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Horsmanden, Daniel 1691-

Jurist; born in Gouldhurst, Kent, England, in 1691. In May, 1733, he was called to the New York City council; afterwards was recorder, chief-justice, and president of the council. He published The New York conspiracy, or the history of the negro plot; and Letters to Governor Clinton.

Harper and Brothers Publishers. . New York. 1902.

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