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INDEX

Huyck, Jan, 90

Indians, effect of Half Moon on,
4-5, 7-10; attack Colman, 6;
friendly at West Point, 10;
on Half Moon, 13; attempt
theft, 14-15; conflict with, 15,
62-66, 74-75; legal ceremony
toward, 36; paid for lands, 37-
38, 53; servants of Minuit kill
friendly Indian, 55; Kieft's
troubles with, 62-66; attack
New Amsterdam, 74; as neigh-
bors of Dutch, 124-26; treaty
signed on Norman's Kill, 125;
friendship of the "Six Na-
tions," 218; take warpath, 219;
Sir William Johnson as friend
of, 226-27

Ingoldesby, Major Richard, 161,
185-86

Irving, Washington, see Knicker-
bocker, Diedrich

James, Duke of York and Albany,
Lord Proprietor of New York,
137, 144-45; becomes King of
England, 148

James, Fort, 137, 143, 153; see
also Amsterdam, Fort; Willem
Hendrick, Fort

Jogues, Isaac, Jesuit missionary,
describes Rensselaerswyck, 40—
41

Johnson, Sir William, at Albany
congress, 220; formulates In-
dian policy, 221; born in Ire-
land, 221; described by his
uncle, 221; life, 222-24; home,
224-25; hospitality. 225-26; in
French and Indian War, 227;
knighted, 227; appearance,
227-28; activities, 228; per-
sonal characteristics, 228-29

Johnson, Fort, 224. 228

Joris, Adriaen. 22

Juet. Robert, of Limehouse,
quoted. 2. 9

Kalm, Peter, describes court-
house at Albany, 220

Key of Kalmar, The (ship), 127

Kidd, Captain William, 170-
179

Kieft, William, succeeds Van
Twiller, 45; as Governor of
New Netherland, f 1-67; char-
acter, 61; activities, -61-62;
relations with Indians, 62-66;
recalled (1647), 66; drowned,
66; Kuyter and Melyn against,
69; upheld by Stuyvesant,
69; opposed by Bogardus, 89-
90; raises money for church,
92-93; letter to Minuit, 127-
128

Knickerbocker, Diedrich (Ir-
ving), description of Henry
Hudson, 12; description of
Van Twiller, 58; quoted, 121-
122

Knight, Sarah Kemble, quoted,
206-07

Krol, Sebastian, 54, 56-57, 90

Kuyter, Jochem Pietersen, 69

Labor in New Netherland, 27
Leisler, Jacob, 150; calls con-
vention at Fort James, 153;
appointed "Captain of the
fort at New York. . .", 153;
Catholics and aristocracy op-
pose, 153-54; temporary vic-
tory, 154-55; assumes title
of Lieu tenant-Governor, 155;
demands recognition, 155-56;
calls convention to discuss
defense, 156-57; controversy
about, 157-60; refuses sur-
render of fort, 161-63; finally
yields, 163; sentenced to.death,
163-64; attainder removed,
164; Bellomontcauses reburial,
181-82

Little Fox. The (ship), 18
Livingston, Robert, 48, 154, 155.

170, 186, 196
Livingston Manor, 48