tory Miller, R. G. Letter and documentary evidence in relation to the Local history Trinity church property in the city of New York submitted to the Religious hiscommissioners of the land office, June 21, 1855. 86p. Alb. 1855. 283.7471 1732 v.3 Moore, G: H. Notes on the maintenance of the ministry and poor in New York, the colonial ministry acts; the vestry of the city of New York, the minister of the city; Trinity church and its first resident rector. (see Historical magazine, June-July 1867, ser. 2, 1: 321-33; 2:9-15) 973 H62 V. II-12 New York (city), Collegiate reformed church. Bicentenary of the charter of the reformed protestant Dutch church of the city of Addresses by H: M. Baird, J. B. Remensnyder, Morgan Dix, The charter, p. 76-87. N. Y. 1869. 285-77471 N812 Historical sketch of the origin and organization of the reformed church in America and of the Collegiate church of the city of New York. 48p. N. 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(see Galaxy, June 1875, , 19:787-800) 051 G13 Local history Long Island The eastern part was settled by the English from New England and the town's included in the present county of Suffolk and part of Queens placed themselves under the jurisdiction of New Haven. By the treaty of Hartford in 1650, the west line of Oyster Bay was made the boundary between the Dutch and English claims. In 1664 on the conquest of the duke of York, the whole island became part of his dominion. Agreement between John Scott and Gov. Stuyvesant, 1663-4. (see O'Callaghan, E. B. History of New Netherland. 1846-48. 2: 578) 974.7 Ост 929. 1 B88 Colve, Gov. Anthony. Charter to the several towns on Long Island, anno 1673. (see N. Y. (state)—State, Secretary of. Documentary history of the state of New York) 1849-51. 1:655-58. 974.7 N424 1850-51. 1:426-27. 974.7 qN423 DeKay, J. E. Indian names on Long Island. 12p. Oyster Bay 1851. 929.4 D 36 Fernow, Berthold, tr. & ed. Documents relating to the history of the early colonial settlements, principally on Long Island, with a map of its western part made in 1666. 8oop. Alb. 1883. (in N. Y. (state)--Legislature. Documents relative to the colonial history of the state of New York. 1853-87 v. 14) R974.7 1421 Flint, M. B. Early Long Island, a colonial study. 549p. N. Y. 1896. 974.721 F64 Limited letter press ed. containing a bibliography. Prerevolutionary, p. 1-384. 974.721 F98 General history of Long Island. (see History of Suffolk county, N. Y. 1882. p. 16-48) 974.725 qH62 Jones, W: A. Long Island. 23p. N. Y. 1863 Griffin, p. 1012. Read before Long Island historical society, Nov. 5, 1863. (see Historical magazine, Mar. 1864, 8: 89-98) 973 H62 New York genealogical and biographical record, Ap. 929.1 qN421 Contains much information about Long Island towps. N. Y. 1887, 420p. Moore, C:B. Shipwrights, fishermen, passengers from England. (see Local history Long Island New York genealogical and biographical record, Ap. 1879, 10:66-76, Oct. 1879, 10:149-55) 929.1 N421 129p. 282.747 L86 Nicoll, E: H. Early settlement of Long Island. (see Magazine of American history, Mar. 1884, 11:239-43) 973 M27 Onderdonk, Henry, jr. Bibliography of Long Island. (see Furman, Gabriel. Antiquities of Long Island. 1875. p. 435 69) 974.721 F98 Historic and anterevolutionary churches of Long Island. (see Perry, W: S. ed. History of the American episcopal church. 1885. 1:598-99) 283.73 P42 Prime, N. S. History of Long Island from its first settlement by Europeans to the year 1845, with special reference to its ecclesiastical concerns. N. Y. 1845 974.721 P93 Rate lists of Long Island, 1675, 1676 and 1683. (see N. Y. (state) - State, Secretary of. Documentary history of the state of New 1849-51. 2 : 439-542. 974.7 N424 974.7 qN423 Contents : List of Easthampton, 1675. List of estate of Huntington, 1675. 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