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CATALOGUE OF RECORDS 
 
 OF THE 
 
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 OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, 
 
 INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE OFFICE. 
 
 Compiled by F. G. JEWETT, 
 
 TJN'DER DIRECTION OF 
 
 JOHN PALMER, Seceetary of State. 
 
 ALBANY, N. Y. : 
 BRANDOW PRINTING COMPANY, 
 
 DEPARTMENT PRINTERS. 
 1898. 
 
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. 
 
 Facts Pertaining to the Creation of the Office 
 
 AND ITS Subsequent Growth; List of 
 
 Fees and Papers Required to 
 
 BE Filed or Recorded. 
 
 SECKETAEY OF STATE. 
 
 Eaely History. 
 
 The office of the secretary of state, one of the oldest in the 
 government of the state, dates from the year 1625, and has 
 existed continuously since that time under the government of 
 the Province of New Netherlands, the Colony of New York, 
 and the period of its existence as a free and independent 
 government. 
 
 The office was appointive down to the time of the adoption 
 of the constitution in 1846, which gave to the people the 
 selection of such general and local officers as had heretofore 
 been appointed by the governor or by the governor and 
 senate, among which was the secretary of state. 
 
 On the 10th of March, 1795, the office was made salaried 
 by an act of the legislature, which fix;ed the salary of the 
 secretary at £600, with an allowance of £500 for clerk hire. 
 Prior to that time the secretary was paid by the fees of the 
 office. 
 
4 Office of Seobetaey of State. 
 
 For twenty years after the adoption of the first constitution 
 the office of the secretary of state was kept in the city of 
 Kew York, where he was furnished with a house, stables and 
 outbuildings for his own use. By act of the legislature of 
 1797 he was required to remove the records, books and papers 
 of his office to the city of Albany, the seat of goyemment. 
 
 The duties of the office from time to time hare been ma- 
 terially enlarged by the constitution and legislative acts, and 
 the records and papers on file have rapidly increased in pace 
 with the growth and development of the state. The most 
 noticeable increase is to be found in the papers relating to 
 corporations which, in 1820, consisted of only two packets, in 
 1863 of forty volumes, and in 1897 of seven hundred and 
 seven volumes. 
 
 Election, Teem and Salary. 
 
 The secretary is hereafter to be chosen by the people at the 
 time and place of electing the governor and lieutenant-gov- 
 ernor, and holds his office for two years, beginning on the 1st 
 day of January after his election. He receives an annual 
 salary of $5,000, which is fixed by the legislature and is not 
 to be increased or diminished during his term of office, nor 
 shall he receive to his own use any fees or perquisites of office 
 or other compensation. By virtue of his office, he is disquali- 
 fied to serve as a trial juror. 
 
 Member of Commissions and Boards. 
 
 He is ex-offlcio a regent of the university, a commissioner 
 of the land office and of the canal fund, a member of the 
 canal board and of the state board of canvassers, a member 
 of the state board of equalization and of the commission 
 to receive proposals for establishing normal schools, a trustee 
 of the State Institution for Feeble-Minded Children and of 
 Union College. 
 
Powers and Duties oe SECEETAKy. 5 
 
 Custodian of Books and Recoeds. 
 
 He is custodian of all laws and concurrent resolutions of 
 the legislature, all documents issued under the great seal, all 
 books, records, deeds, parchments, maps and papers deposited 
 or kept in his office, and is required to properly arrange and 
 preserve them. 
 
 Deputies. 
 
 He is required to appoint a deputy, who may perform all 
 the duties of the secretary of state, except as commissioner 
 of the canal fund and state canvasser. He may appoint one 
 of his clerks as second deputy, who shall have power to per- 
 form any and all the duties of the deputy secretary of state, 
 excepting the duties of such deputy as clerk of the commis- 
 sioners of the land office. 
 
 PowEEs AND Duties. 
 
 I- 
 
 He administers and files oaths of State officers and notifies 
 of neglect to file; is required to report upon all matters re- 
 ferred to him by the legislature or either house of same; 
 publishes and distributes the session laws and slips; compiles 
 and distributes the legislative manual; distributes the legis- 
 lative documents and journals and court reports; with other 
 state officers advertises and lets public and legislative printing 
 and binding; attests commissions and pardons, etc., under the 
 great seal; directs the taking of the census; with the gover- 
 nor and lieutenant-governor appoints a state superintendent 
 of weights and measures; with other state officers designates 
 the state paper; certifies to the statutes and joint resolutions of 
 the legislature; is required to publish in the session laws all 
 statements of alterations or erections of tovsnas, names changed 
 by the courts, rules of the court of appeals, and statements 
 of lands conveyed or ceded to the United States; issues licenses 
 to peddlers of goods, etc., of the growth or manufacture of 
 
6 Office of Secbetaby of State. 
 
 foreign countries; publishes terms of courts; authenticates the 
 signatures and seals of commissioners without the state and 
 furnishes them with instructions and forms; files alien deposi- 
 tions; may sign and complete records of predecessors; causes to 
 be published proposed constitutional amendments and other 
 propositions to be submitted to the people; gives notices of 
 elections; certifies nominations of candidates for election; com- 
 piles and publishes the election law; designates official 
 emblems on ballots in certain cases; hears and determines ob- 
 jections to certificates of nominations; with other state officers 
 approves of the building of Indian schoolhouses ; fixes the 
 salaries of resident officers of state hopsitals; compiles and 
 reports to legislature criminal statistics; signs passes for rail- 
 road commissioners; certifies to names of corporations. 
 
 FEES OF OFFICE. 
 
 The fees of the office of the Secretary of State are fixed by 
 the Executive Law (chapter 683, Laws 1892), and are turned 
 into the treasury of the State on the first days of January, 
 April, July and October. The following comprises the fee 
 bill, in force on January 1, 1898: 
 
 1. For entering a caveat, twelve and a half cents; 
 
 2. Searching the records in his office for any one year and 
 for every other year in which such search is made, six cents; 
 
 3. For a copy of any paper or record not required to be 
 certified or otherwise authenticated by him, ten cents per 
 folio; 
 
 4. For a certified or exemplified copy of any law, record or 
 paper, fifteen cents per folio; 
 
 5. For a certificate under the great seal of the State, $1; 
 
 6. For recording a certificate, notice or other paper re- 
 
Eees of Office. 7 
 
 quired to be recorded, except as otherwise provided by tbis 
 section, fifteen cents per folio; 
 
 7. For a certificate of the official character of a commis- 
 sioner of deeds residing in another State or a foreign country, 
 twenty-five cents, and for every other certificate under the 
 seal of his office, $1; 
 
 8. For a certificate as to the official character of such a 
 commissioner, twenty -five cents; 
 
 9. For every patent for lands under water, $5, and for 
 every other patent the sum of $1 for each separate lot em- 
 braced in such patent; 
 
 10. For each license granted to a peddler, the sum of $2 ; 
 
 11. For recording the depositions of resident aliens, fifty 
 cents, and for a certified copy of such deposition, fifty cents; 
 
 12. For filing and recording the original certificate of in- 
 corporation of a railroad corporation for the construction of a 
 railroad in a foreign country, $50; for filing the original cer- 
 tificate of every other railroad corporation, $25; for filing the 
 original certificate of any other stock corporation, $10; for 
 filing any original certificate of incorporation drawn under 
 article 2 of the Membership Corporations Law, $10. 
 
 13. For filing the certificate of a foreign corporation de- 
 siring to do business in the State, $10; 
 
 14. For certified copies of the evidence and proceedings of 
 the board of audit, on appeal to the supreme court, to be 
 paid by the appellant on serving notice of appeal, fifteen cents 
 per folio; 
 
 ISTo fee shall be collected for copies of records furnished to 
 public officers for use in their official capacity. 
 
S Office of Seoeetaey of State. 
 
 LIST OF PAPEES EEQUIKED TO BE PILED OE 
 EEOOEDED IE THIS OFFICE. 
 
 Alien depositions. (Eeal Prop. Law, § 84.) 
 
 Appointmente of commissioners to examine charges. (Pub. 
 
 Officers Law, § 24.) 
 Appoiatments of Governor and Senate. (Pub. Officers Law, 
 
 §T.) 
 Assembly districts, descriptions of. (Const., art. 3, § 5.) 
 Commissions of officers. (Pub. Officers Law, § 8.) 
 Convict-made goods, statements of licensees to sell. (Labor 
 
 Law, § 52.) 
 Convictions, abstracts of. (Code Crim. Pro., § 941, etc.) 
 Corporation certificates: 
 
 agricultural and Horticultural corporations. .(Mem. 
 
 Corp. Law, § 140.) 
 amended certificates to correct defects, etc. (Gen. Corp. 
 
 Law, § 7.) 
 annual reports of certain stock corporations. (Stock 
 
 Corp. Law, § 30.) 
 bar associations. (Mem. Corp. Law, § 100.) 
 benevolent orders. (Benev. Orders Law, § 2.) 
 boards of trade. (Mem. Corp. Law, § 130.) 
 bridge corporations. (Transp. Corp. Law, art. 9, §§ 120, 
 
 151.) 
 business corporations. (Bus. Corp. Law, §§ 2, 6.) 
 business corporations, consolidation of. (Bus. Corp. Law, 
 
 §§ 8-12.) 
 business corporations, reincorporation of. (Bus. Corp. 
 
 Law, § 4.) 
 cemetery corporations. (Mem. Corp. Law, § 41.) 
 Christian associations. (Mem. Corp. Law, § 90.) 
 extension of corporate existence. (Gen. Corp. Law, 
 § 32.) 
 
Papees to be FiLiJD AND Kecoeded. 9 
 
 Corporation certificates — Continued. 
 
 extension of business. (Stock Corp. Law, § 32.) 
 
 ferry corporations. (Transp. Corp. Law, art. 1, § 2.) 
 
 fire corporations. (Mem. Corp. Law, §65.) 
 
 fire corporations. (Village Law.) 
 
 foreign corporations. (Gen. Corp. Law, § 16.) 
 
 increase or reduction of capital. (Stock Corp. Law, 
 
 §§ 44-46.) 
 increase or reduction of directors. (Stock Corp. Law, 
 
 § 21.) • 
 
 increase or reduction of shares. (Stock Corp. Law, § 56.) 
 incorporation by purchasers of stock corporations. (Stock 
 
 Corp. Law, § 3.) 
 gas or electric-light corporations. (Trans. Corp. Law, 
 
 art. 6, § 60.) 
 hospital corporations. (Mem. Corp. Law, § 80.) 
 joint-stock associations. (Joint-stock Law, § 4.) 
 judgment-rolls in actions to dissolve corporations. (Gen. 
 
 Corp. Law, § 86.) 
 membership corporations. (Mem. Corp. Law, § 31.) 
 medical societies. (Laws 1894, chap. 430, § 1.) 
 navigation corporations. (Trans. Corp. Law, art. 2, 
 
 §10.) 
 orders changing corporate names. (Code Civ. Pro., §§ 
 
 2411, 2414.) 
 payment of capital stock. (Bus. Corp. Law, § 5.) 
 pipe-line companies. (Trans. Corp. Law, art. 5, § 40.) 
 prevention of cruelty corporations. (Mem. Corp. Law, 
 
 § 70.) 
 railroad corporations, steam. (Railroad Corp. Law, art. 
 
 1, § 20.) 
 railroad corporations, street surface. (Eailroad Corp. 
 
 Law, § 2.) 
 
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10 Office of Secebtaey of State. 
 
 Corporation certificates — Continued. 
 
 religious corporations, certain. (Relig. Corp. Law, § 3.) 
 soldiers' monument associations. (Mem. Corp. Law, 
 
 § 120.) : 
 
 stage-coach corporations. (Trans. Corp. Law, art. 3, 
 
 §20.) 
 telegraph and telephone companies. (Trans. Corp. Law, 
 
 art. 8, § 100.) 
 town and county 'co-operative insurance corporations. 
 
 (Ins. Law, §§ 262, 263, 278, 279.) 
 tramway corporations. (Trans. Corp. Law, art. 4, § 30.) 
 turnpike and plankroad companies. (Trans. Corp. Law, 
 
 art. 9, §§ 120, 151.) 
 veteran soldiers and sailors' associations. (Mem. Corp. 
 
 Law, § 100.) 
 water-works companies. (Trans. Corp. Law, art. 7, § 80.) 
 Designations of justices of appellate division. (Code Civ. 
 
 Pro., § 223.) 
 Election expenses of candidates, statement of. (Penal Code, 
 §414.) I, ■ ,!■ ■ ,'. 
 
 Election notices and certificates. (Election Law.) 
 Escheated lands, petitions, etc., for. (Pub. Lands Law, 
 
 §§ 60, 64.) i 
 
 Eorest preserve, certificates of lands appropriated for. Laws 
 
 1897, chap. 220, § 4.) 
 Judges' certificates of age. (Code Civ. Pro., § 54.) 
 Lands mortgaged to State, affidavits of sale of. (1 E.. S., § 20.) 
 Laws and concurrent resolutions. (Leg. Law, § 42, etc.) 
 Letters-patent. (Pub. Lands Law, § 4; Peal Prop. Law, 
 
 § 245.) 
 Letters-patent, judgment-rolls in actions to vacate. (Code 
 
 Civ. Pro., §§ 1959, 1960.) 
 Partition deeds where State a party. (Fisheries, etc., Law, 
 § 273.) 
 
Papees to be Filed and Recorded. 11 
 
 Peddlers' licenses, applications for. (Dom. Commerce Law, 
 
 §60.) 
 Maps of State lands. (Pub. Lands Law, § 32.) 
 Mines, notices of discovery of. (Pub. Lands Law, § 83.) 
 ISTames changed by courts. (Code Civ. Pro., § 241Y.) 
 Naturalization returns. (Laws 1895, cbap. 92Y, § 6.) 
 Oaths of State officers. (Pub. Officers Law, § 10.) 
 Pardons and restorations by Governor. 
 Proclamations of Governor. 
 Eeports of examinations by State Board of Health. (Public 
 
 Health Law, § 6.) 
 Resignations of office. (Pub. Office Law, § 21.) 
 Rules and admission of attorneys. (Code Civ. Pro., § 57.) 
 Rules of Fisheries and Game Commission as to nets. (Fish, 
 
 etc.. Law, § 151.) 
 Seals of county officers, description of. (County Law, § 235.) 
 Standard fire insurance policy. (Ins. Law, § 121.) 
 State Treasurer's bond. (Ex. Law, § 41.) 
 State Treasurer's examination of accounts. (Ex. Law, § 41.) 
 Supreme Court reporter, appointment, etc. (Code Civ. Pro., 
 
 § 217.) 
 Supreme Court terms. (Code Civ. Pro., § 226.) 
 "Water grant applications. (Public Land Law.) 
 Wills and letters, copies of foreign. (Code Civ. Pro., § 2503.) 
 Trade-marks. (Dom. Corp. Law, §§ 28, 28a.) 
 Trades unions' labels. (Labor Law, § 15.) 
 Town boundaries disputes. (County Law, § 36.) 
 Towns, divisions and alterations. (County Law, § 34.) 
 Villages, certificates of incorporation. (Village Law, § 302.) 
 change of names of. (Village Law, § 302.) 
 dissolutions of. (Village Law, § 327.) 
 extension of boundaries. (Village Law, § 326.) 
 population certificates. (Village Law, § 310.) 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 Records in the Office of the Secretary of 
 State, January i, 1898. 
 
 For the purposes of ready reference the books and papers 
 containing these records are divided into the following titles 
 or heads, viz. : 
 
 I. Constitutions. 
 n. Census. 
 
 III. Laws, Colonial and State. 
 
 IV. Journals and Documents of Legislature. 
 V. Letters Patent of lands. 
 
 VI. Deeds, iacludiug Mortgages and Eeleases to State. 
 VII. Maps and Field IsTotes. 
 Vm. Land Papers, Colonial and State. 
 IX. Proceedings of Land Office and Miscellaneous Land 
 
 Papers. 
 X. Corporation Records. 
 XL Appointments and Commissions. 
 XII. Pardons, Restorations, Commutations and Respites. 
 Xm. Election Papers' and Records. 
 
 XIV. Miscellaneous Papers, including Oaths of Office, Offi- 
 cial Seals, etc. 
 
14 Office of Seceetaby of State. 
 
 I. CONSTITUTIONS. 
 
 1. Constitution of the United States, done at Philadelphia, 
 
 September 17, 1787. Ratification thereof by the con- 
 vention of this State at Poughkeepsie, July 26, 1788. 
 [This is an engrossed copy of the constitution. The 
 ratification is an original.] 
 
 2. State Constitutions of 1821 and 1846, as adopted by the 
 
 people. [Original copies.] 
 
 3. State Constitution of 1867-1868, rejected by the people, 
 
 except the Sixth Article, relating to the Judiciary. 
 [Original copy.] 
 
 4. State Constitution of 1894 (original copy), adopted No- 
 
 vember 6, 1894. 
 
 5. Convention Journals of 1846, three volumes. 
 Convention Journals of 1867-1868, one volume. 
 
 6. Documents of Convention of 1846, one volume. 
 Documents of Convention of 1867-1868, four volumes. 
 Documents of Convention of 1894. 
 
 6. Debates of Convention of 1846, two volumes. 
 Debates of Convention of 1867-1868, four volumes. 
 
 7. Debates of Convention of 1894. 
 
 II. CENSUS. 
 
 1. Original Returns of 1825, 1835 and 1845 (names not 
 
 given). 
 
 2. Indian Census of 1845 (names not given). 
 
 3. Census of 1855, two volumes, printed. 
 
 4. Census of 1875, two volumes, printed. 
 
 Since 1845 it has been the custom to deposit the original 
 returns in the state library, upon the completion of the com- 
 pilation of the same by the secretary of state. There are now 
 remaining in the state library, the original returns for the 
 years 1855, 1865, 1875 and 1892, also the following returns, 
 viz., 1807, 1811 and 1821 (names not given), together with 
 a few returns of earlier date. 
 
Laws, Colonial and State. 15 
 
 III. LAWS, COLONIAL AND STATE. 
 Oeiginal Colonial Laws. 
 (19 Books.) 
 Book No. 1. Laws 1664, 1674, 1683, 1684, 1689, 1690. 
 
 2. Laws 1683, 1684, 1685, 1690, 1699, 1700, 
 
 1701, 1702. 
 
 3. Laws 1703, 1704, 1705, 1706, 1708, 1709, 
 
 1710. 
 
 4. Laws 1711, 1713, 1714, 1715, 1716. 
 
 5. Laws 1717, 1718, 1719, 1720. 
 
 6. Laws 1721, 1722, 1723, 1724. 
 
 7. Laws 1725, 1726, 1727, 1728. 
 
 8. Laws 1729, 1730, 1731, 1732. 
 
 9. Laws 1733, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737. 
 
 10. Laws 1739, 1740, 1741, 1742. 
 
 11. Laws 1743, 1744, 1745. 
 
 12. Laws 1746, 1747, 1748, 1750. 
 
 13. Laws 1751, 1752, 1753. 
 
 14. Laws 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757. 
 
 15. Laws 1758, 1759, 1760, 1761. 
 
 16. Laws 1762, 1763, 1764, 1765, 1766, 1767. 
 
 17. Laws 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771. 
 
 18. Laws 1772, 1773. 
 
 19. Laws 1774, 1775. 
 
 Prior to 1683, before the calling or meeting of any Legis- 
 lature in the Colony, the edicts or ordinances of the Governor 
 or of the Governor and Council were registered in the books 
 containing the acts of the government generally. Many are 
 contained in the Book of Assize from 1665 to 1672, formerly 
 kept in this oifice, but now in the custody of the Kegents of 
 the University, also in other books in the State Library ante- 
 cedent to 1683. 
 
16 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 It will be noticed tliat from 1683 to 177 5, there are a few 
 breaks in the regular series of Colonial laws in this office. 
 During the years 1686, 1687, 1688 and 1689, it is not clearly 
 ascertained that any Legislature was convened. In 1691, 
 eighteen acts were passed, as shown by the Journals of that 
 year. In 1696, five acts were passed, as also shown by the 
 Journals of that year. In 1697 and 1698 no acts were passed. 
 In 1707 the Assembly did not meet. The session of 1738 was 
 very boisterous, and the Assembly was dissolved without 
 passing any acts. The session of 1749 was also very boisterous, 
 and no acts were passed. In 1697 the Assembly did not con- 
 vene. 
 
 Oeiginal State Laws. 
 Series continued from !N"o. 20 to 159, inclusive. 
 Book No. 20. First, second and third sessions, 1778, 1779, 
 1780. 
 
 21. Fourth, fifth and sixth sessions, 1781, 1782, 
 
 1783. 
 
 22. Seventh and eighth sessions, 1784, 1785. 
 
 23. Mnth session, 1786. 
 
 24. Tenth session, 1787. 
 
 25. Eleventh session, 1788. 
 
 26. Twelfth and thirteenth sessions, 1789, 1790. 
 
 27. Fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth sessions, 
 
 1791, 1792, 1793. 
 
 28. Seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth ses- 
 
 sions, 1794, 1795, 1796. 
 
 29. Twentieth and twenty-first sessions, 1797, 
 
 1798. 
 
 30. Twenty-second and twenty-third sessions, 
 
 1798, 1799, 1800. 
 
 31. Twenty-fourth session (including revised 
 
 laws), 1801. 
 Besides the above, there are 159 books from 1802 to 1896, 
 inclusive. 
 
Laws, Colonial and State. 11 
 
 Prior to 1802 tlie laws of the State were engrossed in books 
 and the originals filed in this ofiice. Tlie Legislature, in 1802, 
 directed that the original laws thereafter should be bound 
 without being engrossed in books as theretofore. There now 
 remain in this office nineteen books of manuscript records of 
 State laws, from 17Y7 to 1802, inclusiye. 
 
 Pbinted Editions or Colonial and State Laws. 
 
 Bradford's Edition, 1691 to 1705, la one volume. 
 
 Bradford's Edition, 1691 to 1709, one volume in folio, 
 printed in 1710. (This volume contains Journals of Assembly 
 and ordinances for establishing courts.) 
 
 Bradford's Edition, 1691 to 1725, one volume in folio. 
 (Laws from 1726 to 1739, are also bound in this book; also 
 charter of the city of Albany.) 
 
 Livingston & Smith's Edition, two folio volumes in one, 
 from 1691 to 1762, inclusive. 
 
 Parker's, "Weyman and Gaines' Session Laws, in one vol- 
 ume, from 1751 to 1763, inclusive. 
 
 Van Schaack's Edition, 1691 to 1773, inclusive, two folio 
 volumes bound in one. 
 
 Jones and Vaiick's Edition, 1777 to 1789, inclusive, two 
 folio voliunes bound in one. 
 
 Holt and Loudon's Edition, 1777 to 1789, one folio volume, 
 including ordinances of the convention of 1777. 
 
 ChUds and Swaine's Edition, 1790 to 1796, one folio 
 volume. 
 
 Greenleaf's Edition, 1777 to 1797, in three volumes, octavo. 
 
 Session Laws, 1793 to 1801, inclusive, four volumes, octavo. 
 
 Revised Laws of 1801, in, two volumes, octavo, Kent and 
 RadcHff's edition. 
 
 Webster's and Skinner's Edition, 1802 to 1812, inclusive, 
 six volumes, octavo. 
 
 3 
 
18 OypioE OF Seceetaet of State. 
 
 Eevised Laws of 1813, in two volumes, octavo, Van Ness 
 and "Woodworth's edition. 
 
 There is also a contiauous series of printed laws from 1813 
 to 1897, inclusive* 
 
 Council of Revision Kecobds. 
 (5 Books.) 
 Eook ISTo. 1. From 1778 to 1785. 
 
 2. From 1786 to 1797. 
 
 3. From 1798 to 1806. 
 
 4. From 1806 to 1814. 
 
 5. From 1815 to 1819. 
 
 The Council of Kevision was formed under the first State 
 Constitution to " prevent laws inconsistent with, the spirit of 
 this Constitution or with the public good," from being 
 " hastily or unadvisedly passed," and was given a qualified 
 veto instead of the absolute veto formerly held by the English 
 Colonial government, the Governor and Council. 
 
 Vetoed Bills. 
 
 Governor Hoffman 3 
 
 Governor Tilden 38 
 
 Governor Robinson 101 
 
 Governor Cornell 16 
 
 Governor Cleveland 4 
 
 Governor Hill 11 
 
 The above list of vetoed bills comprises all vetoed bills re- 
 maining in this office. 
 
 There is no provision of law respecting the disposition of 
 bills which fail to become laws. 
 
 Since 1868 it has been the custom of the different Gov- 
 ernors, to publish a book entitled " Public Papers," in which 
 is set forth the bills vetoed and the reasons, if any, given 
 therefor. 
 
JOUKNALS AND DOCUMENTS. 19 
 
 IV. JOURINTALS A'NB DOCUMENTS OF THE LEGIS- 
 LATURE. 
 
 JOUENALS. 
 
 Colonial Assembly Journal, 1691 to 1765, two volumes. 
 
 Journals of Proyincial Congress, 1775 to 1777, inclusive, 
 two volumes. 
 
 Senate and Assembly Journals, State, 1777 to 1826, in- 
 clusive, thirty-eight volumes. 
 
 Senate Journals, State, 1826 to 1897, inclusive. 
 
 Assembly Joiimals, State, 1826 to 1897, iaclusive. 
 
 There are no legislative Joiimals of 1686, 1687, 1688 or 
 1689, nor is it clearly ascertained that any Legislature was con- 
 vened duriag those years. 
 
 Prior to 1826, the Journals of both houses of the Legis- 
 lature were bound together ia one volume. They also con- 
 taia certain documents presented to the Legislature. 
 
 Since 1826 the Journals of both houses have been printed 
 separately. 
 
 Documents. 
 
 Assembly Documents, 1830 to 1897. Printed volumes. 
 Senate Documents, 1831 to 1897, printed volumes. 
 Prior to 1826, Senate and Assembly documents can be 
 found in the Senate and Assemblv Journals. 
 
20 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 V. LETTEKS-PATENT OF LANDS. 
 
 Volume 1 1664 to 1667 
 
 2 1667 to 1671 
 
 3 1668 to 1672 
 
 4 1666 to 1679 
 
 5 1680 to 1686 
 
 6 1686 to 1696 
 
 7 1696 to 1712 
 
 8 1711 to 1721 
 
 9 1722 to 1726 
 
 10 1726 to 1730 
 
 11 1731 to 1739 
 
 12 1739 to 1753 
 
 13 1753 to 1763 
 
 14. 1764 to 1770 
 
 15 1770 to 1771 
 
 16 1771 to 1775 
 
 17 1775 to 1786 
 
 18 1786 to 1802 
 
 19 1786 to 1787 
 
 20 1787 to 1788 
 
 21 1786 to 178& 
 
 22 1786 to 1791 
 
 23 1791 to 1797 
 
 24 1802 to 1809 
 
 25 1809 to 1819 
 
 26 1813 to 1831 
 
 27 1816 to 1822 
 
 28 1822 to 1826 
 
 29 1824 to 1828 
 
 30 1828 to 1832 
 
 31 1832 to 1854 
 
Lettees Patent oe Land. 21 
 
 Volume 32 ,. 1833 to 1836 
 
 33 1836 to 1843 
 
 34 1844 to 1847 
 
 35 1844 to 1847 
 
 36 1847 to 1851 
 
 37 1851 to 1855 
 
 38 1855 to 1863 
 
 39 1855 to 1874 
 
 40 1859 to 
 
 41 1863 to 1872 
 
 42. Water grants 1870 
 
 45. Quitclaims 1878 
 
 46 Water grants. 
 
 47 Water grants. 
 
 48 Water grants. 
 
 49 Water grants. 
 
 50 Water grants. 
 
 51 Water grants. 
 
 In the earlier Tolumes of letters-patent are alsa recorded 
 a number of charters of corporations. 
 
 Volume 1 contains, besides patents, the grant of Charles 
 II. to the Duke of York; the Duke's commission to Colonel 
 NicoUs, and a few coin -missions, civil and military, issued by 
 Governor ISTicoUs. 
 
 Absteacts oe Patents. 
 
 Thirteen volumes, from 1677 to 1847, inclusive, including 
 volumes of patents 1 to 35. 
 
 Ajbsteaots of Patents in Military Teact. 
 
 Volume 1 1764 to 1775 
 
 2 1790 to 1797 
 
22 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Original ' Lettees-Patent (Engrossed into Books of 
 Patents). 
 
 Volume 1 1664 to 1667 
 
 2 ■ 1667 to 1671 
 
 3 1668 to 1672 
 
 4 1676 to 1679 
 
 5A 1680 to 1685 
 
 5B 1684 to 1686 
 
 6 1686 to 1696 
 
 7 1696 to 1712 
 
 11 1731 to 1739 
 
 12 1739 to 1753 
 
 17 1775 to 1786 
 
 2. Military patents 1766 to 1774 
 
 The above books are original books, wtiicli were engrossed 
 witb books of letters-patent, under act of Pebmary 23, 
 
 1786. 
 
 Dutch Patents. (Translations.) 
 
 One volume 1642 to 1649 
 
 One volume 1654 to 1661 
 
 One volume 1652 to 1674 
 
 Index to Dutcb patents 1630 to 1661 
 
 Military Patents. 
 (Lands Granted for Military Ser\dces.) 
 
 Volume 1 1764 to 1766 
 
 2 1766 to 1774 
 
 3 1774 to 1775 
 
 4 1790 
 
 5 1790 
 
 6 1790 
 
 7 1790 
 
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 VI. DEEDS, INCLUDESTG MOETGAGES AND RE- 
 LEASES TO STATE. 
 
 Books of Deeds. 
 
 Book ISTo. 1 from 1641 to 1677 
 
 2 from 1659 to 1667 
 
 3 from 1664 to 1672 
 
 4 from 1670 to 1677 
 
 5 from 1677 to 1681 
 
 6 from 1677 to 1683 
 
 7 from 1683 to 1685 
 
 8 from 1686 to 1703 
 
 9 from 1684 to 1703 
 
 10 from 1703 to 1712 
 
 11 from 1713 to 1723 
 
 12 from 1723 to 1735 
 
 13 from 1736 to 1739 
 
 14 from 1739 to 1750 
 
 15 from 1750 to 1756 
 
 16 from 1756 to 1765 
 
 17 from 1765 to 1768 
 
 18 from 1768 to 1771 
 
 19 from 1771 to 1774 
 
 20 from 1774 to 1790 
 
 21 from 1780 to 1785 
 
 22 from 1781 to 1790 
 
 23 from 1790 to 1791 
 
 24 from 1791 to 1793 
 
 25 from 1793 to 1794 
 
 ■ 26 '. from 1794 to 1795 
 
 27 from 1794 to 1795 
 
 28 from 1795 to 1796 
 
 29 from 1795 to 1797 
 
30 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Book ISTo. 30 from 1796 to 1798 
 
 31 from 1797 to 1800 
 
 32 from 1799 to 1800 
 
 33 from 1800 to 1803 
 
 34 from 1800 to 1802 
 
 35 from 1802 to 1803 
 
 36 from 1803 to 1807 
 
 37 from 1808 to 1810 
 
 38 from 1810 to 1814 
 
 39 from 1814 to 1818 
 
 40 from 1815 to 1826 
 
 41 from 1818 to 1830 
 
 42 from 1827 to 1846 
 
 43 from 1846 to ■ 
 
 These books also contain many miscellaneous records, in- 
 cluding commissions, Indian purchases, wills and other 
 interesting matter of the period of which they treat. 
 
 Until the year 1670, no books were exclusively appropriated 
 to the recording of these records. 
 
 At a very early period of the Colonial government, it was 
 customary to record deeds and private conveyances, etc., in 
 books which contained the acts and proceedings of courts of 
 justice. 
 
 State Mortgages. 
 
 Book ISTo. 1 from 1807 to 1813 
 
 2 from 1813 to 1819 
 
 3 from 1815 to 
 
 Appendix commenced in 1814. 
 
 Releases to State, Obigiitals. 
 
 Eight volumes from 1787 to 1887 
 
 Besides the above, there are three volumes of Records of 
 Original Releases. 
 
Deeds, Including Moetgages and Releases. 31 
 
 Indian Deeds and Treaties. 
 
 Indian Deeds and Treaties, volume 1* 1692 to 1714 
 
 Indian Deeds and Treaties, volume 2 1712 to 1810 
 
 Indian Deeds and Treaties, volume 3 1811 to 1813 
 
 Original Treaties and other Papera, volume 1, 1842 to 1845 
 Original Treaties and other Papers, volume 2, 1807 to 1830 
 Indian Treaties, printed volume, by Hough. 
 
 The foUowuig is a list of Indian deeds recorded in books 
 of letters-patent: 
 
 To Frederick Phillips, April 23, 1681, Book of Patents 
 No. 5, page 52. 
 
 To Frederick Phillips, April 12, 1682, Pook of Patents 
 ISTo. 5, page 56. 
 
 To Frederick Phillips, September 6, 1682, Book of Patents 
 No. 5, page 64. 
 
 To ;John West, March 28, 1683, Book of Patents ISTo'. 5, 
 page 68. 
 
 To Stephen Van Cortlandt, July 13, 1683, Book of Patents 
 No. 5, page 71. 
 
 To Francis Pumbout and Gulian Ver Planck, August 8, 
 1683, Book of Patents No. 5, page 74. 
 
 To Frederick Phillips, May 27, 1684, Book of Patents No. 
 5, page 82. 
 
 To Governor Dongan, September 10, 1864, Book of Patents 
 No. 5, page 86. 
 
 To Jacobus Dekey, April 21, 1685, Book of Patents No. 5, 
 page 89. 
 
 To Teunia Dekey, April 21, 1685, Book of Patents No. 5, 
 page 89. 
 
 Besides the above list, there are four or five deeds recorded 
 in Book of General Entries, 1641-1677, now remaining in 
 the State Library. 
 
 * This volume, together irith other original Indian deeds and papers are now 
 remaining In the State Library. 
 
32 Office of Seoeetaky of State. 
 
 VII. MAPS AND FIELD NOTES.* 
 
 A. 
 
 Abeel, James, lands of, in New York F.-B. 28, p. 474 
 
 Adams, John, 201 acres in Madison connty P. 270 
 
 Adgate's 3,600 a. tract, lands adjoining on the south 
 
 in Chesterfield F.-B. 26, p. 552, P. 182 
 
 Alabama, town of P. 398 
 
 Albany and Ulster counties, division line between. . P. 123 
 
 Albany city, Brinkerhoff's upper dock, 1803 P. 178 
 
 Gill, John, and others, lota of, on Beaver street, P. 164 
 
 Hewson, heirs of, lots of, August 2, 1813 P. 188 
 
 Le Ooutelux, Louis, lots of, July 3, 1813 P. 216 
 
 Lewis, Stewart, lands of P. 103 
 
 Lewis, Stewart, lands of, 1806, D.-B. 35, p. 372; P. 185 
 
 Little basin, May, 1843 P. 335 
 
 Map of. Van Alen, 1818 K. 2 
 
 Bradt, 1843 E. 3 
 
 Mounsey, Gourlay & Gill, lots of D.-B. 38, p. 127 
 
 Eoad from to Orange turnpike, 1893. . . . F.-B. 9, p. 3 
 St. Peter's church, lots of, opposite capitol. ... P. 218 
 
 Schuyler, Philip, jlands of, Clute's map P. 124 
 
 Schuyler, Philip, lands of, Randal's map P. 130' 
 
 State lots in, November 10, 1831 E. 299 
 
 Van Ingen, James, and others, loits. . D.-B. 37, p. 404 
 
 Albany county, map of, 1842 E. 4 
 
 Alexander, James and Mary, lands of D.-B. 17, p. 128 
 
 Andes and Colchester, boundary line between. See 
 
 Determinations as to boundary line. 
 Arkansas, map of Eio del Norte and Arkansas rivers, E. 150 
 
 Arsenal, lot in Albany, November 10, 1831 P. 299 
 
 May, 1843 P. 335 
 
 New York city, plan of P. 350 
 
 November 4, 1847 P. 362 
 
 December 28, 1846 P. 363 
 
 Artillery patent, granted to J. Walters and 
 
 othei^ D.-B. 19, p. 482 
 
 Arthurborough. See Liber of Patents, vol. 20, p. 54. 
 
 ♦Abbreviations usnd. -P.. Portfolio map. R.. Roller man. F.-B., Field Book. 
 M. F.-B., Map in Field Book. D.-B., Deed Book. 
 
Maps and Field Xo'iES. 33 
 
 Astoria, map of lands under water granted to 
 
 Vanderveer E. 33 
 
 Property of Alex. McAloney K. .410 
 
 Au-Long-Sault Isle, St. Lawrence river. . . F.-B. 51, p. 147 
 
 P. 280 
 
 Aurelins township, original map of P. 8 
 
 Lot jSTo. 3, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 171 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 176 
 Lot No. 24, escheated, F.-B. 41, p. 1; M. F.-B. 41, p. 10 
 Lot IS^o. 32, escheated, F.-B. 41, p. 13; M. F.-B. 41, p. 27 
 
 Lot No. 40, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 177 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 183 
 
 Lot ISTo. 64, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 187 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 195 
 
 Lot No. 66, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 197 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 203 
 
 Lot No. 73, Larzelere's survey F.-B. 8, p. 229 
 
 M. F.-B. 8, p. 228 
 
 B. 
 
 Babylon and Islip, map of boimdary line between ... E. 433 
 Banyar, Goldsbrow, and others, lands between 
 Cookquaya brook, Delaware and Susquehanna 
 
 rivers F.-B. 32, p. 253; M. F.-B. 32, p. 303 
 
 Banyar's patent, see heirs of George Clinton (maps 
 
 in lots annexed) F.-B. 39, p. 157 
 
 Barber's point. Lake Champlain, survey of E. 435 
 
 Barnhart's island, in St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Batavia, map of blind institution premises E. 256 
 
 Bay dii, Eoches, Fonda, lot at P. 215 
 
 Bayard's farm, New York D.-B. 27, p. 363 
 
 Bayard's patent, above Saratoga, granted to Stephen 
 
 Bayard, in 1743 D.-B. 17, p. 273 
 
 or Oneida piirchase, partition in 1787, 50,000 
 
 acres, Freemason's patent. . . F.-B. 20, p. 4; P. 70 
 
 Beaver island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 320 
 
 Bedlington to\TOship D.-B. 37, p. 202 
 
 Southerly part of great lot TTo. 1, Delaware 
 
 county, escheated F.-B. 51, p. 37; P. 300 
 
 Bedloe's island, ISTew York harbor E. 215 
 
34 Office of Secketaey of State. 
 
 Beekman's patent, Dutchess county, partition of lot 
 
 No. 9, and farm at Ehinebeck. . t. 162; F.-B. 29, p. 59 
 Bell & Varick's patent. Gore adjoining in Madison 
 
 county F.-B. 42, p. 128 
 
 Benson township, March 2Y, 1794 B. 158 
 
 Appraisement of lots in F.-B. 48, p. 409 
 
 Bergen's purchase, October T., 1Y85 P. 07 
 
 Berne and Knox, town line between R. 246 
 
 Bevier, Philip D., lands in Eochester, Ulster county 
 
 (two boolcs) F.-B. 32, p. 351; P. 49 
 
 Bingham's patent, tracts of land in P. 212 
 
 Bird island, Niagara river' P. 342 
 
 Birdsall, Benjamin, etc., township jSTo. 3, Old Mili- 
 tary tract F.-B. 22, p. 183; M. F.-B. 22, p. 214 
 
 Black Eock, stone quarry lots, 1847 P. 352 
 
 South, village of, December 27, 1827 P. 288 
 
 South, village of, February 6, 1828 P. 387 
 
 Village,. June 22, 1835 P. 316 
 
 Village, December 21, 1810 P. 112 
 
 1807 P. 181 
 
 Lands at, ceded to United States P. 385 
 
 Part of, copy of No. 316 P. 389 
 
 Black Eock harbor, 1826 P. 285 
 
 Bleeker, John, lands in Watervliet, surveyed for. . . P. 166 
 Bliss, Neziah, and others, docks in Kings county. ... P. 354 
 
 Bluff island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Blundell, Christopher, 2,000 acres in Washington 
 
 county, granted in 1765, divided in 1797, F.-B. 24, p. 130 
 
 M. F.-B. 24, p. 142 
 
 Boston Comer, survey of, 1853 E. 376 
 
 Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and W. E. E., plan of pro- 
 posed location at Little Falls, showing state lands 
 
 affected P. 453 
 
 Boston Ten Townships, 1787 P. 140 
 
 Bounds of, July 10, 1790 P. 223 
 
 North Tier, 1813, F.-B. 15, p. 339; M. F.-B. 15, p. 367 
 
 Remnants of lots north of F.-B. 15, p. 223 
 
 M. F.-B. 15, p. 239 
 Boston pre-emption. Town 2, second range divided in 
 
 1796 F.-B. 2, p. 91; M. F.-B. 2, p. 144; P. 47 
 
Maps and Field ISTotes. 35 
 
 Boundary line, between New York and Connecticut, K. 3i5 
 
 New York and Connecticut K. '6t> 
 
 New York and New Jersey K 410, 411, 412 
 
 New York and Pennsylvania P. 167, 202 
 
 New York and Vermont P. 227 
 
 North Eastern, settled in 1843 P. 368 
 
 United States and Canada K. 30 
 
 Bradstreet, General, heirs of (three books), F.-B. 29, p. 251 
 
 M. F.-B. 29, pp. 331, 422 
 Brandon and Harriettstown, change of town lines. . R. 275 
 Brant Lake tract, Warren county, surveyed in 1803, 
 
 by G. Webster (three books F.-B. 20, p. 235; P. 65 
 
 Brighton Bridge Company, lands mortgaged by H. 
 
 Norton, etc .' F.-B. 50, p. 321; P. 296 
 
 Brinckerhoff's upper dock, Albany, 1803 P. 178 
 
 Brookhaven and Riverhead, map of line between. . . K. 289 
 Brookhaven, Suilolk county. Crane Neck farm. . . . E. 400 
 
 Suffolk county, Ctane Neck farm K. 414 
 
 Brooklyn, Beard, Vibbard & Martin, eighth ward, 
 
 land belonging to E. 71 
 
 Bedell, Henry, land belonging to E. 103 
 
 Bedell, Henry, land belonging to R. 104 
 
 Bloomfield & Bird, lands under water adjacent 
 
 to land of E. 47 
 
 Canavello, 0. A., land belonging to . . E. 90 
 
 Chapman, Seth, and others, land under water of, R. 105 
 Chapman, Van Wyck & White, land belonging, R. 100 
 
 City, map of R. 25 
 
 Cooper, Wm., land belonging to R. 94 
 
 Darling, Mary, land under water of R. 106 
 
 East river, currents between Navy Yard and Red 
 
 Hook . . B. 161, 162 
 
 East river, shore from Fulton to Eleventh street, E. 236 
 East river, shore from Partition to Fulton streets, R. 235 
 
 G-owanus bay, bulkhead and pier lines at R. 260 
 
 Gowanus bay and Buttermilk channels R. 160 
 
 Green Point, land under water to Nostrand 
 
 avenue R. 63 
 
 Moon, John, property of R. 254 
 
 Perrin & Brown, lands under water of R. 431 
 
36 
 
 Office of Seceetaby of State. 
 
 Brooklyn — Continued: 
 
 Sands, Joshua and Henry, lands of, in, 1799. . . P. 86 
 Twelfth ward, plan, for improvement of the 
 
 water front and adjacent lands in R. 169 
 
 United States naval property at P. 357 
 
 Wintjen, Dick & Harms, property of, in 
 
 Thirteenth ward, ia K. 51 
 
 Broome (late Bristol), Schoharie county, surveyed 
 
 by Cockbum in 1805 F.-B. 20, p. 1 ; P. 34 
 
 . Supplement to Cockbum's survey in 1805, F.-B. 20, p. 77 
 Broome county, Delaware tract in Wiadsor, F.-B. 42, p. 174 
 
 M. F.-B. 42, p. 196 
 
 Three tracts in Windsor F.-B. 42, p. 3; P. 247 
 
 Town of Sandford, 300 a on Pennsylvania line, 
 
 surveyed in 1831, F.-B. 49, p. 28; JVC. F.-B. 49, p. 26 
 Broome, town of, lot 12, south of Dice's manor in 
 
 Greene and Schoharie counties F.-B. 42, p. 
 
 M. F.-B. 42, p. 
 Bro'thertown lands (three books), 1795 F.-B. 27, p. 97; P, 
 Brush, Crean, 10,000 acres near Hoosick. . . . D.-B. 17, p 
 Brutus township, original map of P. 
 
 Lot ISTo. 7, subdivision of 
 Lot No. 11, subdivision of 
 Lot ISTo. 31, subdivision of 
 
 Lot ISTo. 35 
 
 Lot ISTo. 41, subdivision of 
 
 Lot 'So. 58, subdivision of 
 Lot ISTo. 81, escheated. . . . 
 
 F.-B. 11, 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, 
 F.-B. 11, 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, 
 F.-B. 11, 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, 
 , . . . M. F.-B. 11, 
 F.-B. 11, 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, 
 
 F.-B. 8, 
 
 M. F.-B. 8, 
 F.-B. 45, 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, 
 F.-B. 42, p. 325; 
 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P- 
 P. 
 
 Buckhorn island, survey of . . 
 
 Buck's island, St. Lawrence river, 1823 P. 
 
 Bucktooth, town of, November 29, 1854 P. 
 
 Buffalo city, engraved map, 1836 P. 
 
 Bullwagp:y bay and Putnam creek, tracts surveyed in 
 
 1818, by Geo. Webster F.-B. 30, p. 161; P. 
 
 108 
 125 
 , 62 
 , 17 
 4 
 231 
 
 46 
 239 
 
 48 
 235 
 
 44 
 
 85 
 227 
 . 42 
 277 
 276 
 275 
 282 
 342 
 267 
 383 
 370 
 
 199 
 
M.UPS AND Field Xotes. 37 
 
 BurlingtoB and Edmeston, vol. 2, towns erected, etc. 
 
 Eums' patent, January', 1799 '. P. 109- 
 
 Bushwick, land in, of Schermerhom, Banker ito Co. . . P. 355 
 
 Inlet, permanent water line of P. 384 
 
 Shores of P. 427 
 
 Line between, and the toA\Ti of XewtOAvn, F.-B. 32, p. 341 
 
 Jfortherly part of the town R. 18 
 
 K'ortherly and middle part of town R. 19 
 
 Southerly part, and plan of grading. 
 
 Southerly part, map of K. 8 
 
 Southerly part, map of E.. 9 
 
 Butler, Benjamin's lands in Chenango county, sur- 
 veyed ia' 1826, by P. Gifford F.-B. 49, p. 99; P. 290 
 
 Butler, "Wdliam, land in Delaware county, mortgaged 
 
 by F.-B. 51, p. 255 
 
 Land in Delaware county, mortgaged by, F.-B. 49, p. 31 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 32 
 
 Lands of, in Shawangunk P. 208 
 
 Lands of, in Susquehanna river P. 120 
 
 Butler's range, Preston, state lots in P. 290 
 
 Buttermilk channel and Gowanus bay, map of K. 160 
 
 Byrnes' patent, Middlebuxgh, Schoharie county, di- 
 vided in 1799 (two books) F.-B. 21, p. 329 ; P. 109 
 
 C. 
 
 Calf island. Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 Oambray township P. 36 
 
 Camillus township, original map P. 5 
 
 Lot Xo. 3, subdivision of F.-B. 50, p. 265 
 
 :\L F.-B. 50, p. 271 
 
 Lot 'Ko. 11, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 215 
 
 ]\I. F.-B. 11, p. 50 
 
 Lot No. 32, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 211 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 52 
 
 Lot ISTo. 85, subdivision of : . F.-B. 11, p. 218 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 54 
 Lot Xo. 97, escheated, F.-B. 41, p. 31; M. F.-B. 41, p. 53 
 
 Lot 'Ko. 98, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 222 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 56 
 Canada line, forty-five degrees north, 1763-1774. ... P. 175 
 
38 Office of Seceetaky of State. 
 
 Canadian and Kova Scotia refugees (two books), F.-B. 32, p. 29 
 
 May 1, 1788 P. 55 
 
 Canajoharie, land at, granted to A. Van Horn, etc., 
 
 in 1731, divided in 1764 F.-B. 3, p. 153; P. 189 
 
 Oanastota tract, Madison county, surveyed in 
 
 1807 F.-B. 17, p. 101; P. 105 
 
 Three hundred and sixty acres, south of Myndert 
 
 Wemples F.-B. 17, p. 198; P. 105 
 
 Oarleton island, St. Lawrence river, 1823 .... P. 340, 341 
 
 Eastern part of, surveyed ia 1823 . . . F.-B. 48, p. 373 
 
 ) I P. 267 
 
 Cato township, original map P. 3 
 
 Lot Wo. 5, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 143 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 147 
 Lot No. 8, 100 acres, southeast comer, ap- 
 praisement of F.-B. 8, p. 213 
 
 Lot No. 19, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 149 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 153 
 
 Lot No. 37, subdivision of '. . F.-B. 7, p. 155 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 161 
 Lot No. 64, " unpatented," surveyed in 1826, 
 
 by John McFadden F.-B. 50, p. 275 
 
 M. F.-B. 50, p. 281 
 Lot No. 64, " unpatented," surveyed in 1818, by 
 
 John McFadden, F.-B. 13, p. 633; M. F.-B. 13, p. 643 
 Lot No. 98, escheated, F.-B. 41, p. 56; M. F.-B. 41, p. 64 
 Lot No. 98, part of, F.-B. 7, p. 169; M. F.-B. 7, p. 170 
 
 4. Lot No. 100, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 163 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 167 
 
 Catskill patent, April 30, 1767 P. 76 
 
 Partition of, in 1767 (two books) F.-B. 21, p. 435 
 
 Cayuga island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 324 
 
 Cayuga reservation, surveyed into lots, 1795 P. 375 
 
 East, surveyed in 1796, by Annin & Can- 
 tine ". .■ F.-B. 6, p. 374; P. 174 
 
 East, lot No. 95, appraisement of, F.-B. 8, p. 238 ; P. 174 
 West, surveyed" in 1796, by Annin & Can- 
 tine F.-B. 6, p. 283 
 
 West, lot No. 15, appraisement of F.-B. 8, p. 239 
 
"I VTap s akd Field Xotes. 39 
 
 Oayuga residence reservation F.-B. 3, p. Ill 
 
 M. F.-B. 3, p. 155 
 Cession line in 1768, lots near (Pennsylvania) .... P. 212 
 
 Chassain's tract, see LeKay De Ctaumont P. 272 
 
 Cliats island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Ohazy lake, lands flowed and taken pursuaati to chap- 
 ter 289, Laws of 1868 P. M4 
 
 Map of R. 54 
 
 Cteesecock's patent, 1707 D.-B. 40, p. 100; P. 196 
 
 Chemung tovimship, 1788 P. 61 
 
 Division in 1789 F.-B. 27, p. 353 
 
 Ohenandehowe or Clifton park P. 41 
 
 Chenango and Oswego riveirs, 230,400, tract between, P. 126 
 County, B. Butler's lands in Preston and Phar- 
 
 salia, surveyed in 1826 F.-B. 49, p. 99 
 
 Chenango township, January 3, 1787 P. 110 
 
 January 23, 1789 P. 235 
 
 Chenango twenty townships, November, 1789 P. 60 
 
 Chesterfield, unappropriated land in, 1805 P. 182 
 
 Thorns, survey of seven lots adjoining Adgate's, 
 
 3,600 as tract F.-B. 26, p. 553 
 
 Chimney or Fort island, St. Lawrence river P. 338 
 
 Chittiningo creek, twelve lots between the, and two- 
 mile strip F.-B. 3, p. 323 
 
 Cicero township, origiaal map P. 6 
 
 Lot No. 1, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 195 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 20 
 
 Lot No. 5, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 199 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 22 
 
 Lot No. 16, subdivision of F.-B. 8, p. 254 
 
 M. F.-B. 8, p. 263 
 
 Lot No. 41, appraisement of F.-B. 3, p. 101 
 
 Lot No. 51, stibdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 203 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 24 
 
 Lot No. 68, escheated F.-B. 50, p. 297 
 
 M. F.-B. 50, p. 301 
 
 Lot No. 90, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 207 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 26 
 
 Lot No. 98, map and survey of R. 27 
 
 Swamp lands at Mud creek in Cicero P. 347 
 
40 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Cinoinnatus township, origmal map P. 25 
 
 Lot No. 1, F.-B. 38, p. 329; M. F.-B. 38, p. 327; P. 406 
 
 Lot No. 16 F.-B. 38, p. 337; M. F.-B. 38, p. 335 
 
 Lot No. 29, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 68 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 75 
 
 Lot No. 30, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 103 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 101 
 
 Lot ISTo. 37 F.-B. 38, p. 345; M. F.-B. 38, p. 343 
 
 Lot No. 45, escheated F.-B. 45, p. Ill 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, pp. 101, 109 
 
 Lot ISTo. '46, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 80 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 88 
 
 Lot No. 49, subdivision of F.-B. 3, p. 21 
 
 M. F.-B. 3, p. 29 
 
 Lot JSTo. 62 F.-B. 38, p. 353; M. F.-B. 38, p. 351 
 
 Lot No. 81 F.-B. 38, p. 361; M. F.-B. 38, p. 359 
 
 Lot. No. 82 F.-B. 38, p. 367; M. F.-B. 38, p. 365 
 
 Lot No. 82, subdivision of F.-B. 3, p. 89 
 
 ]\f. F.-B. 3, p. 95 
 
 Lot No. 91 F.-B. 38, p. 373; M. F.-B. 38, p. 371 
 
 Lot No. 92 F.-B. 38, p. 379; M. F.-B. 38, p. 377 
 
 Lot No.. 92, part of survey and appraise- 
 ment F.-B. 3, p. 97; M. F.-B. 3, p. 97 
 
 Lot No. 94, map of the W. i, in tin case. 
 
 (Heirs of George Clinton.) 
 Remnants of lot along the Boston ten town- 
 ships F.-B. 15, p. 223; M. F.-B. 15, p. 239 
 
 City island, land of G. W. & S. D. Horton Co., 1855, P. 379 
 
 Proposed dock and bridge on, October 19, 1854, P. 380 
 
 Clark, George D.-B. 14, p. 132 
 
 Clark, John, and others D.-B. 29, p. 210 
 
 Claverack landing, September 21, 1774 P. 122 
 
 Clifton and Colton, boundary line between R. 280 
 
 Clifton park (three books) F.-B. 34, p. 327 
 
 Park, June 19, 1765 P. 40 
 
 Clifton Park patent or Chenandehowe, granted in 
 
 1708, divided in 1765 F.-B. 3, p. 3; P. 41 
 
 Cluiton, George, estate of, map of R. 27 
 
 Clinton prison, Dannemora, maps, plans and specifica- 
 tions for enlargement of, September 19, 1879 .... R. 225 
 
Maps and Field Xotes. 41 
 
 Clinton township P. 57 
 
 Part of M. F.-B. 20, p. 568 
 
 Cobleskill and Carlisle, division line between R. 452 
 
 Cockbum's survey of lands in Broome, Sohoharie 
 
 county, in 1805 F.-B. 20, p. 1; P. 34 
 
 Survey of lands in Broome, Schoharie county, in 
 
 1805, supplement F.-B. 20, p. 77 
 
 Survey in Greene county, in 1805, between 
 
 Kadei-skill and Batavia patent, F.-B. 22, p. 17 ; P. 43 
 Survey in Greene county. Van Bergen's second 
 
 tract, cut off from south bounds. . . . F.-B. 22, p. 1 
 Coeymans' patent, granted in 1714, to A. Coeymans, 
 
 partition in 1788 F.-B. 9, p. 323; P. 232 
 
 Partition in 1788 F.-B. 31, p. 1 
 
 Colchester and Andes, boundary line between. ...... R. 325 
 
 Colden, Alexander, and others, balloting-book, 4,053 
 
 acres in Herkimer county F.-B. 16, p. 67 
 
 Alexander, and others, 4,053 acres in Herkimer 
 
 county, granted in 1761, par. 1798, F.-B. 16, p. 23 
 Alexander, and others, tract granted to, east of 
 
 Cosby manor, March 16, 1785 P. 187 
 
 College Poiat, lands at P. 402 
 
 Connecticut, boundary line between Xew York and, R. 32, 35 
 
 Conner's island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 326 
 
 Conoga reservation, surveyed in 1807, by Joseph 
 
 Annin F.-B. 8* p. 297; M. F.-B. 8, p. 300 
 
 Copake and Hillsdale map, showing division line. . . . R. 219 
 Cooper's, 300 acres in Sandford, Broome county, sur- 
 veyed in 1831, by Wm. McClure F.-B. 49, p. 25 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 26. 
 
 Cornwall, lands of J. G. Clark R. 66 
 
 Lands of Mead & Taft R. 69 
 
 Lands of Jesse Birdsall R. 89 
 
 Cortland, Montross point, lands of S. B. Duryea at, R. 56 
 
 Oosby's manor D.-B. 37, p. 384 
 
 Cosby, William, and others, 6,000 acres. . D.-B. 18, p. 509 
 Cowasselon tract, Madison county, surveyed in 1817, 
 
 by J. Randel, Jr ' F.-B. 17, p. 3; P. 168 
 
 Lots 24 and 25. . F.-B. 45, p. 233; M. F.-B. 45, p. 236 
 
 Crane Xeck farm, Brookhaven P. 400, 414 
 
 6 
 
42 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Ooxborougli or Caralono township D.-B. 20, 216 
 
 Ooxsackie, ligMkouse site at E.. 262 
 
 Orofft mine to the Hudson river, map of the railroad 
 
 from E.. 155 
 
 Croghan, George, 100,000 acres, part of. . D.-B. 20, p. 315 
 
 Crown Jr'oint, lands of R. Grant at P. 286 
 
 Grumhom mountain tract, Otsego county, surveyed 
 
 in 1813, by B. Gilbert E.-B. 15, p. 39y 
 
 M. F.-B. 15, p. 426; P. 195 
 Otsego county, S. E. south of Spencer's patent, 
 
 surveyed in 1819 F.-B. 15, p. 375; P. 194 
 
 Survey of 1822, by D. L. Sayre, F.-B. 47, p. 61; P. 304 
 
 Grumhom pond P. 466 
 
 ' D. 
 
 Dartmouth township D.-B. 20, p. 513 
 
 David's island R. 215 
 
 DeKalb township P. 36 
 
 Gospel and school and literature, lots, Tate's 
 
 survey of 1826 F.-B. 51, p. 83 
 
 Delaware river, part of D.-B. 14, p. 168; P. 211 
 
 Copy of, Keith's map P. 81 
 
 Delaware tract in Windsor, surveyed by Wm. Mc- 
 
 Clure, 1820 F.-B. 42, p."" 174; M. F.-B. 42,- p. 196 
 
 Depuy's island in Seneca ri\er F.-B. 15, p. 144 
 
 Dice's manor, lot 12, south of, surveyed by I. Kier- 
 
 sted F.-B. 42, p. 108; M. F.-B. 42, p. 125; P. 354 
 
 Dickinson, town of, Broome county, erected Decem- 
 ber 12, 1890 R 445 
 
 Dobbs Ferry, land under water at, October 14, 1854, P. 377 
 
 Dryden township, original map P. 23 
 
 Lot No. 10, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 91 
 
 M. F.-B. 4, pp. 103, 105 
 
 Lot No. 20, escheated F.-B. 47, p. 1 
 
 Lot No. 20, in, 1822 P. 265 
 
 Lot No. 33 F.-B. 38, p. 121; M. F.-B. 38, p. 119 
 
 Lot No. 52 F.-B. 38, p. 129; M. F.-B. 38, p. 127 
 
 Lot No. 60 F.-B. 38, p. 141; M. F.-B. 38, p. 139 
 
 Lot No. 63, subdivision of F.-B. 3, p. 41 
 
 M. F.-B. 3, p. 49 
 
Maps and Field Notes. 43 
 
 Dryden township — Continued : 
 
 Lot No. 68, escheated P.-B. 41, p. 108 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 118 
 
 Lot No. 89 F.-B. 38, p. 159; M. F.-B. 38, p. 157 
 
 Lot No. 89, part of F.-B. 45, p. 227 
 
 M. F.-B. 42, p. 225 
 
 Lot No. 90 .... F.-B. 38, p. 165; M. F.-B. 38, p. 163 
 
 Lot No. 94 F.-B. 88, p. 173; M. F.-B. 38, p. 171 
 
 Lot No. 98, and east part of 99 F.-B. 3, p. 11 
 
 M. F.-B. 3, p. 19 
 
 Lot No. 99 .... F.-B. 38, p. 183; M. F.-B. 38, p. 181 
 
 Lot No. 100 ... F.-B. 38, p. 189; M. F.-B. 38, p. 187 
 
 Dry island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Duanesburgh D.-B. 41, p. 540 
 
 Dubois, Peter, and others P. 100 
 
 Dubois tract, June, 1767 P. 100 
 
 Duerville, gore along the south bounds of. . F.-B. 22, p. 395 
 
 D.-B. 37, p. 235; P. 241 
 Dunham, Greene county, lot No. 12, south of Dice's 
 
 manor F.-B. 42, p. 108; M. F.-B. 42, p. 125 
 
 Duniirk, village, part of P. 399 
 
 Dutchess county, lands in, divided by H. Dodge, and 
 
 others, 1786 .' P. 160 
 
 E. 
 East Chester, lands in controversy with "Westchester. . P. 163 
 
 East Otto, west line of town of P. 382 
 
 East Patent, Westchester county, January 8, 1762, P. 121 
 
 1766 F.-B. 1, p. 3 
 
 Eastern island, in Oneida lake M. F.-B. 11, p. 81 
 
 East river, at mouth of Broncks river R. 184 
 
 Between Newtown and Bushwick creek, 1848 . . P. 354 
 
 Bushwick inlet, water fronts at P. 427 
 
 Dock in Bushvsdck P. 354 
 
 Stream chart of ebb current in P. 161 
 
 Stream chart of flood current in R. 162' 
 
 Edgecombe road, New York city, Twelfth ward .... R. 442 
 Equivalent lands called the Oblong, lying along the 
 
 Connecticut line D.-B. 14, p. 132 
 
 Lying along the Connecticut line, D.-B. 17, pp. 457, 471 
 
44 Office of Secketaey of State. 
 
 Elmira, map of P. 422 
 
 Ellis island R. 215 
 
 Erwin, Arthur, township 'No. 2, second range, Boston 
 
 pre-emption, Steuben county E.-B. 2, p. 91 
 
 M. E.-B. 2, p. 144 
 
 Esopus, Kline, partition of P. 149 
 
 farm of Jas. H. Sackett P. 365 
 
 Essex and Warren counties, division line run in 
 
 1844 E.-B. 53, p. 397; P. 346 
 
 Essex county, Chesterfield, unappropriated land in, 
 
 1805 P. 182 
 
 Lauds in towns of Jay and Lewis, in 1807 P. 93 
 
 Line, between Warren county, 1844 P. 346 
 
 Peru bay, tractin, 1811 P. 98 
 
 South of Mauls' patent, surveyed by Thos. 
 
 Stower E.-B. 51, p. 243 
 
 South tract in Lewis, surveyed by Thos. Stower, 
 
 1826 E.-B. 51, p. 195; P. 289 
 
 State lands in, west of Road patents, 1808 P. 131 
 
 Essex Tract, surveyed by E. E. Henry, 
 
 1807 E.-B. 30, p. 5; P. 93 
 
 Evans, Agatha (see heirs of .Gen. Bradstreet), 
 
 E.-B. 29, p. 251; M. E.-B. 29, p. 331, 422 
 
 Evans, Minisink, and others, outlines of patent. ... P. 97 
 
 ■ ' E. 
 
 Eabius township, original map P. 15 
 
 Lot ISTo. 8, escheated- E.-B. 41, p. 122 
 
 IVr. E.-B. 41, p. 131 
 
 Lot No. 11 E.-B. 38, p. 21; M. F.-B. 38, p. 19 
 
 Lot No. 12, escheated E.-B. 45, p. 3; P. 252 
 
 Lot No. 20, escheated E.-B. 45, p. 15; P. 253 
 
 Lot No. 24, 100 acres, S. E. appraisement 
 
 of F.-B. 3, p. 100 
 
 Lot No. 44 F.-B. 38, p. 29; M. F.-B. 38, p. 27 
 
 Lot No. 55 F.-B. 38, p. 37; M. F.-B. 38, p. 35 
 
 Lot No. 58 F.-B. 38, p. 45; M. E.-B. 38, p. 43 
 
 Lot No. 65, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 135 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 144 
 
 Lot No. 74, escheated part of F.-B. 45, p. 153 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 152 
 
Maps and Field JS'oxEa. J 5 
 
 Fabius township — Continued : 
 
 Lot No. 74, 1818 P. 320 
 
 Lot No. 84, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 148 
 
 i\L F.-B. 41, p. 157 
 
 Lot No. 86, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 162 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 170 
 Lot No. 90, 100 acres,- S. E. appraisement 
 
 of F.-B. 3, p. 99 
 
 Lot No. 92, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 167 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 166 
 
 Lot No. 94, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 177 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 176 
 Farm lots in the Onondaga Salt Springs reservation, 
 
 John Eandel, Jr., in 1821 F.-B. 53, p. 1 
 
 Lota 101 & 102 . .F.-B. 52, p. 265; M. F.-B. 52, p. 265 
 
 Fayette township P. 57 
 
 Ferguson, Joseph, and J. Noble, 200 acres in Hebron, 
 
 Washington co^unty F.-B. 15, p. 327; P. 201 
 
 Fincastle, township plan of F.-B. 24, p. 1 
 
 First Pagan purchase F.-B. 17, p. 223; P. 207 
 
 Fish Creek reservation, Indian Meadows, 678 
 
 acres F.-B. 45, p. 344; P. 249 
 
 Purchase of 1795, surveyed by H. P. Schuyler in 
 
 1797 (maps armexed) F.-B. 27, p. 89; P. 221 
 
 From point of rocks to Bloomfield's bridge, 
 
 surveyed 1811 F.-B. 8, p. 1; P. 113 
 
 Surveyed in 1809, by Benj. Wright, east and 
 
 west sides '^ F.-B. 10, p. 119; P. 148 
 
 Flag island in Seneca river F.-B. 11, p. 82 
 
 Flushing, dock property of Wm. Hamilton at, 1855, P. 397 
 
 Flushing and, Hempstead, showing division lines. ... P. 218 
 
 North Hempstead, showing division lines P. 218 
 
 Newtown, showing division lines R. 218 
 
 Jamaica, sho'wing division lines P. 218 
 
 Fly, G-reat, in Greene and Ulster counties P. 336 
 
 Fonda's patent, see heirs of Geo. Clinton. .F.-B. 39, p. 1 
 Ford <t Pobinson, twelve lots at North West Bav 
 
 tract M. F.-B. 29, p. 210 
 
 Forest preserve, lands purchased from ? 
 
 Fort Ann, im appropriated lands in, June, 1815 .... P. 205 
 
46 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Fort Ann tract, 1811, 1812 P. 169 
 
 Eight lots south, of Saddle mountain tract, 
 
 1812 F.-B. 15, p. 307; M. F.-B. 15, p. 319 
 
 Twenty-one lots west of Sheensborough R. 265 
 
 Washington county, surveyed in 1812, by S. D. 
 
 Kellogg F.-B. 15, p. 2Y5; P. 169 
 
 Fort Brewerton, island in Oneida river. . . .F.-B. 15, p. 145 
 
 Fort Covington village P. 238, 242 
 
 Fort Hamilton E. 215, 459 
 
 Fort Lafayette E. 215 
 
 Fort Niagara tract, 1844 P. 345 
 
 Fort Niagara tract, appertaining to. May, 1841. ... P. 327 
 Fort Niagara tract, lands at, surveyed by J. P. 
 
 Saines F.-B. 50, p. 346 
 
 Fort Schuyler E. 215 
 
 Fort Wadsworth E. 215 
 
 Four Brother's island. Lake Champlain, 1836 P. 318 
 
 Four Brother's island in Lake Champlain, surveyed 
 
 in 1836 F.-B. 49, p. 53 
 
 Frank, Coenradt, 5,000 acres D. B. 17, p. 184 
 
 Franklin township D.-B. 19, p. 43, 219 
 
 D.-B. 20, p. 387 
 Freemasons patent or Bayards purchase, 50,000 
 
 acres F.-B. 29, p. 4; P. 70 
 
 French mountain tract, surveyed in 1810, 
 
 F.-B. 12, p. 167; P. 95 
 
 Frog island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 321; P. 342 
 
 G-. 
 
 Galen township, original map P. 27 
 
 Lot No. 33, surveyed by I. Larzalere in 
 
 1813 F.-B. 15, p. 130; M. F.-B. 15, p. 129 
 
 Lot No. 50, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 375 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 379 
 
 Lot No. 55, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 380 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 382 
 
 Lot No. 64, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 383 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 387 
 
 Lot No. 65, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 389 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 393 
 
]\1aps and Field jSTotes. 47 
 
 Galen township — Continued : 
 
 Lot No. 68, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 395 
 
 M. F.-B. 1, p. 400 
 
 Lot No. 90, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 401 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 403 
 
 Lot No. 96, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 405 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 407 
 
 Lot No. 98, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 408 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 410 
 Gallop or Galloe island. Lake Ontario. ... P. 338, 340, 341 
 
 Gardiner, establishing boundary of P. 465 
 
 Geddes, state lands in, 1838 P. 326 
 
 Lot 3, block 33, in P. 386 
 
 Village of P. 245 
 
 Village of, Maxch 12, 1821 P. 248 
 
 Geddes' works P. 183 
 
 Genesee county, map of R. 12 
 
 Genesee Valley Canal & P. R. Co., map of location. . K. 214 
 Genesee Valley Canal, between Cuba reservation, 
 
 feeder and Rochester reservation, feeder R. 222 
 
 Gerretsen, Martin, and others P. 76 
 
 Gill, John, and others, lands of, in Albany P. 164 
 
 Glen's purchase, west and east bounds of, part of royal 
 
 grant, surveyed in 1815 F.-B. 6, p. 531 
 
 "West bounds of, part of, July, 1815 P. 214 
 
 Goat island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Goose Neck island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 •Gore adjoining Varicks & Bell's patent in Madison 
 
 county F.-B. 42, p. 128 
 
 Adjoining the Brant Lake tract F.-B. 18, p. 223 
 
 South of township 12, Old Military tract, Essex 
 
 county, 7,740 as F.-B. 49, p. 21 
 
 Old Military tract and Canadian and Nova Scotia 
 
 refugee tract, 1827 P. 294 
 
 T. & C. purchase and Dartmouth patent, 1822, P. 308 
 Adjoining Duer's patent, etc., October, 1819. . P. 241 
 Adjoining Scarocco lake, etc., October, 1819. . P. 241 
 Called the North sore, between townships 12 and 
 
 14, Totten &: Orossfield's purchase . . F.-B. 44, p. 273 
 
 P. 309 
 
48 Office of Secketaky of State. 
 
 Gore — Continued: 
 
 In Plattsburgh, adjoining Eefugee lands, Duei^s 
 
 patent and Little location i'.-B. 22, p. 395 
 
 Between liefugee and Old Military tracts, sur- 
 veyed by Kichards, in 1S29, F.-B. 49, p. 55; P. 294 
 
 Along the pre-emption line in Reading, Steuben 
 
 county, surveyed in 1812 F.-B. 8, p. 285 
 
 M. F.-B. 8, pp. 291, 293 
 
 Adjoining Paradox tract and west of Road 
 
 patents F.-B. 18, p.. 189 
 
 South of Schroon lake and adjoining the Brant 
 
 late F.-B. 18, p. 203 
 
 In the town of Schroon, adjoining southeast 
 
 comer of Hoffman township. . F.-B. 22, pp. 407, 413 
 
 Lying in Essex county, 7,740 acres, surveyed 
 
 by J. Richards, in 1833 F.-B. 49, p. 21 
 
 South of Township 12, Old Military tract, Essex 
 
 county, 6,088 acres F.-B. 49, p. 11 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 19 
 
 Between townships 29 and 31, in Totten & 
 
 Ci-ossfield purchase F.-B. 44, p. 307; P. 307 
 
 Oneida reservation and Varick & Bell patents, 
 
 1823 P. 270' 
 
 In Dutchess coiinty, divided in 1787, between 
 
 the heirs of P. Phillips and the state, F.-B. 29, p. 229 
 
 Between township 11, Totten & Crossfield pur- 
 chase and Dartmouth patent, F.-B. 44, p. 323 ; P. 308 
 
 South of Dureville, adjoining Refugee 
 
 lands F.-B. 22, p. 395; P. 241 
 
 Between townships 1 and 2, Totten & Cross- 
 field purchase, and township 9, Moose river 
 tract, etc P. 374 
 
 Between Ploffman township and Thurman's 
 
 road patent F.-B. 22, p. 413 
 
 Adjoining Hoffman township F.-B. 18, p. 197 
 
 In the village of Lodi, west of, twenty-five 
 
 acres leased to Moses R. Rose F.-B. 50, p. 305 
 
 In the village of Lodi, east of, twenty-five 
 
 acres leased to Moses D. Rose F.-B. 50, p. 313 
 
 Gorham and Phelp's purchase D.-B. 23, p. 174 
 
 Townshin ISTo. 6, fonrtli range D.-B. 27, p. 81 
 
 Township l^^fo. 3, fifth range D.-B. 27, p. 77 
 
JMaps and Field jS^otes. 40 
 
 Gospel and school lots, Chenango county P. 137 
 
 In DeKalb and Literature lot. . F.-B. 51, p. 83; P. 305 
 
 Governors island R- 215 
 
 Gowanus bay and Buttermilk channel, map A, en- 
 titled, hydrography of, etc R. 160 
 
 Chart of pier and bulkhead lines R. 260 
 
 Map of R. 23 
 
 Gowanus, map showing location of street. Rose Hill, R. 221 
 Grand island, in j^iagara river, and other 
 
 islands F.-B. 42, p. 199; P. 275, 342 
 
 ISTiagara river, JSTovember, 1824 P. 275 
 
 Grant's patent, 1827 P. 286 
 
 Grant, Robert, patent. Crown Point R. 286 
 
 Grass islands, Niagara river P. 353, 342 
 
 Grasse river, Indian, meadows on, Jime, 1845 P. 348 
 
 Indian meadows on, St. Lawrence county, F.-B. 49, p. 443 
 
 Greenpoint, lands under water at P. 426 
 
 Grenadier island, in Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 Greenburgh (Dobbs Ferry), Arent, Anthony, land 
 
 under water of R. 86 
 
 Biegen, P. M., under water applied for by. . . . P. 413 
 
 Fargo & Barney, property of R. 68 
 
 Grinnell, Moses H., land under water of R. 87 
 
 Irving, 0. & C, land under water of R. 93 
 
 Lawrence, Richard, lan.d under water of R. 91 
 
 Matthiessen, Emma, land under water of R. 97 
 
 Tiffany, C. L., land under water of R. 95 
 
 Tiffany & Dunham, land under water of R. 96 
 
 Greenbush, mill lots in, to "W. Aiken and others, 
 
 January 13, 1812 P. 198 
 
 Town of, February 22, 1855 P. 381 
 
 Village P. 38 
 
 Greene county, Kaderskill, surveyed by Cockburn & 
 
 Trembour, in 1805 F.-B. 22, p. 17; P. 43 
 
 Broome (J. Kiersted) F.-B. 42, p. 108 
 
 Lands surveyed by Cockburn & Trembour, in 
 
 1809, Yan Bergen's second tract F.-B. 22, p. 1 
 
 South of Dice's manor, lot 12, in Durham & 
 
 M. F.-B. 42, p. 125 
 
 Unappropriated lands in P. 43 
 
 7 
 
50 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Greene township, Literature lot F.-B. 8, p. 136 
 
 M. F.-B. 8, p. 136 
 
 Southeast quarter D.-B. 29, p. 482 
 
 On Ohenango river . ., P. 57 
 
 Grindstone island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Groveland and Mount Moms, alteration of town 
 line. (In safe.) 
 
 Guinea tract, New Stoekbridge F.-B. 48, p. 365 
 
 Gull island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 H. 
 
 Hague tract, in Warren and Essex counties, F.-B. 11, p. 451 
 
 September, 1816 P. 101 
 
 Hampden township, January 3, 1787 P. 154 
 
 Hamilton county, lands in P. 152 
 
 Hamilton village, Allegany county D.-B. 37, p. 422 
 
 Hampton, lands of Hannah Smith E.. 64 
 
 Lands under water adjacent to land of Alex. 
 
 Young, in K. 44 
 
 Hannibal township, original map P. 2 
 
 Lot No. 14 F.-B. 8, p. 265; M. F.-B. 8, p. 273 
 
 Lot ISTo. 17 F.-B. 11, p. 113; M. F.-B. 11, p. 28 
 
 Lot No. 31 F.-B. 11, p. 117; M. F.-B. 11, p. 30 
 
 Lot No. 63 F.-B. 11, p. 121; M. F.-B. 11, p. 32 
 
 Lot No. 69 F.-B. 11, p. 125; M. F.-B. 11, p. 34 
 
 Lot No. 70, escheated F.-B. 50, p. 287 
 
 M. F.-B. 50, p. 291 
 
 Hardenburgh patent, map compiled 1771 P. 42 
 
 Map by Wooster & Van Gilder D.-B. 19, p. 444 
 
 Division of several lots by Tappen, C'ockbum & 
 
 "Wynkoop, surveyed in 1794 F.-B. 35, p. 11 
 
 .Great lot No. 2, March 29, 1790 P. 139 
 
 Great lot No. 3, part of P. 224 
 
 Great lot No. 3, seventh allotment, 1794 P. 177 
 
 Great lot No. 35, lot 7, mortgaged by William 
 
 Butler F.-B. 51, p. 255; M. F.-B. 49, p. 52 
 
 Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, division lines between, 1790, P. 129 
 
 Lots 20 and 49, March 29, 1790 P. 138 
 
 Lot 17, March 29, 1790 P. 145 
 
Maps and Field ITotes. 
 
 51 
 
 Hardenburgk patent — Continued : 
 
 Lot 36, partition of 
 
 Subdivisions of, sundry lots (four books), by 
 Dorrance, Curtis & DeWitt, 1800 . . F.-B. 23, 
 Surveys made in 1791, by Tappen & Cock- 
 bum F.-B. 5, 
 
 Two books with, maps by Tappen, Smitb. & 
 
 Marvin, commissioners, 1800 F.-B. 36, 
 
 Harlem river, high bridge across 
 
 Railroad bridge across, near Eighth avenue. . . . 
 
 Harrietstown, change of town line 
 
 Hayes & Meal's, Great Fly, in Ulster and Greene 
 
 counties ■ 
 
 Hayne's island, St. Lawrence river 
 
 Heathcoate, Caleb, lands of, in Westchester county, 
 
 1762 
 
 Lands of, in Westcbester county, 1774, F.-B. 24, 
 
 P. 53 
 
 91 
 
 1 
 
 174 
 
 E. 213 
 
 R. 275 
 
 P. 336 
 P. 337 
 
 Hector township, original map , 
 Lot ISTo. 6, subdivided. . . 
 
 Lot ISTo. 20, escheated . . . 
 
 Lot 'No. 25, subdivided. . 
 
 LotJSTo. 26 F.-B. 
 
 LotliTo. 44 F.-B. 
 
 Lot ISTo. 54, escheated. . . 
 
 Lot No. 64 F.-B. 
 
 Lot ISTo. 72, escheated .... 
 
 Lot ISTo. 80, unpatented. . 
 
 Lot No. 82 F.-B. 
 
 Lot "No. 85, escheated. . . 
 
 Lot ISTo. 87, escheated .... 
 
 Lot No. 91 F.-B. 41 
 
 F.-B. 3 
 
 M. F.-B. 3 
 F.-B. 48 
 
 M. F.-B. 48 
 
 F.-B. 7 
 
 M. F.-B. 7 
 7, p. 317; M. F.-B. 7 
 7, p. 322; M. F.-B. 7 
 F.-B. 41 
 
 M. F.-B. 41 
 7, p. 327; M. F.-B. 7 
 F.-B. 41 
 
 M. F.-B. 41 
 F.-B. 12 
 
 M. F.-B. 12 
 7, p. 333; M. F.-B. 7 
 F.-B. 41 
 
 M. F.-B. 41 
 F.-B. 41 
 
 M. F.-B. 41 
 , p. 241; M. F.-B. 41 
 
 P. 79 
 
 p. 255 
 
 P. 119 
 
 P. 21 
 
 , p. 51 
 
 , p. 57 
 
 , p. 487 
 
 , p. 488 
 
 , p, 313 
 
 , p. 315 
 
 , p. 321 
 
 , p. 326 
 
 , p. 173 
 
 , p. 187 
 
 , p. 331 
 
 , p. 192 
 
 , p. 200 
 
 , p. 350 
 
 , p. 362 
 
 , p. 332 
 
 , p. 203 
 
 , p. 217 
 
 , p. 220 
 
 , p. 238 
 
 , p. 251 
 
62 Office of Secketaey of State. 
 
 Hempstead, lands under water applied for by S. H. 
 
 Townsend K. 25Ji 
 
 Division line between Jamaica and E.. 223, 218 
 
 Division line between Flushing and E.. 218 
 
 Division line between North Hempstead and. . R. 218 
 
 Mott's point in P. 401 
 
 Henry, Enoch E., survey in Essex county, E.-B. 30, p. 5; P. 93 
 Herkimer's, George, estate, map of, annexed, divided 
 
 in 1Y98 E.-B. 24, p. 165; M. E.-B. 24, p. 165 
 
 Hewson, Casparus, lands of, in Albany, 1813 P. 188 
 
 Hickory island in Seneca river M. E.-B. 11, p. 84 
 
 Hillsdale and Oopake, map showing division line. . . K. 219 
 Hoffman township, gore adjoining, ia field-book west 
 
 of road patent E.-B. 18, p. 197 
 
 Gore between, and Thurman's road patent, 
 
 E.-B. 22, p. 413 
 
 Hog island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Holland Company, lands of D.-B. 33, p. 235, 241, 277 
 
 100,632 acres of, in C'attaraiigus county, con- 
 veyed to canal fund D.-B. 41, p. 123 
 
 Sundry maps and field notes in green chest. 
 
 Holland purchase, eastern part, map of E. 20 
 
 Middle part, map of K. 21 
 
 "Western part, map of E. 22 
 
 Townships P. 359 
 
 Townships P. 360 
 
 Homer township, original map. 
 
 Lot ISTo. 4 E.-B. 38, p. 88; M. E.-B. 38, p. 87 
 
 Lot No. 50, map of, south one-half, in tin case. 
 
 (Geo. Clinton's heirs) P. 406 
 
 Lot JSTo. 64, appraisement 100, southeast cor- 
 ner F.-B. 3, p, 102 
 
 Lot No. 70 E.-B. 38, p. 97; M. E.-B. 38, p. 95 
 
 Lot No. 89, escheated E.-B. 45, p. 185 
 
 M. E.-B. 45, p. 184 
 
 Lot No. 93 E.-B. 38, p. 105; M. E.-B. 38, p. 103 
 
 Lot No. 94, Samuel McElroy's field-book and map. 
 
 Lot No. 94, 1822- P. 278 
 
 Lot No. 98 E.-B. 38, p. 113; M. F.-B. 38, p. Ill 
 
 Honan's & Hawden's patent D.-B. 15, p. 410 
 
 Hopkins, John, and others, 200 acres sui-veyed for. . . P. 201 
 
3*Iaps and Eield Notes. 53 
 
 Hopper, John, estate, February, 1782 P. 192 
 
 Hooper's patent, tracts of lands in P. 212 
 
 Hoosick patent, partition of, 1771, lots on Hoosick 
 
 creek (two books) F.-B. 31, p. 101; P. 54 
 
 Division of twelve lots, 1799 and 1800 (two 
 
 books) F.-B. 28, p. 405; P. 51 
 
 Hornbeck, Lawrence, heirs of, lands in Rochester. . P. 49 
 
 Hospital at quarantine ground, Staten Island P. 237 
 
 House of Refuge for Juvenile Delinquents, Western 
 
 New York : . . . P. 349 
 
 Hudson, city of P. 367 
 
 Hudson river, copy of Keith's map P. 81 
 
 Grants adjacent to P. 372 
 
 Red Hook to Half Moon, 1773 P. 80 
 
 Width of, near Sing Sing P. 396 
 
 Hudson River railroad, map of R. 11 
 
 Dutchess county R. 61, 172 
 
 Columbia county P. 76, 85 
 
 Putnam county R. 60 
 
 Rensselaer county P. 173 
 
 Westchester county R. 59 
 
 Huntington, and Smithtown, boundary line R. 278 
 
 And Oyster Bay, boundary line R. 176, 244 
 
 And Oyster Bay R. 176, 244 
 
 Hurley and Marbletown, roads in P. 85 
 
 Hurley, tract conveyed to Cornelius Carl et al P. 46 
 
 Lands, sur\^ey of lands in (map annexed) F.-B. 37, p. 1 
 
 Line between Woodstock and P. 369 
 
 Hyde Park, lands of J. A. Roosevelt R. 82 
 
 Lands under water of Walter Langdon R. 77 
 
 Hyde Park township, outlines of P. 82 
 
 I. 
 
 Indian meadows on Fish creek reservation, 678 
 
 acres F.-B. 45, p. 344; P. 249 
 
 Indian meadows on Grass river in the county of St. 
 
 Lawrence F.-B. 49, p. 443; P. 348 
 
 Iron ore tract in Essex county, surveyed in 1810, by 
 
 S. D. Kellogg F.-B. 19, p. 389; P. 171 
 
 Isle Au Long Sault, in the St. Lawrence river, 
 
 ' F.-B. 51, p. 147; P. 280, 337 
 
54 Office of Seceetaet of State. 
 
 Islands, Beaver island, s^xrveJ of F.-B. 42, p. 320 
 
 Bamliart's island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Bird island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Bluff island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Brutus, lot ISTo. 35, island opposite to, in Seneca 
 
 river ; F.-B. 11, p. 85 
 
 Buckhorn island, ia the Niagara river, survey 
 
 of F.-B. 42, p. 325; P. 342 
 
 Calf island, Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 Carlton island, St. Lawrence river P. 340, 341 
 
 Cayuga island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 324 
 
 Cliats island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Cliimney or Fort island, St. Lawrence river. ... P. 338 
 
 Chrysler's island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Conner's island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 326 
 
 DePuys island, in Seneca river. . . . M. F.-B. 15, p. 144 
 
 Dry island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Eastern island, in Oneida lake M. F.-B. 11, p. 81 
 
 Flag island, ia the Seneca river. . . . M. F.-B. 11, p. 82 
 
 Fort Brewerton island, in the Oneida 
 
 Four Brother's, Lake Champlain, F.-B. 49, p. 53 ; P. 318 
 
 Fox island. Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 lake M. F.-B. 15, p. 145 
 
 Frog island, in the Niagara river (sur- 
 vey) F.-B. 42, p. 321; P. 343 
 
 Gallop or Galloe island, Lake Ontario, P. 340, 341, 338 
 
 Gallop. or Galloe island (little) P. 340 
 
 Goat island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Goose Neck island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Granadier island. Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 Grand island, in the Niagara river. . . . F.-B. 42, p. 199 
 
 P. 275, 342 
 
 Grass island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Grind Stone island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Gull island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Hayne's island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Hickory island, in Seneca river. . . . M. F.-B. 11, p. 84 
 
 Hog island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Hut island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Indian Hut island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Iris island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
Maps and Eield Notes. 55 
 
 Islands — Continued : ' 
 
 Johnson's island, St. Lawrence river P. '6S7 
 
 Lake George P. 462 
 
 Lower island, in Seneca river, F.-B. 1; M. F.-B. 7, p. 411 
 Lower Landing island, ia Oswego river, 
 
 M. P.-B. 15, p. 149 
 
 Lower Long Sault island, St. Lawrence river. . . P. 337 
 
 Meadow island, in the Seneca river, M. P.-B. 11, p. 85 
 
 Middle island, in Seneca river M. P.-B. 11, p. 83 
 
 Mineford's island P. 159 
 
 l^ewkerk's lower and upper islands, in the Os- 
 wego river , M. F.-B. 15, p. 152 
 
 Ox Creek island, in the Oswego river, M. P.-B. 15, p. 154 
 Poplar island, Hudson river (vnth land papers), " 
 
 Rapid Piatt, Isle Au, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Rattlesnake island, in the Magara river, 
 
 P.-B. 42, p. 322; P. 337 
 Seneca and Oswego rivers' island, in the sur- 
 veys of F.-B. 15, p. 139 
 
 Squaw island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Strawberry island, ia the Niagara river, F.-B. 42, p. 319 
 
 ' P. 342 
 St. Lawrence river, islands in, P. 337, 338, 339, 340, 341 
 
 Stoney island, Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 Tannewantee island, survey of P.-B. 42, p. 323 
 
 Three River Riff islands, in the Oswego 
 
 river F.-B. 15, p. 155; M. F.-B. 15, p. 155 
 
 Tibbitts island, St. Lawrence river . P. 338 
 
 Tick island, St. Lawrence river P. 338 
 
 Tonewanta island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Trap island, in Seneca river M. F.-B. 11, p. 83 
 
 Upper Landing island, in the Oswego river, 
 
 M. P.-B. 15, p. 151 
 
 Upper Long Sault island, St. Lawrence river. . . P. 337 
 
 Upper island, on Seneca river M. F.-B. 7, p. 412 
 
 Van Volkenburgh's islands, in the Oswego 
 
 river M. F.-B. 15, p. 148 
 
 Waterhouse's island, in Oswego river, M. F.-B. 15, p. 150 
 
 Western island, in Oneida Lake. . M. F.-B. 11, p. 8,1 
 
 Will's island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Islip and Babylon, map of boundary line between, R. 433 
 
56 Office of Seceetaby of State. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jamaica and Hempstead, maps showing division 
 
 line R. 218, 223 
 
 Jamaica and Mushing, maps showing division line. . . R. 218 
 Jay, Sir James, lands in "Westchester county, D.-B. 22, p. 204 
 
 Jay tract, March, 1815 P. 102 
 
 Tract, Essex county (part of township 2, Old 
 
 Mihtary tract) F.-B. 14, p. 1 
 
 Jessup's purchase, part of. May 10, 1786 P. 128 
 
 7,550, purchase F.-B. 54, p. 1 
 
 Johnson's island, St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Jones' land at Kline, Esopus F.-B. 32, p. 307; P. 179 
 
 Jones & Smith's Indian purchase, west of Genesee 
 
 river, 600 acres in Ontario county, F.-B. 6, p. 543; P. 179 
 
 Junius township, original map P. 26 
 
 Lot 'No. 6, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 252 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 252 
 
 Lot ISTo. 7, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 357 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 361 
 
 Lot IS^o. 9, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 362 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 366 
 
 Lot No. 10, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 254 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 263 
 
 Lot No. 20, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 266 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 276 
 Lot No. 40, fifty-three acres, sim-eyed in 1842, 
 
 by John Brewerton F.-B. 50, p. 345 
 
 M. F.-B. 50, p. 345 
 
 Lot No. 53, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 279 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 289 
 
 Lot No. 67, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 367 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 373 
 
 Lot No. 68, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 292 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 306 
 
 Lot No. 79, subdivision of F.-B. 3, p. 59 
 
 M. F.-B. 3, p. 65 
 
 Lot No. 89, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 309 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 315 
 
Ma ps and Field Notes. 57 
 
 K. 
 Kast, Johan Jurgh's heirs, patent granted in 
 
 1724 Y.-B. 1, p. 201 
 
 Heirs of, August 27, 1708 P. 117 
 
 Katskill patent, partition in 1767 (two books), 
 
 F.-B. 21, p. l.JS; P. 76 
 Kaydderosseras patent, survey and partition of, Xo- 
 
 Tember 12, 1770 P. 118 
 
 Partition of twenty-one lots in 1774, F.-B. 21, p. 21 
 
 Partition into great lots F.-B. 21, p. 115 
 
 Balloting-book of F.-B. 21, p. 57 
 
 Survey and maps in field-book F.-B. 35, p. 199 
 
 Lots Xos. 10 and 12, tbird allotment; 6 and 9, 
 fourth allotment; 5 and 7, fifth allotment; 
 
 3 and 8, sixth allotment D.-B. 30, p. 120 
 
 Kelly, John D.-B. 29, p. 210 
 
 Kiersted, John, survey of lot 12, south of Dice's 
 manor, in Greene and Schoharie counties, 
 
 F.-B. 42, p. 108; M. F.-B. 42, p. 125 
 Survey near Ticonderoga, in 1808 ...... F.-B. 8, p. 313 
 
 Kinderhook patent, granted in 1686, to P. Schuyler, 
 
 etc., partition in 1763 F.-B. 9, p. 197, 21 p. 373 
 
 Kings and Queens counties, division line. . F.-B. 32, p. 341 
 Kingsbridge, road map, showing from Inwood street 
 
 to bulkhead line of Harlem river P. 165 
 
 Kingsbury, Mayfield and other patents, outline of . . P. 152 
 
 Kingsbury to-^vnship, map of D.-B. 29, p. 286 
 
 Outlines of P. 82 
 
 King's county, towns in, survey of fin Atlas). 
 Lands under water in, maps of (in Atlas). 
 
 Proposed national cemetery at R. 463 
 
 Kingsland's, Captain, 2,232 acres P. 144 
 
 Kingston, land under water of ISTewark Lime and 
 
 Cement Co P. 107 
 
 Map of TVTiitesport Plank-road and Horse rail- 
 road R. 73 
 
 Kingsborough patent, outlines of P. 152 
 
 Kip, Henry, and others, lots in Xew York. . D.-B. 29, p. 332 
 
 Kirkland patent, missionary lots in, 1833 P. 314 
 
 Kline. Esonns. Mav 12, 1784 P. 149 
 
 Jones' land at, partition of F.-B. 32, p. 307 
 
58 Office of Seceetaet of State. 
 
 Knox and Berne, toAvn line between, E,. 246 
 
 KortrigM, Lawrence, and otkers, tract between 
 Oookquaga brancli of Delaware and Susquehanna 
 
 railroad E.-B. 32, p. 243; M. F.-B. 32, p. 303 
 
 L. 
 
 Lakes Ohamplain and George, tracts of land on P. 220 
 
 Lake Cbamplain, at Port Henry, water grant applica- 
 tions R. 255 
 
 Pour Brother islands, surveyed in 1836, P.-B. 49, p. 53 
 
 P. 318 
 
 Lake Erie, east end of, 1843 P. 343 
 
 Turnpike, route of P. 88 
 
 Lake George, map of islands P. 462 
 
 Lake George Tract, 1811, 1812 P. 231 
 
 Tract, Washington county, surveyed by Kellogg, 
 
 in 1811 P.-B. 15, p. T 
 
 Lake Ontario P. 341 
 
 Latitude, forty-two degrees north, December 14, 1774, P. 211 
 
 Porty-five degrees nortii P. 175 
 
 Lathrop, John H., lot in Lodi, formerly leased to 
 
 Moses D. Eose P.-B. 50, p. 317 
 
 Lawyer, Johannes, and others, granted in 1768, 
 
 division in 1791 . . P.-B. 28, p. 101; D.-B. 17, p. 157 
 
 Zimmer, and others, partition of lands to, 1790, P. 58 
 
 Second allotment of lands to, 1790 P. 59 
 
 Leake, John G., lands in Bedlington, escheated, P.-B. 51, p. 37 
 
 Lands of, estate of, in ISTew York city, 1831 P. 298 
 
 February 26, 1831 P. 303 
 
 Leake's patent, John G., Delaware county P. 300 
 
 Le Couteulx, Louis, property of, in Colonic, 1813. . . P. 216 
 
 Le Ray De Chaumont, land of P. 272 
 
 Lesse Company, viz.: Benj. Birdsall, and associates, 
 
 township 3, Old Military tract P.-B. 22, p. 183 
 
 M. P.-B. 22, p. 214 
 
 Lewis, Stewart, land of, in Albany, 1806. .D.-B. 35, p. 372 
 
 P. 164, 103, 187 
 
 Lewis, Essex county, adjoining Maul's patent, P.-B. 51, p. 243 
 
 Survey of (south tract, by Thomas Stower), 
 ' P.-B. 51, p. 195; P. 289 
 
Maps and Field Notes. 59 
 
 Lewiston, land between, and lot 21, Maycisco tract, 
 
 November, 1833 P. 321 
 
 Land between, and lot 20, Maycisco tract, 
 
 JSTovember, 1833 F.-B. 50, p. 229; P. 321 
 
 Village of, 1798 R. 83 
 
 Village of, 1816 P. 114 
 
 Village of, 1839 F.-B. 52, p. 269; P. 322 
 
 Village of, part of, 184Y P. 351 
 
 Ligbthouse purposes, map of lands ceded to tbe 
 
 United States for E. 167 
 
 Site in Coxsackie R. 262 
 
 Site at Narrows P. 291 
 
 Line of Cession in 1768, lots near P. 212 
 
 Lisbon and Louisville townships P. 36 
 
 Lispenard meadows, plan for draining P. 348 
 
 Literature tracts in Broome and Cbenango, survey of 
 
 "Wm. McClure, maps annexed F.-B. 8, p. 113 
 
 Lot in DeKalb F.-B. 51, p. 83; P. 305 
 
 Little Falls, abandoned canal lands at P. 457 
 
 Boston, Hoosac T. & W. E.. E., plan of location 
 
 through state lands P. 453 
 
 Liverpool, village of P. 246 
 
 Livingston, John and Philip, lands at Walum- 
 
 sack D.-B. 17, p. 400 
 
 Philip, and others D.-B. 37, p. 238, 256 
 
 Phillip P., and others, allotment to, in Schoharie 
 
 county, September, 1799 P. 210 
 
 Philip, and others, lands in Schoharie county, 
 
 granted in 1786 (1,729 acres) F.-B. 24, p. 56 
 
 Peter Van Brugh and others, lands between 
 Cookquaga branch Delaware and Susquehanna 
 
 river F.-B. 23, p. 243; M. F.-B. 32, p. 303 
 
 Eobert, lots in New York laid out in 1794 (maps 
 
 annexed) F.-B. 31, p. 169 
 
 Lloyds Neck, boundary line between the towns of 
 
 Oyster bay and Huntington E. 302 
 
 Locke township, original map P. 18 
 
 Lot No. 2, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 318 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 328 
 
 Lot No. 10, subdivided F.-B. 11, p. 144 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 68 
 
60 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Locke township — Continued : 
 
 Lot ISTos. 13 to 40, etc., subdivision P. 2T6 
 
 Lot JSTo. 20, subdivided F.-B. 11, p. 148 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. TO 
 Lot No. 22, escheated. .F.-B. 47, p. 19, p. 276; P. 276 
 
 Lot ISTo. 26, escheated F.-B. 41, p. 331 
 
 M. F.-B. 41, p. 341 
 
 Lot No. 28, escheated F.-B. 47, 11; p. 266; P. 266 
 
 Lot No. 42, unpatented, McFadden's survey iu 
 
 1819 F.-B. 11, p. 527; M. F.-B. 11, p. 537 
 
 Lot No. 42, unpatented, Townley's survey 
 
 F.-B. 42, p. 41; M. F.-B. 42, p. 41 
 Lot No. 44, unpatented, McFadden's survey in 
 
 1819 F.-B. 11, p. 543; M. F.-B. 11, p. 557 
 
 Lot No. 44, unpatented, Townley's survey 
 
 F.-B. 45, p. 49 
 
 Lot No. 49, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 152 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 72 
 
 Lot No. 94, subdivision of F.-B. 3, p. 31 
 
 M. F.-B. 3, p. 39 
 
 Lot No. 98, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 156 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 74 
 Lodi, east and west gores in, 1834. . . .F.-B. 50, p. 305, 313 
 
 East and west gores in P. 313 
 
 Long Island City, First ward, amended grades of 
 
 streets , E. 229 
 
 First and Third wards, property of 0. H. Jones, R. 110 
 Third ward, land under water of James Bobertson, K. 228 
 
 Gunther and Hinchman, lands granted to B. 257 
 
 Hunter and Yan Alst farms P. 417 
 
 Main street, proposed widening, etc., of R. 434 
 
 Streets, roads, avenues, public squares and parks 
 
 in, 1873 R. 158 
 
 Grrades, monuments and sewers of R. 177 
 
 Grades of portion of Barden avenue, Front 
 street, First, Fifth, Eleventh streets, and Ely 
 
 avenue R. 185 
 
 Amended grades of Fifth and Sixth streets, west 
 of Vernon avenue, and of West a,venue, be- 
 tween Fourth and Seventh streets in First 
 ward, city of R. 189 
 
Maps and Field ]\'otes. 61 
 
 Long Sault island in the river St. Lawrence. .F.-B. 51, p. 147 
 
 P. 260, 337 
 
 Lott, Abraham and Low D.-B. 16, p. 378 
 
 Lower Landing island in Oswego river. . . .F.-B. 15, p. 149 
 
 Lower and Upper Long Sault island P. 337 
 
 Lower island in Seneca river M. F.-B. 7, p. 411 
 
 Luzerne tract, Warren county, surveyed in 1810, by 
 
 Webster and Kellogg F.-B. 14, p. 19b; P. 31 
 
 Lyuots, Thomas, 6,000 acres P. 157 
 
 Lysander, original map of tovsmship P. 1 
 
 Lot Xo. 13, escheated F.-B. 51, p. 299 
 
 Lot Xo. 21, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 183 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 33 
 Lot ISTo. 35, map of, in tin ease, heirs of Geo. 
 Clinton. 
 
 Lot ]Sro. 46, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 1 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 13 
 
 Lot jSTo. 66, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 187 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 38 
 
 Lot JSTo. 67, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 16 
 
 il. F.-B. 40, p. 16 
 
 Lot Ko. 99, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 191 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 40 
 
 M. 
 McEvers, John, heirs of, lands in Honans and Haw- 
 den's patent D.-B. 15, p: 410 
 
 Maclure's survey of 300 acres in Sanford, in 1831, 
 
 Broome county . .F.-B. 49, p. 25; M. F.-B. 49, p. 26 
 Survey of Delaware tract in Windsor, 
 
 3 820 F.-B. 42, p. 174; M. F.-B. 42, p. 196 
 
 Survey of three tracts in Windsor, 1819, 
 
 F.-B. 42, p. 3; P. 247 
 
 IMclSriel's patent, Otsego coimty D.-B. 36, p. 514 
 
 Macomb's purchase, lot No. 1 D.-B. 36, p. 428 
 
 Madrid township P. 36 
 
 Magin, Sarah D.-B. 16, p. 378 
 
 Mallory, Nathl., and others, 9,973 acres P. 29 
 
 Mamakating', Ulster county, lands in, granted to 
 
 sundry persons, December 22, 1889 P. 133 
 
62 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Mamaroneck, land of, John Greacen, Jr., at, 1853. . P. 395 
 
 Lands applied for, by Otaighead et al., at P. 409 
 
 Lands of, O. Heathcote division, in 1774, 
 
 I r.-B.24, p. 255; P. 119 
 
 Scarsdale and Harrison purchase F.-B. 2, p. 213 
 
 Manlius township, original map P. T 
 
 Lot JSTo. 30, escheated P.-B. 40, p. 18 
 
 M. P.-B. 40, p. 18 
 
 Lot ISTo. 56, subdivision of P.-B. 11, p. 108 
 
 M. P.-B. 11, p. 18 
 
 Marcellus township, original map P. 9 
 
 Lot ISTo. 42, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 106 
 
 M.. P.-B. 11, p. 58 
 Lot No. 50, survey of James G-eddes, in 
 
 1809 P.-B. 22, p. 143; M.. P.-B. 22, p. 149 
 
 Lot ISTo. 86, escheated P.-B. 40, p. 19 
 
 M. P.-B. 40, p. 33 
 
 Lot 1^0. 88, escheated P.-B. 40, p. 36 
 
 M. P.-B. 40, p. 50 
 Marey and Trenton, map of change of town line 
 
 between R. 455 
 
 Margaretta township P. 141 
 
 Marine hospital, Staten Island P. 237, 424, 428 
 
 Marlborough, Eliza Peck, land under water in front 
 
 of land of R 49 
 
 Wm. 0. Young, land under water in front of 
 
 land of . . R. 42 
 
 Marsh Land Company's maps. 
 
 Bellport, Connecticut river. Smith point and 
 
 river R. 145 
 
 Coney island, Sheepshead bay and Garrittson's 
 
 creek R. 123 
 
 Cooper hill, Mannor hills, Mattituck village and 
 
 Cuchoque ._ R. 132 
 
 Crane neck, Conscience bay. Strong neck, Setau- 
 kot harbor. Port Jefferson harbor and Mt. 
 
 Sinai harbor. R.1130 
 
 Crummy's beach, Three Mile harbor, Hog creek, 
 Hog Creek point, Accabomuck harbor and 
 
 Barnes Hole R. 138 
 
Maps and Field I^otes. 63 
 
 Marsk Land Company's maps — Continued: 
 
 Eaton neck, Cow harbor, Little neck and Mis- 
 
 serquage river E. 129 
 
 Elusliing creek K. 120 
 
 Fort pond, Great pond, Eeed pond, Oyster pond 
 
 and Montauk point E. 141 
 
 Great Kills and contiguous shore line E. 122 
 
 Great Peconio bay. Little Peconic bay and 
 
 Lebonas creek E. 133 
 
 Green's point. Brown's point. Blue point and 
 
 Howell's point E. 146 
 
 Hamlia's point. Berberry island, Champlain 
 
 creek and Connetquot brook E. 147 
 
 Hashamomuck pond. Shelter Island sound, 
 
 Orient harbor. Oyster ponds, Long beach, 
 
 Long Beach bay. Little bay and Oyster Pond 
 
 point E. 135 
 
 Hempstead bay and South Oyster bay E. 148 
 
 Hunters point, Astoria, Flushing bay. College 
 
 point, Whitestone point and Willett'si point. . E. 118 
 Jessups neck, Nyack bay, Hog neck, Sag harbor, 
 
 Mashimuck point, Enssell's neck, North West 
 
 creek and.West harbor E. 137 
 
 Little Hog neck. Little Peconic bay, Great Hog 
 
 neck and Southold harbor E. 134 
 
 Lloyds neck, Lloyds harbor, "West neck and 
 
 Huntington E. 128 
 
 Mapeaqua beach and Mapeaqua bay E. 142 
 
 Matinicock point, Peacock point, Oak ISTeck 
 
 point, Centre Island point, Oyster bay, Oyster 
 
 Bay harbor and Cold Spring harbor E. 127 
 
 Moriches bay and Skatuck cove E. 144 
 
 Musquito cove and Hempstead harbor E. 126 
 
 Newtown creek, Maspeth and Brooklyn E. 119 
 
 Plum island E. 139 
 
 Prospect point. Sand's point, Barker's point, 
 
 Manhasset bay and Little neck E. 125 
 
 Quantuck bay, Shinnecock bay and Dana bay 
 
 (Quoque, Potunk) E. 143 
 
 Eockaway inlet and Jamaica bay E. 124 
 
64 Office of Seoeetaby of State. 
 
 Marsh. Land Company's map — Continued : 
 
 Shelter island R 136 
 
 Shore of Long island E. 149 
 
 Tobacco Lot bay, Gardiner's island and Bostvvick 
 
 bay R 140 
 
 Upper Aqueboque, Old Aqueboque, Great 
 
 Peconic bay and Southport R 131 
 
 Ward point, Prince's bay, Sequines point and 
 
 Presh Kills E. 121 
 
 Marsh, lots in South bay tract, Putnam, .Washington 
 
 county (five lots), survey in 1816, F.-B. 11, p. 521; P. 206 
 * Massachusetts pre-emption line, April 28, 1795 .... P. 47 
 Massachusetts ten townships, north tier, surveyed in 
 
 1813 -. F.-B. 15, p. 339; M. F.-P. 15, p. 367 
 
 /v Line run in 1788 P. 223 
 
 ,,— Map and partition deeds P. 140 
 
 ,_ Outlines of P. 126 
 
 Matthiessen & Weichers, extention of application . . P. 468 
 county (five lots), survey in 1816, F.-B. 11, p. 521; P. 206 
 Maul's and Livingston's patent, five lots adjoining. . P. 289 
 Maule's patent, Essex county, five lots of, adjoining, 
 
 surveyed in 1826 by T. Stower F.-B. 51, p. 195 
 
 Mayfield patent, outlines of P. 152 
 
 Mawiegunk patent, Columbia county, division in 
 
 1800 F.-B. 28, p. 309 
 
 Meadow island in Seneca river M. F.-B. 11, p. 85 
 
 Meadows on Grass river, St. Lawrence eovmty, 
 
 F.-B. 49, p. 442; P. 348 
 Meales, G., and others, lands granted to, in 1687, 
 
 1733 P. 336 
 
 Middleburgh, sloop lock and village lots in, 1829 ... P. 297 
 
 Middle island in Seneca river M. F.-B. 11, p. 82 
 
 Military tract, bounds of, in 1789 P. 223 
 
 Annins' survey of sundry lots in 1806, with 
 
 maps F.-B. 7, p. 141 
 
 Geddes' sui-vey of various lots in 1813, maps 
 
 annexed F.-B. 3, p. 11 
 
 Geddes' survey of various lots in 1806, maps 
 
 annexed F.-B. 11, p. 1 
 
 Larzeleres' survey of 50 Semp., 73 Aurelius, 21 
 
 Bmtus, and 8 Cato F.-B. 8, p. 213 
 
Haps asd Field Xotes. 65 
 
 Military tract — Continued : 
 
 Survey of vaaious lots in the, by C. C. Broad- 
 head in 1804 (two books) F.-B. 38, p. 1 
 
 Old map of P. Ul 
 
 Township Xo. 1, west part, 1812 P. 66 
 
 Township Xo. 4 D.-B. 30, p. 112 
 
 Township Xos. 6 and 7 D.-B. 28, p. 320 
 
 To^vnship Xo. 9, 1822 P. 320 
 
 Township X'o. 9, east part, 1823 P. 268 
 
 Township Xo. 10, 1813 P. 104 
 
 Township Xo. 11, 1832 P. 302 
 
 To^vnship Xo. 11, 1804 P. 127 
 
 To^vnship Xo. 12, south part, 1812 P. 68 
 
 Township X'o. 12, north part, 1805 P. 69 
 
 Brutus, lot Xo. 58 (literature), surveyed by 
 
 Larzalere in 1814, F.-B. 8, p. 275; M. F.-B. 8, p. 276 
 Cicero, lot 16, 14 Hannibal, by Geddes in 1814, 
 
 with maps F.-B. 8, p. 253 
 
 Islands in Oneida lake and Seneca river. .F.-B. 11, p. 81 
 Lot 50, Marcellus, subdivision of, by I. Geddes 
 
 in 1809 F.-B. 22, p. 141; M. F.-B. 22, p. 149 
 
 Original townships in, twenty-eight P. 1 to 28 
 
 Remnants of lots on north bounds of Boston, 10 
 
 To. and 100 in 45 TuUy and 11 Semp, F.-B. 15, p. 223 
 Sterling, lots 32, 62 and 68, and 33 Galen, by 
 
 Larzalere, with maps F.-B. 15, p. Ill 
 
 Solon, subdivision of Lots 15 and 87, maps 
 
 annexed F.-B. 15, p. 347 
 
 Mill lot, Oneida, C'astleton, surveyed by P. Gifford in 
 
 1827 (two surveys) '. .F.-B. 49, pp. 87, 99 
 
 Milton, Hallock, land under water in front of land of, P. 45 
 Handley, Jacob, land under water in front of 
 
 land of R. 39 
 
 Sands, land under water in front of land of .... P. 40 
 Smith ik Craft, land under water in front of 
 
 land of E. 41 
 
 Milton to'wnship, original map P. 17 
 
 Lot Xo. 8, escheated F.-B. 48, p. 481 
 
 M. F.-B. 48, p. 484 
 9 
 
66 Office of Seceetai;!' of State. 
 
 Milton township — Continued: 
 
 Lot Wo. 31, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 297 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 301 
 
 Lot No. 40, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 302 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 303 
 
 Lot JSTo. 50, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 308 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 311 
 
 Lot No. 65, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 53 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 67 
 
 Lot. IST. 80, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 69 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 69 
 
 Lot No. 83, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 70 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 92 
 Lot No. 85, " unpatented," surveyed by K. 
 
 Townley in 1826 F.-B. 45, p. 59 
 
 Lot No. 85, " unpatented," surveyed by IVIc- 
 
 Faddenin 1809. .F.-B. 12, p. 368; M. F.-B. 12, p. 378 
 
 Lot No. 90, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 95 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 107 
 
 Minefords island. May 5, 1763 P. 159 
 
 Mine reservation surveyed in 1807 by Joseph 
 
 Annin .F.-B. 3, p. 141; M. F.-B. 3, p. 151 
 
 Minneford island P. 159 
 
 Minisink, Angle D.-B. 16, p. 162 
 
 Minisink patent (three books), F.-B. 36, pp. 48, 183; P'. 48, 56 
 
 Outlines of, March 20, 1765 P. 97 
 
 Subdivision of P. 48 
 
 Webb's map of P. 56 
 
 Missionary Society, Northern, 640 acres in Oneida 
 
 county F.-B. 9, p. 97; P. 72 
 
 Missionary, lot Westmoreland, Oneida county, sur- 
 veyed by G. Butler in 1833 F.-B. 49, p. 1; P. 314 
 
 Mohav^rk and Hudson rivers, grants adjacent to. . . . P. 372 
 Mohawk river, map of proposed straightening of, at 
 
 Utica * R. 446 
 
 Montague, Levsas county P. 430 
 
 Montgomery and Schoharie counties, division line be- 
 tween, April, 1810 P. 204 
 
 Montgomery county, lands in P. 152 
 
Maps and Field Xotes. 67 
 
 Moose river tract, gores in, 1847 '. . . . P. 374: 
 
 Outlines of the townskips, being ten in num- 
 ber F.-B. 44, p. 179; P. 258 
 
 Township Xo. 1 F.-B. 4a, p. 1; P. 254 
 
 Township Xo. 2 F.-B. 43, p. 193; P. 255 
 
 Township Xo. 3 F.-B. 43, p. 355; P. 256 
 
 Township Xo. 4 F.-B. 48, p. 1; P. 264 
 
 Township X^o. 9 F.-B. 44, p. 1; P. 257 
 
 Morris, Robert, purchase from Gorham &; 
 
 Phelps D.-B. 23, p. 174 
 
 Morrisania, map of Xorth Brothers island, property 
 
 of the town of R. 154 
 
 Division line between, and West Farms P. 394 
 
 Morris, Gouvemeur, lands of, in Morrisania P. 467 
 
 Mott avenue, location of, from Spuyten Duyvil and 
 Port Morris railroad to One Hundred and Sixty- 
 fifth street E. 187 
 
 Mott's landing, July 15, 1854 P. 393 
 
 ]Mott's point, Jamaica bay P. 401 
 
 Mount Pleasant, Aspinwall, W. H., land under water of, E.. 79 
 
 Fremont, J. B., land under water of E. 101 
 
 "Kingsland, A. C, land under water of E. 78 
 
 Kingsland, A. C., land under water of E. 92 
 
 Kingsland, D. C, lands under water of E. 80 
 
 Mud creek, swamp lands at P. 347 
 
 Xanticoke township, 1789 F.-B. 236, P. 236 
 
 Xewburgh, Brown, J. W., land under water adjacent 
 
 to land of E. 43 
 
 Forsyth, lands under water granted to P. 419 
 
 Gillis, Jacob, lands owned by E. 50 
 
 Hathaway, 0. S., lands owned by E. 48 
 
 Lands under water at P. 427 
 
 Map of city of E. 58 
 
 Peck, Eliza, lands under water adjacent to land of, E. 49 
 Washington, Iron "Works and Eamsdell's property, E. 36 
 
 St. John, D. B., lands owned by E. 52 
 
 Streets in, survey of Case B, Xo. B 
 
 Xew Guinea (Xew Stockbridge). . . F.-B. 48, p. 36; P. 277 
 Xew Hartford and Whitestown, boundary line be- 
 tween E. 258 
 
68 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Newkerks lower and upper islands in Oswego 
 
 river F.-B. 15, pp. 152, 153 
 
 New Lots, National cemetery grounds at P. 4:63 
 
 ISTew ISTetherlands, carte, figurative of P. 366 
 
 New Petersburg!!, lot No. 43, fourth allotment, ap- 
 praisement of F.-B. 15, p. 247 
 
 New Pre-emption line run in 1796 P. 47 
 
 New Eochelle, lands under water to Clias. Hoffnieister, E.. 65 
 New Steinford township, Delaware county,. .F.-B, 5, p. 211 
 
 P. 78 
 New Stockbridge, northeast part, purchase of, 
 
 1819 F.-B. 47, p. 206; P. 243 
 
 Indian lands in, May, 1825 P. 277 
 
 New Guinea tract. May, 1825 P. 277 
 
 Southwest part, purchase of, 1819 .... F.-B. 47, p. 153 
 
 P. 243 
 Newtown, Burnet, John, may of land under water of, R. 99 
 
 Bordon, "Wm., land under water to E.. 62 
 
 Line between, and the town of Bushwick, F.-B. 32, p. 341 
 
 Line between, and Flushing R. 218 
 
 Muscle island R. 88 
 
 Riker's island, map of land under water of, 
 
 Kingsland and Sutton R. 115 
 
 Schoonmalter, G., map of land under water of . . R. 102 
 
 White, D. T., map of land under water of R. 114 
 
 Creek, exterior lines of said creek as recom- 
 mended by said commissioners, and the lines 
 of the existing piers, wharves and bulkheads, 
 
 and also the original shore line R. 83, 84 
 
 New Utrecht, lands surs^eyed by Bergen P. 415 
 
 Lands at narrows in, volimie 1, miscellaneous files. 
 New York city, avenues, roads and streets in. 
 
 Alexander avenue to One Hundred and Thirty- 
 eighth street P. 448 
 
 Anderson aveniie, discontinuance of, between 
 
 Sedgwick avenue and Bremer avenue R. 418 
 
 Andrews avenue, between Bumside avenue and 
 
 Fordham road, change of classification of . . . . R. 371 
 Andrews avenue, change of parts of R. 403 
 
Maps asd Field Xotes. 69 
 
 l<rew York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Avenue about 900 feet east of Hudson K. E., 
 and about 21,000 feet north of One Hundred 
 and Fifty-fifth street, Twenty-fourth ward. . P. 443 
 
 Avenues and streets in Twelfth and Twenty- 
 fourth wards. R. 288 
 
 Avenues and streets lying between Elliot street. 
 Featherbed lane and Jerome avenue, location, 
 etc., of R. 467 
 
 Bailey avenue, Twenty-fourth ward P. 447 
 
 Bailey avenue, north of Eiverdale avenue and 
 
 Tilar place. Twenty-fourth ward P. 456 
 
 Bainbridge avenue, change of lines of, from East 
 One Hundred and Eighty-seventh street to 
 Welch street E. 443 
 
 Bainbridge avenue, change of, from a point 
 
 about 190 feet south of Travers street R. 393 
 
 Bailey avenue, Boston avenue to Van Cortlandt 
 
 avenue. Twenty-fourth ward R. 283 
 
 Barretto street, from Lane avenue to Wetmore 
 
 avenue R. 395 
 
 Beach avenue, Twenty-third ward R. 264 
 
 Beck avenue. Twenty-third ward R. 264 
 
 Berrian avenue, street from, to the proposed 
 station of the J^ew York and Harlem railroad, 
 north of the Southern bovdevard R. 170 
 
 Birch street, from TTolf street to Marcher ave- 
 nue A. 357 
 
 Block 462, bounded by West Farms road. East 
 One Hundred#and Sixty-seventh street and 
 Westchester avenue R. 444 
 
 Streets, Boscobel, roads and avenues and parks in, R. 192 
 
 Boscobel avenue, from Jerome avenue to the 
 
 bridge approach A. 356 
 
 Boston avenue, between Bailey avenue and Fort 
 
 Independence street R. 488 
 
 Boston road, from Third avenue to Westchester 
 avenue, in West Farms, from Boston road to 
 Bronx river R. 204 
 
 Boulevard and Riverside avenue, change between, P. 454 
 
70 OrriCE OF Secretary oh Siatf;. 
 
 'New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Bremer avenue, from Devoe street to Birch 
 
 street K. 310 
 
 Bremer avenue, from Jerome avenue to Devoe 
 street, and Devoe street, from Bremer avenue 
 to Ogden avenue E.. 311 
 
 Briggs avenue K. 262 
 
 Brook avenue and Third avenue, discontinuance 
 
 of E. 4Y4 
 
 Brook avenue, from East One Hundred and 
 Fifty-sixth street to Third avenue, change of 
 grade E. 4Y4 
 
 Bremer avenue, change of grade of, from Jerome 
 
 avenue to Birch street E. 475 
 
 Bristow street, from Stebbins avenue to> Boston 
 road; Ohisholm street, from Stebbins avenue 
 to Jennings street; Jennings street, from 
 Stebbins avenue to Union avenue E. 366 
 
 Brook avenue, from Webster avenue to Wend- 
 over avenue. Twenty-third and Twenty- 
 fourth wards E. 478 
 
 Brookline street, from Kingsbridge road to Web- 
 ster avenue. Twenty-fourth ward E. 316 
 
 Brookline street, from Kingsbridge road to 
 
 Marion avenue E. 402 
 
 Brookline street, changp of, from Valentine 
 
 avenue to Kingsbridge road E. 344 
 
 Bungay street, east of One Hundred and Forty- 
 ninth street E. 269 
 
 Bumside avenue. Twenty-fourth "Vard E. 267 
 
 Cammann street, from Fordham road, westerly 
 of the ]Sr. Y. C. & H. E. E., to Fordham road 
 near Sedgwick avenue E. 476 
 
 Canal street, plan of drainage in P. 341 
 
 Carlin avenue E. 252 
 
 Carr street, from Webster avenue to Vanderbilt 
 
 avenue E. 339 
 
 Casanova street, classification of, from Edgewater 
 road to Wenman avenue, and of Lake avenue, 
 from Barretto street to Tiffany street E. 416 
 
jMaps akd Field jSTotes. 71 
 
 ISTew York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Cauldwell avenue, from Westchester avenue to 
 
 Boston road, change of classification of E. 379 
 
 Cedar avenue, between Eiverview terrace and 
 
 Fordham road, change of classification of . . . K. 371 
 
 Cedar place, from Eagle avenue to Union ave- 
 nue, change of classification of R. 379 
 
 Central bridge, over the, Harlem river to Butter- 
 nut street and Pond place in the Twenty-third 
 ward R. 510 
 
 Chambers to Christopher streets (Hudson river 
 
 shore) E. 241 
 
 Change of grades on Sixty-fourth, Sixty-fifth, 
 Sixty-sixth, Sixty-seventh, Sixth-eighth, Sixty- 
 ninth, Seventy, Seventy-first, Seventy-second, 
 Seventy-third, Seventy-fourth, Seventy-fifth, 
 Seventy-sixth, Seventy-seventh, Seventy- 
 eighth and Seventy-ninth streets, between 
 Avenue A and Exterior street, East river, on 
 Eightieth and Eighty-first streets, between 
 Avenue B and Exterior street, East liver, and 
 on Avenue B, between Seventy-niaeth and 
 Eighty-eighth streets E,. 440 
 
 Change of grades of streets from East One Hun- 
 dred and Eifty-third street to East One Hun- 
 dred and Eifty-sixth street, and from Eaihoad 
 avenue east to Cortlandt avenue in the 
 Twenty-third ward of the city of Xew York . . E. 456 
 
 Collect street, plan of drainage in P. 344 
 
 College avenue ia Twenty-third ward, city of . . . E. 178 
 
 College avenue, from East One Hundred and 
 Eorty-sixth street to East One Hundred and 
 Forty-eighth street E. 484 
 
 College avenue, discontinuance of part of, be- 
 tween the west side of Third avenue and the 
 south side of East One Hundred and Sixty- 
 fifth street E. 294 
 
 Concord avenue, plan of P. 438 
 
 Concord avenue, Twenty-third ward E. 264 
 
72 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Concord avenue, from Westchester avenue to 
 Boston avenue, in the Twenty-third ward of 
 the city of E. 200 
 
 Concourse in the Twenty-fourth ward K. 511-512 
 
 Courtland avenue R. 272 
 
 Courtlandt avenue, widening of, in the Twenty- 
 third ward R. 492 
 
 Crotona avenue, former Broadway, from Boston 
 
 road to the Southern boulevard E. 498 
 
 Crimmins avenue, from Division avenue to St. 
 
 Mary's street E. 300 
 
 Dawson street. Twenty-third ward E. 264 
 
 Dawson street, westerly of Prospect avenue, 
 
 change of location of E. 460 
 
 Dawson street, classification of, from "West- 
 chester avenue to Prospect avenue, in the 
 Twenty-third ward E. 470 
 
 Decatur avenue, change of, between Isaac street 
 
 and Travers street E. 385 
 
 Decatur avenue, from Brookline street to Isaac 
 
 street E. 421 
 
 Decatur avenue, change of classification of, from 
 Brookline street to Middlebrook parkway in 
 Twenty-fourth ward E. 346 
 
 Decatur avenue, from Tappen street to angle 
 
 north of Isaac street in Twenty-fourth ward, E. 4-79 
 
 Denman place, from Cauldwell avenue to 
 
 Prospect avenue, change of classification of . . E. 387 
 . Division avenue, plan of P. 438 
 
 Dyckman street, from Kingsbridge road to Eiver 
 
 street, Twelfth ward E. 323 
 
 Dyckman street, Kingsbridge road to Eiver 
 
 street, Twelfth ward E. 284 
 
 Eagle avenue, from Westchester avenue to One 
 
 Hundred and Sixty-third street E. 196 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, 
 from St. Ann's avenue to South-ern Boulevard 
 in the Twenty-third ward E. 305 
 
Maps axd Field Xotes. 73 
 
 Xew York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth, street, 
 from Southern Boulevard to Long Island 
 sound; and Union street, from Lind avenue to 
 Ogden avenue ^ R. 373 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, from 
 Willow avenue to Summit, east of IST. Y., 
 N. H. & H. R. E R. 494 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street, be- 
 tween Rider avenue and Third avenue, change 
 of classification of R. 37l 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street. 
 
 Twenty-third ward R. 270 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, 
 
 from Harlem river to Third avenue R. 492 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, 
 change of grade of, from. Mott avenue to 
 Rider avenue R. 466 
 
 East One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, 
 from St. Ann 's avenue to Southern Boulevard 
 ia the Twenty-third ward R. 304 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-first street, from 
 
 St. Ann's avenue to Locust avenue R. 378 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-fourth street, from 
 Gerard avenue to Railroad avenue east, 
 change of classification of R. 379 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-fourth street, 
 Railroad avenue east, and East One Hundred 
 and Forty-sixth street, change of grade of . . . R, 468 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-seventh street, R. 252, 339 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-ninth street. 
 
 Twenty-third ward R. 264 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-ninth street, from 
 Harlem river to Third avenue, and of East 
 One Hundred and Sixty-third street, from 
 Third avenue to Prospect avenue in the 
 Twenty-third ward R. 499 
 
 East One Hundred and Fifty-third street, west 
 
 of Railroad avenue east, discontiauance of . . R. 399 
 10 
 
74 Office of Seoeetaby of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — ■ Continued : 
 
 East One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street. 
 
 College avenue to Courtland avenue P. 459 
 
 East One Hundred and Fifty-sijjtli street, be- 
 tween Elton avenue, alteration of, and Third 
 avenue •. . R. 454 
 
 East One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, from 
 Railroad avenue, east to Sheridan avenue, dis- 
 continuance of R. 399 
 
 East One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, from 
 
 St. Ann's avenue to Westchester avenue. ... R. 38-2 
 
 East On© Hundred and Fifty-eighth street, from 
 Morris avenue to Sherman avenue, discontinu- 
 ance/ of R. 399 
 
 East One Hundred and Fifty-ninth street and 
 
 Railroad avenue. Twenty-third ward R. 274 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixtieth street, change 
 of grade of, between Elton avenue and "Wash- 
 ington avenue, in connection with the sinking 
 of the tracks of the Port Morris branch of the 
 New York and Harlem railroad. ; R. 431 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-first street, 
 
 Twenty-third ward R. 273 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-second street, from 
 Prospect avenue to Westchester avenue, and 
 the change of the location of East One Hun- 
 dred and Sixty-third street, between Prospect 
 avenue and Westchester avenue R. 480 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-third street, from 
 Sheridan avenue to Railroad avenue west, 
 change of classification of R. 379 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street, 
 change of classification of, from Cauldwell 
 avenue to Trinity avenue R. 334 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street, from 
 Sherman avenue to East One Hundred and 
 Sixty-fifth street in the Twenty-third ward, 
 showing Pelham avenue from Webster avenue 
 to the Southern Boulevard .- R. 497 
 
Maps akd Field Xotes. 75 
 
 New York citv, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street, from 
 Sherman avenue to East One Hundred and 
 Sixty-fifth street in the Twenty-third ward, 
 showing Pelham avenue from Webster ave- 
 nue to the Southern Boulevard R. 497 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street, from 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street to 
 Railroad avenue west, and from Brook avenue 
 to Trinity avenue R- 350 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, 
 
 Twenty-third ward R. 250 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, from 
 
 Sheridan avenue to Third' avenue R. 422 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-eighth street, from 
 Webster avenue to Franklin avenue in the 
 Twenty-third ward R. 347 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street, 
 
 from Franklia avenue to Union avenue .... R. 328 
 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street, 
 change of grade, from the eastern curbline of 
 Third avenue to the western curbline of Ful- 
 ton avenue R. 430 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventieth street, from 
 
 Prospect avenue to Bristown street R. 435 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-first street, from 
 
 Webster avenue to Brook avenue R. 349 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-second street, 
 
 from Vanderbilt avenue, east to Third avenue, R. 351 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-second street, 
 from Vanderbilt avenue, east to Third avenue 
 and railroad reservation at Central Morrisania 
 station R. 358 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-third street, 
 change of, from Weeks street to Crontona 
 park R. 331 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-third street, 
 
 grade of R. 265 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-third street, 
 
 from Weeks street to Third avenue R. 343 
 
76 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-third street, 
 from Weeks street to Webster avenue, change 
 of grade R. 427 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-fourth street, 
 
 between Carter avenue and Third avenue. . . R. 352 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street, 
 
 from Carter avenue to Southern boulevard. . R. 360 
 
 East One Humdred and Seventy-sixth street, be- 
 tween Carter avenue and Third avenue R. 345 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street, 
 from Anthony avenue to Tremont avenue, 
 change of R. 380 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street, 
 
 from Jerome avenue to Tremont avenue. . . . R. 348 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-sixth street, 
 
 from Vanderbilt avenue to Third avenue. ... R. 339 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-eighth street, 
 from Lafontaine avenue to Hughes avenue. 
 Twenty-fourth ward, extension of R. 514 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-eighth street, 
 change of, from Vanderbilt avenue, east to 
 Webster avenue, its extension to Buriiside 
 avenue and location of bridge across the New 
 York and Harlem railroad R. 425 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-eighth street, 
 from Vanderbilt avenue, east to La Fontaine 
 avenue R. 353 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-eighth street, 
 from Vanderbilt avenue, east to Third avenue, 
 change of. ., R. 383 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-ninth street, 
 
 from Tiebout avenue to Third avenue R. 428 
 
 East One Hundred and Seventy-ninth street, 
 extension of, from Vanderbilt avenue, east 
 to Washington avenue, in the Twenty-fourth 
 ward R. 407 
 
 East One Hundred and Eighty-third street, 
 
 change of grade of R. 495 
 
M.vrs AKi) Field Xotes. 77 
 
 !N'ew York city, avenues, etc. — C'ontimied: 
 
 East One Hundred and Eighty -fourth street, 
 from Jerome avenue to Webster avenue, 
 Twenty-fourth ward , R. 312 
 
 East One Hundred and Eighty-seventh street, 
 from Vanderbilt avenue, west to Third ave- 
 nue E. 502 
 
 East One Hundred and Eighty-eighth street, 
 
 from Sedgwick avenue to Grand avenue .... E. 503 
 
 East One Hundred and Eighty-ninth street 
 (formerly Welch street), from Fordham. road 
 to Webster avenue K. 502 
 
 Edgecombe road, Twelfth ward P. 442 
 
 Between Edgecombe road and Highbridge park. 
 One Hundred and Seventieth to One Hun- 
 dred and Seventy-fifth streets, Twelfth ward, P. 450 
 
 Edgecombe road, from north line of One Hun- 
 dred and Eifty-fifth street to the north line of 
 One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street, ex- 
 tended easterly E. 486 
 
 Edgecombe road, from the northerly line of One 
 Hundred and Eifty-fifth street to the northerly 
 line of One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street 
 extended ; and the extension of certain streets, E. 477 
 
 Eighty-fourth and ISTinety-sixth streets, changes 
 
 between P. 454 
 
 Exterior or Marginal street, wharf or place. East 
 
 river E. 485 
 
 Exterior street, grades of, extending along the 
 westerly shore of the East (Hudson) river in 
 the city of Xew York from East Sixty-fourth 
 street to Eighty-first street E. 432 
 
 Featherbed lane, from Aqueduct avenue to 
 
 Jerome avenue in the Twenty-fourth ward. . E. 368 
 
 Fisk place, from Plimpton avenue to Xelson 
 
 avenue - E. 483 
 
 Streets, Fordham, roads and avenues and parks in, E. 192 
 
 Fordham Heights, in the Twenty-fourth ward of 
 
 the citv of Xew York E. 501 
 
78 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 Fordham Heigkts district, cliange of street sys- 
 tem in, between Sedgwick avenue and tlie 
 Harlem river R. 341 
 
 Fordham Heights, district lying between Sedg- 
 wick avenue and the Harlem river, and ex- 
 tending from the lands of H. W. T. Mali to 
 those of IST. P. Bailey, grades of avenues, etc. . E. 381 
 
 Fordham road, between the Harlem river and 
 
 Jerome avenue R. 503 
 
 Fordham road, from Jerome avenue to East One 
 Hundred and Eighty-ninth street (foriaerly 
 Welch street) R. 502 
 
 Fox avenue. Twenty-third ward : . . . . R. 264 
 
 Freeman street, from Union avenue to Southern 
 
 Boulevard, change of classification of R. 3S7 
 
 German place, between East One Hundred and 
 
 Fifty-sixth street and John street, widening of, R. 4Y4 
 
 Gerard avenue, Twenty-third ward E. 249 
 
 Gerard avenue, from East Thirty-eighth street 
 
 to Jerome avenue. Twenty-third ward R. 259 
 
 Giles place, between Boston avenue and Sedg- 
 wick avenue R. 489 
 
 Grand boulevard and concourse, approach to, 
 
 from Central bridge R. 510, 512 
 
 Grand avenue, from Railroad avenue, west to 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-first street, dis- 
 continuance of R. 399 
 
 Greenwich, Washington and West streets (1804), R. 231 
 
 Grove street, from Bergen avenue to Brook 
 
 avenue P. 446 
 
 Hampden street, between Sedgwick avenue and 
 
 Wadsworth street, classification of R. 371 
 
 Hampden street, from Sedgwick avenue to Aque- 
 duct avenue R. 398 
 
 Harlem river ship canal and East One Hundred 
 and Eighty-third street, between Vanderbilt 
 
 avenue R. 502 
 
 Heath avenue, change of, at Fordham Heights 
 station of the New York and Northern rail- 
 road in the Twenty-fourth ward R. 439 
 
Maps ai^d Field Xotes. 79 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Heath avenue, change of gi'ade of, from Sedg- 
 wick avenue to Powell place R. 295 
 
 Herbert street, eleven lots escheated on death of 
 
 J. U. Leaks P. 308 
 
 Hewitt place, from Kobbins avenue to Prospect 
 
 avenue, change of location of E. 460 
 
 High Bridge district, Twenty-third ward and 
 
 Twenty-fourth ward R 271 
 
 High Bridge park in the Twelfth ward K. 365 
 
 High Bridge park in the Twelfth ward of the city 
 
 of Xew York as closed and discontinued .... E.. 414 
 
 Hunt's Point district, in the Twenty-fourth 
 
 ward, in the city of R. 201, 208 
 
 Hunt's Point district, bounded hy Edgewater 
 
 road, etc., width, grades, etc., of E. 423 
 
 Hunt's Point district, bounded by Prospect 
 
 avenue, etc., width, courses, etc., of E. 424 
 
 Hunt's Poiat district, part of, between Trinity 
 avenue and Dawson street, and from East One 
 Hundred and Sixty-third to East One Hun- 
 dred and Fifty-sixth street and Legget 
 avenue E. 293 
 
 Hunt's Point district, changes in, lying between 
 George street, Franklin avenue, the Twenty- 
 third ward boundary line, and Intervale 
 avenue, 1888 E. 370 
 
 Hunt's Point road, from Lane avenue to La- 
 fayette road E. 395 
 
 Independence avenue, from Morrison street to 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway, change of classifica- 
 tioni of E. 396 
 
 Intervale avenue, hetween East One Hundred 
 and Sixty-seventh street and East One Hun- 
 dred and Sixty-ninth street, change of grade of, E. 472 
 
 Isham street, from Two Hundred and Eighteenth 
 
 street to Kingshridge road E. 464 
 
 Jackson avenue, from Westchester avenue to 
 
 Boston road, change of classification of E. 379 
 
 Jerome avenue, part of, between Potter place 
 
 and Southern Boulevard P. 436 
 
80 Office of Secbetaey of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Jerome Park station, in the Twenty-fourth 
 
 ward, city of K. 183 
 
 John street, from Brook avenue to Eagle 
 
 avenue, change of classification of K. 335 
 
 Kappock street, change of lines of, between 
 Palisade avenue and the Spuyten Duyvil 
 
 parkway K. 326 
 
 Kappock street, from Putnam avenue to 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway, change of classifi- 
 cation of K. 396 
 
 Kelly and Stebbins avenues, TWenty-third ward, E. 264 
 Kingsbridge street, roads and avenues and parks 
 
 in E. 192 
 
 Kingsbridge road and Grand Boulevard. . . . E. 511-512 
 Kingsbridge road, from Inwood to Harlem road, E. 165 
 Lafayette road, from Tiffany street to Hunt's 
 
 Point road E. 895 
 
 Lane avenue, from Tiffany street to Hunt's Point 
 
 road E. 395 
 
 Leggett avenue, Twenty-third ward E. 264 
 
 Lincoln avenue E. 248 
 
 Lind avenue, Twenty-third ward P. 441 
 
 Locust avenue, between East One Hundred and 
 Thirty-second street and East One Hundred 
 and Porty-first street, change of classification 
 
 of E. 371 
 
 Loring place, change of parts of E. 403 
 
 Marcher avenue, from Jerome avenue tO' 
 Peatherbed lane in the Twenty-third and 
 
 Twenty-fourth wards E. 369 
 
 Marion avenue E. 252 
 
 Marion avenue, change of, between Travers 
 
 street and the city of 'New York E. 392 
 
 Melrose avenue, from North Third avenue to 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-third street. 
 
 Twenty-third ward E. 281 
 
 Melrose avenu'e, change of lines of, from Third 
 avenue to East One Hundred and Sixty-third 
 street E. 330 
 
Map s and Field jSTotes. 81 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 Monuments of streets and places laid out and 
 altered, under chapter 681 of the Laws of 
 1886, by the commissioners of the department 
 of pubKc parks, width, grades, etc., of R. 433 
 
 Morrisania district, Twenty-third ward of jSTew 
 York city, bounded by One Hundred and 
 Sixty-first street, the Xew York and Harlem 
 railroad, and Spuyten Duyril and Port Morris 
 railroad. Brook avenue, between Westchester 
 avenue and One Hundred and Sixty-fourth 
 street . . . '. P. 445 
 
 Morris avenue, in Twenty-third ward, city of . . R. 178 
 
 Mott avenue R. 187 
 
 Mott avenue and Spencer place P. 439 
 
 Mott avenue, between Railroad avenue east and 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, 
 change of classification of R. 371 
 
 Mott avenue, westerly side of, Twenty-third 
 ward R. 287 
 
 Mott avenue, from East One Hundred aud 
 Eorty-sixth street to East One Hundred and 
 Forty-nuith street R. 340 
 
 Nathalie avenue, change of grade, near "Kings- 
 bridge road and laying out of a drainage 
 street, between Nathalie avenue and Kings- 
 bridge road R. 436 
 
 Nelson avenue, from Devoe street to Featherbed 
 
 lane R. 483 
 
 New York and Harlem railroad, plan for de- 
 pression of tracks, etc., and carrying certain 
 streets, etc R. 317 
 
 New York and Harlem railroad, Port Morris 
 branch, from East One Hundred and Fifty- 
 Sixth street to junction vsrith main line, at 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, plan 
 for depression of tracks, etc., and carrying cer- 
 tain street, etc R. 372 
 
 Ninth avenue, from Two Hundred and StKteenth 
 
 street to Kingsbridge road R. 464 
 
 11 
 
82 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 JSTew York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 Ninety-ninth street, between Third and Fourth 
 
 avenues, 1883 K. 297 
 
 One Hundred and Mneteenth street, from Tenth 
 
 avenue to Kingsbridge road, Twelfth ward. . R 247 
 
 One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, in 
 
 Twenty-third ward, city of R. 178 
 
 One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, in 
 Twenty-third ward in the city of, from Locust 
 avenue to the state water line on Long Island 
 sound K. 181 
 
 One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street, from 
 Brook avenue to St. Ann's avenue. Twenty- 
 third ward P. 455 
 
 One Hundred and Forty-ninth street, in Twenty- 
 third ward, from Eiver avenue to the Harlem 
 bulkhead line R. 182 
 
 One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, Twenty- 
 third ward R. 264 
 
 One Hundred and Fifty-sixth street, from Brook 
 
 avenue to German place P. 446 
 
 One Hundred and Sixtieth street, from a 
 distance of 160 feet west of AVashington 
 avenue P. 446 
 
 One Hundred and Sixty-first street, from Wash- 
 ington avenue to Brook avenue P. 446 
 
 One Hundred and Sixty-second street, between 
 the lines of Eleventh avenue and Kingsbridge 
 road R. 338 
 
 One Hundred and Sixty-third street, from Port 
 
 Morris branch railroad to "Washington avenue, P. 446 
 
 One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street and Boston 
 
 road, change of classification of R. 371 
 
 One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street, from Tenth 
 
 avenue to Kingsbridge road R. 247 
 
 One Hundred and Seventy-ninth, One Hundred 
 
 and Eightieth, and One Himdred and Eighty- 
 
 ! second streets, between Amsterdam avenue 
 
 and Kingsbridge road in the Twelfth ward, R. 453 
 
Maps and Field Kotes. 83 
 
 Xew York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 One Hundred an.d Eiglity-second street, between 
 the lines of Tenth avenue and Kingsbridge 
 road K. 296 
 
 One Hundred and Eighty^sixth street, from 
 Amsterdam avenue to "Wadsworth avenue, in 
 the TweKth waj-d K. 473 
 
 One Hundred and Eighty-eighth and One Hun- 
 dred and Eighty-ninth streets, between Am- 
 sterdam avenue and Wadsworth avenue. ... E.. 457 
 
 Ogden avenue, from Orchard street to Aqueduct 
 avenue, in the Twenty-third and Twenty- 
 fourth wards R. 375 
 
 Osborne place, alterations ia the line of. Twenty- 
 fourth ward E. 354 
 
 Osborne place, change of parts of R. 403 
 
 Osborne place, change of lines of, west of Loring 
 
 place. Twenty-fourth waxd, October 26, 1891, R. 463 
 
 Palisade avenue, change of lines of, on the lands 
 of Mr. A. E. Putnam, in the Twenty-fourth 
 ward, dated February 18, 1888 R. 332 
 
 Parks at intersection of Sedgwick avenue, vnth 
 
 Mott and Walton avenues. Twenty-third ward, P. 449 
 
 Perry avenue, part lying between the Southern 
 boulevard and Suburban street. Twenty- 
 fourth ward R. 308 
 
 Plimpton avenue from Orchard street to 
 
 Featherbed lane E. 483 
 
 Port Morris district, Twenty-third ward R. 268 
 
 Prospect avenue, Twenty-third ward R. 264 
 
 Public park at junction of East One Hundred 
 
 and Mnety-second street R. 511-512 
 
 Public place bounded by East One Hundred 
 and Thirty-eighth street, Mptt avenue and 
 Railroad avenue, east R. 492 
 
 Public park in the Seventh ward of the city of 
 
 New York, under chapter 529, Laws 1884, R. 307 
 
 Public park in the Seventh ward, chapter 529, 
 
 Laws 1884 R. 291 
 
 Public square in Twelfth ward P. 432 
 
I 
 
 84 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Contimied: 
 
 Quarry road, between Vanderbilt avenue, west, 
 and Bathgate avenue in the Twenty-fourth 
 ward, east, discontinued E. 315 
 
 Railroad and foot bridge across Harlem river, 
 
 near Eighth avenue "R. 213 
 
 Rae street, change of classification of R. 339 
 
 Railroad avenue, discontinuance of, west from 
 
 Sheridan avenue to Morris avenue R. 399 
 
 Railroad avenue, east from the Harlem river, 
 
 to One Hundred and Sixty-first street R. 211 
 
 Railroad avenue, change of grade of, east from 
 East One Hundred and Eifty-sixth street to 
 East One Hundred and Eifty-eighth street. 
 Twenty-third ward R. 303 
 
 Railroad avenue, change of grade, east from One 
 Hundred axid Eifty-eighth street to East One 
 Hundred and Sixty-first street and East 
 One Hundred and Eifty-seventh street to East 
 One Hundred and Eifty-eighth street, East 
 One Hundred and Eif ty-niqth street, East One 
 Himdred and Sixtieth street and East One 
 Hundred and Sixty-first street, from Rail- 
 road avenue, east, to Courtlandt avenue. ... R. 314 
 
 Railroad avenue, change of, west from Moms 
 avenue to East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth 
 street R. 406 
 
 Railroad avenue, change of, west from Morris 
 avenue to East One Hundred and Sixty-first 
 street R. 386 
 
 Rider avenue, north of East One Hundred and 
 
 Thirty-fifth street P. 460 
 
 River avenue, in Twenty-third ward, city of . . . . R. 207 
 
 Riverdale avenue,. Twenty-fourth ward P. 447 
 
 Riverdale avenue, first street west of, location 
 of, from the southern line of the former W. 
 0. Wetmore estate to Riverdale avenue .... R. 442 
 
 Riverdale avenue, unnamed street connecting 
 Broadway with East One Hundred and 
 Ninety-second street, at R. 502 
 
Maps akd Field Xotes. 85 
 
 New York city; avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 Riverside avenue, property taken for widening 
 of, between One Hundred and Twenty-second 
 street and One Hundred and Twenty-seventh, 
 street, in the Twelfth ward R. 462 
 
 Riverview terrace, from Sedgwick avenue to the 
 summit between Dashwood place and Powell 
 place R. 481 
 
 Riverview terrace, unnamed street between, and 
 
 Commerce avenue, discontinuance of R. 359 
 
 Roads and avenues lying north and east of a line 
 commenciag at the termination of the south- 
 erly line of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth 
 street, at or in the Hudson river R. 186 
 
 Roads and avenues withiu that part of the 
 Twelfth ward lying between the Harlem 
 river, Spuyten Duyvil creek and the United 
 States channel line of Harlem river R. 469 
 
 Road junction of Bloomingdale road. Eighth 
 
 avenue and Fifty-ninth street P. 433 
 
 Robbins avenue, from Southern boulevard to 
 
 East One Hundred and Forty-first street. ... R. 361 
 
 Robbins avenue. Twenty-third ward R. 264 
 
 Robbins street, plan of P. 438 
 
 Ryer avenue, from Burnside avenue to Welch 
 
 street, change of classification of ... R. 387 
 
 St. Ann's avenue, from Westchester avenue to 
 Rae street, Twenty-third ward, dated jSTovem- 
 ber 10, 1887 R. 313 
 
 St. Joseph's street, plan of P. 438 
 
 St. Mary's street, plan of P. 438 
 
 Seaman avenue, from Two Hundred and Eigh- 
 teenth street to Isham street R. 464 
 
 Section 6 of the final maps of the Twenty-third 
 and Twenty-fourth wards, changes of grades 
 in, bounded by Eastern boulevard, Farragut 
 street, Caswell avenue, Payne street, Viele 
 street and Whittier street, in Twenty-third 
 ward R. 513 
 
 Sedgwick avenue, between Boston avenue and 
 
 Van Courtlandt avenue P. 437 
 
86 Office of Secret aey of State. 
 
 JSTew York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Sedgwick avenue, from about 500 feet soutli of 
 rordham landing road to Bailey avenue, and 
 Bailey avenue from Sedgwick avenue to the 
 Kingsbridge road R. 202 
 
 Sedgwick avenue, from Cromwell avenue to 
 Mott avenue in the Twenty-third ward, city 
 of E. 199 
 
 Sedgwick avenue, from Boston avenue to junc- 
 tion of Bailey avenue It. 209 
 
 Sherman avenue, bounded north by One Hun- 
 dred and Sixty-first street, etc E.. 277 
 
 Sherman avenue, from Railroad avenue west to 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-first street, dis- 
 continuance of R. 399 
 
 Sherman avenue, One Hundred and Sixty-first 
 street to One Hundred and Sixty-fourth street. 
 Twenty-third ward E. 276 
 
 Southern boulevard and St. Ann's avenue, 
 
 change of grade at the intersection of R. 342 
 
 Southern boulevard, from Third avenue to Lin- 
 coln avenue E. 301 
 
 Southern boulevard, from Willis avenue to 
 
 Brown place E. 299 
 
 Spofford street, from Tiffany street to Hunt's 
 
 point road E. 395 
 
 Spuyten DuyvU district, in the Twenty-fourth 
 
 ward E. 191 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil district, part in the Twenty- 
 fourth ward, bounded on the north by " Eiver 
 avenue," so called, east by Eiverside avenue:, 
 south by Delafield's land, west by Hudson 
 river E. 324 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway, from the Hudson river 
 
 to Riverdale avenue R. 198 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway, street or avenue from 
 a point on line A, southerly of Riverdale 
 avenue, to a point in R. 319 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway, street connecting with 
 
 Broadway E. 203 
 
]\Iaps axd Field Xotes. 87 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway and line A, street or 
 avenue between, in the southern part of 
 Spuyten Duyvil district, replacing partially 
 
 the present Johnson avenue R. 322 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway and line B, street or 
 avenue between, near present TTarren street, 
 and running southeasterly to present Johnson 
 
 avenue R. 321 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway and Riverdale avenue, 
 street or avenue in the southern part of 
 Spuyten Duyvil district, replacing partially 
 
 the present Kingsbridge road R. 320 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil road and Johnson avenue, along 
 the jSTew York Central and Hudson River rail- 
 road R. 374 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil parkway district, street or 
 avenue about 2,500 feet from the north line 
 of Two Hundred and Twenty-fifth street. ... R. 318 
 
 Stebbins avenue, change of classification of R. 371 
 
 Streets established, retained and abandoned, pur- 
 suant to chapte.r 587, Laws of 1881 P. 451 
 
 Streets and places as laid out and altered under 
 
 chapter 681 of the Laws of 1886 R. 337 
 
 Streets, etc., lying north and east of a line com- 
 mencing at the termination of the southerly 
 line of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street, 
 and a prolongation of said line to the middle 
 
 of Harlem river R. 188 
 
 Streets and roads laid out by the park commis- 
 sioners to the northward of the southerly line 
 
 of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street R. 156 
 
 R. 74, 75, 156, 157, 163, 164 
 Summit and Gambril street. Southern boulevard, 
 
 Twenty-fourth ward R. 251 
 
 Suspension bridge, north of High bridge R. 174 
 
 Teasdale place, change of width of, from Third 
 
 avenue to Trinity avenue R. 309 
 
88 • Office of Seceetary of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 Teller avenue, from Railroad avenue west to East 
 One Hundred and Sixty-fifth street, and East 
 One Hundred and Sixty-third street, from 
 Railroad avenue west to Morris avenue R. 362 
 
 Teller place, extending from the Melrose depot 
 plot of the New York and Harlem railroad 
 to Oourtlandt avenue R. 363 
 
 Teller place, change of classification of, extend- 
 ing from the Melrose depot plot of the New 
 York and Harlem Railroad Company to 
 Courtlandt avenue R. 390 
 
 Tenth avenue to Kingsbridge road, street from, 
 between One Hundred and Eighty-third and 
 One Hundred and Eighty -fifth streets R. 166 
 
 Third avenue and Boston avenue, grades of poi^ 
 tions of, in the T^venty-third ward of the city 
 of (formerly town of Morrisania) R. 175 
 
 Third avenue, at its easterly side, between Clifton 
 street and Teasdale place, in the Twenty- 
 third ward, widening of R. 506 
 
 Third avenue, between One Hundred and 
 Thirty-eighth street and . One Hundred and 
 Forty-seventh street R. 180 
 
 Third avenue to Prospect avenue, change of 
 
 classification of R. 3Y9 
 
 Tiffany street, from Intervale to Land avenues . . R. 384 
 
 Tiffany street, from Lane avenue to Wetmore 
 
 avenue R. 395 
 
 Tiffany street, from the East river to Longwood 
 avenue, from Tiffany street to the Southern 
 boulevard R. 471 
 
 Tremont avenue. Twenty-fourth ward R. 263 
 
 Trinity avenue. East One Hundred and Eifty- 
 sixth street to East One Hundred and Sixty- 
 fifth street. Twenty-third ward R. 279 
 
 Trinity avenue. One Hundred and Eifty-sixth 
 
 street to Boston road. Twenty-third ward. . . . R. 286 
 
 Trinity avenue, and grades of R. 171 
 
 Twelfth ward, land to be taken for drainage pur- 
 poses in R. 389 
 
Maps and Field jSTotes. 89 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 Twelfth ward — Continued: 
 
 Streets and avenues between Edgecombe 
 
 and Kingsbridge road R. 298 
 
 Street or road between boulevard and 
 ISFew York Central and Hudson River 
 railroad R. 419 
 
 Streets and avenues north of north line of 
 
 Dyckman street R. 367 
 
 Streets and avenues north of One Hundred 
 
 and Fifty-fifth street R. 261 
 
 Street closed, chapter 185, Laws 1885 R. 420 
 
 Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards: 
 
 Central district. Twenty-fourth ward, plan 
 
 of R. 205 
 
 Morrisania district. Twenty-third ward, part 
 
 of R. 210 
 
 Plan of Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth 
 
 wards R. 493 
 
 Streets, roads, etc., in, map and field notes 
 of. In Atlas. 
 
 Streets, avenues and roads bounded by 
 Southern boulevard, Briggs avenue, Mos- 
 hoLm. parkway and Marion avenue R. 491 
 
 Streets, avenues aad roads bounded on the 
 south by East One Hundred and Eighty- 
 fourth street, on the west by Marion 
 avenue, Bainbridge avenue and Marion 
 avenue, on the north by Suburban street, 
 and on the east by the New York and 
 Harlem railroad R. 487 
 
 Streets, avenues and roads bounded by 
 Third avenue. East One Hundred and 
 Seventieth street, Fulton avenue, Cro- 
 tona park. Prospect avenue and Boston 
 road R. 490 
 
 Streets and avenues, Twenty-third ward, 
 between Railroad avenue, west, Webster 
 avenue, Sheridan avenue, East One Hun- 
 dred and Sixty-second and One Hundred 
 and Sixty-seventh streets and Overlook 
 avenue R. 292 
 
90 Office of Seoeetaey of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued: 
 
 Twenty-third and TWenty -fourth, wards — Continued: 
 
 Streets, certain, in TWenty-fourth ward. . . E. 285- 
 
 Street system in, changed or revised. . . . E.. 329 
 
 333, 336, 388, 391, 394, 397, 400, 401, 404 
 
 413, 415, 426, 429, 431, 437, 438, 441, 496 
 
 500, 504, 508, 513 
 
 Two Hundred and Eighteenth street, from 
 
 Isham street to Harlem river E.. 464 
 
 Two Hundred and Nineteenth street, from 
 
 Isham street to Harlem river E. 464 
 
 Two Hundred and Twentieth street from 
 
 Seaman street to Harlem river E. 464 
 
 Undercliif avenue E. 408 
 
 Undercliff avenue, change of, between the E. 
 W. Montgomery estate and the bridge across 
 the Harlem river at One Hundred and 
 Eighty-fii«t street, and at the junction with 
 Sedgwick avenue E. 405 
 
 Undercliff avenue, from Washington bridge 
 north to Sedgwick avenue, change of classifi- 
 cation of E. 384 
 
 Union avenue, Twenty-third ward E. 264 
 
 Union street, change of width of, from Lind 
 avenue to Marcher avenue, Twenty-third 
 ward E. 417 
 
 Vanderbilt avenue, east, change of grade of, be- 
 tween East One Hundred and Sixty-eighth 
 and East One Hundred and Sixty-ninth streets 
 and between East One Hundred and Sixty- 
 ninth and East One Hundred and Seventieth 
 streets E. 376 
 
 Vanderbilt avenue, change of classification of, 
 from East One Hundred and Seventy-fourth 
 street to East One Hundred and Eighty-third 
 street E. 377 
 
 Vandercliff avenue in the TVenty-fourth ward, E. 408 
 
 Viaduct connecting the Macomb's dam bridge 
 with the Grand boulevard and concourse at 
 East One Hundred and Sixty-first street, in 
 the Twenty-third ward E. 509 
 
Maps and Field Notes. 91 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Continued : 
 
 Wales avenue. Twenty-third ward R. 264 
 
 Washington avenue, from On© Hundred and 
 Sixty-third to One Hundred and Sixtieth 
 streets E. 446 
 
 Washington avenue, from East One Hundred 
 and Sixty-fifth to East One Hundred and 
 Sixty-eighth streets. Twenty-third ward .... K. 282 
 
 Webster avenue, from East Two Hundred and 
 First street (former Suburban street), to East 
 Two Hundred and Thirty-third street, in the 
 Twenty-fourth ward of the city of New York, E. 505 
 
 Welch street, extension of, in the Twenty-fourth 
 
 ward, city of R. 212 
 
 Wendover avenue, between Brook avenue and 
 
 Yanderbilt avenue, east E. 482 
 
 West and Third avenues E. 502 
 
 Westchester avenue, from Third avenue to 
 
 Bronx river E. 179 
 
 West Farms district, Twenty-fourth ward, 
 streets, etc., in, west by Fordham avenue, 
 Hoffman street and Xew York and Harlem 
 railroad, north and east by Bronx river, 
 south by paxt of Pelham avenue, AYind- 
 sor avenue and Boston road, and a line about 
 1,100 feet north of Twenty-third ward line, E. 216 
 
 West Farms road, from East One Hundred and 
 Seventy-second street to East One Hundred 
 and Seventy-sixth street, in the Twenty-fourth 
 ward ■. E. 507 
 
 Wetmore avenue, from Tiffany street to Bar- 
 
 retto street E. 395 
 
 Willis avenue, to One Hundred and Thirty- 
 eighth street. Twenty-third ward P. 448 
 
 Willow avenue, between East One Hundred and 
 Thirty-second street and East One Hundred 
 and Thirty-eighth street, change of classifica- 
 tion of E. 371 
 
92 Office of Seoeetaet of State. 
 
 New York city, avenues, etc. — Contitiued : 
 
 Willow avenue, change of grade of, between 
 Long Island sound and East One Hundred 
 and Tiiirty-eiglitli street. Twenty-third ward, 
 
 April 16, 1891 E. 461 
 
 Woodlawn district, plan of streets, etc., in P. 440 
 
 "Woodlawn district, street system in that part of, 
 lying between East Chester street. Mount 
 Vernon avenue, the northerly boundary of the 
 
 city and the Bronx river R. 438 
 
 Woodruff street, from the Southern boulevard 
 
 to the center of Bronx river E.. 364 
 
 Wolf street, between Sedgwick avenue and 
 Harlem river, channel line, change of grade 
 
 of R 472 
 
 New York city. Bayard's farm in D.-B. 27, p. 363 
 
 Bloomingdale, Geo. Pollock, lands of . . . D.-B. p. 178 
 Botanic garden, ground occupied by, vol. 1, 
 miscellaneous files. 
 
 Boundary between Westchester county P. 429 
 
 Burr, A., Henry Beekman, and others, land 
 
 in D.-B. 29, p. 332 
 
 Collect and Canal streets, June 19, 1813 P. 344 
 
 Contoured map of New York city and vicinity, 
 
 filed May 11, 1892 R. 465 
 
 East river (Goercke map, 1793), from Battery 
 
 to Corkers hook R. 238 
 
 East river, shore from Battery to Corlaers hook, R. 233 
 East river, shore from Grand street to Tweoaty- 
 
 third street R. 234 
 
 Grants of land under water made to various 
 parties from 1686 to 1873, from the Battery 
 to Fifty-first street, Hudson and East rivers, 
 also pier and bulkhead lines established from 
 
 1730 to 1873 R. 168, 195 
 
 Grants of land under water, application of com- 
 missioners of public docks. Twenty-third and 
 Twenty-fourth wards R. 327 
 
Map s and Field jSTotes. 93 
 
 New York city — Continued : 
 
 Harlem river crossiag Suburban Rapid Transit 
 
 Co., showing location, etc K. 220 
 
 Hudson river, sbore from Battery to Hubert 
 
 street E. 239 
 
 Hudson river, shore from Battery to Seven- 
 teenth street R 232 
 
 Land to be taken for drainage purposes, in the 
 TweKth ward of the city of New York, imder 
 
 authority of chapter 423, Laws 1888 R. 389 
 
 Larzaleres, lands of, lying in Gold street, D.-B. 30, p. 199 
 
 Lispenard's meadow, June 19, 1812 P. 344 
 
 Manhattan island and Brooklyn shore, from 
 
 Beaubier House to Red Hook point R. 240 
 
 Map of R. 26, 243, 277 
 
 Maps of, copies of original, ia state library. ... R. 242 
 Map of, from Battery to Nineteenth and Thirty- 
 third streets R. 237 
 
 Map of, made under direction of department of 
 
 docks R. 117 
 
 Morris, Fordham, and others, subdivision of a 
 
 plot of land of ' R. 355 
 
 Pollock, Carlisle, land of P. 161 
 
 State arsenals at P. 308, 361, 362 
 
 New York Harbor, viz. : Bedloe's island, Fort "Wads- 
 worth, Ellis island, Governor's island. Fort 
 Hamilton, David's island, Fort Schuyler, Fort 
 
 Lafayette R. 215 
 
 Atlas of volume I, eastern shore of the Hudson river. 
 Sheet No. 1. From the Battery to Pier No. 18. 
 
 2. From Pier No. 18 to Pier No. 38. 
 
 3. From Pier No. 39 to Pier No. 52. 
 
 4. From Charles street to Sixteenth 
 
 street. 
 
 5. From Sixteenth street to Thirty- 
 
 second street. 
 
 6. From West Thirty-second street to 
 
 "West Forty-sixth street. 
 
 7. From "West Forty-seventh street to 
 
 "West Sixty-first street. 
 
«'"! Office of Seceetaet of State. 
 
 IS'ow York harbor — Continued: 
 
 Atlas of Tolumel — Continued: 
 
 Sheet ISTo. 8. Erom West Sixty-first street to "West 
 Ninety-eighth street. 
 9. Erom Ninety-seventh street to One 
 Hundred and Thirty-fifth street. 
 
 10. Erom One Hundred and Thirty-fifth 
 
 street to One Hundred and Sev- 
 enty-third street. 
 
 11. Erom One Hundred and Seventy- 
 
 fourth street to Two Hundred and 
 Twelfth street. 
 
 12. Part of the shores of New Jersey, 
 
 New York, Hell Gate and "West- 
 chester county. 
 13.. Part of the shore of New Jersey, 
 New York and Brooklyn. 
 
 14. Erom Jersey City to Arthur kill. 
 
 15. Erom Atlantic dock to Coney Island. 
 
 16. Erom Elizabethport to Kossville. 
 lY; Erom South Amboy to Kossville. 
 
 Atlas of volume II, shores of the East river and Hell 
 Gate, of Harlem river and of the shores of Long 
 Island, between the Atlantic dock an.d Barren 
 island. 
 Sheet No. 1. Erom the Battery to Pier No. 2. 
 
 2. Erom Pier No. 22 to Pier No. 44. 
 
 3. Erom Pier No. 44 to Pier No. 55. 
 
 4. Erom Grand street to East Ninth 
 
 street. 
 
 5. Erom East Ninth street to East 
 
 Twentieth street. 
 
 6. Ei'om Twentieth street to Thirty- 
 
 fourth street. 
 Y. Blackwell's island. 
 
 8. Hell Gate and part of Blackwell's 
 
 island. 
 
 9. Erom Hell Gate to Throg's Neck. 
 10. Harlem river, from Ward's island to 
 
 Harlem railroad bridge. 
 
Maps and Field jS^^otes. 95 
 
 1\ ew York harbor — Continued : 
 
 Atlas of volume II — Continued : 
 
 Sheet ISTo. 11. Harlem river, from Harlem to High 
 Bridge. 
 
 12. Harlem river, from High Bridge to 
 
 Fordhatn's daia. 
 
 13. Spuyten Duyvil creek and head of 
 
 Harlem river. 
 
 14. From Eagle street, Green Point, to 
 
 "West Eighth street. Hunter's 
 Point. 
 
 15. 2\ewtown creek. 
 
 16. Dupont street to Bushwick creek. 
 
 17. From Grand street to Thirteenth 
 
 street. 
 
 18. From Wallabout to South First 
 
 street. 
 
 19. Cob dock. 
 
 20. From jMarston & Powers' coal yard 
 
 to the Xavy Yard. 
 
 21. From Ford's pier to ilarston & 
 
 Powers' coal yard. 
 
 22. From Ford's pier to Hamilton 
 
 avenue ferry. 
 
 23. From Atlantic dock to Gowanus 
 
 creek. 
 
 24. Gowanus bay basins. 
 Topographical sheets of, in portfolio, entitled United 
 
 States coast survey. 
 Map JSTo. 1. EjU Yau KuU and ISTewark bay. 
 
 2. Chelsea to Howland's hook. (Staten 
 
 Island.) 
 
 3. Eockaway Beach. (Long Island.) 
 
 4. Ward's Point to Great Kills. (Staten 
 
 Island.) 
 
 5. Staten Island sound. 
 
 6. Staten Island sound. 
 
 7. Constables Point to Craven's Point. 
 
 (Staten Island.) 
 
 8. New Brighton to Elm Tree Beacon. 
 
 (Staten Island.) 
 
96 Office of Secketaet of State. 
 
 N^ew York harbor — Continued: 
 
 Topographical sheets of — Continued: 
 
 Map No. 9. Jersey City to Craven's Point. (New- 
 Jersey shore.) 
 
 10. Earitan and Sandy Hook bay. (New 
 
 Jersey shore.) 
 
 11. Guttenburg to Normansville. (New 
 
 Jersey shore.) 
 
 12. Coney Island. 
 
 13. Raritan and Sandy Hook bay. (New- 
 
 Jersey shore.) 
 
 14. Sandy Hook and Highlands of Nava- 
 
 sink. 
 
 15. Jersey City to Guttenburg. 
 
 16. Bedloe's and Ellis islands. 
 
 17. Fort Hamilton upwards. (Long 
 
 Island shore.) 
 
 18. Hell Gate to Throgg's Neck. (East 
 
 river.) 
 
 19. Brooklyn to Eavenswood. (Long 
 
 Island.) 
 
 20. Eort Washington to Spuyten Duyvil 
 
 creek. (North river.) 
 Hydraulic sheets of, in portfolio, entitled United States 
 coast survey. 
 Map No. 21. Arthur's kill, or Staten Island sound. 
 
 22. Diamond and Coenties reef. 
 
 23. Arthur's kill to Elizabethport. 
 
 24. Kill Van KuU. 
 
 25. Newark bay. 
 
 26. Castle Garden to Thirty-eighth street. 
 
 (North river.) 
 
 27. Bull's ferry upwards. (North river.) 
 
 28. Washington Point to Yonkers. 
 
 (North river.) 
 
 29. East river and lower Hudson. 
 
 30. Upper bay. 
 
 31. Lower bay. 
 
 32. Map entitled, " Sheet No. 1, U. S; 
 
 Coast Survey, New York Harbor," 
 sho-wing the exterior pier head line. 
 
ilAips AXD Field Xotes. it? 
 
 ]^ew York harbor — Continued : 
 
 Catalogue of maps filed in 1861 R. 245 
 
 East river, sti^eajn chart of ebb current in K. 161 
 
 East river, stream chart of flood current in. . . . R. 162 
 
 Maps of E. 2i, 29, 243 
 
 Sketches of lands reclaimed from E. 230 
 
 Pier and bulkhead lines at Gowanus bay E. 260 
 
 Pier and bulkhead lines, pursuant to chapter 
 
 697, Laws of 1867 E. 57 
 
 New York state, boundary line between Connecticut 
 
 and E. 32 
 
 Boundary line between Canada and P. 353, 342 
 
 Boundary line between iSTew Jersey, and lands 
 
 under water ia Earitan bay E. 306 
 
 Boundary between Xew Jersey and, in Hudson 
 river from opposite the Battery, New York 
 city to the boundary line between the states 
 
 on the north E. 410 
 
 Boundary line between Vermont and P. 227 
 
 Kill Von Kull and New York bay from the 
 Baltimore and Ohio bridge in Arthur kill, 
 near Elizabethport, N. J., to the Hudson 
 
 river, opposite the Battery E. 411 
 
 Arthur kill from entrance to Earitan bay to the 
 Baltimore and Ohio bridge near Elizabeth- 
 port, K J., all dated December 23, 1889 E. 412 
 
 Geological map of E. 5, 226 
 
 Map of, from new and original surveys, under 
 
 the direction of J. H. French, 1860 E. 151 
 
 Maps of E. 1, 13, 151 
 
 Post route map E. 153, 193 
 
 Niagara Falls, state reservation at P. 461 
 
 Niagara, Fort, land at P. 327 
 
 Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Lands along, reserved to state P. 77 
 
 Lands along the easterly side surveyed by I. 
 
 Annin F.-B. 7, p. 1 
 
 Line between New York and Canada P. 342, 353 
 
 Survey of, with a map annexed to. . . . F.-B. 35, p. 127 
 
 M. F.-B. 35-147 
 13 
 
98 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Niagara tract, land between, and Lewiston P. 321 
 
 Niagara, No. II, part of boundary of P. 353 
 
 Nine Partners, Dutchess county, surveyed in 
 
 1743 F.-B. 16, p. 127; D.-B. 22, p. 210 
 
 Nixon and Comstock, land sold to, ilareli 20, 1856, P. 388 
 
 Noble, Arthur, estate of D.-B. 28, p. 194 
 
 Nobleborough D.-B. 36, p. 392; D.-B. 39, p. 165 
 
 D.-B. 28, p. 194 
 Noble, James, and J. Ferguson, 200 acres in Hebron, 
 
 Washington county F.-B. 15, p. 327; P. 201 
 
 North America, map of part of R. 15 
 
 North Brighton, 1,000 acre tract in : P. 296 
 
 North Gore, between townships Nos. 12 and 14, 
 
 Totten & Ci-ossfield's purchase, F.-B. 44, p. 273; P. 309 
 
 North Greenbusli, town of P. 381 
 
 North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, and Flushing, 
 
 line between E. 218 
 
 Northern Missionary Society, 640 acres of lands of, in 
 
 Oneida county F.-B. 9, p. 97; P. 72 
 
 North River Head, tract surveyed in 1807, by Web- 
 ster & Kellogg F.-B. 13, p. 479; P. 134 
 
 North Tier of Massachusetts, ten townships, surveyed 
 
 ■ by J. Geddes, in 1813, F.-B. 15, p. 339; M. F.-B. 15-367 
 
 North West bay tract, six additional lots, surveyed in 
 
 1812 F.-B. 12, p. 151; P. 209 
 
 Survey of a strip cut off from Hitchcock's 
 
 patent F.-B. 12, p. 147 
 
 Survey of, Webster & Kellogg, in 1810, 
 
 F.-B. 12, p. 5; P. 165 
 Norton, Heman, and others, see Brighton Bridge 
 
 Company F.-B. 50, p. 321; P. 296 
 
 Nyack, land under water adjacent to land of Peter 
 
 Depew 
 
 Land under water, between Piermont and . . 
 Lands under water granted to J. G. Perry. . 
 
 O. 
 
 Oaks creek, Otsego county, lands of Robert Pei^ 
 
 kins D.-B. 20, p. 315 
 
 Oblong of equivalent lands , D.-B. 17, p. 457 and 471 
 
 R. 
 
 46 
 
 E. 
 
 38 
 
 R. 
 
 34 
 
Maps axd Field !Xoies. [f'J 
 
 Oblong or equivalent lands D.-B. 14, p. 132 
 
 Old Military tract, Essex county, 6,088 acres of the 
 
 gore south of township 12 F.-B. i9, p. 11 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 19 
 
 Gore between Kefugee tract and, F.-B. -±9, p. 55 ; P. 06 
 
 Townships 1 and 2, west part surveyed by J. 
 
 Richards in 1813 F.-B. 26, p. 183 
 
 Township 1, east part (120 lots), and land ad- 
 joining on east (Thorn in 1805) . . . F.-B. 26, p. 493 
 
 P. 132 
 
 Township 2, part of, called the Jay tract, 
 
 F.-B. 14, p. 1; P. 102 
 
 Township 3, granted to B. Birdsall and asso- 
 ciates F.-B. 22, p. 183; il. F.-B. 22, p. 214 
 
 Township 4, map in deed-book D.-B. 30, p. 112 
 
 Township 4, strip west of Franklin county. ... P. 368 
 
 Township 9, east part surveyed by Kellogg, 
 
 1823 F.-B. 47, p. 107 
 
 Township 9, west part surveyed by S. D. Kel- 
 logg in 1822 F.-B. 46, p. 3; P. 263 
 
 Township 10, Franklia county, surveyed by I. 
 
 Bihards ia 1813 F.-B. 19, p. 4; P. 104 
 
 Township 11, sun-eyed in 1804, by S. Thorn 
 
 (three books) . . .' F.-B. 30, p. 233; P. 127 
 
 I'ownship 11, resurvey in 1832, by Rich- 
 ards F.-B. 49, p. 215; P. 302 
 
 Township 11, southeast part called white fore- 
 mountain tract F.-B. 14, p. 183; P. 102 
 
 Township 12, resurvey of lots 102 and 109, by 
 
 M. Andrews, 1809 F.-B. 26, p. 575 
 
 Township 12, 7,740 acres, south of, sp.rveyed by 
 
 J. Richards in 1833, being a gore, F.-B. 49, p. 21 
 
 Township 12, south part of, surveyed by J. 
 
 Richards, ini 1813 F.-B. 26, p. 129; P. 68 
 
 Township 12, north part of, surveyed by S. 
 
 Thorn in 1805 F.-B. 26, p. 408 
 
 Oneida, south part and mill lot at, two surveys in 
 
 1827 and 1828 F.-B. 49, d. 87 and 99 
 
 Oneida and Tuscarora Indians, land purchased of, 
 
 iSTovember 12, 1790 P. 57 
 
 Lands purchased of. January 3, 1787 P. 110, 154 
 
100 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Oneida, Castleton, surveyed in 1815, F.-B. 15, p. 199; P. 172 
 Mill lot and lots in, 1827, F.-B. 49, p. 87, 89; P. 287 
 Oneida Creek tract, Madison county, surveyed in 
 
 1811 F.-B. 10, p. 5; P. 135 
 
 Oneida Indians, orchard party, 1,000 acres purchased 
 
 from, in 1830 F.-B. 49, p. 135; P. 295 
 
 Orchard party, purchase of March 13, 1834, 
 
 Gifford's survey F.-B. 51, p. 75; P. 306 
 
 Orchard party, purchase of. May 23, 1842, sur- 
 veyed by K Burchard F.-B. 52, p. 180; P. 331 
 
 First and second Christian parties, purchase of, 
 May 23, 1842, surveyed by IST. Burch- 
 ard F.-B. 52, p. 198; P. 331 
 
 First and second purchase of June 25, 1842, 
 surveyed by N. Burchard (three lots) 
 
 F.-B. 52, p. 245; P. 334 
 
 Orchard party, March 13, 1841 P. 328 
 
 First Christian party, purchase of Ferbuary, 
 
 1829, surveyed by P. Gifford F.-B. 51, p. 267 
 
 M. F.-B. 51, p. 278 
 First and second Christian parties, May, 
 
 1842 F.-B. 52, p. 198; P. 330 
 
 First and second Christian parties, purchase of 
 
 March 8, 1841 P. 382 
 
 First and second Christian parties, purchase of, 
 June 19, 1840, survey by E". Burch- 
 ard F.-B. 52, p. 1; P. 329 
 
 Oneida lake, islands in, surveyed by James Ged- 
 
 des F.-B. 11, p. 81 
 
 Oneida purchase, lands purchased from, 1802 P. 319 
 
 Of 1802, Madison county, iN'orth Seneca turn- 
 pike, C C. Broadhead, in 1805 (seven 
 
 lots) F.-B. 3, p. 165; M. F.-B. 3, p. 177 
 
 Of 1802 P. 217 
 
 Of 1815, surveyed by 0. C. Broadhead, maps 
 
 annexed F.-B. 15, p. 159 
 
 Of 1824, second Christian party, F.-B. 48, p. 328; P. 273 
 Of 1826, second Christian party, F.-B. 48, p. 307; P. 283 
 Of 1827, 208 acres, F.-B. 49, p. 147; M. F.-B. 49, p. 149 
 Of 1829 (second Oneida purchase, October 8, 
 
 1829) F.-B. 51, p. 1; P. 293 
 
Map s and Field Notes. 101 
 
 Oneida purchase — Continued: 
 
 Of 1829, nortli one-half of lots 15 and 16, pur- 
 chased by I. B. Terry T.-B. 49, p. 425 
 
 M. E.-B. 49, p. 432 
 Fifty thousaad acres south of Corby's manor, to 
 
 W. Bayard P. 70 
 
 Of 1829 (first Oneida purchase, February, 
 
 1829) F.-B. 51, p. 267; M. F.-B. 51, p. 279 
 
 Of 1840 (First and second Christian 
 
 parties) F.-B. 52, p. 1 
 
 Oneida reservation, appraisement of, lot No. 
 
 224 F.-B. 15, p. 247 
 
 claims to pre-emption F.-B. 27, p. 247 
 
 Gore adjoining Varick & Bell's patent, in Sul- 
 
 Kvan county F.-B. 42, p. 128; P. 270 
 
 Gospel and school lots for twenty townships. . P. 137 
 
 Indian meadows. Fish creek reservation P. 249 
 
 Twelve lots between Chittingo creek and Two- 
 mile strip south of S. turnpike F.-B. 3, p. 328 
 
 Three hundred and sixty acres south of Myndert 
 
 Wemple's (four lots) F.-B. 17, p. 198 
 
 Northwesterly part, surveyed in 1803 by C. C. 
 
 Broadhead F.-B. 3, p. 181; P. 92 
 
 Survey of, part of, 1803 P. 219 
 
 Schuyler's survey, in 1796 (includiag twelve 
 
 lots in Fish creek) F.-B. 27, p. 3; P. 35 
 
 Schuyler's survey, in 1798, twenty-seven lots, in 
 
 two tracts, 16 and 11 F.-B. 6, p. 247; P. 30 
 
 Onondaga purchase of 1822, part of residence reser- 
 vation F.-B. 45, p. 243; II. F.-B. 45, p. 241 
 
 Onondaga reservation, west part surveyed in 1796, 
 
 by Annid & Oantine F.-B. 6, p. 73 
 
 Lots 78, 188, appraisement of F.-B. 3, p. 103 
 
 Survey of Annin & Cantine, 1795, F.-B. 6, p. 3; P. 33 
 Onondaga residence reservation, purchase of, 1822, 
 
 F.-B. 45, p. 243; M. F.-B. 45, p. 241 
 
 Purchase of, 1817, east part F.-B. 17, p. 49; P. 168 
 
 Onondaga Salt Springs reservation, coarse salt on 
 
 Oswego canal P. 323, 325 
 
 Coarse salt lots, west side of Tice street, 
 
 Salina P. 324 
 
102 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Onondaga Salt Springs reservation — Continued: 
 Farm lots, surveyed by John Eandel, Jr., in 
 
 1820, etc F.-B. 53, p. 5 
 
 Farm lot N. 250, sub. A F.-B. 50, p. 309 
 
 Farm lot K 250, sub. B F.-B. 60, p. 311 
 
 Farm lots, 100 and 102, survey by A. Kel- 
 logg F.-B. 52, p. 265; M. F.-B. 52, p. 265 
 
 Farm lots, 100 and 102, surveyed by A. Kel- 
 logg F.-B. 53, p. 371; M. F.-B. 53, p. 370 
 
 Farfn lots 269, 270 P. 464 
 
 Geddes, village in, 1812 P. 240, 245 
 
 Subdivision of block 35 F.-B. 53, p. 365 
 
 State lands at P. 326 
 
 Subdivision of block No. 33 F.-B. 53, p. 355 
 
 M. F.-B. 53, p. 354; P. 387 
 East and west gores in Lodi (Rose lot) 
 
 F.-B. 50, p. 305, 313; P. 333 
 
 Lands reserved in, 1810 P. 87 
 
 Liverpool village P. 246 
 
 Salina village P. 153, 245 
 
 Land at, to be sold, ISToxon & C'omstock. . P. 388 
 
 State lands on Seneca turnpike P. 333 
 
 Surveyed by J. Randal, Jr., 1820, 1821 P. 262 
 
 Salt works, villages P. 183 
 
 Salt manufacturing lands, by B. F. Green, 
 
 F.-B. 52, p. 99; P. 323, 324, 325, 358 
 
 Salt works in, 1797 P. 84 
 
 Swamp lands in, 1845 P. 347 
 
 Third ward, city of Syracuse R. 113 
 
 Third ward, city of Syracuse R. 159 
 
 Twenty-five acres leased to Moses D. Rose, 
 
 F.-B. 50, pp. 305, 317; P. 313 
 
 Ontario, Lake P. 341 
 
 Orangetown, land of Susan Currie ' R. 112 
 
 Land of William Voorhis, and others R. Ill 
 
 Orchard party, Oneida Indians, 1,000 acres, purchase 
 
 of 1830 F.-B. 49, p. 135 
 
 One thuosand acres, purchase of 1834, 
 
 F.-B. 51, p. 75; P. 306 
 
 Purchase of March 13, 1841 P. 328 
 
 Purchase of May 23, 1842. . F.-B. 52, p. 180; P. 331 
 
Maps ai^d Field I^otes. 103 
 
 Orchard party — Continued: 
 
 Purchase of June 25, 1842 (three lots), 
 
 F.-B. 52, p. 245; P. 334 
 Oriskany patent, granted in 1705 to T. "Wenham, 
 
 divided in 1785 P.-B. 9, p. 115 
 
 See heirs of George Clinton F.-B. 39, p. 105 
 
 Partition of, January 19, 1786 P. 63 
 
 Osw^atchie township P. 36 
 
 Oswego and Seneca rivers, islands in, maps annexed, 
 
 F.-B. 15, p. 139 
 Oswego, East, public land and cove in, May 6, 1830, P. 310 
 Falls, state's reservation at, December, 1827. . P. 315 
 Harbor and vicinity, land imder water of L. 
 
 Wright et al K. 81 
 
 Eiver, islands in, surveyed by J. Geddes, in 
 
 1806, maps annexed F.-B. 15, p. 139 
 
 West, blocks 1 and 2, old fortification, 1833. . . P. 317 
 
 Village, 1798 P. 71 
 
 Village, 1814 P. 170 
 
 Otego patent, granted to C. Reed, and others, 
 
 D.-B. 18, p. 404; D.-B. 20, p. 387 
 Otsequette patent, survey by Benjamin Wright, in 
 
 1813 (see letter annexed) F.-B. 47, p. 382 
 
 M. F.-B. 47, p. 383 
 Otsquage patent, partition of, August 24, 1772, 
 
 F.-B. 16, p. 1; P-. 184 
 
 Ovid township, original map P. 16 
 
 Lot ISTo. 9. . . . F.-B. 7, p. 271; M. F.-B. 7, p. 275, 277 
 
 Lot K'o. 35 F.-B. 7, p. 279; M. F.-B. 7, p. 278 
 
 Lot No. 55 F.-B. 7, p. 285; M. F.-B. 7, p. 292 
 
 Lot ISTo. 66, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 110 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 110 
 
 Lot 'No. 75, escheated F.-B. 40, p. Ill 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 112 
 
 Lot No. 84, part of F.-B. 7, p. 293 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 294 
 
 Lot Xo. 91, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 113 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 125 
 
 Lot 'No. 95, escheated F.-B. 40; p. 129 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 138 
 Owego and Chenango rivers P. 126 
 
104 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Ox Bow tract, Hamilton county, surveyed by Vroo- 
 
 man & Woodworth, 1811 F.-B. 26, p. 1; P. 37 
 
 Appraisement of lots in F.-B. 48, p. 421 
 
 Southerly part, surveyed by D. McMartin, in 
 
 1829 . F.-B, 50, p. 1 
 
 Survey, October, 1829 P. 311 
 
 Gore in P. 374 
 
 Ox Creek island, in the Oswego river F.-B. 16, p. 154 
 
 Oyster Bay and town of Huntington, boundary line 
 
 between K. 176 
 
 Boundary line between E. 244 
 
 Oyster Bay and North Hempstead, division line. ... E. 218 
 
 P. 
 
 Pagan purchase, first, Oneida county, surveyed in 
 
 1809, by J. Geddes, with diagrams, F.-B. 17, p. 223; P. 207 
 Palmer's purchase, lot 50, river division, escheated, 
 
 by J. Eichards in 1836 F.-B. 49, p. 161 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 163 
 
 North of Sacandaga, July 19, 1788 P. 150 
 
 Partition made in 1788 (balloting-book, at page 
 
 267) F.-B. 16, p. 185; P. 89, 106, 150, 151 
 
 State lot, surveyed in 1809, by McMartin & St. 
 
 John F.-B. 30, p. 99; M. F.-B. 30, p. 155 
 
 Paltz patent, a number of books with maps an- 
 nexed F.-B. 25, p. 7 
 
 Lands divided in, 1793 P. 50 
 
 Paradox tract, Essex county, surveyed in 1807, by 
 
 Webster & Kellogg F.-B. 13, p. 11; P. 134 
 
 Gore adjoining west of Eoad patents, F.-B. 18, p. 5, 189 
 
 Patents in eastern and northern portion of state. ... P. 372 
 
 Paulding, William, lots of, at Taxrytown, 1787 P. 213 
 
 Pawling, Alberts, lands in Eochester F.-B. 32, p. 361 
 
 Henry, purchase in Dutchess county, D.-B. 20, p. 581 
 Pelham (Dock Shoal harbor), of Miss Bolton & 
 
 Eoosevelt E. 109 
 
 Pelham, lands under water of John Fordham E. 108 
 
 Pennsylvania line, October 29, 1787 P. 167 
 
 Delaware river to ninetieth mile-stone, 1786. . . P. 202 
 Perkins. Eobert, lands of, at Oaks creek, Oswego 
 
 county D.-B. 20, p. 315 
 
"AFaps asd Field Xotes. 105 
 
 Peru bay tract, Essex county, surveyed iiv 1811, by 
 
 G. Webster F.-B. 26, p. 243; P. 98 
 
 Pkarsalia, lot in, mortgaged by Benjamia But- 
 ler F.-B. 49, p. 99; P. 290 
 
 Phelps & Gorham's purchase, purchase of Morris, 
 
 from D.-B. 23, p. 174 
 
 Philipse, Adolph, patent, surveyed in 1773, 
 
 F.-B. 1, p. 81; P. 193 
 
 Partition of a lot ia 1774 F.-B. 28, p. 7 
 
 Philip's, Philip, heirs of, gore of land in Dutchess 
 
 county, divided in 1787 F.-B. 29, p. 229 
 
 Pier and bulkhead lines, chart of, at Gowanus bay. . E. 260 
 For the east and north shores of Staten Island, 
 New York, from Fort Wadsworth to New 
 
 Brighton K. 409 
 
 For the north shore of Staten Island, Xew York, 
 from ISTew Brighton to dike opposite Ehza- 
 bethport, and for the south shore of Bergen 
 ]!Teck, l^Tew Jersey, from East Twenty-first 
 street. Constable's point, to First street, 
 
 Bergen point R. 448 
 
 Sketch of the west half of the south shore of 
 Staten Island, New York, shovdng the pier- 
 head line in extension of that established by 
 the secretary of war, May 4, 1890, from the 
 east side of Seguine's point westward to 
 
 "Ward's point R 449 
 
 For the north shore of Staten Island, New York, 
 from New Brighton to dike opposite Eliza- 
 bethport, and for the south shore of Bergen 
 Neck, New Jersey, from East Twenty-first 
 street, Constable's point, to First street, 
 
 Bregen point R. 450 
 
 For the east and north shores of Staten Island, 
 New York, from Fort "Wadsworth to New 
 
 Brighton R. 451 
 
 For the west shore of Arthur Kill, New Jersey, 
 and the west and south shores o;f Staten Island, 
 
 New York E. 452 
 
 14 
 
106 Office of Seoebtaet of State. 
 
 Piermont, lands un^er water between Nyack and. . . E.. 38 
 
 Pittstown, map of division of R. 31 
 
 Pittstown patent, outliaee of, and Hoosick river P. 32 
 
 Piatt, Israel, 1,800 acres D.-B. 38, p. 530 
 
 Plattsburgh, gore in town of, surveyed in 1819, ad- 
 joining Refugee lands, etc F.-B. 22, p. 395 
 
 Plumb island, Sheepshead Bay, Long Island, N. Y., 
 map of easterly end of, surveyed under direction 
 
 of Lieutenant-Colonel G. L. Gillespie, 1891. E. 458 
 
 Point An Per, lands at, surveyed by Wm. Beaumont, 
 
 in 1806 F.-B. 22, p. 179; P. 155 
 
 Pollock, Carlile, land of, in New York city, 1796.. P. 161 
 
 Pompey township, original map P. 10 
 
 Lot No. 25, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 175 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 10 
 
 Lot No. 62, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 177 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 12 
 
 Lot No. 63, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 25; P. 250 
 
 Lot No. 73, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 179 
 
 M. F..B. 11, p. 14 
 
 Lot No. 79, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 35; P. 251 
 
 Lot No. 83, escheated, F.-B. 4.5, p. 197 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 196 
 
 Lot No. 96, subdivision of F.-B. 11, p. 167 
 
 M. F.-B. 11, p. 16 
 Port Henry, lands under water, applied for by dif- 
 ferent parties E,. 255 
 
 Port Henry Furnace Company P. 390 
 
 Port Kent, village, November 10, 1826 P. 284 
 
 Potsdam, township of P. 36 
 
 Poughkeepsie, land imder water, of water-works. .. . R. 116 
 
 Poughkeepsie, FalkUl iron-work, lands under water, P. 426 
 
 Poughkeepsie or Sanders & Herman's patents, 1770, P. 45 
 Pre-emption line, gore along the, in Eeading, Steuben 
 
 county, surveyed in 1812 F.-B. 8, p. 285 
 
 K F.-B. 8, p. 291 and 293 
 
 Lands cut off by P. 191 
 
 Letters of C. "Williams about lands cut off by 
 
 the F.-B. 35, p. 176 
 
 In 1796 F.-B. 35, p. 164; P. 47 
 
"IVTaps ajjtd Field Xotes. 107 
 
 Preston, lots in, mortgaged by Benjamin But- 
 ler F.-B. 49, p. 99; P. 290 
 
 Provincial patent, see partition deed in deed-book, 
 
 D.-B. 16, p. 479; P. 234 
 
 Pruyn, David, lands of P. 116 
 
 Putnam creek tract and Bullwaggy bay tract, Essex 
 
 county, surveyed in 1818 F.-B. 30, p. 161; P. 199 
 
 Putnam, town of, marsh lots in, August, 1816 P. 206 
 
 Q. 
 
 Quarantine ground, Staten Island, October 15, 1799, P. 287 
 Quebec and jSTew York province line, forty-five de- 
 grees nortb P. 175 
 
 Queens and Kings county, division line .... F.-B. 32, p. 341 
 
 Queens county, division lines between towns R. 218 
 
 Boundary line between Suffolk and R. 447 
 
 Boundary between Huntington and Oyster Bay, R. 244 
 
 ISTational cemetery, grounds in, proposed P. 463 
 
 Queensbury townsMp, outline of P. 82 
 
 R. 
 
 Racket river improvements P. 373 
 
 Racquette lake in township 40 P. 458 
 
 Randolph tovraiship P. 110 
 
 Rapid Plat island, in St. Lawrence river P. 337 
 
 Raritan bay, boundary line in, between the states of 
 
 Xew York and jSTew Jersey R. 306 
 
 Rattlesnake island F.-B. 42, p. 322 
 
 In Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Ravenswood, shore from East river, from Dutch Kill 
 
 creek to Gilbert Hopkins' land P. 404 
 
 Ravenswood, lands at, granted to Gunther & Hinch- 
 
 man R. 257 
 
 Read, Charles, Otego patent, 69,000 acres, 
 
 D.-B. 18, p. 387 and 404 
 
 Read, Charles, Otego patent, 69,000 acres, D.-B. 20, p. 387 
 Reading, Steuben county, gore along pre-emption 
 
 line, surveyed in 1812 by Larzalere F.-B. 8, p. 285 
 
 ]\L F.-B. 8, p. 291 and 293 
 
 Redfield or Strickland, township 12, Salmon river. . P. 73 
 
108 Office of Seceetaby of State. 
 
 Kefugee tract, Canadian and Nova Scotia (two 
 
 books) F.-B. 32, p. 29; P. 55 
 
 Kefugee and Old Military tract, gore between, sur- 
 veyed in 1829 F.-B. 49, p. 55; P. 294 
 
 Remnants of lots along tbe north, bounds, Boston ten 
 
 townships (military lots) F.-B. 15, p. 223 
 
 M. F.-B. 15, p. 239 
 Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Company, land un- 
 der water to , R. 70 
 
 Rhinebeck, lands under water at P. 426 
 
 Rhinebeck patent, splits in, December 20, 1766. ... P. 94 
 Richmond county, lands under water, granted in. In 
 
 Atlas. 
 Riverhead and Brookhaven, map of line between. ... R. 289 
 Road patents, tract west of, surveyed in 1808 by 
 
 Webster & Kellogg F.-B. 18, p. 5; P. 131 
 
 Roads, from the city of Albany to the Orange turn- 
 pike F.-B. 9, p. 3; P. 152 
 
 Lake Erie turnpike P. 88 
 
 State road in Henly and Marbletown P. 85 
 
 Roaring brook tract, Essex county, surveyed in 1817 
 
 by S. D. Kellogg F.-B. 11, p. 263; P. 136 
 
 Robertson, James, map in the application of, for a 
 
 grant of land under the waters of the East river. . R. 228 
 Rochester, Albert Pauliag, partition of lands 
 
 in F.-B. 32, p. 361 
 
 Trustees, lands conveyed to the, partition in 
 
 1800 F.-B. 32, p. 187; P. 91 
 
 Philip D. Bevier's land in (two books) 
 
 F.-B. 32, p. 351; P. 49 
 
 Town line of P. 465 
 
 Rochester city, plan of house of refuge in P. 349 
 
 Rochester and Genesee Valley Canal and Railroad 
 
 Company, map of location filed January 20, 1880, R. 214 
 Rockaway Beach Pier Company, maps in the applica- 
 tion of, for grant of land under water R. 224 
 
 Rockland county. West Shore railway in P. 420 
 
 Roger's tract, plat 33, lands adjoining P. 289 
 
 Romulus township, original map P. 11 
 
 Lot No. 4, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 205 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 209 
 
!Maps aitd Field Notes. 109 
 
 Romulus towusliip — Continued: 
 
 Lot No. 6, subdivision of E.-B. 7, p. 211 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 219 
 
 Lot No. 38, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. 22 i 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 229 
 
 Lot No. 45, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. -!:30 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 237 
 
 Lot No. 59, subdivision of F.-B. 7, p. -/'db 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. iiS 
 
 Eoseboom, town of, February 16, 1855 P. 378 
 
 Rose Hill, Gowanus, location of streets R. 221 
 
 Rosendale, map of Wbitesport Plankroad and Horse 
 
 raib-oad R. 73 
 
 Rose, Moses D., twenty-five acres ia Salina, leased 
 
 ■ to F.-B. 50, p. 305-317 
 
 Roslia, Mott's and pubKc landing at P. 393 
 
 Roosevelt purchase, or Scriba's patent P. 156 
 
 RoTunbout's patent, granted in 1685 (two books) 
 
 F.-B. 23, p. 339; P. 6i 
 Rouses Point, land under water to Bootb, "Wbite & 
 
 Chapman R. 72 
 
 Royal grant, east bounds of, part of the, and west 
 
 bounds Glen's purchase, survey in 1815, F.-B. 6, p. 531 
 
 P. 214 
 
 Rutgers, Anthony D.-B. 19, p. 322 
 
 S. 
 
 Sackett, John H., farm of, in Esopus, March, 1851, P. 365 
 
 Saeandaga river, Bergen's purchase on, 1785 P. 67 
 
 Saddle mountain tract, Washington county, surveyed 
 
 in 1809 F.-B. 30, p. 217; M. F.-B. 30, p. 227 
 
 Saddle mountain, survey of eight lots of, in 1812 
 
 (Fort Ann, additional), F.-B. 15, p. 307; M. F.-B. 15, p. 319 
 St. Lawrence river and Lake Ontario, line between 
 
 New York and Canada P. 337 to 341 
 
 St. Lawrence ten townships, Madrid, Lisbon, etc. ... P. 36 
 
 St. Peter's church in the city of Albany, lots of ... . P. 218 
 
 St. Regis reservation, appraisement of . . . . F.-B. 35, p. 252 
 
 Farm lots, September, 1818. . F.-B. 45, p. 286; P. 240 
 
 Mile Square, village and oiitlots on Salmon 
 
 river F.-B. 47, p. 234; P. 238-242 
 
110 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 St. Regis reservation — Continued: 
 
 Purchase of, 1818, 7,000 acres, farm lots, 
 
 r.-B. 45, p. 286; P. 240 
 Purchase of, 1818, resurveyed by Longlej in 
 
 1838 F.-B. 50, p. 63 
 
 Purchase of, 1824, 1,000 acres, F.-B. 42, p. 71; P. 274 
 Purchase of, 1825, 1,000 acres, F.-B. 42, p. 142; P. 279 
 Purchase of, 1825, surveyed by Ander- 
 son F.-B. 42, p. 142; P. 279 
 
 Salina, lot formerly leased to Moses D. Rose, F.-B. 50, p. 305 
 Lands proposed to be sold to state by i^oxon & 
 
 Comstock P. 388 
 
 Manufacturing lots at P. 222 
 
 Map of village. May 30, 1798 P. 153 
 
 Map of village of P. 245. 
 
 Salt works at P. 183 
 
 State lands in, April 18, 1838 P. 324 
 
 Salt lands, Geddes, map of R. 6 
 
 Reserved in, 1810 P. 87 
 
 See also Onondaga Salt Springs reservation. 
 
 State, Third ward, Syracuse R. 7 
 
 State, Third ward, Syracuse, blocks 425, 428, 
 
 431 and 432, formerly farm lots 269 and 275, P. 464 
 
 Salt Springs, Onondaga, laid out in 1797 P. 84 
 
 Salt Springs reservation, surveyed in 1821 P. 262 
 
 Sands, Joshua, and others, lands in Brooklyn (two 
 
 books) F.-B. 31, p. 47; P. 86 
 
 Sanford, Broome county, 300 acres on the Pennsyl- 
 vania line, surveyed by McOlure, 1821, F.-B. 49, p. 25 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 26 
 Saratoga, lands granted to John Schuyler, Jr., and 
 
 others, September, 1764 P. 115 
 
 Lands granted to John Schxiyler, Jr., and others, P. 108 
 Saratoga patent, granted to C. Van Dyck in 1684 
 
 (two books) F.-B. 31, p. 208; P. 142 
 
 Saunders & Herman's patent, Poughkeepsie P. 45 
 
 Schoharie county, Bristol tract, surveyed by Cock- 
 bum in 1805 F.-B. 20, p. 1 
 
 Town of Broome, lot 12, south of Dice's 
 
 manor F.-B. 42, p. 108; M. F.-B. 42, p. 125 
 
 Schoharie and Delaware counties, division line, vol. 
 1, miscellaneous files. 
 
Maps asb Field Xotes. Ill 
 
 Sclioharie and Montgomery counties, division line be- 
 tween, April, 1810 P. 204 
 
 School and Literature lots, DeKalb, October, 1826, P. 305 
 Schoonmaker, P. & C. Hombeck, lands in Eocb- 
 
 ester P.-B. 32, p. 187 
 
 Sehroon lake, gore adjoining P.-P. 18, p. 203, 223 
 
 Scbroon lake tract, surveyed in 1803 by G. AVeb- 
 
 ster F.-B. 20, p. 101; P. 65 
 
 Scbroon Lake, town of, gore adjoining southeast cor- 
 ner, Hoffman township P.-B. 22, p. 4-1'j 
 
 Schuyler, John, Jr., and others, 12,000 acres above 
 Saratoga, granted in 1710 (three books), 
 
 P.-B. 31, p. 241, 292; D.-B. 17, p. 267, 272 
 
 P. 115, 180 
 
 Peter, splits pai-t of Rhinebeck patent P. 94 
 
 Philip, heirs of, lands of, in Albany county. ... P. 130 
 Philip's patent, in Ulster county, granted in 
 
 1720, divided in 1787 P.-B. 25, p. 453; P. 146 
 
 Scipio township, original map P. 12 
 
 Lot Xo. 6, subdivision of P.-B. 7, p. 249 
 
 M. P.-B. 7, p. 255 
 
 Lot Xo. 11 P.-B. 7, p. 256; M. P.-B. 7, p. 263 
 
 Lot Xo. 79,^ escheated P.-B. 40, p. 142 
 
 M. P.-B. 40, p. 156 
 
 Lot Xo. 86 F.-B. 7, p. 265; M. F.-B. 7, p. 269 
 
 Scott's patent, part of, in 1770 P. 52 
 
 Scriba's patent, November, 1794 P. 156 
 
 Seaman's Fund and Retreat, trustees of, map of prop- 
 erty belonging to, in Edgewater E. 190 
 
 Sempronius township, original map P. 13 
 
 Lot ISTo. 50, survey and appraisement. . F.-B. 8, p. 220 
 
 M. F.-B. 8, p. 219 
 
 Lot A^o. 51 F.-B. 11, p. 129; M. F.-B. 11, p. 60 
 
 Lot No. 57, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 159 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 177 
 
 Lot JSTo. 59, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 180 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 194 
 
 Lot ISTo. 86 F.-B. 11, p. 136; M. F.-B. 11, p. 64 
 
 Lot Xo. 94 F.-B. 11, p. 132; M. F.-B. 11, p. 62 
 
 Lot ISTo. 100 F.-B. 11, p. 140; M. F.-B. 11, p. 66 
 
112 Office of Secbetaey of State. 
 
 Seneca lake, lands north and west of P. 190 
 
 Seneca river, islands in M. F.-B. 7, p. 411 and 412 
 
 Islands in, surveyed in 1806 F.-B. 11, p. 81 
 
 M. F.-B. 7, p. 411 
 
 Seneca and Osv^ego rivers, islands in F.-B. 15, p. 139 
 
 Seaeca, town of, 1847 P. 364 
 
 Seward, division between Cobleskill and Carlisle. ... P. 452 
 Sbeepshead bay, and vicinity, showing shore lines of 
 proposed grant to the Manhattan Beach Improve- 
 ment Company, Limited K. 290 
 
 Sidney township, July 3, 1787 , P. 154 
 
 Sing Sing, Hudson river, two miles above and below, P. ;596 
 Skeensborough, twenty-one lots, west bounds of, sur- 
 veyed in 1815 by S. D. Kellogg F.-B. 22, p. 15T 
 
 Skenesborough P. 186 
 
 Twenty-one lots, west bounds of, 1815 P. 205 
 
 Skinner's patent D.-B. 85, p. 440 
 
 Sloop lock and dam, Troy, twenty lots at P. 297 
 
 Smith & Jones' Indian purchase, west of Genesee 
 
 river, 600 acres, surveyed in 1800, F.-B. 6, p. 543; P. l79 
 
 Smithtown and Huntington (boundary) R. 278 
 
 Snyder, Henry, and others, 10,000 acres near 
 
 Hoosick D.-B. 17, p. 17 
 
 Solon township, original map P. 20 
 
 Lot No. 9, escheated F.-B. 42, p. 45; P. 281 
 
 Lot No. 15, survey of Broadhead. . . F.-B. 15, p. 249 
 
 M. F.-B. 15, p. 247 
 
 Lot ISTo. 15, " impatented " F.-B. 45, p. 254 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 259 
 Lot JSTo. 16, and part of lot 74, Fabius, released 
 
 to the state by G-. Stewart P. 320 
 
 Lot No. 25 F.-B. 38, p. 53; M. F.-B. 38, p. 51 
 
 Lot No. 30 F.-B. 38, p. 61; M. F.-B. 38, p. 59- 
 
 Lot No. 32, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 261 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 265- 
 
 Lot No. 35, escheated F.-B. 45, p. 267 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 271 
 
 Lot No. 64 F.-B. 38, p. 69; M. F.-B. 38, p. 6T 
 
 Lot No. 71 F.-B. 38, p. 77; M. F.-B. 38, p. 75 
 
 Lot No. 73, escheated F.-B. 15, p. 57; P. 282 
 
Maps and Eield Notes. 113 
 
 Solon township — Continued: 
 
 Lot is"o. 87, subdivision in 1818 F.-B. 15, p. 257 
 
 M. F.-B. 15, p. 255 
 
 Lot jSTo. 90, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 199 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 211 
 
 Lot A"o. 98 F.-B. 38, p. 81; M. F.-B. 38, p. 79 
 
 Southiield, Edgewater to Fumiss, trustee in E. 67 
 
 Map of far mconveyed by C Oorsen, vol. 1, 
 miscellaneous files. 
 South tract, Lewis, Essex county, surveyed by Thos. 
 
 Stower F.-B. 51, p. 195 
 
 South bay tract, Washington county, surveyed in 
 
 1808, by Webster & Kellogg, F.-B. 18, p. 265 ; P. Ill 
 Five marsh lots in Putnam, surveyed by Kel- 
 logg, 1816 F.-B. 11, p. 521; P. 206 
 
 Subdivision of lots 151 and 153 F.-B. 18, p. 439 
 
 Split Bock tract, Essex county, surveyed in 1811 by 
 
 G. Webster F.-B. 26, p. 351; P. 203 
 
 Splits in Bhinebeck, Dutchess county (two books), 
 
 granted in 1688 F.-B. 29, p. 169; P. 94 
 
 Spuyten Duyvil district, ISTew York city, 1877 E. 191 
 
 Squaw island, Niagara river P. 342 
 
 Staley, Eudolph, and sixteen others D.-B. 17, p. 184 
 
 Stamford (ISTew), township, Delaware county, 
 
 F.-B. 5, p. 211; P. 78 
 
 State arsenal, elevation, plan of, December 28, 1846, P. 350 
 
 Elevation, plan of, New York city, 1847. . P. 361, 362 
 
 Elevation, plan of, December 28, 1846 P. 363 
 
 State hall, plan of P. 391, 392 
 
 ■ Plan for division of engineer's room E. 10 
 
 State lands at Little Falls, showing location or plan 
 
 of Boston, Hoosac T. & W. E. E P. 453 
 
 State reservation at Niagara Falls, for park purposes, P. 461 
 State road, Hurley to Marbletown, altered, 1805. . . P. 85 
 
 Staten Island P. 412 
 
 Hydrographic charts representing proposed ex- 
 terior line of piers between St. Nichol's street. 
 New Brighton, and the junction of Arthur 
 
 Kill and Newark bay, Staten Island E. 197 
 
 Land conveyed to United States . . . Eeleases 3, p. 63 
 15 
 
114 Opfioe of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 Staten Island — Continued: 
 
 Marine hospital, groiuids at P. 431 
 
 Pier and bulkhead lines between Port Wads- 
 
 wortb and iN'ew Brighton R. 194 
 
 State lands near fortifications at, May, 1828 .... P. 291 
 State property at Segmne's point, in Westfield, R. 227 
 Staten Island sound, exterior liae of piers in, from 
 Karitan bay to Newark bay, also exterior line of 
 piers from Port Wadsworth to Ward's point. . . . R. 206 
 Stedman farm on the Niagara river, surveyed by J. 
 
 Clary in 1828 P.-B. 60, p. 221 
 
 Stedman farm, Niagara county, October, 1828 P. 292 
 
 Sterling township, original map P. 28 
 
 Parts of lots in P. 107 
 
 Lot No. 5 P.-B. 50, p. 135; M. P.-B. 50, p. 139 
 
 Lot No. 9 P.-B. 50, p. 144; M. P.-B. 50, p. 149 
 
 Lot No. 10 P.-B. 50, p. 147; M. P.-B. 50, p. 149 
 
 Lot No. 24 P.-B. 50, p. 155; M. P.-B. 50, p. 163 
 
 Lot No. 30, part vacant P.-B. 50, p. 339 
 
 M. P.-B. 50, p. 341 
 Lot No. 32, surveyed by Larzalere in 1813, 
 
 P.-B. 15, p. 115; M. P.-B. 15, p. 114 
 
 Lot No. 41 P.-B. 50, p. 157; M. P.-B. 50, p. 165 
 
 Lot No. 51, part vacant P.-B. 50, p. 335 
 
 M. P.-B. 50, p. 337 
 
 Lot No. 56 P.-B. 50, p. 158; M. P.-B. 50, p. 167 
 
 Lot No. 62, surveyed by Larzalere in 1813, 
 
 P.-B. 15, p. 120; M. P.-B. 15, p. 119 
 
 Lot No. 68 P.-B. 50, p. 159; M. P.-B. 50, p. 169 
 
 Lot No. 71, surveyed by John McPadden in 
 
 1826 P.-k 47, p. 380; M. P.-B. 47, p. 380 
 
 Lot No. 71, resurveyed m 1833 by John Mc- 
 Padden P.-B. 50, p. 177; M. P.-B. 47, p. 183 
 
 Lot No. 71 P.-B. 50, p. 160, 179 
 
 M. P.-B. 50, p. 171, 183 
 
 Lot No. 76 P.-B. 50, p. 161; M. P.-B. 50, p. 173 
 
 Lot No. 78 P.-B. 50, p. 189; M. P.-B. 50, p. 209 
 
 ' Lot No. 79 P.-B. 50, p. 191; M. P.-B. 50, p. 211 
 
 Lot No. 80 P.-B. 50, p. 194; M. F.-B. 52, p. 213 
 
 Lot No. 88 P.-B. 15, p. 125; M. P.-B. 15, p. 124 
 
Maps jlnd Field Kotes. 115 
 
 SterHng township — Continued: 
 
 Lot Xo. 91 F.-B. 50, p. 198; M. F.-B. 50, p. 215 
 
 Lot Xo. 96 F.-B. 50, p. 200; M. F.-B. 50, p. 217 
 
 Lot Xo. 97 F.-B. 50, p. 202; IE. F.-B. 50, p. 219 
 
 Township, map in which parts of lots are laid down. 
 Sundiy lots and remnants, surveyed by McFad- 
 
 den (maps annexed) F.-B. 50, p. 153 
 
 Steuben township, June 15, 17S6 P. 239 
 
 Stockbridge, Xew, purchase of, 1819, southwest part 
 
 of F.-B. 47, p. 153 
 
 Purchase of, 1819, northeast part of (Oneida 
 
 county) F.-B. 1:7, p. 206; P. 266 
 
 Purchase of, 1819, 1820, 1822 and 1823, west 
 
 hill tract F.-B. 18, p. 435; P. 269 
 
 Purchase of, 1822, east hill tract, F.-B. 48, p. 459; P. 269 
 Purchase of, 1822, on Oneida creek, 
 
 F.-B. 48, p. 447; P. 269 
 
 Purchase of, 1823 F.-B. 48, p. 388; P. 271 
 
 Purchase of, 1825 (and Xew Guinea tract) 
 
 F.-B. 48, p. 328, 365; P. 277 
 Purchase of, 1825, survey of lot 20 (called 
 
 Khoda Hendrick lot) F.-B. 52, p. 261 
 
 Purchase of, 1825, X^ew Guinea, F.-B. 48, p. 365; P. 277 
 
 Purchase of, 1826 F.-B. 48, p. 307 
 
 Purchase of mile tract F.-B. 48, p. 452; P. 269 
 
 Stockholm P. 36 
 
 Stoney island. Lake Ontario P. 340, 341 
 
 Strasburgh patent M. D.-B. 31, p. 196 
 
 Strawberry island, survey of F.-B. 42, p. 319; P. 342 
 
 Strickland township, March 25, 1799 P. 73 
 
 Stower's surrey of land in Lewis, Essex county, in 
 
 the year 1826 F.-B. 51, p. 195; P. 289 
 
 Stower's survey of land adjoining Maule's 
 
 patent .' F.-B. 51, p. 243 
 
 Stuyvesant, land under water to Huntington and 
 
 others R. 37 
 
 Suffolk county, Crane neck from Brookhaven, P. 400 and 414 
 Dock and road on Wingan Haup Pang neck in, P. 421 
 Land under water applied for by Jerome & 
 
 Benjamin P. 408 
 
116 Office of Secretary of State. 
 
 Suffolk comity— Continued: 
 
 Map of boundary line between Queens county 
 
 and E. 447 
 
 SuUiTan, Madison county, gore between Varick & 
 
 Bell's patent F.-B. 42, p. 128; P. 270 
 
 Sumner's patent, see tin case, Geo. Clinton heirs, 
 
 map ia tin case F.-B. 39, p. 121 
 
 Sumner's Vale, Ticonderoga, Essex county, granted 
 
 to T. Bache, 1786 F.-B. 23, p. 3; P. 233 
 
 Sumner Vale, lot JSTo. 26, escheated (lake), F.-B. 48, p. 492 
 
 M. F.-B. 48, p. 493 
 
 Lot JSTq. 72, escheated (lake) F.-B. 48, p. 495 
 
 Susquehanna river P. 99 
 
 Swamp lands, at Mud creek P. 347 
 
 Swart, Dirck D.-B. 17, p. 167 
 
 Syracuse, exchange of lands with Barker & Munroe, P. 418 
 
 State salt lands in the Third ward of E. 113 
 
 State salt lands. Third ward, city of K. 159 
 
 Syracuse ISTorthem Pailroad Company, state lands ap- 
 plied for, by R. 98 
 
 State lands taken K. 434 
 
 T. 
 
 Tappan, November 24, 1725 P. 143 
 
 Ten townships, Boston, north tier, surveyed in 
 
 1813 F.-B. 15, p. -339; M. F.-B. 15, p. 367 
 
 Line run in, 1788 P. 223 
 
 Massachusetts, map and partition deeds P. 140 
 
 Terry, John B., north one-half of lots 15 and 16, 
 
 second Oneida purchase of 1829 F.-B. 49, p. 425 
 
 M. F.-B. 49, p. 432 
 Thorn's survey, io, 1805, of lots adjoining 
 Lake Champlain and Adgates, 3,600 
 
 acres F.-B. 26, p. 552; P. 182 
 
 In 1805, of twelve lots of township 1, Old Mill 
 
 tract F.-B. 26, p. 557; P. 132 
 
 1, Old Mill tract F.-B. 26, p. 557; P. 132 
 
 Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Three Riff islands, ia the OsWego river. . . F.-B. 15, p. 155 
 
ilAPS AUD Field JSTotes. 117 
 
 Tibbitt's island, St. Lawrence river P. 338 
 
 Tick island, St. Lawrence river P. 338 
 
 Ticonderoga, salt lots near, surveyed by J. Kiersted 
 
 in 1828 P.-B. 8, p. 313; P. 74 
 
 Tombenack patent, granted to J. Schuyler and jST. 
 
 Bradt (two books) F.-B. 23, p. 271; P. 180 
 
 Tonawanta island, Magara river P. 342 
 
 Tongue Mountain tract, surveyed in 1815 by Kel- 
 logg F.-B. 11, p. 361; P. 230 
 
 Totten and Crossfield's purchase, map of, Jesseup's, 
 
 1772 P. 75 
 
 Map of, surveyor-general's, 1786 P. 39 
 
 Township Xo. 2 (township jSTo. 1, see forward, 
 
 three pages) D.-B. 30, p. 212 
 
 Township Wo. 6, surveyed ia 1815 (Martiu, 
 
 Jr.) F.-B. 22, p. 307; P. 190 
 
 Township 10 and 29, surveyed by B. "Wells in 
 
 1796 F.-B. 1, p. 40 
 
 Townships 10 and 29, division in 1797. .F.-B. 24, p. 7 
 Township No. 23, and triangle north of town- 
 ship 22 F.-B. 4, pp. 1, 61; P. 229 
 
 Township No. 24, part of, surveyed by J.' 
 
 Richards, 1836 F.-B. 49, p. 181 
 
 D.-B. 22, p. 174; P. 173 
 Township ISTo. 25, part of, surveyed by S. Thorn 
 
 in 1808 F.-B. 12, p. 226; M. F.-B. 12, p. 227 
 
 Township IsTo. 27, northeasterly part, surveyed 
 
 by J. Richards in 1809 F.-B. 8, p. 155; P. 200 
 
 Township Ko. 27, southeasterly part, surveyed 
 
 by S. Thorn in 1808 F.-B. 12, p. 268 
 
 M. F.-B. 12, p. 270 
 Township ISTo. 31, see field-book B. 
 Township 'No. 32, surveyor-general's office. . . . 
 
 D.-B. 25, p. 221 
 Township No. 37, 118 lots in. .F.-B. 48, p. 151; P. 260 
 
 Township No. 38, triangle north of P. 261 
 
 Township No. 39, 154 lots in. .F.-B. 48, p. 215; P. 259 
 
 Township No. 40, part of P. 458 
 
 Township No. 42, surveyed ia 1816 by John 
 
 Richards F.-B. 4, p. 253; P. 228 
 
118 Office of Secbbtaey of State. 
 
 Totten and Crossfield's purchase — Continued: 
 
 TownsHp No. 43, surveyed in 1816 by Jolin 
 
 Richards F.-B. 4, p. 391; P. 225 
 
 Township No. 50, surveyed in 1809 by John 
 
 Richards F.-B. 22, p. 223; P. 176 
 
 Triangle north of township ISTo. 38 (46 
 
 lots) F.-B. 48, p. 125; P. 261 
 
 Gore between townships 1 and 2 P. 374 
 
 Gore between townships 12 and 14, surveyed by 
 
 J. Richards F.-B. 44, p. 273; P. 309 
 
 Gore between townships 29 and 31. . .F.-B. 44, p. 307 
 
 P. 307 
 Gore between township 11 and Dartmouth 
 
 patent F.-B. 44, p. 323; P'. 308 
 
 Trap island in Seneca river M. F.-B. 11, p. 83 
 
 Trembleau tract, Essex county, surveyed in 1811 by 
 
 G. Webster F.-B. 26, p. 383; P. 197 
 
 Trempers, Jacob, estate divided in 1802. . .F.-B. 16, p. 95 
 Trenton and Marey, map of, change of town line be- 
 tween R. 455 
 
 Triangle north of tovsmship 38, Totten and Cross- 
 field's purchase F.-B. 48, p. 125; P. 261 
 
 Troy, lote near state lock and dam P. 297 
 
 Lands under water at, Burdow P. 425 
 
 Twenty townships, gospel and school lots (see Canas- 
 
 tota tract F.-B. 17, p. 101; P. 137 
 
 Map of township 13 D.-B. 26, p. 250 
 
 West of Unadilla river F.-B. 33, p. 1 
 
 ' D.-B. 25, p. 188; P. 60 
 
 Tompkins, town of Delaware county R. 217 
 
 TuUy township, original map P 14 
 
 Lot ISTo. 13 F.-B. 38, p. 5; JVC. F.-B. 38, p. 3 
 
 Lot No. 26 F.-B. 38, p. 13; M. F.-B. 38, p. 11 
 
 Lot No. 31 F.-B. 11, p. 160; M. F.-B. 11, p. 76 
 
 Lot No. 32, appraisement of F.-B. 45, p. 230 
 
 Lot No. 69, appraisement of, and description of 
 
 subdivision F.-B. 3, p. 77; M. F.-B. 3, p. 87 
 
 Lot No. 81 F.-B. 11, p. 165; M. F.-B. 11, p. 78 
 
 Lot No. 88, appraisement of F.-B. 45, p. 230 
 
!Maps and Field Xotes. 119 
 
 U. 
 
 Ulster comity, town lines of "Woodstock, Olive and 
 
 Hurley in P. 369 
 
 Ulysses township, original map P. 22 
 
 Lot Xo. 9 F.-B. 7, p. 33S; M. F.-B. 7, p. 337 
 
 Lot ISTo. 23 F.-B. 7, p. 343; M. F.-B. 7, p. 342 
 
 Lot jS'o. 27, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 231 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. 237 
 
 Lot ICo. 37, esclieated F.-B. 40, p. 240 
 
 IT. F.-B. 40, p. 250 
 
 Lot No. 41, escheated F.-B. 42, p. 70 
 
 M. F.-B. 42, p. 68 
 
 Lot IS'o. 60 F.-B. 7, p. 348; ^L F.-B. 7, p. 347 
 
 Lot Xo. 98 F.-B. 7, p. 353; M. F.-B. 7, p. 352 
 
 United States and territories, the Canadas, Xew 
 Brunswick, ISTova Scotia and Mexico, also Central 
 America and the TTest Lidia islands, Jacob Monk, 
 
 1854 K. 152 
 
 United States, boundary line between Canada and. . . B. 30 
 Boundary line between adjacent provinces. 
 
 Monk, 1843 P. 368 
 
 Lands at TVest Port D.-B. 38, p. 523 
 
 Lands ceded to, at Black Rock P. 385 
 
 Lands ceded to, for lighthouse purpose, pursuant 
 
 to chapter 432, Laws of 1874 R 167 
 
 Lighthouse site, near Coxsackie P. 262 
 
 Lighthouse site, Staten Island P. 291 
 
 Map of P. 14 
 
 Map of P. 16 
 
 Public store, Staten Island P. 357 
 
 Naval property, Brooklyn P. 357 
 
 Upper island in Seneca river M. F.-B. 7, p. 412 
 
 Upper landing, island iu the Oswego river. .F.-B. 15, p. 151 
 
 Utica city, map of, 1845 P. 371 
 
 Utica, straightening of ]\Iohawk river at, map of . . . . E. 446 
 
 V. 
 
 Van Paul's, Jan Hendrick, patent D.-B. 38, p. 446 
 
 Van Bergan's patent, lot 12 adjoining, surveyed by 
 
 J. Kiersted. . .F.-B. 42, p. 108; M. P-B. 42, p. 125 
 
120 
 
 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 T6 
 
 189 
 
 Van Bergan's seooud tract, lots cut off from south. 
 
 bounds by commissioners, 1808, F.-B. 22, p. 1; P. 226 
 
 South bounds of, altered in 1809 P. 226 
 
 Van Dyck, Elizabeth, Catskill patent (2 
 
 books) F.-B. 21, p. 435; P. 
 
 Van Horn, Abraham, and others, 8,000 acres at 
 
 Oanajoharie, granted in 1731. . . F.-B. 2, p. 153; P. 
 Van Ness, John, lands of, near Kinderhook, March 
 
 4, ITSS P. 125 
 
 Van Rensselaer, Cornelia, heirs of, lot 9, Beekman's 
 
 patent (Rhinebeck) F.-B. 29, p. 59; P. 162 
 
 Jeremiah, Dartmouth township D.-B. 20, p. 513 
 
 Van Volkenburgh's, island in Oswego river 
 
 F.-B. 15, pp. 148 and 149 
 Varick and Bell's patent, gore adjoining, in Madison 
 
 county F.-B. 42, p. 128; P. 270 
 
 Vermont and ISTew York, division line, 1814 P. 227 
 
 Verplaw point, land under water at P. 403 
 
 Virgil township, original map P. 24 
 
 Lot ISTo. 1, see map of, in tin case, heirs of G. 
 Clinton P, 
 
 Lot No. 20 
 Lot No. 50 
 
 .F.-B. 3, p. 67; M. F.-B. 3, 
 
 escheated F.-B. 45, 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, 
 
 Lot No. 51 F.-B. 45, p. 217; M. F.-B. 45, 
 
 Lot No. 57, appraisement F.-B. 45, 
 
 406 
 75 
 123 
 122 
 215 
 229 
 
 Lot No. 58, escheated F.-B. 40, p. 216 
 
 M. F.-B. 40, p. '228 
 
 Lot No. 60 F.-B. 45, p. 133 
 
 Lot No. 78, appraisement 
 
 Lot No. 81. 
 Lot No. 82 . 
 Lot No. 83 . 
 Lot No. 84. 
 Lot No. 85. 
 Lot No. 86. 
 Lot No. 87. 
 Lot No. 88. 
 Lot No. 89. 
 Lot No. 90. 
 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 209 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 215 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 221 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 227 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 233 
 . .F.-B. 38, p. 239 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 255 
 ..F.-B. 38, p. 251 
 . .F.-B. 38, p. 257 
 . .F.-B. 38, p. 263 
 
 M. F.-B. 45, p. 122 
 
 . . .F.-B. 45, p. 229 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 207 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 213 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 219 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 225 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 231 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 237 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 253 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 259 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, p. 255 
 
 M. F.-B. 38, -p. 361 
 
Maps A^^D Eieu) Notes. 
 
 121 
 
 Virgil township - 
 LotJSTo. 91. 
 Lot No. 92 . 
 Lot No. 93. 
 Lot No. 94. , 
 Lot No. 95 . , 
 Lot No. 96. 
 Lot No. 97. , 
 Lot No. 98 . 
 Lot A'o. 99. 
 Lot No. 100 
 Remnants of 
 
 Continued: 
 ...F.-B. 38, p. 269 
 . . .F.-B. 38, p. 275 
 ...F.-B. 38, p. 280 
 ...F.-B. 38, p. 287 
 ...F.-B. 38, p. 293 
 .. .F.-B. 38, p. 299 
 . . .F.-B. 38, p. 305 
 .. .F.-B. 38, p. 311 
 ...F.-B. 38, p. 317 
 F.-B. 38, p. 323 
 
 M. F.-B, 
 IT. F.-B, 
 M. F.-B. 
 M. F.-B. 
 M. F.-B. 
 IL. F.-B. 
 IT. F.-B. 
 M. F.-B. 
 M. F.-B. 
 M. F.-B. 
 
 38, p. 267 
 
 38, p. 273 
 
 38, p. 279 
 
 38, p. 285 
 
 38, p. 291 
 
 38, p. 297 
 
 38, p. 303 
 
 38, p. 309 
 
 38, p. 315 
 
 38' p. 321 
 lots, Boston t«n townships, F.-B. 15, p. 223 
 
 Wallumsack D.-B. 17, p. 400 
 
 Walters, Joseph, lands ia T\^estchester county (east 
 
 patent) P. 121 
 
 "Walton, Joseph, artillery patent D.-B. 19, p. 482 
 
 Walton, K., and others, land in Westchester county, 
 
 F.-B. 24, p. 213 
 Warren and Essex counties, division line, run in 
 
 1844 F.-B. 53, p. 397; P. 346 
 
 Waxren county line, between Warren county, 1844 . . P. 346 
 
 Warrensburgh, middle block of, 1795 P. 96 
 
 Warrensburgh and Tongue Mountain tract. .F.-B. 11, p. 423 
 
 P. 230 
 
 Warren township, along Chenango river P. 57 
 
 Waterhouse's island in the Oswego river. . .F.-B. 15, p. 150 
 Watervliet, lands in, surveyed for John Bleeker, 
 
 1809 P. 166 
 
 Watkins and Flint's purchase D.-B. 26, p. 114 
 
 D.-B. 28, p. 51 
 
 Watson, James, west of Seneca lake D.-B. 27, p. 289 
 
 Watts, John, Jr., and others D.-B. 29, p. 310 
 
 Wawayanda patent, division in 1765. .F.-B. 34, pp. 1 to 308 
 
 D.-B. 16, p. 136; P. 44; D.-B. 25, p. 322; P. 44; 
 
 D.-B. 22, p. 210; P. 44 
 
 Warwarsing, town line P. 465 
 
 ■ 16 
 
122 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 "W&U's island, St. Lawrence river P. 339 
 
 Wemple, Myndert, 360 acres in, four lots soutli of 
 
 Seneca turnpike F.-B. 17, p. 198; P. 105 
 
 Westchester, lands in controversy with Eastchester, P. 163 
 "Westchester county, boundary line between New 
 
 York county and P. 429 
 
 Westchester county, Mamaroneck, Scarsdale and 
 
 Harrison F.-B. 2, p. 213 
 
 Westchester patent, granted to L. Atwood in 
 
 1701 F.-B. 24, pp. 213, 333; P. 79, 117 and 121 
 
 Western island in Oneida lake M. F.-B. 11, p. 81 
 
 West Farms, town of P. 394 
 
 Western ISew York House of Refuge P. 349 
 
 Westfield, map of property of state at, Seguines 
 
 patent, Staten Island E. 227 
 
 Westfield tract, Washington county, surveyed in 1804 
 
 by S. Thorn F.-B. 30, p. 173; P. 90 
 
 Tract, lot ISTo. 18, attached to Fort Ann tract, 
 
 surveyed in 1812 F.-B. 15, p. 275 
 
 Westmoreland, Oneida county, missionary lot P. 314 
 
 West of Road patents, gore adjoining Hoffman 
 
 township F.-B. 18, p. 197 
 
 Gore adjoining Paradox tract F.-B. 18, p. 189 
 
 Gore adjoining Schroon lake F.-B. 18, p. 203 
 
 Supplement to field-book, survey of 1811, 
 
 F.-B. 18, p. 233 
 
 Surveyed in 1808 by Webster & Kellogg 
 
 F.-B. 18, p. 5; P. 131 
 
 West Point, map of D.-B. 38, p. 523 
 
 West Shore railway, Piermont to Wyack P. 420, 423 
 
 West Washington market, 1860 P. 407 
 
 Wharton, Thomas and Samuel D.-B. 18, pp. 387, 403 
 
 Whipplebaugh D.-B. 20, p. 264 
 
 Whitesborough D.-B. 19, p. 354 
 
 White Face Mountain tract, March,. 1815 P. 102 
 
 Whitestone, land granted to Leggett and Haydock at, P. 405 
 Whitestown and New Hartford, boundary line be- 
 tween Wawarsing, town line of R. 258 
 
 Willet, Col. Marinus, 1,280 acres, sold to Wool- 
 
 sey D.-B. 22, p. 204 
 
Maps aud Field Xotes. 123 
 
 Willet, Col. Marinus D.-B. 24, p. 446 
 
 Willett, W. A. Golden, etc., tract E, of Cosby's 
 
 manor P. 187 
 
 Williamsburgli village, February, 1835 P. 312 
 
 Property at, showing water line P. 384 
 
 Wilson's patent, tracts of lauds in P. 212 
 
 Windsor, Broome county, tbree tracts, surveyed by 
 
 McClure in 1819 F.-B. 42, p. 3; P. 247 
 
 Windsor, Broome county, west tract, field-book on 
 
 file in surveyor-general's office (1837) 
 
 Windsor, Broome county, Delaware tract, surveyed 
 
 by Wm. McClure in 1820 F.-B. 42, p. 174 
 
 M. F.-B. 42, p. 196 
 
 Wingan, Haup, Pang 'Neck and creek P. 424 
 
 Wood Creek reservation, Oneida county, 22 lots, sur- 
 veyed by P. Gifford in 1832 F.-B. 49, p. 55; P. 301 
 
 Wood, Loftus, property of, at Greenpoint P. 423 
 
 Woodstock, line between, and HoUey P. 369 
 
 World, map of K 17 
 
 Wyoming county, map of K. 12 
 
 Young, Frederick, and others D.-B. 37, pp. 256, 283 
 
 Theobold, and others D.-B. 17, p. 428 
 
 Yonkers, land imder water granted to Machin and 
 
 others E. 53 
 
 Map of lands under water in assessment district, R. 55 
 
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 Lands purchased of Wm. Seward Webb et al., abstract of. 
 Locke, lots 44 and 42, papers relating to. 
 Milton, lot 80, papers relating to. 
 Mines on state lands, applicationSi to work. 
 Mortgage foreclosure, papers relating to, 4 packages. 
 
 Affidavits of publication, 1806 to 1830, 4 packages. 
 
 Brotherton, New Strockbridge. 
 
 East Cayuga reservation. 
 
 Lands bid in for State by Ettorney-General, 1 volume. 
 
 Loan commissioners, by 600. 
 
 Mallory tract. 
 
 New Petersbiirgh. 
 
 Oneida reser\'ation. ' 
 
 Onondaga reservation. \ 
 
 West Cayiiga reservation. 
 
COEPOEATIOX Kecoeds. 137 
 
 Mortgaged lands, appraisement of, 3 packages. 
 
 Old papers, from ISiT, consisting of resolutions of the legis- 
 lature, drafts of reports, applications and petitions, 4 pack- 
 ages. 
 
 Releases by Attornej'-General, 1 package. 
 
 Salt Springs, papers relating to, 2 packages. 
 Field notes of survey, 3 volunies. 
 
 Solon, lot 15, papers relating to. 
 
 X. COEPORATIOX EECORDS. 
 
 Oeicjixal Cektificates. 
 
 Agricultural and korticultural societies, 3 volumes. 
 
 Annual reports, 79 volumes. 
 
 Annual report, Cleveland, i'oungstown and Pittsbui-gh Ey. 
 
 Co., 1 volume. 
 Benevolent, charitable, etc., societies, 55 volumes. 
 Busiuess corporations, 76 volumes. 
 
 Act 75, 36 volumes. 
 Boards of trade, 1 volume. 
 Co-operative stock corporations, 1 volume. 
 Co-operative insm-ance companies, 4 volumes. 
 Corporations for erection of buildings, etc., 4 volunies. 
 Dissolutions, 3 volumes. 
 Ferry companies, 4 volumes. 
 
 Fire, hose and hook and ladder companies, 4 volumes. 
 Foreign corporations, 47 volumes. 
 
 Full payment, increase and decrease of capital, 8 volumes. 
 Gas light companies, 6 volumes. 
 Joint-«tock companies, 1 volume. 
 Lodges and chapters, 4 volumes. 
 
 Manufacturing, mining, etc., companies, 1848 to 1897, 131 
 volumes. 
 1811 to 1S25, 2 volumes. 
 Membership and miscellaneous corporations, 26 volumes. 
 Names changed, 2 volumes. 
 Ocean steamship companies, 3 volumes. 
 Preliminary certificates, 4 volumes. i 
 
 Plankroad companies, 8 volumes. 
 Railroad corporations, 29 volimies. 
 Railroad reports and documents, 3 volumes. 
 
128 Office of Secebtaey of State. 
 
 Kapid transit, New York, 1 Tolume. 
 
 Eomaxi Catholic cliurches, 4 volumes. 
 
 Societies for prevention of cruelty, 1 volume. 
 
 Telegraph and county co-operative fire insurance, 3 volumes. 
 
 Telegraph and telephones companies, 7 volumes. 
 
 Town and county co-operative &re insurance companies, 4 
 
 volumes. 
 Transportation companies, 5 volumes. 
 Trade-marks, 5 volumes. 
 Water works companies, 2 volumes. 
 
 Kecoed Books. 
 
 Kecord of manufacturing incorporations, 37 volumes. 
 Record of transportation companies, 4 volumes. 
 Record of business corporations. Act 1875, 15 volumes. 
 Record of business corporations, 89 volumes. 
 Record of benevolent and missionary, 42 volumes. 
 Record of railroad corporation, 19 volumes. 
 
 XI. APPOINTMENTS AND COMMISSIONS. 
 Minutes of the Council of Appointment. 
 
 Book No.* 1. Civil and military, from 1777 to 1786. 
 
 2. Civil and military, from 1788 to 1793. 
 
 3. Civil and military, from 1793 to 1797; 
 
 4. Civil, from 1793 to 1801. 
 
 5. Military, from 1798 to 1802. 
 
 6. Civil, from 1801 to 1805. 
 
 7. Military, from 1802 to 1807. 
 
 8. Civil, from 1806 to 1811. 
 
 9. Military, from 1807 to 1812. 
 
 10. Civil, from 1811 to 1816. 
 
 11. Military, from 1812 to 1818. 
 
 12. Civil, from 1816 to 1817. 
 
 13. Military, from 1818 to 1822. 
 
 14. Civil, from 1821 to 1822. 
 
 * Now remaining in the State library. 
 
ApPOINTilEXTS AND COMMISSIONS. 129 
 
 Before the revolution the civil and military officers were 
 appointed by the governor or the person administering the 
 government. 
 
 Aiter the adoption of the first constitution of the state 
 the officers were appointed by a council of appointment 
 selected from the senators, in which the governor was to have 
 a casting vote. 
 
 Appointments of officers continued to be made by the 
 council until 1822, when the office was abolished by the 
 adoption of the amendments to the constitution in that year. 
 
 Since 1822 the power of appointment of officers, not made 
 elective by the constitution or laws of the state, has rested 
 ■with the governor, or with the governor by and with the 
 advise and consent of the senate. 
 
 Eecoeds op Commissions. 
 
 Book 1^0. 1.* Commissions from the Dute of York — char- 
 ter of Pennsylvania, Maryland, East New 
 Jersey, etc., from 1680 to 1683. 
 
 2.* Commissions from James the II, King Wil- 
 liam and Queen Annesome, in Latia, from 
 1686 to 1702. 
 
 3.* Commissions from 1702 to 1750 — some un- 
 der the broad seal of England. 
 
 4.* Commissions under the broad seal of Eng- 
 from 1702 to 1772. 
 
 5.* Commissions under the colonial seal, from 1751 
 to 1770. 
 
 6. Commissions under the colonial and State seals, 
 
 from 1770 to 1789, and, also, pardons dur- 
 ing that period. 
 
 7. Commissions, from 1773 to 1790", to hold 
 
 courts of oyer and terminer. (Such com- 
 missions are no longer issued.) 
 
 8. Miscellaneous commissions and pardons, from 
 
 1789 to 1793. 
 
 9. Commissions and pardons, from. 1793 to 1797. 
 
 » Formerly in this ofHee. but now remaining in the State library. 
 
 17 
 
130 OifficE OF Seceetaby of State. 
 
 Book No. 10. Miscellaneous commissions, from 1797 to 1801, 
 and pardons from 1797 to 1799. 
 
 11. Coroners' commissions, from 1798 to 1803. 
 
 12. Dedimus potestatem, from 1798 to 1809. 
 
 (Such, commissions are no longer issued.) 
 
 13. Special peace commissions, from 1798 to 1804. 
 . 14. Auctioneers' commissions, from 1798 to 1808. 
 
 15. General pleas and peace commissions, from 
 
 1798 to 1810. ' 
 
 16. Sheriffs' commissions, from 1799 to 1817. 
 
 17. Commissioners of taxes, from 1799 tO' 1801. 
 
 (Office now extinct.) 
 
 18. Superintendants of highways, from 1800 to 
 
 1801. (Office now extinct.) 
 
 19. Inspectors of flour, leather, ashes, etc., from 
 
 1801 to 1810. I 
 
 20. Special pleas and peace commissions, from 
 
 1801 to 1812. I 
 
 21. Writ of discharge to sheriffs, from 1802 to 
 
 1814. 
 
 22. Miscellaneous commissions and supersedeas, 
 
 from 1801 to 1808. 
 
 23. Coroners' commissions, from 1803 to 1813. 
 
 24. Special peace commissions, from 1804 to 1811. 
 
 25. Miscellaneous commissions and supersedeas, 
 
 from 1806 to 1826. 
 
 26. Auctioneers' commissions, from 1808 to 1817. 
 
 27. Miscellaneous commissions, from 1810 to 1815. 
 
 28. General pleas and peace, from 1811 to 1814. 
 
 29. Special pleas and peace commissions, from 1811 
 
 to 1815. 
 
 30. Coroners' commissions, from 1813 to 1820. 
 
 31. General pleas and peace commissions, from 
 
 1815 to 1821. 
 
 32. Writs of discharge to sheriffs, from 1815 to 
 
 1822. 
 
 33. Miscellaneous commissions, from 1815 to 1819. 
 
 34. Special pleas and peace, froin 1816 to 1818. 
 
 35. Commissioners to acknowledge deeds, etc., from 
 
 1818 to 1822. 
 
Appointments and Commissions. 131 
 
 Book Xo.36. Sheriffs' commissions, from 1818 to 1821. 
 
 37. Auctioneers' commissions, from 1818 to 1822. 
 
 38. Miscellaneous commissions, from 1819 to 1822. 
 
 In addition to the above records of commissions, quite a 
 number of commissions issued during the period of our 
 colonial government, may be found recorded in the deed- 
 books of this office. 
 
 Kecords or Commissions by GtOveknor, ok bt Goveenoe 
 AND Senate. 
 
 By Governor, from 1823 to 1898, 14 volumes. 
 By. Governor and senate, 1823 to 1898, 28 volumes. 
 
 Eecoeds of Commissions of Commissionees of Deeds foe 
 Foreign States, Etc. 
 
 From 1850 to 1898, 4 volumes. 
 Abstracts of same, 2 volumes. 
 
 Military Commissions. 
 
 There is no record, at length, of military commissions in 
 this office, but the minutes of the council of appointment 
 show the names, dates and rank of military appointments and 
 promotions. 
 
 Executive Oeders for Commissions. 
 From 1840 to 1896, 19 volumes. 
 
 Appointments by the Governor and Senate. 
 20 volumes, from 1823 to 1897. 
 
 Abstracts of Appointments. 
 
 Civil appointments, 1804 to 1878, 6 volumes. 
 
 State officers and notaries, 1873 to 1898, 19 volumes. 
 
 Records of Supersedeas. 
 From 1813 to 1856, 3 volumes. 
 
 Eecords of supersedeas are also contaiaed in records of 
 commissions. ' 
 
132 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 XII. PAEDOITS, RESTORATIONS, COMMISSIONS 
 AND RESPITES. 
 
 Record of pardons, 1799 to 1898, 10 Tolmnes. 
 
 Record of commutations and respites, 1854 to 18Y8, 1 voliome. 
 
 Record of restoration to citizenship, from 1869 to 1898, 5 
 
 volumes. ' 
 
 Prior to 1799 pardons, etc., are recorded in records of 
 commissions. 
 
 Executive Okdeus foe Pardons, Etc. 
 From 1845 to 1898, 20 volumes. 
 
 XIII. ELECTION PAPERS AND RECORDS. 
 
 Certificates of election, 1799 to 1827, 3 volumes. 
 Certificates of nominations, 1890 to 1898, in packages. 
 Electoral college papers, 1792 to 1894, 3 volumes. 
 Notices of election, copies of, 1850 to date, in packages. 
 Official canvass, 1802 to 1898, in packages. 
 Statements of county can.vassers, 1802 to 1898, ia packages. 
 Statements of election, expenses of candidates. 
 Record of official canvass, 1822 to 1898, 7 volumes. 
 Record of nominations, 1890 to 1898, 1 volume. 
 
 Before the year 1799 certificates of election, etc., were 
 recorded in books of deeds. 
 
 For information regarding the subject of elections, under 
 colonial and state governments, see note at page 259, volume 
 2, New York Revised Laws, Van Ness & Woodworth's 
 edition. 
 
 XIV. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS. 
 
 Alien depositions, from 1825 to 1898, 77 volumes. 
 
 Records of, 1825 to 1898, 30 volumes. 
 Appointments of officers. In packages. 
 Apportionment of assembly districts. 
 
^RMS OF THE STATE OF [sEvV tORK, 
 
 AS RE-ESTABLISHED BY CHAPTER 1 90 OF THE LAWS OF 188 2. AND 
 
 REQUIRED TO BE USED ON THE SEALS OF ALL THE 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICES AT THE CAPITAL FROM 
 
 jANUARv \ ? 883 
 
MiSCELLAXEOL'S PaPEES. 133 
 
 Bonds of Xew York and Erie Railway Company, 1 volume. 
 Bonds of Hudson Eiver and Berkshire Eailway Company, 1 
 
 volume. 
 Certificates of judges' ages, 1870 to 1898. In boxes. 
 Civil service rules, 1883 to 1898. In boxes. 
 Copyrights of books by secretary of state. In boxes. 
 Convictions and sentences, original transcripts, 1830 to 1898. 
 
 Records of, 1830 to 1898, 10 volumes. 
 Court of appeals, rules of. 
 Court terms, 1848 to 1898. In packages. 
 Coimtv clerks' fees, 1845 to 1854. In packages. 
 Designation of judges, 1848 to 1898. In packages. 
 Gold and silver mines, notices of discovery. In packages. 
 
 Records of, 1791 to 1898, 9 volumes. 
 Judgments, transcripts and decrees, docketed in Xew York, 
 
 1844 to 1855, 26 volumes. 
 Memorandum-books of ofiice transactions, 1804 to 1898, 14 
 
 volumes. 
 Miscellaneous papers, consisting of appointments, notices of 
 
 vacancies, etc. In packages. 
 jSTames changed by courts, 1860 to 1898. In packages. 
 Naturalization returns, 1895 to 1898. In packages. 
 JSTotiees from governors. 
 Oaths of office, 1823 to 1898, 14 volumes. 
 Official seals of state and county officers, 2 volumes. 
 Peddlers' licenses, records of, 3 volumes. 
 Proclamations by governors, 1855 to 1898. In packages. 
 Railroad commissi oners' orders for passes. 
 Railway policemen appointments, 1883 to 1898. In packages. 
 Resignations, 1864 to 1898. In packages. 
 Resolutions of supervisors as to game laws, etc. 
 State board of health rules, 1881 to 1898. In packages. 
 Towns erected or altered, 1849 to 1898, 2 volumes and 
 
 packages. 
 Villages incorporated, notices of, 1886 to 1898. In packages. 
 Vital statistics, 1847 to 1850. ISTo names. 
 Wills and letters, foreign, 1880 to 1898. In packages. 
 
134 Office of Seceetaey of State. 
 
 GEEAT SEAL AND ARMS OF THE STATE. 
 
 Including the first great seal established by chapter 112' 
 of the laws of 1778, An act to organize the government of 
 this state, the state has had four great seals. The first under 
 the act of 1778, the second in 1799, the third in 1809, and 
 the fourth in 1882. 
 
 Until the year 1880 the person administeo-ing the govern- 
 ment of the state for the time being was vested with the 
 custody and possession of the great seal. By an amendment 
 of the revised statutes, chapter 86 of the laws of 1880, the 
 secretary of state was made the custodian thereof. 
 
 The first two seals were pendent and the others incumbent, 
 or in other words, impressed directly upon the document or 
 instrument itself, by means of wafers or otherwise. 
 
 The first seal is described as follows: A rising sun. Motto, 
 " Excelsior." Legend, " The Great Seal of the State of ISTew 
 York." On the reverse, a rock in the ocean. Legend, 
 " Erustra." 
 
 The second seal is described by the commission appointed 
 under the act of January 26, 1798, as follows: The arms of 
 the state complete, with supporters, crest and motto; round 
 the same, " The Great Seal of the State of ISTew York," in 
 Eoman capitals. On the reverse, a rock and waves beating 
 against it. Motto, " Erustra," above; 1878, below. 
 
 The third seal, approved by Governor Daniel D. Tomp- 
 kins, November 28, 1809, is described as follows: Argent, 
 a rising sun, proper. Ctest. On a wreath a demi-globe and 
 an eagle, passant regardant, all proper. Supporters. The 
 figure of Justice on the dexter, and Liberty on the sinster side. 
 Motto, " Excelsior." Legend, " The Great Seal of the State 
 of New York." 
 
 The fourth seal was established by chapter 190 of the 
 laws of 1881, a description of which is contained in section 
 43 of the state law, which follows. 
 
 Since the adoption of the great and privy seal in 1778,, 
 from time to time frequent variations had occurred in the 
 representations of the arms of the state, without authority of 
 law, although in the several laws passed relative to the arms 
 
GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, 
 
 AS ADOPTED BY CHAPTER 190 OF THE LAV/S OF 1882, 
 
Geeat Seal and Aems of the State. 135 
 
 or seals of the state, with, one exception, reference was made 
 to the description on file in the office of the secretary of 
 state. Repeated searches in this office failed to discover any 
 description except the one filed with the new great seal of 
 1809. 
 
 In order to establish the accurate arms of the state, a com- 
 mission was appointed in 1880, to report an exact description 
 of the arms of the state, as established by law, or in other 
 words, to report an exact description of the arms established 
 in 1778. 
 
 In the absence of any accurate description of the arms, the 
 committee obtained a few representations possessing some 
 measure of lawful authority, copi^ of which are herein in- 
 corporated (see plates ISTos. 1, 2 and 3), and from these dif- 
 erent representations reported to the legislature of 1881, their 
 conclusions, with a description of the arms in language such 
 as might be sufficient for the exact arms of the state to be 
 constructed. 
 
 The recommendations of the commission, which are con- 
 tained in senate document number six of the laws of 1881, 
 were finally adopted in 1882, in the form of the present law. 
 Those who desire to further inform themselves on this sub- 
 ject will iind in the report of the commission much valuable 
 information relatiag to the subject. 
 
 The following is the present law relating to the arms and 
 great seal of the state: 
 
 AEMS AXB GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE. 
 
 Section 40. Description of the arms of the state. 
 
 41. Painted devices of arms in certain public places. 
 
 42. Probition of other pictorial devices. 
 
 43. Great seal of the state. 
 
 44. The use of the great seal. 
 
 § 40. Description of the arms of the state and the state 
 flag. — 'The device of arms of this state, as adopted March 
 sixteenth, seventeen hundred and seventy-eight, is hereby de- 
 clared to be correctly described as follows: 
 
 Charge. Azure, in a landscape, the sun in fess, rising in 
 splendor or, behind a range of three mountains, the middle 
 
136 Office of Seceetaet of State. 
 
 one the highest; in base a ship and sloop under sail, passing 
 and about to meet on a rive, bordered below by a grassy shore 
 fringed with shrubs, all proper. 
 
 Crest. On a wreath azure and or, an American eagle 
 proper, rising to the dexter from a two-thirds of a globe terres- 
 trial, showing the north Atlantic ocean without lines of its 
 shores. 
 
 Supporters. On a quasi compartment formed by the ex- 
 tension of the scroll. 
 
 Dexter. The figure of liberty proper, her hair disheveled 
 and decorated with pearls, vested azure, sandaled gules, about 
 the waist a cincture or, fringed gules, a mantle of the last 
 depending from the shoulders behind to the feet, in the dexter 
 hand a staff ensigned with a Phrygian cap or, the sinister arm 
 embowed, the hand supporting the shield at the dexter chief 
 point, a royal crown by her sinister foot dejected. 
 
 Sinister. The figure of justice proper, her hair disheveled 
 and decorated with pearls, vested or, about the waist a 
 cincture azure, fringed gules, sandaled and mantled as 
 Liberty, bound about the eyes with a fillet proper, in the 
 dexter hand a straight sword hilted or, erect, resting on the 
 sinister chief point of the shield, the sinister arm embowed, 
 holding before her her scales proper. 
 
 Motto. On a scroll below the shield argent, in sable, ex- 
 celsior. 
 
 State flag. The state flag is hereby declared to be buff, 
 charged with the arms of the state in the colors as described 
 in the blazon of this section. — As amended Laws of 1896, 
 chap. 229. 
 
 § 41. Painted devices of arms in certain public places.' — 
 The device of arms of the state, corresponding to the blazon 
 hereinbefore given, shall be painted in colors upon wood or 
 canvass, and hung upon the walls of the executive chamber, 
 the court of appeals, the ofiice of the secretary of state and 
 the senate and assembly chambers. 
 
 § 42. Probition. of other pictorial devices. — 'No pictorial 
 devices other than the arms of the state shall be used in the 
 public oifices at the capitol for letter headings and envelops 
 used for official business. Persons printing and circulating 
 public documents under the authority of the state, when they 
 
Plate 1, 
 
 ARMS OF THE STATE OFKEWYORIv: 
 FAC SIMILE 
 
 of the Initial T, engraved on 
 
 A^E'^V^'YoRKlMlLTrAE^ .Co2vrMIS SIOX 
 
 from &0'%^ Gr. Clinton , 
 
 of June 25,1778. 
 
Plate- 2. 
 
 FAC SIlvnLE 
 
 OF AXE^\' YOEK KEGIMEXIAX 'FLA& 
 
 0riTT8. 
 
Plate .3. 
 
 FAC snaLK or the arms 
 
 i-B02>r THE P/VCCTDvTx IX ST PATTX'S CHAP 
 
 ^"".Y.ciTr,i-a5. 
 
Aems and Geeat Seal of the State. 137 
 
 iTse a vignette, shall place upon the title pages of the docu- 
 ments the standard device of the state arms without alterations 
 or additions. 
 
 § 43. Great seal of the state. — The secretary of state shall 
 cause to be engraved upon metal two and one-half inches in 
 diameter the device of arms of this state, accurately eon- 
 formed to the description thereof given in this article, sur- 
 rounded with the legend, " The great seal of the state of 
 New York." It alone shall be used as the great seal of the 
 state, and the secretary of state shall have the custody thereof. 
 
 § 44. The use of the great seal. — All such matters as have 
 issued under the great seal of the state since March 16, 1778, 
 shall continue to be issued under such seal, except copies of 
 papers and records certified by the secretary of state or his 
 deputy and authenticated under his seal of office. 
 
INDEX 
 
 Page. 
 
 Abstracts of title, old liJti 
 
 Alien depositions 8, 133 
 
 fee for recording, etc 7 
 
 Appointments, abstracts of 131 
 
 by governor and senate 8, 131 
 
 civil and military 128 
 
 commissioners to examine charges 8 
 
 railvray policemen 133 
 
 Appraisement of lands 126 
 
 Arms of state 134 
 
 Assembly districts, apportionment of 8, 133 
 
 Assembly documents and journals 19 
 
 Astor, John Jacob, acceptance by 126 
 
 Attorneys, rules for admission of 11 
 
 Bonds and mortgages, old 126 
 
 Bonds, Hudson River & Berkshire Ry. Co 133 
 
 N. Y. & Erie Ry. Co 133 
 
 state treasurer's 11 
 
 Candidates, statements of expenses of 10 
 
 Caveats 6, 126 
 
 Census, returns of 14 
 
 Civil service rules 133 
 
 Colonial, assembly journals 19 
 
 laws, original 15 
 
 printed editions of 17 
 
 Commissioners of deeds 131 
 
 Commissioners to examine charges, appointment of 8 
 
 Commissions, civil and military 128, 131 
 
 records of 129, 131 
 
 Concurrent resolutions filed in office 10 
 
 Congress Hall, vouchers and searches 126 
 
 Constitutions of state 14 
 
 Convict-made goods, statements of licenses to sell 8 
 
 Convictions, abstracts of jj 
 
 transcripts and records 133 
 
 Copyrights, by secretary of state I33 
 
140 INDEX. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Corporations, certificates 8 
 
 fees for certificates 7 
 
 original certificates and records 127 
 
 Council of appointment, minutes of 128 
 
 Council of revision, records 'of 18 
 
 County officers, description of seals of 11 
 
 Court of appeals, rules of 133 
 
 Deed books 29 
 
 miscellaneous matters in 30 
 
 Deeds, Indian 31 
 
 old 126 
 
 partition, -where state a party 10 
 
 Deputies, appointment and duties 5 
 
 Documents of legislature 19 
 
 Dutch patents 22 
 
 Elections, candidates, statements of expenses of 10 
 
 notices and certificates 10 
 
 papers and records 132 
 
 Escheated lands 10, 126 
 
 Fees of oflice 6 
 
 Field notes of surveys 32 
 
 Fire insurance policies, standard 11 
 
 Fisheries, game and forest commission, rules as to nets 11 
 
 Forest preserve, certificate of lands purchased for 10 
 
 Game laws, resolutions as to 133 
 
 Gettysburg battlefield, conveyances and dedications 126 
 
 Gold and silver mines 11, 133 
 
 Governor, appointments by 8 
 
 commissions by 131 
 
 bills vetoed by 18 
 
 pardons, etc., by 132 
 
 proclamations by 133 
 
 Great seal certificates, fee for 6 
 
 Hinckley act, applications under 126 
 
 History of office, early 3 
 
 Indian deeds and treaties 31 
 
 Indian leases, etc 126 
 
 Journals of legislature 19 
 
 Judges, certificates of ages of 10, 133 
 
 Justices of supreme court, designations of 10, 133 
 
 Land office, miscellaneous papers of 126 
 
 proceedings of 12S 
 
IXDEX. 1-il 
 
 Page. 
 
 Land papers, colonial and state 1--4 
 
 Lands, escheated 11. 126 
 
 letters patent of 20 
 
 mortgaged to state, affidavits of sale of 10 
 
 Laws, certified copies, fees for t> 
 
 colonial, original ^ 15 
 
 filed in office 10 
 
 state, original 16 
 
 state, printed editions of 17 
 
 vetoed 18 
 
 Letters-patent, abstracts of 21 
 
 fees for 7 
 
 filed in office 10 
 
 judgment-rolls in actions to vacate 10 
 
 list of, by popular or local names 23 
 
 military 22 
 
 original 20 
 
 Maps, catalogue of 32 
 
 in land papers 125 
 
 of state lands, to be filed in office 10 
 
 Military commissions 128, 131 
 
 Military patents , 22 
 
 Miscellaneous papers 133 
 
 Mines, gold and silver 133 
 
 notices of discovery of 11 
 
 Mortgages, foreclosures of 126 
 
 state 30 
 
 Names changed by courts 133 
 
 Naturalization returns 11, 133 
 
 Oaths of office 11, 133 
 
 Fardons, records of 132 
 
 Peddlers' licenses 11, 133 
 
 Railroad commissioners' passes 133 
 
 Railway policemen, appointments of 133 
 
 Recording, fees for 6 
 
 Releases by attorney-general 127 
 
 Releases to stafe, originals 30 
 
 Resignations of office 11, 133 
 
 Rules, admission of attorneys 11 
 
 civil service 133 
 
 court of appeals 133 
 
 fisheries, etc., commission as to nets 11 
 
 state board of health 134 
 
142 INDEX. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Salt Springs papers 127 
 
 Seals, descriptions of 11> 133 
 
 great 134 
 
 official 133 
 
 Searches, fee for 6 
 
 Secretary of state, custodian of records 5 
 
 election, term and salary 4 
 
 deputies 5 
 
 history of office 3 
 
 member of commissions and boards 4 
 
 powers and duties 5 
 
 Senate, appointments by 131 
 
 documents and journals 19 
 
 Standard fire insurance policies 11 
 
 State board of health, examinations by 11 
 
 rules of 134 
 
 State treasurer's bond 11 
 
 examination of accounts of 11 
 
 Supersedeas, records of 131 
 
 Supervisors, resolutions of 133 
 
 Supreme court, justices, designation of 10, 133 
 
 court reporter, appointment, etc 11 
 
 terms of 11, 133 
 
 Surveys, field notes of 32 
 
 Town boundaries, disputes as to 11 
 
 Towns, divisions and alterations 11, 134 
 
 Trade-marks 11 
 
 Trade unions' labels 11 
 
 Treaties, Indian 30, 31 
 
 Vetoed bills 18 
 
 "Villages, certificates of incorporation 11 
 
 change of name of 11 
 
 dissolutions of 11 
 
 extension of boundaries 11 
 
 population certificates 11 
 
 notices by ; 134 
 
 Vital statistics 134 
 
 Water grant applications 11 
 
 Webb, Wm. Seward, and others, lands purchased from 126 
 
 Wills and letters, foreign 11, 134 
 
 Wills, early, in deed-books 30 
 

 
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