Acts of the Particular Synod of New York: In the Year 1811 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from Acts of the Particular Synod of New York: In the Year 1811

The Church of Courtland-Town, has received, during the last year, 12 members. Total now in communion, 34. No adults and 12 infants baptized.

The Church of Flatbush has 124 families. Total of the congregation, 1159. Received on confession since the last report, 7; died, 3. Total now in communion, 90. No adults and 17 infants baptized.

The Church of Flatlands has 62 families. Total of the congregation, 520. Received on confession since the last report, 5; died, 2. Total now in communion, 46 - 1 adult and two infants baptized.

The Church of Newtown has 79 families. Total of the congregation, 427. Received on confession since the last report, 4. Total now in communion, 76.

The Church of Jamaica has 107 families. Total of the congregation, 513. Total number of communicants, 56; died, 1 - 1 adult baptized.

The Church of Success has 54 families. Total of the congregation, 254. Received on confession since the last report, 3. Total now in communion, 49 - 2 adults and 10 infants baptized.

The Church of Oyster-Bay has 66 families. Total of the congregation, 313. Received on confession since the last report, 3. Total now in communion, 50. No adults and 20 infants baptized.

The Churches of New-York, Haerlem, Fordham, Tarry-Town, Staten-Island, Brooklyn, New-Utrecht, Gravesend, and Bushwick, submitted no statistical tables.

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