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Appendix 8 Partial Livingston family tree John Livingston(e) x Janet Fleming (1603-1672) | (1613-1693) | | Philip Pietersen Schuyler x Margaretha | (1628-1683) | Van Slichtenhorst (1625-1711) | | 15 children, among whom: | 9. James Livingston (1646-1700) x ? | child: | Robert “the Nephew” Livingston (Jr.) (1663-1725) | x Margarita Schuyler (1682-1783?) | children: | 1. Engeltje Livingston (1698-1746) | x Johannes Van Rensselaer (1707-1783) | 2. James Livingston (1701-1763) | 3. John Livingston (1709-1790) | x Catharina Ten Broeck (1715-1802) | | 14. Robert Livingston (1654-1725) x Alida (Van Rensselaer) Schuyler (1656-1729) children: 1. John Livingston (1680-1720) x 1. Mary Winthrop (?-1713) 2. Elizabeth Knight (?-1735) 2. Margaret Livingston (1682-1758) x Samuel Vetch 1668-1732) child: Alida Vetch (1701-?) x Stephanus Bayard (1700-1757) 7 children 3. Johanna Phillipina Livingston (1683-1689) 4. Philip Livingston (1686-1749) x Catharine Van Brugh (1689-1756) children: 1. Robert Livingston (1708-1790) x 1. Maria T(h)ong (1711-1765) x 2. Geertruy Schuyler Van Rensselaer (1714-1790) children: 1. Catherine Livingston (1732-1732) 2. Philip Livingston (1734-1756) 3. Sarah Livingston (1735-1745) 4. Peter Robert Livingston (1737-1794) x Margaret Livingston (1738-1809) 5. Mary (Maria) Livingston (1738-1821) x James Duane (1733-1797) 6. Walter Livingston (1740-1797) x Cornelia Schuyler (1746-1822) 7. Robert Cambridge Livingston (1742-1790) x Alice Swift (1751-1816) 8. Catherine Livingston (1744-1832) x John Patterson (c.1742- after 1796) 9. Sarah Livingston (1746-1749) 10. Alida Livingston (1747-1791) x James Valentine Gardner (1739- after 1791) 11. Margarita Livingston (1749-1749) 12. John Livingston (1749-1822) x 1. Mary Ann Leroy (?- before 1796) 10 children x 2. Catherine Livingston Ridley (1751-1813) 13. Hendrick Livingston (1753-1823) 2. Peter Van Brugh Livingston (1710-1792) x Mary Alexander (1721-1767) 340
12 children, among whom: 3. Catherine Livingston (1743-1775) x Nicholas Bayard (1736- after 1768) 5 children 3. Susan Livingston (1759-1843) x 1. John Kean (1756-1795) 1 child x 2. Julian Ursin Niemcewicz (1757-1841) 4. John Livingston (1714-1786) x Catherine de Peyster (1724-1788) 5 children 5. Philip “The Signer” Livingston (1716-1778) x Christina ten Broeck (1718-1801) 9 children: see II. 6. Henry Livingston (1719-1772) 7. William Livingston (1723-1790) x Susannah French (1723-1789) children: 1. Susannah Livingston (1748-?) x John Cleve Symmes (1742-1814) 2. Catherine Livingston (1751-1813) x 1. Matthew Ridley (1746-1789) x 2. John Livingston (1749-1822) 3. Sarah Van Brugh Livingston (1756-1802) x John Jay (1745-1829) 8. Alida Livingston (1728-1790) x 1. Henry Hansen (c.1725- before 1766) x 2. Martin H<strong>of</strong>fman (1707-1782) child: Philip Livingston H<strong>of</strong>fman (1767-1807) 9. Catherine Livingston (1733-after 1759) x John L. Lawrence (1721-1764) 10. Sarah Livingston (1752-1805) x William Alexander, Lord Sterling (1726-1783) 5. Robert Livingston, Jr. (1688-1775) x Margaret Howarden (1693-1758) child: Robert R. “The Judge” Livingston (1718-1775) x Margaret Beekman (1728-1800) 9 children, among whom: 1. Janet Livingston (1743-1828) x Richard Montgomery (1736-1775) 2. Robert R. “The Chancellor” Livingston (1746-1813) 705 x Mary Stevens (1752-1814) 6. Gilbert Hubertus Livingston (1690-1746) x Cornelia Beekman (1693-1742) children: 1. Robert Gilbert Livingston (1713-1789) x Catharine McPheadres (before 1717-?) 5 children 2. Henry Livingston (1714-1799) x Susanna Storm Conklin (1724-1793) 11 children: see I. 3. Alida Livingston (1716-?) x 1. Jacob Rutsen (1716-?) 4 children x 2. Henry Van Rensselaer (1712-1793) 4. Gilbert Livingston (died young) 5. Gilbert Livingston (1718-1789) x Joy Dorrell (c. 1719-?) 2 children 6. Johannes Livingston (1720-1739) 7. Johanna Livingston (1722-1808) x Pierre Van Cortlandt (1721-1814) 8 children, among whom: 8. Anne De Peyster (1766-1855) x Philip S. Van Rensselaer (1766-1824) 8. William Livingston (1724- died young) 705 Robert Livingston administered the first inaugural oath to George Washington in 1789. 341
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Table of Contents Introduction 2 Ap
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Bible Westerlo used, I chose the co
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Appendix 1 The Memoirs of Eilardus
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Heiligen Doop van mijnen Eigenen Va
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gerust te worden, tot ’t Heiligdo
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X. De voorige snede is met zooveel
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meeren niet slegts naar buiten, maa
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spreken, prediken en andere dingen
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leven voor Jesus, totdat ik voor ee
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Memoirs 2: 1774 Westerlo, E. 1774.
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voorleezen van Vermeer’s Oeffenin
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van en briefwisselinge met Mrs. Liv
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in Christus Jesus, dat er immer een
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armhartigheid min of meer opgewekte
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meer daar de vijand naar ’t noord
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zegenden dienst, en laat mij nog nu
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leven uit de dooden. Laat uw genade
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influence of Thy Divine Spirit, tha
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October ’82 12. Tomorrow 22 years
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December ’82 14. Blessed be the n
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scene of a bloody war. Oh, may sinn
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for repeated and renewed mercies. H
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N.B. This morning I read Henry’s
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12. Yesterday the Lord strengthened
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concerning my son. I desire through
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may they be pitied and pardoned, an
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30. This morning again hindered by
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in peace and the consolations of th
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and every individual, with precious
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the many deliverances, mercies, and
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country 114 (which, however, was al
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desire to kiss Thy Rod. 116 Pardon
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March ’84 13. This day my younges
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at the Mills. 132 I desire to ackno
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6. This morning I preached from Eph
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Dominee Doll 163 ’s family. Last
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26. Last week the Groote Kerkeraad
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magistrates would protect me, yea,
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God in Christ Jesus for supporting
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salvation. Father of mercies, I tha
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23. Through many weaknesses I have
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humbly commend to Thy Fatherly care
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May ’85 3. This morning our Joann
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me, and prosper all Thy servants in
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conversation, pardon our sins, and
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service and become strong again thr
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speak peace to our souls, forgive o
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other accounts, which I humbly pray
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full of compassion. Pity, Father of
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20. Blessed be the Lord for His aid
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dislocation of her shoulder last wi
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ought to my mind, and gave me both
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them of both denominations to apply
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service of His Sanctuary, by preach
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Thou knowest to be best for us, and
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had thoughts of mercy towards me, a
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pains. A sermon, however, of Hellen
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supply of wisdom, prudence, patienc
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gracious Lord and faithful Savior J
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and partakers of the graces and spi
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12. Yesterday morning my throat was
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ut Jesus Christ and Him crucified!
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a man of God be called to help me a
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and to receive every moment fresh s
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may my poor labors succeed for Zion
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we be enabled to trust in the Lord.
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serious, simple, but also acceptabl
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Thou in the midst of them, and suff
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good word and work. I have also per
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of mercies, hear my prayer, and pit
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property, which probably was the fi
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enquire at Schodack whether they ha
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live also. 358 May Thy life be made
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usiness, which was conducted, I hum
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y every student, agreeable to the f
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and may piety with righteousness pr
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and defend Thy cause. Remember all
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they have read, and then to repeat
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graciously to bless this medicine,
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unto Him, and o, blessed Jesus, may
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sent for Dr. Schuyler, 399 who prep
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wished. However, may I become more
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at Groningen. Oh, what shall I rend
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for the preservation of internal pe
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all the innumerable bounties of mer
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and to wait for His blessing and me
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efuge to the Lord Jesus Christ, in
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ingratitude, and return in mercy to
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September ’88 3. Last Lord’s Da
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proper persons to try, and then, if
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Wicked One, and I come off more tha
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nursery of learning and piety for o
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16. Thanks to the Lord for His aid
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more fortitude and faith and pruden
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N.B. The last verse of Psalm 91, 49
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me to perform the duties of that da
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Zion’s prosperity be pure, peacea
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comfortable sayings. But, Thou, o L
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e followed by His blessings upon th
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services for the prosperity of Zion
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my sins and shortcomings. O Lord, m
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August ’89 4. Thanks to the Lord,
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unto Him. The Lord deliver me from
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would I serve Thee and Thy people i
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8. Thanks to the Lord for the light
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ecome more and more glorious, and G
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chasten me above measure, though I
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1790 January ’90 21. Blessed be t
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unto my soul. Preserve me, both fro
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and all other institutions for the
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This afternoon my dear friend Ariaa
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standing exposed to the cold, may i
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sanctify the parents, and may the m
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peace upon Israel, peace in our pub
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Lord’s Supper! Oh, may the Lord J
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adversity, waiting for mercy, grace
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enabled to trust in the Lord, with
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and uncommon knowledge of the Chris
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the Lord may continue His mercies t
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Appendix 2 Books in Westerlo’s Co
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O86. Allestree, Richard (1619-1681)
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Leiden: Cornelis Boutesteyn and Jor
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Balthasar Christofor Wust. 1672. Vo
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Sudantis, Specimen, de Nature Theol
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Marten Schagen, Adriaan Wor, Erven
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‘Ecloga Dissertationum Theologico
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- Huys-bybel over de Brieven van Pa
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Triplicem Judæorum Statum, Ecclesi
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Hoorn. 1718. Translated by Jacob Sc
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Q61. Musnai, Mihály (ca.1658-after
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Sacrae Variis Observationibus Copio
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Causis & Auxiliis Interpretandi Lin
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Linguae Sanctae I. Veteris Testamen
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Overeenstemming der Andere Heilige
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Verlossing van des Heeren Volk uit
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Uitgelezene Bibel-deelen, des Ouden
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2. Books having belonged to Eilardu
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P4. Episcopius, Simon (1583-1643),
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Dooden. [...] Sophia Dorothea en Ha
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Goede Vrienden vervat. Amsterdam: P
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Verstant van den Doemwaerdigen Zond
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Christen,Onderrigt en Bemoedigt, do
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Inserted at Large in Distinct Parag
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Appendix 3 Manuscript sources This
Page 289 and 290: see Appendix 10] May 19, 1784 Eilar
Page 291 and 292: Rensselaer December 31, 1789 John B
Page 293 and 294: Appendix 4 Eilardus Westerlo’s Wi
Page 295 and 296: Genealogy Drawn up Before May 6, 17
Page 297 and 298: Grootvader en grootmoeder van moede
Page 299 and 300: emonstrantieschrijver zig zelven ee
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Page 307 and 308: 2. Remonstrantie Aen de Predikant,
Page 309 and 310: Subordinatie tot het burgerlijke of
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Page 313 and 314: 3. Bijvoegzel Omtrend den briev der
Page 315 and 316: Appendix 6 Letter by Eilardus Weste
Page 317 and 318: waarin t’ effens ‘t ontwerp in
Page 319 and 320: overnemen, zonder daarin wezenlijk
Page 321 and 322: van daar voor onze gemeentens afged
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Page 325 and 326: Wij zien dus met onze eigen oogen,
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Page 329 and 330: 8. Brooklyn, NY (1654) Ulpianus Van
Page 331 and 332: 34. Kingston, NY (1659) George W. G
Page 333 and 334: 61. Readington, NJ (1719) Jacob R.
Page 335 and 336: Dutch Reformed Churches in New York
Page 337 and 338: John G. Gebhard 1783-1807 Hyde Park
Page 339: Tappan, NY (1767) 704 David Marinus
Page 343 and 344: 1. Catherine Van Rensselaer (1803-1
Page 345 and 346: Psalm 42:11 8 June 1789 Sermon Alba
Page 347 and 348: Ezekiel 22:8 17 January 1770 Quotat
Page 349 and 350: John 17:19 4 March 1788 Quotation J
Page 351 and 352: Hebrews 1:3-4 25 August 1788 Sermon
Page 353 and 354: Appendix 10 Eilardus Westerlo’s J
Page 355 and 356: with one heart and hand, like Moses
Page 357 and 358: his share; when it was necessary to
Page 359 and 360: common prosperity of the whole to t
Page 361: On the cover: Pulpit in the Albany
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