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History of Westchester County, New York, from its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1900

Shonnard, Frederic, and W.W. Spooner. History of Westchester County, New York, from its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1900. New York: The New York History Company, 1900. Passage 1299 of 1308 301 words

Settlements (see also Patents and Pur chases):-- of Manhattan Island. 71; of Bronxland by Jonas Bronck, 87; of Anne Hutchinson at Pelham, 89: of Throgg's Neck by John Throckmorton, 92: of Cornell's Neck by Thomas Cornel!, 93: of Colen Donck (Yonkers, etc.) by Adrian Van der Donck, 106; of Westchester Town by Thomas Pell's settlers, 116; of Rye by Peter Disbrow and others. 124: of Eastchester by Philip Pinckney and others. 140; of Fordham Manor, 145: of Croton Point by the Tellers. 166; of Ryck's Patent. 107: of Oortlandt Manor. 168; of New Rochelle by the Huguenots. 174; of Mamaroneck. 176; of Harrison by John Harrison and others. 215: of White Flains by Rye men 219; of Bedford by Stamford men, 221; of North Castle by Quakers, 224; of Poundridge by Connecticut men, 225; of the Oblong by Ridgefield men. 225.

Sheldon. Colonel, 339. 456. 487, 508. Shoemaking industry of Poundridge, 225. 600. Shoraokappook. 25, 113. Silliman. Gold Selleck (General), 380. Shnooe Lieutenant-Colonel, 37. .382. 442, 443. Siwanovs, an Indian tribe, 26. Sin- Sin- (incorporated village), 14, 16. 26, 105, 150. 540. 543. 553. 565. 591. 597, 612. 620, 627. Sing Sing Kill. 10. Sint Sines, an Indian tribe, 26. Sixtli New York Heavy Artillery, 596. Skinners. The. 417. Slavery, 151. 153. 193. 223, 226. 263. 429. 537. 545. Sleepy Hollow Church, 161, 163. 265. 505. Smith. George Thatcher, 225, 600. Smith. Henry T. Manual of Westchester County, 335. 527, 535, 5S0. 587. Smith. Joshua Hett, 465, 467. 469. Smith, William. 241. 244. 248. Snakapins, The. 93. Solomon, Captain. 36. Somers (township), this name substituted for Steplientown (1808), 533: population at various periods. 5.33, 539, 578. 592, 605, 612. 620; various references to, 16. 170. 269. 424, 597, 600, 614.

Somers Museum, The, 565. South Salem, a former name for Lewisboro.

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