Land in difference between A. Cor- nelius and S. Peters to be surveyed,
Land in Montgomerie Ward (granted B. Beck), ordered laid out, 5:57; pe- tition of J. Bogert for, referred, 122; given by B. Blagg and others for a street, 6: 262-3.
Land, in Out Ward, Forty acres of, to be leased to T. Coddrington, 2: 264; sixty acres leased as bounded for twenty-one years, 273-4; same leased to Margaret Coddington, 3: 401-2; lease expired and land re- claimed, 473; land to be leased to James Jump, 3: 226; committee on encroachments on city lands, 369, 392, 420; petition of Thomas De Kay for defence in possession of, 4: 185- 6; near Harlem line sold to J. Dekey, 206, 234; surety of, ordered, 250; re- port with recommendations, 253-4; payments in settlement of claims, 258-9; committee on claim of N. Courtrecht, 379, 409; counsel fees in suit, 411; report on and payment in settlement, 432; of A. Delametre near Saw Kill ordered surveyed, 455; eastward of Turtle Bay run or- dered surveyed, 455; committee on land desired by Capt. P. Warren, 5: 92; ordered surveyed, 124; report of committee with conditions of grant in consideration of valuable services, 125-6; granted, 126; chart of, ap- proved and draft of grant ordered, 144; approved and executed, 148; committee on re-survey, 254; com- mittee on lines between lands of the city and J. Duyckman, 323; com- mittee to run lines of A. Benson and J. Duyckman, 367; report, 370-1; committee to survey, 371; acre and a half of, leased to Abraham Mills, 408, 414, 432-3; same ordered trans- ferred to James Mills, 461; lease executed, 467; leave to assign lease granted, 6:4; request for more land granted to James Mills, 244; 7:214; committee on, slip of, near Benj. Nicoll's, 6: 149; granted and or- dered surveyed, 168; survey of, with statements, by committee on en- croachments, 198-202; report favor- ing ejectment of Dennis Hicks, 201; depredations by D. Povoost on land leased to M. McGuire, 201; queries as to disposition of, 202; committee to lease vacancies taken up by en- croachers, 202; house and four or five acres of, near lands of J. Haynes, leased to J. Webbers, 208-9.
Land in South Ward, Strip of, granted to Thomas Randle, 7: 59. Land leased to John Wood, 4:67; or- dered surveyed, 69; to Jockhem Anderson, 68; to M. Van Evere, re- ferred to a committee, 5: 315; to be surveyed, 322; lease executed, 339. Land near the Dock, ordered surveyed into lots, I: 195-6; committee to ex- amine and lay out street through, 196; near land of W. Beekman and Mr. Sydenham at the Bowery, or- dered sold, 2:122; near H. Corday near Inclaomberg ordered sold, 122; acre of swamp ground let to H. Cor- day, 124; conditions, 126; near the common and windmill of Jasper Nessepot ordered surveyed, 3: 335. Land next the water side, Wharves on, to be completed, I: 225, 227, 230; further time allowed, 234, 235, 249, 251.
Land nigh the Borce, Petition of A. Cornelison for, referred, I : 264. Land of G. Vaninburgh corner of Bridge Street ordered surveyed, 3: 61.
Land of Johannes Van Zandt, Com- mittee on division line of, 5: 223, 230, 401; encroachment of, on city lands, 264; release from P. Min- thorne and S. Beekman to J. Van Zandt of a lot of land, 302-3; action of ejectment ordered brought, 304; clerk ordered to prepare lease of, to J. Myer, 317; fee to attorney in action of trespass, 363.
Land of O. De Lancey at Blooming- dale, see Bloomingdale.
Land on Hudson's River from lot of J. Callcutt granted for the building of a wharf, 3: 89-90; grant executed, 93; on west side of Broadway to low water mark granted, 297, 305, 311, 319; terms of grants, 320; committee to lay out and dispose of, 475-6; re- port, 486-7; two streets with wharves and slips ordered laid out, 487-8; committee to sell and lease, 488; 4: 167-8; notice of sale of, 190-I. Land on King's Road, Petition of I. de Lamater for grant of, rejected, 6: 49-50.
Land on north side of Teunis Ides ordered surveyed and sold, 2: 122; two hundred acres to be sold, 125; sold to John Miseroll, Jr., 128; or- dered surveyed, 128; transferred to J. Dekey, 147-8; bills from J. Dekey in part payment, 148. Land on west side of the Dock, Com- mittee to level vacant, 3: 62-3; agree-
ment made, 66; payment for, 71, 80; ground between Whitehall and, to be levelled, 109; payment for, 113; laborers to keep level, 118, 141; chart of vacant land ordered, 120; warrant for levelling, 137; paid for, 198; J. Jansen to keep land levelled, 201-2; chart of vacant land ordered, 216; warrant for levelling, 224; committee on selling lots, 4: 48, 60, 64; on lay- ing out streets, 66; to be sold at auction, 130; conditions of sale, 134- 5; sale, 137-8; grants executed, 140; for engrossing grants, 140; survey- ing, 141; auctioneer, 141. Land on west side of weigh-house and great dock, to be laid out in lots, 3: 341; ten lots to be let, 343; petition against letting, 345; answer of city, 345; withdrawn, 346; answer pre- sented to Governor, 347-50; paid for surveying, 359; committee on im- provement of, 418.
Land, Parcels of, ordered surveyed for sale to meet building expenses of City Hall and ferry-house, 2: 122; sale of two hundred acres ordered, 125; cost of surveying, 125, 129; sold to John Miseroll, 128; mayor to exe- cute grant for, 128; transferred to Jacob Dekey, 147-8.
Land patented to John Minthorne,
north of Fresh Water, Release to city, by J. Kingston and others, of rights and interests in; streets laid out in, 6: 321 .
Land, Petition of purchasers of, bounded by Dock Street, for longer time for finishing wharf, granted, I: 234; petition of W. Caverly for, between rear of his lot and Water Street, 7: 395; granted, 398; lease ordered signed, 400-1.
Land, Piece of, west of John Horne's
lot near Crommeshe, granted to Sarah Van Arnam for life, 3: 117. Land, Fower to purchase, lay out and sell, 1: 303-4.
Land, strip of, near to Fresh Water, Petition of C. Bancker for, referred, 4: 140-1.
Land to be gained out of the rivers, Petition for grant of, 3: 221, 222, 271-2, 274-7.
Land, Vacant, convenient to build on, may be valued and sold, I: II; com- plaint about, 14; committee of ap- praisal named, 14-15; to be valued at beaver-pay, 15; to be built on or be sold, 19; how to be disposed of, 19; to low water mark, wanted con-
Land (continued) —
firmed to the city, 160; committee to report on, 185; piece of, granted to Dutch Reformed Church, for a church, 260; waste and vacant, granted to city by Dongan Charter, 293.
Land west of Custom House bridge, Petition for leave to sell, 1:391; read and approved, 392; presented, 393; to be leveled, 3:61-2; ordered surveyed, 120. See also Lands, Lot, Water lot.
Landholders whose leases have ex- pired, 4:66-8.
Landing-places for ferries, selected, 8: 6-7; committee on, 15; report, 22; ordered made at Coenties Slip and Long Bridge, 22.
Landlords to allow payment of ar- rears of taxation on rent, 1: 151. Land-mark stones, Paid for, 8: 69. Lands and commons, City's right to, to low water mark, 3:42, 221. Lands in exchange for negro burying- place, Petition of J. Teller and others for, referred, 5: 416. also Land, Lots, Water lots. Landstrat, see Langstraet. Lane, Elizabeth, Petition of, for water lot, referred, 6:411; grant to, ordered delivered, 421; petition of, et al., for water lots, referred, 426-7; committee appointed to treat with, 437.
Lane, Hon. Henry, merchant, Petition signed by, et al., that unmarketable flour be kept out of city, 4: 169-70; present in Council, 275, 347; elected an assessor, Dock Ward, 5: 154; or- dered to reimburse B. Skaats for lost scow, 269; goes security for ferry lessee, 310.
Lane, Samuel, cordwainer, sworn a freeman, 5: 336.
Lane, Dr., Residence of, 1:56. Langdyke (Langedyck, Longodick), John Johnson (Janssen), listed a city creditor, 1:44; property of, taxed, 55, 56; in dockage arrears, 128.
Langedyck, see Langdyke. Langestraete (Langestreet, Langstrait- on, Longstraighton), John, taxed for new dock, I: 36; listed city creditor, 45; property of, taxed, 58. Langestraete, John Janssen, listed a city creditor, I: 43. Langestreet, see Langestraete. Langley, widow, ordered pro-
vided for, I: 230.
Langstradt, see Langstraet.
Langstraet (Landstrat, Langstradt, Langstraitt, Langstrawe, Langstrout, Longstraet, Longstreet), John, car- man, discharged, 1: 64; readmitted, 65; named and appointed carman again, 73; discharged, 146; accounts of, allowed, 205, 206; named carman and chosen a captain of carmen, 218, 245; listed voter, East Ward, 2: 174, 178.
Langstraiton, see Langestraete. Langstraitt, see Langstraet. Langstrawe, see Langstraet. Langstrout, see Langstraet. Lansing, John G., Petition of, et al., for aid to widen alley, 5:475-6; elected assistant, Dock Ward, 6: 222; sworn, 226; asks aid of board toward new well, 253; ordered paid for services, 254; re-elected assist- ant, 265; sworn, 267; on committee to buy lamps and posts, 278; on com- mittee to erect public lamps, 283; ordered reimbursed, 287, 294; re- elected assistant, 303; sworn, 306; ordered to pay for lighting city, 309; on committee to estimate cost of watch and lighting, 311; on commit tee to repair City Hall, 314; ordered to pay for lighting, 318; on commit- tee to enlarge market, 324; ordered reimbursed, 327, 329; removes to Albany, 330; ordered paid for im- provements, 333; elected assessor, 7:
Lantern for bellmen, 3: 224. Lanterns to be hung out on poles in
front of every seventh house, 2:23. Lanyon, John, elected constable, North Ward, 3:393; sworn, 396. Laquere, see Lequier.
Larkin, James, ordered to surrender market-house key, I: 192. Laroux (Larow, Le Roux, Leroux), Bartholomew, elected constable, West Ward, I: 237; absent, 239; sworn, 249; elected an assessor, 2: 55; election of, contested, 56; an- nulled, 60; ordered to inspect con- tested election returns, 59; reports, 60; elected collector, 88; listed voter, 168, 170; elected assistant, West Ward, 202; sworn, 204; on commit- tee to appoint bellmen, 207; reports, 209-10; on committee to inspect dis- puted East Ward returns, 208; re- ports, 211; re-elected assistant, 239; sworn, 241; elected an assessor, West Ward, 329; again elected assistant, West Ward, 361, 383, 416, 449; 3: 15; sworn, 2: 386, 421, 451; 3: 17; ill on date of swearing in, 2:363; on
Laroux, see also Le Roux.
Lary, John, elected a constable, West Ward, 5:347; sworn, 351. Lashar, see Lasher.
Lasher, Frederick, elected collector and constable, 6:431; legality of double election of, denied, 432-3; re- elected collector and constable, 7:34, 82, 127, 183, 230, 317, 378, 447; 8:56; sworn, 7:41, 86, 132, 189, 237, 321, 383, 450; 8: 60.
Lasher (Lashar), John, elected col- lector, South Ward, 4:219, 386. Lasher (Lusher), John, elected a col- lector, South Ward, 5:28; elected constable, 98; sworn, 103; land granted to, et al., as Presbyterian trustees, for church, 7:12; elected an assessor, South Ward, 34; ac- count of, ordered paid, 441; ordered paid for land bought of church, 8:2. Lashly, John, House of, 4: 427. Latanier, listed voter, West Ward, 2 168, 170. Latham, Beverley, ordered to stop en- croachments on Queen St., 3:42. Latham, Daniel, listed voter, East Ward, 2: 173, 176.
Latham, Daniel, shipwright, et al., sur-
render land for street, 6:262-3. Latham, John, Petition of, for water lot, referred, 5: 227; allusion show- ing grant was made to, 328; grant to, 337; conditions of grant of lot to, 363; house of, 7: 246, 275. Latham, Joseph, Encroachments of, on Queen Street, ordered investigated, 3: 206; elected constable, East Ward, declines to serve; fined, 214-15; elected constable, Montgomerie Ward, 4:44.
Latham, Joseph, shipwright, et al., sur- render land for street, 6: 262-3. Laton, see Latou.
Latou (Laton), John, elected an as- sessor, West Ward, 4: 153. Latou (Laton), William, elected an assessor, West Ward, 4:346; re- elected, 386, 441, 468.
security for ferry lessee, 5:76. Probably
Laurau, Andrew, listed voter, East Ward, 2: 173, 176. Laureen, see Lawrier.
Laurence, see Lawrence. Laurens, see Lawrence. Laurier, see Lawrier.
Law, Andrew, appointed dock master, 3:444; to collect outstanding debts, 472-3; ordered to remove wrecks, etc., 477; awarded lease of dock and slips, 4: 248; to be supported by cor- poration in law suits, 314; ordered to pay dock rent arrears, 358; di- rected to carry action to Supreme Court, 409-10; owes corporation, 416; dock lease to, expires, 421; deceased, 467.
Law, Andrew, Jr., elected collector, East Ward, 3:355; re-elected, 374, 394; amount received from estate of, reported, 4: 249.
Law, Henry, ordered to distribute money, etc., to sufferers from fire,
Law charges paid to Wm. Smith, 4: 492.
Law, to repeal clause of Law for regu- lating public markets, 5: 259-60; to repeal part of Law relating to mak- ing of freemen, 284; 7: 147; licens- ing hawkers and peddlers to sell in public markets, repealed, 5:292; in addition to a Law for regulating guagers, packers and cullers, 6: 239- 41; to ascertain the size of apple barrels and the weight of onions, 257-8; to amend the Law to ascer- tain the size of carts and regulate the sale of firewood, 7: 147-8; to alter the Law to amend, 156-7. Lawrance, see Lawrence.
Lawrence (Laurance, Laurence, Lau- rens, Lawrance, Lawrensen, Low- rance), Daniel, appointed a public measurer, 5: 135; elected collector, Montgomerie Ward, 154; elected a constable, 178; appointed high con- stable, 179; sworn, 181.
Lawrence, Henry, elected a constable,
South Ward, 5:28; appointed high constable, 29; sworn, 34; elected an assessor, South Ward, 128; re- elected, 153.
Lawrence, James, appointed a fireman, 7: 144.
Lawrence, Hon. John, Mention of his appointment as deputy mayor, 8: 145; on surveying committee, I: 14, 15; taxed for new dock, 32; taxed on property, 50 (twice); ex- amined in regard to his deposition before John Lewin, 88; appointed an alderman, 8: 148; signs address to mayor and aldermen, I: 114; chosen
common councilman; on public
Lawrence (continued)-
works committee, 120; signs report, 126; on committee to confer with Gov. Dongan on city right to grant licenses and collect bridge-money, 121; report of, acted on, 132; ordered to present petitions to Gov. Dongan, 143; on committee to draft statement about bolting flour, 148; on commit- tee to act for corporation when Com- mon Council not in session, 155; elected alderman, 157; on committee to examine assessors' estimates, 168; again elected alderman (East Ward), 191; on committee to sell lots, 193-4; reports election returns, 204; salary of, as assemblyman, allowed, 205; ac- count of, allowed, 206; mention of appointment of, as mayor, 8:149; first sits as mayor, I: 213; order of, to hold elections, 214; on committee to renew weigh-house petition to Council, 233; on committee to peti- tion Governor, 236; claim of, to land, disallowed, 262; present in Council, 283, 347; testifies how long land be- fore house of J. Van Brugh had been uninclosed, 319; accepts terms of sale of land to be surveyed, 362; directed to hand over balance due city, 395; copy of Gov. Nicolls' commission ap- pointing him alderman (1665), 2:53. Lawrence, John, Jr., [2d,] swears al- legiance to the crown, I: 12. Lawrence, John, [3d.] elected assessor, Dock Ward, 6:222; elected alder- man, 264; sworn, 267; appointed to committees vice alderman Van Horne, 268; ordered reimbursed, 290, 295; to distribute corporation re- lief to English exiles, 297; amount ordered paid to, therefor, 297-8; re- elected alderman, 303; sworn, 306; ordered reimbursed, 308; on commit- tee to estimate cost of watch and lighting, 311; ordered reimbursed. 312-3; on committee to enlarge mar- ket, 324; on committee to pave streets, 330; on committee to inves- tigate encroachment, 343; re-elected alderman, 346; sworn, 349; to pro- cure sums on bonds, 369; reports success, 372; on committee to con- sider water lot petition, 378; petition of, et al.. for liberty to renew ex- isting leases, 379-85; referred, 380; successor to, deceased, elected, 383. Lawrence, John (Jonathan), elected an
assessor, West Ward, 6:345; ac- count of, ordered paid, 7: 124; peti- tion of, et cl., for rent allowance, granted, 270; petition of, et al., for
subscription to new market-house, 278; account of, ordered paid, 293; petition of, for renewal of lease, with abatement, granted, 8: 68. Lawrence, Joseph, elected assessor, I:
170. Lawrence, Lawrence, liable as security
on bond toward Kings College foundation, 6: 94-5. Lawrence, Mary, widow, granted leave to earn livelihood in any lawful way, 2:278; land of, ordered surveyed, 3: 174.
Lawrence, Otto, listed a city creditor, 1:45.
Lawrence, Peter, taxed on property, I: 50.
Lawrence, Richard, Vote of, ques- tioned, 2: 58-9.
Lawrence, Richard, [2d,] liable as se- curity on bond towards Kings Col- lege foundation, 6:94-5. Lawrence, Capt. Samuel, elected as- sistant, East Ward, 4:468; sworn, 473; on auditing committee, 474; re- ports, 483; on market-house commit- tee, 477-8; reports, 489; on commit- tee for wharf repairs, 482-3, 493; on committee to choose watchmen, 491; on committee to survey water lot, 492; re-elected assistant, 5:2; sworn, 5; on auditing committee, 8; re-elected assistant, 28; sworn, 34; on committee to inspect street, 36; reports, 39-40; on auditing commit- tee, 39; on market-house committee, 39; on committee to lay out water lot, 52; on committee to arrange hanging of new and old bells, 55; on committee to inspect jail, 60; re- elected assistant, 62; sworn, 65; on committee to inspect street; directed to pay for powder storage in maga- zine, 68; on auditing committee, 69; on committee to draft watch law, 75; on ferry committee, 82-3; on committee to get legal opinion on way to prevent raising price of beef, 83-4; on committee to survey, 87; on committee to consider land peti- tion, 92; on committee to direct lay- ing drain, 93; added to committee to view street, 94; re-elected assist- on auditing ant, 98; sworn, 102; committee, 103; reports, 116; committee to abate nuisances, III-2; committee on reports, 113-14; on water lot petition, 115; on committee for market repairs, 124-5; re-elected assistant, 128; sworn, 132; on com- mittee to let market stalls, 134; on
committee to execute ferry lease, 140; on street committee, 141; on sewer committee, 141-2; on commit- tee for City Hall repairs, 146; on committee to inspect land title, 150; re-elected assistant, 153; sworn, 156; on committee to let market stalls, 155; on committee to build stairs at slip, 162, 188; on committee to take counsel whether Supreme Court at- torneys should practice in Mayor's Court, 165; on committee to abate committee for nuisance, 167; on
dock repairs, 173; ordered reim- bursed, 174, 188; re-elected assistant, 177; sworn, 181; on committee to let market stalls, 179; on committee to consider petition of ferry lessee for abatement of rent, 190; on street committee; on committee to com- plete sewer, 191; on committee to settle boundary of estates, 194; on committee to draft address to Gov. Clinton for abolition of military watch, 195; reports, 196-7; reports from street committee, 198; re-elect- ed assistant, 200; sworn, 205; on committee to have printed Essay on office of vestryman, 202; reports, 213; on committee to let market stalls, 207; on committee to revise laws, 209; on committee to consider petitions for water lots, 212; on committee to regulate new dock and stairs at ferry, 217; on committee to locate new cartway: on committee for new ferry-house, 220; on com- mittee to buy house and lot, 222; on committee to consider petition for water lot, 227; on committee to direct dock cleansing; ordered to pay powder storage, 228; on com- mittee to consider advisability of drain, 229; added to committee to adjust division line, 230; elected al- derman, East Ward, 231; sworn, 236; on committee to let market stalls, 239; on committee to draft petition to Gov. Clinton for flour embargo, 241-2; reports, 242; ac- count of, ordered paid; on commit- tee to have laws printed, 249; re- ports, 252; on committee to consider petiton for land lease, 251-2; on committee for prison repairs; on standing committee for City Hall re- pairs, 253; on committee to estimate cost of stone drain, 259; reports, 261-2; on committee to consider petition for water lot, 261; on com- mittee to consider petition for
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