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973 Am31 Vail, H: H. Some records of the French and Indian war. (see New York genealogical and biographical record, Ap. 1895, 26:73–79)

929.1 9N421 Includes ninster roll of Capt. Thomas Terry's company of Long Island troops, 1759.

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Baird, C: W. Churches in the province of New York in the year 1700.

(see Magazine of American history, Oct. 1879, 3: 625) 973 M27
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277.471 D63 Earl, Robert. Religion in the colony of New York; address before

the Herkimer county historical society, Dec. 14, 1897. up. n.p. 1897?

277.47 Ea7 Also in Herkimer county historical society. Papers 1897. p.131-41, 974.761 H42. Holland society of New York. Transcript of church records in possession of the society. (see its Year book. 1898. p.206-9)

974.7 H71 Hopkins, A. G. Early protestant missions among the Iroquois. (see Oneida historical society. Transactions. 1885-86. P.5-28)

974.762 On2 Papers relating principally to the conversion and civilization of the six

nations of Indians, interspersed with letters on other subjects of public interest. (see N. Y. (state)-State, Secretary of. Documentary history of the state of New York)

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1850–51. 4: 187-312. 974.7 qN423 Papers relating to the state of religion in the province, 1657–1712.

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1850-51.
3: 67–84.

974.7 9N423 Sprague, W: B. Annals of the American pulpit; or, Commemorative

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922 Sp7 For contents see Boston athenaeum. Catalogue. p. 2839.

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church delegates from the consociated churches of Connecticut and the synod of New York and Philadelphia, met at Stanford, September 1, 1773. (see Massachusetts historical society. Collections. 1814. ser, 2, 1: 140-57)

974.4 M38 Including Account of the dissenting interest in the middle states, A. D. 1759 in letter from Elihu Spencer to Dr. Stiles.

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United States, a sketch of its ecclesiastical history; translated and
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282.747 M91 Murray, J:0. Popular history of the catholic church in the United States. Ed 3. 619p. N. Y. 1876.

282.73 M96 Father Isaac Jogues, p.111-18. Colonial church, New York, p.150-54.

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282.73 qSh3 Colouial church in New York, 1:87-99, 356-58, 396–400, 433.

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973

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283.73 P42
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283.73 P94 State of the protestart episcopal church in New York and Long Island in letter from Dr Bray about 1740, p.99–106.

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283.747 W69 Parish histories, p.201–365.

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New York, discourse delivered before, the Hartwick synod in the
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Providence pub. lib.
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284.6 M791 Papers relating to Quakers and Moravians. (see N. Y. (state)-State, Secretary of. Documentary history of the state of New York)

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974.7 qN423

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973 M27 Briggs, C: A: American presbyterianism; its origin and early history. 373+142p. N. Y. 1885.

285.1 B76

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285.1 P922
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285.17 T37 Webster, Richard. History of the presbyterian church in America

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973 qAm3 First settlement of the society of friends in New York (sce Historical magazine, June 1862, 6: 193-94)

973

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283.73 P94