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A History of the County of Westchester, Vol. I

Bolton, Robert Jr. A History of the County of Westchester, from its First Settlement to the Present Time, Vol. I. New York: Alexander S. Gould, 1848. 305 words

Dlakenen. Dirck van Texej,

Everett Bruyn,

Hendericus Storm,

Johannes Duytser,

Jacob Buys,

Harmen Jurckso,

Jan Balye,

JMatthys Cancklingh,

Barent Duytser,

William van Weart,

David Storm,

Hendiicus Storm,

Harman Turckse,

Hendrick Storm,

Joachim van Waert,

William Brit,

Jeremias Mevie,

Barent Duytser,

Harman Davids,

Dirck Storm,

Abraham Martlinghs, jr.

Johannes van Tessel,

William van Noostrand,

Jan Eiitens,

Johannes van Tessel, •

David Sie,

Johannes van Tessel,

William Turckse,

Henry van Wormer,

Isaac He mm en.

Nicklass Storm,

William Breis, Arie van Wormer, Abram Bruin, Jan Hem men, Abraham Storm,

346 HISTORY OF THE

A.D. OnderUngen. Diakenen.

1769. William Aerse, Thomas Sampewa,

1770. Claes Storm, Marteines van Wert, William Turckse, Jacob van Tessel,

1771. William van Wait, . Jacobus Davids, Abraham Bruyn, Jacobus Sie,

1773. Jan Enters, Barent Lemetter, Abraham Storm, Jacob Bockhout,

1774. William Aarse, Peter Hick, Martynis van Wart, Jan Storm,

1776. Hendrick Storm, Jacob van Wart,

David Sie, Peter Sic,

1790. Isaac Johnson, William van Wart,

Hendrick Storm, Jan van Tessel.

Thomas Buys,

The Pocanteco river has a two fold source, the first being on the lands of Isaac Lounsberry, in the vicinity of the Chappequa hills : and the other, a short distance from it.

After a progress of four miles, these streams unite and become a beautiful river, which is subsequently strengthened and augmented by numerous tributaries flowing from an extensive district of hills and valleys.

The whole course of this river from its spring heads to its outlet in the Hudson, is fraught with scenes of picturesque and romantic beauty. " Far in the foldings of the hills, (says the author of the Sketch Book) winds this wizard stream, sometimes silently and daikly through solemn woodlands, sometimes sparkling between grassy borders or fresh green meadows, sometimes stealing along the feet of rugged heights under tlie balancing sprays of beech and chesnut trees.