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| 1660
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1660 - "The Bruyn family is descended from
Jacobus Bruyn, who emigrated to this country from Norway about the
year 1660. He
married Gertruyde Ysselstein, of Columbia
County, a lady of German origin, and afterward removed to
Shawangunk,
Ulster County.
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| 1663
|
1663 - It is believed to be derived from the
burning of a Munsee fort by the Dutch at the eastern base of the
ridge in 1663
(the Second Esopus War), wh ... See also:
Shawangunk
Ridge,
Shawangunk Ridge - Name,
Shawangunk
Ridge - Geography,
Shawangunk Ridge - Natural ...Adding
the locative suffix gives us "schawangunk" ("in that which is smoky
air" or, more simply, "in the smoky air"). It is believed to be
derived from the burning of a Munsee fort by the Dutch at the
eastern base of the ridge in
1663 (the
Second Esopus War), wh ... See also:
Shawangunk
Ridge,
Shawangunk Ridge - Name,
Shawangunk
Ridge - Geography,
Shawangunk Ridge - Natural environment,
Shawangunk
Ridge - Geology,
Shawangunk Ridge - Ice caves,
Shawangunk
Ridge - Public ...
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| 1666
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May 1666 - An exploring party was soon sent out,
and the result was a treaty with the
Indians and the purchase of about 144 square miles of land, in
May 1666. It
was bounded on the east by the
Hudson River and on the west by
Shawangunk,
“Mohunk” forming the south-west ...An
exploring party was soon sent out, and the result was a treaty with
the
Indians and the purchase of about 144 square miles of land, in
May 1666. It
was bounded on the east by the
Hudson River and on the west by
Shawangunk,
“Mohunk” forming the south-west corner; “Tower-a-tauch,” the
north-western; “Rapoos,” on the Hudson, the north-east, and
“Yeofvrous Hook,” the south-eastern corner.
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| 1669
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Jul 22, 1669 - This
Town has beeji long settled, and its early history is lull of
incident and interest. A severe bat- tle was fought with the
Indians, July 22,
1669, and tradition has well pre- served the horrors of the
bloody battle of Minisink.Shawangunk
creek, a large branch of WallVill, rises in a pond on the E. foot of
tlie moun- tain, and there are other mill-«treams also, which supply
abundance of sites for mills. This
Town has beeji long settled, and its early history is lull of
incident and interest. A severe bat- tle was fought with the
Indians, July 22,
1669, and tradition has well pre- served the horrors of the
bloody battle of Minisink.
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| 1677
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1677 - IN
1677
Huguenots fleeing religious persecution in France settled
New Paltz, NY Today Manhattanites fleeing the city flock there
to climb the Gunks -- the rocks of the nearby
Shawangunk
Ridge -- and enjoy the youthful energy of a small college town. ''I
rented ...IN
1677
Huguenots fleeing religious persecution in France settled
New Paltz, NY Today Manhattanites fleeing the city flock there
to climb the Gunks -- the rocks of the nearby
Shawangunk
Ridge -- and enjoy the youthful energy of a small college town. ''I
rented a property with some friends, and we called it the climbing
house,'' said Christopher Lawrence, a photographer in Manhattan, one
of the many New Paltz weekenders who come for the Gunks. After
driving up every weekend ...
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| 1678
|
1678 - They arrived on the shores of the
Hudson River and negotiated with the Esopus Indians to purchase
40000 acres, a tract of land that stretched from today's Skytop on
the Shawangunk
Ridge to the Hudson River. In
1678, they
began settling on the high, flat bank ...They
arrived on the shores of the
Hudson River and negotiated with the Esopus Indians to purchase
40000 acres, a tract of land that stretched from today's Skytop on
the Shawangunk
Ridge to the Hudson River. In
1678, they
began settling on the high, flat bank of a small river in the valley
- a river they named "Wallkill," after the Wall Valley their
families originally hailed from in Europe.
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| 1682
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Mar 2, 1682 - On
March 2, 1682,
Jacob
Bruyn and Michael Modt pettitioned the Court at Kingston for
permission to purchase a tract of land 'behind the Paltz' from the
Indians. This was in the town of
Shawangunk,
the tract along the
Wallkill on which he settled was known later ...On
March 2, 1682,
Jacob
Bruyn and Michael Modt pettitioned the Court at Kingston for
permission to purchase a tract of land 'behind the Paltz' from the
Indians. This was in the town of
Shawangunk,
the tract along the
Wallkill on which he settled was known later as Bruynswick. They
lived on the east side of the road on the brow of a hill facing the
lowlands on the west side of the
Shawangunk
Kill. Jacobus Bruyn died at the age of 43. He and his wife are
buried on a little ...
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| 1683
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Nov 1683 - Or- ange was erected the first of
November, 1683.
The Highlands traverse the south-easterly part of this county, while
the Shawangunk
and others, traverse the westerly, or rather north-westerly. Between
these mountains are some valleys and vales. ' The lands of ...Or-
ange was erected the first of
November, 1683.
The Highlands traverse the south-easterly part of this county, while
the Shawangunk
and others, traverse the westerly, or rather north-westerly. Between
these mountains are some valleys and vales. ' The lands of Orange
are often fertile. Besides the Hudson and Delaware, which wash the
extremes of this county, it is watered by the Wallkill,
Shawangunk,
Neversink ^'and their auxiliaries. West Point and Fort Putnam are in
this ...
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| 1684
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1684 - It is of record in many orthographies, the
first in 1684,
of a place called Chauwanghungh;1 in deed from the Indians to
Governor Dongan. in the same year, Chawangon* and Chamvangung in
i686,8 later forms running to variants of
Shawangunk.Shawangunk,
the name of a town, a stream of water, and a range of hills in
Ulster County, was that of a specific place from which it was
extended. It is of record in many orthographies, the first in
1684, of a
place called Chauwanghungh;1 in deed from the Indians to Governor
Dongan. in the same year, Chawangon* and Chamvangung in i686,8 later
forms running to variants of
Shawangunk.
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| 1694
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1694 - After the death of her husband, in the
year 1694,
Gertrude Bruyn, while still a widow, obtained from the royal
government a patent for a tract of land lying in the town of
Shawangunk,
now known as the "Gertruyd Bruyn Patent." It was granted to her and
her three children, who ...
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| 1704
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Nov 18, 1704 - He married Gertruyde Ysselstein,
of Columbia County, a lady of German origin, and afterward removed
to Shawangunk,
Ulster County. Their youngest son, Jacobus, on the
18th of November,
1704, married Tryntje, daughter of Jochem Hendrick
Schoonmaker and ...Bruyn.
— The Bruyn family is descended from Jacobus Bruyn, who emigrated to
this country from Norway about the year 1660. 474 HISTORY OF
KINGSTON. He married Gertruyde Ysselstein, of Columbia County, a
lady of German origin, and afterward removed to
Shawangunk,
Ulster County. Their youngest son, Jacobus, on the
18th of November,
1704, married Tryntje, daughter of Jochem Hendrick
Schoonmaker and Petronella Slecht. Their son.
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| 1709
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Nov 14, 1709 - On
November 14, 1709,
Jacob Bruyn and Benjamin Smedes jointly petitioned for and presented
a survey of a tract of 400 acres in
Shawangunk,
"near a small hill." On the 28th of the same month Zacharias Hoffman
presented a description of 330 acres of land laid ...On
November 14, 1709,
Jacob Bruyn and Benjamin Smedes jointly petitioned for and presented
a survey of a tract of 400 acres in
Shawangunk,
"near a small hill." On the 28th of the same month Zacharias Hoffman
presented a description of 330 acres of land laid out for him on the
east side of the
Shawangunk River, and on the same date John McClean did the
same regarding a tract of 300 acres on the northwest side of the
Paltz Kill, in
Shawangunk; and Matthias Mott presented ...
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| 1710
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Sep 5, 1710 - 1t was first erected into a
Precinct,
Sept. 5,1710, by an order of the Court of Sessions of Ulster
county, with limitt undefined. The Act of 17*3 erected the Precincts
of Highland, Walíkill and
Shawangunk.The
district embraced in the Precinct of Highland was originally
attached to New Paltz. 1t was first erected into a
Precinct,
Sept. 5,1710, by an order of the Court of Sessions of Ulster
county, with limitt undefined. The Act of 17*3 erected the Precincts
of Highland, Walíkill and
Shawangunk.
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| 1717
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1717 - In
1717, in a
list of militia officers for Ulster County, one of the names of the
officers for New Paltz and
Shawangunk is
Captain Zach. Hoffman.The
father of Zacharias, Jr., Zacharias Hoffman, Sr., was granted a
patent to a portion of the present Township of
Shawangunk on
28 Nov. 1709. In
1717, in a list of militia officers for Ulster County, one of
the names of the officers for New Paltz and
Shawangunk is
Captain Zach. Hoffman.
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| 1719
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Nov 26, 1719 - I leave to my daughter, Gertruyd,
wife of Methusalem Dubois, two hundred acres, being the northeast
end of a certain tract of five hundred acres in Ulster County,
called Pacansink, on the north side of
Shawangunk
creek or river, granted to Jacobus Bruyn by Letters ...I
leave to my daughter, Gertruyd, wife of Methusalem Dubois, two
hundred acres, being the northeast end of a certain tract of five
hundred acres in Ulster County, called Pacansink, on the north side
of Shawangunk
creek or river, granted to Jacobus Bruyn by Letters Patent,
November 26, 1719.
To be divided from the rest by a line parallel to the northeast
line. I leave to my sons, Zacharias and Abraham, all my other farms,
land and real estate. Also £150 each, when of age.
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| 1725
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Aug 8, 1725 - Baptized on
08 August 1725.
Religion: Reformed Dutch
Church, Kingston, Ulster County,
New York. First Residence Kingston, Ulster County, New York.
Second Residence
Shawangunk, Ulster County, New York. Source 1. [The Schoonmaker
Family by Ruth P ...Baptized
on 08 August 1725.
Religion: Reformed Dutch
Church, Kingston, Ulster County,
New York. First Residence Kingston, Ulster County, New York.
Second Residence
Shawangunk, Ulster County, New York. Source 1. [The Schoonmaker
Family by Ruth P Heidgerd 1974 929.273 Sch65hr page 44] 92. ii.
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| 1737
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1737 - His lands joined the Wallkill on the east
for nearly a mile and extended west to where the
Shawangunk
church stands and probably extended a little farther to the
Shawangunk
kill, ^\'hen the
Shawangunk church was organ- ized in
1737 he gave
the land where the building stands.
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Full text of "History of New Paltz, New York, and its old families
(from …
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| 1738
|
1738 - A settlement was made on the Dwars Kill
in 1738 by
Johannes Snider. He erected a log mill here, which was long known as
" Snider's Mill " He also built a church, also known as " Snider't
Church," in which the gospel was. preached in Dutch for a long time.
This ...A
settlement was made on the Dwars Kill in
1738 by
Johannes Snider. He erected a log mill here, which was long known as
" Snider's Mill " He also built a church, also known as " Snider't
Church," in which the gospel was. preached in Dutch for a long time.
This place is now known as " Sears- burgh." About the same time Mr.
Robert Millikin built a mill on the
Shawangunk
Kill. Put Boice had erected one further up the stream, and Slott
lower dowu. This latter mill is located at ...
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| 1741
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1741 - Isaac Chalker, the Rev. Johannes H.
Goetschius, with probably Dominie Mancius, from
Kingston.* In the year
1741, the
Consistory of New Paltz, uniting with those of Rochester, Marbletown,
and Shawangunk,
called the Rev. John Casparus Freyenmoet to be their ...Isaac
Chalker, the Rev. Johannes H. Goetschius, with probably Dominie
Mancius, from
Kingston.* In the year
1741, the
Consistory of New Paltz, uniting with those of Rochester, Marbletown,
and Shawangunk,
called the Rev. John Casparus Freyenmoet to be their pastor, for the
sum of one hundred pounds per annum : Rochester contributing
thirty-one pounds six shillings and a parsonage for one-third of his
services; Marble- town, thirty-six pounds fourteen shillings for a
third; and ...
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| 1743
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Dec 17, 1743 - On the
17th of December,
1743, the town of Deerpark and a part of Mount Hope, in Orange
county, together with all the territory of Sullivan, except that of
Neversink, Rockland, a part of Fallsburgh, Liberty, Callicoon and
Fremont, and a narrow strip of land ...On
the 17th of
December, 1743, the town of Deerpark and a part of Mount Hope,
in Orange county, together with all the territory of Sullivan,
except that of Neversink, Rockland, a part of Fallsburgh, Liberty,
Callicoon and Fremont, and a narrow strip of land between the foot
of the Shawangunk
mountain and the
Shawangunk river, were erected into a precinct. The old name
was discarded, and the more mellifluous appellation of Mame-Kating
adopted.
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| 1750
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1750 - In
1750 he
purchased of Frances Barbarie, daughter of Peter Barbarie, the
patentee of that tract, 245 acres, at $2.50 an acre, on the
Shawangunk
Plains Road. He built a log house on this tract by a big spring
about the center of the portion of this tract lying ...In
1750 he
purchased of Frances Barbarie, daughter of Peter Barbarie, the
patentee of that tract, 245 acres, at $2.50 an acre, on the
Shawangunk
Plains Road. He built a log house on this tract by a big spring
about the center of the portion of this tract lying on the west side
of the road, and afterwards a stone house on the extreme north part
of the tract.
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| 1753
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1753 - The Reformed Church of
Shawangunk
founded in 1753
is the oldest church still in use in the Reformed Church
Congregations in America, the oldest denomination in the United
States. Situated among the beautiful
Shawangunk
Mountains, the church remains a vibrant ...The
Reformed Church of
Shawangunk founded in
1753 is the
oldest church still in use in the Reformed Church Congregations in
America, the oldest denomination in the United States. Situated
among the beautiful
Shawangunk
Mountains, the church remains a vibrant faith community with
roots going back 255 years and continues to herald the gospel of
Grace in an attempt to lead people to the Savior, the Lord Jesus
Christ. Every Lord's Day the.
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| 1760
|
1760 - Rev. Johannes Mauritius Goetschius
assumed the pastorate of the churches of New Paltz and
Shawangunk in
1760. Each
congregation was to pay him 40 pounds in gold, the
Shawangunk
church, with farm and buildings, and New Paltz to lodge himself and
horse while there.
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| 1765
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1765 - In
1765, there
were only six Townships in the entire Ulster County, New York, viz.:
Kingston, Marbletown, Hurley, Rochester,
Shawangunk
and New Paltz. An estimate, or list, of all the estates real and
personal of all the freeholders and inhabitants of the ...In
1765, there
were only six Townships in the entire Ulster County, New York, viz.:
Kingston, Marbletown, Hurley, Rochester,
Shawangunk
and New Paltz. An estimate, or list, of all the estates real and
personal of all the freeholders and inhabitants of the precinct of
New Paltz that year shows Jonathan Terwilliger with a value of L16,
2s It is believed that Jonathan and his brother Joseph lived
Ontario, Canada the Plattekill east of Jenkintown.
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| 1767
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1767 - Louis, the youngest son of Isaac, was
born in 1767,
married Catherine Decker of
Shawangunk,
and located at Stone Ridge. They had sons as follows: Garret who
lived in New York, Cornelius who lived at Stone Ridge, Benjamin who
occupied the homestead, and Jacob ...Louis,
the youngest son of Isaac, was born in
1767, married
Catherine Decker of
Shawangunk,
and located at Stone Ridge. They had sons as follows: Garret who
lived in New York, Cornelius who lived at Stone Ridge, Benjamin who
occupied the homestead, and Jacob who lived at Monticello and was a
doctor. The homestead at Stone Ridge was occupied by Benjamin during
his life time and after his death by his son John C. Hasbrouck who
greatly enlarged and improved it and resided there ...
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| 1768
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1768 - Pine Bush.—The western boundary of the
town, at the time we speak of, was the
Shawangunk
Kill. On this Mr. Robert Milliken erected a saw mill—called
Milliken's Mill on the town records in
1768. This
appears to be the earliest mention of a saw mill on this stream
...Pine
Bush.—The western boundary of the town, at the time we speak of, was
the Shawangunk
Kill. On this Mr. Robert Milliken erected a saw mill—called
Milliken's Mill on the town records in
1768. This
appears to be the earliest mention of a saw mill on this stream. The
following mills formerly were on this kill, within the breadth
though not all within the limits of the town. Beginning at (he
south, and counting down the stream, we have first, the old flour
mill, of Pat. Boice—by ...
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| 1774
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Jul 21, 1774 - Page 429.—"In the name of God,
Amen. ." JOHX MASTEN, of the Precinct of
Shawangunk,
in Ulster County,
July 21,1774. I leave to my wife Idarytie, one room in and the
use of cellar and homestead while she remains my widow. Also one
bedstead with all the ...JOHX
MASTEN, of the Precinct of
Shawangunk,
in Ulster County,
July 21,1774. I leave to my wife Idarytie, one room in and the
use of cellar and homestead while she remains my widow. Also one
bedstead with all the beds and furniture, thereunto belonging, to be
her own property. I also leave her £12 yearly. I leave to my two
sons, Cornelius and Art, all that certain lot of land lying at the
plains on the east side of the Wallkill, in the Precinct of
Shawangunk,
which I ...
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| 1775
|
1775 - In
1775, a
district was established from the termination of No. 6 to the
Plattekill. Thus there was a public road on each side of the
mountain, and one running east from the valley connecting the two.
The road across the
Shawangunk
was in the southern section of the precinct.
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| 1776
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1776 - It was there in
1776, when
William Ellis settled in the neighborhood, and was in the old
precinct of Wallkill until the line between Wallkill and Mamakating
waa changed from the foot of the mountain to the
Shawangunk or
Assining river. Its site is a little back ...The
first house erected within the bounds of the village, was built by
Captain John Newkirk, on what has since been known as the "North
Road." It was there in
1776, when
William Ellis settled in the neighborhood, and was in the old
precinct of Wallkill until the line between Wallkill and Mamakating
waa changed from the foot of the mountain to the
Shawangunk or
Assining river. Its site is a little back from the road, and, tmlike
many first buildings in new localities, it was a ...
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| 1778
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Jan 21, 1778 - He died there
January 21, 1778,
leaving three sons and a daughter. As he died intestate the law at
that time provided that his eldest son receive the estate.(IV)
Cornelius, only son of Cornelius Barentsen and Engeltje (Roosa)
Schoonmaker, settled on a large tract of land on the north line of
the town of
Shawangunk, which he purchased from the James Henderson Patent,
and which lay south of and adjoining the Zachariah Hoffman Patent.
He died there
January 21, 1778, leaving three sons and a daughter. As he died
intestate the law at that time provided that his eldest son receive
the estate.
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| 1779
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1779 - In the month of March in the year
1779 he [was]
drafted for nine months in the company of Captain[s] Stanley, Henry
Pawling [Paulding], and Levi Dewitt, Lieutenants belonging to Col.
Albert Pawlings [Paulding's] Regiment, Elias Van Ben Scouten 1st
Major ...In
the month of March in the year
1779 he [was]
drafted for nine months in the company of Captain[s] Stanley, Henry
Pawling [Paulding], and Levi Dewitt, Lieutenants belonging to Col.
Albert Pawlings [Paulding's] Regiment, Elias Van Ben Scouten 1st
Major, Channouett 2nd Major. He went from
Shawangunk,
Ulster County, State of New York to Fort Shandaken, Ulster County,
and served there at that place two or three months, from thence to a
place called Aquago and from ...
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| 1780
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Sep 1780 - The task was undertaken in
September, 1780,
by Samuel Gonsalus, Ben. DeWilt (commonly called Shank's Ben,t) and
three other Indians who were formerly of the neighborhood. This Ben
was a tall, bony savage, and was well known in
Shawangunk.
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| 1786
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Sep 8, 1786 - Proved,
September 8, 1786.
Page 285. — Joshua Decker, of the Precinct of
Shawangunk,
Ulster County, New York, to my son Tennis, one bay mare ; my
executors to sell all my real estate situated in
Shawangunk
precinct, also my per- sonal estate, as to them shall ...Proved,
September 8, 1786.
Page 285. — Joshua Decker, of the Precinct of
Shawangunk,
Ulster County, New York, to my son Tennis, one bay mare ; my
executors to sell all my real estate situated in
Shawangunk
precinct, also my per- sonal estate, as to them shall appear most
conducive of the interest of my wife Gertie and my children and my
creditors; after my just debts and funeral charges are paid, the
residue to be paid to my wife for the maintenance of herself and
children.
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| 1788
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1788 - It stands today exactly as it was built
in 1788.Nestled
in a beautiful quiet and secluded spot in the peaceful valley of the
Wallkill and
Shawangunk River, in view of the
Shawangunk
Mountains, is the old sturdy Grist Mill, that has been in constant
operation for nearly two centuries. It stands today exactly as it
was built in 1788.
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| 1795
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Aug 13, 1795 - laes4), seventh child of Nicolaes
Hoffman (37) and Sarah Terwilliger, was born
August 13, 1795,
and was baptized at
Shawangunk.
He married . . . , and had one child, whose mother died at her birth
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From
Genealogy of the Hoffman Family -
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| 1796
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1796 - Schoonmaker died in
Shawangunk,
New York in the spring of
1796, and was
interred in Old
Shawangunk Churchyard at Bruynswick, in
Shawangunk.
Cornelius Schoonmaker's grandson, Marius Schoonmaker, was also a US
Representative from New York. Cornelius C ...Schoonmaker
died in Shawangunk,
New York in the spring of
1796, and was
interred in Old
Shawangunk Churchyard at Bruynswick, in
Shawangunk.
Cornelius Schoonmaker's grandson, Marius Schoonmaker, was also a US
Representative from New York. Cornelius C. Schoonmaker at the
Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
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