in Char- lotte county board, 67 (note), 116, 364 (note) ; his attendances at Albany board meetings, 75, 88, 116; signs oath, 80, 88; presents request of Charlotte county board for funds to Albany board, 116, 133; request of Albany board for account of his proceedings, 163,- writes to Albany board, 229; requested to procure affidavit of service of citation, 286; writes to Albany board, 311-312; ;^ioo paid to, for Charlotte county McCIung, John — continued, board, 365; his audited . ac- count, 807-808; his account with state treasurer, 823; his commission, 829. McClure, , captain, delivers to Secretary Gansevoort prop- erty taken from prisoner, 359- 360. McCock, , clergyman, his house in Albany, 139. McCollister, Charles, prisoner delivered to Albany board by General Hand, 271. McCoUock, William, tory suspect, sent under guard to Albany, 126. McColly, Hugh, suspect, conti- nental money taken from, 204; committed, 204; discharged, 251 ; money returned to, 251. McConnelly (McConally, Mc- Conelly), Duncan, committed to jail, 342; accused of speak- ing disrespectfully of congress, 344-345, 348; released on bail, 359; ifis surrender demanded of his surety, 491. McCool, John, bailsman for John Elder, 118. McCormick, James, alias John Lilley, tory suspect, ordered confined, 89; discharged, 231- 232; re':eives pass to Hartford, Conn., 232. McCoy (McKoy), James, of Lir- ingston Manor, tailor, disaf- fected person, apprehended and committed, 569; information .>f7w.-"-"i 1 • ■0> ,!■■-■.■( Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 137 McCoy, Jpmes — continued, respecting, received, 569; re- leased on bail, 629. McCoy, John, money paid to, 812. McCoy, William, witness against Simeon Smith, 694, 701. McCraken (McCracken), Joseph, commissioner for conspiracies, Charlotte county board, ap- pointment, 67; his audited ac- count, 805-806. McCrea, John, ordered to deliver up WiUiam McCrea, 81, 96; obtains withdrawal of mittimus against William McCrea, 188. McCrea, Stephen (Dr.), Albany board informs of charges .0 against his brother and Thomas Man, 144-145, McCrea, William, to be surren- dered by his bailsman, 81, 96; released by court on bail, 188. McCullock, John, British deserter, confined, 404. McCullock, William, released on recognizance, 186. McCulpin, Margaret, of Niska- yuna, ordered to remove from state, 546; permitted to remain at home, 546. McDole, John, of Saratoga dis- trict, farmer, released on bail, 154; required to renew his bail, 520, 527. McDole, John, of Albany, charged with secreting escaped prisoner, 398; testimony received against, , 413; released on recognizance, McDole, John — continued. 413; suspected of aiding per- sons to join enemy, 496; ex- amined and discharged, 496. McDonald, Mrs., money paid to, insert opp. 821. McDonald, Alen, his request for permission to go to Canada denied, 258. McDonald, Allan, of Johns- town, in enemy's service, per- mission sought for his wife to go to New York and his daughter to Canada, 248. McDonald, Angus (Teunis), of Livingston Manor, farmer, ac- cused of harboring persons in enemy's service,' 347, 624; to appear before Albany board, 347' 354. 356, 475' 49^-499; committed, 504; witnesses cited against, 548, 615; his request for liberation denied, 623; re- leased on bail, 626-627. McDonald, John. See McDole, John. McDonald, Teunis. See Mc- Donald, Angus. McDorn [sic]. See Dorn, John M. McDougall. See also McDugall. McDougall (McDugall), Alexan- der, general, suspicious person said to have been at head- quarters of, 121; letters from Governor Livingston to, 356; letter to, respecting Samuel Mc- Farlan, 359. MacDougali (McDugal, McDu- gall), Duncan, of Schoharie, ■IrK) ,'i::;.i"iO:-. .q 138 State of New York McDougall, Duncan — continued, confined for disalFection, 171 ; released on recognizance and taking of oath, 171; summoned as witness against Jurie Man, 257; relieved from restriction as to residence, 276; his oath, 832. McDougall, Duncan, of Albany, bailsman for James Muldrum, 449-450; discharged, 503. McDougall (McDugall), Peter, of Cambridge district, tory sus- pect, ordered confined, 88; pris- oner in Albany jail, 127. McDowell. See McDugall. McDugall. See also McDougall. McDugall, Donald, of Canajo- harie, Duncan McDugall con- fined to limits of farm of, 171, 276. McDugall (McDowell), John, of Saratoga, tory suspect, con- fined in Albany jail, 89, 127. McElhany, Alexander, charged with secreting escaped prisoner, 398; examined and discharged, 402; witness against John Mc- Dole, 413. McFall, John, of Livingston Manor, farmer, bailsman for Thomas McFeal, 643. McFarland (McFarlan), Samuel, suspected person, committed, 355~356; letter to Captain Parr concerning, 356; letter to General McDougall concern- ing, 359; supposed deserter from continental army, 359; property taken from, as security, McFarland, Samuel — continued. 359-360; his escape, 394, 397, 398, 402, 404, 413; looked upon as a spy, 413, 426; produces satisfactory credentials, 426. McFeal (McFall), Thomas, of Livingston Manor, laborer, ap- prehended and committed, 574; released on bail, 632; surren- dered by bailsman, 642; fur- nishes new bail, 642-643. McGee, Martin, of Kinderhook, examined and discharged, 208. McGurkey, Edward, apprehended for recruiting for king's serv- ice, 735; committed, 735; evi-