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1. Father's Day (2015-06-21) ...
(Events Calendar/Father's Day)
Father's Day Visit http://calendarlabs.com/holidays/shared/fathers-day.php to know more about Father's Day. Like us on Facebook: http://fb.com/calendarlabs to get updates.  ...
Created on 27 December 2015
2. Father's Day (2016-06-19) ...
(Events Calendar/Father's Day)
Father's Day The Museum will operate on it's normal schedule  ...
Created on 27 December 2015
3. Neversink
(Category)
... walking his father’s cattle from the “valley” to their new home on South Hill.  Stories like this are part of every relocated family’s memories. New York City got its water and the residents of Neversink ...
Created on 30 November -0001
4. Highland
(Category)
... 75, the postmaster C .P. Eldred renamed the post office in memory of his father, James Eldred. The inhabitants of Yulan originally wanted to name their hamlet "Laurel" or "Mountain Laurel".  However, the  ...
Created on 30 November -0001
5. Fallsburg
(Category)
... out many of the early investors and builders at the falls. He owned and operated five grist and saw mills and could be considered the �Father of the Town of Fallsburg.� He not only did a lot to promote ...
Created on 30 November -0001
6. Cochecton
(Category)
... who was known as “Admiral” based on his fame as being the first person to pilot a lumber raft from Cochecton to Philadelphia. Tyler was said to have fathered twenty-two children. The Revolutionary War ...
Created on 30 November -0001
7. Elsie Winterberger
(History Preserver)
... expanded their houses to accommodate seasonal guests. The farms of Abram Butler and Elsie Winterberger Willis Butler, Elsie’s grandfather and father, located along the banks of the Beaverkill, became destinations ...
Created on 17 January 2016
8. Harold Gold
(History Makers)
... place. My father, Harold Gold, has never held political office, invented transformative devices, or revolutionized science, but he has made local history through his business and community service in Sullivan ...
Created on 17 January 2016
9. Along the Neversink.....
(Neversink)
"...John R Tompkins, father of Ross, was a drover and a great maple sugar maker. So much so that he was known in Monticello and Ellenville as Sugar John. John Low, Phoebe Low, and Vick Chamblin ran the ...
Created on 07 October 2011
10. Along the Neversink..
(Neversink)
...  Alvan Hall's intended, Phoebe Drake, was helping her father at one of the beds and nervously sprung the trap too soon, and so got only a few birds. When her father chided her, she said; "Well, dad, a sma ...
Created on 07 October 2011
11. A Sketch of Mongaup Valley -By Alice Tillotson
(Bethel)
SCHS Observer - March 8, 1965    "One of the first houses built in what was then called Mongaup Mill, was the dwelling of Squire William Gillespie (my grandmother's father) built in 1800.  In June 18 ...
Created on 29 September 2011
12. Fulton Settlement
(Bethel)
... h his father and brothers, upon the lands now belonging to the family, about 45 years ago, when the hills and valleys of Sullivan were almost an unbroken wilderness. The neighborhood received at that tim ...
Created on 23 September 2011
13. The Kutsher Family
(History Makers)
... of the hotel. For us we were very sports oriented because my father loved sports.” In fact, Milton had played football at Monticello High School and briefly at the University of Pennsylvania. As the hotel ...
Created on 11 August 2008
14. Alan Gerry
(History Makers)
... County Renaissance. His daughters, Annalise and Robyn, reside in Sullivan County and his son, Adam lives in Naples, Florida. Alan is the proud grandfather of nine grandchildren.                   The Sullivan ...
Created on 11 August 2007
15. Wilmer Sipple
(History Preserver)
... the man we are honoring today. Wilmer Sipple was born August 27, 1924 into a family with strong roots in the county. His great-grandfather, Henry Sipple, had left Germany in the middle of the 19th cen ...
Created on 11 August 2005
16. Max Yasgur
(History Makers)
... 17 and his brother Isadore was 13, his father died. Later that same year Miriam Miller came to the hotel to vacation and met Max. In February 1940, Max and Mimi were married. After a stint in college at ...
Created on 01 June 2004
17. Alice and Russell (Rusty) Hodge
(History Makers)
...  Seth, seems challenged by the Decathlon, so perhaps a third generation Olympian is in the making. However far Seth may go, his father will be there sharing the lessons he learned along the way. There  ...
Created on 11 August 2003
18. Beatrice Schoch
(History Preserver)
... Town of Bethel. She was born in 1923 in Mongaup Valley. Her father was a carpenter and there were scores of friends and relatives to pass on the stories, handed down from generation to generation, to an ...
Created on 11 August 2003
19. Jennie Grossinger
(History Makers)
...  Austro-Hungarian Empire. Her father Selig was an estate overseer and her mother Malke a devout woman known for her exceptional cooking. In contrast to other areas of Europe and Russia, the reign of th ...
Created on 11 August 2002
20. John Conway
(History Preserver)
... all of them, but he always returns to an early love: Sullivan County history. In reflecting on the direction his life has taken, he senses the important role that his father played in developing his mind. ...
Created on 11 August 2002
21. Mary Edith Curtis
(History Preserver)
... invaluable; and she was busy in many aspects of that historical celebration. Her work was so appreciated that in 1978 she was asked to follow in the footsteps of her father, Valleau Curtis and become the ...
Created on 11 August 2001
22. Delbert Van Etten
(History Preserver)
... in his town? In reflecting on his lifelong fascination with his Liberty neighbors and their buildings, Del wonders if it was his grandfather that first stimulated his imagination. His grandfather, Alfred ...
Created on 11 August 2000
23. Walter A. Rhulen
(History Makers)
... City. He had been born in Russia, but his father Harry decided to move the family to America to escape the poverty and prejudice of Russia and the threat of having his sons drafted into the Czarist army. ...
Created on 11 August 1999
24. William Galbraith Smith
(History Preserver)
... to Ossining, New York where Bill’s father was a dietitian at Sing Sing Prison. When Bill was twelve, his father died. His Irish immigrant mother moved with her two sons to Stone Ridge, New York. Bill attended ...
Created on 11 August 1998
25. Lawrence H. Cooke
(History Makers)
... and neighbors.                                 A man’s character is first shaped by his parents and Judge Cooke is conscious not only of his love for his parents, but of his debt to them. “My father was ...
Created on 01 June 1998
26. Judge Robert C. Williams
(History Makers)
... was taught by a woman, Lydia Calkin, who had taught his father and whom he remembers as one of the finest teachers he ever had. One of his memories of those days was that of being excused from school to ...
Created on 11 August 1996
27. Frederick A. Cooke
(History Makers)
... son of Theodore Cook, a German immigrant physician and Magdalene Long Cook. His father died when he was five and later Frederick became the breadwinner for his four brothers and sisters after the family ...
Created on 01 June 1994

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