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St. John's Reformed Church |
Many thanks to Herbert R. Groff, typing volunteer, who typed this section.
NOTE.
The preceeding pages are all that remain of the first volume of the record of the Upper Palatine Church. The book as it now stands, consists of 44 leaves; one leaf in this part of the book has been torn out. The record is bound in parchment, and fully two thirds of the letter part of the book are at present missing, the leaves having been torn out thus opening a gap in the binding, from which the original size of the book can be estimated as having contained about 120 leaves. It is reasonable to suppose that Dominie Dysslin continued to inscribe is this record, the baptisms adminstered by him up to the time of his death, which occurred in about the month of September in 1812. It is possible that the book may also have contained a Marriage Register.
In view of the fact of this hiatus of over eighteen years in the vital records of this church, particular attention should be given to the remaining pages that appear in this typewritten volume. We have copied a considerable portion of the Treasurer’s account book of St. John’s Church. In the lists of subscribers and pew holders, the names of the greater part of Dominie Dysslin’s Congregation can be found, as also numerous items of historical interest. To which reference has been made in the introduction. The Treasurer’s book is the same size as Dominie Dysslin’s record; it is bound in ½ calf with pasteboard sides, cost nine shillings and contains about 200 pages, some of which are blank. It was in use until the year 1873, but only parts of the book have been copied Some attempt has been made to arrange the items copied in chronological order, as the original record is very much confused. The Trustee’s Minutes have been abstracted and not completely copied. Each page as a unit, as it appears in the original is indicated by dotted lines, thus:
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(NOTE: 1999 Typist: Have attempted to copy the record exactly as it was copied years ago. There are quite a few misspelled words, names etc, -just so you don't think all the errors are mine.)
THE UPPER PALATINE CHURCH : ACCOUNTS.
‘The Uper Palatine Church. Account against John. L Bellinger for Money Received. June 6, 1803 & not Subscribed.
Rcd of Conrad Hellicass for Rum ; $4.12 ½
Rcd 4 Gall Rum;$3.75
Rcd Cash from Conrad Lower; $2.50
Rcd Sander & Freligh; $7.50
Rd. Andrew Zobriskie for Rum; $ .96
" for Rope of A Zobriskie; $3.54
Rcd Conrad Helligass & Jacob Faling; $75.44
Recd Corns. C. Beekman ; $13.00
Recd from several persons by Collection; $29.31
Recd from several persons by Collection, in Albany, New York &c.; $146.50 ½
Recd from Revd. Peter Will from New York by John Bleecker Junr.; $32.05
Recd from several persons by Collection at Schehary &c.; $88.73
Total--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$407.410
Recd William J. Walroth for Rum; $3.25
Rcd John Banker; $2.00
Rcd Peter fox; $3.00
Rcd Joseph G. Klock; $20.00
Rcd. John Bellinger & Conrad Hellocass; $84.26
Recd. from Michael Bauter; $5.00
Recd. from Henry J. Zimerman; $1.33
" " from Henry M. Smith; $6.00
" " from Joseph G. Klock pr. Note; $10.00
" " John Failing per Note; $4.94
" " John Kring Junr. Per Note; $10.00
" " Peter Nellis per Note; $2.69
" " from Christian C. Grood; $9.94
" " Catherine Windecker per Note; $8.50
" " from George G. Klock, Monies Collected; $1.00
" " from Jacob Daybush, Monies Collected; $3.75
" " Monies Received in our Church; $16.00
Recd. for Sale of Lime; $ .30
Recd. from Jurlock in which Lawbeck 2 dollars are included; 5.25
Received from Conrad Helligas Monies Collected; $7.25
From different persons; $7.75
Total ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$ 619.62
Amount Brought Forward; $619.62
Recd. Cash from Jacob Dievendorf by C.C.Beekman; $1.00
Recd. from Fredk. Klock; $5.00
Total --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $625.62
Monies Received by Bellinger; $625.62
Do do do; $1087.10*
Total---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$1842.47
Febr, 7th By a due Bill to Bellinger; $18.58 1/2
Total--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $1861.05 ½
An account of the Money Paid out of the Same;
Myself;1.50
Conrad Hellicass;1.50
Joseph G.Klock;1.50
Henry Beekman;2.75
Total; 7.25
Monies due to Bellinger on a Note given to Jacob Zimerman by Jacob G. Klock, /
Christ. Fox, John L. Bellinger, Conrad Lown & Corns. C Beekman for Church
Land dated 5th day of March 1792; $49.52
Bellinger paid as above;7.25
Total-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------56.77
Expended by Bellinger building our Church ; 1804.28 ½*
$1861.05 ½
Note. In these accounts, items marked * will be found elsewhere, either itemized or carried forward.
John L. Bellingers account against the New Church in the Upper part of
The Town of Palatine, June 6th 1803.
Dolls .Cents
Paid Jacob Yoran for Bord & Scantling;131.68 ½
8 Plank Jugersons Mill ; 1/6; 1.50
26 Bords at 1/; 3.25
9 Boxes Glass 7 Doll. Per Box; 63.00
Nales as per Bill 26.94
Paid Jarard Barnes for work;339.25
Paid Christopher Merfy as pr order; 46.00
Paid Do Do Do; 2.50
220 Plank of Markell at 1/3; 34.38
Paid for Paint as pr Bill; 30.00
Paid Samuel Jinings as pr Bill; 9.06
Do for Bording the Mason; 1.50
Do attending the Mason; 1.50
" Rum for Do; .75
" for Bringing the oil; .50
" Martinus Bellinger for Sawing; 1.00
" Black Ned for Work; .37 ½
Paid Andw. Zobriske fo Nales & Shingles; 41.91
Paid Andw. Zobriskie for Book; 1.12 ½
Paid Adam A. Walrath for Rope; 13.22
Paid Joseph Waggoner for 5 Gall. Oil; 5.62 ½
1803
Augt. 22 To Cash Paid Clother Allen; 100.37 ½
To 32 Bord of Yoran 1/; 4.00
To 3 Broad Bords at 2/; .75
To 8 Plank 1/6 : 1.50
To Cash Paid on G. Marches Bill; 19.78
To Cash Paid Jacob H. Faling for Money he Paid in Alby.; 9.00
To Boarding 3 Hands one week at 10/ ; 3.75
To Do 1 Hand 1 Day & one meal;.20
To James Wright for Carpenter Work; 105.00
To 3 Gall, oil; 3.75
To 12 lb Paint; 1.50
16 Bords; 2.00
Pg. 99.
To 28 lb. Nales; 4.20
Paid John Kuker for 18 Plank 1/3; 2.75
Paid John Berdsley for Bords; 1.25
Paid for Pew Hinges 11 pair 2/ ; 2.75
5 Doz. Screws ; /6;.31
Nales for Do;.06
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Total 1017.99 1/2
Charges against the Church paid by John L. Bellinger ;
paid for 1 Box of Glass;7.50
paid for 30 lb. Nails;3.75
paid for 30 pair Hinges;8.31
paid for Boarding in New York and other expenses in going and coming &c.; 14.18 ½
paid to George G. Klock in New York towards his Trouble for Collecting &c.; 4.33
paid myself towards my trouble &c.;3.00
paid Jacob Yewron for boards & sewing; 20.00
paid to Andw. Zobriskie, he is to pay to Clothier Allen &
James Gilbeld as per his receipt; 135.00
Paid to Nathan Christy to Bring Paint &c from Albany;1.00
Paid towards a Bill of G. Marrches by G. G. Klock Junr.;4.00
Paid to Henry Timmerman for Bording as per Due Bill; 21.25
Paid Jerrard Barns for Paint & oil & Work; 50.00
Paid John Banker for Boarding; 26.50
Paid Samuel Jinnins for lime;4.00
For myself 6 Days services; 4,50
Paid Conrasd Hellcoss for Do;4.50
Paid James Gillinad Note for Work Done to Church; 82.10
Paid Clother Allen on His Note; 70.00
Paid Jacob Zimmerman for Board; 14.00
Paid Adam A. Walrath as pr John D D. Dow a/c; 58.12 ½
Paid Henry Beekman as pr John D. D. Dows a/c; 50.00
Paid A. Zobriskie for lime; 2.97
Paid to Christopher Merfey; 3.00
Paid to Adam A. Walradt; 5.00
Pg 100
Paid to Jacob Yawron for Boards for Lating; 10.00
Paid to Mr. Pardy for 1 lb Nails; .16
Paid for 6 ½ lb. Paint; .60
Paid for 5 lb. Nails; .78
To 3 days Wriding Sand & Boards; 3.00
Total----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------612.56 0*
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Paid for 8 ½ lb. Nails; 1.15 ½
Paid 12 ½ large Nails; 1.70
Paid Adam Bowers for plastering Church ; 132.00
Paid Samuel Jennings for 67 ½ Bushel Lime ;5.62 ½
Paid Samuel Jennings towards 200 Bushel Lime; 16.00
Paid Henry J. Failing for Lating 10.00
Total------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16648
Brought Forward; 612.56*
Brought Forward from Right hand Side ; 1017.99 ½
Total--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $1797.03 1/2
Monies Charged to John L. Bellinger as Recd. from M. Keller & did net ; 3.00
Total --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $1800.03 1/2
Paid to Fredk. Klock; 4.25
Total $1804.28 ½*
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Palatine January 4th 1805. Recd from John L. Bellinger, Henry Beekman,
Adam A. Walrath, Jacob Zimmerman & A. Zobriskie, Trustees of the
Reformed St. Johns Church, the sum of four Pounds & two Shillings in full
For the account I hold Against the Klocks Church .
f. 4: 2: 0 ; Jacob G. Klock;
pg 101
Account of the Subscribers Names to the New Church in the uper Part of Palatine; and the Several Sums oposite to their Respective Names.
Cont. Cr.
Jacob J. Failing; 10.00; By Cash in Full; 10.00
Gideann Reas; 1.00; By Cash; 1.00
Frederick J. Bellinger; 2.00 By Cash in Full 2.00
Michael Keller; 3.00 By Cash; 3.00
Henry Hase; 15.00; By Cash; 6.00
By Cash in Full; 9.00
Joseph Bellinger; 5.00 ; By Cash9; 2.50
By Cash in Full; 2.50
John Sponknavell; 1.00; By Cash; 1.00
Henry Beekman; 50.00; By Cash Paid in Albany;50.00
George Klock; 80.00; By Cash; 49.00
Total; $137.00*
Since John L. Bellingers Settlement: By Plank & Bords Joice &c. ; 11.26
By Ball. Of Money for Expenses to New York; 3.88
By 2 Day Collection from Albany a/c; 2.00
Melkerd Porter; 2.00; By Cash; 2.00
Conrad Hellicoss; 30.00; By Cash in Full; 30.00
George Flander; 8.00; By Cash; 4.00
By Cash in Full; 4.00
Henry J. Timmerman; 50.00; By Cash; 10.00
By Cash in Full this $40.00 Cash is not paid in Cash But in Boarding Workmen ; 40.00
Peter C. Fox; 3.00; By Cash; 3.00
John Tinques; 1.00; By Cash in Full; 1.00
Daniel Fox; 1.00; By Cash; 1.00;
Jacob H. Failing; 50.00; By Cash; 11.00
By Cash; 10.00
By Sawing 24 logs & lath 5/; 15.00
By Cash paid in Albany; 9.00
By cash paid towards a Bill of
Marreheas; 5.00
Peter H. Nelles; 4.00; By Cash; 4.00
Henry Hart; 5.00; By Cash; 5.00
Total 154.00*;
pg 102
Peter March; 2.00; By Cash in Full; 2.00
Henry Flander;16.00; By Cash; 8.00
By Cash in Full; 8.00
Jacob G. Klock Junr.; 8.00 ; By Cash; 4.00
By Cash in four Doles; 4.00
Jacob A. Keller; 2.00; By Cash in Full; 2.00
Adam Klock; 2.00; By Cash in Full; 2.00
Geroge Cox; 6.00; By Cash; 4.00
Ludwick Herring; 1.00; By Cash in Full; 1.00
Christeann Groves; 3.00;B y Cash; 3.00
Frederick Bellinger; 50.00; By Cash; 30.00
By Cash in Full; 20.00
Andrew Shaver;20.00; By Cash ; 20.00
John Youker; 3.00; By Cash in Full; 3.00
David Fensher; 1.00; By Cash in Full; 1.00
Lorance Rangel; 1.00; By Cash in Full 1.00
Total; 111.00*
John J. Failing; 8.00 ;
Joh D. Failing; 50.00; By Cash; 50.00
John L. Bellinger; 125.00; By Cash; 125.00
Adam A. Walrath; 75.00; By Ropes; 13.22
By Cash Paid J. D.D. Dowe ; 58.12 ½
Jacob G. Klock;70.00;B y Cash; 35.00
Do Do; 35.00
Andrew Zobriskie; 60.00; By Cash; 1.50
By Note & Shingles; 41.91
Buy this Book; 1.12 ½
By 28 ½ Bad line 10/; 2.97
By 20 lb. Nales by Mr. Fenshie 1/6 ; 2.50
James Van Valkenburgh; 5.00; By Cash in Full 5.00
John Berdsley; 10.00; By Bords; 1.25
By Cash in Full; 8.75
Peter Van Drieson; 3.00 ;
Joseph Clock; 1.00; By Cash; 1.00
Pg 103.
Andrew Agident; 1.00 ;
Robert Batten; 3.00; Pet Cash; 3.00
Nathan Christy; 5.00; By Cash; 5.00
Total; 83.85*
5.00
Total; 388.85
Peter Van Allen; .50 ;
Peter Moshier; 1.00 ;
Thomas Scott; 12.50 ;
Samuel Scott; 1.70; By Note of hand; 1.70
Grover Gilliam; 1.00 ;
John Cole;10.00; By Cash; 5.00
By Cash in Full Since the Settlement ; 5.00
Peter Storms;30.00; By Cash; 15.00
By Cash; 5.00
By Cash in full; 10.00
Benjamin Lyon; 15.00;
Nicholus Coons; 3.00; By Cash in full; 2.25
Jacob Zimmerman; 85.00; By Board and Cash; 80.62 ½
By 1 Keg White; 4.37 ½
L.12.17 of this was paid with Boarding
&c and the remainder he paid to others
for work done &c
Phillip Fry; 10.00; March 11. 1806, By Cash Paid
By A. Zobriskie; 10.00
Henry J. Faling; 6.00; By Cash; 3.00
By Settlement on his work towards
Lating this was settled after settlement
With Bellinger 3.00
Adam A. Walrath Junr.; 5.00
Jessee & Simeon Dayton; 11.00; By Cash; 11.00
Total; 153.25*
John Simerson; 6.00; By Cash; 3.00
By Cash in full 3.00;
Caleb Forkener; 2.50; By Boards for Ministers Barn; 2.50
Peter B. Cook; 2.50; By Cash; 2.50
Pg 104
John Gibson; 2.00;
Charles Newkir; 10.00; By Cash; 10.00
Michael U. Porter; By Cash; 3.00
By Cash;17.00
Frederick Klock; 5.00; By work done 4.25
By Cash; .75
John J. Klock Jur.; 15.00;By Cash; 15.00
Part of this was paid by 25
Boards at 1/0/6
Henry Bellinger; 50.00; By Cash; 50.00
John C. House; 15.00 By Cash in full 15.00
Frederick H. Bellinger; 5.00 By Cash; 5.00
Frederick J. G. Bellinger; 3.00; By Cash; 3.00
Joseph Klock Junr.; 5.00; By Cash; 2.00
By Cash in full 3.00
John Hess; 2.00; By Cash; 2.00
Total; 133.50*
John Van Volkeburgh; 3.00; By Cash in full; 3.00
George Haun; 2.00; By Cash in full; 2.00
Catharien Windecker; By Cash in Full; 2.00
Isaac Horcross;By Cash; 2.00
Peter Kelts 2.50; By Cash in full; 2.50
Total; 9.50*
9.50
137.00
154.00
111.00
383.85
153.25
133.50
Received of John L. Bellinger; $1082.10
Bellinger Recd. &5 from Jas. V. Valkenburgh which is not Brought forward 5.00
Total 1087.10*
Recd. from Fredk. Klock; 5.00
For new Church; $1092.10
Total
Pg 105
List of Persons Names who Bought Pews & Boxes in the Saint Johns
Church, on the 15th day of June 1804, with the Price annexed. (Dolls. Cts)
Pew No. 1 Deacon Seats
" " 2 Joseph G. Klock; 30.00
" " 3 Hernry Bellinger & Fredk. L. Bellinger ; 42.00
" " 4 Frederick Bellinger & Andw. Shaver . 40.00
" " 5 William I Walrath ; 66.50
Box No. 6 Andrew Zobriskie; 50.00
" " 7 George G. Klock; 76.00
" " 8 Jacob G. Klock; 52.00
" " 9 One half Michael U. Porter, ¼ Benjm. Lyon, ¼ Conrad Hellicoss; 50.00
" " 10
" " 11 Jacob J. Faling and Thomas Scott; 25.00
Pew 12 Free
" 13
Box 14 Christeann Groff, John T. Faling, Jacob Flander & Peter H. Nellis; 26.75
" 15 Peter Kels, John Kring , Jur., Henry M. Smith, Henry Flander; 40.00
" 16 Jacob Fox & Christopher Fox, Each one half; 50.00
" 17 Frederick Gitman; 50.00
" 18 Jacob Zemerman; 92.00
" 19 Jacob H. Faling & Henry J. Zimerman; 98.00
Pew No.20 John L. Bellinger & Henry Beekman; 70.00
" 21 Adam J. Walrath; 53.00
" 22 Conrad Hellecoss & John J.Klock; 41.00
" 23 Elders Seats
" 24 Free
" 25 John Faling; 50.00
" 26 Peter Storms; 32,00
" 27 John C. House & Henry Hase; 31.00
" 28 Frederick H. Bellinger & Henry Bellinger; 30.00
" 29 Joseph Klock Junr., Mechail Keller, Henry Flader & Henry Hart; 30.00
" 30 John Cole & Samuel Scott; 26.50
" 31 one half Catharien Windecker & John J. Faling, Christinn Groff the other Half; 25.00
" 32 Nicholas Shaver & John Kuker; 20.00
" 33
pg. 106
" 34 Jacob Zemeran, Henry J. Zimerman & Jacob N. Faling; 25.00
" 35 Cornelius C. Beekman; Dolls 25.00
" 36 Jacob A. Walrath & Adam Walrath; 32.00
" 37 John B. Klock; 35.00
" 38 Andrew Shaver & Fred. Bellinger; 37.00
" 39 Henry Beekman & John L. Bellinger; 39.00
" 40 for Ministers family
" 41
Account of the Gallery Seats
No. 1 George Flander; $25.00
Acount of Money & Promissary Notes Recd. of the Subscribers and none subscribers on the
Sale of the Pews and Boxes of Saint John Church on the 15th & 23 Day of June 1804.
Cash of Michael U. Porter Rcd.; 5.00
" " Henry Zemerman Rcd.; 1.31
Jacob Zemermans Due Bill for; 15.34
Jacob G. Klocks Note Recd.; 10.00
George Flander; 17.00
Henry Bellinger; 17.00
Nicholas Shaver; 10.00
Joseph Klock, Junr.; 5.00
Jacob Flander; 6.69
John Kuker; 7.00
Michael Keller; 5.00
Peter Kels; 7,50
Henry Hart; 5.00
John B. Klock; 35.00
Conrad Hillicoss; 8.50
Frederick Gitman; 50.00
Henry Hase; 7.00
William Walrath; 25.00
Peter Storms; 2.00
Catharine Windecker Recd. $8.50 -------- 10.50
Pg. 107
William Walrath; 66.50
Henry M. Smith Rcd.; 6.00
Joseph G. Klock;
John Kring Junr. Recd.; 10.00
Peter Nellis Recd ; 2.69
John J. Faling Recd.; 4.94
Christeann C. Graves Recd.; 9.94
By a note of Hand from Jacob A Walradt; 7.37 ½
By Blacksmiths work; 4.62 ½
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A List of the persons names Subscribers to the Sallery of the Rev. John Henry Dysslin the
sallery Begun the first of June 1804 and the Sum opisite to Each persons name is that Kach Subscribed pr. Year.
(1999 Typist Note: I understand that formating does not hold up well when converting to HTML , hence
this explanation: The first set of numbers following the name represents dollars and cents, the second
wood and the third wheat. There is no indication in the records as to the amount of wood or wheat
pledged. The Note below from the record being transcribed explains the fourth set of characters.)
Note this is the Credit side and Every mark of the following I Denotes one half years pay and thus for a full year I
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Adam Walradt; 5.00; 2; 0; IIIIIIII
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John L. Bellinger ; 4.00; 2; 1; IIII
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Jacob Zemmerman ; 4.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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Jacob A, Walrath Junr. 2,00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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George Flander; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Joseph G. Klock; 3.50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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George G. Klock Junr.; 3.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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John Banker; 1.00; 1; 0; II
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Adam A Walwrath Junr.; 1.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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Frederick J. Bellinger; 1.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry Beekman; 3.00; 0; 1; IIIIIII
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Conrad Hellicoss; 3.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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Andrew Shaver; 2.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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John J. Klock Junr.; 2.00 0; 1; IIIIIIII
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Chrisreann Groff; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Nicholus Shaver; 1.25; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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John Youker; .62 ½; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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George Youker; .73; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry Berkdolph; .37 ½; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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John Vedder; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIII
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John Ingersoll; .36; 0; 0;
Christeann Nellis; .75; 0; 0; IIIIIIIIII & one Quarter of year
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Jacob Youker; .75; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry Hase; 1.50; 1; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Joseph Klock Junr.; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Henry Hart; 1.00; 1; 0; IIII
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Henry Hase Junr.; 1.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIIII
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John Hase; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Michael Keller; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIII
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Peter H. Nellis; .50; 0; ; IIIIIIII
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Philip Flander; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Joseph Bellinger; .75; 0; 1; IIIIIIII
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Denus Flander; 1.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Jacob Flander; 1.50; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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Frederick H. Bellinger; .75; 0; 0; IIIIIII
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Jacob G. Klock; 4.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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William I. Walrath; 2.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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Christian Walrath; 2.00; 0; 0;
This to begin the 1st of June 1812
John B. Klock; 1.25; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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George G. Klock; 4.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIIII
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Perer Nellicoss; 1.00; 0; 0; II
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Frederick Gitman; 3.00; 1; 1; IIIII
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Malchert Bauder; 1.00 0; 0; III
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Jacob G. Klock Junr.; 1.00 1; 0-; IIIIIIII
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Henry Flander; 1.50; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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Christeann Klock; 4.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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John Tinque; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIII
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1808 Cornls. C. Beekman agrees to pay Yearly; 2.00; 0; 0; IIIIII
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I agree to pay two dollars per year from June 1806, Corns, C. Beekman
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Adolph Walrath; 2.00; 0; 1; IIIIIIII
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Jacob H. Faling; 3.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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Peter Isellord; 1.50; 1; 0;
Jacob J. Faling; 1.50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry N. Faling; .50; 0; 0; III
(name ////// out on record}----- III
John F. Bellinger; 3.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry Bellinger; 2.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIII
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John C. House; 1.00 1; 0; IIIIIII
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Pg.110
Adam J. Walrath; 2.00; 1; 0; IIIIIIII
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Horremenus Vedder; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Jacob Kring; .50; 1; 0; IIIIII
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John Kring Junr.; 1.50; IIIIIIII
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John Kring; 1.25; 0; 0; IIIIIII
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Jost Klock; 1.00; 1; 0; IIIIIII
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John Fox; 1.00 1; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Peter W. Nellis; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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James Forbush; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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William Bolley; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry J. Faling; 1.00; 0; 0; I
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John D. Faling; 3.00; 1; 1; IIIIIIIII
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Henry J. Timmerman ; 3.00; 1; 1; IIIIII
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Peter March; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIII
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Andrew Zobriskie; 2.50; 0; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Francis Freleigh; 1.00 0; 0; IIIIIIIII
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Peter Kneaskern; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Catharien Windecker; .75; 0; 0; IIII
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George Haun; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIII
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George Defendorf; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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John M. Smith; .50; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Henry Smith; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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Jacob Krouse; 1.00; 0; 0; IIIIIIII
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(1999 Typist Note; donations of wood and wheat are no longer shown in the record.)
Salarys began
August 22nd Issac S. Quackenbush; .50 II
1807-----------------------------------------------II
Salarys begun 1st
June 1807 Frederick Baum; 1.00; IIIII
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begun 1st
June 1806 Philip Spanknavel; .75 IIIIII
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begun
March 1808 Philip Coole; .50 III
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Begun
March 1808 Jacob H. Hase; .25 IIII
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Begun 1st
June 1807 Adam Staring; 1.00; III
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June 1. 1811 Isaac Helmick; 1.00; I
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June 1, 1812 George Morrison 1.00; I
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began the 1st . Ledewick Kaker; .25; I
December 1812
began the 1st John B. Klock Junr.; .50
June 1812
Begen the 1st John J. Zimerman; 1.50
June 1812
Begen the 1st Joseph Kring
of December 1813
A List of the Persons Names who Subscribed and article of agreement for Ploughing the Ministers land &c. the Sallery begun thus and the first payment became Due 1 June 1807; and the Sum opisite to Each Persons Name is what he subscribed payable Every year on the 1 June.
(1999 Note: The first set of figures following the name represents the dollars and cents pledged, the second set of characters are as indicated in the following note from the original typist.)
Note this is the Credit side and Every Marke Denotes one years pay.
Andrew Zobriskie; .50; IIII
Joseph G. Klock ; .50; III
John L. Bellinger; .50; II
John C. House; .25; IIII
Conrad Hellicoss; .37 ½; IIII
Jacob G, Klock; .50; IIII
William I. Walrath; .25; IIII
Henry Flander; .25;IIII
Selvenus Tigert; .25 IIII
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Cornelius G. Beekman; .50; II
Michael U. Porter; .12 ½; III
Adam J. Walrath; .50; IIII
Christeann Klock; .50; IIII
Christeann Klock; .50; IIII
John Hase; .12 ½; IIII
Frederick H. Bellinger; .25; IIII
John B. Klock; .25; IIII
Henry Beekman; .50; II
Jacob A. Walrath Junr.; .50
John D. Faling; .50; IIII
Jacob H. Faling; .50; IIII
John H. Bellinger; .50; IIII
Nicholas Shaver; .25; IIII
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Palatine July 29, 1805. Recd. of Andw. Zobriskie Secretary to the Board of trustees of the Reformd. Saint Johns Church, one Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and Nine Cents in full for my Sallery from the 1st day of June 1804 to the 1 Day of June 1805.
$117.09 John Henry Dysslin, Minister.
Palatine August 1st 1806. Recd. of Andrew Zobriskie Secretary to the Board of Trustees of the Reformed Saint Johns Church, one Hundred and Seventeen Dollars in full for my Sallery from the 1st day of June 1805 to the 1 Day of June 1806.
117 Doll. John Henry Dysslin, Minister.
Palatine July 18th 1807. Recd. of Andrew Zobriskie Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Reformed Saint Johns Church, one Hundred and nineteen Dollars in full for my sallery from the first Day of June 1806 to the first day of June 1807.
John Henry Dysslin, Minister.
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Palatine August 17th 1807. Recd. of A Zobriskie Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the Reformed St. Johns Church,. Nine Dollars & fifty Cents Moneys Subscribed for ploughing my land &c.
John Henry Dysslin.
Received this 6th day of December 1808 from Joseph G. Klock Secretary of the board of trustees of the Reformd. St. Johns Church, One Hundred & twenty Dollars in full for my Sallary from the first day of June 1807 to the first day of June 1808.
$120 John Henry Dysslin.
Receivd. This 6th day of December 1808 from Joseph G. Klock Secretary of the board of trustees of the reformed St. Johns Church, Nine Dollars & thirty seven & a half Cent in Money & by some blowing in full on the blough Subscription till the first day of June 1808.
$9.37 ½ John Henry Dysslin.
Receivd. This 12th day of June 1810 from Joseph G. Klock Secretary of the board of trustees of the reformd. St. Johns Church, two Hundred & forty Dollars in full, By Cash.( And one note of hand payable to him,) for my salary from the first day of June 1808 until the first day of June 1810.
(1999 Note:The words (And one note etc. have been lined out)
$240. John Henry Dysslin.
Received this 23 December 1811, by the hand of Jacob H failing the sum of one hundred and seventy four Dollars for my Salary from the 1 June 1810, till 1 December 1811. Received by me in full.
D. 174 John Henry Dysslin, Minister.
We the Subscribers Trustees of the Reformd St. Johns Church do Certify that we have this day examined the Receipts Papers accounts orders &c. in the hands of Jacob H. Failing Treasurer of Board of Said Trustees, & we find that the Said Jacob H. Failing has Settled & paid by Cash orders and accounts &c. to & with our Late Minister John Henry Dysslin towards the Salary which became due to Said Minister on the first day of december one thousand eight Hundred & Twelve, the Sum of Ninety one dollars & Twenty Two & one half Cents.
Oppenheim, March 15, 1813.
Corns. C. Beekman; John L. Bellinger; William Walrath; John F. Bellinger ---Trustees
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ABSTRACT OF TRUSTEES’ MINUTES
A True Coppy of the Chartor on file in the County Clerks office.
We whose Names are here under Signed having been duly nominated returning officers for the
Election of Trustees at a meeting lwfully proclaimed & held in the New Church in palatine Town, Montgomery County, this Second day of January one thousand Eight hundred and four, do herewith Certify that the following persons have been duly Elected for Trustees of the Said Church,Viz:-
Conrad Hellicoss ) first Class
Andrew Zobriskie ) first Class
John L. Bellinger ) Second Class
Jacob Zimmerman ) Second Class
Adam A. Walrath ) third Class
Henry Beekman ) third Class
And it was farther resolved by a majority of Votes that the said Elected trustees and their lawfull successors Shall for ever there after be called and known by the name and Title the trustees of the Dutch Reformed Congregation of Saint Johns Church in palatine Town, Montgomery County. Witness our hands and Seals, the day & year above writte.
John L. Bellinger
Henry Beekman
Acknowledged By Christeann Nellis one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas on the Seventh day of January 1804.
Recorded in the Clerks office of the County of Montgomery in a Book of Church Corporations, Page 18, on the tenth day of January 1804.
By Henry F. Yates, Clerk
NOTE; The verbatim copy ends here. Thereafter the minutes are abstracted, except when sections copied verbatim are shown within quotations.
Jan. 4, 1805. Meeting at the house of Jacob Zimmerman. Andrew Zobriskie elected Clerk of the Board of Trustees. Trustees present: John L. Bellinger, Jacob Zimmerman, Adam A. Walrath and Henry Beekman.
March 11, 1806. A settlement made with John L. Bellinger. Notes due the Church in his hands, amounting to $140.37 ½, turned over to Andrew Zobriskie. The Poor Book examined and found due the Church, in the hands of Jacob Zimmerman, two shillings and nine cents, "Copers Niney three" and a Note of
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Hand of John J.Faling for $4.00, dated Oct. 4, 1800.
Nov. 14, 1806. Meeting at the house of A. Zobriskie. Joseph J. Klock appointed to attend to the repairs of the parsonage house; Adam A. Walrath to supply Minister with the necessary fire wood, A. Zobriskie to obtain 100 printed blank deeds for conveying the Pews and Boxes of Saint Johns Church. Jacob A. Walrath to have charge of Poor Money.
Dec. 16, 1806. Meeting at the house of Andrew Zobriskie. Deeds executed, to seat owners who had pirchased them prior to this date. Settled with Jacob Zimmerman on account of Poor Money taken in St. Johns Church, up to Dec. 1, 1806; and found in his hands L5: 5: 2, and also the note of John J. Faling for $4.00. All turned over to A. Zobriskie.
Aug.22, 1807. Meeting at the house of Jacob Failing. Accounts settled with Andrew Zobriskie: Receipts, $409.97; expenditures, $435,21. A due Bill given him for $25.24. Joseph G. Klock appointed Clerk ( or Treasurer).
Jan. 6, 1811. Jacob H. Failing appointed Clerk of the Trustees.
NOTE. An abstract of the record of the election of Trustees follows. These elections were recorded in the form required for reporting them under the law, and they were signed by the returning Officers, who were usually Elders.
Date. Trustees elected.------Returning Officers.
Dec. 26, 1804 Joseph G. Klock------Henry Beekman---------Elder
" ‘ ‘ Andrew Zobriskie-----John L. Bellinger--------Elder
Dec. 26, 1805 John Kring Junr.-------Henry Beekman---------Elder
" " " John C. House----------John L. Bellinger-------Elder
Dec. 26, 1806 Jacob H. Faling--------Henry Beekman---------Elder
" " " Andrew Shaver--------John C. House-----------Elder
NOTE. At this meeting, Jacob H. Faling and Andrew Shaver, were also elected Elders; and Nicholas Shaver and Wm. L. Wolrath, Deacons
Dec. 26, 1807 John L. Bellinger------John C. House-----------Elder
" " " Joseph G. Klock-------John Kring Junr.---------Elder
Dec. 26, 1808 Cornelius C. Beekman-Jacob H. Failing -----------Elder
" ‘ ‘ Conrad Hellegas-------John C. House-----------Elder
Dec. 26, 1809 Nicholas Shaver-------Jacob H. Failing---------Elder
" " ‘ Christian Klock-------Andrew Shaver-----------Elder
NOTE. At this meeting, John H Bellinger and George A. Wolrath, were elected Deacons.
pg. 116
Dec.26, 1810 John L. Bellinger------Corns. C. Beekman-------Elder
" " " Jacob H. Failing-------Nicholas Shaver-----------Elder
Dec. 26, 1811 Corns. C. Beekman---John L Bellinger-----------Elder
" " " William I Walrath-----Jacob H. Failing-----------Elder
NOTE. The above elected as Trustees and Elders.
Dec. 26, 1812 John F. Bellinger-------Jacob H. Failing----------Elder
" " " Joseph G. Klock--------John L. Bellinger---------Elder
NOTE. The above elected as Trustees and Elders, John J. Zimmerman, John B. Klock Jur. And Christian A. Wolrath, elected as Deacons.
" On the 21st day of August 1814, the following persons were ordained by John Wack, Minister, (as) Elders & Deacons, In Saint Johns Church in Oppenheim.
Elders
Henry Beekman
John Failing
Andrew Shaver
Deacons
John H. Bellinger
Christian Walrath
Christian Klock
Recorded by me Jacob Failing by order of Minister Wack".
NOTE. The remaining part of the Treasurer’s book, as far as it has been copied is verbatim, as far as each page unit is concerned. As nothing more has been abstracted, the quotation marks have been omitted. Each original page unit, is shown by the broken lines.
A List of the persons Names subscribed to the salery of Revd. David Devoe the salery Begun the fifth of Febuary 1820 In Cash and there was a salery subscribed In Grain August 5th 1820. (bushels)
Henry Failing Jun.; 3.00; 1 Corn
John C. House; 2.00; 1 rye
Frederick Shaver; 1.50; 1 Corn
Henry H. Hayze; 2.00; 1 rye
Henry Walrath; 1.00
George A. Walrath; 1.00
Anthony Walarath; 1.00
Adam A. Walrath; 2.00
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Peter Klock; 3.00; 2 rye
Joseph Hayse; 1.00; 1 rye
Adam Thum; 1.00; 1 Wheat
Jacob D. Flander; .50; 1 rye
William Walrath; 1.50
Peter Hayse; 1.25; 1 rye
Paid 1 B. of ry to Mr. H.F. Jan.
John Hayse; 1.50; 1 rye
Abraham Hayse .50; 1` rye
John H. Bellinger; .50
John Hoffman; .50
Henry House; .75
Christian C. House; .50
Frederick J. Bellinger; 1.00; 1 wheat
John Yoran; 1.50
Henry Coolman; 1.00
Joseph Yoran; 1.00
John Klock; 3.00
Adam Hellagas; 1.00
Jacob Hellegas; 1.12
Henry Failing In Work; 00.50
John F. Bellinger ; 4.00; 1 whe
John M. Bauder Jun.; 1.00; 1 whe
Adam A. Walrath ; 2.00; 1 whe
Anthony Beekman; .50
Widow Caty Beekman; 1.50
Peter Flander; .50
Jacob H. Flander; 0.25
John H. Flander; 0.50
Jacob H. Walrath; .50
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Denis Flander; .50; 1 whet
Andrew Shaver; 3.50; 1 ry
John Shaver; .50
Albert A. Van Voores Jun.; 1.0
Peter Van Dressen 1.0
Albert Van Voorhis; 1.00
Agustes Party; 1.0
Henry Cool Junr.; .25; ½ rye
John Youker; 1
Nicholas Shaver; 2.00
Adam Dygert; 1
Audoph House; 1
Conrad Jeffers; .50
Conrad C. House; .75
Isaiah Nessle; 1
William Altenburgh; 4
Jacob Youker Junr.; .50
Luther Perdee paid 1 doll. To Feb. 1821; 2
Conrad Hellegas to D.D.; 8
Jacob H. Failing; T D.D.; 6
Joseph G. Klock; 5.
Jacob J. Failing; 2
Ashbel Loomis; 1,75
John Vedder; 1.00
Abraham Shaver; .50
Elijah W. Northrub; 1.00
John Vedder Jun.; $.25
David Goodale; .37 ½
William Powel; 1
John Cool; .75
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George Klock; 1.50
James Parker; 1.00
Warner Nelles; .50
Adam A. Walrath Jun.; 4.00
Nicholas Failing; 1.00
Peter Mosher Jun.; .50
Peter Failing; 1.00
Peter Moak; !
Robard Kenada; 1.25
Peter Clause; 1.00
Samuel Scuyler; 1.00
Robard Nelles; 1.00
Jost Klock; 1.0
John L. Bellinger paid $3(7 August 1821 Cr. The same day book B. page 25); 6.0
George G. Klock Jun. Paid by a Receipt of D. 11th Feb 1822; 5.0
Cornelius Klock; 3.0
Nicholas Gray; 2.
Jacob A. Walrath; 4.
James Billington Sent 8/ by Deacon H. Walrath to me D.D; 1
Christian Klock; 5.00
Benjamin Vanallin; 1
Jones Snell; 1
Phillip Putman, 1
Peter P. Bellinger; .50
John D Thum; .50
Jacob Hovey; .50
Stephen Goodale; .25
Marva Ingham; .75
Henry Berghturf Jun.; 1.00
John G. Klock; 1.00
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Henry Hart; $1.00
Harmanas Vedder; .75
John H. Vedder; .50
Daniel Hays; .50
Henry Flander; 1.00
Lodawick Aker; 1.00
Widowe Elisabeth Flander; 1,00
Widowe Jacob Flander 1822 paid in wheat to Devoe 28th Jany.; 1.00
Widowe Peter Nelles; .75
John G. Youker; .25
John Kern; .25
10/ to me D. Devoe. Daniel Hyde, by a Note against D. $2.31 Cash $0.19 in full; 2.50
Daniel Smith in work; 2. in work
Simon J. Toll in Grain; 1.00
George H. Attenburgh; 1.00
Thomas Getman; 2.
Paid 25th April 1821 George G. Klock paid D.D. 1 for 1 year; 3.00
Bartholoeu Scram in; .50
Jacob Best payabl in March; 1.00
John G. Nelles; 1.50
Jessa Dayton; 1.00
Peter Mabee; 1.00
John D. Failing one dollar paid to C. Klock; 2.00
John J. Failing Jun.; 1,50
Thomas Failing; 1.50
Sebastian Cook; .50
John Swick in Tayloring; 1.00
John Staring only one year; 1.00
John B. Klock; 3.00
Henry J R Failing; 1.00
Henry H. Smith; .50
Catherin J. Fox Rect. Exhibited 4th March 1822 in full; 2.00
Benjamin Klock; 2.00
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Jacob Hellegas; .50
Christopher Flander in work Paid to Devo in work as Yr. Recipt. 27th April 1822; 1.00
George J. Klock; 1.50
Oppenheim April 10th 1823.
Settled this day with N. Failing Treasurer of St Johns Church and find he has accounded for all the Alms Money Collected during the time he has been Treasurer leaving a balance due to the church of $2.78 and a Note against John J. Failing dated March 11th 1820 of $5,26 which is mislaid or lost the two Dollars and seventy eight cents he has paid.
David Devoe
John G. Klock
Adam A. Walrath
At a meeting held at St. Johns Church in the town of Oppenheim on Saturday the 30th Day of May 1835 for the purpose of arranging the pews of Said church & for the purpose of Selling the Same Whereof Peter Klock was called to the Chari & Adam A. Gray Secty.
Names of persons who have taken Seats in the St. John Church.
No.
1 .Deacon Seats
2. Joseph G. Klock; 10
3. Lewis Averill
4. John F. Bellinger; 15
5. Adam J. Walrath; 30
6. Christopher & Jacob J. Klock; 10
7. Peter Klock paid as per Receipt; 20
8. Cornelus Klock; 12.50
9. Michael Bauder, Conrad Hellegas & John Klock; 14.00
10. Christian Klock paid; 7.50
11 * E Leonard & Childs; *$14
(Note. Items marked * written in lead pencil.)
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12. Stephen P. Yates Paid; 7.50
13. -----$3.00 to H. Failing 4.50 to J. Snell
14. *H. Failing; *$14
15. Henry Flander paid; 5
16. *Barny Becker; *23
17. Jacob & Daniel Zimmerman; 5.00
18. Jacob H. Failing
21. Jineson Giles; $20
22. Conrad Hillegas & J. Kloc
23. Elders
24. H. Failing; *12
25. Henry J. Failing 1835 paid July 4th; 10.00
26. H. Failing. *13
27. John C. House & Henry Hase; 16.25
Total $172.70
28. James Curran; $17.50
29. Daniel Leonard; 15.00
30 John W. Riggs; 12.00
31 Jacob Schram & C. Groff; 5.00
32. K. Crosby
33. Henry J. Lloyd; 10.00
34. Daniel Leonard; 12.50
35. Joseph J. Klock; 5.
36. Christian A. Walrath; 17.50
32. Lewis Averill
33. Stephen Champlin; 17.50
34. *L. Beekman; *15.00
35. Nancy & Alida Beekman; 15.50
36. Ministers family Seats
List of Pews indisposed of No. 5, 11, 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, 24, 26, 32, 39.
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Motion made and Seconded that we adjourn the Said meeting to the Second Saturday in June next at one o clock P.M. which was carried in the affirmative.
Adam A. Gray Secty, Peter Klock Ch.
At a Meeting of the Consistory and Members of the Dutch Reformed St. Johns Church on the 4th day of May 1840 for the purpose of Selling Such Seats as may be relinguished for one year and also Such Seats now belonging to the church,-Owing to a Severe Rain it was on Motion Resolved to pospone until Saturday 16th day of May Inst.
At a Meeting agreeable to Adjournment of the Consistory and Members of the Dutch Reformed St. Johns church,-on the 16th day of May 1840.
No. 4 Slip Sold to John A. Bellinger & son for $8.00
No. 38 Slip Do " George Timerman; 10.00
" 37 " ½ to Josiah Loomis for; 4.00
" " ½ " Lewis Benedict; 4.00
39 John C. House & sons; 10.00
26 John Hase & sons; 10.00
34 Sylvester Chills; 10.00
27 ½ Henry Hase; 4.00
27 ½ Conrath Philes; 4.00
28 James Current; 10.00
29 Daniel Leonard; 20.00
18 John W. Riggs; 21.00
17 ½ Jinneson Giles; 10.00
14 Henry Failing & sons; 25.00
Pew 20 Consistory
Pew 21 George Chawgo; 10.00
Pew 7 Peter Klock & Christian Klock; 25.00
Pew 8 2/3 Consistory
Pew 8 1/3 John House & Henry House; 5.00
33 ½ Silas Saltsman; 4.00
Note. The above sold for one Year or Ending on the 1st May, 1841
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33 ½ William Oaks; $4.00
16 ½ Jonas Snell; 11.00
Resolved that Peter Klock Esqure and Jonas Snell be a Committee to lease the remainder of seats not sold.
Henry Failing
Clerk.
At a meeting of the Consistory and other persons of the Duch Reformed St. Johns Church in St. Johnsville on the 1st day of May 1841 For the purpose of Selling and Renting seates &c. Sold for one year which is to end on the first May 1842 – the one half payable at the end of every six months from this date.
Pew
No. 14 Henry Failing & son; $25.
Pew No. 11 George Timerman; 10
Slip 26 John Hase & sons & David Flander; 10.00
Pew 17 Jineson Giles ½ at; 12
Pew 7 Peter Klock; 12,50
Slip 20 Lewis Benedict; 9
Slip 21 George Chawgo; 7.50
Slip 38 John C. House & sons; 10
Slip 37 Anderson & Richardson; 5
Slip 27 Conrad Philes ½ at; 4
The following seats were sold May 2, 1842 for the sums opposite to each name for one year one half payable in six months & the other half at the end of the year.
33 David Crouse; 2.00
8 ½ John A. Veeder; 10.50
39 John C. House & sons; 10.00
26 Stickney & Philes; 4.00
10 Christian Klock; 12.00
32 George Timerman; 10.00
36 Anderson & Richardson; 5.00
38 George Chawago; 07.50
17 ½ Lewis Benedict; 4.00
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Sale of pews and slips for one year the one half payable in six months and the other at the end of the year.
May 1, 1843
Slip 26 Smith & Moshier; 4,25
27 J.C. & C. House; 6.00
29 Enoch Snell; 5.00
32 Aaron Smith; 2.00
12 Stephen Yates; 15.00
36 George Crouse; 3.00
38 Henry & John J. House; 6.00
34 George Timerman; 12.00
39 Andrew Whyland; 3.00
Pew 11 Kingsbury $5. & Fox $3.; 8.00
8 Doct. F. Etheridge; 17.50
4 Gui C. Johnson; 2.00
½ 17 Lewis Benedict; 4.00
½ 18 Eliphalet Stickney; 3.00
½ 16 Daniel Waters; 3.00
33 Augustus Allen; 4.00
21 David Crouse; 2.00
21 Seely & Hough; 2.00
At a meeting of Consistory May 1 1844 Rev. A.H. Myers in the chair F.B. Etheridge Sec.
Mr H. Failing made inquiry as to the finances of the Church.
Sale of Pews
Pew No. 4 J.F. Bellinger & Mr. Flander; $11.00
38 & 39 John C. House & sons; 12.00
8
11
24
26 John Hase & sons
20 Jonas Snell & Aaron Smith; 17.00
pg. 126
18 Henry Failing & son; $25.00
14 George Timerman; 15.00
36 Christopher Bellinger; 4.00
27 Henry Hase & son; 6.00
29 Enoch Snell; 5.00
Names of the Owners of the Slips and Pews in the Ref D Church of St Johns Ville for the year 1846.
No. 1 Deacon Seats
2 & 3 Lewis Averill
4 .John F. Bellinger
5. Adam Walrath
6. Christopher & Jacob J. Klock
7. Widow Klock
8. Dr. F.B. Etheridge
9. David Helligas
10. Christian Klock
11. Elijah Fox & Mr. Card
12. Stephen Yates
13. For coulored persons
14. Geo. Timerman
15. Henry & John Flander
16. Adam Thumb *Sold April 28th 1847
17. Jenison Giles
18. Henry Failing
19. Jacob H. Failing
20. Wilson & Egan
21. P.W. Saltsman
22. Elders
23. Henry J. R. Failing
24. Dennes N. Smith
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27
28 H. Curran
29 Melchoir L. Porter till, May 1847; $4.00
30. A Hough
31. Mrs, Scram
32. * J. Failing
33.Geo. Timerman *D. Crouse
34. Noah Yale; *2.50
35. Joseph J. Klock
36. Geo. Crouse
37. H.W. Anderson
38.
39 Mrs. A. Whyland *J. House
40. Mrs. Beekman
41. Minister’s family
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