A True History of the Acquisition of Washingtons Headquarters At Newburgh By T
A True History of the Acquisition of Washingtons Headquarters At Newburgh By T
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Armstrong, Warwick.
Odell S. Hathaway, Newburgh.
A. P. Thompson, Mount Hope.
Daniel Swartwout, Deerpark.
R. M. Vail, Goshen.
William Jackson, Hamptonl)urgh.
Morgan Shuit, Monroe.
Hezekiah H. Moffatt, Chester.
John Denniston, Cornwall.
Abram Vail, Jr. , Wailkill.
Augustus Thompson, Crawford.
The towns are not appended to the names as they appear on the record ; they have been affixed by the author, to indi- cate where they belonged. All are dead it is ]>elieved l)ut the Superx^sor from Mt. Hope,... A. P. Thompson, now Cashier of the Port Jervis National Bank.
It will Ije noticed that there are l)ut fourteen towns repre.
How Acquired. 19 sented, J. 11. Dickson, tbe Supervisor of the only other town in the county, not l)eing present.
The Committee to whom the foregoing suT)ject of Wash- ington's Headquarters was referred, reported the foregoing petition, wliich was unanimously adopted and signed by all the members of the Board.
This memorial was written ])y Mv. Caldwell, as learned by a memorandum in his 'handwriting found among his papers, 1)ut was drawn up as a petitii^n from the Supervisors to Congress, but subsequently changed and addi'essed to the Legislature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Armstrong, Warwick.
Odell S. Hathaway, Newburgh.
A. P. Thompson, Mount Hope.
Daniel Swartwout, Deerpark.
R. M. Vail, Goshen.
William Jackson, Hamptonl)urgh.
Morgan Shuit, Monroe.
Hezekiah H. Moffatt, Chester.
John Denniston, Cornwall.
Abram Vail, Jr. , Wailkill.
Augustus Thompson, Crawford.
The towns are not appended to the names as they appear on the record ; they have been affixed by the author, to indi- cate where they belonged. All are dead it is ]>elieved l)ut the Superx^sor from Mt. Hope,... A. P. Thompson, now Cashier of the Port Jervis National Bank.
It will Ije noticed that there are l)ut fourteen towns repre.
How Acquired. 19 sented, J. 11. Dickson, tbe Supervisor of the only other town in the county, not l)eing present.
The Committee to whom the foregoing suT)ject of Wash- ington's Headquarters was referred, reported the foregoing petition, wliich was unanimously adopted and signed by all the members of the Board.
This memorial was written ])y Mv. Caldwell, as learned by a memorandum in his 'handwriting found among his papers, 1)ut was drawn up as a petitii^n from the Supervisors to Congress, but subsequently changed and addi'essed to the Legislature.
What to read after A True History of the Acquisition of Washingtons Headquarters At Newburgh By T?
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