617
Numbers of the Names of Sums to which each of the Claimant ^
several claims Claimants in the 2d column are entitled. '
Dollars Cents
33.
William Giles
5
49
34.
Joseph Griswold -
147
73
35.
John Goodrich
199
63
36.
Charles Hutchins -
9
98
37.
Jonathan Hunt
948
23
38.
John Hensdale
49
91
39.
John Johnston
124
77
40.
Luke Knowlton
249
53
41.
Peter Kemble
199
63
42.
Abraham Lot
698
69
43.
John Lawrence
49
91
44.
Robert Lewis -
119
78
45.
Joel Lyman -
49
91
46.
Elijah Lyman
49
91
47.
Catherine Metcalf Executrix
of
Simon Metcalf deceased
1417
47
48.
Catharine Metcalf
-
99
81
49,
Thomas Norman & Elizabeth
Martha his wife
718
60
50.
Jane Nesbit -
12
48
51.
Elias Nixon
24
95
62.
Barbara Ortley
134
75
63.
Eleazar Porter
49
91
64.
John McPherson
99
81
55.
Isaac Rosevelt
399
25
56.
Peter Sim
37
42
57.
Samuel Stevens
653
63
58.
William Smith
1181
69
59.
Jacob Sbefflin
97
32
60.
Francis Stevens
199
63
61.
Diana Smith
49
91
26.
( Mary, Elizabeth, Esther and Rachel Schlatter Surviving
Executors )
99
81
( of Michael Schlatter
deceased.
5
63.
John M. Scott
49
91
64.
John Titts
9
98
65.
Samuel Thatcher -
149
71
66.
Peter Van Schaack
199
63
67.
149
72
68.
Brooke Watson
1197
76
69.
Gerard Walton
49
91
70.
John Watts -
99
82
71.
William Walton
199
63
72.
George Wray
39
92
73.
Staltham Williams
199
63
74.
John Bard
449
15
75.
John Plenderleaf -
1096
68
76.
Samuel Partridge
49
91
Total ------- 30,000 Dolr
%* Whoever is disposed to investigate this subject further, can consult with advantage the followingworks. They are in the State Library.
A State of the Right of the Colony of New York with respect to its eastern boundary on Connecticut river; so far asconcerns the late encroachments under the Government of New Hampshire .
[This paper was principally drawn up by Hon. James Duane, who purchased soldiers rights and claims in the above district,to the amount (according to John Adams ) of $100,000. It was agreed to by the New York Provincial Assembly on the 8thMarch 1773, and ordered to he sent to England.]
Narrative of the Proceedings subsequent to the Royal Adjudication concerning the Lands to the "Westward of ConnecticutRiver, lately usurped by New Hampshire , with remarks on the claim, behaviour and misrepresentation of theIntruders under that Government. New York; printed by John Holt, 1773. With an Appendix .
A Brief Narrative of the proceedings of the Government of New York relative to their obtaining the jurisdiction of that largeDistrict of Land to the westward from Connecticut River , which antecedent thereto had been patented by his Majesty’sGov. and Council of the Government of New Hampshire . And also, of the Monopolizing conduct of the Governmentof New York , in their subsequently patenting part of the same land, and oppressing the Grantees and Settlers underNew Hampshire , Together with arguments demonstrating that the property of those Lands was conveyed from theCrown to the New Hampshire Grantees, by virtue of their respective Charters; with Remarks on a Pamphlet entitled,‘ A state of the Right of the Colony of New York, ’ &c. By Ethan Allen, Bennington 23d Sentember, 1774.Hartford, printed by Eben. Watson, near the Great Bridge.
Vol. iv. 78