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Sketch of the First Presbyterian Church of Alexandria in 1849

Church History of Alexandria New York

Leave a Comment / 7 minutes of reading / Church Records, Jefferson County / Ager, Ball, Bethune, Boardman, Brown, Bucklee, Camp, Canfield, Carnegie, Chaffin, Chittenden, Clark, Corlis, Cranck, Davenport, De Vriese, De Zeng, Depau, Dillon, Du Bois, Dutton, Edwards, Everson, Failing, Fisk, George, Goddard, Golden, Grant, Gray, Harrison, Havens, Hoadley, Holmes, Johnson, Joy, Lake, Leonard, Linnell, Maxin, Merrill, Murray, Phillips, Pierce, Plato, Reade, Rockwell, Sears, Sessions, Shepard, Slack, Smith, Spearback, Stowe, Stratton, Tassay, Thomson, Treadwell, Upjohn, Vriese, Webster, Weeks, Wenneau, White, Whitney, Wilcox, Wiley, Wilkie, Williams, Wilson, Witcher, Woodsworth, Workman, Wright, Young

The Church History of Alexandria New York, provides a brief history of each of the churches in existence in Alexandria in 1878, including their members and leaders.

Washington County, NY Revolutionary War Pension Applications Index

1 Comment / 1 minute of reading / Military Records, Revolutionary War, Washington County / Allen, Austin, Bacon, Baldwin, Barker, Barney, Beard, Beaumont, Benedict, Bennett, Bentley, Bissell, Boynton, Brewer, Buck, Bugbee, Caldwell, Chappel, Cleveland, Cole, Cutter, Darby, Dickerman, Dumaresque, Dunham, Eldridge, Faxon, Freeland, Gould, Grandy, Graton, Gray, Hathaway, Hazard, Hind, Hitchcock, Holmes, Hopkins, Humphrey, Johnson, Jones, Joy, King, Law, Martin, Mc Elherron, Mc Murphy, Morehouse, Moulton, Newbury, Noble, Norton, Parker, Perrigo, Porter, Preston, Pride, Priest, Reed, Remington, Rhoades, Richard, Robblee, Roberts, Rogers, Rooker, Sarle, Scott, Sears, Seelye, Selfridge, Shelly, Sherman, Skinner, Smith, Squiers, Stoughton, Sweet, Taylor, Thomas, Towne, Van Guilder, Vandebogart, Vine, Walker, Washburn, Weller, Wetherbee, White, Whitney, Williams, Winchell, Woodstock

Provides a list of Revolutionary War Pension Applications which are filed in the Washington County, New York Archives located in the Washington Co. Municipal Building, Upper Broadway, Fort Edward, New York.

Civil Government of Adams New York

Leave a Comment / 4 minutes of reading / Jefferson County / Allen, Baker, Benjamin, Benton, Bond, Compstock, Comstock, Cooper, Cowles, Davis, Doxtator, Eastman, Eddy, Edmonds, Fuller, Greene, Grommon, Hart, Herrick, Howard, Hunt, Joy, Keith, Kellogg, Law, Lewis, Mansfield, Moody, Palmer, Perry, Potter, Read, Richards, Ripley, Robbins, Salisbury, Sawyer, Sheldon, Smith, Stickney, Thomas, Tiffany, Tucker, Whipple, White

The first town meeting was held at the house of Eliphalet Edmonds, and at the election held March 1, 1803, the following officers were chosen: Supervisor, Nicholas Salisbury; Clerk, Phineas Keith; Assessors, D’Estaing Salisbury, John W. Smith, David Grommon, Thomas White; Collector, Isaac Baker; Overseers of the Poor, Thomas White, David Comstock; Commissioners of Highways, …

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