrender, VII: 326; report of capture, VII:354;
seizes
Long Island, V:166,
loyalists
on
198.
Coromandel, coast of, VIII :36. Correntan,
Rikart,
of
exempts
of
Wallkill, N. Y„ 111:471. Corrin, see Corwin, Currin, Curwin, Curwine. Corsbort, Christian, brings intelligence to Helderberg of enemy’s force at Pasick, VI:31. Cortier, Nathaniel, his testimony, V: 933. Cortland,
see
Cortlandt.
also
Cortlandt,
Van
State of New York
230
Cortland,
-,
clerk
of city
and
Cortlandt, Philip —- continued.
county of New York, VIII :25 3,
1 9-20;
Clinton considers his com¬
287.
plaints,
VP22-24;
Cortlandt,
also
see
Cortland,
Van
Van
Cortlandt),
Philip,
colonel, of second regiment, New York join
line,
1:5 76;
Gen.
Arnold,
marching 11:253;
to of¬
officer
to
146-147;
regiment
at
Valley
Forge, 11:843-845; Clinton replies 11:845; recommends men for
ensigns, 111:288; commends work of Baron Steuben, 111:288; asked to lead his regiment to Cochecton, IV:210; apprised of enemy’s ac¬ tivity at Cherry Valley and Fort Plank,
IV:293; advises dismissal
of militia on Ulster frontier, 305;
orders
militia
to
IV:
Minisink,
IV :350, 35 1 ; correspondence with Clinton
on expedition against In¬
dian towns, IV:370-371 ; ordered from Ulster frontier, IV:767, 777778; reports
enemy’s appearance
at Fantine Kill, IV:798-799; in¬ forms Clinton of progress of expedi¬ tion against Indians, IV :85 1-852; in
Sullivan’s
expedition,
V :228,
VI:250; V 1:251; orders
transmitted
to
after
fire
Fort
at
Captains
complaints
Black and
against
Wiley,
VI: |
V1:369; orders
to,
VI:
Schuyler,
876, 879-880. Cortlandt
(Corteland,
Cortlandts,
Cortland,
Courtlands)
Westchester
county,
Manor, N.
Y.,
quarters of surgeon in, 1:412; loy¬ alist rangers lurking in,
1:801
; in¬
habitants of, petition for creation of new militia regiment,
11:641-642, of, 111:682-
696-697; exempts 683; levies raised from, in July, 1780, VI:70; recruiting in, VI: 146, 147; bounds Capt. St. John’s company, VI:623. Cortlandt
Manor
Americans
in
House, action
VI1:1 16.
in
account of shoes
Clinton’s
count of state allowances for cloth¬
joins
Clinton replies to,
James
Tioga branch, V :24 1 ; transmits ac¬
472;
on clothing for
Gen.
1781, VII :59;
V :opp.
VI :21 9;
Clinton,
for Mrs.
V:460; his portrait,
VI:
Manor,
joins in representation of
232, 236; sent to destroy corn on
ing,
recruiting
line officers to legislature,
officers,
his
sends
Cortlandt
writes to Clinton
to,
VI:47-48, 66;
VI:84;
brigade,
11:266; describes to Clinton suffer¬ of
Captains
asked to nominate commissary for
ficers of levies desire to join him,
ings
his further rep¬
regarding
Black and Wiley,
Cortlandt. Cortlandt (Cortland, Cortlant, Courtlandt,
resentations
Cortlandt’s
of
held July
permission
by 3,
asked
Jay to meet friends at,
bridge,
Westchester
county, N. Y., Yagers take posses¬ sion of, VII :59.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cortreght, see also Kortreght, Kortright.
ling’s
regiment
at
Fort
Clinton,
11:91.
Coriright’s
Patent,
see
Kortright’s
British
of thirty-
army,
with
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Cottong, Daniel, of New York city,
Cottrill,
George,
Drake’s
of
regiment
Col. of
Samuel
Westchester
county militia, VI:70.
Patent. Corwin, see also Currin, Curwin, Cur-
Couch, Eve, of Rhinebeck precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., wife of
wine. Corwin, Theophilus, of North Wind¬ Ulster
county,
N.
Y.,
his
Coryell’s
(Caryll’s)
ferry,
Washington’s
Delaware
approach
to,
111:484; soldiers of fourth Penn¬ sylvania regiment reported at, IV: Washington at,
Philip Couch, to be sent to New York city, 11:531. Couch, Johannes, Jr.,
house plundered, 11:476.
229;
captain,
VIIl:304.
Cortnght, Courtright, see Kortright.
river,
William,
first regiment,
Cortreght, Jacobus, of Col. Levi Paw-
sor,
Cotton,
231
VIII:401,
of Cobleskill,
Schoharie county, N. Y., joins in petition for relief, IV:475. Couch, Philip, of Rhinebeck precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., loyalist, 11:531. Coughman, Jacob, of Durlach, Tryon
402. Cosby, William, governor of province of New York, opposed to frequent elections, stamp
1:20;
act,
recommended
1:32;
John
Peter
county,
N.
Y., loyalist,
VII :80,
81. Coulne, -, esquire, of Greatneck, L.
I., maltreated and robbed by
party from Connecticut, VII:234. Zenger arrested at his instigation, 1:55.
petitions for protection of frontier,
Coster, John, of Col. John Hathorn’s regiment of Orange county militia, fined
for
disobedience
of
orders,
IV:272. Cotter,
George,
lieutenant,
twenty-
Burgoyne at Saratoga, II :45 1. Thadeus,
Drake’s
regiment
of
Col.
of
Samuel
Westchester
county militia, VI: 70. Cotton,
IV :563. Council
of
appointment,
see
New
York, province and state. Council, Indian, see Indian council.
fourth regiment, British army, with
Cotter,
Coulter, John, Mamakating, N. Y.,
-
(Rev.),
Conn., VII: 1 06.
Council for regulation and government of southern district of New York state, see New York, province and state. Council of revision, see New York, province and state,
of
Bolton,
Council
of safety,
see
province and state.
New
York,
State of New York
232
Counrad, Nicoless, of Cherry Valley,
Couten, Josias, of Tryon county, N.
N. Y., joins in petition for protec¬
Y., joins in petition for protection against Indians, V :1 79.
tion, II :822. Counradj, -, German lieutenant
Couwenhoven,
under Burgoyne, 11:453. Counterfeit
bills,
measure
Couwenhoven, see also Covenhoven.
to
guard
Nicholas,
of
New
Utrecht, Kings county, N. Y., of¬ fers to advance money for Ameri¬
against passing,
V:326-327;
ex¬
tent of their issue, VIII :217-219. Countryman, Adam, of Tryon county, N. Y., his house reached by Gen. Robert
Van
Rensselaer’s
forces,
VI :694, 699. Countryman,
George,
lieutenant,
of
arrests Sheriff Anthony Van Veghten, 111:280, 281. John,
for
fifth
Couper, Thomas, of Smith’s Clove, county,
on parole.
III: 683-
684, IV :40. Covenhoven, Edward, of Rhinebeck, Dutchess county, for
his
N.
exchange,
Y., petition
IV: 1 45 ;
pro¬
N.
ming,
IV: 1 65 ; William Duer in¬
terests himself in, VII: 158-1 59. Covenhoven,
Jacob,
of
Fishkill,
Dutchess county, N. Y., provides
recruit
regiment. New York line, VII :22.
Orange
officers
posal to exchange for John Cum-
first regiment, Tryon county militia,
Countryman,
can
Y.,
joins
in
pasture for use of continental army, V :852. Cowan, James, of Cambridge district, N.
Y.,
takes part in
maltreating
petition to establish military post in
loyalists, 11:857; joins in petition
Clove, IV:275.
for protection of northern frontier,
Courtlandt, see Cortland, Cortlandt,
111:210. Cowan,
Van Cortlandt. Court martial, trial of officers by, III: 717-721 ; jurisdiction of, 111:736, 737, IV:36-38, 72-73, 273; de¬ cisions of, in delinquency cases, IV:
Patrick,
of Cambridge
dis¬
trict, N. Y., assists in maltreating loyalists, 11:858. Cowan,
Robert,
of Cambridge
dis¬
trict, N. Y„ joins in petition for protection of northern frontier, III:
271-272, V:686-687; Clinton on compensation of officers serving on, IV :2 73;
failure of,
for want
of
quorum, V:472; difficulties in way of holding, VI :1 7. Courts of admiralty, to be apprised that period of cessation of hostilities
210. Cow
Chase,
the,
poem
written
by
Maj. Andre, 1:63, VI:261. Cowden, James, petitions for protec¬ tion
of
districts,
Cambridge
and Saratoga
111:210.
Cowden, James S., petitions for pro¬
at sea will be ascertained, VIII:
tection of Cambridge and Saratoga
253.
districts, 111:210.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cowden, Samuel, petitions for protec¬ tion
of Cambridge
and
Saratoga
first regiment,
Cowin, see Cowing. Cowing, Daniel, of Col. Albert Pawling’s regiment of levies, seeks par¬
near Schoharie,
British
army,
with
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Coxe, see also Cox. Coxe, -, in commissary service,
don for deserlion, VII:343.
IV :545. N.
Y., his house attacked by Indians, IV:770.
Coxsackie (Coxackee, Coxakie, Coxseghkie, Coxsocky), Greene county, N. Y., inhabitants of, petition in
Cow Neck,
Queens county, N. Y.,
IV :839.
behalf of John Cumming, 11:698; petition
Cow Neck bay, L. I., enemy brings boats
York line, tried for absence from
Cox, William, lieutenant, of twenty-
Cowenhoven, see Covenhoven.
— —,
Cox, Thomas, of fifth regiment. New
roll-call, 1:823, 824.
districts, 111:210.
Cowley,
233
to,
across
island,
1:345;
boats removed from, 1:347. Cownover, Samuel, arrested for carry¬
of
exempts
of,
III: 137-
139; robbery committed in,
III:
614; return of Col. Anthony Van Bergen’s regiment at, IV:687. Crabb,
John,
of
F redericksburgh,
ing goods from New York city to
Dutchess county, N. Y., loyalist,
New Jersey, 11:599.
apprehended at White Plains, II:
Cox,-, captain, member of court to inquire into conduct of Lt. Col.
Charles,
of
Crabb, Thomas, of exempts of Pough¬ keepsie
Vanck, VI :282. Cox,
317.
second
regiment,
and
Rombout
precincts,
N. Y., IV:235. Crafort,-(Mrs.), prisoner, her
New York line, VI:628. Cox, Ebenezer, lieutenant-colonel, of
exchange suggested, IV :41 3. Craft, Jacob, of fifth regiment. New
first regiment, Tryon county militia, fell at Oriskany, 11:204, 284, III: 280.
Y., petitions for guard, IV :81 9. Cox, Joseph, of New York city, mer¬ chant, VIIExxxiv. Nicholas,
of
fined
for
misconduct,
1:823, 824.
of
IV: 1 72.
southern
part
cinct,
Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
taxed for son in enemy’s service, VI :286. Cragare, John, of Col. John Frear’s
Orange
county,
N. Y., joins in petition for protec¬ tion
line,
Craft, John, of Fredericksburgh pre¬
Cox, John, Jr., of Ulster county, N.
Cox,
York
of
county,
regiment of Dutchess county militia, V :825. Crage, John, captain, of second regi¬ ment,
Ulster
county militia,
lays
State of New York
234
Crandell, Caleb, of McNeal’s Ferry,
Crage, John—continued. down commission, 1:228-229; pe¬
Hudson river, N. Y., loyalist, de¬
titions for protection of border, IV:
nounced by commissioners for con¬
562.
spiracies, VII :357.
Craig, see also Craik. Craig,
Robert,
chester
of
Crandle (Crandell), Samuel, lieuten¬
Peekskill,
county,
N.
Y.,
West¬ loyalist,
IV:302.
Cambridge,
Mass.,
Washington’s
headquarters, VI11:41 4. (Craig),
Virginia, to
James
hospitals
in
Rhode
-,
German
(Crambary,
J.,
Dutchess
county militia, 1:670.
leads raiding party in New Jersey, 11:625.
session seized by enemy, V :644. Crane,
lieutenant
(Mr.),
carries letter
387. Crane,
Cranberry),
British take road to,
--,
from John Field to Clinton, VII:
under Burgoyne, 11:453.
N.
regiment,
of
Island for French sick, V :678.
Cranbury
first
Crane, - (Mr.), letter in his pos¬
(Dr.),
chief hospital physician,
prepare
Cramm,
of
Crane, -, of New York militia,
Craigie house, formerly Vassall house,
Craik
ant,
II:
37; Washington at, VIII :403.
George,
Henry
captain,
Ludinton’s
of
Col.
regiment
of
Dutchess county militia, VI:49. Crane, Isaac, adjutant, of Col. John
Crance, see also Crans.
Field’s regiment of Dutchess county
Crance, Henry, of exempts of Han¬
militia, in action at Ward’s house,
over,
Ulster
county,
111:499,
IV: 1 26.
kill, Ulster county, 111:471.
of Capt. Uriah Drake’s company of Ulster county exempts V :3, 4. Amos,
of
regiment
Col.
Roswell
of
Dutchess
Crandel, Caleb, of Saratoga, N. Y., permission
to export
wheat
and bring in salt, V :262. Crandel,
on
Long
Luis,
of
Col.
regiment
of
Dutchess
county militia, 111:74, IV:33, VI: 49 ; signs address to governor in be¬ half of Joshua Myrick, VI:529. Crane, John, of Essex county, N. J., petitions to Clinton for exchange of
county militia, V:71, 72.
seeks
prisoner
Crane, John, captain, of Col. Henry Ludinton’s
Cranck (Crank), Henry (Henrick),
Hopkins’
734;
Island, V:752.
Crance, Jacob, of exempts of Wal-
Crandel,
11:732,
Abraham
persons taken on Susquehanna, VI: 606. Crane, John Treat, of Essex county, N. Y., petitions for exchange of
Brinckerhoff’s regiment of Dutchess
persons
county militia, V:825.
VI :606.
taken
on
Susquehanna,
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Crane, Jonathan, of Essex county, N.
235
Crane, Thadeus — continued.
J., petitions for exchange of Capt.
county mihtia, required to aid in
Joseph Crane, IV :19b.
protecting country,
Crane, Joseph, captain, of Col. A. H.
V :33,
34, 79-
80; makes return of classes in his
VI: 16;
Hay s regiment of Orange county
regiment,
mihtia, valuable box said to be in
in readiness to march,
his
his proposal for protection of Mid¬
possession,
HI: 173;
his
ex¬
VII
change, IV:795-796, V:349; pe¬
dle Patent,
titions
to confer with,
for
exchange
of
persons
taken on Susquehanna, VI :606. Crane,
Joseph,
colonel,
of
artillery,
200, 214. county,
VII
N.
lieutenant, J.,
petitions
of Essex for
:30; Col. Thomas
VII
:98,
189; his
:5Q9-5 10, 5 1 5 ; to confer with
Clinton chester
Joseph,
VI :71-72;
recommendations for appointments,
ranked before Col. John Lamb, V:
Crane,
to put regiment
ex¬
on
protection
VII
county,
joins
in
memorial
VII
:631.
of
:605,
for
West¬ 606;
protection,
change of Capt. Joseph Crane, IV;
Crane, William, of Essex county, N.
796; petitions for exchange of per¬
J., petitions for exchange of per¬
sons
sons taken by enemy on Susque¬
taken on Susquehanna,
VI:
606.
hanna,
Crane, Joseph, of Southeast precinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., vouches for
character
111:359;
of
three
approves
Quakers,
removal
of
family to Long Island, VII:549. Crane, Joseph (Dr.), 111:494; per¬ mit sought for his wife to go from
VI:b06.
Crane’s Mills, N. J., V:45 7. Crank,
Henrick,
of
Newburgh
empts, V :4. Crans, see also Crance. Crans, Henry, loyalist, under arrest, 51:474. Crawberger,
Peter,
of
Schaghticoke
Connecticut to Long Island, VII:
district, N.
387.
mont party, VII:609.
Crane, Joseph, Jr., of Southeast pre¬
Y., adherent of Ver¬
Crawford, --, lieutenant, of Ulster
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., re¬
county
ports seizure of flour, 11:761-762;
martial, 1:530.
joins in petition in behalf of Joshua
regiment of Dutchess county militia, in action at Ward’s house, 11:734. Crane, Thaddeus, lieutenant colonel, fourth
regiment,
Crawford,
mihtia,
-
member
of
court
(Miss),
of Peek-
skill, Westchester county, N. Y.,
Myrick, VI :529. Crane, Solomon, of Col. John Lield’s
of
ex¬
Westchester
her losses by refugees and militia,
VI -.502-503. Crawford, Alexander,
of Col.
Levi
Pawling’s regiment at Port Clinton, 1:806, 11:50.
236
State of New York
Crawford, Daniel, lieutenant, of sec¬
Cregier, Thomas — confined.
ond regiment, Ulster county militia,
483; unable to supply provisions,
VI:624.
VI :8 2.
Crawford,
James,
of
Dutchess county,
Rhinebeck,
N. Y., certifies
in favor of Samuel Hake, V:67l. Crawford, Joseph, lieutenant, of Col. Jonathan Hasbrouck’s regiment of Ulster county militia, 111:466.
petitions
for
protection
of
border, IV:562.
Canada, VI:239.
district, Albany county,
111:628,
630. order
of
f homas H. Barclay on, 11:610. Cremer, Frederick, of Rhinebeck pre¬
chester county,
tifies in behalf of Samuel Hake, V: 372.
Crawford, Samuel, of Peekskill, West¬ N.
Y.,
VI:502-
503.
Crepell,
see
also
Crespell,
Crispel,
Crispell, Crisple. Crepell, Hendrick, of Ulster county,
Crawford,
William,
of second regi¬
ment, Dutchess county militia, V: 527; his pasture taken for use of army, V:852.
Cregier, -
N. Y„ 1:776. Crepplebos,
recruit
for nine
(Mrs.), desires per¬
mission to go to New York city, IV:707. of
New
York
city,
of
Marbletown,
see
also
Crepell,
Crispel,
Crispell, Crisple. Crespell, John, of Ulster county, N. Y„ 1:776. Crevecoeur St.
John,
Jagh,
Ulster county, N. Y., 1:766. Crespell,
Cornelius,
months’ service, V:537, 538.
Cregier,
Crego, Richard, of exempts of Kings
cinct, Dutchess county, N. Y., cer¬
Crawford, Mary, living in Montreal,
Creeden,
N. Y., signs petition, IV: 1 72.
Creighton,-(Mr.),
Crawford, Joseph, of Mamakating, N. Y.,
Cregier, Thomas, of Orange county,
Jean
nounces
[misprinted Creveweur], de,
French
establishment
consul,
an¬
of
mail
VIII :xxii. packet line between L’Orient and Cregier, Martin, of New York city, VIII :xxii.
Cnghor, John, of Fort Edward, N.
Cregier, Simon, ensign, of fourth regi¬ ment, New York line, court martialed, 11:520. Cregier,
Thomas,
V., charges of Phoebe Campbell against, V :338. Cnnc, Peter, of Col. Peter R. I iv-
captain,
of
New
^ ork city, purchasing commissary, 111:141, I 42 ; his accounts for pro¬ visions,
New York city, VIII :316.
111:142-143,
155-156,
ingston’s regiment of Albany county militia, IV :35. Crippen, Jabez, burglary at his house, 111:609.
Analytical Index —Clinton Papers
Cripplebush,
Ulster county,
N.
Y.,
militia to be stationed at, IV:305, 371. Crispel,
237
Crocker, Ephraim, of Fort Edward, N. Y., loyalist, VII:357. Crocket, Amos, of Cambridge, Wash¬
also
see
Crepell,
Crespell,
Crispell, Crisple.
ington county,
N. Y., takes part
in maltreating loyalists, 11:857.
Crispel, Cornelius, of Col. Johannes
Crofford, -
(Mrs.),
widow, of
Snyder’s regiment of Ulster county
Fredericksburgh precinct, Dutchess
militia, 11:249.
county, N. Y., taxed for sons in
see also
Crispell,
Crispel,
Crepell,
Crespell,
Crisple.
Crofts,
Crispell, Elisan, of Col. John Cantine’s regiment of Ulster county mi¬ litia, VI :37. Crispell
Hendrick,
of
Ulster county, N. Y., his confes¬ sion regarding treasonable practices, 790,
791,
11:635;
pardoned, 1:792-793.
ing’s regiment at Fort Clinton, II: 22, 40, 50.
Y.,
of
enlists
Burgoyne
British
at
of
army,
Saratoga,
II:
Cromanteau, L., assistant commissary, British
Ulster with
army,
with
Krispell),
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga, 11:452. Crommel,-,
of
Canajoharie,
N.
Y., his house
burned by enemy, VI :81 1. Cromot,
Dubourg,
Joseph
(Creppell,
Thomas,
with
lieutenant,
regiment,
Tryon county,
Crispell, Peter P., of Col. Levi Pawl-
Crispell
Richard,
twentieth
451.
(Crispall),
1:756-761,
enemy’s service, VI :286.
Maxime,
Marie
Francois
Baron,
captain,
French aide-de-camp, VII: 105.
county, N. Jacob
Rose
Crompond (Crom Pond), Westches¬ ter
county,
N.
Y.,
Maj.
Andre
in British service, 1:757, 758, II: 635, 637; surrenders himself, I: 772; found guilty of levying war against
United
States,
1:781;
recommended for mercy, 1:782. Crisple,
see
also
Crepell,
Crespell,
Crisple, Abraham, of Col. Johannes Snyder’s regiment of Ulster county
(Mrs.),
widow,
near
111:26;
creation of board of commissioners at,
recommended,
IV :521 ;
Col.
Ludmton’s regiment ordered to, V: 34,
43;
other
regiments
ordered to, V:79, 80; stolen cattle to be sold at, V:243; Westchester levies
militia, 111:298. -■
provisions expected from,
24,
Crispel, Crispell.
Crist,
challenged by sentinel at, 11:727:
to
rendezvous
at,
V :603,
661 ; people at, in need of protec¬
Ward’s bridge, Ulster county, N.
tion,
Y., court martial held at her house,
512, 567; continental troops near,
1:588.
VI:464;
VI :515;
recruiting at,
French
troops
not
VI:
to
State of New York
238
Crookshanks,-, accused of mak¬
Crompound — continued. march to, VII :1 07; lines below, to
ing secret visit to
be guarded, VIS:530.
637.
Cromwell,
Oliver,
Patrick
Henry’s
“ Cromwell, Oliver,” ship belonging
Cronan, Patrick, lieutenant, of levies, 1:568; serving with Col. William
Denis,
of
Col.
regiment
of
Henry
Dutchess
George,
of
Great
Nine
Partners, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
associate
447. John,
loyalist,
of
Gen.
DeLancey’s brigade, 111:224. Croom,
Rebecca,
of
Ulster county,
Cropsey, see also Cropsie, Cropsy. Cropsey,
Henry,
taxed
for
son
in
enemy’s service, VI :626.
V :593. Cronkhite,
James,
of
Great
Nine
Partners, Dutchess county, N. Y.,
Cropsey
(Ropsey),
Isaac,
loyalist,
prisoner, 15:466, 472, 476. Cropsie, see also Cropsey, Cropsy.
V :593. Cronkhite, John, corporal, of first reg¬
Patrick, corporal, of first
regiment, New York fine, V1:532. Crook, Coenraedt, of Col. Johannes Snyder’s regiment at
Fort
Cropsie,
Mont¬
Cropsy, see also Cropsey, Cropsie. Cropsy, Adam, of Lt. Col. Johannis Jansen’s regiment of Ulster county militia, V :527. Cropsy,
gomery, 11:1 10.
New Margaret
(Mrs.), of New
York city, seeks permission to visit her father at New Windsor,
V:
280-281. Billet,
Isaac, of exempts of New
Marlborough, N. Y., 111:411.
iment, New York line, VI:532.
Crooked
of
tions, IV :683.
Cronin, see Cronan.
Crooke,
William,
N. Y., suffers by enemy’s depreda¬
county militia, V :825.
Cronkhite,
associate
company in Charlotte county, IV:
Crookstone,
Malcom, V :81.
Cronkhite,
of
447. Crookshanks,
to Connecticut, IV:319.
Ludinton’s
George,
company in Charlotte county, IV:
allusion to, 1:36.
Cronckright,
Crookshanks,
New York,- I:
Alexander,
of
Marlborough,
exempts N.
Y.,
of
HI:
411. Cropsy,
Henry,
borough,
of
Ulster
New
county,
Marl¬ N.
Y.,
money in trust with, 1:375. Pa.,
fight
at,
IV:
363.
Crosbie, see also Crosby. Crosbie, Enoch, of Dutchess county
Crooker, El jah, captain, of twenty-
militia, 51:626.
third continental infantry (Mass.),
Crosby, see also Crosbie.
on court martial in
Crosby,
trial of
Morris Graham, 1:413.
Col.
David,
Southeast
Jr.,
of
precinct,
exempts
of
Dutchess
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Crosby, David, Jr.— continued,
Cross
county, IV:63; signs memorial in behalf of Joshua Myrick, VI:529. Crosby, N.
Isaac,
Y.,
of Dutchess
signs
camp at, VIII :401. Croton
bridge,
county,
Croton point, Hudson river, V :4.
county mi¬
Croton
(Croton’s)
half of Joshua Myrick, VI:529.
enemy’s
enemy’s
from,
incursion
1:303,
309;
expected
to
of
reach, 11:345, 354; suggested as
Dutchess
boundary of new militia regiment,
county, IV :63; advises that Noah
11:697; new bridge to be erected
Webb’s family be permitted to en¬
over,
ter enemy’s lines, VI 1:341.
of troops to,
Southeast
exempts
river,
ships at mouth of, 1:283; Clinton sends orders
of
Westchester
troops at, recommended, VI :464.
litia, 11:73-4; signs memorial in be¬
J heodore,
in
behalf
Crosby, Reuben, of Col. John Field’s
Crosby,
Washington
N. Y., 1:413, 11:582; posting of
memorial in
Dutchess
Pa.,
county,
of Joshua Myrick, VI:529.
regiment of
Roads,
239
precinct,
IV:432; proposed advance IV :439-440, 484;
Croslield, see Crossfield.
horse
Cross, Noah, of Col. Levi Pawling’s
troops to patrol banks of, VI: 365 ;
regiment at Fort Clinton,
1:806,
William,
captain,
of
Col.
Johanms Jansen’s regiment of Ulster county militia, discredits application of
Robert
166;
Thompson,
recruits from
his
VI: 165company,
Crossett, Samuel, ensign, of militia of Charlotte county, N. Y., VI: 164. Crossfield, Stephen, loyalist, his plate of
Dutchess
county
commissioners of sequestration, III: 46. Crossle, George, of New York city, VIII :xii. Crossman, Simeon, plunders houses in Huntington, L. I., IV:199, 200. Cross River, Westchester county, N. Y„ I V:488.
cattle driven
across,
V:279;
by
refugees,
be landed at mouth of, VI:446; enemy
cross,
Greene, French
to
surprise
VI:872; army,
crossed
VII: 1 13;
Col. by light
troops to be kept on upper side of, VII :565;
VI: 688, 791.
in possession
crossing,
VI:366; women and children to
826, 842, 857. Cross,
thieves
Washington
halts
at,
VIII :409. Crouws,
George,
of Tryon county,
N. Y., joins in petition for protec¬ tion, V: 1 79. Crowder, Anthony, of first regiment, New York line, VI:532. Crowell, John, ensign, of Col. Jona¬ than
Hasbrouck’s
regiment
of
Ulster county militia, 111:466. Crown Point, Essex county, N. Y., British
plan
for
repossessing,
127; Clinton’s march to,
S:
1:183,
State of New York
240
Crown Point — continued.
Crown Point — continued. 11:876 ;
service
Thomas at,
of
Gen.
John
1:210; Gen. Arnold
404,
417;
landed at,
destination
to return to, after defeat on Lake Champlain,
451.
enemy
erects
force
452,
457;
difficult,
VII:
VIL438,
enemy’s return
1:386;
of
to,
works at, 1:395; enemy arrives at,
Crowshorn, John, of Schenectady, N.
11:53; ships of the enemy at, III:
Y., joins in representation of griev¬
290, 295 ; information obtained at,
ances, 111:66.
by spy, 111:384-387, 402; hostile
Cruger,
John,
of
New
York
city,
force appears at, 111:430; cannon
loyalist, V:159; applies to Clinton
at, turned over to United States,
for permission to obtain provisions
111:713; loyalist recruits taken to,
in New York, V:410; his request
IV:220; enemy’s forces in neigh¬
denied, V:419.
borhood of,
IV:243,
254, 267,
Cruger, John Harris, lieutenant-colo¬
308; news from, of atrocities com¬
nel, of New York city, loyalist, V:
mitted by enemy, IV:309; flag of
159; to leave New York,
truce
invasion
439;
from Canada by way of, IV:726;
188.
sent
scouts
sent
borough, to,
to,
out
IV:444;
to,
from
Skenes-
IV:864; Brant on way
V :41 3;
British vessel at,
V:
720; Clinton attempts to intercept enemy at, V:769-770, 818-819, 820, 822; signs of enemy discov¬ ered sends
near, scout
V:788; to,
Maj.
V:790;
Allen supplies
sent to, for Col. Van Rensselaer, V :791 ; enemy expected to come by way of, V:893; enemy’s ships
member of
council,
VII: VIII:
Crum, Benony, loyalist, V: 1 63. Crum, Peter, joins in petition for de¬ fense
of
south
part
of
Orange
county, IV:172. Crum, William, loyalist,
1:718,
V:
county,
N.
163. Crum Elbow,
Dutchess
Y.. V:458. Crump, Abner, captain, of first Vir¬ ginia regiment,
participates in at¬
tack on Paulus Hook, V :208.
discovered near, V :905 ; Sir John
Crumpond, see Crompond.
Johnson to retreat by way of, VI:
Cruse, P. S., German lieutenant under
319 ; enemy in neighborhood of, V1:354; loyalist party arrives at, VI :362; enemy encamped below, VI :393, 406; loyalist families for¬ warded enemy’s
to,
VI:723;
presence
at,
report
of
VI:776,
823, 842; enemy south of, VII:
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:453. Cruver, Aaron, loyalist, prisoner, II: 429, 476. Cryslar, Brassier, of Schoharie, N. Y., loyalist, VII :81. Cuddeback,
Abraham,
captain,
of
second regiment, Ulster county mi-
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cuddeback, litia,
Abraham — continued,
marches
1:698,
against
loyalists,
11:
705; at Fort Clinton,
89; leads scouting party to Cochec-
Culley, N.
Thomas, Y.,
petitions
Culp
Pawling’s
Fort Clinton,
V:576, 577.
N. Y., suffers by Indian depreda¬ tions, IV :683. Orange
county,
N.
of
1:826,
militia 834,
at
842,
857.
Dutchess county, N. Y., sends flour out of state, VII :6, 7.
Micah, of Peekskill, West¬
horse, VI :503. John,
bay,
of
Col.
Scotia,
British
Lake
Champlain,
British emissaries dispatched from, VI :360. Cumberland
lieutenant,
Nova
army post at, IV:508. Cumberland
chester county, N. Y., robbed of
Cudney,
regiment
Cumberland,
Y„ V :229. Cudner,
protection,
Culver, —-—, of Northeast precinct,
Cuddeback, Sarah, of Ulster county,
Cuddebackvjlle,
for
(Coulp), Jacob, of Col. Levi
to Cochecton with 40 men,
276 ; joins in petition for protection,
of Cherry Valley,
11:823.
ton, 111:540, 541, 545; ordered IV:
241
County,
N.
Y.,
com¬
mittee authorized to call out militia
Samuel Drake’s regiment of West¬
of,
chester county militia, IV:138.
from order to march to Fort Con¬ stitution,
‘ Cuff,” negro, VI :1 5 1. Cullen, - (Mr.), of Fredericksburgh,
Dutchess
county,
N.
Y.,
Cullen, Charles, of exempts of South¬ east precinct, Dutchess county, IV:
inhabitants,
dered ern
of to
army,
committee
of,
deal with traitorous 1:802;
its
governor, furnish
men
11:208,
vote
11:79 ;
at or¬
for
north¬
211;
many
inhabitants in revolt against New
62, 63. Culley, David, of Cherry Valley, N. Y., petitions for protection, II :823. Hervey,
Hopkins’
1:437;
called on to
election
V :255.
Culley,
1:387, 388; militia exempted
of
Col.
Roswell
of
Dutchess
regiment
county militia, V:71.
York, town New
11:234; of,
inhabitants
affirm
York,
of
allegiance
to
111:16-17;
six
towns of, unite in address friendly to New York, 111:170-172; ad¬
Culley, Matthew, of Cherry Valley.
herents of Vermont not numerous
N. v., petitions for protection, II;
in, 111:367; circular letter sent to
823.
towns
Culley, Matthew, Jr., of Cherry Val¬
of,
111:510; returns
from
towns on New York claim,
HI:
ley, N. Y., petitions ror protection,
622-624; resolutions of New York
11:823.
legislature
16
on
disputed
lands
in,
242
State of New York
Cumberland Co., N. Y.—continued. IV: 196; petition of nine towns to Clinton, IV :792-795 ; Ethan Al¬
Cumming (Cummins), John, of Cats¬ kill, Greene county, N. Y., loyal¬ ist, his clandestine visit to New
len’s acts of terrorism in, IV :846847; congress informed of Allen’s
York, 1:637; people of Coxsackie petition in his favor, 11:698; to be
actions in, IV:859, V:53, 55, 58, 59; committee of, receives letter
held for exchange, 111:605, 627; seeks permission to negotiate ex¬
from congressional committee, V: 97-98, 108, 143; committee of,
change, 111:669; his exchange for the father of Richard Varick pro¬
sent to Bennington, V: I 09; oppo¬ sition to Vermont in, should be consolidated, V: I 10; handbills cir¬ culated in, in favor of New Hamp¬
posed, IV: 1 16-1 17; Edward Covenhoven offered in exchange for, IV: 1 65 ; asks permission to go to Fishkill, IV:220-221; his ex¬
shire, V: 1 34; committee of, ap¬ peals to Clinton, V: 1 5 6-158,
change for Peter Van Tassel urged by Gen. McDougall, IV :845;
605-608; danger to best element in, V:437; Vermont enforces au¬ thority in, V :6 72 ; committee of
carries to New York city proposals of exchange, V:223; his family
Vermont to confer with people of,
V:889-890; friends of New York in, send agent to congress, VI:
149-150, 216, VII: 1 65 ; sugges¬
and effects exchanged for those of Mr. Sands, V:379, 391, 393; to be exchanged for Peter Van Tas¬ sel, V :387, 405; on his way to
tions for restoring New York’s au¬
New York, V:422, 423, 429; brings letters to Gen. Heath from
thority in, VI: 160-162; informa¬ tion about loyalists of, V1:2 1 3-
New York, V:435; to return to New York, V:502, 581, 582,
215; Clinton on policy toward loy¬ alists of, VI:230-231, 274-275;
his conversation with British com¬
Clinton to grant civil and military commissions in, VI1:7.
missary of prisoners, V:5 1 8; his difficulties in fulfilling parole, V:
Cumberland Head, on Lake Cham¬ plain, enemy’s appearance at, I:
683-684; position and request of his tenants, VI:856-858.
386. Cumming, see also Cummings, Cum¬ mins. Cumming, Alexander, of Catskill, Greene county, N. Y., tenant of John Cumming, VI:857.
583, 618, 649, 657, 658, 660;
Cumming, John N., captain, of sec¬ ond regiment. New Jersey line, commands fort on Honeoye lake,
V :238. Cummings, see also Cumming, Cum¬ mins.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cummings,
William,
McClaghry’s
of Col.
regiment
of
James Ulster
county militia, VI :624.
mings.
N.
of
German
Y., suffers by enemy’s
Cunningham,
William,
British
cap¬
tain, keeper of Provost prison, New
Cummins, ordered
(Mr.), of Putney, to provide men for
service, IV :800. Cumpten,
Flats,
William,
depredations, IV :342.
Cummins, see also Cumming, Cum¬
Vt.,
Cunningham,
243
James,
exempts
of
county,
V:
179. Cuningham,
Jr.,
cruelty,
Grey
&
Co.,
New
York city, VIII :xxxvi. Benjamin,
of
Col.
Robert
bany county militia, V :383. Cure, Witter, of exempts of Col. John Hathorn’s
Thomas,
his
Van Rensselaer’s regiment of Al¬
Cuningham, John, joins in petition for Tryon
VI:722;
VIII :xxiv.
Curbret,
Cuningham, see also Cunningham.
of
city,
Cunningham, of
Dutchess county, IV:237.
protection
h ork
of Essex
regiment
of
Orange
county militia, 111:735.
county, N. J., petitions in behalf of ! Curren, Phems, of second regiment, captives in Canada, VI :606. Ulster county militia, 1:278. Cunite, Coonrod, of fifth regiment, Currency, see United States, finances. New York line, V:926. Currey, see also Currie, Curry. Cunnigim, Aaron, of Orange county Currey, Francis, goods from New militia, delinquent, 1:266. York city intended for, V:376. Cunningham, see also Cuningham. Currie, see also Currey, Curry. Cunningham, Forsey vs., case of, Currie (Currey), Archibald, of
1:13.
Cunningham,
Barbara,
of
German
Flats, N. Y., suffers by depreda¬
James,
of Westchester
Cunningham, John, of Col. William VI:
370. CunnineFam, John, of Capt. Thomas Machin’s company, 111:29. Cunningham, John, prisoner, his peti¬ tion for reprieve, 111:260-261. Cunningham, Moses, of fifth regiment, New York line, VI:655.
county,
N.
Y., his letter on supplies for con¬
to Clinton about payment for sugar, I V:398-399;
county, N. Y., VI:630.
Malcom’s New York levies,
Dutchess
tinental battalions, IV:21 7; writes
tions of enemy, IV:343. Cunningham,
Hopewell,
recommended
for
assistant commissary, IV:546; sup¬ plies flour for army,
IV:785, V:
105. Currie, David, assistant commissary, writes to Clinton on exportation of flour
to
Massachusetts,
111:618-
619; flour purchased of, IV:803; learns in
New Jersey of plan to
abduct Clinton, VI:568.
State of New York
244
Currie, Stephen, of Peekskill, West¬ chester county, N. Y., loyalist, IV:
Cortenius, Peter T.— continued, to deliver clothing to Capt. Black,
302; his wife seeks permission to
11:536;
engaged
go to New York, IV :667, 673.
clothing,
111:517,
Curnn,
see
also
Corwin,
Curwin,
Curwine.
of Wallkill, N. Y., 111:471.
preparing
71-72; reports deficiencies in cloth¬ ing,
Currin, David, lieutenant, of exempts
in
693-694, IV:
IV: 1 19-120,
179; hides to
be delivered to, IV:427-428; di¬ rected to make returns of clothing
Currin, David, Jr., lieutenant, of sec¬
to
commissioner
of
clothing
ac¬
ond regiment, Ulster county militia,
counts, IV :788-789 ; asks exemp¬
V :341, VI:624.
tion
Curry, see also Currey, Currie. Curry,
Elijah,
Deburgh’s
of
Col.
Dutchess
for
Matthias
Warner
from
military service, IV :789-790; for¬
James
Van
wards letter from M. Du Simitiere,
county
regi¬
V :91 ; Capt.
ment, V :825.
Black writes to, on
needs of troops,
V :451 ; goes to
Curry, John, soldier in Sullivan’s ex¬
neighboring states to procure cloth¬
pedition, his trial and punishment,
ing, VI: 130; visits M. Du Simi¬
V:230.
tiere in Philadelphia, VI: 155; de¬
Curry, Joshua, proposal to remove his family to New York city, V:39l. Currytown, Montgomery county, N. Y., destroyed by Indians and loyal¬ ists, VII :8I.
livers leather to Capt. Black, VI: 476; asked to take charge of cloth¬ ing
stored
in
Poughkeepsie,
VI:
506-507; explains delay in issue of clothing, VI:525-526; his hard¬
Curson, Richard, owner of wine taken
ware store, VIII :xvii.
by raiding party in New Jersey,
Curtis, see also Curtiss.
11:625.
Curtis,- (Mr.), member of Ver¬
Curson, Samuel, of Baltimore, Md., informs Clinton of seizure of vessel
mont general assembly, VI: 761. Curtis,
Joseph, Jr., joins in petition
laden with arms and powder for
for protection
American use, V:270-272.
tive in Manor of Livingston and
Curtenius, Peter T., colonel, of New York city, of committee of corre¬
northern
against robbers ac¬
Dutchess
county,
III:
676.
spondence in 1774, 1:77; commis¬
Curtis, Samuel, of Claverack district,
sary, 1:197, 405; to collect cloth¬
N. Y., joins in petition concerning
ing for New York troops, 1:406; goods left by, at Hackensack,
I:
grievances, V :930. Curtis
(Curties), Tenes, of exempts
541-543; goods in his possession
of Kings district, Albany county,
seized by enemy, 1:741; directed
111:731, 732.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Curtis,
Titus,
district,
of exempts of
Albany county,
Kings
Custis, John Parke, colonel, aide-de-
111:673,
camp, of Virginia, Washington at
674.
his death-bed, VIII:41L
Curtis, Zachariah, employed in Rob¬ ert
Livingston’s
iron
works,
V:
753.
Cutbeth, Benoni, of Halifax, Vt., ad¬
controversy, II1:17.
Curtiss, Joseph, petitions for protec¬ tion
of
Livingston
northern
Dutchess
Manor
county
and
against
Curwin,
also
see
Corwin,
Currin,
-
Curwin, Phenehas, of Col. Levi Pawregiment
at
Fort
Clinton,
Curwine,
see
also Corwin,
Currin,
Ipswich,
Mass., observations at his house of Dark Day, V:734-735.
setts
militia
in
Col.
Nathan
detachment
at
Ram-
apo, 1: 540. Cutler,
Thomas,
of
Guilford,
Vt.,
test against
Curwine, Edward of fourth regiment,
Cushing, Mathew, of New York city, attentions
to
Massachusetts
ing
against
Massachusetts to
delegate
from
continental
con¬
gress, 1:76, 78, 93, 103; delegate convention
of states
to
adjust
prices, V :287. Cushmchan,
of
(Cayahoga),
Marbletown,
Abraham,
regiment,
Morris
de,
colonel,
attempts
VI :474-475;
to in
of
visit
French Clinton,
march
from
river,
O.,
jurisdiction
of
change of Isaac Man’s son, III :20.
men
Philippe,
of
Cuyler, A. C., loyalist, negotiates ex¬
protection of township, IV:52. Adam
line
Cuykendal see Caukendoll.
Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for
Sarreck,
VI:
New York state, V :500.
Cuyler,
John,
claim,
attributed to, IV:608.
boundary Thomas,
Vermont
Cutting, - (Dr.), satirical books
Cuyahoga,
delegates, 1:78.
Viscount
III:
613.
New York line, V :924.
Cushing,
Vermont claim,
172; member of committee protest¬
Curwin.
army,
of
chairman of convention held to pro¬
11:40.
Custine
(Rev.),
Sparhawk’s
Curwine.
ling’s
Cutler,
Cutler, Joseph, captain, of Massachu¬
robbers, 111:676.
to
see New York city.
Custom-house,
herent of New York in Vermont
Curtiss, see also Curtis.
his
245
jamin of
Albany
from
signs
colonel,
his
county
regiment
Graham’s
petition
in
Rogers,
Clinton
V:912; in
with
of
militia, in
levies, behalf
on
Gen.
Mohawk
Col.
1:567; of
111:334;
to,
first
Ben¬
message
exemptions, Van Valley,
Rens¬
Providence to King’s Ferry, VII:
selaer
106, 107, 113.
319, 702; in disputed list of elec-
VI:
State of New York
246
Cuyler, Jacob — continued.
Cuyler, Abraham — continued, tions
to
assembly,
VII:322;
at¬
help repel invasion, 1:38 7 ; on com¬
tends meeting to consider defense
mittees to
of
1:435-436,
frontier,
VII:61 9;
forwards
obstruct Hudson river, 437,
443-444;
em¬
letter from Brant to Clinton, VIII:
powered
32 7;
commissioner
1:637; deputy commissary of pur¬
Fort
Schuyler,
at
council
VIII :349,
at
350,
351, 352, 360, 364, 370. Cuyler,
Abraham,
alderman,
chases,
333.
Albany, N. Y., IV:241. Albany,
Y.,
454-455,
466,
Clinton
V:
618.
on
transportations
under embargo law, 111:164, 238239;
N.
11:378,
loyalists,
of flour, 11:700, 715; corresponds with
Caty,
examine
669; advises suspension of exports III:
Cuyler, Abraham N., of exempts of
Cuyler,
to
forwards
111:237;
peas
petitions
to
in
Clinton, behalf
of
William Rogers, 111:327; petitions
Cuyler, Cornelius, of Albany, N. Y., petitions
in
behalf
of
Benjamin
in behalf of Benjamin Rogers, 334;
to Clinton,
III:
on difficulty
of
Rogers, 111:334; assistant deputy
supplying beef and flour, 111:461 -
commissary,
462;
V:726;
alderman,
VII :61 9. Cuyler,
Harmanus,
furnishes
forage
for army use, VII :42.
of
of
exempts,
IV: 1
1 ; complains of exportation of
flour,
1V:89,91 ; will barter flour
IV:259;
for salt,
Cuyler, Henry, of Greenbush, Rens¬
association
obtaining
flour,
to Clinton, on IV:408,
429;
selaer county, N. Y., loyalist, his
Clinton
parole, 1:540-541 ; desires permis¬
seeks legislative assistance, IV:490;
sion to remain with family, II :325-
his
327, 330; his removal to enemy’s
IV:496-497; unable to supply his
lines advised,
111:592; to be ex¬
department, IV:500; receives legis¬
changed, 111:605, 627, 669, IV:
lative aid, IV:546-547; informed
50; called to Poughkeepsie, IV:
that flour may be exported for use
57;
of French
enters into parole,
IV: 1 I 2-
replies
discretion
to,
in
fleet,
IV :408-409;
seizure
of flour,
IV:560;
reports
113; his exchange, IV: 149-1 50,
needs of department, IV:561-562;
195, 204; requested to send arti¬
supplies funds for frontier sufferers,
cles
from
New
York
to
Jacob
Cuyler, V:61 7-61 8.
VIII :xxxv.
N.
Jacob, Y.,
710,
724,
725,
808,
V:127, VI 1:548; urges seizure of
Cuyler, Henry, of New York city,
Cuyler,
IV:709,
wheat,
I V:717-718,
757;
for¬
wards flour to West Point, V:1 90colonel,
of Albany,
member of committee
to
191; flour delivered to, by Walter Livingston,
V:223;
petitions
for
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Cuyler, Jacob — continued. reinstatement
of
John
Cuyper, see Cooper. Tillman,
V:260; asks exemption of persons in his department, V :384; his con¬ tinuance
in
office
recommended,
V:544, 545; orders articles from New York city,
V:61 7-618; re¬
ports scarcity of provisions, V :630, 633-634,
649-650;
illness,
V:
713; asks exemptions for himself and assistants,
V:726-727,
728;
directed to supply rum for troops, V:763; objects to Col. Hay’s ap¬ pointment
as
purchasing
commis¬
sary, V :839; unable to obtain beef from
Connecticut,
247
V :902; makes
return of flour and wheat purchased
Cuyper
bridge,
near
Paulus Hook,
N. J., 111:113. Cypher, Coonrod, at Fort Montgom¬ ery, 1:45 I. Cypher, David, of Col. John Frear’s regiment of Dutchess county militia, IV :281. Cypher,
William,
loyalist,
prisoner,
V :552.
D
’ABOVILLE, of
artillery,
-,
colonel
French
army,
with Count de Rochambeau, VII: 109. Dack,
Johannes,
of Tryon county,
N. Y., petitions for protection of county, V:179.
under his direction, VI:762-763;
Dacker, see also Decker, Deeker.
notes
Dacker, Benjamin, of Col. Peter R.
issued by,
¥11:366,
369;
his statement cited by James Hamil¬ ton
touching payment
VII:390;
present
at
for
cattle,
meeting
to
consider defense of frontier, VII:
regiment
of
Albany
county militia, IV :36. Dacker,
Emrigh,
Livingston’s
of Col.
regiment
Peter of
R.
Albany
county militia, IV :36.
619. Cuyler,
Livingston’s
John,
of
Albany,
N.
Y.,
joins in petition in behalf of Ben¬
Dacker, Jacob L., of Col. Peter R. Livingston’s
regiment
of
Albany
county militia, IV:35. jamin Rogers, 111:334. Dacker, Jacobus J., of Col. Peter R. Cuyler, John, of Schenectady, N. Y., trustee
of
Clinton
College,
VI:
536; reports presence of enemy at Oneida, VIi:304. Cuyler,
John,
Jr.,
of
regiment
of
Albany
Dacker, John Cornelius, of Col. Peter R. Livingston.’s regiment of Albany
Schenectady,
N. Y., joins in appeal for protec¬ tion of frontier, 111:460, 468. Cuylerville, Livingston county, N. Y., V:240.
Livingston’s
county militia, IV :35.
county militia, IV:35. Dacker, Solomon, of Cochecton, Sul¬ livan county, N. Y., joins in as¬ surance
that settlement is not
immediate danger, III: 390.
in
State of New York
248
Dae Graaf, see also De Graaf, De Graef,
Degraf,
De
Graff,
De
graft.
Danbury
(Denbury),
Conn.,
Gen.
Lincoln at,
1:488; enemy arrives
at,
loss of provisions at,
1:742;
of Schenec¬
1:748; supply of iron at, 11:29;
tady, N. Y., joins in petition for
smallpox near, 111:129; provisions
Dae
Graaf,
Cornelius,
protection, VI :334.
to
be
transported
to,
111:726;
Dakins, Ebenezer, of Col. Abraham
army extends from, to West Point,
Brinckerhoff’s Dutchess county regi¬
IV: 7 7; three brigades to be sta¬
ment, V 627.
tioned near, IV:333; sick soldiers
Dalgleish, John, lieutenant, of twentyfirst regiment,
British
army,
with
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Dalladine, J., adjutant, British army, with
Burgoyne
at
Saratoga,
II:
451.
IV:461, 465, 467,
470,
opp.
789;
medicines
stores
at,
IV :464,
469;
talion,
sixtieth
regiment,
British
army, IV:509.
Pa., innkeeper, VI 11:1 78.
IV:623; highway from,
of
representatives,
VIII:65, 262, 269. Damas,
V:186;
Poor’s
to
Fish-
brigade re¬
moves from, to Highlands, V :580; British losses in action at, V:599;
Joseph
V:785; Gov.
Dangely,-, French officer, failure of his
Louis
Charles, Count de, colonel, French army, with Count de Rochambeau, VII :1 10.
on
fort
at
Lloyds
Daniells, George, of second regiment, New York line, VI: 147. Danielson, setts,
of
attack
Neck, VII: 108.
Francois
Frederick,
Trumbull expected
at, VII :237.
Dalton, Tristram, speaker of Massa¬ house
troops
rendezvous for Connecticut forces,
Dally, - (Mr.), of Philadelphia,
chusetts
and
stationed at, IV :5 1 0; flour sent to,
kill,
Dalling, John, colonel, of third bat¬
Dampf,
removed to,
exempts
of
Albany, N. Y., IV:24I.
Timothy,
of
commissioner
on
Massachu¬ boundary
line, VIII :269. Danish East India Company, its im¬
Dana, Francis M., delegate to con¬ gress from Massachusetts, on com¬
portations, VIII :60. D Anniers,
-,
lieutenant,
Ger¬
mittee to confer with Washington,
man army, with Burgoyne at Sara¬
11:767,
toga, 11:453.
prepare
824; draft
on of
committee instructions
to for
Gen. Gates, 111:200; gives infor¬ mation to Egbert Benson, 111:659; secretary to John Adams, commis¬ sioner, V :289.
Danoldson, see also Donaldson. Danoldson, Isaac, fined for intoxica¬ tion, 1:823-824. Darby, Benjamin, employed on sloop ‘ Return,”
under
flag
of
truce.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Darby, Benjamin — continued.
249
Dartmouth, William Legge, Earl of,
V:360; his family permitted to go
secretary of state for colonies, his
to New York city, Y :374.
instructions to colonial governors,
Darby,
Daniel,
son
of
Benjamin
Darby, V:374.
to, 1:127-128.
Darby, Elizabeth, daughter of Ben¬ jamin Darby,
1:89; letter of Lt. Gov. Colden
V:374.
Dash, John B., of New York city, loyalist,
Darby, Lois, wife of Benjamin Darby,
V:159;
fire
engineer,
VIII:303.
V :374. Darby, Mary, daughter of Benjamin
city, fireman, VIII :304.
Darby, V:374. Darby,
Samuel,
major,
of
Massa¬
chusetts line, in command at Fishkill,
Dash, John B., Jr., of New York
V:22-23;
at
West
Point,
V :885 ; officer of seventh regiment,
Dater,
Johannis,
Rensselaer
of
county,
Schaghticoke, N.
Y.,
signs
appeal in behalf of David Dick, 111:299. Dater, Philip, of Schaghticoke, Rens¬
VII: 1 15. of
second
selaer county, N. Y., signs appeal
county
militia,
in behalf of David Dick, 111:299.
taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery,
Davenport, see also Devenport, Dev-
Darcos,
John,
regiment,
IV:205,
sergeant,
Ulster
206.
ingport, Devonport, Devvenport.
Dark Day, the, V:734-735.
Davenport, Abraham, colonel, judge
Darling, Jonathan, joins in petition for protection
of
Northeast
precinct
and Livingston Manor, 111:685. Darling,
Thomas,
loyalist,
Kings
George, district,
of
exempts
Albany
of
against
Lt.
Robert
240.
to procure flour in
New
Daverson, see Davison. Isaac,
of
Col.
Abraham
Brinckerhoff’s regiment of Dutchess
Jedediah, N. Y„
Davids,
Daniel,
lieutenant,
British
army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga, 11:451. Davie, John, of German Flats, N. Y.,
Wood, IV:376.
Claverack,
. Conn.,
county militia, V:825.
Dutchess county, N. Y., joins in
Darrow,
VI:
county,
Isaac, of Amenia precinct,
representation
Conn.,
523.
David,
111:673, 732. Darrow,
county,
York state, 111:590.
exports wheat from
Westchester county, IV :544. Darrow,
Fairfield
Davenport, John, major, of Stamford,
captured
at Fort Slongo, VII :393. Darrow, -,
of
of
exempts
111:625,
of IV:
suffers by depredations of enemy, IV :344. Davies, see also Davis, Daviss.
250
State of New York
Davies,
Nathaniel,
Hathorn’s
of
Col.
regiment
of
John
Orange
county militia, delinquent, IV :2 72. Davis, see also Davies, Daviss.
“Edward,” 1:38. his
Davis,
Edward,
of exempts of Al¬
bany, N. Y., IV:241.
house
near
Bald
Hill, 1:395, 405, 419.
Davis, Frederick, of Col. John Frear’s Dutchess
Davis, - (Mr.), of Poughkeep¬ sie, N. Y., goods from New York lodged with, V :389.
county
regiment,
lined
for desertion, VI:590, 591. Davis, Henry, of Col. Peter Belling¬ er’s Tryon county regiment, pris¬
Davis,-, captain, British army, commanding
goods, 11:846, 111:42-43. Davis, Ebenezer, workman, engaged on public works, 1:640.
Davis, -, captain, of British ship,
Davis,-,
Davis, Dennis, his claim to chest of
garrison
at
Oswe-
gatchie, IV:805.
oner, VI :725. Davis, Isaac, of exempts of Marbletown,
Davis,-, of Cherry Valley, N.
Y., his escape from Indians, VI: 811.
N.
Y.,
IV:32;
forwards
rumors of enemy’s intentions, IV: 807-808. Daws, Isaac, of Col. Samuel Drake’s
Davis,-,
of Little
Shandaken,
Ulster county, N. Y., furnishes in¬ formation
of
enemy’s
purposes,
IV:830.
Westchester county regiment, VI: 70. Davis,
Jacob
resort
Davis, - (Mrs.), charges viola¬ tion of flag of truce, IV:204. Davis,-(Mrs.),
loyalists,
his
house
1:758,
766,
776. Davis
(Davies),
Jacob
(Jacobus),
of
Jr.,
Springfield, Tryon county, N. Y.,
join
suffers
759, 11:635, 637; trial by court
by
enemy’s
widow,
of
(Jacobus),
depredations,
IV:723, 788. Davis,
Andrew,
British,
martial, of
Marbletown,
Ulster county, N. Y., petitions for protection of town, IV :52. Davis, Andries, of Col.
1:756,
1:765-767,
of court in his case, demned
to
be
757,
758,
785; finding 1:781 ; con¬
hanged,
1:782;
recommended for mercy, 1:782.
Levi Paw-
ling’s Ulster county regiment,
II:
248. Davis,
marches with Jacob Rose to
Daws,
John, workman,
engaged on
public works, 1:641. Davis, John, of Col. Levi Pawhng’s
Caleb,
chusetts
speaker
house
of
of
Massa¬
representatives,
VI :659. Davis, David, of fifth regiment, New York line, V :926.
regiment at Fort Clinton, 834, 842,
1:826,
857, 11:22, 40, 50,
66, 91, 124. Davis, John, of exempts of Goshen, N. Y., IV:628.
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Davis,
John,
Windsor, Davis,
of N.
John,
exempts Y.,
of
of
New
111:449,
513.
Saratoga,
N.
Y.,
asks permission to import salt in ex¬ change for flour, V :262. Davis,
John,
of nine months’
levies
being
treated
(Davice,
major,
of
ork
line,
Daviss),
fourth
John,
regiment.
11:38.
IV:5;
New carries
letter from Clinton to Col. William Malcom,
IV:357;
return
of
his
as
spy,
VIL584-
585. Davis, John, lieutenant, of thirteenth Albany
county
militia,
joins in petition for protection of frontier, IV:770. Davis, John,
V :538. Davis
Davis, John — continued.
regiment,
raised by Col. Peter R. Livingston,
251
sergeant, in charge of
suspected person, 1:789. Davis, Joseph, workman, engaged on public works, 1:641. Davis, Joshua, of exempts of Goshen, N. Y., IV :628.
company, IV:opposite 789; offers
Davis, Jost, of Tryon county, N. Y.,
resignation, V:480; in rank roll of
his daughter taken by Indians, VI;
May 5,
1780,
V:704; proposes
to raise money for patriot cause on Long
Island,
VI: 103;
representation
to
joins
legislature,
in VI:
220; member of court martial, VI: 334; in charge of executions, VI: 337, 338; in command of escort marching
to
Fort
Schuyler,
VI:
79, 725. Davis, Moses, captain, of Kingsbury, Washington county, N. Y., pris¬ oner in Canada, VII :320. Davis, Nathaniel, of Col. John Hathorn’s Orange county regiment, tried for delinquency, V :686. Davis, Peter, of Col. Peter Bellinger’s Tryon
388; to be sent to Clinton, VI: 492; authorized to impress cloth¬ ing
in
513,
Suffolk
520,
wards
237;
759,
goods,
request
for
county,
VI:509-
760, 855; for¬
VI:823-824;
men,
VI :856,
his
VII:
transmits request of inhabi¬
tants of Suffolk county,
V1:91 5 ;
interests himself in behalf of Long
county
regiment,
taken
prisoner, VI:725. Davis,
Richard,
“ Polly,”
to
captain,
of
sloop,
deliver persons
and
goods for conveyance to New York city,
IV:349,
goods received
353; inventory of by,
V:376; pro¬
visions seized on board his vessel, VI :756, 757. Davis, Robert, captain, of first regi¬
Island refugees, VII: 198; referred
ment,
to,
request for liberty to transport flour
in case
336, enemy,
337;
of G. made
VII:528;
Howell, prisoner clothing
VII: by col¬
lected by, VII.-529; in danger of
Massachusetts line, joins in
from New York state, IV: 1 33. Davis, Samuel, his house visited by loyalists, I:7o7, 776.
252
State of New York
Davis, William, of Col. James McClaghry’s Ulster county regiment, joins in petition for appointment of David Monell, 111:262.
Dayton,
-,
captain,
Captain
Pell’s account with, VI :561. Dayton, Elias, colonel, of third and second regiments, New Jersey line,
Davison, see also Deavison.
in
Davison, ——, lieutenant, prisoner in
sends newspaper to Clinton,
(Daverson),
Dutchess
county
Daniel,
militia,
of
11:627,
V:232; VII:
Dayton,
Hezekiah,
McCIaghry’s
of
Ulster
Col.
James
county
regi¬
ment, 1:279.
V :71. Davison,
expedition,
136, 156.
New York city, 111:20. Davison
Sullivan’s
Sarah,
passport
to
New
Dead creek, near Ticonderoga, infor¬ mation from, VII :449.
York asked for, VI:394. Daviss, see also Davies, Davis.
Dean, forest of, see Forest of Dean.
Daviss, Richard, sergeant, of fourth
Dean, see also Deane, Deen.
regiment. New York line, V :924. Dawson, Henry B., historian, his In¬ troduction
to
“ New
York
city
during the American Revolution ”
Dean, John, of exempts of Claverack, N. Y„ 111:625. Dean,
Jonathan,
of
exempts
of
Claverack, N. Y., IV:240; joins in statement of grievances, V :930.
quoted, VIII :vii-xxxvii. Dawson, John, goldsmith, New York
Dean, Jonathan, his parole, V :638. Dean,
city, VIII:xxxvi.
Josiah,
teenth
Day, see also Dey. Day, Aaron, Jr., of Col. Peter Van Ness’ regiment of Albany county
lieutenant,
regiment,
Albany
seven¬ county
militia, V:934, 935. Dean, Samuel, ensign, of exempts of Claverack, N.
militia, V :664.
of
Y„
111:625,
IV:
240. Day, Elkanah, of New York council Dean, Stewart, of Albany county, N.
of appointment, VIII: 17. D&y> Jonathan, of Col. Henry Ludinton’s regiment of Dutchess county
^ ., commissioner for conspiracies, joins in communication to Clinton about
militia, V:825.
exchanges,
VII :2 71-273;
sends list of active loyalists east of Day, Luke, captain, of seventh regi¬ Hudson river, ment, Massachusetts line, in com¬ mand at Fort Herkimer, his report of Indian attack at Fort Dayton, IV :81 1-812. Daly,
Benjamin,
VII:356-357.
Deane, see also Dean, Deen. Deane, treaty
, captain, brings copy of from
Franee
to
congress
111:229, 231, 233. of
Col.
Marinus
Willett’s levies, deserter, VII:286.
Deane,
Barnabas,
of
Wethersfield,
Conn., brother of Silas Deane, in
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Deane, Barnabas — continued, account
with
the
United
Deane, Silas — continued.
States,
mittee to prepare articles of war,
1:1 03;
IV :45 1. Deane
253
(Dean), Gilbert, captain, of
Paris,
American commissioner in
11:305;
his relations with
11:540;
first regiment, Westchester county
Capt. Wickes,
militia, joins in petition for guard
carries despatches to United States,
at
111:229, 231, 233; his account with United States, 1V :45 1, 454;
Bedford
cerned
in
jail,
111:159;
plan
to
obtain
con¬ intelli¬
gence, IV:665, 672. Deane
his portrait by Du Simitiere, IV:
(Den), James Indian agent,
608;
furnishes Gen. Schuyler with infor¬
nand,
mation, 11:62, 101 ; informs Gen. Schuyler of state of Indian affairs, 111:356-358, at
457-459;
Fort Schuyler,
awaited
IV: 1 31,
132;
Washington forwards letter from, IV: 1 81 -1 82; his opinion on In¬ dian
superintendence,
479;
brings
IV:478-
information
from
Oneida, IV:575; mentions loss of important letter, IV:838; reports hostile
gathering
county, tend
V:35;
council
in
Seneca
summoned to at¬ at
Fort
Schuyler,
message
States
commissioners
and
Tuscaroras,
writes
to
Lt.
of
United
to
Oneidas
VIII :337;
William
Col-
brath on letter from Brant, VIII: 340-341,
343; explains inability
to attend council, VIII :347-348, 349; to forward message to Six Nations, VIII :380. Deane, Richard, of New York city, fireman, VIII :304. Deane, Silas, delegate from Connecti¬ cut to continental congress, on com-
his overtures to Duke Ferdi¬ V:
I4
(note) ;
Franklin’s
view of his misfortune, VIII:
102.
Deane, Thomas, ensign, of ninth regi¬ ment, British army, with Burgoyne at Saratoga,
11:451.
Deans, Robert, of London, Eng., his letter to Henry Laurens, V :299-
300. Dearborn, Henry, general, his expedi¬ tion to Niagara frontier, commands regiment
V:232;
11:877;
third New Hampshire
in
Sullivan’s
expedition,
his position in
battle
of
V:236; supports Col. V:237; member of Varick of inquiry, VI:282; lieuten¬
Newtown,
VIII:336, 344-345, 346, 347; interprets
his brother
Reid, court
ant-colonel
of
first
New
Hamp¬
shire regiment, V11:1 15. Dearin (Deering), Gitry (Geertrey), joins in plea in behalf of William Jaycocks, Dearin
IV:737, 738.
(Deering),
James,
joins
in
plea in behalf of William Jaycocks,
IV:737, 738. Death, --, captain, commander of ship, “ Terrible,” 1:59. Deavison, see also Davison.
State of New York
254
Deavison, Patrick, of Cherry Valley,
Decker, John —■ continued.
N. Y., petitions for protection of
enemy’s
settlement, II :822, IV:261.
111:376,
De
Berdt,
Dennis,
London,
Eng.,
writes to Joseph Reed, V :299. De Boe,
Francis,
his conviction
of
crime, IV:447.
loyalist, 1:635. of
exempts
of
Decker, see also Dacker, Deeker. Abraham,
of
Orange
Col.
John
county
regi¬
Cornelius,
of
Col.
John
Hathorn’s Orange county regiment, delinquent, IY:272.
orn’s Orange county regiment, de¬
IV :272. county
regiment,
delin¬
quent, IV :272.
N. Y., loyalist, V:159. (Dacker,
to
Clinton
for frontier protection,
Decker, Jonathan (Yonatan), of Col.
regiment,
1:591;
Hanover
precinct,
Decker, Miller
of
exempts
111:499,
Martinus,
Capt.
posted
his
at
of IV:
Andrew
house,
III:
719. Decker, Michael, of fourth regiment. New York line, V :924. Peter,
Jonathan
lieutenant,
of
Hasbrouck’s
Col. Ulster
county regiment, member of court
of June 18, 1778, 111:466; mili¬ tary party sets out from his house, 111:633; enemy
Decker, Isaac, of Richmond county,
Decker
arrive at his
martial, 11:95; in return of officers
Decker, Isaac, of Col. John Hathorn’s Orange
111:719; troops for
Sullivan’s expedition
Decker,
Decker, Garret, of Col. John Hath¬
linquent,
426; Capt. Andrew Miller retires
125.
ment, tried for desertion, V:687. Decker,
425-
Jonathan Hasbrouck’s Ulster county
Goshen, N. Y., 111:735.
Hathorn’s
399-400,
V :576.
Debruce,-—, of Esopus, N. Y.,
Decker,
Cochecton,
house, V :229; takes part in appeal
N. Y., 111:735.
Thomas,
at
390,
to his house,
Debow, John, of exempts of Goshen,
Decay,
activity
miles
from
his house, 111:653; recruit from his class, V1:791.
John
Decker, Solomon, of Cochecton, Sul¬
Wil¬
livan county, N. Y., gives infor¬
liam Allison’s Orange county regi¬
mation about enemy’s strength and
ment, Samuel Haring, loyalist, at
movements,
(Johannis),
Deaker),
nine
major,
of Col.
his house, 1:694; sends troops to Sussex county, N. J., 1:698; ap¬ prised of loyalist activity in Sussex county, 1:700; forwards to Clinton reports of enemy’s purposes. 367,
368;
has
information
Decker’s
ferry,
511:541-542. on
Delaware
river,
troops arrive at, V :229. Declaration of Independence, awaited by
France,
1:60;
anti-slavery
III:
clause eliminated from, 1:61 ; reso¬
of
lutions leading to, 1:98; Articles of
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Declaration of Independence —- con¬ tinued.
255
Deeker, see also Dacker, Decker. Deeker, Jacob, petitions for protection
Confederation reported eight days
of Northeast precinct and Living¬
after its adoption, 1:169; position
ston Manor, 111:686.
of New Hampshire Grants before
Deen, see also Dean, Deane.
and after,
Deen,
111:171,
IV:565,
V:
487-488, VII:94, 517. De
Clark,
Jacobus,
Clinton,
adjutant,
for
1:702;
protection
signs
from
of
Fishkill,
Dutchess
county, N. Y., his account for en¬ of
Orangetown regiment, carries letter to
——,
petition
enemy,
IV:
1 72.
tertaining recruits, VI:715. Deen, Sarah, sent within enemy’s lines from Kingston, V:275. Deep river, N. C., Cornwallis retreats from,
Declark, Joseph, of Haverstraw, N.
VI:91 0;
Greene
marches
from, VI :91 2, 913.
Y., joins in petition for protection
Deering, see Dearin.
of district, V :4 71.
Deer Park, town in Orange county,
Deder,
Johannes,
of
Schaghticoke,
Rensselaer county, N. Y., petitions in behalf of David Dick, 111:299. Dederick, see also Dedrick.
tition for aid, V :341. “ Defence,” vessel belonging to Con¬ necticut, IV :3 1 9.
Dederick, Jacobus, petitions for pro¬ tection of Ulster frontier, IV :81 9. Dederick, Jury William, petitions for protection of Ulster frontier,
IV:
819.
Defendorff, see also Deffendorf. Defendorff, N.
Y.,
Jacob, petitions
of
Canajoharie,
for
defense
of
Tryon county, IV : 1 19. De Fermoy, Matthias Alexis Roche,
Dederick, lain
N. Y., V:229; inhabitants of, pe¬
Matthew
of
Ulster
Col. county
(Mattus),
cap-
brigadier-general, continental army,
Johannis
Snyder’s
his conduct to be inquired into, II:
regiment,
11:249,
206.
111:297, 298; return of his com¬
Deffandis, Baron, 11:307.
pany,
Deffendorf, see also Defendorff.
111:412,
petitions
for
IV :527,
protection
V :91 7;
of
Ulster
frontier, IV:819. Dedham
(Dhedem),
New York line, in enemy’s service, Mass.,
VII:
105.
Manor,
VIL494-495; consigned to com¬ missioners
Dedrick, see also Dederick. Dedrick,
Deffendorf, Henry, of third regiment,
William, N.
of
for
conspiracies,
VII:
495. Livingston
Defoil, Richart, of Dutchess county,
Y., taxed for son in
N. Y., signs petition in behalf of
enemy’s service, VI:594.
John Moffat, 111:177.
State of New York
256
Defoots, -——■, of Hoosick, Rensse¬
Degraf, Nicholas, of Schenectady, N.
laer county, N. Y., loyalist, VI:
Y., petitions for protection of town,
360.
VI :334.
Deforeest,
Isaac,
Schaghticoke,
De Graff, - (Mr.), of Schenec¬
Rensselaer county, N. Y., petitions
tady, N. Y., battery to be placed
in behalf of David Dick, 111:300;
near his house, VI :71 7.
petitions
in
of
behalf
of
William
De Graff, Cornelius, of Schenectady,
Rogers, 111:327. De Forest, ——
N.
(M.), despatches
supposed to be in his care, VIII:
Y.,
grievances, 111:66. Degraff, Simon, of Schenectady, N.
100.
Y., petitions for protection of town,
Deforest, Wouter, of exempts of Al¬ bany, N. Y., IV:10, 209.
VI :334. Degraft,
Defreest, Abraham, sergeant, of first regiment, New York line, VI:532.
Jacobis,
Degramo,
Rensselaer county, N. Y., petitions
Snyder’s
in behalf of David Dick, 111:299.
11:249.
Garmo,
Jellis
(Jilles),
petitions
Degramo,
for Dr. Henry Van Dyck’s return
Snyder’s
to Albany, V :274.
11:249.
Golier,
exempts
Moses,
of
exempts
James,
of
Sacandaga,
Elias, Ulster
Jacob, Ulster
of
Johannis
county
regiment,
of
Col.
Johannis
county
regiment,
De Grasse, see Grasse, Count de. De Grauw, see also Degraw.
covery of war party, 111:474.
De
De Graaf , see also Dae Graaf, De Degraf,
De
Graff,
De
Grauw
(Degraave,
Degraw),
Walter, his account with William Paulding, 1:439, 11:192; his ac¬
graft.
count with Clinton, 1:656.
Degraaf, Henricus, of Col. Johannis Snyder’s
of
Col.
Tryon county, N. Y., reports dis¬
Graef,
of
Dutchess county, IV:235.
De Garmo, Jacob, of Schaghticoke,
De
of
Dutchess county, IV:235. Degraft,
De Gall, see Gall.
De
joins in representation of
Ulster
county
regiment,
11:249.
Degraw, see also De Grauw. Degraw, Lukus, joins in petition for protection of Orange county, IV:
De Graaf, Jesse D., of Schenectady, N. Y., petitions for protection of town, VI:334. De Graef,
Isaac,
Tryon
county,
172. De
Groat,
-
(Mrs.),
articles
from New York city directed to, of Caughnawaga, N.
Y.,
reports
enemy at Sacandaga, 111:407.
V :376. Degroe, John,
of exempts
burgh, N. Y., V:4.
of New¬
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Degrove, William, of levies in Col.
De
Lametter
(Delamater),
Jacob,
Samuel Drake’s Westchester county
of Marbletown, Ulster county, N.
regiment,
Y.,
Degrushe
VI: 70. (Degrusia),- (Mr.),
VIIIixxx,
of New York city,
De
Haert,
judge
Balthazer,
advocate
in
court
martial,
De
Deimar,-, de, German lieuten¬
Lancey,
Abraham,
captain,
(note).
Elizabeth Peter
is
sequestered,
ment, V :452.
L’Hommedieu
(De
Calb,
de
of
N.
in¬
Y.,
VIII :233-
VII1:234-235
her behalf,
Kalb
(Colden), Lancey,
234; James Duane intervenes in
Col.
John Cantine’s Ulster county regi¬
De
interested
VIII:235,
cause,
Kalbe),
Johann, Baron, general in Ameri¬
De
quiries on what grounds her prop¬ erty
of
of
Westchester county,
Dejoe, see also Deyo, Deyoo. Dejoe,
of
De Lancey,-(Miss), V:464.
wife
VII :58
affidavits
IV: 1 16.
IV:570.
ant, British army,
takes
takes affidavit of Robert McGinnis, .
lieutenant,
justice,
Andries and Osterhout, 111:665;
305.
De Guicher, see Guichen.
De
257
Lancey,
; Ezra in
her
248.
James,
lieutenant-gov¬
can army, informed by Lt. James
ernor of province of New York,
Smith of
under
proposed
flag of truce, IV :31 1, 312, 313,
mansion,
trade
transaction
315, 316; at meeting to establish
Delamare, Thomas, his pardon sought
Delamater, see also
Delamatter, De
property
hostile
his
VIII :xvi.
Delamater, (De Lamater), Jeremiah, of exempts of Claverack, N. Y., 111:642, IV :652. Abraham
J.,
of
East
Columbia county, N. Y.,
proposes to raise company of rang¬ 111:455-456;
asks
release
from military service, V :5 1 8-5 1 9. De Lametter, -, complains that
observes spires
in
Westchester
county,
his violation of parole, and
11:564-565; his 11:565, 568, 573, 581; his parole, 11:790; in¬
actions,
capture,
Lametter.
ers,
1:32;
De Lancey, James, colonel of light-
11:516;
by petition, IV:531.
Camp,
act,
horse, British service, his seizures of
signals, V:87.
Delamatter,
stamp
dread
in
Westchester,
540; exchanges agreed upon with, VI :5 1 4 ; his activity, VI :5 1 5 ; his treatment of prisoners, VI:721, 722, 796; killing of Col. Greene by his troops, VI:872; activity of his corps, VII :30, 109, 262; to be approached in behalf of Capt. Townsend,
VI 1:39, 49;
detach¬
his slave has been enlisted, 11:1 32-
ment of his corps defeated,
133.
565.
17
V:
VII:
State of New York
258
De
Lancey,
John,
of
Westchester
De Lano
Nancy
(Miss),
in¬
Delany, Sharp, lottery tickets put up by, 11:349, 111:339, 341.
juries suffered by, VIII :233. De Lancey, Oliver, brigadier-general in
French war,
1:16;
Bloomingdale
destroyed,
enemy
his house at
of
II: 558; V:
country,
159; sells family house to Samuel Fraunces in 1762, VIII :304-305. De
Lancey,
colonel,
Oliver, Jr.,
lieutenant-
adjutant-general,
British
army, issues order for surrender of estates to owners, VIII :203-204. De
Delasons,
Lancey,
Oliver,
Jr.,
of
West¬
chester county, N. Y., his relations with Whigs,
111:190-191; made
prisoner, 111:341-342; Col. Mor¬ ris
Graham intercedes
half,
111:348-349;
Clinton,
111:353;
in his be¬
delivered on
to
parole
in
John,
agent
victualer
to
British navy, VIII :320.
British service, his regiment in
declared
(Dr.),
levies, VI:839.
ist offenses, 11:516. Lancey,
Calvin
surgeon of Col. Marinus Willett’s
county, N. Y., charged with loyal¬
De
(Delano),
Delavan, Delevan, see Delivan. Delavergne, sixth
Benjamin,
regiment,
captain,
Dutchess
of
county
militia, commands company under committee for conspiracies, 1:362. De
Lavergne,
county,
N.
Joseph, Y.,
of
Dutchess
recommends
Lt.
Robert Wood, IV :400. De
Lavergne,
county,
N.
Lewis, Y.,
of
Dutchess
recommends
Lt.
Robert Wood, IV:400. Delaware,
its
representation
continental
congress,
sented
Annapolis
in
1:174;
population
in
first
1:94; repre¬
as
convention, colony,
I:
210; quota of continental tax, II: 555 ; quota of troops required from,
Dutchess
county,
111:355;
asks
permission to visit sick mother, IV:
11:619;
declared sovereign
state,
11:707; store of provisions in, not 409; in trouble with occupant of his estate, VIII :233.
battalion,
De Lancey family, its influence with colonial assembly, 1:47, 52; oppo¬ sition of Livingstons to, 1:71.
Westchester county, N. Y., loyal¬ ists flee from, to Long Island, II: 513; engagement in neighborhood of, V :461. Lancy,
Dulaney,
De Lancey.
11:813;
rendezvous
of
drafts from, 11:814; asked to sup¬ ply light cavalry,
11:828; invited
to convention for regulating prices
De Lancey’s Mills, in West Farms,
De
adequate, 11:757; asked to fill up
and
wages,
111:220;
delays ap¬
proval of articles of confederation, 111:659; continental
money
advanced
treasury
to,
from
111:741;
grain for army obtained from, IV: Dullancy,
see
23, 24, 25; scarcity of grain in, IV: 1 41 ; winter quarters of troops
Analytical Index—Clinton Papers
Delaware — continued. of,
IV:333;
portation
Delaware county, Pa., Washington’s
advised to permit ex¬
of
flour
259
and
grain
to
IV:737, V :269; its territorial rights, IV:841; uni¬ form for troops of, V :202; quota toward monthly assessment, V: 323; urged to send supplies to army, V:454; quota of troops for continental army, V:504; quota of Massachusetts,
supplies, V :5 1 4; unrepresented in
VIII :416. 1:126; In¬ extend to, 1:163; to cross, 1:574;
Delaware (South) dian
atrocities
enemy
intends
enemy’s
river,
movements
toward,
I:
735, 11:37;
distance of provision
depot from,
11:76;
Washington’s
army on eastern side of,
11:167;
British operations against obstruc¬
; troops of,
11:383, 386, 420, 511-512, 559-560; British prisoners westward of, 11:572;,
captured at reduction of Charles¬
states eastward of, to be applied to