[394] By "the Quakers on the South River" the writer means the province of West Jersey, the dealings with Carteret having related to East Jersey alone. The people of Connecticut, it is hardly necessary to remark, did not claim to be members of the republic of Boston, though united with it in the New England confederation.
[395] One dollar and seventy cents.
[396] A sect of mystical and antinomian Anabaptists, followers of David Joris of Delft (d. 1556); otherwise called Familists, or the Family of Love.
[397] Meaning the community of Wieuwerd.
[398] Not identified.
[399] At this point there is a break in the journal. See the [Introduction] to the volume.
[400] In the easterly part of Flushing, Long Island.
[401] Martha's Vineyard. They sailed through Vineyard Sound.
[402] This seems to mean the creek which made in from the cove at the foot of Milk Street.
[403] Governor's Island.