Campbell, Duncan, prisoner, re- moved from Albany jail to fort, 129; released on bail, 129-130; discharged, 165; accused of cor- responding with enemy, 290- 291; arrested and committed, 291; released, 294. Canada, passes to, 40, 58, 208; exchange of…

£40 to Isaac D. Fonda, 234; Lieu- tenant Colonel William Butler asks release of prisoner by Al- bany board, 234; Albany board will furnish wood for use of prisoners, 235; Albany board informed of exchange of certain tories, 237; recommendation…

in her behalf, 612-613; permitted to remain at home, 620. Finkle, Margaret, warned to re- move from state, 612; certifi- cate in her behalf, 612-613; permitted to remain at home, 620. Finn, Edward, schoolmaster, ac- cused of complicity…

of act re- specting neutrals, 164; notified of persons who refuse oath of allegiance, 175, 197-198, 240; certification of copy of law in office of, 441; requested to fur- nish copy of act for removing tory families, 724; certification…

; witnesses to appear against, 606. Turner, Lemuel, drafted man, delivered up to his colonel, 378, Turner, Reuben, money paid to, 808. Turner, Samuel. See Turner, Lemuel. Turner, Wilhelmas, of Livingston Manor, farmer, disaffected per- son, opposes collection of taxes. 601…

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to ferry any of 1.V ■■;■} 5)J .1 State of New York S Aerson, Mathew — continued. Ryley's rangers without order of Albany board or Captain Ryley, 123. Agan (Agen), James, of Pitts- town, released on ball, 99; bailsman…

gives new bail, 463- Atlee, William Augustus, of Penn- sylvania, judge, information from, about counterfeiters, 321. Attorney at law, 175. Auckquetough, Auckquetuck, See Achquetuck. Ault- See also Alt. Ault, Johannis, bailsman for Adam Shafer and others, 386. Ayres. See also…

197-198; in list of per- 00 '■]■;, •y ■J lOO State of New York Goes, Lowrence — continued, sons removed or held for ex- change, 834. Goes, Mathew, of Kinderhook, his illness, 340; his son per- mitted to visit him, 341…

477; certain tories to be de- livered over to, 477-478, 482, 506; Albany board writes to, respecting Henry Van Schaack 7.'!.'. Tin: ■J Index — Commissioners for Conspiracies 175 Pell, Philip — continued. and others, 484; pass given by, 613, 614…

to bail those com- mitted by commissioners, 13; deserters from British lines when confined, how released, 24, 791; release of, did not excuse from militia duty, 24, 791 ; legislature requests report about, from com- missioners, 31; guards placed over counterfeiters…

and others, 636; for Silas Wood and William Bruce, 637; for Martin Egbcrtse and Johannis Kittle, 638; for William Laird, 643; for Andries StoU and Har- pert Witbeeck, 644; for persons rescuing delinquents from offi- cer, 645; for Nicholas Miller…

charged with entertaining express from New York, 550; warrant for his arrest, 550. Williams, William, of Newtown, farmer, summoned before com- missioners at Stillwater, 466; bailsman for William Williams, Jr., 467. Williams, William, Jr., of New- town, farmer, furnishes bail…

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Lieutenant Colonel Van Rens- selaer, 458; released on bail, 519- Armstrong, John, money paid to, 808. Armstrong, Nathan, of White Creek, bailsman for Francis Brock, 127. Armstrong, Robert, money paid to, 808. Arnold, Benedict, Colonel Richard Varick sends important letter…

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…

county, resi- dent of, 744. Keenholrz, Christoph, Hessian de- serter from British army, takes oath of neutrality, 204. Kelly, Beriah, of Non.vich, Conn., disaffected person, apprehended and committed, 567; released on bail, 576. Kelly, james, captured on way to…

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…

good behavior of Martin Crom, 513; persons charged with refusing to do duty in, 516, 587, 612, 679; to arrest tories who are enlisting, 565, 566; certificate touching service in, 582; resident of Helderbergs avoids service in, 587; delin- quency…

of, 242, 505, 746; prisoner of war living at, 370, 374; southern limit of residence prescribed to person on bail, 489. Norris, Walter, of Albany, ex- amined respecting escape of prisoner, 397. Northampton, Mass, tory , major confined in jail at…

of, provided for in parole, 288- 289; Albany board takes note of disrespectful language concern- ing' 345'454» 455; depreciation of money of, necessitates in- crease in amount of recogniz- ances, 459-460; counterfeits of continental currency sent out fromNewYork…

from, required for issuance of passes to Ver- mont, 41; charges by, pre- ferred against suspected or dis- loyal persons, 41; obliged to reveal disloyalty, 41; conduct of overzealous, objected to by Albany board, 43-44; bar- barity of, in…

of Ballston, aided Burgoyne, 82. Bonds, taken by commissioners for conspiracies, 12; prosecuted, canceled and released by same, 13; deserters put under, 39; prisoners, when discharged, put under, 42; amount of, varied greatly, 42; renewal of, required in summer of…

from, 152. Jansen (Johnson), Evert, appre- hended for consorting with British emissary, 653; commit- ted, 653; apprehended for har- boring emissaries from enemy, 741; committed, 741; examined and recommitted, 750. Jansen, Johannis, tory, his family warned to remove from state…

Jr., 278; hissurrenderdemanded of his surety, 491; his bail re- newed, 495. Mesick (Meesick), Peter, Jr., of Claverack, sent under guard to Albany, 124; imprisoned, 124; suspicion of his complicity in Mesick, Peter, Jr.;, — continued, robbery not well founded, 140…

— continued. paper currency, 38-39, 305, 309, 310; depreciated state of, affects renewal of recognizances, 42-43, 459-460; disposal of, when stolen, 52, 134, 137-138; various kinds of, taken from a prisoner, loi; arrests for passing counterfeit money…

Johnstown to Albany, 364; charge against, to be examined, 364; released on bail, 382, 383. Shakers. See also Quakers. Shakers, refuse to bear arms, 43 (note), 452; committal of three, 453; order for apprehending one, 453; commissioners suggest course of…

Poughkecpsie con- sulted about complying with this order, 299; meeting of, in Rensselacrvryxk, 313; warrant for arrest of those attending this meeting, 313; certain, to be removed within enemy's lines unless legislature intervenes, 319; those who have returned to…

in Rensselaerwyck Manor, 636; arrest of certain, in Schodack, 638, 640; rescue delinquents from officer, 644-645; arrested for rescuing delinquents, 646; hold meeting in Helderbergs, 647, 650; recruiting for enemy's service, 655, 657, 740; two ac- cused of…

secretary to give written orders for provisions for prisoners, 375; Albany board recommends raising company of rangers for Helderbergs and Peesink, 377; Albany board inquires into destruction of property on pretense of dis- affection, 388; two hundred dollars paid by…