460 HISTORY OF BROOKLYN.

  • Lane, Red Hook, 252.
  • Langdon, Thomas, 387.
  • Langley, Win C., 53.
  • Lantsman, 138.
  • Last public slave sale in Brooklyn, 233.
  • Lawrence, Fort, 407.
  • Ledbetter, James, 217.
  • Leavitt, David, 308.
  • Le Clerc, Jean, 113,
  • Lee (Gen.), Chas., 246
  • Leendersen, Paulus, 135.
  • Lefferts Family, The, 157; House, The, 321; Barent, 68, 243, 320; Cynthia, Mrs., 256; Judge, 256; John, 68, 391; Leffert, 244, 245, 316, 326; Rem, 330.
  • Lcisler (Capt), Jacob, 147, 148, 169, 204.
  • Letter of call to Do. Selyns, 140.
  • Leverich (Capt.), 410.
  • Lewis, John, 159.
  • Liberty Pole at Fulton Ferry, 366.
  • License to sell liquor, 158.
  • Lights in front of houses, 388.
  • Linde, Peter, 70.
  • Linn, Rev. Dr., 194.
  • Litchfield, Edwin C., 56.
  • Livingston, Brig.-Gen. Wm., 254; Rev. Dr. John. 194, 379; Philip, 72, 73, 219, 242, 304; Beach, The, 305; Mansion House, The, 73; Lauding Place, The, 219, 220.
  • Lodewyck, Jongh, 132; Hans, 82.
  • Long Island, Settlement of the western end of, 414, 415; purchase of land on, 28; Indians, 416; Inhabitants, 415; Sewan made on, 33; Treaty with natives of, 39, 40; Robberies on. 109; Erected into a shire, 153; Called Island of Nassau, 205; Battle of, 57; Occupied by the British, 290; Bible Society, 185.
  • Long Hill. See Ocean Hill.
  • Looking-glasses, 229.
  • “Lookout,” The, 113.
  • Loosley, Charles, 311, 317, 321, 322.
  • Leasing, 251, 252.
  • Lott, Abraham, 428; Daniel, Lt., 409; Inglebert, 171, 173; Jeremiah, 75, 129, 409; Jeromus, 316; John, Jr. (Capt), 409, 410; Mrs., 325; Pieter, 238.
  • Lough, R., 160.
  • Louis, 134.
  • Lourenson, Jan, 157.
  • Louwer, Johannes, 68.
  • Lowe, Cornelius, Dr., 388, 403; Rev. Peter, 168, 189, 192, 388.
  • Loyalist registered, 300.
  • Lubbertsen, Frederick, 28, 29, 33, 60, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 79, 80, 96, 108, 109, 111, 116, 132, 134, 152, 306, 421, 422, 423; Aeltje, 63; Elsje, 63: Rebecca, 63; House, The, 65; Neck, The, 72, 206, 423; Thos, 203.
  • Ludlam, Silas, 74, 252.
  • Ludlow, Cary, 75,
  • Lopardus, Rev. Wilhelmus, 169.
  • Luquer, 64; Abraham, 316; Nicholas, 67; Mills, The, 59, 67.
  • Lutwyche (Col.), 78.
  • Luyster, Mathys, 180.

M.

  • Mahon, John, 392.
  • Macomber, Edward, 308.
  • Maiborn (Major), 313.
  • McCormick, Daniel, 78.
  • McDougal (Gen.), 285.
  • McGrath, M., 53.
  • McKenzie’s One Tree Hill, 369.
  • McKibbin, 89.
  • Magaw’s Regiment, 283.
  • Makaquiquos, an Indian, 159, 160.
  • Malcolm, Richard M., 387.
  • Mallemacque. Peter, 132.
  • Manhattan Island, Discovery of, 9; Purchase of, 17; Tavern at, 34; Fur trade depot, 11; Fairs established at, 33; First church at, 128.
  • Mamminicks, Geeritje, 96.
  • Manje, Jan, 35, 64, 69, 70, 71, 132; Peter, 182.
  • Manners of the Dutch, 231,
  • Manufactures of Brooklyn, 380.
  • Map, the Ratzer, 423.
  • Mapes (Gen.), 401.
  • Marcus, Johannus, 135.
  • Marechkawich, 44, 64, 80, 86, 95, 96, 100, 104; The tribe of, 37, 417 ; The bend of the, 82, 83, 84.
  • Marenus, Rev. Mr., 189.
  • Market Fly. 337.
  • Marine Hospital, the U. S., 24, 86, 87.
  • Marriner (Capt.), 187.
  • Marsh, John, 66.
  • Martense, Jooris, 203.
  • Martense's Lane, 260, 262, 269; Point. See Martyrs’ Point. Family, 85, G., 96, 99; Garrett, 236; Lefferts, 256.
  • Martin, Jan. See Martyn, James S., Account of the American retreat, 281.
  • Martyn, Jan, 80, 81, 120, 135, 137, 157.
  • Martyrs of the prison-ship, 337-376; Condition of remains, 363; Action of Congress–Removal of the Vault, 365, 366, 371, 373; Monument Association, 375, 376.
  • Martyrs’ Hook. See Martyrs' Point.
  • Martyrs’ Point, 80.
  • Masons at work on fortifications in 1812, 409.
  • Masonry established at Brooklyn, 385.
  • Meadows, Brooklyn salt, 442.
  • Meet, Peter, 80.
  • Meinst, Peter, 135.
  • Megapolensis, Rev. Johannes, 128, 137, 142, 146, 289.
  • Melijns, Peter, 175.
  • Mellemacque, Peter, 132.
  • Menqueuw, 415.
  • Mentelaer, Claes Cornelissen (Vanschouw), 35, 71, 73, 96, 134.
  • Mercein, Wrn. A., 409.
  • Merechkawingh, See Marechawieck and Wallabout.
  • Mereckawieck. Bay, See Marechawieck and Wallabout.
  • Meserole, Abraham, 89, 403; John, Jr., 157, 208; Peter, 403.
  • Mespaetches. See Mespath.
  • Mespath, The Kill of, 88, 109.
  • “Meuwee Point,” 62.
  • Michaelins Rev. Do., 127.
  • Middagh, Famiy, The, 81, 382; Mansion, 81; Property, 74; Aert Aertzen, 81, 113, 135; Dirck, 81; Garrett, 72, 81, 88, 243; Jan, 81, 208; John, 75, 377.
  • Mifflin (Gen.), 283, 284. 285,
  • Miles (Col.), Regiment, 262, 263, 273.
  • Mill, Brouwer, 421; Cornell’s, 66, 89; Creek, 56, 58, 64, 97; Red, The. See Cornell’s Mill; Seabring, The, 66, 421; Samuel, 286.
  • Miller, Henry, 287: John, 218; Peter, 250.
  • Military at Brooklyn, 408; Execution at Br., 328; Punishments at, 329.
  • Minge, Samuel, 80.
  • Miserole, Jan. See Meserole.
  • Mitchell. Dr. Sam. L., 364.
  • Moelet, Peter, 135.
  • Mot, Lambert Hubertsen, 24, 29, 88, 91, 417.
  • Montfoort, 24: Jan. 29 84, 86; Peter, 29, 84, 88, 135.
  • Montgomey, Fort, 330.
  • Montressor (Capt.), 289,
  • Moore, John, 202.
  • Morris, Jacob, 54, 311,
  • Mott (Capt), 330.
  • Monument to prison-ship martyrs, 365, 371.
  • Mount Prospect, 260, 268; Washington, 292.
  • Mud Fort, 313.
  • Murphy, Henry C., 151, 875.