State Street, north side, east of James and nearly to Broadway.

(1). 1652. Patented to Anneke Janse Bogardus and occupied by her "to the day of her death;" 1663-7, Dirk Wesselse Ten Broeck; 1665, David Pieterse Schuyler occupied it.-Alb. Co. Rec., 392, 324, 424.

(2), 1652. Patented to Anneke Janse Bogardus; 1660-2, David Pieterse Schuyler; 1663, Jonas & Pieter Bogardus; 1665, Wouter Albertse Van den Uythoff.-Alb. Co. Rec., 289, 277, 319, 324, 336, 391,392; Patents, 406.

(3). 1652. Patented to Sander Leendertse Glen; 1660, Dirk Janse Croon, then occupied by Jan Vinhagel; 1660, Jan Coster Van Aecken; 1663, Jan Clute; 1665, S. L. Glen.-Alb. Co. Rec., 299, 277. 336, 392, 300 ; Patents, 825.

(4). 1652. Patented to Sander Leendertse Glen; 1662, Jan Thomase; 1664-7, Jan Coster Van Aecken.- Alb. Co. Rec., 65, 66, 277, 283, 300, 336, 391, 392; Patents, 408.

(5) & (6). 1652. Patented to Rut Adriaensen, the shoemaker; Hendrick Gerritse (Van Wie); Rem Jansen, the smith; 1660, Jan Thomase and Gerrit Bancker; 1664, Pieter Claerbout: No. 5, the westerly portion conveyed by Claerbout to Rut Arentsen in 1664; No. 6, the easterly portion to Jan Harmense, the baker, in 1674. Alb. Co. Rec., 65, 66, 101, 283, 300; Patents, 408, 433, 438.

(7) & (8). 1652. Patented to Rut Adriaensen, the shoemaker; Hendrick Gerritse (Van Wie), Rem Jansen, the smith, on which his great house stood; 1660, Cornelis Theunise Bos, occupied No. 7, the westerly por tion; 1667, Jurriaen Janse Groenwout, who married Bos's widow; 1668-79, Cornelis Van Nes, and his wife Maritie Damens; in 1674, Pieter Bogardus occupied it; No. 8, the easterly portion, was owned by Capt. Thomas Willet, who succeeded Pieter Van Alen; 1671, Philip Pieterse Schuyler; 1672, Jeremiah Van Rensselaer; 1679, his widow, Juffrouw, Maria V. R.-All. Co. Rec., 43, 101, 283, 457, 495; Deeds, 111, 324; Patents, 540.

(9). 1652. Patented to Rut Adriaensen ?; 1655, Adriaen Van Пpendam; 1659, Rem Jansen, the smith; 1660-7, Adriaen Gerritse Papendorp.-Alb. Co. Rec., 7, 228, 260, 283; Patents, 433, 465.

1r.4ft.6in.

1r.7ft.8in.

2r-814ft.

Broadway, east side, Colonie line to Columbia.
Lots (1) (2) (3) (8) form parts of an additional grant made to the estate of Arent Van Curler. :
His first patent contained a parcel of land on the opposite side of Broadway, having a:
front on that street of 12 rods, and running back into the woods 44 rods. These two lots;
were patented to Willem Beekman (administrator of A. Van Curler), in 1680. Lot (8):
was conveyed to Cornelis Van Schelluyne by the administrators of Widow Van Curler:
in 1681; lots (2) and (3) to Jacob Ten Eyck and Isaac Verplank for a tannery, by whom:
lot (3) was reconveyed to Jeronimus Wendell for the same purpose, with the use of an:
alley three and one-half feet wide from the street. In 1769, Isaac Verplanck's grandson:
William was in possession of lot (2). Subsequently Orange street was laid out through:
the Van Curler lot to the river.-Patents, 1102; Deeds, III, 104, 105, 106; Al. An., x1, 205.

(8)

30ft.

COLONIE

North line of

Beverwyck

Cornelis Van Schelluyn

30ft.

Addition made to Arent Van Curler's lot extending
from the road to the river

ORANGE STREET.

(1)

12r.

B

Jacob Ten Eyck and Isaac: Jeronimus Wendel's

Verplanck's tanneries

tannery

7r.8ft.

(2)

(4) 1653, patented to Jurriaen Theunisse; 1659, Jan Roeloffse; 1659, Pieter Hartgers; 1681, Meus Hoogeboom.-Patents, 1102; Alb. Co. Rec., 267, 269, 270; Deeds, III, 104, 106.

(5) 1652-67, patented to Theunisse Jacobse.-Patents, 394, 500.

William Verplanck

17r.9ft.

13r.

Jan Roeloffse
Meus Hogeboom

(6) 1652-67, patented to Casper Jacobse Hallenbeck; 1657, Harmen Jacobse Bambus; 1657, Claas Hendrickse; 1667, Barent Pieterse Coeymans.-Patents, 394, 444, 500; Alb. Co. Rec.,: 16, 31, 41.

(7) A portion of this lot is now taken by Columbia street, which was not opened to the: river until long after.

Broadway East Side, Columbia to Steuben.

(1). In 1652-67, patented to Jacob Adriaense (Soegemackelyck, alias Rademaker Van Utrecht);
1667, Cornelis Segerse (Van Voorhoudt); 1729, Grietje Ryckse (Van Vranken) had a lot on
what is now Montgomery street.-Patents, 394, 444, 456, 500; Alb. An., IX, 47.

11r.6ft.

19r.

(2). 1652-67. Patented to Arent Andriese Bratt.-Patents, 444, 456. 1700-1, Barent Albertse Bratt
owned a portion of his uncle's lot (2), and, was forbidden to enclose the highway (Steuben street)
at the backside of the main guard. He then lived "without ye north gate westward of ye main
guard."-Alb. An., IV, 109, 127; x, 60; In 1729, Johannes A. Čuyler had a lot on what is now the
east corner of Steuben and Broadway, a portion of this patent.-Alb. An., IX, 47. On the south
east corner was the main guard by the river bank whence the palisades enclosing the north side
of the village passed up the hill on the present line of Steuben street. Steuben and Columbia
streets from Broadway to the river were not laid out at this early day, (1667).

The owners of the above lots in 1790 may be seen in Coll. Hist. Albany, 11, 577.

RIVER

ROAD BY THE RIVER

9ft.

Broadway, east side, Steuben to Maiden Lane.

106, 121.
(3). 1667, Theunis Jacobsen; 1686, Jan Salomonse [Goewey].-Patents, 388; Alb. An., 1,

(4). 1660-66, the house of Jacques Tyssen where Nicolaas Marechael lives; 1665, Wm. Fred.
264, 404; Deeds, III, 74.
Bout (?); 1680, Roeloff Gerritse [Vander Werken].-Patents, 828; Alb. Co. Rec., 66, 76,

(8) and (9). Lot extending from the street to the river. 1652, patented to Cornelis Theunise
Bos, alias Van Westbrook; 1660, Jan Theunise, alias De Paep; 1667, Jurriaen Janse
built a house.- Patents, 470, 480; Alb. Co. Rec., 76, 288, 408, 432.
Groenwout, who married Bos's widow: 1667, Symon Volkertse Veeder, whereon he has

Patents, 432; Alb. Co. Rec., 288, 409. (10). 1660, conveyed by Cornelis Theunise Bos for a road [Maiden Lane] 2 rods by 18 rods.

(3)

Tennis Jacobse

Jan Salomonse [Goewey]

Broadway, East side, Maiden Lane to Exchange.

The present street known as Dean street, was early recognized as a public
road, although its exact position and width were not then fixed.
(1) & (2). This lot was a part of the patent (1652), of Cornelis Theunise
Bos, alias Van Westbrook, which included the street north of it, and the
lot on the east corner of Maiden lane and Broadway. This patent had a
front on the latter street of 7r.5ft. (89 feet), and a depth of 13r. (156 feet),
exclusive of the garden in the rear across Dean street on the river side.
The depth of parcel one, varied at different times from 5r.7ft.3in. to 7r.9ft.,
the breadth from 24 to 27 feet. It passed through many hands before com-
ing into possession of Harme Gansevoort; 1659, Hubert Janse, the rear por-
tion; 1667, the widow of Hendrick Andriesse [Van Doesburgh,] as holding
the right of Ph. Hendr: Brouwer who paid the purchase money; 1667, Hen-
drick Gerritse Vermeulen; 1667, Arent Janse; 1667, Paulus Martense [Van
Benthuysen;] 1677, Harme Gansevoort.-Patents, 414, 432, 480; Alb. Co.
Rec., 150, 400, 409, 419, 420.

the lot (2).- Alb. Co. Rec., 150, 409.
(3). 1652, Cornelis Theunise Bos; Hubert Janse DeVroome, who also occupied :

(4). 1667, this lot was patented to Jurriaen Janse Groenwout who married
widow Bos; 1667, Jan Coneel; 1677, James Penniman; 1677, Andries Teller;
1677, Samuel Wilson; 1680, Samuel Wilson conveyed the rear portion of his lot
33ft. wide and 100 ft. long to Harme Gansevoort; also an alley 3% ft. wide from
Broadway to said portion. In 1666, Maria Dyckman occupied lot (4).-Patents,
432, 480, 507; Alb. Co. Rec., 102, 150, 152, 155, 400, 409, 464; Deeds, III, 77.
(5). 1667, patented to Jurriaen Janse Groenwout, and with lot (4) passed
through the several owners of the same to Harme Gansevoort.

III, 77.
(6). 1652, patented to Pieter Bronck; 1680, Jan Van Loon.-Patents, 483; Deeds,

(7). 1652, part of patent of Pieter Bronck, his garden on the river bank.-Pa-
tents, 483.

(8). 1652, part of the patent of Andries Herbertse; 1659-76, Leendert Philipse
[Conyn.]-Patents, 397; Alb. Co. Rec., 130, 272.

(9). 1652, part of patent of Andries Herbertse; 1657, Leendert [Conyn];
1659, Hendrick Hendrickse; 1659, Stoffel Janse Abeel; 1676, Claas Janse
Stavast.-Patents, 397; Alb. Co. Rec., 36, 130, 263, 272, 273.

(10). 1652, part of patent of Andries Herbertse, his garden on the river bank;
1657, Leendert Philipse [Conyn]; 1663, Nicolaas DeMeyer of New York for 15
beaver skins; 1666, Daniel Rinckhout.- Patents, 413; Alb. Co. Rec., 332, 402.
Lots (11), (12), (13), (14), together formed the patent to Jan Thomase, 23d
Utrecht,] 1657.
April, 1652, the whole of which he conveyed to Claas Hendrickse [Van

(11). 1660-5, Jan Verbeeck; 1659-76, Claas Janse the carpenter; 1663-5, Andries
272, 273, 293, 338.
Jochemse of New York.-Patents, 397; Alb. Co. Rec., 30, 33, 36, 78, 130, 263,

(12). 1656, Harmen Jacobse Bambus and Dirk Bensinck for 251beaverskins; 1657,
Jan Verbeeck for 2019 guilders.-Patents, 378; Alb. Co. Rec., 5, 15, 29, 30, 293.
(13). 1663-5, Stoffel Janse Abeel.-Alb. Co. Rec., 78, 338.

(14). 1657, Harmen Bastiaense [Visscher]; 1657-67, Willem Hoffmeyer.-
Patents, 432, 437; Alb. Co. Rec., 29, 30, 33, 51, 52.

A

Y

6ft.

(1)

MAIDEN LANE.

7r.9ft. C. T. Bos

.13r.

26

Jurriaen J. Groenwout

Harme Gansevoort

(6)

13r.2ft.

Pieter Bronck
Jan Van Loon

13r.2ft.

(8)

Andries Herbertse
Leendert Philipse Conyn

(9)

Andries Herbertse

Leendert Philipse Conyn
Stoffel Janse Abeel

(11)

Jan Thomase
Jan Verbeeck
Claas Janse

(12)

9r.

152ft.