George Ludlow (Loyal)—Remained on Long Island in quiet—A good man.
William, his brother, Loyal, or supposed so; remained on L. Island—inoffensive man.
William Imlay, Loyal at first, but doubtful after 1777.
Edward Gould (Loyal)—At N. York all the war—a Merchant.
John Reade (Pro and Con)—W’d have proved loyal, no doubt, had not his wife’s family been otherwise.
J. Stevens (Disaffected).
Henry Kelly (Loyal)—Went to England, and did not return.
Stephen Rapelye turned out bad—died in N. York Hospital.
John Moore (Loyal)—In public life all the war, and from year 1765.”