 | Episcopal Church. New York (Diocese) Committee on Historical Publications - 1886 - 506 halaman
...affairs, Dongan, the Roman Catholic Governor, says : " Every town ought to have a Minister. New York has, first, a Chaplain belonging to the Fort of the Church...thirdly a French Calvinist ; fourthly a Dutch Lutheran — there bee not many of the Church of England ; few Roman Catholic ; abundance of Quakers — Ranting... | |
 | 1886 - 864 halaman
...to the Board of Trade a few years later, he enumerates the various sects in the city. " New York has a chaplain belonging to the fort, of the Church of England; secondly, a Dutch Calvinist; third, a French Calvinist; and, fourth, a Dutch Lutheran. Here be not many of England ; a few Roman... | |
 | John Austin Stevens, Benjamin Franklin DeCosta, Henry Phelps Johnston, Martha Joanna Lamb, Nathan Gillett Pond - 1890 - 666 halaman
...Governor Dongan, who was a Catholic, in his report to the Board of Trade in 1687, says: 11 New York has, first, a chaplain belonging to the Fort, of the Church of England ; secondly, a Dutch Calvinist ; third, a French Calvin 1st ; and fourth, a Dutch Lutheran. " Here bee not many of England ; a few... | |
 | James Grant Wilson - 1893 - 470 halaman
...by the Bishops of Durham, Rochester, and London in turn. At this time Dongan wrote : " New-York has, first, a chaplain, belonging to the fort, of the Church...thirdly a French Calvinist ; fourthly a Dutch Lutheran — there bee not many of the Church of England — ranting Quakers; preachers men and women especially;... | |
 | James Grant Wilson - 1892 - 688 halaman
...little chapel. The various sects in the city were enumerated by Dongan as follows : " New- York has a chaplain belonging to the fort of the Church of England ; secondly, a Dutch Calvinist ; third, a French Calvinist ; and a fourth, a Dutch Lutheran. Here be not many of England ; a few Eoman... | |
 | Henry Eyster Jacobs - 1893 - 578 halaman
...there were but four clergymen in the city of New York. " New York," says a contemporary record, " has first a chaplain belonging to the fort, of the Church...thirdly, a French Calvinist; fourthly, a Dutch Lutheran." « An amusing incident is told by Rev. Charles Wolley, rector of the Knglish, now Trinity, Church in... | |
 | Edward Tanjore Corwin, Joseph Henry Dubbs, John Taylor Hamilton - 1895 - 582 halaman
...to the Fort, of the Church of Kngland ; secondly, a Dutch Calvtuist ;a thirdly, a French Calvinist;4 fourthly, a Dutch Lutheran. :> Here bee not many of the Church of Kngland ; few Roman Catholicks; abundance of Quaker preachers, men anil Women especially; Singing Quakers;... | |
 | Howard Walter Caldwell - 1898 - 268 halaman
...manner, he shall be put to death. New York. — Governor Thomas Dougan, of New York, in 1687, writes: Here bee not many of the Church of England ; few Roman Catholicks ; abundance of Quakers preachers men and Women especially ; Singing Quakers, Ranting Quakers, Sabbatarians ; Anti Sabbatarians ; some Anabaptists... | |
 | Daniel Van Pelt - 1898 - 612 halaman
...as regards phases of religious belief. Dongan, himself a Roman Catholic, writes home: " New York has a chaplain belonging to the fort, of the Church of England; secondly, a Dutch Calvinist; third, a French Calvinist, and fourth, a Dutch Lutheran. There be not many of England; a few Romau... | |
 | New York (N.Y.). Common Council - 1850 - 614 halaman
...Minister. New- York haa first •tons in Religi- a chaptiiin b • 'lie Fort, of' the Church of K on, ice. Secondly, a Dutch Calvinist: thirdly, a French Calvinist;...fourthly, a Dutch Lutheran. Here bee not many of the Chinch li-w HoMinn CaihoUcka; abundance of Quakers preach- , - , , ikers, RiimJuakers ; Sabbatarians... | |
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Women especially ; Singing Quakers, Ranting Quakers, Sabbatarians ; Antisabbatarians ; Some Anabaptists some Independents ; some Jews ; in short of all sorts of opinions there are some, and the most part of none at all... 
