before Albany board, 336; dis- charged and ordered to appear I 4 Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 65 Concklin^ Joseph — continued, again, 345; committed, 372, 374; order for forfeiture of his recognizance, 373; released on bail, 399-400, 428; gives new bail, 467. Concklin (Conklin), Joseph, Jr., tory suspect, detained for trial, 87. . Concklin, Joseph A., of Newtown, released on bail, 110. Cone, Alexander, of Stephentown, joiner, apprehended for circulat- ing British proclamation, 637; committed, 637; released on bail, 655. Cone, Ichabod, of Stephentown, farmer, bailsman for Alexander Cone, 655. Cone, John, of Stephentown, far- mer, apprehended for circulat- ing British proclamation, 638; confined, 639; examined and recommitted, 645; released on bail, 660. Coney, Catharine (Catherine), accused of corresponding with enemy, 290-291 ; apprehended and committed, 291; released, 294. Conine. See also Conyne. Conirfe, Cornelius, of Coxsackie, farmer, bailsman for Lowrence Deal, 579; bailsman for John Coenly, 579. Conine, Philip, lieutenant, his aid requested to capture tory ex- press, 152-153;' ordered to apprehend tories at Peesink, Conine, Philip — continued. 323; returns from Peesink to Oniskethau, 328; rewarded for capture of robber, 331 (note), 811; orders removal of tory families, 523, 525. Conkey, Joshua, money paid to, 807. Conklin. See Concklin. Connecticut, 104; legislature of New York asks governor of, to issue proclamation against plundering British subjects, 55; lieutenant-governor of, 132, 281 ; disaffected person from, con- fined, 174; tory sent to sheriff of Hartford county in, 189, 221; tory suspect given pass to, 232; town of Lime in, 281; order for arrest of tory from 453; release of insane person from, 517-518. Connecticut river, 167. Conning, Alexander, confined on charge of harboring robbers, 748. Conning, Ann, wife of Alexander Conning, confined on charge of harboring robbers, 748; re- leased on bail, 751. Constables, warrants issued to, for arrest of counterfeiters, 38; stolen goods seized by, 137, 138; arrest made by, 145; witnesses summoned before grand jury by, 185; arrest of counterfeiter by, 188; arrest of persons by, for corresponding with and harboring tories, 324^ 1 no.. 66 State of New York Constables — continued. 325; to arrest on charge of aiding prisoner to escape, and advising soldiers to desert, 404; to arrest tory for slander against Washington and congress, 455; citation to be delivered to con- stable of Livingston Manor, 499; one arrests person return- ing from Canada, 560; one lays information before Albany board, 574; one arrests per- son in Hoosick district, 639; any, in Tryon county author- ized to arrest William Laird, 643; one arrests Teunis Smith, 644; one arrests Dr. John Tice, 698; one apprehends suspicious characters at Stephentown, 738. Continental Congress. See United States. Convention, the. See New York: state. Conway, Thomas, general, Albany board requests from him de- tachment to assist in hunting for robbers, 119. Conyne. See also Conine. Conyne, Casparus, captain, rob- bed, 685. Coock. See also Cook. Coock (Cook), Philip, of Rensse- laerv/}'ck Manor, tailor, ex- amined and released on recog- nizance, 98; ordered to appear before Albany board, 497; his ^ bail renewed, 502; bailsman for Wilhelmas Dillenback, Cook, Ichabod, released on bail, 118. Cook, Joseph, lieutenant, warrant directed to, 466. Cook, Peter, of Albany, merchant, bailsman for Christian Hart- wick, 698. Cooksburg (Cooksborough), of Albany county, residents of, 494, 543, 672. Coolman, Gebhard, Hessian de- serter from British army, takes oath of neutrality, 204. Coon. See also Coons. Coon (Coen), Coenradt, sworn into British service, 629, 630; discharged from confinement, 743- Coonradt. See also Coenradt. Coonradt, Frederick, Hessian, to be apprehended for persuading negroes to go to Canada, 455; required to procure surety for good behavior, 457. Coons. See also Coon. Coons, Jacob, of Hoosick district, constable, ordered to summon witnesses against Simon Frazer, 185. Coons, Matthias, tory suspect, order for his arrest, 94. Cooper, Christian, cited as wit- ness af'iainst John M. Dorn, 307; testifies against Dorn, 308. Cooper (Cuyper), Gilbert, lieu- tenant colonel, commissioner for conspiracies, Orange county board, appointment, 68; his , : '■ ■ .! -.r.': uTIJ; "J^Q Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 67 Cooper, Gilbert — continued, audited account, insert opp. 821; his account with state treasurer, 827; his commission, 829, Cooper, Jacob, of the Helder- 4)ergs, repels robbers who are breaking into his house, 366; meeting of Albany board at his house, 367; arrest of persons who attempted to rob, 384-385. Cooper, Samuel, warrant for his arrest as dangerous person, 419. Cooper, William, warrant for his arrest as dangerous person, 419. Coopers, 338; 578; 657. CoppemoU (Cuppernul, Cupper- null), John, of Stone Arabia, his affidavit respecting Jacob J. Truax, 454; required to appear before Hugh Mitchell at Schenectady, 503; letter from Hugh Mitchell concern- ing, 509; required to give evidence in supreme court, 593- 594; removes to Schoharie, 750; to enter into recognizance, 750. Corbins, Thomas, his account, insert opp. 820. Cordwainers,