Stevenson. See also Stephenson. Stevenson, Charles, sent from Al- bany jail to the Highlands to be exchanged, 135. Stevenson, John, cited to appear before Albany board, 178; re- fuses oath of allegiance, 188; advised of day for removal, 191, 209; his refusal of oath certified to secretary of state, 197-198; in list of persons removed or held for exchange, 834. Stever, Maria, warned to remove from state, 612; certificate in her behalf, 612-613; permitted to remain at home, 620. Stewart, See also Stuart. Stewart, Nancy, her testimony against Hendrick Appley's ne- gro, 340. Stewart, Robert, money paid to, 808. Stickle, Nicholas, tory prisoner, money paid b}', for his main- tenance, 817. Stiles, John, of Palmertown, farmer, released on bail, 109; ap- i ! 220 State of New York Stiles, •John — continued. pears before Albany board, 128; required to renew his bail, 520, 525, 526; accused of forwarding intelligence to Canada, 600-601. Stillwater (Still Water), Saratoga county, sub-board of Albany board meets at, 36, 56, 460, 466; residents of, 83, 303, 307, 551, 608, 609, 680, 768; escape of prisoner at, 381; disaffected persons at, 395; persons on bail allowed to go to, 616, 619. Stilwell (Stillwell), Barnet, cited to appear before Albany board, 220; given time to consider taking oath of allegiance, 225; oath administered to, 228; his oatli, 832-833. Stockbridge, Mass., letter from, 217; letter to resident of, 665. Stolen property.. See Robberies, Robbers. Stoll. See also Stull. Stoll, Andries, of Rensselaerw}'ck Manor, blacksmith, tory sus- pect confined by order of Lieu- tenant Colonel Van Rensselaer, 458; released oii bail, 478; his surrender by bailsman de- manded,639;fined by courtmar- tial for delinquency, 644; appre- hended and rescued, 644-645, 646, 656, 657, 668; appre- hended and committed, 646; liberated on bail, 669. Stone Arabia (Stonearabia, Stone- rabia), Montgomery county, resi- dents of, 400, 426, 433, 668, 750. Stoner, John, arrest ordered for robbery, 144. Stoner, Peter, order for his sur- render to Albany board, 161- 162, 168. Stony (Stoney) Point, Rockland county, prisoners taken at, 434, 476. Stopplebeen, Michael, of Unadilb, prisoner, examined and recom- mitted, 254; released on bail, 321. Storm, Peter, his forfeited recog- nizance, 822. Stower, Ase, of New Lebanon, farmer, bailsman for Joel Pratt, 573; bailsman for Hezekiah Hammond, 574. Straight, Jane, wife of Thomas Straight, warned to remove from state, 523. Straight, Thomas, tory, his family warned to remove from state, 523- Strang, Joseph, commissioner for conspiracies, Westchester county board, appointment, 68; his audited account, 806-807, 818- 819; his account widi state treasurer, 826, 827; his commis- sion, 829. Streligh, Hcmligh, Hessian de- serter from British army, given a pass, 159. Stringer, Samuel (Dr.), com- missioner for conspiracies, Al- bany county board, one of memorialists to legislature, 29; requested to propose to John 'V- i ■ Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 221 Stringer, Samuel — continued. Tillman, Jr., raising a company of rangers, 50, 48S; appoint- ment as commissioner, 67, 454; his attendances at Albany board meetings, 75; signs oath, 80; examines sick prisoner, 236; alderman, 368; confines person who refuses to aid in transport- ing military stores, 36S; recom- mends detention of this person as disaffected, 369; causes sus- picious character to be appre- hended, 481 ; lodges information against Peter Ball, 611; lays before Albany board letter from Governor Clinton to ' General Clinton, 676; presents infor- mation from General Heath, 680; presents examination of George Boarck, 685; advances money to Peter Seger, 688; lodges information against Sim- eon Smith, 694; advances money to express, 726; to search house for papers from Canada, 760; his account as commis- sioner, 814; administers oath of allegiance as justice, 832; furnishes return of tories re- moved or held for exchange, 834-835- Strong, Solomon, captain, Thomas Anderson charged with forging his signature to a pass, 142-143. Stuart. See also Stewart. Stuart (Stewart), John, Indian minister at Fort Hunter, his removal from Schenectady ad- Stuart, John — continued. vised, 142; ordered to remove to Connecticut, 157; order to re- move suspended, 158; placed on parole, 158; ordered to repair to Schenectady, 371; his appli- cation for privilege of exchange approved, 835-836. StuU. See also Stoll. Stull, Lodiwick (Lotham), of the Beaver Dam, sent prisoner to Albany, 255; committed, 255; examined and recommitted, 257; attempted to join Brant, 277; released on bail, 278. ^ ■ Suffolk county, 14. Summer (Sommer), John, of Dur- lach, charge against, 751, 752; committed, 752; released on bail, 771. Summer (Somer), William, of Dur- lach, charges person with aiding in destruction of Currytown, 749; imprisoned on same charge, 751; persons incrimi- nated by his evidence, 751-752; re-examined and recommitted, 753; his testimony concerning Christopher France, 754. Supervisors, in certain cases to sive notification of removal of tory families, 26, 527, 795, 799; to pay rangers for suppressing robberies, 54. Supher, Godfrey, prisoner, sent