464 HISTORY OF BROOKLYN.

 

W.

  • Waale-bocht. See Wallabout Bay.
  • Waale-boght. See Wallabout Bay.
  • “Waal, Een,” 415.
  • Waale-Kerken. See Walloon Churches.
  • Wadsworth (Brig.-Gen.), 285.
  • Wagon-yard, The British, at Brooklyn, 310, 324.
  • Waldeck, Stores, 324.
  • Waldron (Capt.), Adolph. 247; Samuel, 217, 219.
  • Wallabout Bay, The, 24, 25, 26. 29,44, 86, 88, 91, 115, 141, 155, 198, 207, 217, 239, 250, 337, 414, 415; Committee, 364, 365, 366; District, 381; Settlers, 25, 161, 224; School, 243; and Brooklyn Toll Bridge, 363, 387; Tobacco grown at, 232; Taxation of residents at, 135; Sale of lands in, to U. S, 385.
  • Walloons Bay. See Wallabout Bay; Churches, 24.
  • Walzogen, Baron. 323.
  • Wampum manufactured at L. I., etc, 33.
  • Wantenaer, Albert, Cornelissen, 101, 102, 114, 123, 160.
  • Ward (Col.), 247.
  • Waring, Henry, 309.
  • War of 1812, Declaration of, 393, 396.
  • Warpoes, 64, 424.
  • Wartoun, Thomas, 68.
  • Washington, Petition of prisoners to, 356, 357; Arrives at N. Y., 248; Addresses troops at Brooklyn, 259; Headquarters at Brooklyn, 57, 284; Visits the lines on L. I., 259; Death, 195; Park, 251.
  • Watch-house, A. 386.
  • Watson, Benjamin, 365.
  • Webster (Col.), 326.
  • Weldon, 79; William, 327.
  • Welius, 137.
  • Wells, John, 309.
  • Wendell, Dr., 391.
  • Werpos. See Warpoes.
  • Weasels, Warnaer, 116.
  • West India Co., earliest deed recorded to, 26; purchases land, 25; Gives bell to Brooklyn church, 143.
  • Westerhauge (Capt), 330.
  • West Riding. The, 153.
  • Weynant. See Wynant.
  • Whaley, Alexander, 403.
  • Whale boatmen on L. I. Sound, 303.
  • Whitby, The prison-ship, 333, 334.
  • Wilcox, 88.
  • Willemsen, Willem, 68.
  • Willet, Edward, 215.
  • Williams, Henry, 244, 245.
  • Willemsen. Hendrick, 68.
  • Williamson Rem, 249.
  • Wills, (Lieut.-Col.), 263.
  • Williston. Rev. Ralph, 370.
  • Wilson (Capt), John, 388, 396; Rev. John, 147.
  • Wilward, William, 388.
  • Winants. See Wynant.
  • Window Curtains, 229.
  • Winthrop, Gov., arrives at N. N., 118.
  • Woertman, Dirck Janse, 70, 71, 72, 73, 97, 204; Tunis, 403.
  • Wolfman, Dirk, 417.
  • Wolphertsen, Gerrit, 97, 417.
  • Woodhull , Rev. John, 290; Gen. captured, 263, 264, 283.
  • Woodlands, The prison-ship, 330,336.
  • Woods cut down by the British, 310.
  • Woodward, Joseph. 58.
  • Work of citizens on fortifications in 1812, 401.
  • Worpus. See Warpoes.
  • Wooster, Casper, 251.
  • Wouterse, Pierre, 120.
  • Wragg (Lieut.), 278.
  • Wyckoff, Hendrick, 250, 331; John, 55, 58; Peter, 55, 58, 249, 297. 330, 403.
  • Wylly’s (Colonel), troops, 263, 272.
  • Wynants, 49; Paulus Dircksen, 120; Peter, 60, 66, 203, 424.

Y.

  • Yellow Fever In Brooklyn in 1809, 391.
  • Yellow Hook, 53; Road from, 268.
  • Yellow Mill. See Denton’s Hill.
  • Yokam, 120.

Z.

  • Zeuw Kamingh, 49.
  • Ziekentrooters, or comforters of the sick, 127.
  • Zoll (Lieut), 289.