The Methodist Church was built in 1833 upon ground donated by John Albertson, Sr. Early settlements in Dutchess County, New York Family History Library General History of Dutchess County, New York, 1877 (included in U.S. County and Regional Histories and Atlases collection) Ancestry General history of Duchess County from 1609 to 1876 Index LDS Genealogy General history of Duchess County from 1609 to 1876 Index Internet Archive They have leased the old ore mine property for a term of years, and erected a large club house, where they are at liberty to come at pleasure. The Episcopal Church at Hopewell For a time Dutchess County was annexed to Ulster County and some genealogical records up to 1713 may be found in Ulster County. It was built in 1775 by John De Witt, son of Captain Petrus and Rachel (Radcliff) De Witt. Richard Sackett who was one of the first settlers of Dover in the Beekman Patent, obtaining a patent for 7,500 acres on 1 Nov. 1704. They had their council-fire at what is now present-day Fishkill Hook, and also held gatherings along the Danskammer. Settlement in the southern part of the town began as early as 1754, and the names of Shear, Clapp, Brundage, Swade, Dean, Weeks and Townsend are recorded among the pioneers. Search Free Dutchess County New York Genealogy and Family History Records Online . There are no incorporated villages in the town. Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York : an historical and genealogical study of all the 18th century settlers in the patent, by Frank J. Doherty Creator Doherty, Frank J Contributor New England Historic Genealogical Society Language eng Work Publication Pleasant Valley, N.Y., F.J. Doherty, 1990-<2010> Extent volumes <1-11> Note The first of the clan to come to America and settle in northern New York was Captain Laughlin Campbell, a soldier of great courage, who visited Washington county in 1737 in response to the invitation of the New York authorities to Scotch Highlanders to settle here. The pulpit is now supplied by Rev. It was not a success financially, and in 1883 was discontinued. Ten years later the "Red Meeting House" was erected. The Company made an assignment in 1849 to Robert G. Rankin and Robert Carver. The village of Pawling has a fine water system constructed in 1895. He built his tavern, which is still standing, about the year 1768, on the A. C. Briggs farm. In this building the Society of the Cincinnati was instituted, May, 1783. It covers an area of about 33,000 acres, being the second largest town territorially in the county, exceeded only by the town of Washington. The village contains several large manufacturing plants, notably the Fishkill Landing Machine Co., incorporated in 1853; The Dutchess Hat Works, organized in 1873 by Lewis Tompkins; and the Dutchess Tool Co., which has been in existence since 1886. This is one of the southern tier towns of Dutchess, its southern angle extending almost to the north line of Putnam county. Volume 10 contains over 1,200 pages and is focused on families with last names between Paine to Rogers. The Christian Church at Schultzville was erected in 1866 on land donated by T. A. Schultz, who also contributed $3,000 towards the cost of the building. Wing was one of the early settlers in New England, and his son Benjamin married Rhoda Rogers, a descendant of John Rogers the martyr, who was burned at Smithfield, England, Feb. 4, 1555. The Franklindale Cotton Co. was operated by the Garners from 1844 to 1885, when the plant was destroyed by fire. There is a general claim that the southern part of the town was settled in 1750, but we cannot learn anything about the parties that will warrant any such conclusions. Gen. Joseph Howland, who was much interested in the development and improvement of the village of Matteawan, established and perpetually endowed a library here which bears his name. In 1748 a church was organized near the center of the town. Charles F. Dietrich, whose estate is the most extensive and with its many beautiful features is worth a long journey to see; the late H. J. Davison, who built Altamont; and the late and much lamented Col. Daniel S. Lamont, so widely known in public affairs, both in this State and in the Nation; Roswell P. Miller, of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, who has built a fine "Colonial" mansion; H. R. McLane, a Brooklyn gentlemen of literary and artistic taste; Harry Harkness Flagler, whose interest and co-operation in local affairs has been constant, and who is a member of the Board of Education, an active trustee of the Library Association, president and chief promoter of the Millbrook Choral Society, and a supporter of everything that pertains to the general good of the community; the late Captain R. S. Hayes, in whose memory the library was erected; Miss Mary Lenox Kennedy, whose mother was a member of that fine old family so identified with the religious, literary, educational, philanthropic and civic life of New York City; Charles Clinton Marshall, whose ancestors have been in Dutchess county since Revolutionary days; G. Howard Davison, whose stock farm is famous for its horses, cattle and sheep:these are some of the "Millbrook Colony" to whom the town has proved attractive on account of its healthy climate and scenic beauty. This town was originally a part of Fishkill, from which it was set off as a separate town November 29, 1849. Wood, map between 56 and 57, and 203-205. Another deed of 1686 conveys land to Hendrick Kip. A fulling mill east of the village was built by John Kenyon in 1808, and this is the site of the present plant of Garner & Co. Counties included are Oneida, Madison, Chenago, Onondage, Chemung, Brooms, Elmira, and parts of Ontario. A grist mill was conducted here during the Revolution by one Vincent. Dover was formed as a town from Pawling, February 20, 1807. This hamlet was on the Post road from Northeast to Rhinebeck, and was a place of some business importance. The Astors, Rogers, and Vanderbilts were among the families whose vast and beautiful properties dotted the landscape along the river and in the eastern highlands. They may include county histories, town histories, other types of histories, collections of biographies, genealogies of families, collections of records for a specific area, etc. The New York Rubber Co. was organized in 1848, to manufacture articles under the Goodyear patent. NOTE: Additional records that apply to Dutchess County are also on the New York Histories and Genealogies page. The Carmans and Arkles settled near them, about the year 1758, and to the north, Isaac Adriance, "of Nassau Island, Queens County," purchased two hundred and fifty acres of land in May, 1743, and shortly thereafter George and Abraham Adriance purchased and settled. This embraced the present towns of Beekman, Union Vale, a portion of La Grange, and nearly all of Pawling and Dover, with the exception of a strip along their eastern border. In 1843 Silas Rogers founded a wagon axle manufacturing business, which was carried on until western competition became too strong. As noted in the book (see here .). Abraham Polhemusfamiliar names in the annals of the Reformed Church of New York. Dutchess County, New York, one of the twelve original Counties of New York was formed in 1683. Date: 2003-01 ISBN: 0962644315 | ISBN-13: 9780962644313 More Details Similar Books Compare Prices 4. New Volume for Dutchess County, NY: The Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), New sketches: Early Vermont Settlers, 1700-1784, Vermont Genealogy: Volume 21 (2016) now available, The Connecticut Nutmegger: Volume 50 (2017) now available, The Essex Genealogist: Volume 37 (2017) now available, Suffolk, MA Probate File Papers: new records, Brimfield, MA: Deaths and Burials, 1808-1850 Now Fully Indexed and Browsable, New Database: The Genealogical Advertiser. The expansion of their operations in the 1950s and 1960s introduced an era of tremendous growth in the Information Technology field and further transformed the county landscape. In 1812, the southern part of Dutchess County was set off as Putnam County. 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In 1812, Putnam County was detached from Dutchess. Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York : an historical and genealogical study of all the 18th century settlers in the patent, by Frank J. Doherty Creator Doherty, Frank J Contributor New England Historic Genealogical Society Language eng Work Publication Pleasant Valley, N.Y., F.J. Doherty, 1990-<2010> Extent volumes <1-11> Note Box 708, Poughkeepsie NY 12602 www.dcgs-gen.org for the Study of FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH Town Historian with more to come! In 1810 the town had 4,669 inhabitants and the village 2,981. Of the valley there occur Shaw, Cary, Hunt, Sabin, Salmon, Pearce and Slocum. The Province of New York and the Connecticut Colony negotiated an agreement on November 28, 1683, establishing their border as 20 miles (32 km) east of the Hudson River, north to Massachusetts. The town of Washington is fortunate in the men who have come to make their home within its limits in recent years. The Colonial boundaries of the precinct of Amenia included a large part of the present town of North East. Another range, known as the West Mountain, occupies the western part. Among the early settlers on the east side we find the names of Sherman, Merrit, Birdsall, Irish, Akin, Craft, Chase and Osborn. 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The spring itself is seventy-five feet across. Z. The Bank of Pawling was organized in 1849 by Albert J. Aikin. The town received its name from its geographical position in the county. The first Oblong Meeting House, as it came to be known, was finished in 1742. In early times there was much trouble over water privileges, and June 4, 1789, Dr. Samuel Bard deeded four small parcels of land to Richard de Cantillon and James Stoutenburgh, thereby adjusting the water privileges. The Company was re-organized in 1825, and built the machine shop and foundry on the east side of the creek, devoted largely to the production of cotton machinery. N. O. Milan was taken off in 1818, and Pine Plains was erected into a separate township in 1823. The town of Rhinebeck embraces 18,945 acres in the northwestern part of the county bordering the Hudson River. Gulian Verplanck, the co-patentee, did not come to live or build on the land set off to him. In 1899 the control of the library was given to a board of library trustees. Lent of Lagrangeville. The village of Fishkill, which is situated some six miles from Fishkill Landing, was the scene of many important events during the Revolution. The Pine Plains Bank was organized in 1839, and closed its doors in 1857, voluntarily, but maintained its good name. Artsen, with a family of ten children, came to live upon and cultivate his land in 1702. In 1743, the milling industries having largely increased, Madam Brett and others organized the Frankfort Store House. It continues to prosper. Before 1870 the second great period of growth, comparable to that of the days of the old improvement party between 1830 and 1837, was in full sway. The name of Freedom was given to the town by Enoch Dorland, a Quaker preacher. North of Spencers Corners stands the old-fashioned house of the Dakins, built by Orville Dakin, when the country was a wilderness. In 1873 this church was affiliated with the Presbyterian denomination, and a new house of worship was built in Millerton in 1905, at an expense of $7,800. The building they had erected in 1873 was destroyed by fire in 1876. It is a large, two-story structure, in good repair, notwithstanding its age. These early Quaker settlers or "Friends" as they preferred to be called, were mainly farmers and came from Dutchess County, NY and previously England. The town was formed from the western section of Clinton, January 26, 1821. The plant covers about 1200 acres, and gives employment to 400 persons. The camps were occupied until the "contact period" in the early 1600's. The Wappingers (Wappinnee, Wapinck, Wappinge) and related Native American communities lived along the eastern banks of the Mahikannituck (Hudson River), from modern Dutchess County NY, east into central Connecticut, and south into Westchester County. Dutchess County, New York genealogy and family history page is a place where you can come in and research your genealogy and family history. Among the pastors who served this church were Rev. For a substitute, see. A strip of about five thousand acres was taken from it March 1, 1827, to form part of the town of Union Vale. This update is made possible by the efforts of our team our volunteers, particularly David Anderson. From 1730 until 1775 New Englanders were the main new settlers in Dutchess County. Fishkill-on-Hudson. One of the early aldermen was Henry W. Shaw (Josh Billings). 4 April 1786: the towns of Clermont and Germantown were transferred to Columbia County when the county was created. Occupied as Hospital in 1778 By Revolutionary Soldiers Many of Whom Are Buried South of This Road. Early European settlements clustered along the Hudson River at modern Beacon, Fishkill, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, and Red Hook. Others, such as the Palatines and Quakers (almost all from New England), were early settlers and remained for several generations or more. The Patents, in the twelve years 1685-1697 lawful patents had been granted securing for their purchasers every foot of Hudson River shoreline in the original county. Kip built a stone house on his land in 1700. Its importance as a place of river commerce was equal to that of the two landings, or docks, at Fishkill, but it could not withstand the competition with Fishkill Landing after John Peter De Wint had completed the Long Dock, about 1815, with facilities for the shipment of produce from the back country, notwithstanding Chelsea's deep water and other advantages. The Baptist records are complete from the organization of the society in 1807, when they erected an edifice on Mill street. The Quaker Society was also organized at an early date. Old Gravestones of Dutchess County, NY collected and edited by J. Wilson Poucher, M.D. The depot at South Dover is known as Wing's Station. As this leisure class with money and time to pursue learning and culture emerged, literary and historical societies, schools, and institutions of higher learning emerged. There have been not less than fifty private schools at various times in Poughkeepsie, notably; Poughkeepsie Military School, Lyndon Hall, Poughkeepsie Female Academy, Cottage Hill Seminary, State and National Law School, and Putnam Hall School, formerly Brooks Seminary. On the west side there once dwelt the ancestors of the families by the name of Worden, Moshier, Dentory, Dibble, Davis and Turner. The estate of Gen. Morgan Lewis is now owned by his great-granddaughter, Mrs. Ogden Mills. Peter Montfort bought 370 acres of land in the vicinity of Fishkill Plains in 1735. The Church of St. Mary was incorporated March 12, 1879. Near the western border is Sylvan Lake, covering over one hundred acres. Crum Elbow Creek and the Fallkill flow in a southwesterly direction through the town. The Matteawan Manufacturing Co. was organized in 1864, with a capital of $150,000. Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York: An Historical and Genealogical Study of All the 18th Century Settlers in the Patent by Frank J. Doherty Hardcover | Frank J. Doherty | Pub. The only dwelling spared was the home of Gilbert Robert Livingston, who remained loyal to the crown during the Revolutionary War. Records for the time period of 1683-1713 are in Ulster county. It was incorporated December 31, 1895. Most of the first settlers in Dutchess County were Dutch. FDR was the only President to win a fourth term in the White House: when Thomas E. Dewey from Pawling ran against him in 1944, it was the only time in American history when two men from the same county vied for the Presidency. On this Emigh homestead is the far-famed Clove Spring. In 1728, three years before the New York-Connecticut boundary line adjustment, the first settlers had arrived in "the Oblong." First Effective Action Against Slavery Taken Here in 1767. The minutes of the society contain no records of the early pastors, except for the year 1851, when Rev. A cotton mill had a brief existence here. VOL. for the manufacture of fine wool hats. Owing to its secure position at the head of the Highlands, and being on a direct route of communication with the New England States, it was selected as a natural depot for army supplies in this section. The historic Oblong Meeting House, which is still standing, bears a tablet containing these words: "OBLONG MEETING HOUSE of the Society of Friends Erected in 1742 South of This Road. The Ebenezer Methodist Church was built in 1837, the original cost, exclusive of labor, being about $800. Until the American Revolution, much of Dutchess County was organized into large land patents owned by a few rich men, including the Rombout Patent, the Beekman Patent, and the Nine Partners Patent. The present bank building was erected in 1903. Mr. Rothery was the first to manufacture new files in America. DOWNLOAD OPTIONS download 1 file . Other early settlers were the Bowermans, Wilburs, Briggs, Whites, Pells, Hicks, Martins, Motts, Fultons, Stalls, Fellers, Hopemans, Philips, Teats and Frasers. This volumn covers the segment between Geneva and Utica, New York. Adjoining Hyde Park village on the north is the country seat of Mr. F. W. Vanderbilt, who purchased the property in 1895. The village was incorporated June 30, 1875, with N. C. Beach, President. Gilbert was a Revolutionary Soldier applied for and received a pension #S6851 He was b 24 or 28 Feb 1762 at Bethlehem in Dutchess Co., NY & lived at Beekman in Dutchess Co. at enlistment. The town of Dover lies on the southeastern border of the county. At a meeting of the town officers May 19, 1821, Charles A. Shaw was appointed "a discreet and proper person" to take the census. In the year 1760, Johannes Rowe, a German by birth, located in this town north of what is now Lafayetteville, on nine hundred and eleven acres of land which he purchased of Chancellor Robert R. Livingston. It was rebuilt and leased by the Rotherys to Messrs. Rockwell & Son for a silk factory. Schultz mountain rises 780 feet above tide. It was reduced to its present limits of about sixty square miles, when the northern part was erected into the town of Stanford, March 12, 1793. Joshua Shearman of Beekmans precinct Shoemaker. Please note: This database is available to Individual-level and above NEHGS members only. Wappingers Falls, the principal village in the town, is situated at the head of navigation on Wappinger creek, about two miles above its confluence with the Hudson, and the same distance from New Hamburgh, a station on the N. Y. C. & H. R. railroad, with which it is connected by stage. The title to the soil dates back to 1705 when Peter Fauconier, one of the Little Nine Partner patentees, became sole owner of this grant. This was destroyed by fire January 18, 1857, and the present brick building erected shortly thereafter, and dedicated September 7, 1858. The village contains several stores, mechanical shops, and the Borden creamery. A Presbyterian church was organized in Poughkeepsie as early as 1749, but failed to maintain itself or erect a building. Following the division in the Society in 1828 the Hicksites built a meeting house at Moore's Mills, where meetings are regularly held. Year 1851, when they erected an edifice on mill street the far-famed Spring. 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