List of New York State Historic Markers in Montgomery County, New York facts for kids
This is an incomplete list of New York State Historic Markers in Montgomery County, New York.
Listings county-wide
Marker name | Image | Date designated | Location | City or Town | Coords | Marker text | |
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1 | 250 FEET S. | On Nys 5 At West End Of Amsterdam | Amsterdam, City Of, New York | Claus Masion Built 1762 By Sir Wm. Johnson For His Daughter Nancy Stood Between River And Present Railroad | |||
2 | GUY PARK, 1766 | On Nys 5 At Amsterdam | Amsterdam, City Of, New York | Built By Sir William Johnson For Daughter, Molly, Wife Of Col. Guy Johnson. Johnsons Left For Canada In 1775. | |||
3 | OLD MANNY INN | On Nys 5 At East End Of Amsterdam | Amsterdam, City Of, New York | Was On Lot 8, Sub-division Of Lot 1 Of The 13Th Patent. Sold To Gabriel Manny 1804. Came Into Possession Of Ross Family In 1839. | |||
4 | 1ST CHURCH | On Main St. In Hagaman | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | In Hagaman Erected In 1835 As Presbyterian North Joined Classis Mount 1855. Is Now A Reformed Church. | |||
5 | A FAMOUS INN | On Nys 5 About 2½ Milse East Of Cranesville | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Here, 1795–1845, Stood The Hotel Of John Van Eps Who Fought At Oriskany. Here Commodore Perry And Other Notables Were Entertained. | |||
6 | ADRIUCHA | On Nys 5 At Cranesville | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | 42°54′48.89″N 74°7′20.86″W / 42.9135806°N 74.1224611°W | De Groot Family Settled Here About 1700, Mill Built About 1710 | ||
7 | CEMETERY-1774 | On Pawling St. At Hagaman | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Owned By Joseph Hagaman Was Named. Cemetery Restored In 1927. 7 Revolutionary Soldiers Are Buried Here | |||
8 | COMPAANEN KILL | On Nys 5 About 2 Miles East Of Cranesville | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Near Here, According To Tradition, Is The Grave Of Copaan The Oneida, Who At West Canada Creek, 1781, Tomahawked Walter Butler. | |||
9 | EVASKILL | On Nys 5 At Cranesville | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Named After Mrs. Eva Van Alstyne Who Was Scalped Here 1755. | |||
10 | FORT JOHNSON, 1749 | On Nys 5 At Fort Johnson | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Third Mohawk Valley House Built By Sir William Johnson. Important Military Post And Indian Council Place Of 1754-60 | |||
11 | JOHNSON TRAIL | On Nys 67 At Fort Johnson | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Used By Sir Wm. Johnson 1742–1774 Between Fort Johnson And Johnson Hall. A Bi-centennial In 1938 Celebrated His Arrival In America. | |||
12 | MANNY'S CORNERS | On Nys 67 At Manny's Corners | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Cemetery-about 1790 Contains Graves Of Four Revolutionary Soldiers | |||
13 | OLD HAGAMAN | In Cemetery About 75 Ft. West Of Pawling St. At Hagaman | Amsterdam, Town Of, New York | Cemetery-1774 Abandoned For Many Years Restored By Lewis E. Harrower In 1927. Cared For By Town Of Amsterdam | |||
14 | CANAJOHARIE | On Nys 10 At S. End Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | Name Means "Pot That Washes Itself" The Pot Hole Is In Bed Of Creek Below At Entrance To Canajoharie Gorge | |||
15 | CLINTON CAMP | On Nys 163 About 1/2 Mile North Of Sprout Brook | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | June 1779 Of Col. Weissenfels' 4Th New York Regiment Guarding Army's Portage March To Otsego Lake | |||
16 | CLINTON CAMP | On Erie Blvd., Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | June 1779 Of Col. Gansevoort's 3Rd New York Regiment Guarding Army's Portage March To Otsego Lake | |||
17 | FLINT | On Nys 163 At Sprout Brook | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | 42°51′01.5″N 74°40′46.5″W / 42.850417°N 74.679583°W | Homesite Robert Flint-pioneer And Lieutenant French And Indian Wars. Cornelius Flint-soldier Revolution | ||
18 | FORT FAILING | On Nys 5S About 3/4 Mile West Of Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | 1770 Place Of Refuge And Home Of Col. Hendrick Frey | |||
19 | SITE OF | At Intersection Cliff & Otsego Sts. Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | Canajoharie Academy, 1824-92 Susan B. Anthony Taught Here 1846–1848. Charles F. Wheelock, Prin., 1880–91 | |||
20 | SITE OF | On Nys 10 At Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | Johannes Reuff'a Tavern Built 1750 By Hendrick Schrembling Became Reuff's Tavern In 1778 Gen. James Clinton's Hdqts 1779 Gen. Washington Visited Here 1783 Recruiting Office 1812, Demolished 1850 | |||
21 | SULLIVAN-CLINTON | On Nys 10 At S. End Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | Campaign 1779 Portage Route Of General James Clinton's Army Canajoharie To Otsego Lake 2000 Men, 500 Wagons, 200 Bateaux And Supplies Moved Overland | |||
22 | VAN ALSTYNE HOMESTEAD | On Moyer St., Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | Built 1749 By Martin J. Van Alstyne 16 Of 31 Meetings Of Tryon County Safety Committee Held Here 1774-75 General Nicholas Herkimer Received Commission As Brig. Gen Here 1775 | |||
23 | ARROW | On County Rd. About 4 Miles Southwest Of Canajoharie | Canajoharie, Town Of, New York | Clinton Road Route Of Gen. Clinton's American Army Of 2000 Men, 500 Wagons, 200 Bateaux, Portage Canajoharie-otsego Lake 1779 | |||
24 | BAPTIST | On County Rd., Charleston | Charleston, Town Of, New York | Church Erected 1793 Elijah Herrick 1St Pastor | |||
25 | CHRISTIAN | On County Rd. At Charleston Four Corners | Charleston, Town Of, New York | Church Erected In 1813 James Wilson First Pastor Elder John Ross Pastor 1822–1872 | |||
26 | GRAVE OF | On Nys 148 About 1/2 Mile Southwest Of Charleston | Charleston, Town Of, New York | Samuel Tallmadge Born Brookhaven, L.i., Nov. 23, 1755-Died April. 1, 1825 Lieutenant And Adjutant In American Revolution | |||
27 | GRAVE OF | On Nys 148 About 1/2 Mile Southwest Of Charleston | Charleston, Town Of, New York | William Mc Conkey Jan 22, 1744-Sept. 10, 1825 Owner Of Ferry On Delaware River On Which Washington Crossed Dec. 25, 1776 | |||
28 | GRIST MILL | On Town Rd., Burtonville | Charleston, Town Of, New York | Erected 1850 By Judah Burton Son Of The 1St Settlers | |||
29 | HOME OF | On County Rd. About 2 Mis. W. Of Charleston | Charleston, Town Of, New York | Lieut. Samuel Tallmadge Erected About 1800 Replaced Log Cabin Built About 1789 | |||
30 | "YANKEE STREET" | On Nys 30 At Minaville | Florida, Town Of, New York | Surveyed In 1795, "Six Rods Wide, Straight Course S.e. From Creek To Division Line Between Warren & Remsen Patents," Now Schuyler's Corner | |||
31 | ASSOCIATE CHURCH | On Town Rd. At Scotch Church | Florida, Town Of, New York | Organized About 1786 By Associate Presbytery Of Pennsylvania. 1St Ministers: Mairs, Banks, Donaldson, Campbell. 1St Church Built 1800 | |||
32 | JAN WEMP (WEMPLE) | On Town Rd. About 1/2 Mile N/e Of Fort Hunter | Florida, Town Of, New York | Early Settler, Obtained From Mohawk Indians 450 Acres Of Land In 1737. Was One Of Contractors Who Built Queen Anne Chapel & Old Fort Hunter | |||
33 | JOHNSON'S | On Nys 5S About 1/4 Mile East Of Amsterdam | Florida, Town Of, New York | 1738–1742 Site Of First Mohawk Valley Home And Trading Post Of Sir William Johnson | |||
34 | NEAR THIS SPOT STOOD THE | On Nys 5S About 1/4 Mile East Of Amsterdam | Florida, Town Of, New York | Trading House Of William Johnson (Later Sir William) Agent For Warrenbush Pat. 1734 | |||
35 | PETER YOUNG | On Co. Rd., E. Side Schoharie Creek About 1 3/3 Mi. S.e | Florida, Town Of, New York | Settled 1726 Near Young's Lake. Granted First Lease Of Land In Warrensbush By Sir Peter Warren, Oct. 7, 1736. | |||
36 | QUEEN ANNE | On Town Rd. About 1/2 Mile East Of Fort Hunter | Florida, Town Of, New York | Parsonage Built 1712 For Use Of Missionaries To Mohawk Indians. Here In 1775 Rev. J. Stuart & J. Brant Translated In Mohawk The Gospel Of St. Mark. | |||
37 | SITE OF | On Town Rd. At Fort Hunter | Florida, Town Of, New York | Queen Anne Chapel Built 1711-12 For Use Of Mohawk Indians. Torn Down 1821 To Make Way For Erie Canal | |||
38 | SITE OF | On County Rd. About 2 Miles Southwest Of Minaville | Florida, Town Of, New York | Log Meeting House Warrensbush Church, Erected 1778, First Methodist Church In Mohawk Valley. Rev. J. Dempster, Pastor, 1778–1804. | |||
39 | SITE OF FIRST BRIDGE | On Town Rd. At Fort Hunter | Florida, Town Of, New York | 42°56′21.34″N 74°16′54.88″W / 42.9392611°N 74.2819111°W | First Bridge Built By Isaac Deput Across Schoharie Creek, 1796–97. Partially Destroyed By Ice Feb. 23, 1814 | ||
40 | SITE OF | On County Rd. About 2 Miles Southeast Of Minaville | Florida, Town Of, New York | Remsen's Bush Dutch Church Built About 1784 On Land Donated By L. Shuler, Rev. T. Romeyn Only Settled Pastor. New Church In N Minaville, 1808. | |||
41 | SITE OF | On Co. Rd., E. Side Schoharie Creek, 1 Mi, S.e. Mill Pt. | Florida, Town Of, New York | Frederick's Mill At End Of Lane Philip Frederick And Francis Saltz Leased Land And Built Mill, 1750. | |||
42 | SITE OF | On Town Rd. At Fort Hunter | Florida, Town Of, New York | T-can-de-ro-ga Or Ten-on-on-to-gen. Lower Castle Mohawks' Wolf Clan Last Mohawk Indian Village In Valley, 1700–1775 | |||
43 | SITE OF | On Town Rd. At Fort Hunter | Florida, Town Of, New York | Old Fort Hunter Built 1711-12 By Order Of Gov. Hunter For Protection Of Mohawk Indians. Was Stockaded And Surrounded Queen Anne Chapel | |||
44 | SITE OF PIONEER | On Tn. Rd. Near Bridge Over So. Chuctanunda Cr. About 1½ Mis. Southwest | Florida, Town Of, New York | Warrensbush Village 1770–1810 Had Saw And Grist Mill Below Bridge On Creek Bend, A Prosperous Village, Destroyed In Indian Raids, 1781. | |||
45 | STANTONS FORD | On Nys 5S About 1/4 Mile East Of Amsterdam | Florida, Town Of, New York | Where Ross & Butler Crossed With 700 Tories Indians And British October 24, 1781 Last Great Raid In County | |||
46 | WILGEN VLACKTE | On Nys 5S About 2 Miles East Of Amsterdam | Florida, Town Of, New York | Willow Flats Settled By Claus Willemse Van Coppernowl. Then Westernmost Location 1684 | |||
47 | ARROW | On Nys 30 About 1 Mile S. Of Minaville | Florida, Town Of, New York | First Town Meeting Held At Home Of Ezra Murray First Tues. In April, 1794, Murray Lived At End Of Road At Foot Of Bean Hill, On Present Bussing Farm. | |||
48 | ANDAGORON | On Nys 5S About 2 Mis. West Of Fultonville | Glen, Town Of, New York | Middle Mohawk Castle Of The Bear Clan 1642 Located On Hill Top. Destroyed In De Tracy's Raid Of 1666 | |||
49 | BLOCK HOUSE | On Nys 5S At Fultonville | Glen, Town Of, New York | Erected On This Site Near Close Of Revolution | |||
50 | CROMWELL HOME | On Town Rd. About 1/2 Mile South Of Stone Ridge | Glen, Town Of, New York | Built About 1778 By Philip Cromwell, Surgeon Tryon County Militia | |||
51 | FIRST SCHOOL | On Nys 5S About 3/4 Mi. West Auriesville | Glen, Town Of, New York | In The Town Of Glen Was Located Here In 1797 In The Home Of Abraham D. Quackenbush. John Hazzard, Teacher | |||
52 | GANDAWAGUE | On Nys 5S About 3/4 Mi. West Auriesville | Glen, Town Of, New York | Lower Mohawk Indian Castle Of The Turtle Clan 1659. Burned In De Tracy's Raid, 1666. | |||
53 | LAST COUNCIL | On Nys 5S About 1 Mi. West Of Auriesville | Glen, Town Of, New York | Of The Mohawk Indians And The Tryon County Committee Of Safety Was Held Here On The Flats October 1775 | |||
54 | OSSERNENON | On Nys 5S Near Intersection With Nys 288 | Glen, Town Of, New York | Lower Mohawk Indian Castle 1642–1659. Father Jogues And Rene Goupil Martyred Here. Tekawitha Born Here | |||
55 | STARIN TAVERN | On River St., Fultonville | Glen, Town Of, New York | Built On This Site 1755 Western Terminus Of Albany Post Road 1795 Mail Carried Weekly From Here To Johnstown | |||
56 | VAN EPPS HOME | On Nys 5S At E. End Of Fultonville | Glen, Town Of, New York | First Home Built Here 1751 By John E. Van Epps Pioneer Settler In Fultonville Then Known As Van Epps Swamp | |||
57 | 300 FT. NORTH [ARROW] | On Nys 5 About 1/2 Mile East Of St. Johnsville | Johnsville, Town Of, New York | Site Of Reformed Church 1750 First Church Organization In Town Of St. Johnsville | |||
58 | 1739 | On Co. Rd., Salt Springville | Minden, Town Of, New York | Ancient Salt Springs Nearby David Linsey Discovered The Spring From Which Village Was Named Source Of Pioneer Supply | |||
59 | 1779 | On Nys 5S About 1/4 Mile West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | Clinton March Col. Lewis Dubois With 5Th New York Regt, And Artillery Left Ft. Plain For Otsego Lake, June 25, 1779 | |||
60 | 1779 | On Co. Rd. About 1 Mile East Of Salt Springville | Minden, Town Of, New York | [Arrow] Clinton Road Portage Route Of Gen. Clinton's American Army Canajoharie To Otsego Lake 2000 Men 200 Bateaux 500 Wagons | |||
61 | CAN-A-WO-GE | On Nys 5S About 1/2 Mile West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | Mohawk Village Stood On This Sand Hill Burial Ground On And About This Road 1634 | |||
62 | FORT CLYDE | On Nys 163 About 1 Mile South Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | Strong Fort With Blockhouse Named For Col. Samuel Clyde Of Canajoharie 1777–1783 | |||
63 | FORT PLAIN | On Nys 5S About 1/2 Mile West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | 1776–1786 Northern Limit Of Raid By Brant's Indians-tories 16 Killed-60 Captured 100 Buildings Burned Augs.2, 1780 | |||
64 | FORT PLANK | On Nys 5S About 2½ Miles West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | 1776 Site Marks Stockaded Home Frederick Planck Military Post And Refuge 1776–1783 | |||
65 | GRAVE OF | On Co. Rd. 2 Miles East Of Salt Springville | Minden, Town Of, New York | Henry Seeber Pioneer, Patriot & Revolutionary Soldier | |||
66 | INDIAN TRAIL | On Co. Rd., Salt Springville | Minden, Town Of, New York | & Military Road Covered By Clinton's Army In 1779 On March To Join Gen. Sullivan At Tioga | |||
67 | OTS-SQUA-GO | On Nys 80 At Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | Course Of Creek Changed From Point 1/2 Mile North When Erie Canal Was Constructed 1817–1825 | |||
68 | OTS-TUN-GO | On Nys 80 About 2 Miles East Of Hallsville | Minden, Town Of, New York | One Of First Mohawk Castles Located About 3/4 Mile Up Otstungo 1580–1625 | |||
69 | SAND HILL | On Nys 5S About 1/2 Mile West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | School Site Of First School Built In This Section Before Revolution | |||
70 | SAND HILL | On Nys 5S About 1/2 Mile West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | Dutch Reformed Church First Built 1750 Burned In 1780 Raid Rebuilt 1785-Torn Down 1840 | |||
71 | SITE OF HOME AND GRAVE OF | On Nys 163 At Freys Bush | Minden, Town Of, New York | Sergeant John Jacob Diefendorf Born 1747-Died 1839 Served Revolution Was In Battle Of Oriskany | |||
72 | TA-RA-TO-REES | At Intersection Kellogg & Douglas Sts., Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | "Hill Of Health" Mohawk Middle Town 1700–1755 | |||
73 | TE-NO-TO-GE | On Nys 5S About 2 Miles West Of Fort Plain | Minden, Town Of, New York | Largest Mohawk Indian Town Visited By Van Den Bogaert 1634 55 Houses-over 1000 People | |||
74 | 1/4 MILE S. | On Nys 334 About 1/2 Mile Northwest Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Tekawitha Spring Water Supply For Villages Of Caughnawaga 1667–1693 Named After The "Lily Of The Mohawks" | |||
75 | APPROACHING SITE OF OLD | On Nys 5 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Caughnawaga Church Erected In 1763 | |||
76 | CAMP MOHAWK | On Nys 148 About 1/2 Mile North Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | The "Iron Hearted Regiment" Drilled Here, Mustered Into Service Aug. 16, 1862 Under Col. Simeon Sammons | |||
77 | CAUGHNAWAGAE | On Nys 5 About 3/4 Mile West Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Lower Mohawk Indian Castle 1667 Ruled By Turtle Clan. Jesuit Mission Of St. Peter's Destroyed In Raid Of 1693 | |||
78 | CONNOLLY INN | On Nys 5 About 5 Mile West Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | 42°54′43.63″N 74°27′29.66″W / 42.9121194°N 74.4582389°W | Stood At Yosts Where There Was A Toll Gate And A Bridge Across The Mohawk Which Was Swept Away By High Water And Never Rebuilt | ||
79 | COURT HOUSE | On Grounds Of Old Court House, Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Erected 1836 When Fonda Became County Seat. Scene Of Many Social Religious And Political Meetings | |||
80 | DANASCARA PLACE | On Nys 5 About 3 Mis. E., Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Built 1795 By Col. Frederick Vischer Replacing House Which Was Burned In The Valley Raid Of 1780 | |||
81 | DAVIS TAVERN | On Nys 5 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Famous In Days Of Stage Coach Travel. Built About 1781 By Matthew C. Davis | |||
82 | FONDA CEMETERY | On Cemetery St. At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | 42°57′24.8″N 74°22′07.3″W / 42.956889°N 74.368694°W | Old Caughnawaga Cemetery Village Property Since 1855 Many Early Settlers Buried Here, Also Six Revolutionary Soldiers | ||
83 | FONDA TAVERN | On Nys 5 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | 42°57′16.09″N 74°21′31.18″W / 42.9544694°N 74.3586611°W | Built About 1781 By John Fonda Of Tryon County Militia | ||
84 | LIBERTY POLE | On Nys 5 About 1/2 Mile West Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Erected On This Spot Occasioned The First Blood Shed In Old Tryon County In May 1775 | |||
85 | PAPPY DOUW | On Nys 334 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Fonda House Built For Adam Douw Fonda On "The Winter Farm." Stood On Hilltop North And East Of Present Location | |||
86 | SITE OF | On Nys 148 About 2 Miles North Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Sammons' Home Burned During Revolution And Sampson Sammons And His Three Sons Taken Prisoners. Jacob And Frederick Were Taken To Canada But Escaped After Much Suffering | |||
87 | VAN HORN HOUSE | On Nys 5 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Built By Abram Van Horn In 1826. Used As A Bakery And Store. | |||
88 | VEEDER HOME | On Nys 5 About 1 Mile West Of Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Built About 1791 By Major Abraham Veeder Who Kept An Inn Here And Operated A Ferry Across The River | |||
89 | WEMPLE TAVERN | On Nys 334 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Erected 1780 By "Peggy" Wemple Revolutionary Heroine | |||
90 | ARROW 700 FEET | On Nys 148 At Fonda | Mohawk, Town Of, New York | Site Of Home Of Douw Fonda 1St Settler, After Whom Village Was Named. House Burned & Fonda Killed By Tories & Indians 1780 | |||
91 | ARMY CAMP | On Nys 5 At Palatine Church | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Of Gen. Van Rensselaer's American Army, Oct. 19, 1780 Also Site Of Palatine Church 1770 | |||
92 | FORT FREY | On Nys 5 Palatine Bridge | Palatine, Town Of, New York | 1739 Home Of Maj. John Frey Hendrick Frey Location At Foot Of Hill 1689 British Fort Nearby 1701–1713 | |||
93 | FORT WAGNER | On Nys 5 About 1 Mile Northwest Of Nelliston | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Stone Section Of House Was Stockaded Home Of Lt. Col. Peter Wagner Palatine Regt. Tryon County Militia 1750 | |||
94 | LOUCKS TAVERN | On Nys 10 At Stone Arabia | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Site Of First Meeting Place Palatine District Committee Of Safety August 27, 1774 | |||
95 | SETTLED BY HENDRICK FREY 1689 | On Nys 5 Palatine Bridge | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Bridge Built 1803 Village Chartered 1867 Settled By Palatine Germans 1689–1867 | |||
96 | SITE OF THE EARLY HOME OF | On Nys 5 About 4 Miles East Of Palatine Bridge | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Major Jelles Fonda A Prominent Merchant By The Mohawk Valley And An Indian Trader. Here Was Located An Indian Village | |||
97 | SPRAKER INN | On Nys 5 About 2 Miles East Of Palatine Bridge | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Built In 1795 By The Spraker Family Once Famous A River And Turnpike Tavern | |||
98 | STONE ARABIA | On Nys 10 About 3 Miles North Of Palatine Bridge | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Lutheran Church 1792 Also Site Of Log Church 1729 Settled By Palatines 1712 | |||
99 | STONE ARABIA | On Nys 10 About 2 Miles North Of Palatine Bridge | Palatine, Town Of, New York | Battlefield Lies East Of Road Col. Brown's American Battalion Defeated Oct. 19, 1780 | |||
100 | CURRYTOWN | On Nys 162 At Currytown | Root, Town Of, New York | Reformed Church Organized 1790. Previous Services Held In Barn Of Jacob Dievendorf. First Pastor Rev. J.r.h. Hasbrouck | |||
101 | HOME OF | On County Rd. At Randall | Root, Town Of, New York | Volkert Vrooman Where According To Tradition Washington Stayed Overnight On His Visit Through The Valley | |||
102 | RAIDER'S CAMP | On Nys 5S About 5½ Miles W. Of Fultonville | Root, Town Of, New York | October 18, 1780 Camp Of Sir John Johnson's Indian-tory Raiders | |||
103 | THIS VICINITY RAIDED BY | On Nys 162 About 1½ Miles N.w. Of Rural Grove | Root, Town Of, New York | Tories And Indians On July 9, 1781 Fort Lewis Formed A Refuge |
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