Morriss Memorial History of Staten Island New York volume 2
Morriss Memorial History of Staten Island New York volume 2
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At the bottom it reads : " Passed the Secretary's office the 2Sth day of February, 1798. James Hopper, D. Secy. " GUYON Homestead. — About the year 1G64, Jaques Guyon, with two brothers, came to this country. They were Huguenots. Jaques Guyou purchased the farm at New Dorp, a brother purchasing an ad- joining farm, and the third settled at New Kochelle. The Jaques Guyon property passed from one generation to another, and remained intact until within a recent period, when all but the old mansion... and about thirteen acres of land were sold to Messrs. Hughes & Koss, real estate brokers. The late Dr. Ephraim Clai'k, who married a daughter of Major James Guyon, inherited the property, and at his death it passed to his heirs. Surrounded by fine trees, the house stands at the end of the upland, looking out over the broad salt meadows and far out to the distant ocean.
The original deed of the Guyon estate at New Dorp is well pre- served, and reads as follows : " Edmond Audros, Esq. , Governor genera!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the bottom it reads : " Passed the Secretary's office the 2Sth day of February, 1798. James Hopper, D. Secy. " GUYON Homestead. — About the year 1G64, Jaques Guyon, with two brothers, came to this country. They were Huguenots. Jaques Guyou purchased the farm at New Dorp, a brother purchasing an ad- joining farm, and the third settled at New Kochelle. The Jaques Guyon property passed from one generation to another, and remained intact until within a recent period, when all but the old mansion... and about thirteen acres of land were sold to Messrs. Hughes & Koss, real estate brokers. The late Dr. Ephraim Clai'k, who married a daughter of Major James Guyon, inherited the property, and at his death it passed to his heirs. Surrounded by fine trees, the house stands at the end of the upland, looking out over the broad salt meadows and far out to the distant ocean.
The original deed of the Guyon estate at New Dorp is well pre- served, and reads as follows : " Edmond Audros, Esq. , Governor genera!
What to read after Morriss Memorial History of Staten Island New York volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ira K 4n Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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