Croton on Hudson Bricks
from various Indian groups for some time. 1700 -- death of Stephanus Van Cortlandt. Son Philip Van Cortlandt became Second Lord of the Manor. His wife was Catherine de Peyster. After the father's death, the 83,000 acre estate was gradually broken up.
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- Croton on Hudson Bricks (37w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (41w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (47w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (47w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (42w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (42w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (38w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (39w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (40w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (46w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (42w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (43w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (46w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (45w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (48w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (41w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (38w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (37w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (43w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (45w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (39w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (37w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (44w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (43w)
- Croton on Hudson Bricks (40w)
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