A History of Old Kinderhook From Aboriginal Days to the Present Time volume 1
A History of Old Kinderhook From Aboriginal Days to the Present Time volume 1
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Stuyvesant Landing has one church, a flour mill, a foundry, two coalyards, a lumberyard, and thirty-four houses. Two propellers were owned by parties there. Stuyvesant Falls is represented as having one church, three cotton factories, gristmill, sawmill, machine shop, an agricultural implement factory, and thirty-five houses. Chit- tenden Falls has one church, two paper mills, and fourteen dwellings. Columbiaville, of considerable manufacturing importance in 1813, has apparently lost all its in...dustries.
On the whole it appears that the steady decline of Old Kinderhook in industries and in population had already begun and made considerable progress. Regrettable as it is, yet under the changed conditions this decline was unavoid- able, and was only partially and temporarily checked by sporadic and brief seasons of prosperity.
TOWN AND VILLAGE RECORDS The official records of both town and village are far from complete. Many have been lost or burned, notably in the fire of 1880. Fortunately, however, we have the Town Records from 1788 to 1845 in a volume of about six hundred pages in reasonably good condition, as is also the volume of 2IO Old RinderKooK the village Trustees' Records from their first meeting, May 4, 1838, to April I, 1862.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stuyvesant Landing has one church, a flour mill, a foundry, two coalyards, a lumberyard, and thirty-four houses. Two propellers were owned by parties there. Stuyvesant Falls is represented as having one church, three cotton factories, gristmill, sawmill, machine shop, an agricultural implement factory, and thirty-five houses. Chit- tenden Falls has one church, two paper mills, and fourteen dwellings. Columbiaville, of considerable manufacturing importance in 1813, has apparently lost all its in...dustries.
On the whole it appears that the steady decline of Old Kinderhook in industries and in population had already begun and made considerable progress. Regrettable as it is, yet under the changed conditions this decline was unavoid- able, and was only partially and temporarily checked by sporadic and brief seasons of prosperity.
TOWN AND VILLAGE RECORDS The official records of both town and village are far from complete. Many have been lost or burned, notably in the fire of 1880. Fortunately, however, we have the Town Records from 1788 to 1845 in a volume of about six hundred pages in reasonably good condition, as is also the volume of 2IO Old RinderKooK the village Trustees' Records from their first meeting, May 4, 1838, to April I, 1862.
What to read after A History of Old Kinderhook From Aboriginal Days to the Present Time volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Augustus Collier to read onlineMoreLess
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