History of Yates County, N. Y
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He sold his property and returned t(f Ireland to find, like many other fortune hunters, that his fortune was but a myth. He failed to find a person that had ever known or heard of him. He ended his life in an alms house and died a pauper.
Assuming William Eddy to have been the first permanent white settler, we find the next in order was a colony from Sandgate, Vermont, who lo- cated in and around Eddytown, in the eastern part of the town of Starkey.
Among the number were the three brothers, Mat...hew Royce, Simeon Royce, Reuben Royce, Abner Hurd and his three sons, Timothy Hurd, Aaron Hurd, and Ransom Hurd, all in 1802. Andrew Booth came later, 181 1, and was from the same locality as was Moses Hurd, who came in about the same time of the first colony and settled near Rock stream, and gave the early name of Hurd's Corners to that place. New Jersey furnished a large quota. Among the number was David Hay, 1804; Andrew Raplee, 1806; Teval Swarts, 1 807; Joseph C.
TOWN OF STARKEY. 371 Lewis, David Shannon, Stephen Reeder, Joshua Tuthill, James Sprouls, and Hiram Titsworth, who located in different parts of the town, mostly north of Dundee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sold his property and returned t(f Ireland to find, like many other fortune hunters, that his fortune was but a myth. He failed to find a person that had ever known or heard of him. He ended his life in an alms house and died a pauper.
Assuming William Eddy to have been the first permanent white settler, we find the next in order was a colony from Sandgate, Vermont, who lo- cated in and around Eddytown, in the eastern part of the town of Starkey.
Among the number were the three brothers, Mat...hew Royce, Simeon Royce, Reuben Royce, Abner Hurd and his three sons, Timothy Hurd, Aaron Hurd, and Ransom Hurd, all in 1802. Andrew Booth came later, 181 1, and was from the same locality as was Moses Hurd, who came in about the same time of the first colony and settled near Rock stream, and gave the early name of Hurd's Corners to that place. New Jersey furnished a large quota. Among the number was David Hay, 1804; Andrew Raplee, 1806; Teval Swarts, 1 807; Joseph C.
TOWN OF STARKEY. 371 Lewis, David Shannon, Stephen Reeder, Joshua Tuthill, James Sprouls, and Hiram Titsworth, who located in different parts of the town, mostly north of Dundee.
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