History of the Rockaways1685 1917 volume 2
History of the Rockaways1685 1917 volume 2
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Hazard. The other officers are: H. Hobart Porter, vice-president; Frederick H. Hatch, treasurer, and Newbold T. Lawrence, secretary.
80 BELLOT'S HISTORY OF THE ROCKAWAYS INWOOD THE village of Inwood is a well defined but unincorporated area of Nassau County adjoining Far Rockavvay proper and has a population of about four thousand persons.
It Was first settled a hundred years ago by a number of fishermen and at that time was known as North West Point, taking that name from its geo- graphical po...sition in relation to the more central part of Far Rockaway, of \\hich it was then a part. The turn- pike road to Jamaica bounds it on the east side; the Long Island railroad tracks and the Village of Lawrence bound it on the south side, and Jamaica Bay bounds it on the north and most of the west side, the remaining westerly portion adjoining Far Rockaway terri- tory.
Indians and white men took place as related in another chapter. The early settlers were a more or less lawless lot and although they were not numerous they were periodically troublesome to other Rockaway residents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hazard. The other officers are: H. Hobart Porter, vice-president; Frederick H. Hatch, treasurer, and Newbold T. Lawrence, secretary.
80 BELLOT'S HISTORY OF THE ROCKAWAYS INWOOD THE village of Inwood is a well defined but unincorporated area of Nassau County adjoining Far Rockavvay proper and has a population of about four thousand persons.
It Was first settled a hundred years ago by a number of fishermen and at that time was known as North West Point, taking that name from its geo- graphical po...sition in relation to the more central part of Far Rockaway, of \\hich it was then a part. The turn- pike road to Jamaica bounds it on the east side; the Long Island railroad tracks and the Village of Lawrence bound it on the south side, and Jamaica Bay bounds it on the north and most of the west side, the remaining westerly portion adjoining Far Rockaway terri- tory.
Indians and white men took place as related in another chapter. The early settlers were a more or less lawless lot and although they were not numerous they were periodically troublesome to other Rockaway residents.
What to read after History of the Rockaways1685 1917 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H From Old Catalog Bellot to read onlineMoreLess
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