A Subject Index for Articles from the Dutchess County ......The Founding of the Dutchess County...

A Subject Index for Articles from the Dutchess County Historical Society

Volumes 1-91

1914-2012

List of Subject Headings

Agriculture………………………….1-2 Health………………………………..33-34

Architecture……………………..….2-3 Hudson River………………………..34

Associations…………………………3-5 Indians (see Ethnic Groups)

Bible Records and Genealogy……...5-10 Land Patents & Early Settlements...35-37

Biography…………………………...10-21 Maps…………………………………37-38

Blacks (see Ethnic Groups) Mills (see Bridges and Mills)

Bridges and Mills…………………..21 Miscellaneous…………………….….38-41

Businesses…………………………..22-23 Museums…………………………….41

Cemeteries………………………….23-24 Names, Geographical……………….41-42

Civil Administration……………….24-25 Politics……………………………….42

Civil War……………………………25 Poughkeepsie………………………...43-45

Country Seats, Homesteads, and Religion………………………………45-47

Other Houses……………….25-28 Revolutionary Era

Cultural Life………………………..28-29 (see also Biography)…………47-49

DCHS Membership Lists…………..29

Early Settlements (see Land Patents) Sports………………………………...49-50

Education……………………………30-31 Towns………………………………...50-52

Ethnic Groups………………………31-33 Transportation………………………53

Agriculture

Title Year Vol. Pages The Story of Hyde Park, Its Connection with the Medical

Profession and the Science of Horticulture [photo] 1928 13 26-29

The Dutchess County Agricultural Society

(formed in 1806) 1928 13 54-63

The Stone Barn at Pleasant Valley [photo] 1931 16 19-20

Farm-Life in the Hudson Valley, 1769-1779 1933 18 41-53

Henry Winthrop Sargent and the Early History of

Landscape Gardening and Ornamental Horticulture

in Dutchess County, New York 1937 22 36-70

Appendix I: A Dutchess County Gardener’s Diary

1829-1866 1937 22 63-66

Appendix II: Early Dutchess County Nurseries 1937 22 66-68

Appendix III: Authorities (additional reference

books) 1937 22 68-70

Two New Books about Dutchess County (review of a book

on plant life) 1938 23 23

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Title Year Vol. Pages Sheep-Raising in Dutchess County 1941 26 71-72

Agriculture in the Town of Red Hook, Dutchess County 1941 26 101-114

Some of the Members of the Dutchess County Agricultural

Society in 1853 1942 27 55-57

Diary of Farming Affairs, Weather Etc. of

Alexander Hamilton Coffin (1851-1862)

(location – Union Vale area) 1943 28 43-56

My Heart Goes Home, Part II (Thomas Lossing) 1947 32 63-73

Stony Kill Farm 1954 39 25-26

Dutchess County Cattle Show and Fair of 1820 1962 47 39-43

Some Highlights on the History of Horticulture

in Dutchess County 1968 53 27-30

The Drovers (cattle buyers) in the 19th

Century 1968 53 55-56

The Stone Barn at Pleasant Valley (farm) [photo] 1971 56 79-81

Winter of a Hill Farm [illus] 1972 57 143-144

Sweet Violets 1972 57 58-60

The Barn Museum at Millbrook Pheasant Farm [photos] 1973 58 74-81

Century Farms in Dutchess County as of 1972 [photos] 1973 58 92-124

Hog Meat 1975 60 68-69

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Dutchess County Farmer

[photo] 1982 67 4-23

The Washington Hollow Fair 1982 67 107-109

The Dutchess County Fair, 1841-1844 [photo] 1984 69 84-97

The Forest Plantations of Franklin D. Roosevelt at

Hyde Park, New York [photo] 1985 70 95-107

The Violet Craze in Dutchess County [photo] 1986 71 13-19

Innisfree Garden and the Astonishing Connection between

Two Twentieth-Century American Lumber Heirs

and an Eighth-Century Chinese Painter-Poet

[photos] [illus] 2011 90 3-24

Peach Hill Park: A Public Park on Poughkeepsie’s Summit

[photos] [illus] 2011 90 99-108

Jim and Joan Smith of Quaker Lane Farms, Hyde Park,

New York [photos] 2012 91 137-148

Memoir of Charles F. Beck Sr., Immigrant Farmer:

1887-1962 [photos] 2012 91 149-168

A Farmer’s Almanac: The Journal of Benjamin J. Hall

[photos] [illus] 2012 91 169-176

Architecture “Fowler’s Folly,” and Its Builder (The Octagon House) 1948 33 50-82

[illus]

John Russell Comstock, and His Octagon

(located between Millbrook and Mabbettsville) 1948 33 83-86

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Title Year Vol. Pages The Federal Period in Dutchess County 1789-1825 1966 51 43-49

A History of Garfield Place, Poughkeepsie [photos] 1972 57 136-141

Garfield Place Day: Victorian Ambiance Revived [photos] 1973 58 50-57

Helen Wilkinson Reynolds, FDR, and Hudson Valley

Architecture [photos] 1983 68 4-15

Main Building, Vassar College: A National Historic

Landmark 1986 71 35-38

Poughkeepsie’s Architectural Styles 1835-1940 –

Anarchy or Decorum? [photos] 1987 72 18-55

Getting to “The Point” – The L.M. Hoyt House at

Staatsburg [photos] [illus] 2009 88 43-52

Associations

Dutchess County Historical Society–First Annual Meeting

[photo – inside cover] 1914-15 1 5-13

DCHS Mid-Summer Pilgrimage (Fishkill) [photos] [illus] 1916-18 3 8-22

DCHS Second Historical Pilgrimage (northwest Dutchess)

[photos] 1918 4 7-29

Co-operation of Dutchess County Society 1919 5 47-48

DCHS Third Historical Pilgrimage (eastern Dutchess)

[photo] 1921 6 10-25

DCHS Fourth Historical Pilgrimage (northeast Dutchess) 1922 7 14-33

DCHS 5th

Annual Pilgrimage (Putnam County) [photos] 1923 8 5-8

DCHS 6th

Annual Fall Pilgrimage (New Paltz) 1924 9 16-27

DCHS 7th

Annual Fall Pilgrimage (homes of Robert

Livingston’s six daughters) 1925 10 13-17

DCHS 8th

Annual Pilgrimage (Poughkeepsie, Wappingers

Falls, Fishkill Plains) 1926 11 7, 14-16

DCHS 9th

Annual Pilgrimage (Pleasant Valley to Amenia) 1927 12 7, 19-27

DCHS 10th

Annual Pilgrimage (Hyde Park & Pine Plains)

[photos] 1927 12 28-29

DCHS 11th

Annual Pilgrimage (Hyde Park to Staatsburgh)

[photos] 1928 13 25-39

The Dutchess County Agricultural Society

(formed in 1806) 1928 13 54-63

DCHS 12th

Annual Pilgrimage (three Richard Montgomery/

Janet Livingston homes) [photos] 1929 14 21-31

DCHS 13th

Annual Pilgrimage 1930 15 17-26

DCHS 14th

Annual Pilgrimage (Columbia County) 1931 16 17-18

DCHS 15th

Annual Pilgrimage 1932 17 19-55

DCHS Sixteenth Annual Pilgrimage (Orange County) 1933 18 15-21

Celebration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary

of the Creation of the Dutchess County 1933 18 22-24

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Title Year Vol. Pages DCHS 17

th Annual Pilgrimage (Ulster County) 1934 19 17-18

The Dutchess County Historical Society of 1845-1846 1934 19 19-21

DCHS Eighteenth Annual Pilgrimage (Millbrook) [illus] 1935 20 19-47

As to the Intellectual Life of the People of Dutchess County

in the 1790’s (The Philographical Society) 1935 20 50-51

DCHS Nineteenth Annual Pilgrimage (northwest Dutchess) 1936 21 16-27;

38-67

DCHS Twentieth Annual Pilgrimage (Beacon) 1937 22 19-21;

36-70

DCHS Twenty-first Annual Pilgrimage (Hyde Park and

Montgomery Place) 1938 23 20-22

DCHS Twenty-second Annual Pilgrimage (Columbia

County) [photo] 1939 24 20-21

Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Birthday of George

Clinton 1939 24 47

DCHS Twenty-third Annual Pilgrimage (Greene County

and Bronck Homestead) 1940 25 16-24

DCHS Twenty-fourth Annual Pilgrimage

(Columbia County) 1941 26 17-41

The Founding of the Dutchess County Historical Society 1941 26 62-64

Cancellation of the Annual Pilgrimage 1942 27 23

“For the Duration” (cancellation of the Annual Pilgrimage)1942 27 53-54

Some of the Members of the Dutchess County Agricultural

Society in 1853 1942 27 55-57

A Message from the State Historian 1944 29 18-19

The Historical Society – Its Relationship to School and

Community 1944 29 20-24

DCHS Twenty-sixth Annual Pilgrimage (Glenburn house,

near Rhinebeck) 1946 31 28-30

DCHS Twenty-seventh Annual Pilgrimage (Fishkill) 1947 32 19-32

DCHS Twenty-eighth Annual Pilgrimage (Webatuck,

Dover Furnace, Dover Plains) 1948 33 27-49

DCHS Twenty-ninth Annual Pilgrimage (churches at

New Hackensack, Old Hopewell, Freedom Plains) 1949 34 21-23

DCHS Thirtieth Annual Pilgrimage (Poughquag, Beekman,

Union Vale) 1950 35 21-44

DCHS Thirty-first Annual Pilgrimage (Rhinebeck,

Rhinecliff, Rokeby) 1951 36

DCHS Thirty-second Annual Pilgrimage (Stanfordville,

Pine Plains, Moravian Monument) 1952 37 22-41

DCHS Thirty-Third Annual Pilgrimage (Whaley Lake,

Patterson, Quaker Hill) 1953 38 23-25

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Title Year Vol. Pages DCHS Thirty-fourth Annual Pilgrimage (Stony Kill Farm,

Glenham) 1954 39 22-23,

25-34

The Poughkeepsie Tennis Club – Its First Fifty Years 1959 44 27-53

Historical Societies of Dutchess County 1965 50 31-35

The Colonial Dames of Dutchess 1966 51 19-24

The First Seventy-Five (historical society) [photo] 1989 74 7-10

Poughkeepsie Yacht Club: Working Men Build a Club

[photos] 1989 74 25-41

Soccer in Dutchess County: The Germania Club [photos] 2001-02 83 57-60

The Junior Davis Cup: Poughkeepsie Tennis Club 2001-02 83 71-75

Children’s Aid Society [photo] 2009 88 177-181

Bible Records and Genealogy (B = Bible Records, G = Genealogy)

Year Vol. Pages Pawling Patent, Alias Staatsburg, and Some of Its Early

Families (Pawling, Staats, DeWitt, Ames, Russell,

Mulford, Uhl, Hughes, Bergh, Lewis, Levingston,

Cookinham, Forman, Smith) [photo] 1915-16 2 28-44

Adriance, James (obit) 1918 4 45

Adriance (B) 1946 31 98-99

Alger (G) 1954 39 35

Allen (B) 2011 90 45-46

Alsteyn (G) 1954 39 36

Ames (G) 1915-16 2 37-38

Armstrong (B) (G) 2011 90 44-45

Arnold, Charles Nathan (obit) 1916-18 3 30-31

Asher (B) 1950 35 72-74

Bain, Horatio N. (obit) [photo] 1916-18 3 29-30

Baker (B) 1962 47 64-66

Bard (G) 1928 13 26-29

Bard (G) 1936 21 68-72

Bard (G) 1939 24 79-83

Bard (G) 2011 90 55-57

Barlow (B) 1953 38 74-76

Bayley (B) 1952 37 85-87

Beck (G) 2011 90 5-6

Beekman (G) [photo] [illus] [maps] 2011 90 141-157

Benton (G) 1972 57 40-44

Bergh (G) 1915-16 2 41-42

Billings (G) 1940 25 30-35

Boltz/Pultz (B) 1961 46 94-96

Bowdoin (G) 2009 88 173-176

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Year Vol. Pages Bowne (G) [photo] [illus] [maps] 2011 90 145-157

Brett, Madam (G) 1927 12 32-33

Brevoort (B) 1950 35 75

Brown, Heerman (G) 1924 9 54-55

Buck (G) 1973 58 63-65

Carmen (G) [photo] [illus] [maps] 2011 90 145-157

Chatterton (B) 1946 31 100-101

Collins (B) [photo] 1947 32 105-106

Comstock (G) 1948 33 83-86

Concklin (G) 2012 91 3-10, 179

Cookinham (G) 1915-16 2 42-43

(B) 1961 46 94-96

Cornel, Jan (B) 1944 29 87

Cornel, Pieter (B) 1946 31 99

Crannell, Bartholomew (G) 1922 7 39-50

Crannell, Bartholomew (B) 1952 37 85

Crannell, Trintie (G) 1938 23 72-73

Crooke, Charles (G) 1933 18 63

Cruger (B) 2011 90 46-47

Cunneen (G) 1969 54 55-61

Davis (B) 1954 39 68

Davis (B) [illus] 2011 90 52-54

Dean (B) 1955 40 66-67

Dean, Robert E. (obit) 1918 4 45

DeGroff (B) 1965 50 51

DeRiemer (G) [photo] 1930 15 28-29

DeRiemer (B) 1959 44 74-75

DeWitt (G) [photo] 1915-16 2 34-36

Donaldson (G) 2009 88 164

Donaldson (G) [photos] [illus] 2011 90 47-55

Dorland (B) 1948 33 107

Downing (B) [illus] 2011 90 52-54

DuBois (G) 1935 20 71-85

DuBois (B) 1944 29 91-92

DuMond, Edward B. (obit) 1916-18 3 31

Dutcher (B) [photos] 2011 90 32-32

Emigh, Nicholas (G) [photo (p. 38)] 1930 15 28

Emott, James (G) 1940 25 36-40

Escher (see Asher)

Filkin (G) 1940 25 65-69

Flagler (Flegler) (G) 1972 57 128-135

Flagler (Flegler) (G) 1978 63 103-109

Forman (G) 1915-16 2 43-44

Forbus (B) (G) 1959 44 63-74

Fort (G) 1929 14 35-36

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Year Vol. Pages Freer (G) 1978 63 39-65

Gay (B) 1965 50 50

Griffith (B) 1945 30 90

Grinnell (G) 2009 88 166-167

Hackett (G) 1969 54 55-61

Haight, Elsea (B) (G)

(names in Hart’s Village, Town of Washington) 1958 43 52-59

Hall, Asahel (G) 1958 43 59

Ham, Frederick (G) [photo ff. p. 40] 1930 15 28

Harris (G) 1965 50 26-27

Hart (G) 1943 28 72-74

Hart, Philip (G) 1935 20 22-25

Haviland (B) 1955 40 66

Heermance, Martin (obit) 1916-18 3 29

Hosack (G) 1939 24 84-86

Howland, William (G) 1954 39 35

Howland (G) 2009 88 166

Hoyt (G) 2009 88 44

Hughes (G) 1915-16 2 41

Huson (B) 1944 29 89

Husted (B) 1952 37 87

Husted (G) 1965 50 26-27

Hutchins (B) 1951 36 85-86

James, John Barber (G) 1932 17 37-41

Johnston (Johnstone) (G) 1930 15 20-21

(B) 2011 90 45-46

Kalloch (G) 2001-02 83 86-90

Kelly (B) 1945 30 90

Kip (G) 2009 88 183-184

Lambert (B) 1961 46 96

Lassen (G) 1982 67 101-106

Lassen (G) 2009 88 160-162

Lenox (G) [illus] 2009 88 162-164

LeRoy (G) [see “The LeRoy Mills”] 1918 4 33

LeRoy (G) 1927 12 41-48

Levingston (G) 1915-16 2 42

Lewis (G) 1915-16 2 42

Lewis (B) 1944 29 93

Lewis, Morgan (G) 1928 13 31-32

Livingston, Henry Jr., Major, Judge (G) [(1748-1828);

“’Twas the Night Before Christmas” – p. 45]

[photos] [illus] 1919 5 30-46

Livingston (G) [Robert R. & Margaret Beekman had

10 children] 1925 10 13-17

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Year Vol. Pages Livingston (G) [Chancellor (1746-1813); daughter Margaret

m. Robert L. Livingston] 1936 21 81-89

Livingston (B)(G) [Gilbert (1743-1806); eldest son of

Henry Livingston (1714-1799); his daughter m.

Smith Thompson] 1940 25 27-28

Livingston (G) [family of Robert (1708-1790)] 1941 26 23-41

Livingston (B) [children of Gilbert & Cornelia Beekman] 1942 27 71-73

Livingston, James (G) [(1728-1790), son of Gilbert &

Cornelia Beekman] 1943 28 67-76

Livingston, Janet (G) 1923 8 ff. p. 10

(G) [widow of General Richard

Montgomery] 1930 15 45-76

Lossing (G) 1946 31 53-54

Lossing (G) [photo] 1973 58 59-63

Magill, Mrs. H.N.W. (obit) 1916-18 3 29

Martense (B) 1946 31 99

Martin (B) 1945 30 89

McSweeney (G) 2012 91 65-68, 181

Modjeski (G) [photo] 2009 88 135-140

Montgomery, Janet Livingston (G) 1923 8 ff. p. 10

(G) 1930 15 45-76

Morse (B) [illus] 2011 90 171-189

Mory (B) 1944 29 88-90

Mulford (G) 1915-16 2 38-40

Noxon (G) 1946 31 88-89

Noxon (B) 1955 40 66-67

Olin, Stephen & Julia (G) 1955 40 53-65

Parker (G) 1964 49 48-50

Pawling (G) 1915-16 2 28-31,

36-38

Pells (B) 1962 47 66

Peters, Abel (& Clinton Corners residents) (G) 1971 56 53-64

Phillips, Ammi (G) [photos] [illus] 1974 59 76-83

Phinney (G) 1964 49 50-52

Platt, Zephaniah (G) 1944 29 54-55

Polhemus (B) 1964 49 57-58

Pultz (see Boltz)

Ransom (B) 1959 44 75

Rapalje (G) [photos] [illus] 1981 66 172-181

Reade, Mrs. Johnson (G) 1942 27 58-64

Reed (G) 1969 54 31-36

Rickard (G) 1954 39 35

Roosevelt (G) [photos] [illus] 1931 16 58-69

Roosevelt (B) 2011 90 191-192

Russell (G) 1915-16 2 38

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Year Vol. Pages Rutsen (G) [photo] [illus] [maps] 2011 90 141-157

Rynders (B) 1946 31 100

Sackett (G) 1940 25 51-55

Sands (G) [photo] [illus] [maps] 2011 90 143-157

Schenk (G) 1965 50 36-38

Schenk (G) 1976-77 61/62 75

Schryver (G) 1946 31 90-91

Scott (B) 1947 32 107

Secor (B) 1945 30 89

Sheafe (G) 2009 88 162-164

Shepherd (B) 1945 30 88

Simmons (B) 1950 35 75

Smiley twins (G) 1978 63 43-44

Smith (G) 1915-16 2 44

Smith, Melanchthon (B) (G) 1925 10 39-48

Staats (G) 1915-16 2 30-34

Stevens (B) 2011 90 46-47

Stoutenburgh (G) 1935 20 47-50

Swartwout (G) [photo] 1928 13 69-71

Swartwout (B) 1945 30 89

Tallmadge (G) 1960 45 39-44

Tappen (B) 1952 37 82-84

Ter Bush (B) 1944 29 93

Thompson, Smith (B) (Livingston records) (G) 1940 25 26-29

Thorn (G) 1943 28 83-87

Thorn (G) 1958 43 52-58

Traver (G) 1941 26 45-48

Traver, Zachariah (B) 1948 33 107

Uhl (G) 1915-16 2 40

(B) 1945 30 88

Underhill (G) 1967 52 79-90

Van Anden (B) 1965 50 50

Van Cortlandt (B) 1942 27 71-73

Van Der Burgh (G) 1930 15 36-44

Van Kleeck (G) 1943 28 68-72

Van Kleeck, Frank (obit) [photo] 1916-18 3 30

Van Vliet (G) 2003-04 84 6-7

Vassar (B) (G) 1976-77 61/62 42-46

Vassar (G) 1991 76 58-69

Velie (B) 1965 50 51-52

Verplanck (G) 2012 91 117-133

Wager, Ambrose Lee (obit) 1916-18 3 31

Warner (G) 2011 90 124-125

Wilson (B) 1951 36 87

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Year Vol. Pages Wing Family (G) 1969 54 29-30

(G) [photo] [illus] 2011 90 84-87

Woodin (G) 1940 25 38-39

Woodworth (G) 2011 90 132-133

2012 91 99-100

Zabriskie, Andrew C. (obit) [photo] 1916-18 3 31

(G) 2011 90 57

Customers of Salt Point General Store & patients of

Dr. Pearsall, 1848-1849 1944 29 40-43

Heads of Families – Oblong Meeting, 1761 1944 29 63

Titusville Road (Cornel, DeGraff, Delamater, Thorne,

Rothenburg, Titus, Van Kleeck, etc.) 1949 34 24-37

The Store Account Books of H. Schenk, 1763-1768

(1200+ names) 1965 50 36-49

500 Patients of Dr. Steven Thorn, 1775-1795 1978 63 85-102

Records of Marriages, Dutchess County, 1763-1797 1990 75 19-27

Biography The following is an alphabetical listing of the biographies which appear in the

articles below under the headings “Biography” and “Biography – Revolutionary Era.”

Name and Year Allen, Elizabeth; 1979, 1980

Alley, Mary Lucy Ham; 1999-2000 [photo]

Anderson, Julia Hill; 2010 (p. 120)

Armstrong, John; 1945 (pp.71-74), 1981 (pp. 47-48)

Bailey, Theodorus; 1981 (p. 52)

Bard Family; 1936

Bard, Dr. John; 1955, 1971

Bard, Dr. Samuel; 1971 [illus]

Bard, William; 1955

Barksdale, Susan (Sudie); 2010 (pp.120-121)

Barnard, Joseph; 1943

Barnum, Captain H.L.; 2005-06

Bartlett, Edward O.; 2010 (pp. 1-17)

Beardsley, Rev. John; 1991 [photo]

Bech, Edvard; 1991 [photo] [illus]

Beck, Charles F., Sr.; 2012 (pp. 149-168, p. 179) [photos]

Benson, Egbert; 1981 (pp. 50-52) [illus]

Bentons of Amenia; 1972

Billings, Major Andrew; 1940 [illus]

Billings, Josh; 1949

Bissell, George; 1941

Bissell, William; 1972 (p. 47)

Bolding, John; 1935

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Name and Year Brett, Catharyna; 1992 [photos] [illus]

Calhoun, Gilbert; 2010 (pp. 80-86) [photos]

Chanler Brothers; 1981 (p. 61)

Charruaud, John; 1934

Clinton, George; 1928 (pp. 42-44), 1939, 1981 (pp. 48-49)

Coffin, Alexander; 1943

Colonial Women; 1966

Cordaro, Frank; 2010 (pp. 181-198) [photos]

Crannell, Bartholomew; 1922 (pp. 37-79) [maps], 1925 (p. 52), 1927 (p. 37), 1934

(pp. 38-39, 41, 44), 1938 (p. 57), 1952 (pp. 17, 58, 85), 1979 (p. 28), 1982

(pp. 42, 43), 1986 (pp. 58, 59), 1987 (p. 44), 1991 (pp. 21, 34), 2005-06 (p. 20)

Crannell, Elizabeth; 1928 (pp. 45-50), 1952 [illus]

Crannell, Trintie; 1938

Cunneen Family; 1979

Davids, George W. Jr.; 2010 (pp. 66-71)

Davis, Andrew Jackson; 1947 [illus], 2012 (pp. 33-35)

Dean, Julia; 1974

De Labigarre, Peter; 1929 [photo] [map], 1972 (pp. 64-66)

DeRiemer, Peter; 1968 [illus]

d’Este, Mary Beatrice (Dutchess of York); 1922 (pp.34-36) [illus]

De Veaux; 1936

Dewey, Thomas E.; 1981 (pp. 61-63) [photo]

Dobbs, William Henry; 1981 [illus]

Downing, Andrew Jackson; 1990 [illus]

Drake, Lillian Husband; 2010 (pp. 127-128)

DuBois, Captain Henry; 1935

DuBois, Colonel Lewis; 1935

Duke of York; 1922 (pp. 35-36)

Dutchess of York; 1922 (pp. 34-36) [illus]

Eastman, Harvey; 1971, 1978, 1981 (p.59) [photo]

Edwards, Dorothy; 2010 (pp. 130-131)

Emott, James; 1940, 1981 (p. 52)

Flagler Family; 1972 (p.76, pp.128-135) [photo], 1973 (pp.40-49),

1974 (pp. 30-38) [photo], 1975 (pp.70-78) [photo], 1976-77 (pp.78-89) [illus],

1978 (pp. 72-79, 103-109), 1979 (pp.65-71) [photos]; 1980 (pp.97-111)

Forbus, John; 1959

Ford, Gertrude H.; 1991 [photos] [illus]

Forrestal, James; 1976-77 (pp. 60-62) [photo], 1981 (p.63) [photo]

Fowler, Orson; 1948 [illus], 1949

Garrettson, Rev. Freeborn; 1945 (p. 68)

Guernsey, Raymond G.; 1942

Hackett Family; 1979

Haight, Elsea; 1958

Hall, Benjamin J.; 2012 [photos] [illus]

Hancock, Robert H.; 2010 (p. 124)

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Name and Year Hay, Udny; 1922 (p. 58), 1925 [photo] [illus], 1927 (p. 37)

Hoffman Family; 1936

Horton, Levi Daniel; 2010 (pp. 124-126)

Hughes, James A.; 2010 (pp.103-108)

Jay, John; 1924 [illus]

Jeanneny, Mary Lou; 1999-2000 [photo]

Kent, James; 1923 (pp. 21-28), 1981 (pp. 49-51) [illus], 1987 (pp. 56-75) [illus]

Kimball, Grace; 1999-2000 [photo]

Kinkead Family; 2010 (pp. 26-39) [photos]

Kip, Hendrick; 1947

Knox, Major Henry; 1967

Lafayette, Marquis de; 1925 (pp. 30-33), 1954

Lassen Family; 1982

Lewis, Morgan; 1928 (pp. 31-39) [photo], 1945 (pp. 68-70), 1981 (pp. 54-55) [illus]

Linich, Billy; 2010 (pp. 134-164) [photos]

Livingston Family; 1928 (pp. 45-46, 50), 1930 (pp. 45-76), 1941 (pp. 19-22),

1945 (pp. 54-74), 1980 [illus]

Livingston, Chancellor; 1945 (pp. 57-59)

Livingston, Edward; 1945 (pp. 63-64)

Livingston, Gilbert; 1928 (p.50), 1981 (p. 47)

Livingston, Henry (1714-1799); 1919 (p. 30), 1921 (pp. 26-61), 1938 [photos], 1981

(p. 48)

Livingston, Henry Jr.; 1919 (pp. 30-46) [photos] [illus], 1942 [illus]

Livingston, Col. Henry Beekman; 1945 (pp. 59-62)

Livingston, James; 1943

Livingston, Janet H.; 1930 (pp. 45-76), 1945 (pp. 64-67)

Livingston, John R.; 1945 (pp. 62-63)

Livingston, Peter; 1945 (pp.70-71), 1981 (p. 48)

Livingston, Judge Robert R.; 1945 (pp. 54-56), 1981 (p. 46)

Loedy, Ed; 2010 (pp. 165-180) [photos] [illus]

Lossing, Benson; 1945, 1966 (pp. 50-57), 1973 [photos]

Lossing, Thomas; 1946 (pp. 53-78), 1947 (pp. 63-82)

Ludington, Col. Henry; 1945

Ludington, Sybil; 1945, 1983 [photos]

Lyman, Hannah; 2010 (pp. 18-25) [photos]

MacCracken, Dr. Henry Noble; 1970 [photo]

Magill, Cecelia Bostic; 2010 (pp.126-127) [photo]

McSweeney, Fr. Patrick; 2012 (pp.65-68,181)

Mills, Ogden Livingston; 1981 (pp. 56-57)

Mitchell, Maria; 1999-2000 [photo]

Montgomery, Janet H.; 1930 (pp. 45-76), 1945 (pp. 64-67)

Montgomery, Richard; 1945 (pp. 64-67)

Morgenthau, Henry Jr.; 1981 (pp. 62-63) [photo]

Morse, Samuel F.B.; 1932

Morton, Levi P.; 1981 (p. 56)

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Name and Year Name, Billy; 2010 (pp. 134-164) [photos]

Nimham, Chief Daniel; 1938

Oakley, Thomas Jackson; 1981 (p. 52)

Olin, Stephen & Julia; 1955

Osborn, Cornelius; 1991 [illus]

Palen, Joshua; 1972

Patrice, Walter; 2010 (pp. 121-123) [photos]

Paulding, James Kirke; 1981 (p. 54) [illus], (p. 56)

Payne, Bessie Harden; 1999-2000 [photo]

Pearsall, Dr. Gilbert; 1944

Platt, Edmund; 1987 [photo]

Platt, Zephaniah; 1944

Poucher, Dr. J. Wilson; 1948 [photo], 1979 (pp. 30-37) [photo], 2010 (pp. 54-65)

[photos] [illus]

Pray, Hamilton; 1990 [illus]

Prendergast, Mehitable Wing; 1944 (p. 61), 1972 (pp. 48-54)

Prendergast, William; 1944 (p. 61), 1972 (pp. 48-54), 1981 (p. 49)

Rapalje Family; 1981 [photos] [illus]

Rěs, Father George; 1986 (pp. 39-43) [photo]

Reynolds, Helen W.; 1943 [photo], 1968, 1979 (pp. 30-37) [photo], 1983 [photos],

1993 [photos] [illus]

Ricketson, Shadrach; 1972

Roosevelt Family; 1931 (pp. 58-69) [photos] [illus], 1983 (pp. 4-15) [photos] [illus]

Roosevelt, Ellen; 1958 (pp. 35-43)

Roosevelt, Franklin; 1931 (pp. 58-69) [photos] [illus], 1981 (pp. 59-61) [photo],

1982 [photo], 1983 [photos] [illus]

Ruggles, Mrs. Charles (Mary Crooke Broome) 1924 (pp. 51-53) [photo]

Sackett, Capt. Richard; 1940

Sargent, Henry Winthrop; 1937 (pp. 19-20, 36-70)

Schuyler, Philip; 1929 [photo]

Sketchley, James; 1954

Slater, Pauline Reichert; 1999-2000 [photos]

Smillie, James; 1941 [illus]

Smillie, James D.; 1941 [illus]

Smith Brothers; 1947

Smith, Capt. Israel; 1926

Smith, Melancton; 1925, 1981 (p. 44) [photo], (pp. 46-47)

Spencer, Platt R.; 1962 (pp. 54-61)

Spencer, Reuben; 2003-04 [illus]

Stewart, Audrey Myrick; 2010 (pp.131-133)

Stuart, James (Duke of York); 1922 (pp. 135-136)

Swartwout, Gen. Jacobus; 1928 (pp. 42-44, 67-71) [photo], 1966 [illus], 1967 (pp. 22-27)

[illus]

Tallmadge, James; 1960, 1961, 1981 (p. 56)

Tallmadge, Nathaniel P.; 1981 (p. 59)

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Name and Year Tappen, Dr. Peter; 1928 (pp. 44-45, 48-49), 1934, 1952

Thompson, Smith; 1940, 1981 (p. 55)

Thorn, Jonathon; 1943 [illus], 1976-77

Thorn, Dr. Stephen; 1978 (pp. 78-102) [photos]

Tillotson, Dr. Thomas; 1945 (pp. 67-68)

Van Bunschoten, Maj. Elias; 1936

Van Der Burgh, Col. James; 1930 [photo]

Van Kleeck Family; 1943 (p. 70), 1953

Van Vliet Family; 2003-04 [photos]

Van Vliet, Annatje & Gretchen; 2003-04 [photos]

Van Vliet, George S.; 1949

Van Vliet, George & Mercedes; 2003-04 [photos]

Van Vliet, Helena (Garrison); 2003-04 [photos] [illus]

Van Vliet, Henry & Hannah; 2003-04 [photos]

Van Wyck Family; 1957, 1971 [photo]

Vassar Family; 1991 (pp. 57-69)

Vassar, Matthew; 1961, 1981 (pp. 57-59) [photo], 1990 [illus], 1991

Vassar, Matthew Jr.; 1971

Vassar, William; 1976-77, 1991 (pp. 57-69)

Vaughn, Ethel Green; 2010 (pp. 128-130) [photo]

Vaughton, Susannah; 1981

Vaux, Calvert; 2009 (pp.45-46)

Verplanck, Robert Newlin; 2012 (pp. 117-133) [photos] [illus]

Von Steuben, Baron Friedrich; 1926, 1946

Weissenfels, Col. Frederick; 1942

Whittaker, Rev. Mr. William; 1970

Wing Family; 1969

Woodworth, William; 2011, 2012

Worden, Admiral John; 1943

Biography

Title Year Vol. Pages Henry Livingston (Jr.) (Major and Judge)[photos] [illus]

(“ ’Twas the Night before Christmas,” p. 45) 1919 5 30-46

“The Dutchess’s County” (background material on

Mary Beatrice d’Este, wife of James Stuart,

Duke of York) [illus] 1922 7 34-36

James Kent, Sometime of Dutchess County

(Chancellor Kent) [map] 1923 8 21-28

A Lady of the Victorian Era (Mrs. Charles H. Ruggles)

[photo] 1924 9 51-53

Baron Steuben 1926 11 38-41

Madam Brett’s Discarded Will [illus] 1927 12 32-33

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Title Year Vol. Pages Morgan Lewis [photo] 1928 13 31-32

In Regard to Fugitive Documents 1928 13 41-50

General Jacobus Swartwout [photo] 1928 13 67-71

Philip J. Schuyler of Rhinebeck (1768-1835) [photo] 1929 14 37-44

Peter De Labigarre and the Founding of Tivoli

[photo][map] 1929 14 45-60

Dutchess County Gives the State a Governor (FDR)

[photos] [illus] 1931 16 58-69

The Story of Locust Grove (S.F.B. Morse) [photo] [map] 1932 17 21-28

Samuel F. B. Morse (Locust Grove, Poughkeepsie) 1932 17 29-32

The Scientist and Inventor in Electrical Communications

(S.F.B. Morse) 1932 17 56-65

John Charruaud, Dancing Master (Poughkeepsie,

1812-1866) 1934 19 32-37

John A. Bolding, Fugitive Slave 1935 20 51-55

The Indians; the Hoffmans; Tivoli; and Callendar House 1936 21 21-24

The Bard Family in Dutchess County 1936 21 68-72

Henry Winthrop Sargent and the Early History of

Landscape Gardening and Ornamental

Horticulture in Dutchess County, New York 1937 22 36-70

Monument to Chief Daniel Nimham (last Sachem of the

Wappingers Indians; killed in 1778) 1938 23 24-25

A Group of Important Portraits (Philip Pieterse Schuyler

and his wife; Alida Schuyler Livingston – daughter

of Philip Pieterse; Gilbert Livingston; Cornelia

Beekman Livingston – wife of Gilbert; Hendricus

Beekman and his wife, Joanna Lopers; Wilhelmus

Beekman; Henry Livingston; Hendrick Kip and his

wife) [photos] 1939 24 24-46

Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Birthday of George

Clinton 1939 24 47

George Clinton, First Governor of the State of New York 1939 24 48-51

The One-Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the

Establishment of the Supreme Court of the

United States 1940 25 25

Smith Thompson, Justice of the Supreme Court of the

United States 1940 25 26-29

James Emott and Some of His Dutchess County

Descendants 1940 25 36-40

Captain Richard Sackett 1940 25 51-55

Three Artists: James Smillie, James David Smillie,

George Edwin Bissell [illus ff. pp. 68, 70, 72] 1941 26 68-70

Raymond G. Guernsey, President, Dutchess County

Historical Society 1942 27 11

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Title Year Vol. Pages Editorial Notes on the Writings of Henry Livingston, Jr.

(did he write “’Twas the Night before Christmas”?)

[illus] 1942 27 85-104

Resolution on the Death of Miss Helen Wilkinson Reynolds

[photo] 1943 28 18

Helen Wilkinson Reynolds 1943 28 19-22

Diary of Farming Affairs, Weather Etc. of Alexander

Hamilton Coffin (1851-1862) 1943 28 43-56

Lieutenant Jonathan Thorn, U.S.N. and Some of His

Dutchess County Connections [illus] 1943 28 77-87

Joseph Folger Barnard (1823-1904) (lawyer) 1943 28 88-91

Admiral John Lorimer Worden (1818-1897)

(from Pawling; Captain of the Civil War “Monitor”) 1943 28 92-97

“My Kind Physician” – Dr. Gilbert Titus Pearsall

(1814-1891) (Salt Point) 1944 29 25-32

Some History and Some Traditions of Pawling, New York

(Mehitable Wing Prendergast, p. 61) 1944 29 56-67

Benson John Lossing (1813-1891) 1945 30 83-87

My Heart Goes Home (Thomas Lossing) 1946 31 53-78

Andrew Jackson Davis – The “Poughkeepsie Seer”

(prophet of Spiritualism) [photo] 1947 32 39-62

My Heart Goes Home, Part II (Thomas Lossing) 1947 32 63-82

The Smith Brothers – “Trade” and “Mark” 1947 32 83-87

Resolution on the Death of J. Wilson Poucher, M.D. [photo]1948 33 22

In Memory of John Wilson Poucher, M.D. 1948 33 23-26

“Fowler’s Folly,” and Its Builder (Orson S. Fowler)

[illus] 1948 33 50-82

John Russell Comstock, and His Octagon 1948 33 83-86

George S. Van Vliet – An Appreciation 1949 34 20

Josh Billings (views on women’s rights, pp. 89-90) 1949 34 71-100

More about Orson S. Fowler 1949 34 101-103

“Shaking the Family Tree” (Van Kleeck Family) 1953 38 26-35

Died of a Broken Heart – James D. Sketchley 1954 39 61-67

John Bard, Willie Bard, and the Founding of St. Stephen’s

College 1955 40 43-52

Stephen and Julia Olin 1955 40 53-65

The Van Wyck Papers 1957 42 22-29

The Last of Her Kind: A Victorian Lady in This

Modern Age – Miss Ellen C. Roosevelt

(first cousin of FDR; died 1954) 1958 43 35-43

Elsea Haight’s Book (Hart’s Village) 1958 43 52-59

John Forbus and His Family (hotel owner; died 1827) 1959 44 63-73

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Title Year Vol. Pages The Public Career of James Tallmadge, Part I

(Congressman from Poughkeepsie in 1818-19 who

played a role in the abolition of slavery) 1960 45 39-80

Matthew Vassar, Founder 1961 46 29-47

The Public Career of James Tallmadge, Part II 1961 46 52-93

America Learned to Write (Platt Rogers Spencer,

1800-1864) 1962 47 54-61

The Colonial Dames of Dutchess (gallant women of

Dutchess past and present) 1966 51 19-24

Jacobus Swartwout, Resident of Rombout Precinct [illus] 1966 51 25-31

Education: A Moral Duty – The Views of Benson J. Lossing

on Education as revealed in “The Poughkeepsie

Casket” 1966 51 50-57

Peter DeRiemer, Goldsmith (1738-1814) [illus] 1968 53 43-47

In Memory of Miss Helen Wilkinson Reynolds, 1875-1943 1968 53 73-75

The Ledge Where the Bear Jumped Off 1969 54 29-30

Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken, 1880-1970 [photo] 1970 55 24-31

Harvey G. Eastman, 1832-1878 1971 56 75-77

Dr. John Bard and Dr. Samuel Bard of Hyde Park [illus] 1971 56 97-99

The Van Wyck Family of Dutchess County [photo] 1971 56 102-105

Matthew Vassar, Junior, 1809-1881 1971 56 109-111

Amenia Bentons 1972 57 40-44

William Bissell (neighbor of the Bentons) 1972 57 47

Days of Old Dutchess (William and Mehitabel Prendergast) 1972 57 48-54

Shadrach Ricketson, Quaker Physician 1972 57 119-121

Joshua Palen 1972 57 126-127

The Germanic Origin of the Flagler Family of Dutchess

County [photo] 1972 57 128-135

The Voyage (Flagler Family) 1973 58 40-49

The Seed Is Planted in American Soil (Flagler Family)

[photo] 1974 59 30-38

Julia Dean 1974 59 73-75

Over Hill: Over Dale (Flagler Family) [photo] 1975 60 70-78

Brief Biography [of] William James Vassar (1827-1910) 1976-77 61/62 42-46

A Wandering Preacher (Flagler Family) [illus] 1976-77 61/62 78-89

Jonathon Thorn 1976-77 61/62 90

Our Almost Forgotten Hero – Harvey G. Eastman,

Founder of Eastman Business College 1978 63 66-77

In Search of Collateral Ancestors (The Sixth Chapter of

the Flagler Family) 1978 63 103-109

Historical Society Leaders (Helen W. Reynolds,

J. Wilson Poucher) [photos] 1979 64 30-37

The Flagler Cemetery at Green Haven [photos] 1979 64 64-71

Hacketts and Cunneens, Two Noteworthy Families 1979 64 112-114

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Title Year Vol. Pages Widow Allen, Part I (1710-1734) (Elizabeth Allen; married

Zacharias Flagler) [maps] 1979 64 131-145

Livingston Family Correspondence: 1732-1799 [illus] 1980 65 51-75

Widow Allen, Part II (1734-1750) (early settler, Nine

Partners Patent) 1980 65 97-111

Homegrown Politicians [photos] [illus] 1981 66 44-63

Susannah Vaughton: Caught in the Web of 17th

Century

Politics? 1981 66 76-90

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Dutchess County Farmer

[photo] 1982 67 4-23

The Lassen Family 1659-1982: Dutchess County’s

First Settlers 1982 67 101-106

Helen Wilkinson Reynolds, FDR and Hudson Valley

Architecture [photos] [illus] 1983 68 4-15

Franklin D. Roosevelt: His Development and

Accomplishments as a Local Historian

[photos] [illus] 1983 68 16-39

Father George Rěs (Roesch), Slovenian Priest of a

Mission Church in Poughkeepsie, 1856 [photo] 1986 71 39-43

Edmund Platt, 1865-1939 [photo] 1987 72 4-5

Platt’s History, and Ours 1987 72 6-17

A Young Lawyer’s Trials: Opportunities and Obstacles

in Poughkeepsie, 1780-1800 (James Kent) [illus] 1987 72 56-75

Andrew Jackson Downing and Picturesque Tourism at

Matthew Vassar’s “Springside” [illus] 1990 75 5-14

Hamilton Pray, Inventor of the Horse-Drawn Ice Plow

[illus] 1990 75 15-18

Matthew Vassar, 1792-1868: More Than a Brewer 1991 76 5-13

Why Mr. Beardsley Came to Dutchess County [photo] 1991 76 14-23

The G. H. Ford Tea Company: Monument to a Woman’s

Business Skills [photos] [illus] 1991 76 24-31

Dr. Cornelius Osborn Rediscovered [illus] 1991 76 32-48

Edvard Bech: Citizen of Poughkeepsie, 1851-1873

[photo] [illus] 1991 76 49-56

Vassar Brickmaking in the State of New York 1991 76 57-69

Catharyna Brett: Portrait of a Colonial Businesswoman

[photos] [illus] 1992 77 1-126

Resolution on the Death of Miss Helen Wilkinson Reynolds

[photo] 1993 78 4-5

Helen Wilkinson Reynolds: A Tribute 1993 78 6-8

Helen Wilkinson Reynolds: A Second Look [photo] 1993 78 9-29

Helen Wilkinson Reynolds (1875-1943): A Bibliography

[photo] 1993 78 30-36

Mrs. Slater’s World [photos] 1999-2000 82 5-23

Bessie Harden Payne (1895-1991) [photo] 1999-2000 82 24-28

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Title Year Vol. Pages “Feeding Young Ladies’ Minds from Living Springs” –

Maria Mitchell and Vassar College [photo] 1999-2000 82 29-34

Walking with Grace (Dr. Grace N. Kimball) [photo] 1999-2000 82 40-44

A Woman Who Made a Difference (Mary Lucy Ham Alley)

[photo] 1999-2000 82 45-52

Memorial for Mary Lou Jeanneny [photo] 1999-2000 82 108-109

Samuel J. Kalloch [photo] 2001-02 83 86-90

The Van Vliets in Dutchess County [photos] 2003-04 84 11-21

Henry and Hannah Van Vliet: In Sickness and in Health

[photos] 2003-04 84 22-36

Mr. and Mrs. Van Vliet: George and Mercedes [photos] 2003-04 84 37-54

“Dear Mother”: Helena Garrison Van Vliet [photos] 2003-04 84 55-73

Go East, Young Woman: Helena Van Vliet in China

[photo] [illus] 2003-04 84 74-94

Meeting the Granddaughters – Annatje and Gretchen

[photos] 2003-04 84 95-97

Reuben Spencer – Van Vliet Neighbor and Friend

[photo] [illus] 2003-04 84 98-125

Captain H. L. Barnum: An Enigma 2005-06 85 85-88

Getting to “The Point” – Calvert Vaux (1824-1895) 2009 88 45-52

[photos] [illus]

The Legacy of Maple Grove (Kinkead family) [photos] 2010 89 26-39

Who Is Dutchess County’s Second-Greatest Inventor?

(William Woodworth) [illus] 2011 90 131-140

The Life and Times of Father Patrick McSweeney [illus] 2012 91 65-68

William Woodworth’s Planer – The Rest of the Story [illus] 2012 91 99-100

Robert Newlin Verplanck: Civil War Hero in Changing

Times (education, pp. 120-123; black soldiers,

p. 123) [photos] [illus] 2012 91 117-133


1887-1962 [photos] 2012 91 149-168

A Farmer’s Almanac: The Journal of Benjamin J. Hall

[photos] [illus] 2012 91 169-176

Biography – Revolutionary Era

Bartholomew Crannell: A Twentieth Century Plea for

Anglo-American Good Will [maps] 1922 7 37-79

Copy of a Letter from Richard Montgomery to His Wife,

Janet 1923 8 ff. p.10

John Jay [illus] 1924 9 32-36

La Fayette’s Visit in Dutchess County in September, 1824 1925 10 30-33

Melanchthon Smith (delegate to First Provincial Congress,

1775) 1925 10 39-48

Udny Hay [photo] [illus] 1925 10 49-59

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Title Year Vol. Pages Baron Steuben 1926 11 38-41

Captain Israel Smith 1926 11 42-47

General Jacobus Swartwout (Rombout Precinct;

voted against ratification of Federal Constitution

in Poughkeepsie) [photo] 1928 13 67-71

Colonel James Van Der Burgh (1729-1794) 1930 15 36-44

Reminiscences Written by Janet Livingston, Widow of

General Richard Montgomery 1930 15 45-76

Dr. Peter Tappen (1748-1792) 1934 19 38-44

Colonel Lewis DuBois – Captain Henry DuBois 1935 20 71-85

Major Elias Van Bunschoten 1936 21 90-98

Henry Livingston (1714-1799) [photos] 1938 23 39-51

Letter Written by Trintie Van Kleeck Crannell 1938 23 72-73

Major Andrew Billings [photo] 1940 25 30-35

Johnson of the Mohawks, A British Pro-Consul in America

(not in Dutchess County) 1942 27 47-50

Colonel Frederick Weissenfels 1942 27 74-84

James Livingston, and Some of His Descendants 1943 28 67-76

Zephaniah Platt 1944 29 51-55

Judge Robert R. Livingston, His Sons and Sons-in-Law

(1718-1775) 1945 30 54-74

Chancellor Livingston (1746-1813) (Robert R. Livingston,

eldest son of Judge Robert R. Livingston) 1945 30 57-59

Colonel Henry Beekman Livingston (1750-1831) (second

son of Judge Robert R. Livingston) 1945 30 59-62

John R. Livingston (1755-1851) (third son of Judge Robert

R. Livingston) 1945 30 62-63

Edward Livingston (1764-1836) (youngest child of Judge

Robert R. Livingston) 1945 30 63-64

General Richard Montgomery (1738-1775) (married

Janet, daughter of Judge Robert R. Livingston) 1945 30 64-67

Doctor Thomas Tillotson (1751-1832) (married Margaret,

daughter of Judge Robert R. Livingston) 1945 30 67-68

The Reverend Freeborn Garrettson (1752-1827) (married

Catharine, daughter of Judge Robert R. Livingston) 1945 30 68

Governor Morgan Lewis (1754-1844) (married Gertrude,


Peter Robert Livingston (1766-1847) (married Joanna,


General John Armstrong (1758-1843) (married Alida,


Colonel Henry Ludington and His Daughter Sybil

(note: Sybil Ludington’s famous ride) 1945 30 75-82

Baron Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben (1730-1794) [illus] 1946 31 36-39

The House of Hendrick Kip 1947 32 29-30

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Title Year Vol. Pages Elizabeth Crannell, Wife of Dr. Peter Tappen [illus] 1952 37 58-81

La Fayette’s Visit, September 16, 1824 1954 39 38-55

Major General Henry Knox (Commander, West Point) 1967 52 49-56

Benson Lossing – Patriot 1973 58 58-69

The Two-Shilling Doctor: A Legend and an Account Book

(Dr. Stephen Thorn, 1737-1795) [photos] 1978 63 78-102

Sybil Ludington: Heroine of the Revolution [photos] 1983 68 120-127


Dr. Cornelius Osborn Rediscovered [illus] 1991 76 32-48

Bridges and Mills

Brinckerhoff Mill [photo] 1916-18 3 21-22

The Old Mills of Beacon – Dutchess County 1916-18 3 24-25

Mills in the Town of Pleasant Valley, Dutchess County,

N.Y. [photo] 1916-18 3 26-28

Mills in Salt Point and Amenia (including the LeRoy Mills

and “Old Mill” at Salt Point) [photos] 1918 4 32-39

Chelsea and Its Mill [photo] [illus] [map] 1919 5 25-29

Paper Read at Troutbeck (Amenia) 1927 12 26-27

Our Old Covered Bridges [photos] 1932 17 66-69

The Mill-Site by the Bridge at Pleasant Valley and the

Visit There of Mrs. Clinton (1777) [photos] 1932 17 70-79

More about Old Bridges and Related Things (mills;

especially over Wappingers Creek) 1933 18 37-40

The Covered Bridge at Wappingers Falls, 1819-1851 [illus]1934 19 21-22

The Mill on the Sprout and the Farmers’ Landing Road 1936 21 74-77

The Mills on the Crum Elbow Creek 1939 24 88-90

Hibernia Mills , Town of Clinton, Dutchess County 1940 25 70-76

Titusville Road (mills) 1949 34 24-37

The Crum Elbow Creek, Its Mills and Dams [photos] 1949 34 38-68

The 18th

Century Home and Mill of

Colonel Derick Brinckerhoff 1967 52 28-34

The Schenk Mill and Store at Pleasant Valley, 1763-1770 1976-77 61/62 69-77

The Grist Mill at Pleasant Plains 1978 63 28

Pleasant Plains & Frost Mills Notes Added 1978 63 29

The Cook Mills a Century Old 1979 64 90-91

The Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge: An Informal History

[photos] [illus] 1985 70 65-71

Ralph Modjeski and the FDR Bridge [photos] [illus] 2009 88 135-145

Bridge of Dreams [photos] [illus] 2010 89 165-180

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Businesses (see also under “Bridges and Mills;” “Poughkeepsie;” “Towns”)

Title Year Vol. Pages The Old Red Tavern (Upper Red Hook) [photo] 1918 4 21-27

William Terry, Silversmith and Clock Maker 1922 7 19

Daguerreotypes and Photographs: Discovery of

Processes and Commercial Introduction in

Dutchess County 1931 16 34-38

Poughkeepsie’s First Bank, a Branch of the Bank of the

Manhattan Company of New York Opened in 1809

and Closed in 1819 1931 16 49-57

From Stephen Hendrickson’s Inn of 1777 to the Nelson

House of 1934 1934 19 45-60

Appendix II: Early Dutchess County Nurseries 1937 22 66-68

Francis Filkin’s Book: A Key to Part of Its Contents

(Account Book of a Country Storekeeper in the

18th

Century at Poughkeepsie; merchandise of

1736-1746) 1938 23 52-71

De Cantillon’s Landing 1940 25 77-85

The Town of Clinton (farmers as bankers, pp. 59-60) 1941 26 42-61

The Caire Pottery at Poughkeepsie [photo] 1941 26 73-77

The General Store at Salt Point, 1848-1849 1944 29 33-43

The Carrier’s Address – A New Year’s Greeting

(newspapers) [illus] 1944 29 44-50

The Silversmiths of Poughkeepsie (1761) [illus] 1945 30 23-41

The Smith Brothers – “Trade” and “Mark” 1947 32 83-87

Mizzen Top Days (hotel) 1947 32 88-91

Early Hotels of Hyde Park Village [illus] 1948 33 87-101

A New Manufactory of Common and Yellow Ware 1954 39 55

The Whaling Industry in Poughkeepsie, 1830-1845 1956 41 22-40

The Store Account Books of Hendrick Schenk, Fishkill

Landing, Dutchess County, New York, 1763-1768 1965 50 36-49

Peter De Riemer, Goldsmith [photos] 1968 53 43-47

Early American Glass 1968 53 48-54

Wappinger Savings Bank 1869-1969 1969 54 37-38

Luckey, Platt and Company: 100 Years of Service 1969 54 39-42

Lane Brothers – Steam Automobiles and Hardware

[illus] 1970 55 45-54

Charcoal (fuel for blast furnaces) 1972 57 56-57

Blacksmith Shop [illus] 1972 57 84-85

Evolution of the Fallkill National Bank from 1910 1973 58 87-91

Reminiscences of Old Time Blacksmithing 1979 64 87-89

Attempts at Mining in Pleasant Valley 1979 64 127-130

The New American Landscape: An Analysis of

Poughkeepsie Iron Works (Bech’s Furnace)

[photo] [illus] 1982 67 70-81

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Title Year Vol. Pages Nineteenth Century Manufacturing Enterprise in Dutchess

County [illus] 1983 68 55-73

Disposable Blades: Poughkeepsie Style [illus] 1985 70 20-23

Images of IBM [[photos] [illus] 1989 74 15-24

Hamilton Pray, Inventor of the Horse-Drawn Ice Plow

[illus] 1990 75 15-18

The G.H. Ford Tea Company: Monument to a Woman’s

Business Skills [photos] [illus] 1991 76 24-31

Edward Bech, Citizen of Poughkeepsie, 1851-1873

(iron industry) [photo] [illus] 1991 76 49-56

Vassar Brickmaking in the State of New York 1991 76 57-69

The Val-Kill Industries of Hyde Park [photos] 1997-98 81 66-93

Two Hundred Years of the Full Moon Lodge 2005-06 85 55-57

Back from the Dead: Pleasant Valley’s Old Mill Store 2005-06 85 99-106

Whalers of the Hudson 2009 88 28-42

Commercial Fishing in Dutchess County 2009 88 103-134

Telling the News: An Editor’s Story [photos] 2010 89 66-71

There Was Bustle But No Hustle

(Luckey Platt department store) [photos] [illus] 2010 89 88-93

They’re Just “Boys” at Vassar [photos] 2010 89 109-117

The Art of Pastry: Frank Cordaro’s La Deliziosa [photos] 2010 89 181-198

Charles Warner: A Newly Discovered Cabinetmaker from

Poughkeepsie [photos] 2011 90 117-130


(William Woodworth) [illus] 2011 90 131-140

William Woodworth’s Planer – The Rest of the Story [illus] 2012 91 99-100

The Patent and Its Politics: 1828-1856 (William

Woodworth’s planer) [photo] [illus] 2012 91 101-116


1887-1962 [photos] 2012 91 149-168

Cemeteries and Burial Grounds

Brinckerhoff and DuBois Gravestone 1914-15 1 15-16

The Burial Ground – Fishkill 1916-18 3 19

Quaker Burial Ground, Quaker Hill; Wing Burial Ground;

Pawling Cemetery 1921 6 13-15, 18

Nine Partners Burial Ground 1922 7 17

A Forgotten Church (Lutheran Church, Beekman) 1924 9 48-50

Dedication of Monument, Chambly, P.Q.

(Province of Quebec) 1925 10 18-22

Dedication of the Memorial Gates, Rhinebeck, N.Y. 1926 11 18-20

Monument to Chief Daniel Nimham 1938 23 24-25

Fishkill and Some of Its Historic Spots

(Rombout Cemetery Association) 1947 32 28

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Title Year Vol. Pages Trinity Church, Fishkill (graveyard) 1947 32 32

The Cemetery at Pink’s Corners 1955 40 28

Trinity Church, Fishkill [photo] 1967 52 35-43

Frear Family Burial Ground 1978 63 50-65

Gravestone of Dr. Stephen Thorne [photo] 1978 63 84

The Flagler Cemetery at Green Haven [photos] 1979 64 64-71

Old Gravestones of the Town of Beekman [photo] 1980 65 29-33

Local Burial Places of Prominent Dutchess County

Residents [photos] [illus] 1983 68 101-119


Residents [photos] 1984 69 98-114

Civil Administration

Meeting of the Dutchess County Historical Society Held at

the Nelson House (discussion of the Dutchess

County seal) 1919 5 11-15

Marriages at Pawling 1785-1801 1926 11 35-37

The Organization of a Court of Common Pleas in


Assessment Roll for Dutchess County, September 27, 1714 1927 12 39-40

Travelled Documents Presented to the Dutchess County

Historical Society by the President of the United

States (1760 and 1766; Dutchess County documents,

Justices of the Peace, Sheriffs, Constables, etc.) 1935 20 86-87

The Court House of Dutchess County – First, Second,

Third, and Fourth Buildings, 1717-1810

(from contemporary records) [photo] 1938 23 74-98

The Beginnings of Civil Administration in Dutchess County

(Justices of the Peace, Board of Supervisors, etc.) 1939 24 58-68

The Courthouse of Dutchess County, 1809-1901 [photos] 1939 24 69-74




The Beginnings of Civil Administration in Dutchess County,

cont’d 1940 25 41-42

Peter A. Schryver, Justice of the Peace, and His Records

(1800s) 1946 31 90-97

Punishment in Other Days 1957 42 30-38

Speed Laws and the Sanitary Code in 1866 1958 43 44-47

A Copy of an Affidavit of the Actions and Behaviour of

Thomas Vorce since the Year AD 1758 June 1971 56 94-96

Records of Marriages 1763-1797 1990 75 19-27

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Title Year Vol. Pages Early Social Welfare in Dutchess County, Including the

Poorhouse System 1994 79 4-14

The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 1994 79 15-21

Civil War

A Draft-Wheel of the Civil War [illus] 1936 21 73

Surplus Property 1945 30 74

The Sanitary Fair (1864 – for the benefit of wounded

soldiers) 1947 32 96-104

The 150th

Dutchess County Regiment in the Civil War

[illus] 1980 65 83-96

Dutchess County’s Role in the Civil War: Enrollments,

Enlistments, Bounties, and the Draft [photo] 1981 66 64-75

Dutchess Countians Go to War: The 150th

New York

State Volunteer Infantry Regiment, August 1862-

May 1863 [photos] 1981 66 146-171

The Civil War Comes to Dutchess County [photo] [illus] 1982 67 110-119

Marching with Sherman: Dutchess County’s 150th

Regiment [photos] [illus] 2010 89 1-17



p. 123) [photos] [illus] 2012 91 117-133

Country Seats, Homesteads, and Other Houses

Brick House Farm (Newcomb Family, Pleasant Valley)

[photos – ff. p.18, p.20] 1914-15 1 18-21

The Jan Pier Mansion (Rhinebeck) [photo] 1915-16 2 27

Mt. Gulian (Verplanck House) [photo] 1916-18 3 10-11

Teller House (Beacon) [photo] 1916-18 3 11

Kip House (Fishkill) [photo] 1916-18 3 11-12

Wharton House (Van Wyck House) [photo] 1916-18 3 17-18

Brinckerhoff House (Fishkill) [photo] 1916-18 3 21-22

Beekman-Kip-Heermance House, Rhinebeck (other owners:

Van Cortlandt, Livingston, Suckley) [photo] 1918 4 8-11

Talk on Livingston Homes from Clermont to Linwood

(including Montgomery Place, Rokeby, and

Wildercliffe) [photo of Rokeby] 1918 4 15-21

Martin Homestead (Red Hook) [photo] 1918 4 26-27

Maple Hill (Upper Red Hook) [photo on p. 22] 1918 4 27

The LeRoy Mills [photos] 1918 4 32-33

The “Old Mill” at Salt Point [illus] 1918 4 33-36

Remarks of Isaac S. Wheaton at Lithgow 1922 7 22-24

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Title Year Vol. Pages DCHS 5

th Annual Pilgrimage (in Putnam County)

(Hustis House, p. 5; Robinson House, p. 8) [photos] 1923 8 5-8

An Old Colonial House on the Hudson [photo] 1923 8 19-20

Old Brown Homestead in “The Orchard” (Brown,

Hoffman, and Crispell families) [photo] 1924 9 54-57

Udny Hay (owner of Clinton House) [photo] [illus] 1925 10 49-59

Clinton Point, Town of Poughkeepsie

(home of George Clinton) [photos ff. p.36]

[illus] 1926 11 31-34

Photos of the Ruins of Clinton-Tallmadge House at

Clinton Point, Town of Poughkeepsie 1926 11 36

The Glebe House at Poughkeepsie [photo] 1927 12 36-38

Reminiscences of the Lewis Estate at Staatsburgh [photo] 1928 13 33-35

Saving the Glebe House 1928 13 40-41

The Story of Grasmere 1929 14 24-25

Montgomery Place [photos] 1929 14 26-31

An Old Parsonage (Reformed Dutch Church, Hopewell)

[photo] 1929 14 32-34

An Inscription on a Dutchess County Window [photo] 1929 14 35-36

The Story of Blithewood (in Red Hook) 1930 15 19-23

The Story of The Grove (in Rhinebeck) 1930 15 24-26

Notes on the Illustrations in This Year Book (Emigh home

and Ham home) [photos, pp. 38 & 40] 1930 15 28-29

The Story of Locust Grove [photo] [map] 1932 17 21-32

The Stories of Linwood, Wildercliff, and Ellerslie

[photos] [illus] 1932 17 33-55

Country-Seats on Hudson’s River in Dutchess County

(80 listings from 1724-1925) 1935 20 60-70

House of David Van Ness 1936 21 18-20

Callendar House 1936 21 21-24

DeVeaux Park / Almont / Ward Manor 1936 21 24-27

The Story of The Hermitage (Livingston’s home, Columbia

County) 1939 24 30-39

The Story of Teviotdale (Livingston) 1939 24 40-46

The Homestead of the Bronck Family in Greene County,

New York 1940 25 18-24

The Ten Broeck Bouwerie 1941 26 19-22

The Hill (Livingston mansion in Columbia County) 1941 26 23-41

Glenburn 1946 31 29-30

The House of Hendrick Kip 1947 32 29-30

The “White House on the Corner” (Quaker Hill) 1947 32 92-95

“Fowler’s Folly,” and Its Builder (The Octagon House) 1948 33 50-82

[illus]

John Russell Comstock, and His Octagon 1948 33 83-86

The Old Asher House 1950 35 70-71

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Title Year Vol. Pages The Story of Rokeby 1951 36 26-27

The Glebe House and the People Who Lived There 1953 38 58-73

A Visit to Blithewood (Red Hook home of

Gen. John Armstrong) 1955 40 38-42

Bard College and Schuyler House 1962 47 25-31

Schuyler House 1966 51 46

House of Robert Sands 1966 51 46-47

Wildercliff 1966 51 47

Maizefield (Red Hook) 1966 51 47-48

Callendar House 1966 51 48

Montgomery Place 1966 51 49

Notes on the 18th

Century Home and Mill of Colonel Derick

Brinckerhoff (Fishkill area) 1967 52 28-32

Our Salt Box (Underhill family, Millbrook) 1967 52 79-90

Thorndale, a Place of Beauty (Millbrook) 1968 53 35-42

Reminiscences of Cunnett House on Hacket Hill and the

Hackett Family [photo] 1969 54 55-61

Gulian Verplanck House – Beacon, New York [photos] 1972 57 34-39

The Story of Lithgow 1973 58 82-86

Century Farms in Dutchess County as of 1972 [photos] 1973 58 92-124

A Feeling for the Land (Martin / Thorne / Jacoby House

in Milan) 1974 59 39-40

Excavation of the Van Wyck Homestead: A Preliminary

Report 1974 59 84-85

Rhinebeck Area Historic Survey (Livingston family

properties; 16 mile historic district, Rhinebeck

to Red Hook) 1974 59 100-106

Red Hook’s Maizefield in Historic Register 1975 60 98-100

Knickerbacker-Kilmer Homestead 1975 60 116-117

Forrestal Home (Pleasant Valley) [photo] 1976-77 61/62 60-62

Woodlawns – 1787-1975 (Hyde Park; owned by FDR)

[photos] [illus] 1976-77 61/62 63-68

Sixteen-Mile Riverfront Historic District 1979 64 38-43

The Astor Home: Looking Back 1980 65 113-117

The Johannes Jacob Melius House at Mt. Ross [photo] 1980 65 118-122

The Van Wyck/Jay House: Its History and a Structural

Analysis [photos] [illus] 1985 70 24-33

The Theodorus Van Wyck Site: A Ceramic Analysis [illus] 1985 70 34-43

The Fire at the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Its

Aftermath [photos] 1986 71 20-34

St. Margaret’s Home, Red Hook, New York 1993 78 37-45

Silver Ribbon Historic House Tour: A History of Five

Homes and Their Neighborhoods [photos] 1994 79 37-68

A Tour of Sites in the Rombout Patent [illus] 1994 79 69-76

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Title Year Vol. Pages How the D.A.R. Ladies “Saved” the Clinton House –

Twice! 1999-2000 82 35-39

Two Hundred Years of the Full Moon Lodge 2005-06 85 55-57

The Palatine Farmstead at Rhinebeck [photo] [illus] 2005-06 85 67-84

Getting to “The Point” – The L.M. Hoyt House at

Staatsburg [photos] [illus] 2009 88 43-52

The Legacy of Maple Grove (Kinkead family) [photos] 2010 89 26-39

John Burroughs – Neighbor (Slabsides) [photos] 2010 89 72-79

Edgewater 2011 90 55

Hyde Park (the Vanderbilt estate) 2011 90 55-57

Innisfree Garden and the Astonishing Connection between

Two Twentieth-Century American Lumber Heirs

and an Eighth-Century Chinese Painter-Poet

[photos] [illus] 2011 90 3-24

Blithewood: A Biography [photos] [illus] [map] 2011 90 43-64

Cultural Life

Books and Reading in Dutchess County in Early Days with

a Short Account of the City Library of Poughkeepsie1937 22 107-115

A Group of Important Portraits [photos ff. pp. 26, 28, 30,

32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46] 1939 24 24-29

Murals in the Post Offices at Rhinebeck and Hyde Park,


Early American Painting 1942 27 105-109

The Folklorist Looks at the Historians 1943 28 30-33


“Life’s Race Well Run” (poem by Dr. Parker) 1964 49 43-52

Adriance Memorial Library – 125 Years of Service to the

Community 1966 51 63-67

Euterpe: A Musical History of the Mid-Hudson 1969 54 43-49

The Bardavon 1869 Opera House, 1869-1979 [photos]

[illus] 1982 67 120-139

Poughkeepsie’s Musical Heritage (1683-1865) [photo]

[illus] 1983 68 128-152

Mr. Platt Goes to the Collingwood Opera House [photos] 1993 78 46-79

The Sampler and the American Schoolgirl, 18th

and 19th

Century 1994 79 22-36

Changes in Dutchess County’s Art Scene 1995-96 80 34-39

Jerome Deyo’s Poughkeepsie 1995-96 80 40-42

“I began to paint what lay before me.” – Jerome Deyo

on His Paintings [photo] [illus] 1995-96 80 43-47

Do-It-Yourself “ArtTours” of Dutchess County [maps] 1995-96 80 48-74

The Sampler and the American Schoolgirl: The Ann

Beadle Map Sampler 1997-98 81 33-40

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Title Year Vol. Pages Eleanor Roosevelt, Val-Kill, and the American Crafts

Movement 1997-98 81 58-65

Webatuck Crafts Village – Building a Craft-Driven

Community [photo] 1997-98 81 94-101

Sitting Pretty 1997-98 81 102-106

First Dutchess Quilters – Carrying On an American

Tradition 1997-98 81 107-112

Do-It-Yourself Craft Tour of Dutchess County [maps] 1997-98 81 113-129

Designing Women: Embroidery in Dutchess County [illus] 1999-2000 82 89-92

A History of The Juliet Theater [photo] 2005-06 85 1-12

Paramount Memories 2005-06 85 13-17

History of Dress at Vassar College [photos] 2005-06 85 59-66

Poetry in Dutchess County [illus] 2008 87 1-203

Portrait of an Artist and a River [photo] [illus] 2009 88 1-7

The Hudson River and Matthew Vassar: Creating a

College Art Collection [photos] [illus] 2009 88 8-27

Billy Name and the Warhol Era [photos] 2010 89 134-164

The Strange Case of Isaac Mitchell [illus] 2011 90 111-116

Isaac Mitchell’s Three Novellas: A Sampler 2011 90 195-197

Albert and Eliza—A Tale 2011 90 198-202

Melville and Phalez—A Tale 2011 90 203-211

Alonzo and Melissa—A Tale 2011 90 212-218

DCHS Membership Lists

Members of Dutchess County Historical Society 1914 1 28-33

Members of DCHS – September, 1916 1915-16 2 45-51

Members of DCHS 1916-18 3 32-37

Members of DCHS 1918 4 46-51



Obituary (dates of death of DCHS members) 1921 6 69



Membership List, DCHS 1924 9 58-71










Membership List – 1951 1951 36 88-91

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Education

Title Year Vol. Pages

The DeGarmo Institute (Rhinebeck Academy) 1918 4 30-31

Akin Free Library, Quaker Hill 1921 6 11-12

Nine Partners Boarding School 1922 7 17-19

Oakwood Seminary 1922 7 19

The Rev. Dr. Westbrook’s School at Fishkill (1825-1830) 1925 10 34-38

Hopewell School in 1760 1926 11 26-27

School at Brinckerhoff (1780) 1928 13 52

Nine Partners Patent, Nine Partners Meeting and Nine

Partners School (1796-1863, Town of Washington)

[illus] 1935 20 25-40

College Hill – An Account of Poughkeepsie Collegiate

School with Notes on College Hill Park [illus] 1937 22 100-106

Twelve Cannon Street, Poughkeepsie

(Poughkeepsie Female Academy and others) [photo]1950 35 45-63

The Poughkeepsie Collegiate School, 1848-49

(diary of a student) 1951 36 28-57

Died of a Broken Heart – James D. Sketchley

(teacher, Dutchess Academy) 1954 39 61-67

John Bard, Willie Bard and the Founding of St. Stephen’s

College 1955 40 43-52

Matthew Vassar, Founder 1961 46 29-47

Bard College and Schuyler House 1962 47 25-31

America Learned to Write (Platt Rogers Spencer) 1962 47 54-61

Matthew Vassar’s Plan 1963 48 55-58

Education: A Moral Duty (Benson J. Lossing on education)1966 51 50-57

Amenia Female Academy (1865) 1969 54 68-69

The Old Ladies Home – 100 Years of Service (previously

Dutchess County Academy) 1971 56 100-101

School District #1 Town of LaGrange [map] 1972 57 71-84

One-Room School …Set for Historic Hyde Park [photo] 1972 57 86-87

Jacob Willetts’ Early Nineteenth Century Textbooks 1976-77 61/62 51-57

Our Almost Forgotten Hero – Harvey G. Eastman,

Founder of Eastman Business College 1978 63 66-77

Separate Black Education in Dutchess County: Black

Elementary Schools and a Proposed Black College

[illus] 1980 65 4-20

Rev. Dr. Westbrook’s School at Fishkill Revisited [photo] 1980 65 44-50

Union Corners School, District #3 [photos] 1981 66 91-93

The Civil War Comes to Dutchess County (Rev. Pennington,

African-American principal) [photo] [illus] 1982 67 110-119

History of the Poughkeepsie City School District 1985 70 72-80

A History of the Curriculum in the Poughkeepsie City

School District, 1843-1929 1985 70 80-94

31

Title Year Vol. Pages Main Building, Vassar College: A National Historic

Landmark [illus] 1986 71 35-38

A Lasting Ideal in a Changing World: A History of Marist

College [photos] 1989 74 42-65

Stanford Union Free School District #2, 1922-1957 1990 75 40-54

Matthew Vassar, 1792-1868: More Than a Brewer 1991 76 5-13

Once Upon a Time, the Little Red School House [photo] 1999-2000 82 66-82

Dutchess Community College: The 50th

Anniversary

[photos] [illus] 2007-08 86 1-129

Miss Lyman of Vassar College [photos] 2010 89 18-25

“The Poughkeepsie Plan” and Its Impact on American

Catholic Parochial Education [photo] [illus] 2012 91 51-65



p. 123) [photos] [illus] 2012 91 117-133

Ethnic Groups

Address by the Hon. Frank Hasbrouck (New Paltz 1924 9 17-22

Address by Dr. Margaret K. Smith and the 1924 9 22-26

Address by the Hon. Frank Hasbrouck Huguenots) 1924 9 26-27

Our Palatine Ancestors 1936 21 29-37

Again the Palatines 1937 22 87-93

Palatines in Dutchess County 1937 22 94-99

The Rivals for Dutchess (various land grabs through the

years by the Quakers, Palatines, etc.) 1964 49 27-35

Die Pfaltz: A History of the Early Settlers in the Wallkill

Valley (the Huguenots) 1970 55 32-42

The Germanic Origin of the Flagler Family of Dutchess

County [photo] 1972 57 128-135

The Palatines 1973 58 35-39

The Voyage (Palatines – 1710) 1973 58 40-49

The Seed Is Planted in American Soil (Palatines; Flagler

family) [photo] 1974 59 30-38

Beekman’s Irish Connection [photos] [illus] 1981 66 36-43

Dutchess County Palatine Research in Germany [map] 1981 66 140-145

The Famine Irish Arrive in Poughkeepsie – 1850 1984 69 171-183

The Dutch in Colonial Dutchess: Declining Numbers –

Continuing Influence 1985 70 5-19

Ethnic Groups – Blacks

Remarks of Isaac S. Wheaton at Lithgow (slave – p. 23) 1922 7 22-24

Amenia One Hundred Years Ago (Simon LeGrande,

slave – p. 31) 1922 7 24-32

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Title Year Vol. Pages Old Brown Homestead in “The Orchard” (Joe Legg,

slave – p. 55) [photo] 1924 9 54-57

The Growth of Dutchess County in the Eighteenth Century

(racial population statistics) 1926 11 27-29

Captain Israel Smith (his will names Negroes, p. 46) 1926 11 42-47

Madam Brett’s Discarded Will (Negroes, p. 33)

[illus] 1927 12 32-33

Colonel James Van Der Burgh (slaves, pp. 41-43) 1930 15 36-44

John A. Bolding, Fugitive Slave 1935 20 51-55

A Dutchess County Gardener’s Diary, 1829-1866 1937 22 63-66

Francis Filkin’s Book: A Key to Part of Its Contents

(Account Book of a Country Storekeeper in the

18th

Century at Poughkeepsie; slaves, p. 54,

pp. 59-60) 1938 23 52-71

Slaves (a list of slaves in the Hyde Park Patent) 1939 24 87-88

The Town of Clinton (slaves, pp. 50-52) 1941 26 42-61

The Negro in Dutchess County in the Eighteenth Century

(statistics, 1714-1790) 1941 26 89-100

An Account of the Eastern and Southeastern Portions of the

Town of Hyde Park (colored, p. 30) 1942 27 29-46

The Anti-Slavery Movement in Dutchess County, 1835-18501943 28 57-66

The General Store at Salt Point, 1848-1849 (George Hams,

“colord man” – p. 43) 1944 29 33-43

The Public Career of James Tallmadge (Congressman from

Poughkeepsie in 1818-19 who played a role in

the abolition of slavery)

Part I 1960 45 39-80

Part II 1961 46 52-93

Dutchess County Quakers and Slavery, 1750-1830 1970 55 55-60

The Old Plantation 1979 64 92-93

Uncle Tom 1979 64 94-95

Separate Black Education in Dutchess County: Black

Elementary Schools and a Proposed Black College

(illus) 1980 65 4-20

Ante-Bellum Dutchess County’s Struggle Against Slavery

[photo] [illus] 1980 65 34-43

The Civil War Comes to Dutchess County (Rev. Pennington,

African-American principal) [photo] [illus] 1982 67 110-119

The Fading Veneer of Equality: The Afro-American

Experience in Poughkeepsie Between 1840 and

1860 1983 68 83-100

The 1714 Dutchess County Census: Measure of Household

Size ( slaves, pp. 173-174) 1983 68 160-178

Slaveholding on Livingston Manor and Clermont,

1686-1800 [illus] 1984 69 46-69

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Title Year Vol. Pages Invisible People, Untold Stories: A Historical Overview of

the Black Community in Poughkeepsie [photos] 1987 72 76-104

The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 1994 79 15-21

Wise Voices, Plain Speaking: Twentieth Century Griots

[photos] 2010 89 118-133

Samuel Morse’s Philosophy of Christian Slavery [illus] 2011 90 171-189

A Poughkeepsie Lawyer Challenges Samuel Morse on

Slavery 2011 90 219-225



p. 123) [photos] [illus] 2012 91 117-133

Ethnic Groups – Indians

Curious Subterranean Discovery (excerpt from an article

printed in 1787) 1925 10 28-30


Monument to Chief Daniel Nimham (last Sachem of the

Wappingers Indians) 1938 23 24-25

Johnson of the Mohawks: A British Pro-Consul in America


The Indians of Dutchess County and Vicinity 1946 31 40-52

The Moravian Mission to the Indians at Shekomeko 1952 37 35-41

Munsee and Mahican: Indians of Dutchess County [illus] 1983 68 40-54

Sepascots: Native Americans near Rhinebeck’s Hudson

Shore [photo] [illus] [map] 2009 88 53-68

Health

Dr. Osborn – His Book (Cornelius) 1918 4 39-45

The Story of Hyde Park, Its Connection with the Medical

Profession and the Science of Horticulture [photo] 1928 13 26-29

The Medical Profession in Dutchess County 1928 13 29-31

St. Barnabas’ Hospital 1940 25 86-87

Something about Trained Nursing 1940 25 88-94

Physicians and Medicine in Dutchess County in the

Eighteenth Century 1941 26 78-88

The First Trained Nurses in the United States Army 1943 28 98-102

“My Kind Physician” – Dr. Gilbert Titus Pearsall 1944 29 25-32

“Fowler’s Folly,” and Its Builder (phrenology) [illus] 1948 33 50-82

“Life’s Race Well Run” (Dr. Edward H. Parker) 1964 49 43-52

Rules for Patients (Vassar Hospital) 1969 54 52

Shadrach Ricketson, Quaker Physician 1972 57 119-121

The Two-Shilling Doctor: A Legend and an Account Book

(Dr. Stephen Thorn, 1737-1795) [photos] 1978 63 78-102

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Title Year Vol. Pages Dr. J. Wilson Poucher: Medical Pioneer [photos] [illus] 2010 89 54-65

Prowlers, Deliriums, the Pest House Held No Fears

(Vassar Brothers Hospital) [photos] [illus] 2010 89 94-102

James A. Hughes Recalls Early Vassar Hospital [photos] 2010 89 103-108

Hudson River

Vessels at Fishkill during the Revolution 1925 10 25-28

Events on Hudson’s River in 1777 as Recorded by British

Officers in Contemporary Reports

Part I 1935 20 88-105

Part II 1936 21 105-120

Part III – October, 1777 1938 23 34-38

The “Congress” and the “Montgomery”: Continental

Frigates Built at Poughkeepsie in 1776 1936 21 99-104

De Cantillon’s Landing 1940 25 77-85

Ice Yachting on the Hudson River – The Poughkeepsie Ice

Boat Association

Part I [photo] 1951 36 58-80

Part II 1952 37 42-57

Mary Powell: “Queen of the Hudson” 1953 38 36-57

The Whaling Industry in Poughkeepsie (1830-1845) 1956 41 22-40

Our Creative River (the Hudson as a source of inspiration

and influence) 1959 44 54-62

A View of Tidewater Dutchess 1965 50 21-25

As I Remember (early 20th

century Poughkeepsie riverfront

and downtown) [photos] 1967 52 57-70

Old Ways Rediscovered [illus] 1968 53 65-68

Romance of the Hudson River Sloops 1968 53 69-72

The Chains Which Fortified the Hudson River Highlands

during the Revolution [illus] 1975 60 84-97

A Brief Account of Cruger’s Island, Magdalen Island, the

North Bay, and Adjoining Uplands [photos] [maps] 1979 64 72-86

The Big Parade (the Hudson/Fulton celebration, 1909)

[photos] 1979 64 96-111

Two Centuries of Ice Yachting on the Hudson [photos] 2001-02 83 76-83

The Regatta: As I Remember [photos] [illus] 2001-02 83 91-97

Whalers of the Hudson [photos] [illus] 2009 88 28-42

Last Days of the Newburgh-Beacon Ferry [photos] 2009 88 69-75

The Hudson River in Maps [illus] 2009 88 86-102

Ice Yachting: Describing the Ride of a Lifetime [photos] 2010 89 40-53

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Land Patents and Early Settlements


Map of Dutchess County from the “Chorographical Map

of the Province of New York in North America” –

January 1st, 1779 1914-15 1 inside cover

Early Divisions of Dutchess County 1914-15 1 21-24

Pawling Patent, Alias Staatsburg, and Some of Its Early




Map of Great Nine Partners Patent – June 5, 1703 1916-18 3 inside cover

Mt. Gulian (Verplanck House) [photo] 1916-18 3 10-11

Talk on Rhinebeck (2nd

Annual Pilgrimage) 1918 4 12-21

Original Dutchess County Settlements 1919 5 21-24

Portion of a Map from the Field Book (1770) of Wm.

Cockburn (City of Poughkeepsie) 1922 7 ff. p. 38

Map of the Town of Poughkeepsie, 1790 1922 7 ff. p.48

A Map of the Great or Lower Nine-Partners, 1820; Taken

from a Map of 1734 1923 8 ff. p. 28

Deed of the Great Nine Partners (1697) [map] 1923 8 29-32

Unidentified Map of 1792 (Rhinebeck) 1923 8 ff. p.34

Copy of Records of the Clerk of Dutchess County, 1718

(p. 1 refers to property of the Reformed Church,

Poughkeepsie; p. 2 refers to the former mill at

Vassar College) 1924 9 ff. p.6


(donation of Jacobus Van Den Bogart for site of

the Courthouse) 1924 9 ff. p.10

Map of the Commons of Poughkeepsie, 1787 1924 9 ff. p.14

Partition of Rombout Patent, 1765 1924 9 ff. p.28

Map of the Town of Beekman, 1798 1924 9 ff. p.50

Sections of the Map of the Roads from Fishkill to Danbury

1778-1780 1925 10 ff. p.10

ff. p.16

Map of Post Road at Hyde Park 1778-1780 1925 10 ff. p.22

Map of Post Road at Poughkeepsie 1778-1780 1925 10 ff. p.28

Map of the Town of Fishkill, 1798 1925 10 ff. p.34

Map of the Mouth of the Wappingers Creek and Lands

Adjacent in 1800 1925 10 ff. p.40

Town Maps – Endorsement and Key 1926 11 21-23

The Growth of Dutchess County in the Eighteenth Century

(race statistics) 1926 11 27-29

Map of the Town of Clinton Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.40

Map of the Town of Stanford Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.44

Map of the Town of Rhinebeck Made in 1797 and 1798 1926 11 ff. p.46

Map of the Town of Washington Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.48

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Title Year Vol. Pages Map of the Town of Amenia Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.52

Paper Read at Smithfield Church (Smithfield – “the City”) 1927 12 20-22

Paper Read at Troutbeck (Amenia) 1927 12 26-27

An Eighteenth Century Lease [illus] 1927 12 33-35

Marked Stones, Ulster and Dutchess Counties [photos] 1931 16 21-26

The Record Book of the Nine Partners 1931 16 27-33

A Broadside of 1768 about Hyde Park 1932 17 80-82

The Story of Dutchess County 1933 18 25-33


Partners School [illus] 1935 20 25-40

Danby, Vermont Settled by Men from Nine Partners,


Old Boundary Lines As Revealed by Aerial Photography

[photo] 1936 21 78-80

The North Boundary-Line of Dutchess County 1936 21 81-89

Two New Books about Dutchess County (review of a book

on the Rombout Patent and Fishkill) 1938 23 23

Who Were the Nine Partners? [map] 1939 24 52-57

The Hyde Park Patent (includes list of slaves) [map] 1939 24 75-90

First Settlers on Great Nine Partners Patent (taxpayers) 1940 25 43-50

Captain Richard Sackett ( Nine Partners Patent) 1940 25 51-55

Early Roads on Nine Partners Patent 1940 25 56-64

Filkintown (Nine Partners Patent) 1940 25 65-69

Berlin, Vermont and Its Connection with Dutchess County 1941 26 65-67

Dutchess County and Her Neighbors Before 1800 1944 29 76-86

The Dutchess’s County (early history) 1963 48 49-54

The Rivals for Dutchess 1964 49 27-35


The First White Child Born in Dutchess County 1969 54 50-52

Die Pfaltz: A History of the Early Settlers in the Wallkill

Valley 1970 55 32-42

Days of Old Dutchess (rent wars) 1972 57 48-54

Three Centuries on the Canoe Hills (site of Cary

Arboretum) [photo] 1972 57 88-99

Dutchess County Deeds Filed in Kingston (1698-1715) 1972 57 100-104


Century

Politics? [map] 1981 66 76-90

Land Grants in Dutchess County 1683-1733: Settlement or

Speculation? [maps] 1982 67 140-171

Dutchess County during Its Earliest Period 1983 68 153-159


Size [map] 1983 68 160-178

South Amenia: An Oral History (Clapp’s Patent) 1984 69 37-45

The Rombout Patent: An Alliance of Families [map] 1985 70 44-49

The History of the Clove Valley 1697-1740 1990 75 28-39

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Title Year Vol. Pages A Tour of Sites in the Rombout Patent [illus] 1994 79 69-76

The Landscape as Historic Evidence: A Review of the

Smithfield Valley’s Past [maps] 1995-96 80 6-33

Good History Sometimes Comes in Mysterious Packages

[photo] [illus] [maps] 2011 90 141-157

Maps

Map of Dutchess County from the “Chorographical Map

of the Province of New York in North America” –

January 1st, 1779 1914-15 1 inside cover

Map of Great Nine Partners Patent – June 5, 1703 1916-18 3 inside cover

Portion of a Map from the Field Book (1770) of Wm.

Cockburn (City of Poughkeepsie) 1922 7 ff. p.38

Map of the Town of Poughkeepsie, 1790 1922 7 ff. p.48

Map for the Interior Travels through America, delineating

the March of the Army (1789) 1923 8 ff. p.20

Map of Doanesburgh, Putnam County, Drawn by

Chancellor Kent, 1846 1923 8 ff. p.22


from a Map of 1734 1923 8 ff. p.28

Unidentified Map of 1792 (Rhinebeck) 1923 8 ff. p.34

Map of the Commons of Poughkeepsie, 1787 1924 9 ff. p.14

Partition of Rombout Patent, 1765 1924 9 ff. p.28

Map of the Town of Beekman, 1798 1924 9 ff. p.50

Sections of the Map of the Roads from Fishkill to Danbury

1778-1780 1925 10 ff. p.10

ff. p.16

Map of Post Road at Hyde Park 1778-1780 1925 10 ff. p.22

Map of Post Road at Poughkeepsie 1778-1780 1925 10 ff. p.28

Map of the Town of Fishkill, 1798 1925 10 ff. p.34

Map of the Mouth of the Wappingers Creek and Lands

Adjacent in 1800 1925 10 ff. p.40

Town Maps – Endorsement and Key 1926 11 21-23

Map of the Town of Clinton Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.40

Map of the Town of Stanford Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.44

Map of the Town of Rhinebeck Made in 1797 and 1798 1926 11 ff. p.46

Map of the Town of Washington Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.48

Map of the Town of Amenia Made in 1797 1926 11 ff. p.52

Map of the Partition of the Estate of James Winans,

Poughkeepsie, 1804 1928 13 ff. p.64

Plan of Tivoli, 1795 1929 14 ff. p.52

A Map Made in Dutchess County in 1728 (description of

a map) 1934 19 23

Maps of Nine Partners Patent 1935 20 37-39

38

Title Year Vol. Pages Old Boundary Lines As Revealed by Aerial Photography

[photo] 1936 21 78-80

Map of Dutchess County Indicating the Nine Partners

Patents 1939 24 ff. p.52

Map of Hyde Park Patent 1939 24 ff. p.80

Miscellaneous

Value of Local Archives 1914-15 1 7-10

Discussion of Old Mile-Stones 1915-16 2 18-19

The Dutchess County Seal and the Surrogate’s Seal 1919 5 11-15

A Packet of Old Letters (found in old Poughkeepsie Court

House; Livingston, Beekman families; 1732-1755) 1921 6 26-61

Obituary (dates of death of DCHS members) 1921 6 69

Copy of a Letter from Richard Montgomery to His Wife,

Janet 1923 8 ff. p.10

Copy of a Letter from J. Radcliff (1922) 1923 8 ff. p.12

Copy of the Title Page of Anbury’s Travels (1789) and a

Map for the Interior Travels through America,

delineating the March of the Army 1923 8 ff. p.20

Some of the Illustrations in This Year Book 1924 9 29-30

Books Relating to Dutchess County 1924 9 30-31

Notes upon Some of the Illustrations in This Year Book 1925 10 23-24


pinted in 1787) 1925 10 28-30

The Birthday of the State, July 9, 1776 [photo] 1926 11 17

Sesqui-Centennial, Fishkill 1926 11 17-18

Where Is It? [illus] 1926 11 20

Marriages at Pawling 1785-1801 1926 11 35-37

1925 Year Book – Misidentifications 1926 11 72

The Value of Local History (see also 1989) 1927 12 22-26

Old Sycamore Trees [photo] 1927 12 35-36

Papers of the LeRoy Family 1927 12 38-48

The Lure of the Living Past 1927 12 75-92

Index to the Year Books of the Dutchess County Historical

Society, 1914-1927 1927 12 ff. p.110

1-31

In Regard to Fugitive Documents (letters) [photo] 1928 13 41-50

Items from Eighteenth Century Newspapers 1928 13 51-54

Notes on the Illustrations in This Year Book (photos

of waterfalls; portrait of Mrs. Jacobus Sleight)

[photos ff. pp. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18] 1930 15 27-29

International Relations Created by Science 1931 16 39-48

39

Title Year Vol. Pages The Poughkeepsie Journal for Tuesday, December 31, 1799

and The Ulster County Gazette for Saturday,

January 4, 1800 (the death and funeral of George

Washington) 1932 17 83-85

“I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes unto the Hills” (the Catskills) 1932 17 86-88

Celebration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary

of the Creation of the Dutchess County 1933 18 22-24

Index to Year Books – Volume 13 (1928)–Volume 18 (1933)1933 18 69-78

A Map Made in Dutchess County in 1728 (description of a

map) 1934 19 23

Report of Committee on Milestones 1935 20 17-19

Exhibition at Edgewood, the Home of Harry Harkness

Flagler, in Connection with the Pilgrimage of the

DCHS to Millbrook – September 11th

, 1935 1935 20 41-47

Travelled Documents Presented to the Dutchess County

Historical Society by The President of the United

States 1935 20 86-87

Two New Books about Dutchess County 1938 23 23

An Historic Flag [photos] 1939 24 21-24


Society, 1934-1939 1939 24 91-102

The Committee on Conservation of Cultural Resources 1942 27 51-52

The Prosperity of Dutchess County about 1830 1942 27 58-64

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1800 -1824 (cloth manufacture, 1943 28 15, 42, 56,

assize of bread, frozen foods, floating bookstore, pork) 66, 91

The Folklorist Looks at the Historians 1943 28 30-33

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1798-1847 (steamboat fare, relief 1944 29 24, 32, 55,

supplies for NYC, tomatoes, apples, flax) 67, 75, 86

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1787-1865 (marriage announce- 1945 30 18, 74,

ment, army surplus, Albany stagecoach, wool) 82, 87


Society, Volumes 25-30 (1940-1945) 1945 30 95-110

Old Forms with New Faces 1946 31 31-35

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1787-1819 (velocipede, thief,

cancer cure) 1946 31 89, 97, 101

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1794-1820 (agriculture, farmers’

Festival, Vice-President travels, Po’keepsie

treasurer, Dover First Baptist Church) 1947 32 14, 30, 91,

95, 104

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1787-1854 (lost dog, obituary,

modular building) 1948 33 37, 41, 49

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1739-1839 (rapid travel, want ad,

Regatta, spectacles, county clerk record) 1949 34 37, 68, 70,

100, 103

40

Title Year Vol. Pages Old Newspaper Fillers, 1792-1839 (place names, runaway

slave, War of 1812, corporal punishment) 1950 35 29, 33,

63, 66

Books (of local interest, written by DCHS members) 1950 35 67-69

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1721-1851 (fraternal society, rental

properties, liquor license, silk company) 1951 36 25, 57,

82, 91

Books (of local interest) 1951 36 83-84


Society, Volumes 31-36 (1946-1951) 1951 36 92-103

Filler Items (poem) 1952 37 13

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1779-1863 (reward for lost item,

confiscated goods, heavy freight, garden seeds,

Thanksgiving 1952 37 18, 20, 34,

41, 81

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1833-1905 (want ad, chestnuts,

fraternal society, bells on sleighs) 1953 38 25, 35,

57, 73

Filler Items (Old Dutch lullaby, Centenary Hymn) 1954 39 23, 24

Old Newspaper Fillers, 1797-1895 (bicycle, horse race,

manufacture of yellow ware) 1954 39 24, 26, 55

Some Old Documents of Dutchess County (wills) 1954 39 35-37


The Discovery of the Birthplace of the American Cowboy

(Stormville) 1955 40 23-27

To the Curious; or, The Animals Came to Town (animal

shows in early Poughkeepsie, 1788-1830s) 1956 41 41-70

The Netherlands, Background of New Netherland 1958 43 23-34

Sharpe Reservation (southern Dutchess; camping area for

the Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund) [photos] 1961 46 48-51

Lincoln’s State Department (members from Hudson Valley)1962 47 32-38

Dutchess County Scenery 1969 54 53-54

Goose Ordinance of 1874 1969 54 61

Prices in the “Good Old Days” 1971 56 105-108

On Finding a Folk Art Treasure [photos] 1974 59 76-83

The Mystery of Old Maps 1974 59 88-90

Postal Service in Dutchess – the First 50 Years 1976-77 61/62 106-114

A Letter from William Case Williams 1978 63 30-32

Postal Service in Dutchess County – Revisited [illus] 1978 63 33-36

Archaeology as Historic Preservation: An Example from

Dutchess County [illus] 1982 67 91-100


Residents [photos] [illus] 1983 68 101-119


Size [map] 1983 68 160-178

41

Title Year Vol. Pages Blizzard of 1888 – Excerpt from the Diary of George

Henry Deuell [photo] 1984 69 70-83


Residents [photos] 1984 69 98-114

Alfred Ackert and the Dutchess County Society of New York 1984 69 115-130

The First Natural Resource Inventory of Dutchess County:

The New York State Natural History Survey

1836-1842 [map] 1984 69 131-151

The Turnpikes of Pleasant Valley (milestones, p. 166)

[illus] 1984 69 152-170

The Value of Local History 1989 74 11-14

Horse High, Sheep Tight, and Hog Proof (fences) 1997-98 81 9-32

Dutchess County Women in the Military (World War II

onwards) [photo] 1999-2000 82 53-65

Do-It-Yourself Women’s History Tour of Dutchess County

[map] 1999-2000 82 93-107

Ten Mile Reservoir [photos] [map] 2005-06 85 89-98

Bowdoin Park: A History (1688-1975) [photos] [illus] 2009 88 160-181

John Burroughs – Neighbor [photos] 2010 89 72-79

The Joys of Historiography, Or, the Long Road to Medinah

Salaam [photo] 2012 91 184-188

Museums

Exhibition at Edgewood, the Home of Harry Harkness

Flagler, in Connection with the Pilgrimage of the

DCHS to Millbrook – September 11th

, 1935 1935 20 41-47

Abraham Tomlinson and the Poughkeepsie Museum

(1851-1856) 1937 22 80-86

The Restoration at New Windsor Cantonment 1964 49 39-42

Old Museum Village of Smith’s Clove [photos] 1969 54 23-28

The Barn Museum at Millbrook Pheasant Farm [photos] 1973 58 74-81

Dutchess County Tells Its Story with a Multi-Media Display

(exhibit at Mid-Hudson Arts and Science Center)

[photos] 1978 63 135-138

Sports Museum of Dutchess County 2001-02 83 84-85

Names, Geographical


“I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto the Hills” (Blue Hills) 1932 17 86-88

In Regard to the Repetition of Place-Names 1933 18 54-57

Kromme Elleboog: A Seventeenth Century Place-Name

in the Hudson Valley (Krom Elbow) 1933 18 58-68

42

Title Year Vol. Pages Place-Names Again: Something about Staatsburgh –

Stoutsburgh – Stoutenburgh and Hyde Park 1934 19 24-31

About Philip Hart and Hart’s Village 1935 20 22-25

Bard’s Rock 1939 24 86-87

Poughkeepsie, As a Place Name 1950 35 64-66

The Ghost at Fiddler’s Bridge and Other Spooks 1957 42 39-43

Our Salt Box (Woodstock Road, Millbrook) 1967 52 79-90

Names and Places in the Town of LaGrange 1969 54 65-67

The Names of the Streets of Poughkeepsie 1971 56 34-40

Tator Hill [map] 1990 75 81-84

Politics (See also “Revolutionary Era” and “Poughkeepsie”)

Politics in Dutchess County in 1826 1926 11 24-26

Politics in New York when Morgan Lewis was Governor,

1804-1807 1928 13 35-39

President Roosevelt’s First Speech Over the Radio 1933 18 34-36

Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Birthday of

George Clinton 1939 24 47

George Clinton, First Governor of the State of New York 1939 24 48-51

Lincoln’s State Department (members from the Hudson

Valley) 1962 47 32-38

The Ratification of the Constitution by the State of New

York at Poughkeepsie, 1788 1963 48 30-41

Prelude to Revolution: Politics in Poughkeepsie,1774-1776 1975 60 35-40

Homegrown Politicians [photos] [illus] 1981 66 44-63


Century

Politics? [map] 1981 66 76-90

Alexander Hamilton, Melancton Smith , and the Ratification

of the Constitution in Poughkeepsie, New York

[illus] [map] 1984 69 4-31

The Constitution and New York – Adjusting to Circum-

stances: New York’s Relationship with the Federal

Government, 1776-1788 [illus] 1988 73 6-25

Across the Spectrum (Eleanor Roosevelt, Grace Hopper

and Nancy Alden) [photos] 1999-2000 82 83-88

Guarding the Roosevelts [photos] 2010 89 80-86

Every Day Will Be Sunday when the Town Goes Dry:

Prohibition in the Hudson Valley [photos] [illus] 2011 90 159-169

43

Poughkeepsie



(p. 1 refers to property of the Reformed Church,

Poughkeepsie; p. 2 refers to the former mill at

Vassar College) 1924 9 ff. p.6


(donation of Jacobus Van Den Bogart for site of

the Courthouse) 1924 9 ff. p.10

Twenty-Four, Cannon Street, Poughkeepsie [photo] 1926 11 29-30

The Pageant of Market Street (1682-1824) 1926 11 48-55

Young Ladies of Poughkeepsie 1928 13 53-54

A Map and a Tree [photo] [map] 1928 13 64-66

How Poughkeepsie Was Founded 1930 15 30-35

From Stephen Hendrickson’s Inn of 1777 to the Nelson

House of 1934 (Forbus House) 1934 19 45-60

Eight Anniversaries (churches) 1937 22 21-22

Poughkeepsie, 1687-1937 1937 22 23-35

Abraham Tomlinson and the Poughkeepsie Museum

(1851-1856) 1937 22 80-86

College Hill: An Account of Poughkeepsie Collegiate

School with Notes on College Hill Park [illus] 1937 22 100-106

Books and Reading in Dutchess County in Early Days with

a Short Account of the City Library of Poughkeepsie1937 22 107-115

The Beginnings of Civil Administration in Dutchess County

(Nelson House, p. 61) 1939 24 58-68




Poughkeepsie’s Water Supply (1799-1923) 1942 27 65-70

The Sanitary Fair (1864; for the benefit of wounded

soldiers) 1947 32 96-104

Twelve Cannon Street, Poughkeepsie (Poughkeepsie schools

and Poughkeepsie Female Academy) [photo] 1950 35 45-63

Poughkeepsie, As a Place Name 1950 35 64-66

Addenda to “Twelve Cannon Street, Poughkeepsie” 1951 36 81-82

Speed Laws and the Sanitary Code in 1866 1958 43 44-47

Description of the Seal of the Village of Poughkeepsie 1958 43 48

How the City of Poughkeepsie Was Founded

(275th

Anniversary) 1962 47 46-53

The Celebration of the 175th

Anniversary of the Ratification

of the Constitution (by the State of New York) 1963 48 25-29

The Ratification of the Constitution by the State of New York

at Poughkeepsie, 1788 1963 48 30-41

Preservation of the Poughkeepsie Municipal Building 1966 51 16-18

44

Title Year Vol. Pages As I Remember (early 20

th century Poughkeepsie riverfront

and downtown) [photos] 1967 52 57-70

The Names of the Streets of Poughkeepsie 1971 56 34-40

Poughkeepsie’s Union Street 1971 56 65-74

The Old Ladies Home – 100 Years of Service 1971 56 100-101

A History of Garfield Place, Poughkeepsie [photos] 1972 57 136-141

Garfield Place Day: Victorian Ambiance Revived [photos]

[illus] 1973 58 50-57

The Poughkeepsie Tower Clock [photo] 1974 59 86-87

Prelude to Revolution: Politics in Poughkeepsie,1774-1776 1975 60 35-40

Changing City 1975 60 101-103

The Children’s Home of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Inc. – One

Hundred Thirty Years of Service, 1847-1977

[photo] [illus] 1976-77 61/62 120-127

Poughkeepsie’s Oldest Existing Structure: The Freer House,

Wilbur Boulevard, with Notes on the Frear Burial

Ground [photos] [maps] [genealogy] 1978 63 39-65

The Other House at the Upper Landing (Reynolds House)

[photos] 1978 63 110-121

When the Capital of New York Came to Poughkeepsie –

1778 1978 63 122-131

Conflict and Transition: Poughkeepsie, Capital of New

York State, 1778 1978 63 132-134

Clinton House: A New Period [photos] 1979 64 25-29

Historical Talk on the Occasion of the Inauguration of

Jack Economou as Mayor of the City of

Poughkeepsie, New York, January 1, 1972 1979 64 115-121

The Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge: An Informal History

[photos] [illus] 1985 70 65-71

Gleanings from the New York State Fair of 1844 at

Poughkeepsie 1986 71 44-61

Platt’s History, and Ours 1987 72 6-17

Poughkeepsie’s Architectural Styles, 1835-1940: Anarchy

or Decorum? [photos] [illus] 1987 72 18-55

The Changing Neighborhoods of Poughkeepsie 1850-1900

[maps] 1987 72 130-151

A Time of Readjustment: Urban Renewal in Poughkeepsie,

1955-75 [illus] [maps] 1987 72 152-180

The Town of Poughkeepsie: 1788 1988 73 61-62

Andrew Jackson Downing and Picturesque Tourism at

Matthew Vassar’s “Springside” [illus] [map] 1990 75 5-14

With Prosperity All Around: Urban Issues in Poughkeepsie,

N.Y. 1950-1980 1990 75 62-80

Keeping Good Time (Poughkeepsie’s town clock) 1997-98 81 42-55

45

Title Year Vol. Pages From the Bill of Rights to IBM: “Poughkeepsie Journal”

History 2005-06 85 41-53

They’re Just “Boys” at Vassar [photos] 2010 89 109-117

The Strange Case of Isaac Mitchell [illus] 2011 90 111-116

Charles Warner: A Newly Discovered Cabinetmaker from

Poughkeepsie [photos] 2011 90 117-130


[illus] 2011 90 131-140

Every Day Will Be Sunday when the Town Goes Dry:

Prohibition in the Hudson Valley [photos] [illus] 2011 90 159-169


1887-1962 [photos] 2012 91 149-168

Religion

Address of the Rev. Cornelius Van Der Mel

(First Reformed Dutch Church, Fishkill) [photos] 1914-15 1 14-17

The Development of the Episcopal Church in Dutchess

County 1915-16 2 5-12

Dutch Church – Fishkill [illus] 1916-18 3 12-14

Trinity Church – Fishkill [illus] 1916-18 3 14-17

Rombout Presbyterian Church and Cemetery [illus] 1916-18 3 21-22

The Stone Church (between Red Hook and Rhinebeck)

[photo] 1918 4 27-28

A Paper on Quaker Hill and the Oblong Meeting House 1921 6 13-15

The Brick Meeting House in the Nine Partners 1922 7 16-20

Dominie Meynema and the Dutch Churches at Poughkeepsie

and Fishkill 1924 9 37-47

A Forgotten Church (Lutheran Church, Beekman) 1924 9 48-50

Visit to St. Margaret’s Church, Staatsburg 1925 10 13-14

Visit to the Reformed Church, Rhinebeck 1925 10 14-17

Smithfield Church 1927 12 20-22

Records of the German Church Formerly at Pinks Corner 1927 12 49-74

An Old Parsonage (Reformed Dutch Church, Hopewell)

[photo] 1929 14 32-34

Three Centennials 1834-1934 (Dutch Reformed Church,

New Hackensack; Zion Church, Wappingers Falls) 1934 19 18-19


Partners School [illus] 1935 20 25-40

A Memorial to Jacobus Stoutenburgh 1935 20 47-50

As to the Intellectual Life of the People of Dutchess County

in the 1790’s (The Philographical Society) 1935 20 50-51

A Short Account of St. Paul’s Church, Tivoli 1936 21 38-67


46

Title Year Vol. Pages The Parish Register – Trinity Church, Fishkill, New York 1942 27 110-124

Colonial Presbyterian Churches in Dutchess County 1943 28 34-42


(first Friends’ Meeting House, pp. 61-63) 1944 29 56-67

Some History and Some Traditions of Pawling, New York –

Part II 1945 30 42-53

Trinity Church, Fishkill 1947 32 31-32

“Ten Acres” (Rumbout Presbyterian Church) [illus] 1947 32 33-38

The Moravian Mission to the Indians at Shekomeko 1952 37 35-41

The Old Stone Church (Rhinebeck) 1955 40 29-31

The Story of the 240 Years of St. Paul’s (Zion’s) Evangelical

Lutheran Church of Red Hook 1955 40 32-37

The Passing of the Dutchess County Bible Society (1965) 1965 50 28-30

The Reformed Churches of Dutchess County 1716-1966

[photo] 1966 51 32-42

Christ Church Poughkeepsie 1766-1966 1966 51 58-62

The West Mountain Mission (Pawling) 1966 51 68

Trinity Church, Fishkill [photo] 1967 52 35-43

The Annual Pilgrimage (Dover and Amenia churches,

pp. 79-82; [photo]) 1969 54 77-82

Dutchess County Quakers and Slavery, 1750-1830 1970 55 55-60

The Clinton Corners Friends Church 1970 55 66-69

The Westminster Presbyterian Church of Salt Point,

New York [photo] 1970 55 70-74

The Reverend Mr. William Whittaker 1970 55 83-93

The Oblong Meeting House, Quaker Hill, Pawling, N.Y.

[photo] 1971 56 48-52

Fire at the Old Dutch Church 1971 56 78

The Central Baptist Church of Clinton Corners 1971 56 82-83

Faith Chapel at Titusville 1971 56 100

The Rise of the Baptists in Pine Plains, New York

1812-1912 1972 57 105-116

Oblong Friends and Dr. Fallon’s Hospital 1975 60 79-83

The First Reformed Church of Fishkill, N.Y.

Founded 1716 1976-77 61/62 33-34

Dutchess Quakers Maintain Their Testimony Against

Military Participation 1985 70 51-58

Father George Reš (Roesch), Slovenian Priest of a Mission

Church in Poughkeepsie, 1856 [photo] 1986 71 39-43

The Catholic Community in Poughkeepsie 1870-1900:

The Period of Testing [photos] [illus] 1987 72 105-129

The West Mountain Mission: A Mission for Its Time [illus] 1990 75 55-61


Trinity Church: 250 Years (Fishkill) [photo] 2005-06 85 19-39

47

Title Year Vol. Pages Bowdoin Park: A History (1688-1975) (Ellesdie Chapel,

pp. 164-165 [photo]) 2009 88 160-181

Dutch Rhinecliff (The Dutch Reformed Church, Rhinebeck,

p. 188) 2009 88 182-197

John Concklin and the Dutch Reformed Church “Bolt”

[photo] [illus] [map] 2012 91 3-10

Dutchess County Quakers and the Hicksite Separation of

1827-1828 [photos] [illus] [maps] [table] 2012 91 11-28

Thomas Lake Harris and Amenia’s Brotherhood of the

New Life: How Lady Oliphant and her Son, the

Hon. Sir Laurence Oliphant, M.P., were lured by

a prophet-poet to a nineteenth-century Dutchess

County commune [photos] [illus] [map] 2012 91 29-50

The National Background: A Brief Overview (Jewish

congregations) 2012 91 69-70

It Was Not All about the Organ – Why a group of members

of Brethren of Israel Temple (Vassar Temple) left

that congregation to form Temple Beth-El [photos] 2012 91 71-78

Sheikh Daoud Ahmed Faisal and East Fishkill’s “Medinah

Salaam” (Black Islam) [photos] [illus] 2012 91 79-92

“The Peace of Jerusalem”: An 1845 Plea for Religious

Humility [illus] 2012 91 93-96

Revolutionary Era (see also “Biography – Revolutionary Era”)

The Encampment; The Burial Ground; Redoubts

(Fishkill) [photo] 1916-18 3 18-22

The Old Red Tavern (Upper Red Hook) [photo] 1918 4 21-27

Washington’s Headquarters in Pawling 1921 6 15-17

A Packet of Old Letters (found in old Poughkeepsie Court

House; Livingston, Beekman families; 1732-1755) 1921 6 26-61


from a Map of 1734 1922 7 ff. p. 28

Excerpts from American Loyalists Audit Office Transcripts 1922 7 64-79

Address by Stuyvesant Fish on Continental Village 1923 8 7-8

Copy of a Letter from Richard Montgomery to his Wife,

Janet 1923 8 ff. p.10

Map for the Interior Travels through America, delineating

the March of the Army (1789) 1923 8 ff. p.20

Letter of Stuyvesant Fish (iron mines; the Oblong) 1923 8 33

Minutes of the Council of Appointment of New York State:

A Recovered Record of the Revolution 1923 8 34-35

Dedication of Monument, Chambly, P.Q.

(Province of Quebec) 1925 10 18-22

48

Title Year Vol. Pages Vessels at Fishkill During the Revolution 1925 10 25-28


printed in 1787) 1925 10 28-30

Clinton Point, Town of Poughkeepsie

(home of George Clinton) [photos ff. p.36]

[illus] 1926 11 31-34

In Regard to Fugitive Documents (letters) [photo] 1928 13 41-50

General von Steuben’s Camp Chest 1928 13 51-52

An Inscription on a Dutchess County Window [photo] 1929 14 35-36

An Address Made at Temple Hill, September 21, 1933

(last encampment of the Revolutionary Army) 1933 18 17-19

Outline Summary of the Address Made at New Windsor,

September 21, 1933 (Knox’s Headquarters) 1933 18 20-21

Farm-Life in the Hudson Valley 1769-1779 1933 18 41-53

Events on Hudson’s River in 1777 As Recorded by British

Officers in Contemporary Reports

Part I 1935 20 88-105

Part II 1936 21 105-120

Part III – October 1777 1938 23 34-38

The “Congress” and the “Montgomery”: Continental

Frigates Built at Poughkeepsie in 1776 1936 21 99-104

Letter Written by Trintie Van Kleeck Crannell (1785) 1938 23 72-73

Johnson of the Mohawks: A British Pro-Consul in America


The Founding of the Society of the Cincinnati

(officers in the Revolutionary Army) 1943 28 23-29

Dutchess County Tories of the Revolutionary Period 1944 29 68-75

Billeting Receipts of 1759 1948 33 102-106

The Ratification of the Constitution by the State of

New York at Poughkeepsie, 1788 1963 48 30-41

Defending the Highlands in the Revolutionary War 1964 49 36-38

The Restoration at New Windsor Cantonment 1964 49 39-42

Notes on the 18th

Century Home and Mill of Colonel

Derick Brinckerhoff (near Fishkill) 1967 52 28-34

The Breadbasket of the Revolution Past and Future

(Fishkill) 1967 52 44-48

Dutchess County People (Loyalists and Quakers, 1783;

concerns families whose property was confiscated

and who were forced to settle in Adolphustown,

Norwich, and Bay of Quinte, Ontario, Canada) 1967 52 91-99

Fishkill: A Problem, a Solution, and a Call for Assistance

(archaeological excavations) 1972 57 123-125

200 Years Ago: New York Joins a Revolution 1975 60 25-32

American Flag Evolved Slowly 1975 60 33-34

49

Title Year Vol. Pages Prelude to Revolution: Politics in Poughkeepsie,

1774-1776 1975 60 35-40

Dutchess County in the Revolutionary War 1975 60 41-44

A Record of Turmoil: Minutes of the Committee of Safety

for the Town of Northeast, 1778 [photo] 1975 60 45-67

The Chains Which Fortified the Hudson River Highlands

during the Revolution [illus] [map] 1975 60 84-97

State Inked Constitution on the Run [photo] 1976-77 61/62 29-30

May 1775: Area Freeholders Meet to Decide Future

(Fishkill) 1976-77 61/62 31-32

The First Reformed Church of Fishkill, N.Y.

(founded 1716) 1976-77 61/62 33-34

America’s Narrow Escape (Benedict Arnold) 1976-77 61/62 35-36

King George I of America? 1976-77 61/62 37

Town of LaGrange – Revolutionary Period 1976-77 61/62 38-39

Some Revolutionary War Residences Existing in the

Town of LaGrange 1976-77 61/62 40-41

A Touch of the Darkest Treason (1780) 1979 64 50-52

A Welfare Administration in Revolutionary Dutchess

County [photos] 1979 64 53-63

Saved by a Boot (Andre/Arnold incident) [illus] 1980 65 76-82

The Poughkeepsie Navy [illus] 1982 67 24-36

Sale of Loyalist Estates in Dutchess County: The Effect

on Landholding Patterns [illus] [map] 1982 67 37-69

Alexander Hamilton, Melancton Smith, and the Ratification

of the Constitution in Poughkeepsie, New York

[illus] [map] 1984 69 4-31

The Constitution and New York – Adjusting to Circumstances:

New York’s Relationship with the Federal

Government, 1776-1788 [illus] 1988 73 6-25

The Right to Choose: Suffrage During the Revolutionary

Era 1988 73 26-36

Life 200 Years Ago in the Original Nine Towns of Dutchess

Amenia, Beekman, Clinton, Fishkill, North East,

Pawling, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Washington) 1988 73 37-69

Sports

Ice Yachting on the Hudson River – The Poughkeepsie Ice

Boat Association

Part I [photo] 1951 36 58-80

Part II 1952 37 42-57

The Poughkeepsie Tennis Club – Its First Fifty Years 1959 44 27-53

Baseball in Dutchess County, When It Was a Game [photos]2001-02 83 13-16

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Title Year Vol. Pages Remembering Baseball – A Conversation with Walter

Patrice [photos] 2001-02 83 17-21

Running in Dutchess County 2001-02 83 22-37

The Bicycle In and Around Poughkeepsie [illus] 2001-02 83 38-47

A Hundred-Yard Dash Through Vassar’s Athletics

Traditions [photos] 2001-02 83 48-54

Soccer in Dutchess County 2001-02 83 55-56

Soccer in Dutchess County: The Germania Club [photos] 2001-02 83 57-60

Golf in Dutchess County: 1884 to 2000 [photo] 2001-02 83 61-70

The Junior Davis Cup: Poughkeepsie Tennis Club [illus] 2001-02 83 71-75

Two Centuries of Ice Yachting on the Hudson [photos] 2001-02 83 76-83

Sports Museum of Dutchess County 2001-02 83 84-85

Samuel J. Kalloch [photo] 2001-02 83 86-90

The Regatta: As I Remember [photos] [illus] 2001-02 83 91-97

Rowing on the Hudson [photos] [illus] 2009 88 146-159

The Early History of Golf in Dutchess County

[photos] [illus] 2011 90 25-42

The History of Fox Hunting in Dutchess County

[photos] [illus] 2011 90 65-82

Orvis Sandanona Shooting Grounds [photos] [illus] 2011 90 83-98

Towns

Early History of Amenia 1915-16 2 13-16

Red Hook Local History 1915-16 2 20-25

Pawling Patent, Alias Staatsburg, and Some of Its Early




Talk on Rhinebeck (2nd

Annual Pilgrimage) 1918 4 12-21


Chelsea and Its Mill [photo] [illus] [map] 1919 5 25-29

Glimpses of Dover History [photo] 1921 6 18-25

The Brick Meeting House in the Nine Partners (Village of

Mechanic/Mabbett’s; Filkintown; businesses) 1922 7 16-20

Harts-Village 1922 7 20-22

Amenia One Hundred Years Ago 1922 7 24-33

Addresses during the Annual Fall Pilgrimage of

September 15, 1923 (New Paltz and the Huguenots) 1924 9 17-27

A Historical Sketch of the Town of Clermont (book review) 1929 14 36

Peter De Labigarre and the Founding of Tivoli

[photo] [map] 1929 14 45-60

Notes on the Illustrations in This Year Book (photos

of waterfalls; portrait of Mrs. Jacobus Sleight)

[photos ff. pp. 10, 12, 14, 16, 18] 1930 15 27-29

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Title Year Vol. Pages A Broadside of 1768 about Hyde Park (by FDR) 1932 17 80-82

Three Centennials 1834-1934 (incorporation of the

Village of Rhinebeck) 1934 19 18-19

About Philip Hart and Hart’s Village 1935 20 22-25

Danby, Vermont – Settled by Men from Nine Partners,




Three Chapters in the Early History of Pine Plains and

Her Neighbors 1937 22 71-79

Salt Point 1938 23 26-33

The Town of Clinton 1941 26 42-61

Berlin, Vermont and Its Connection with Dutchess County 1941 26 65-67

An Account of the Eastern and Southeastern Portions of the

Town of Hyde Park 1942 27 29-46


(rent wars)

Part I 1944 29 56-67

Part II 1945 30 42-53

Part III 1946 31 79-84

Fishkill and Some of Its Historic Spots 1947 32 22-28

The House of Hendrick Kip (Fishkill) 1947 32 29-30

Mizzen Top Days (Pawling) 1947 32 88-91

The “White House on the Corner” 1947 32 92-95

Historic Dover 1948 33 30-37

Dover, and How It Got Its Name 1948 33 38-41

Old Drovers Inn 1948 33 42-44

The Stone Church 1948 33 45-49

Early Hotels of Hyde Park Village [illus] 1948 33 87-101

Billeting Receipts of 1759 1948 33 102-106

The Poughquag Neighborhood 1950 35 24-29

The Beekman Neighborhood 1950 35 30-33

Union Vale and the Clove 1950 35 34-44

Highlights in the History of the Town of Stanford 1952 37 24-30

The Early History of Pine Plains 1952 37 31-34

History of Glenham, New York 1954 39 27-34

The Story of Amenia Union 1960 45 27-30

The South Amenia Neighborhood 1960 45 31-38

Hammertown (Rte. 199, northern Dutchess) 1965 50 26-27

The Breadbasket of the Revolution Past and Future

(Fishkill) 1967 52 44-48

A Little History of the Town of LaGrange 1968 53 31-34


Names and Places in the Town of LaGrange 1969 54 65-67

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Title Year Vol. Pages Rochdale 1970 55 43-44

Schultzville 1970 55 64-65

The Village of Wappingers Falls Celebrates Its Centennial

[photo] 1971 56 41-45

Pleasant Valley Celebrates Its Sesquicentennial 1971 56 46-47

Abel Peters of Clinton Corners 1971 56 53-64

A Creamery and the Blacksmith Shops in LaGrange 1971 56 88-90

A History of Tivoli from First Settlement to Incorporation

[photos] 1972 57 61-66

A History of Tivoli from Incorporation in 1872 to Its

Centennial, June 18, 1972 1972 57 67-70

The Origin of Meddaugh Road (LaGrange) 1972 57 142

Milan’s Immigrations, Old and New 1973 58 29-31

Milan Pathmasters and Other Things [illus] 1973 58 32-34

Rhinebeck Area Historic Survey 1974 59 100-106

A Record of Turmoil: Minutes of the Committee of Safety

for the Town of Northeast, 1778 [photo] 1975 60 45-67

Town of LaGrange – Revolutionary Period 1976-77 61/62 38-39

Some Revolutionary War Residences Existing in the

Town of LaGrange 1976-77 61/62 40-41

Pleasant Plains & Frost Mills Notes Added 1978 63 29

Hell’s Acres (Northeast) 1979 64 48-49

Old Gravestones of the Town of Beekman [photo] 1980 65 29-33

Beekman’s Irish Connection [photos] [illus] 1981 66 36-43

Masked Burglars in Millerton – 1880 [photos] 1982 67 82-90

The Washington Hollow Fair 1982 67 107-109

The Great New Hamburg Fire – 1877 [map] 1984 69 32-36

South Amenia: An Oral History (Clapp’s Patent) 1984 69 37-45

The Rural Hamlet in Dutchess County: An Endangered

Species [map] 1986 71 1-12

Life 200 Years Ago in the Original Nine Towns of Dutchess 1988 73 37-38

Early Amenia 1988 73 39-41

The Town of Beekman – 1788 1988 73 42-46

Late Eighteenth Century Clinton (including Hyde Park and

Pleasant Valley) 1988 73 47-49

Fishkill – 1788 1988 73 50-52

North East 1988 73 53-56

State of the Town in 1788 – Pawling 1988 73 57-60

The Town of Poughkeepsie: 1788 1988 73 61-62

Rhinebeck – A Look Backward and Forward 1988 73 63-64

Town of Washington 1988 73 65-69

The Val-Kill Industries of Hyde Park [photos] 1997-98 81 66-93

Excursions Up the Hudson to Mt. Beacon’s Incline Railway

[photos] 2009 88 76-85

Dutch Rhinecliff [photos] 2009 88 182-197

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Transportation

(also see “Hudson River”)

Title Year Vol. Pages Discussion of Old Mile-Stones 1915-16 2 18-19

Hudson River Railroad 1847 1918 4 29-30

Albany Stages 1928 13 52

Report of Committee on Milestones 1935 20 17-19

Early Roads on Nine Partners Patent 1940 25 56-64

A Trip to the West in 1845 1963 48 42-48

Shunpiking in the Hudson River Valley 1967 52 71-78

Dutchess County Railroads 1969 54 62

Huckle or Hooker Bush? (railroad) 1969 54 63-64

Lane Brothers: Steam Automobiles and Hardware[photos] 1970 55 45-54

Early Railroads in Dutchess County [photos] 1970 55 75-82

The Poughkeepsie, Hartford, & Boston Rail Road 1971 56 75

Little Martha Was Different! (Hudson River sloop) [photo] 1972 57 117-118

Railroads in Dutchess County 1972 57 145-154

The Old Railroads of Dutchess County [maps] 1974 59 41-63

The Hucklebush Line [photos] 1974 59 64-72

A Trip on the Clove Branch Railroad [illus] 1976-77 61/62 91-105

To the Authors of “Trip on the Clove Branch Railroad” 1978 63 37-38

Central New England Railroad Cartoons 1979 64 45-47

The Freight Terminal at Fishkill Landing [photos] 1979 64 122-126

Account of the Poughkeepsie and Stormville Plank Road:

Poughkeepsie Eagle – December 6, 1851 1980 65 21-28

An Account of the New Hamburg Railroad Disaster of 1871

[illus] 1983 68 74-82

The Turnpikes of Pleasant Valley (milestones, p. 166)

[photo] 1984 69 152-170

Poughkeepsie Horse Cars [photos] 1985 70 59-64

The Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge – An Informal History

[photos] [illus] 1985 70 65-71

Last Days of the Newburgh-Beacon Ferry [photos] 2009 88 69-75

Excursions Up the Hudson to Mt. Beacon’s Incline Railway

[photos] 2009 88 76-85

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