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Interview with Corsa, Andrew

Macdonald, John. Interview with Corsa, Andrew, 1762-1852; (1848-10-07). Experiencing the Neutral Ground of the American Revolution: The McDonald Interviews, WCHS item 1440. Transcription courtesy of the Westchester County Historical Society (No copyright - United States). Passage 4 of 4 225 words

In going from Fort No. 8 to West Farms there was then a temporary or war road which went across the Fordham fields a mile or a mile and a half, till it joined Em- -mery's lane aforesaid, and this was the road in general use with both the troops and inhabitants in going and returning to and from Redoubt No 8, and DeLancey Kills and bridges, &c. [Colonel Hull probably retreated in 1781 by this road. J. M. M.] Hadley's house where Colonel Wormb kept his out guard was more than half a mile above (north of) Van Courtland's.

- Hufeland Index Page 695 -

Williams' bridge by the old road was about four miles north east of King's Bridge. By the old road, Williams Bridge was about three and a half miles from West Farms. West Farms and West Chester village were each about four miles to East Chester.

J. M. M.] Hadley's house where Colonel Wormb kept his out guard was more than half a mile above (north of) Van Courtland's. - Hufeland Index Page 695 - Williams' bridge by the old road was about four miles north east of King's Bridge. By the old road, Williams Bridge was about three and a half miles from West Farms. West Farms and West Chester village were each about four miles to East Chester.

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