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also, the rise and growth of the society of friends on Long Island and in New York, 1657-1826. 107p.

Hempstead 1878.

974.724 H37 Anuals before the revolution, p.15–79 ; quakers at Hempstead, p.5–14; friends on Long Island and in New York, p.93–101.

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973 (Am3 Westbury, Friends society. Record of births. (see New York

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at Jamaica, L. I. (see New York genealogical and biographical
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929.1 N421 1738-1831. Field, T: W. Two British occupations of the presbyterian church of

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church, Jamaica, N. Y. Feb. 15 and repeated in Newtown, Feb. 20,
1842, at the quadragenian anniversary of the ministry of the Rev.
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McDonald, J. M. Sketch of the history of the presbyterian church in
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285.7747 J22 Poyer, Thomas. Register book for the parish of Jamaica, kept by

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974.721 F64 Hedges, H: P. Development of agriculture in Suffolk county. (see Suffolk county.

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929.1 N421 Nicoll, Henry. Early history of Suffolk county, L. I. a paper read

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surrogate's office at New York. (see New York genealogical and
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Jan. 1881, 12:46-49 Ap. 1893, 24: 88-90
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929.1 9N421 Trial for witchcraft of Ralph Hall of Brookhaven and Mary, his wife, 1665. (see N. Y. (state) - State. Secretary of.

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Buell, Samuel. Faithful narrative of the remarkable revival of re

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Faithful narrative of the remarkable revival of religion in the congregation of Easthampton on Long Island 1764; with some reflections ; to which are added sketches of the author's life 144p. Sag Harbor 1808.

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