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Prince Charles' Redoubt stood on the hill contiguous to the road and to Hyatt's Tavern and Kings bridge.
James Requa's and Daniel Requa's Houses are on the [Sleepy Hollow] road about three quarters of a mile from where it branches off the main road. James Requa's the first on the west side - Daniel's near, on east side.
A Fort on the crest of Chatterton Hill north of and adjacent to the road, (?) and on the extreme north side of the Hill.
Clapp's T. appears about half a mile north of where the West White Plains road comes into King Street and near to, and a little South of where the road to Bedford turns off.
Appleby's (John) appears to have been Colonel Odell's and Pugsley (David) on the north of the road near Phil Honeywell's A burnt house where Isaac Odell lived. The first house east of Young's Tavern was Gilbert
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Taylors - the second on a cr. Road near D. Davis, Caleb Hueslet. The first house west of Youngs' not named - and the second was Colonel Hammond's.
Head Quarters at the Purdy House. - General Morris's quarters at the house where - John Horton lived "at Farquaners."
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Quakers Meeting in Maroneck stood in the Revolutionary war where it does now.
A. Storms's at Saw mill river near which the upper and lower roads from West [White Plains] unite; Peter Storms's on the same road, further on towards Tarrytown and a little West of Matthew Van Tassel's.