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Corsa, Andrew
John M. McDonald interview — 1844
From the Westchester County Historical Society catalog:
This comment from Andrew Corsa (1762-1852) does not have context, but appears to refer to American Captain Daniel Williams and Mill Brook, a body of water in the southwest portion of Bronx County.
This comment from Andrew Corsa (1762-1852) does not have context, but appears to refer to American Captain Daniel Williams and Mill Brook, a body of water in the southwest portion of Bronx County.
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Transcription
- Hufeland Index Page 119 -
Andw Corsa: Captain Williams almost frozen to death. It must have been Mill (or Morris) Brook that impeded the march
- Hufeland Index Page 120 -
Andrew Corsa contd.
of the Americans under Hull and Parsons near N: 8. This brook runs through Andrew Corsa’s farm. It passes through the middle of the Refugees settlement, – Is apt to be swelled in the winter. It commences about a mile above Mr. Andrew Corsa’s. Robert Hunt’s about three quarters of a mile below West Farms – Abm. Leggett’s nearly two miles below –
Transcription from Experiencing the Neutral Ground of the American Revolution: The McDonald Interviews.
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