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SCHS First Sunday Concert 2.2.2020 Sullivan County Historical Society’s First Sunday Concert will feature Little Sparrow! For nearly ten years, the Americana band Little Sparrow (Aldo Troiani and ...

... made along the valley of the Neversink. Neversink had a casino, a brass band and many other attributes of a rural community that attracted guests who came to stay at nearby boarding houses. In 1900, ...

... husband of one of the daughters of the inventor of the Singer Sewing Machine, Isaac Singer. The original McKensie estate was built circa 1880-1884 by George R. McKensie, one of the early presidents of ...

... property and moved there in 1835. They found an abandoned frame house, a saw mill and land that had been tilled many years. From this it may be assumed that the earlier settlers had left the lands for ...

... nd on Plank Road South. A nine mile Swinging Bridge Lake (bridge long abandoned) exists within Forestburgh and Thompson townships. It is popular for boaters, swimming and fishing and some bear, making h ...

... in the Town of Thompson and was completely abandoned during the French and Indian War. A few of the settlers at Denniston�s Ford, however, were thought to have �braved it out� or only left for a short ...

... Stay Out Skifflers. The Skifflers are a Hurleyville, New York based jug band that has been touring for more than twenty years, bringing their unique blend of blues, folk, old timey, Tin Pan Alley pop to ...

... for over 21 years before he retired. Survivors include his sister, Margaret Edwards of North Carolina; one niece, Elizabeth Brett and her husband John of Port Chester, NY; and one nephew, Wayne Allen ...

... enman, the son of a prominent Long Island orthodontist, had just graduated from Yale Law School. In 1967, the mustachioed Rosenman, 24, was playing guitar for a lounge band in motels from Long Island to Las V ...

... This name was chosen because the postmaster had a son stationed at Luzon Island in the Philippines.[1] Automobile competition led to abandonment of the O&W in 1957. Pictures related to Hurleyville NY ...

... British and his band of Indians and Tories. Although Col. Tusten’s disabled men pleaded for mercy, they were killed along with Col. Tusten. In 1853, when the new town separated from Lumberland, it was ...

... ; "For loyalty to Freedom he was attacked by a Tory band in 1782 and left for dead in his own home." On the southeast side in inscribed; "Erected by the descendants of Henry Reynolds 1902." ...

... pipeline sat idle for four years until 1929, Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation, considered the second largest gas concern in the world, took over the abandoned route, refitting the lines to carry natural ...

FAMILY: Leroy NOTE: Abandoned REF: None ...

... Abandoned ...

... 265 Main Street, Hurleyville, NY 12747. Approximately 6 markers, most unreadable. REF: Beechwoods - abandoned ...

... former member of the Town of Liberty Volunteer Ambulance Corps and Secretary/Treasurer of the Hurleyville Cemetery Association. When her husband of forty years died, her mind turned to genealogical matters ...

... Hodge. Well, that's one way of meeting your future husband. The two were married the following year-a union which lasted 64 years and at last count was responsible for three children, ten grandchildren, one great-gr ...

... 1972 through 1974. During 1971, Marge, Bill and a small band of Sullivan County Historical Society members moved the Museum to its new home in Hurleyville. Bill was instrumental in securing the old school ...

... Gladys Chase Durland, she re-initiated the annual Minisink Battle Commemorative Ceremony and with her husband, William Smith, conducted historic bus tours of Sullivan County for tourists and convention ...

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