A History of Oneonta From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time volume 1
A History of Oneonta From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time volume 1
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, Ira Shepherd, Sanford Shepherd, Ezra Tolles, Isaac Shepherd, Wm. Fritts, Hiram Shepherd, Isaac Holmes, Nathaniel Niles, Al- vin Strait, Daniel P. Strait, Johann Harsen, James Mc- Donald, Mark McDonald, Leander McDonald, Peter W. Dietz, John McDonald, Stafford Potter, John Hack- ett, Obediah Gifford, W^ashington Throop, Amos Cook, Wm. Dietz, Eli Derby, Samuel Derby, Levi Brown, Rice Cooke, Wm. Wainwright, Egbert Scramling.
The larger part of the land was lease-hold property. Most of that porti...on now within the corporate limits of the village, and for some distance to the east and west of its boundaries, was divided into farms of one hun- dred acres each, the lines running nearly at right angles with the river and extending back on each side of the Susquehanna river so that a nearly equal divi- THE TOWNSHIP OEGANIZED. 87 sion of the river bottoms and the upland could be made among the settlers. Besides the Johnson patent (al- ready alluded to), at the Plains, and below, the sub- division of the remainder of the town lying along the river are designated in old deeds by numbers "in Wal- lace Patent" — sometimes they are referred to as being in the Banyer patent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Ira Shepherd, Sanford Shepherd, Ezra Tolles, Isaac Shepherd, Wm. Fritts, Hiram Shepherd, Isaac Holmes, Nathaniel Niles, Al- vin Strait, Daniel P. Strait, Johann Harsen, James Mc- Donald, Mark McDonald, Leander McDonald, Peter W. Dietz, John McDonald, Stafford Potter, John Hack- ett, Obediah Gifford, W^ashington Throop, Amos Cook, Wm. Dietz, Eli Derby, Samuel Derby, Levi Brown, Rice Cooke, Wm. Wainwright, Egbert Scramling.
The larger part of the land was lease-hold property. Most of that porti...on now within the corporate limits of the village, and for some distance to the east and west of its boundaries, was divided into farms of one hun- dred acres each, the lines running nearly at right angles with the river and extending back on each side of the Susquehanna river so that a nearly equal divi- THE TOWNSHIP OEGANIZED. 87 sion of the river bottoms and the upland could be made among the settlers. Besides the Johnson patent (al- ready alluded to), at the Plains, and below, the sub- division of the remainder of the town lying along the river are designated in old deeds by numbers "in Wal- lace Patent" — sometimes they are referred to as being in the Banyer patent.
What to read after A History of Oneonta From Its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Dudley M. to read onlineMoreLess
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