[174] "The Town is compact and hath been fortified against the Indians." Captain Nicolls, in George Scot, The Model of the Government of East New Jersey, p. 142.
[175] Jacques Cortelyou and his associates had a large grant of land at Aquackanonck (Passaic). Northwest Kill is the Passaic River.
[176] A morgen was about two acres.
[177] Deed of March 28, 1679, from the Indian sachem Captahem to a group of Bergen men.
[178] There were few Friends yet in New York, but on Long Island there were already quarterly and half-yearly meetings.
[179] Passaic.
[180] The Dutch translation of Jean de Labadie's Points Fondamentaux de la Vie vrayement Chrestienne (Amsterdam, 1670).
[181] Several very interesting pen-and-ink drawings accompany the manuscript of this journal. See the [introduction] to the volume.
[182] Brooklyn, Flatbush, New Utrecht.
[183] Large stationary net.