Olde Ulster : an historical and genealogical magazine . 24 UORSYTH & DAVIS Booksellers anfc Stationers joy WALL STREET, KINGSTON, N. Y. JT7|E have a few copies of the Dutch Church Records\j^P of Kingston (baptisms and marriages from 1660through 1810) elegantly printed on 807 royalquarto pages, with exhaustive index containing refer-ences to 44,388 names, edited by Chaplain R. R. Hoes,U. S. N., and printed by the DeVinne Press, N. Y. Butfew Knickerbocker families can trace their ancestrywithout reference to this volume. CJ A few copies of the History of the ReformedChurch of Flatbush, Ulster Co
Olde Ulster : an historical and genealogical magazine . 24 UORSYTH & DAVIS Booksellers anfc Stationers joy WALL STREET, KINGSTON, N. Y. JT7|E have a few copies of the Dutch Church Records\j^P of Kingston (baptisms and marriages from 1660through 1810) elegantly printed on 807 royalquarto pages, with exhaustive index containing refer-ences to 44,388 names, edited by Chaplain R. R. Hoes,U. S. N., and printed by the DeVinne Press, N. Y. Butfew Knickerbocker families can trace their ancestrywithout reference to this volume. CJ A few copies of the History of the ReformedChurch of Flatbush, Ulster County. €][ Dr. Gustave Anjous Ulster County Probate Rec-ords from 1665 ; invaluable in tracing ancestry—in tw^volumes. We also have a large line of Souvenir Postal Cards shew-ing local scenes, including the Revolutionary Buildings. Souvenir Spoons, commemorating 250th anniver-sary of the founding of Kingston. Specially preparedby the Gorham Company. ii U>%W$l OLDE VLSTER Vol. V JULY, 1909 No. 7 In Memoriam * * <* * *Colonel Charles DeWitt. HE Committee on Plan and Scope ofthe two hundred and fiftieth anniver-sary of the founding of Kingstonwhich arranged the programme lastyear (May 30th and 31st and June1st, 1908), contemplated more thanthe observing of those three days. As a permanentmemorial it intended to mark the unmarked graves ofthose patriots who lie where their resting places can-not be recognized. One of these was the grave ofColonel Charles DeWitt in Old Hurley. It has beenthe province of the editor of this magazine, who wasthe secretary of that committee, to carry the plan to asatisfactory conclusion. OLDE ULSTER, in Vol. I., pages 307-8, called atten-tion te the neglect of his grave. A lady of the Cityof Washington, District of Columbia, who is a sub-scriber to the magazine, immediately offered to be the i93 Olde Ulster first to contribute to the memorial. The matter laydormant until the time of the celebration. The mul-titude of matters then pressing preve
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