Port Chester; population, 1,695; a railroad station, containing five churches, several private seminaries, and ex> For,,, rrly callei 1 Mamarone ck Point, Great Neck, :u id de Lan cry's Neck. -' X.-U1H' (1 for .Ton I.ni L. Mott, principal founder of th< ■ iron win ks. call ed Morns].. >rt. Named ; Solni" times for Gouvern eur Morri: 3, the princi pal owner.

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cal led Clark's Corner cal lcil Now Jerusalen Mil 1 Square. Ro bbins Mills. Lo ng Hill.

HISTORY

WESTCHESTER

COUNTY

tensive manufactories, which included a foundry, edge tool factory, tide gristmill, and a last and shoe factory. 5. King Street; "a fine agricultural district, extending nearly seven miles north of Port Chester." 0. Glenville; a hamlet on the Byram River. Scarsdale. -- Population, 548. Local particulars: -- 1. Scarsdale; contained a church and a few houses. 2. Scarsdale Station; a station on the Harlem Railroad. Somers. -- Population, 2,012. Local particulars: -- 1. Somers; contained two churches, a bank, and twenty houses. 2 Croton Falls; on the line of North Salem; a small village and station on the Harlem Railroad; had a good water power. 3. West Somers; a hamlet. Westchester. -- Population, 4,250. Local particulars:-- 1. Westchester; population, about 1,000. 2. Bronxdale; population, about 400; had an extensive tape factory and a dye and bleach works. 3. Sclmylerville; population, about 300; a scattered village on Throgg's Neck. 4. Integrity; near Bronxdale; had a tape factory. 5. Connersville, 6. Wakefield,°7. Centreville, and 8. Unionport, were "modern villages." Fort Schuyler, at the extremity of Throgg's Neck, wasmenbegun the United States government in 1833, and was built to accommodate 1,250 and by to mount 318 cannon. West Farms. -- Population, 7,098. Local particulars: -- 1. West Farms; a "large village," containing four churches, a carpet factory, molding mill, and gristmill. 2.