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| 1804
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1804 - The son studied medicine with Dr. James
G. Graham, of
Shawangunk, and at- 180 THE PIONEERS OF UTICA. tended lectures
in New York. He came to Utica in
1804, and
formed a partnership in practice with Dr. Alexander Coventry, he
occupying the office on ...The
son studied medicine with Dr. James G. Graham, of
Shawangunk,
and at- 180 THE PIONEERS OF UTICA. tended lectures in New York. He
came to Utica in
1804, and formed a partnership in practice with Dr. Alexander
Coventry, he occupying the office on the west side of Genesee, next
door below the mouth of Broad, while Dr. Coventr}^ continued to re
side in Deerfield. There, also, he sold drugs. His practice, was,
for the most part, restricted to a few leading families ...
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| 1806
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1806 - Established in
1806, the
town of Wawarsing is located in the beautiful
Shawangunk
Mountains in Ulster County. The town is comprised of many small
hamlets, as well as the village of Ellenville. The abundance of
mountain streams provided electricity to run factories ...Established
in 1806, the
town of Wawarsing is located in the beautiful
Shawangunk
Mountains in Ulster County. The town is comprised of many small
hamlets, as well as the village of Ellenville. The abundance of
mountain streams provided electricity to run factories, and in the
early 1900s, these communities were flourishing.
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| 1809
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1809 - In
1809,
Sullivan County was split off from Ulster County. During the
American Civil War volunteers were recruited from the more affluent
families of the County to form the 139th New York Volunteer Infantry
Regiment. GeographyLake Minnewaska Ulster County ...In
1809,
Sullivan County was split off from Ulster County. During the
American Civil War volunteers were recruited from the more affluent
families of the County to form the 139th New York Volunteer Infantry
Regiment. GeographyLake Minnewaska Ulster County is in the southeast
part of New York State, south of Albany, immediately west of the
Hudson River. Much of the county is within the Catskill Mountains
and the Shawangunk
Ridge. Ulster County has Minnewaska State ...
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| 1815
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Nov 21, 1815 - It. ., . ;1 FA It M S. TWO
excellent and very valuable l , situate in
Shawangunk,
in the county of Ulster, and
state of New-York, are offered for The one lying, on the banks
of the Wallkill, in that part of the town of
Shawangunk
called New-Hurley, about twelve miles distant from ...
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| 1823
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1823 - This was erected from Montgomery in
1823, is the
west half of tlie old town, bounds on Sullivan county, and its ori-
ginal settlement treated of in connection with Montgomery. The name
was from an old, numerous and respectable fami- ly of the name of
Crawford, of ...This
was erected from Montgomery in
1823, is the
west half of tlie old town, bounds on Sullivan county, and its ori-
ginal settlement treated of in connection with Montgomery. The name
was from an old, numerous and respectable fami- ly of the name of
Crawford, of Irish descent, who were among tlie first settlers. The
whole town is more elevated than JMonlgomcry, being on the eastern
Hank or slope of
Shawangunk Mountain, before wholly run out.
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| 1830
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1830 - It is said he was quite an influential
man, and he, with others, projected, in
1830, a
turnpike from ElJenville to Woodbourne, which was built eight years
after. In this connection there appears a tragedy. In Quin- lan's
Hist, of Sul. Co., NY; and also in the ...He
owned a saw-mill which was situated on the Neversink River. It is
said he was quite an influential man, and he, with others,
projected, in 1830,
a turnpike from ElJenville to Woodbourne, which was built eight
years after. In this connection there appears a tragedy. In Quin-
lan's Hist, of Sul. Co., NY; and also in the "Legends of the
Shawangunk,"
is given the general circumstances of the Hardenbergh murder. Gerard
"Gross" Hardenbergh was son of Johannis and Nancy (Ryerson ...
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| 1833
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1833 - Pop. 3418. Bloomingsburg, upon the
eastern foot of the
Shawangunk
mountain, on the Newburg and Cochecton turnpike, 13 miles SE.
from Monticello, incorporated in
1833, has
about 60 dwellings. Wurtsbo- rough on the canal, 43 miles from Eddy
ville, and 11 ...Pop.
3418. Bloomingsburg, upon the eastern foot of the
Shawangunk
mountain, on the Newburg and Cochecton turnpike, 13 miles SE.
from Monticello, incorporated in
1833, has
about 60 dwellings. Wurtsbo- rough on the canal, 43 miles from Eddy
ville, and 11 miles from Monticello, has about 60 dwellings. Near
here is a valuable lead mine. Philipsport is a small village on the
canal, 4 miles N. from Wurtsborough. Burlingham is a small village
on the Shawangunk
creek, 4 miles ...
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May 1842 - born in the town of
Shawangunk,
on the llth of
May, 1842. His father, Levi H. Terwilliger, also a native of
Ulster county, was there reared and spent his entire life. On
reaching manhood he engaged in farming and in the operation of a
sawmill, continuing his ...born
in the town of
Shawangunk, on the llth of
May, 1842.
His father, Levi H. Terwilliger, also a native of Ulster county, was
there reared and spent his entire life. On reaching manhood he
engaged in farming and in the operation of a sawmill, continuing his
connection with those lines of business until his death. He was a
democrat in political views but. without aspiration for office.
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| 1846
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May 14, 1846 - An act to confirm the sale of
property to tke New-York insti- tntioo of the deaf and dumb." ^i^An
act relative to the Newburgh and
Shawangunk
plank road company."A
message from the Assembly was received and read, informing that they
had passed, without amendment, the following entitled bills: ^< An
aet to amend an act entitled ^An act to provide for the construction
of a railroad from the head of Seneca lake to the New- York and Erie
railroad in tlie county of Chemung,' passed
May 14, 1846."
*< An act to confirm the sale of property to tke New-York insti-
tntioo of the deaf and dumb." ^i^An act relative to the Newburgh and
Shawangunk
...
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| 1850
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Mar 24, 1850 - It was incorporated on
March 24, 1850
under the state's general incorporation law. The company decided
shortly thereafter to build on a southern route; the supporters of a
northern route organized the Newburgh and
Shawangunk
Plank Road two weeks later.
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| 1853
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Apr 2, 1853 - GARDINER was formed from
Rochester, new Paltz and
Shawangunk,
April 2, 1853.
It was named in honor of Addison Gardiner, formerly Lieut. Governor.
It is an interior town, lying south of the center of the County. The
surface is rolling in the east and hilly ...GARDINER
was formed from Rochester, new Paltz and
Shawangunk,
April 2, 1853.
It was named in honor of Addison Gardiner, formerly Lieut. Governor.
It is an interior town, lying south of the center of the County. The
surface is rolling in the east and hilly in the west and center. The
Shawangunk
Mountains extend along the west border. “The Traps” is a deep gully,
650 feet wide, extending through the mountains. The Wallkill flows
north-east through near the center, and ...
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| 1861
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1861 -
Mohonk Mountain House, located just outside of town, is a
glorious 251-room Victorian resort hotel that was built in
1861.
Situated on over 2000 acres of lush green forest, this popular
lakeside attraction includes gardens, hiking trails and it's very
own 9 ...Mohonk
Mountain House, located just outside of town, is a glorious 251-room
Victorian resort hotel that was built in
1861.
Situated on over 2000 acres of lush green forest, this popular
lakeside attraction includes gardens, hiking trails and it's very
own 9-hole golf course. The nearby Mohonk Preserve with over 1000
technical rock climbing routes along the
Shawangunk
Mountain Ridge was named “one of the Earth's last great places” by
The Nature Conservancy and sees hundreds ...
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| 1869
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1869 - For years, some visitors to the most
famous landmark here, the Mohonk Mountain House, a Victorian castle
built in 1869,
did not realize they were in the
Shawangunks.
And others have slighted the Gunks by incorrectly calling them the
''foothills of the Catskills.''For
years, some visitors to the most famous landmark here, the Mohonk
Mountain House, a Victorian castle built in
1869, did not
realize they were in the
Shawangunks.
And others have slighted the Gunks by incorrectly calling them the
''foothills of the Catskills.'' By amassing the land and protecting
it by putting it in public hands, the Open Space Institute, a
nonprofit group endowed with money from the Reader's Digest fortune,
is giving the
Shawangunks a stronger identity.
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| 1872
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Apr 27, 1872 - CITI OF KINGSTON, NY, April
26.-Additional information m regard to the Sres fin the 8 Mountains,
from Ellenmlle, saps that a lame 8re is now raging in tho mountains
I just south of that village. To- it is racing with unabated
violence, and its spread is apprehended. ...
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| 1878
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1878 - THE MOHONK HOUSE IN
1878. tion
for their work at home. Of the rock formations and The rambles among
the huge broken masses of pebbled quartz, called
Shawangunk
grit, of which the mountain is composed and out of which the finest
millstones arc made ...THE
MOHONK HOUSE IN
1878. tion for their work at home. Of the rock formations and
The rambles among the huge broken masses of pebbled quartz, called
Shawangunk
grit, of which the mountain is composed and out of which the finest
millstones arc made, constitute one of the favorite Mohonk pastimes.
The geologists who summer at Mohonk live in high clover.
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| 1879
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Dec 13, 1879 - The trial of the suit of Henry E.
Daboll against the Town of Shawangnuk is going on in the United
States Circuit Court, before judge Wallace and a jury. The action is
brought for the recovery of about $24000, being the fair value, with
interest, on certain bonds issued by the defendant ...
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| 1882
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Jan 18, 1882 - The people of the town of
Shawangunk,
in the south-western part of Ulster County, have lately become
somewhat excited over a somewhat anomalous financial ... The
present large increase is duo to the various obtained against the
town by of the Valley Railway, the town of
Shawangunk,
...
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| 1884
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Dec 14, 1884 - The fertile farming lands in the
town of Shawangunk,
Ulster County, and in the town of Crawford, Orange County, are
divided by the Wallkill ... across the Wallkill between the
towns ox
Shawangunk and Crawford was destroyed by a freshet, and
communication between the two towns was . ...
From
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| 1887
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1887 - Product Description Originally published
in 1887, the
author has drawn on a variety of sources to present a history of the
Shawangunk
region (pronounced "Shon-gum") and its early settlers. Like so many
19th century local histories, this blood-soaked account of ...Product
Description Originally published in
1887, the
author has drawn on a variety of sources to present a history of the
Shawangunk
region (pronounced "Shon-gum") and its early settlers. Like so many
19th century local histories, this blood-soaked account of Indian
rampages and depredations preserves the glory days of the colonial
era. Accounts of the Esopus Wars, Huguenot settlers, Tom Quick,
Indian massacres, Catherine DuBois, the Battle of Minisink, and
other important ...
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| 1888
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Feb 22, 1888 - The Ellenville Glass Sand Company
has successfully experimented in grinding granite obtained on the
long range of the sombre
Shawangunk
Mountains, and the result promises to revolutionize at least one
part of the glasamaking business. The Ellenville Glass Sand Company
has successfully ...
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| 1889
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Jul 7, 1889 - favorite Summer resorts in the
highlands of Ulster, Sullivan, and Delaware Counties were slow in
filing up on account of the unfavorable weather, but the rush has
now begun, with the prospect that the height of the season will see
the region more extensively thronged with visitors than ...
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