of White Creek, farmer, bailsman for John Todd, .^35- ^ Little East Hoosick, Rensselaer county, pass given to, 235- ,236. Little Hoosick (Hosick), Rens- selaer county, residents of, 667, 691. Little White Creek, Washington county, residents at, 96; charge for express to, from White Creek, 806. Livcrse, William, of Rensselaer- vry'ck Manor, farmer, bailsman for Jacob A. Lansing, 505. Livingston, Gilbert, commissioner for conspiracies, Dutchess county board, appointment, 68; Livingston, Gilbert — continued, his audited account, 805; his account witli state treasurer, 826. Livingston, Henry B., colonel, his regiment, 470. Livingston, J. H., Rev., brings ^500 to Albany board, 231. Livingston, Jacob, of Livingston Manor, sent under guard from Claverack to Albany, 22 1 ; com- mitted, 221; grand jury finds no bill against, for complicity in robberies, 275; released on bail, 275. Livingston, James, colonel, de- serter from his regiment, 679. Livingston (Livingstone), Peter, Jr., of the Helderbergs, ex- amined and released on recog- nizance, 98; cited to show cause why recognizance should not be forfeited, 163; ordered to ap- pear before Albany board, 497; warrant issued for his arrest, 582; his recognizance forfeited, 672. Livingston, Peter R., colonel, jus- tice of the peace, sends prisoner charged with disaffection to Albany, 337, 339; sends ex- amination of Anna Proper, 569; directs Anna Proper to appear before Albany board, 588; writes letter concernino- Anna O Proper, 588; forwards to Al- bany board examination of Jacob Cline, 601; orders arrest of persons who obstruct col- -fn sj : ; -Ill i . .■ J • ^-^ ■<■^ Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 133 Livingston, Peter R. — continued, lection of taxes, 604; requested to compel attendance of wit- nesses at court, 606, Livingston, Robert R., writes to Albany board about Dr. James Latham, 238. Livingston, Walter, writes to Albany board, 199; bailsman for James Latham, 222. Livingston, William, governor of New Jersey, letters from, to General McDougall, 356. Livingston (Livingston's) Manor, residents of, 142, 143, 152, 239, 254, 274, 275, 335, 340, 347, 394, 510, 511, 512, 531, 576, 601, 606, 607, 618, 623, 629, 630, 632, 643, 644, 726; rob- beries in, 150, 251, 393, 403; pass to, 207; persons in, accused of harboring robbers, 252; petition from inhabit- ants of, in behalf of John Smith, 32i» ,334-335; pay for bringing prisoner from, 399; . bailed person confined to, 403; citation to be delivered to con- stable of, 499; tories enlisted in, 565; tories to be arrested in, 565; testimony respecting tories in, 588; person on bail within limits of, 618; prisoner sent from, to Albany, 653; soldier deserts at, 708. Loadman, Samuel, his account for beef supplied to state prison- ers, 264-265, 811. Lobus, PVederick, captured by Lobus, Frederick — continued, part}^ from Catskill, 679-680; committed, 680. Loevenstern, Jacob, German de- serter from British army, takes oath of allegiance, 213. Lonenburgh (Lenenburgh), now Athens, Greene county, N. Y., robberies at 331-332; residents of, 394, 404' 524- Long Island, N. Y., person from, suspected of being emissary from enemy, 501. Loonenburgh. See Lonenburgh. Lossing, Jonathan, suspected ot cooperating with enemy's scout- ing parties, 416. Lot, Abraham, sent under guard to Albany, as accessory in rob- bery of John Van Ness, 125; confined, 125. Lottridge, Thomas, of Albany, yeoman, bailsman for Richard Maginness, 317; bailsman for Christian Legrange, 436. Loucks. See also Louks. Loucl^i^ Andrew (Andries), sent prisoner from Schenectady to Albany, 468; recommitted, 492; released on bail, 583. Loucks, Peter, of Schoharie, bails- man for William Loucks, 95. Loucks, Richard, of Tr)'on county, released on bail with require- ment to remain within limits of Schenectady, 422. Loucks (Luycks), William, of Schoharie, farmer, suspect com- mitted by committee of Scho- i 0} ■ , T 1'/ 134 State of New York Loucks, William — continued, harie district, released on bail, 95; to be apprehended for per- suading negroes to go to Can- ada, 455; sent prisoner from Schenectady to Albany, 468; released on bail, 500; examined, 563- Loudon (Lauden, Louden), Sam- uel, printer at Fishkill, 16 (note), 19 (note), 20 (note), 21 (note), 22 (note), 23 (note), 25 (note), 27 (note), 54 (note), 55 (note); notice to suspected persons inserted in his paper, 190, 202, 203, 242; his account for notices, 253; money paid to, 810. Loughley (Laughlin), Barnabas (Barney), captured by Oneidas, 266; released on bail, 266; asks permission to go to Butternuts to recover papers, 276; per- mitted to lay request before General Hand at Cherry Valley, 276; his surrender demanded of his surety, 491. Louks. See also Loucks. Louks, Dedirick, prisoner, re- moved from Johnstown to Al- bany, 364; charge against, to be examined, 364. Low (Loe), John, of Rensselaer- wyck Manor, yeoman, certifi- cate in his favor, 582; released on bail, 582; apprehended on ' suspicion, 740; examined and discharged, 740; permitted to reside at Beaver Dam,