from
LOYALISM IN NEW YORK
DURING THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
by
ALEXANDER CLARENCE FLICK, Ph.D.,
Sometime University Fellow in History, Columbia University
Professor of European History in Syracuse University

THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, AGENTS
London : P. S. King & Son
19O1

 

APPENDIX

These lists of confiscated property are as complete as the known material
warrants. No doubt additional matter will be found when all the available
manuscript sources of the revolutionary history of the state are brought to
light. The lists are complete for the city and county of New York and for
Suffolk county in the southern district. No complete record of the sales
in Queens, Kings and Richmond counties has been found. The arrangement
followed here is not found in the manuscripts, but is used in order to
secure uniformity and to condense the material.

 

Forfeited Estates Sold in New York City from 1784 to 1789

Date of Sale      Loyalist Owner                                    Purchaser      Price          Description and Remarks

July 10, 1784 	  John Grigg, of Kinderhook, Albany Co., convicted 	John Lake 	   30             Lots No. 130 to 137 in Out Ward
                                                                                                  near Fresh Water. E. by Water St., W.
                                                                                                  by Frsh Water, N. by Fresh Water, S.
                                                                                                  by lot No. 138.