A History of the City of Brooklyn: Including the Old Town and Village of Brooklyn, the Town of Bushwick, and the Village and City of Williamsburgh, 3. sējumssubscription, 1870 |
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Academy accommodations appointed April Association avenue Baptist Church boats brick building Bushwick called cemetery chapel charge charter church edifice citizens city of Brooklyn commenced committee common council Congregational Church corner corner-stone corporation cost December District East river elected erected established feet fifty Fulton ferry George Gowanus Gowanus canal ground Hamilton ferry held Henry hundred incorporated increased installed institution James January Jeremiah Johnson John July June Kings county labors land lease lecture room legislature Long Island lots M. E. Church March meeting Messrs mission Nassau November occupied October organized parish pastor persons Pierrepont preaching Presbyterian Church present president purchased rail road rector Red Hook regiment rent resigned sabbath school September society South South Ferry Spooner succeeded Sunday school teachers Thomas tion trustees village Wallabout Wallabout bay William Williamsburgh worship York
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