A History of the Minisink Region: Which Includes the Present Towns of Minisink, Deerpark, Mount Hope, Greenville, and Wawayanda in Orange County, New York ; from Their Organization and First Settlement to Their Present Time ; Also Including, a General History of the First Settlement of the CountyCoe Finch and I.F. Guiwits, 1867 - 211 lappuses |
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afterwards arms battle of Minisink became Benjamin Benjamin Woodward born Brandt called Capt church Clark Claudius Smith Colonel commenced Cuddeback Daniel Davis Decker Deerpark Delaware Denton descendants died door Dunning Durland Eager says Eager's History escaped Etten father fire Goshen Greenville Gumaer Hamptonburgh horse Indians Inwegen Jacob James Finch James Steward Jersey Jerseymen John Hallock Ketlin killed known land lower neighborhood Major married a daughter Martelair's Merit H miles Minisink Region morning Mount Hope murder Naoman Neversink Orange county party patent Peenpack Peter Port Jervis present town prisoners resided Ridgebury river road Roblin Samuel savage settled settlement settlers Seybolt Shawangunk Mountain soon Stephen Farnum Stickney Supervisor Swartout Tom Quick tomahawk took Tory Town Clerk town of Deerpark town of Minisink Tuthill Ulster county vicinity village Wallkill Wawayanda wife William woods Woodward York young
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