. Histoire de Leslie du Grand New York . ou service ui l'Armée de l'Union. Le Président Lidn l'a nommé Adjutant-!général adjoint de Yol-unteers. Il a été (dected (omittrcdJer de l'Etat pendant les deux années,18G5 et 18(;(), et a été actif en liaison avec l'estahlishmentof Cornell University. IresidentGrant bavin^H l'a nommé, en 1870, adjoint au Trésor des États-Unis à New York, a heahly libéré les fonctions de poste de thatimportant jusqu'en 1882. Il était le fils le plus âgé de Thomas Hill-Bouse et Ann Yan Schaick TenBroeck, et descendait de Kev. James llillhouse, qui & lt ; mi-râpé de

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. Leslie's history of the greater New York . or service iu the Union Army.President Limidn appointed him Assistant Adjutant-!leneral of Yol-unteers. He was (dected (omittrcdJer of the State for the two years, 18G5 and 18(;(), and was active inconnection with the estahlishmentof Cornell University. IresidentGrant bavin^H appointed him, in1870, Assistant Treasnrer of theUnited States at New York, heahly discharged the duties of thatimportant post until 1882. He wastiu oldest son of Thomas Hill-bouse and Ann Yan Schaick TenBroeck, and was descended fromKev. James llillhouse, who <mi-grated from Ireland to Connecticuiin 1720, being the son of John Hill-house, of Ileehall, Londonderry.Ireland, and nephew of CaptainJames Hillhouse, JMayor of Lon-donderry, and mentioned in Ma-cau lays great history for braveryin the siege of Londonderry. Gen era! Hillhouse married Harriet, daughter of Iliinehas Prouly, theeminent banker of Geneva, X. Y., and had four daughters and twosons—Thomas (iriswold Hillhouse and Phinehas Il-outv Ililllionse.. GKX. THOMAS HILLIIOISK. MACY^ JOSIAH, was born iu Nantucket. Mass.. in 178.J. the sonof a shipowner, and coming to New York City in 1828, with the lateWilliam H. Macy, his eldest son, established the shipping commis-sion firm of Josiah Macy & Son. Upon tlie admission to partner-ship of another son in 1829 the style became Josiah Macy - Sons.One of the founders of the City Fire Insurance Comjiany, he was onits directorate from 1833 until his death in 1872. He was also adirector of the Tradesmens Bank. He retired from active Imsinessto his estate at Eye, N. Y., in 18.)3. He married, in 1805, Lydia Hus-sey, of an old Nantucket family. Two daughters survived him, withfive sons—William H., Charles A., Josiah (i.. Francis II., and Jolin H.Mic. He descended from Thomas :lacv. hoiii in Salisl)ury. Eng- 120 HISTORY OF THE GREATER NEW YORK. laud, in 1608. who inuiiifiTatcd to Newbury, Mass., iu 1639, aud iu 16.j9became cue of the uiue purcha.se

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