The origin and history of Grace church, Jamaica, New York . , 303.Woodred, Woodred, 324.W^oodward, Anthony, 319.Woodward. Rev. Samuel, 125.W^ooffendale, John, 365.Woofendale, Miss, 114.W^ooley, Ann, 282.Wooley, Miss Elizabeth, 146.Wooley, Susan, 304.Wooley, Miss Sarah, 140. 160.Woolsey, Abigail, 287.Woolsey, Derica. 269. 286.Woolsey, Rebecca, 286.Woolsey, Ruth. 269. 286. 287.W^oolsey, Thomas, 287.W^oolsey, William, 269, 278, 286.Worthington. Bishop, 199.Wortman. Elizabeth. 292.W^ortman. Hannah. 292.Wright, Ann, 275.Wright, Charles, 275, 321.Wright, Daniel, 278.W^right. Henry. 86, 180.Wright, L

The origin and history of Grace church, Jamaica, New York . , 303.Woodred, Woodred, 324.W^oodward, Anthony, 319.Woodward. Rev. Samuel, 125.W^ooffendale, John, 365.Woofendale, Miss, 114.W^ooley, Ann, 282.Wooley, Miss Elizabeth, 146.Wooley, Susan, 304.Wooley, Miss Sarah, 140. 160.Woolsey, Abigail, 287.Woolsey, Derica. 269. 286.Woolsey, Rebecca, 286.Woolsey, Ruth. 269. 286. 287.W^oolsey, Thomas, 287.W^oolsey, William, 269, 278, 286.Worthington. Bishop, 199.Wortman. Elizabeth. 292.W^ortman. Hannah. 292.Wright, Ann, 275.Wright, Charles, 275, 321.Wright, Daniel, 278.W^right. Henry. 86, 180.Wright, L Stock Photo

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The origin and history of Grace church, Jamaica, New York . , 303.Woodred, Woodred, 324.W^oodward, Anthony, 319.Woodward. Rev. Samuel, 125.W^ooffendale, John, 365.Woofendale, Miss, 114.W^ooley, Ann, 282.Wooley, Miss Elizabeth, 146.Wooley, Susan, 304.Wooley, Miss Sarah, 140. 160.Woolsey, Abigail, 287.Woolsey, Derica. 269. 286.Woolsey, Rebecca, 286.Woolsey, Ruth. 269. 286. 287.W^oolsey, Thomas, 287.W^oolsey, William, 269, 278, 286.Worthington. Bishop, 199.Wortman. Elizabeth. 292.W^ortman. Hannah. 292.Wright, Ann, 275.Wright, Charles, 275, 321.Wright, Daniel, 278.W^right. Henry. 86, 180.Wright, Leveridge.. 285.W^right. Mary. 283. 285.Wright, Ruth. 275.Wright, Sarah. 281.Wyck. Miss x^nne Van. 134, 136.Wyckoff Camp at Montauk. 212.W^yckoff. Sheriff, 365. 366.Yandle, Jane. 307. 343-Yeomans. Hannah. 281.Young. Guy, 180, 274. 275, 283.Young, Hannah, 281.Young. Elizabeth and William, 274. OF GRACE CHURCH 441 Young, Elmira A., 337. Youngs, Mary Elizabeth, 334. Young, John Alvin, 183. Zandt, Jane Van, 87. Youngs, Daniel and Eliza, 275. Zantz, Sarah, 320..

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