INDEX

£39

Long Island, 50; Dutch on, 22;
English on, 78, 135-36; be-
comes county of Yorkshire,
138

Loockermans, Govert, 45-46

Lovelace, Colonel Francis, suc-
ceeds Nicolls as Governor of
New York, 139-40; establishes
first mail service, 140-42

Lovelace, Lord, Governor of
New York, 185

Luyck, ^Egidius, 101

Maasen, Cornelis, 109

Madagascar, meeting place for
pirates and merchants, 168-
169, 170; Kidd reaches, 172

Manhattan Island, 29; Hudson
leaves, 10; settlers in, 22; pur-
chased from Indians, 25, 53;
reserved for Dutch West In-
dian Company, 33; surrendered
to England, 80-82; life on, 103

" Mannahattanik," 9

Manors in New York, 32, 34-35,
47-49

Mauritius, (Hudson) River, 22,
23, 29, 132

Maverick, Samuel, 139

May, Cornelis Jacobsen, of
Hoorn, 22; first Director-
General of New Netherland,
51

Meeuwken, The (ship), 52

Megapolensis, Rev. Johannes, Jr.,
40, 86, 87-88, 90, 109

Melyn, Cornelis, 39, 69

Michaelius, Domine Jonas,, 26,
88, 96-97, 109

Middleburgh, 77

Milborne, Jacob, 155-56, 162,
163, 181-82

Minuit, .Peter, Director-General
of New Netherland, 25, 52; re-
called (1632), 45, 56; buys
Manhattan Island, 53; builds
Fort Amsterdam, 54; prepara-
tions for war, 55; shipbuilding,
56; enters service of Sweden,

56,126-27; establishes Swedish

colony in Delaware, 127-28
Montgomerie, John, Governor of

New York, 195
Moore, William, 172-73
Morris, Lewis, Chief Justice,

196, 197

Motley, J. L., quoted, 30-31, 99
Moussart, associate of Van

Rensselaer, 40
Murray, John, 212
Myndertsen, Myndert, 36

Nanfan, John, Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor of New York, 180

Narragansett Bay, 135

Nassau, Fort, 19

Navesink Heights, Hudson passes,,
1

Neger, Jan de, 35

Negroes, plot of 1712, 210-11;:
alleged plots of 1741, 211-17;.
see also Slavery

Netherlands, see United Nether-
lands

New Amsterdam, established
(1626), 25, 54; growth of, 29;
"staple right" established at,
61; Indian troubles at, 62-66,
74; municipal rights given to,
73; in Stuyvesant's time, 75-
76; fortification of, 77; church
building in, 91-93; in seven-
teenth century, 102, 103;
development of, 104-06; class
distinction in, 107-08 (note);
becomes New York, 137; see
also New York City

New Castle (Del), 130

New Gottenburg, 129

New Jersey, 65; granted to Berke-
ley and Carteret, 145-46; en-
ters "the Dominion of New
England," 149

New Netherland, Dutch claim,
17; commerce, 18-19; New
Netherland Company, 19-20;
Dutch West India Company,
20-22, 30, 32, 33-34; colonissa-