Le parsonage entre deux manoirs ; Annales de l'Clover-Reach . ministère. C'est dans ce même l'avance d'Burgoynethat enUvening Poors ont défilé de la Brigade, le chant des psaumes, et wayby dans leur service dans la cam-pagne pour coveied avec gloire. Sur la mort de Johannes Van Rensselaer, thePatroon, ses nombreuses possessions étaient divisé betweenhis les enfants et héritiers, et certains des plus en-teresting histoires de ces jours se développer hors de oldchests et barils stockés dans les greniers pour trente, quarante ou cinquante ans. Une grande partie de l'valuablechina et d'argent appartenant à la famille de l'LowerManor a été bur

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The parsonage between two manors; annals of Clover-Reach . ministry. It was against this same advance of Burgoynethat Poors Brigade marched, enUvening the wayby singing psalms, and in their service in the cam-paign coveied themselves with glory. On the death of Johannes Van Rensselaer, thePatroon, his many possessions were divided betweenhis children and heirs, and some of the most in-teresting stories of those days grow out of oldchests and barrels stored away in attics for thirty, forty, or fifty years. A large part of the valuablechina and silver owned by the family of the LowerManor was buried at Greenbush during the Revolu-tion. It is possible that this early need of cautionwas partially responsible for many relics being keptunder lock and key in strong chests for years. Wehave one picture of a chest broken open by later 156 Digitized by Microsoft® - o 31 > - = > ^ - o S 5 ^ H c -^ n - ; s- 2 2 ! ; c 2. -. 2-t —• — a. i c a -, rr fn 5 S=- 2 = - (0 2 ; ? (fl • - m i^ ~ I ; - > ?^ 2 ^ - I.- O - c ;= CO 3 m. Digitized by Microsoft® Digitized by Microsoft® HOMES OF THE LOWER V. R. MANOR. descendants, to discover within a Lafayette platterpicturing the landing at Castle Garden, with theBay full of ships and small craft, and soldiers stand-ing at attention on the wharf, the deep blue colorand glaze still uninjured. Side by side with theLafayette platter were rolls of home-woven blanketsand delicate china cups with a thread-like borderand a spray of flowers at the side, dating back toHolland and a century earlier than the Lafayetteplatter. Another scene gives a family gathering at acleaning-house time, that opportunity for the familyhistorian, when the spectators sat about, as paperafter paper was drawn from an old barrel, read andpreserved, or thrown aside for a bon-fire as the sub-ject interested or palled upon the listeners. Fromthe same attic which discovered the Lafayette plat-ter, and Holland cups, there traveled down stairsafter many years, a

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