Albany board concerning John Palmer, 669; orders Dr. Smith to prepare for exchange, 675; informed that persons from the enemy are collecting in Helder- bergs, 676; presents to Albany board information from Cats- kill, 679; addresses Albany board in behalf of Dr. George Sjnith, 683; Albany board advizes him to release certain prisoners, 690; prisoners ap- prehended by his order, bailed, 697-698, 699; advised of com- missioners' approval of Mrs. Welsh's request, 698; asked ro aid in capture of tory party, 700; deserter delivered to, 700; his aide-de-camp, 703; con- sents to liberation of Hazelton Spencer, 703; suggests re- moval of tories from Ballston, 724; transfers party of levies Ml J' Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 45 Clinton, James — continued, to commissioners' command, 728; plan to be contrived with, for capture of John Waltimyer, 729; prisoners examined at his request, 737; furnishes detachment to remove tories from Helderbergs, 738; ap- proves release of Randell Hewit, 744; consents to Hazelton Spencer's removal to New City, 752; asked to order out troops to capture Joseph Bettis, 756; asked to order arrest of Major Reed, 760. Clock. See Klock. Cluet, Dirck, bailsman for Jacob Cluet,- 156. Cluet, Gerrit, bailsman for Jacob Cluet, 140; discharged, 148. Cluet, Graudus J., attempts to join enemy, 448; pardoned on account of his youth and his father's intercession, 448-449. Cluet, Jacob, held on bail for uttering sentiments unfavorable to the American cause, 140; ordered confined on charge of being accessory to a robber}-, 148; released on bail, 156; tes- timony taken in his case, 161; intercedes successfully for his son, 448-449. Cluet, John F., of Rensselaer- wyck iManor, accused of in- tention to ioin enemy, 475-476. Cluet, Nicholas, testifies regarding disaffected persons, 671, Clute, John D., money paid to, 813. Clyde, Samuel, commissioner for conspiracies, Tryon county board, appointment, 68. Co, Thomas, money paid to, 814. Coarson, See Carson. Cobham, John, tory suspect, ordered confined, 89; released on bail, 221; restriction of his liberty advised, 387; permitted to take oath of allegiance, 420- 421; suspected of communicat- ing with enemy, 514; cautioned against leaving Alban}' without pass, 514, 594; accused of fur- warding intelligence to Canada, 600-60 r; permitted to go to Fort Miller, 670; his signature to oath of allegiance, 831. Coch. See also Cock, Cogh, Cough, Kogh. Coch, Philip, cited to show cause why recognizance should not be forfeited, 163. Cochel, George, tory suspect, ordered confined, 89; released on recognizance, iio. Cochnought, Coughnot. See Van Cougnont. Cock. See also Coch, Cogh, Cough, Kogh. Cock, Soverinas, commissioner for conspiracies, Trj'on county board, appointment, 68; his commission, 829. <;.'. . Coe. See Co. Coenly, John, of Coxsackie dis- trict, farmer, disaffected person, apprehended and committed, 567; examined, 568; released on Mft: AO . 4 J i, 46 State of New York Coenly, John — continued. bail, 578-579; discharged from obligation to appear at court 617. Coenradt. See also Coonradt. Coenradt, Johannis, of Durlach, charge against, 751; ' com- mitted, 752. Coenradt, Philip, of Rensselaer- wyck Manor, farmer, receives counterfeit money, 544; bound in recognizance to testify in court, 544. Coeymans (Coyemans), Albany county, party of rangers sent by way of, to neighborhood of Peesink, 144; express sent to, by Albany board, 174; militia party ordered to, 566; prisoners brought from, to Albany, 566-567; hostile per- sons to be intercepted at, 677; suspicious character at house- on road to, 681. Coeymans Hollow. See Achque- tuck. Coeyman's Patent, Albany county, resident of, 731. '^^ Coffin, William, bailsman for Daniel Folger, 141. Coffman, David, of Durlach, charge against, 752; com- mitted, 752. Cogh. See also Coch, Cock, Cough, Kogh. Cogh, Andries, German prisoner, released on bail, 697, Cogh, Casper, of Stone Arabia, farmer, bailsman for Daniel Hewson, Jr., 668. Cohoon, Peter, supposed Brltis; spy, 472, 473; physician i Albany charged with aid ing, 477; William Pemberto: charged with aiding, 488. Colbreath (Colbrath), William lieutenant, reward to, for ap prehending follower of Brant 349, 811. Cole, Mrs., wife of Peter Cole sent to Albany as accessor}' tc robberies, 199-200; committed 200; removed to hospital or account of illness, 224; indul- gence to, in matter of residence, 237- Cole, Gerrit, son of Peter Cole, sent to Albany under guard, as accessor}^ to robber}^ of Henry Van Rensselaer, 121; examined and recommitted, 164; released on bail, 173. Cole, John, suspected person, re- quest for his arrest, 686. Cole, Nicholas, warrant for his arrest as dangerous person, 419. Cole, Peter (Petrus), sent to Albany under guard, as acces- sory to robbery of Henry Van Rensselaer, 121; examined and recommitted, 147, 164; re- moved, with his wife, to hos- pital on account of Illness, 224. Colehamer (Colekamer), Andries, assists in rescuing delinquenfi from ofiicer, 644. Colehamer, Coenradt, appre- hended for helping to rescue ■1 ■,' •V'-^'-^. it} O ijm'an Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 47