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Active war against the Iroquois by the French, 39. | | | Biographies, 445. |
Adams, C. C., 361. | | | Black salts, 65. |
Adams, Ed. L., 130, 364. | | | Blanchard, Dr. Azariah, 169. |
Adams, John J., 81. | | | Blanchard, Silas, 118, 453-5. |
Adams, Lyman, 361. | | | Blair, Samuel, 263. |
Adams, S., 178. | | | Blair, Sylvester, 262. |
Advertisements in early newspapers, 66-7. | | | Blashfield, H. W., 180. |
Agricultural Society, 74. | | | Blodgett, Alonzo D., 181, 473-5. |
Agricultural Society, the second, 81. | | | Blodgett, Nathan, 66, 241, 244, 258. |
Allen, William B., 81. | | | Bloomer, Isaac, 324. |
Andrews, Elnathan, 74. | | | Blowers, C. N., 305. |
Andrews, William, 81. | | | Boies, Dr. Levi, 157. |
An Indian "Summer Resort," 47. | | | Boies, Obadiah, 79, 260. |
Attack on Schenectady by the French, 40. | | | Boating on the Tioughnioga, 66. |
Babcock, Peleg, 60, 405. | | | Bourne, Roswell K., 142, 178. |
Babcock, Gideon, 81. | | | Boundaries of county, 9. |
Babcock, Solomon, 406. | | | Bourne, R. W., 178. |
Baker, Elnathan, 59. | | | Bouton, Lewis, 146. |
Ball, L. C., 361. | | | Bouton, Nathan, 323. |
Ball, Wait, 70. | | | Bouton, Nathaniel, 323, 335. |
Ballard, Augustus L., 142. | | | Bouton, Enos, 322. |
Ballard, Horatio, 81, 94, 141. | | | Bouton, Sanford, 80. |
Ballard, Hooker, 178. | | | Bounties on wolves, 75. |
Ballard family, the, 188. | | | Bounton, Fitz, 178. |
Baldwin, C. F. & Co., 308. | | | Bradford, Dr. George W., 163 to 166. |
Ballard, S. M., 306. | | | Bradford, Daniel, 303. |
Ballard, Joshua, 94, 259. | | | Bradford, G. W., 303. |
Barber, John S., 145. | | | Brant, 42, 44. |
Barber, George, 94. | | | Brant ascends the Susquehanna, 42. |
Barber, Jedediah, 77, 81. | | | Brayton, Thomas F., 298. |
Barney, Dr. Allen, 153. | | | Brewer, E. H., 297, 306. |
Barnes, Dr. Eleazer H., 169. | | | Brewer, Henry, 81. |
Bartlit, William, 80, 81. | | | Brink, Abram, 349. |
Bateson, P. H., 125. | | | Brooks, Charles A., 130. |
Bassett, Joshua, 259. | | | Bronson, Dr. Horace, 147, 168. |
Beebe, Joseph, 57. | | | Brown, C. F., 304. |
Beebe, Orellana, 61. | | | Brown, Benjamin, 58. |
Beebe, Roderick, 59. | | | Buell, Clayton H., 130. |
Benjamin, Frank M., 146. | | | Bunn, William O., 121. |
Bench and Bar of Cortland county, the, 133. | | | Burlingame, Miles E., 147. |
Benedict, Byron A., 146. | | | Burdick, Dr. Phineas H., 166. |
Benedict, A. H., 132. | | | Burdick, William F., 178-9. |
Benton, H. F., 182, 297. | | | Burgess, Lewis, 180. |
Benjamin, S. M., 298. | | | Calvert, John, 322. |
Benjamin, Alvah, 80. | | | Campbell, B. S. & D., 122. |
Bingham, Johnson, 59. | | | Canal from Syracuse to Port Watson, 78. |
Bierce, Stanley, 149. | | | Canada, establishment of French colony, 38. |
Birdseye, Victory, 136. | | | Carley, Alanson, 81, 358. |
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Carley, E. C., 361. | | | Cortlandville, 59. |
Carmichael, J. C., 107. | | | formation of, 79. |
Carpenter, F. D., 178. | | | history of, 236. |
Central Reformer, the, 132. | | | formation of the town, 236. |
Celebrated law-suit, a, 137. | | | boundaries, 236. |
Chaplin, Joseph, 58, 60, 319. | | | soil and drainage, 237. |
Champlin, Riley, 146. | | | early settlements, 237 to 247. |
Chapin, Hiram, 413. | | | early land sales, 241. |
Chatterton, James, 74. | | | church organization, 243. |
Civil list of county, 90-92. | | | an old militia roster, 245. |
Cincinnatus, 58. | | | town organization, 249. |
formation and boundaries, 368. | | | first officers, 249. |
natural features, 368. | | | Tioughnioga navigation, 250. |
early settlements, 368 to 371. | | | effects of the first railroad, 251. |
Cincinnatus village, 371. | | | supervisors and town clerks, 252. |
mercantile interests, 372. | | | in the rebellion, 253. |
manufactures, 372. | | | Cortland village, 255. |
churches, 373. | | | early business interests, 256. |
schools, 373. | | | early amusements, 264. |
newspaper, 374. | | | village library, 265. |
Lower Cincinnatus, 374-5. | | | incorporation, 265. |
the town in the rebellion, 375. | | | first village meeting, 266. |
town officers, 376. | | | gas company, 267. |
Claims of rival powers, 35-6. | | | list of presidents, 269. |
Clark, William H., 127, 284. | | | church history, 269. |
Cleary, M. F., 181. | | | schools, 275. |
Clerk's office, first, 74. | | | normal school, 276. |
Clearing lands, 65. | | | postal service, 284. |
Climate of the county, 12. | | | the dental profession, 286. |
Clinton, De Witt, 76. | | | water company, 286. |
Cole, C. P., 125, 129. | | | gas company, 288. |
Collins, Charles, 182, 309. | | | fire department, 289. |
Colonists of New York and the fur trade, 39. | | | manufacturing interests, 291. |
Cole, Azor Leroy, 486-7. | | | mercantile interests, 299. |
Conable, Martin, 181. | | | banks, 299. |
Conger, Harmon S., 124. | | | McGrawville, 311 to 317. |
Conger, B. S., 181. | | | South Cortland, 317. |
Contested claims to military lands, 52. | | | Blodgett's Mills, 318. |
Comstock, Cephas, 81. | | | Corey, H. D., 314. |
Commission to adjust claims of Iroquois, 44. | | | Courcelles's expedition against the Mohawks, 38. |
Copeland, Charles, 181. | | | Count Frontenac's expedition against the Mohawks, |
Copeland, W. S., 179, 310. | | | 40. |
Cortland Co. with reference to Indian occupation, 26. | | | Count Frontenac's expedition against the Onon- |
county press, 119. | | | dagas, 40. |
Standard, the, 122, 127. | | | Courts, terms of, 78. |
County Republican, the, 121. | | | Court House, location, 67. |
County Whig, the, 121, 124. | | | description of, 68. |
Gazette, the, 125. | | | site for, 67. |
Journal, the, 123. | | | strife for location of, 67. |
Weekly Journal, the, 126. | | | contract for building, 68-9. |
News, the, 130. | | | Courts established at formation of county, 55. |
County Democrat, the, 129. | | | Council of Appointment, 77. |
Standard and Journal, the, 126. | | | Courtney, J. & T. E., 149. |
Co. Medical Society, organization of, 150. | | | Courier, the Cortland, description of, 120. |
County Farmers' Club, the, 181. | | | County societies, etc., 180. |
organization of, 181. | | | County Agricultural Society, the, 180. |
first officers, 181. | | | organization of, 180. |
permanent members, 181. | | | first officers, 180. |
County Bible Society, the, 182. | | | list of presidents, 180-1. |
American, the, 87, 125. | | | County clerk's office, the, 183. |
Academy, the, 83. | | | Coye, David, 94. |
village, triumph of, 74. | | | Crandall, Hiram, 88, 118, 143. |
county, pioneers of, 56. | | | Crandall, L. S., 129. |
county, formation of, 54. | | | Cravath, Orrin, 132. |
county's escape from border wars, 47. | | | Cravath, James, 59. |
county, genealogy of, 48. | | | Crane, W. H., 178. |
Courier, the, 66, 119. | | | Crittenden, Ebenezer, 59. |
Republican, the, 66. | | | Crosley, E. D., 149. |
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Crouch, H. G., 82, 123. | | | Farmers' Journal, the, 66, 120. |
Cuyler, Glen, 136. | | | Fenton, Eneas, 131. |
Cuyler, formation of the town, 387. | | | Fifth Great Western Turnpike Company, 70. |
natural characteristics, 387. | | | First newspaper in Cortland village, 71. |
early settlements, 387-9. | | | First birth in Cortland county, 63. |
early mills, 390. | | | First religious society of Homer, 62. |
in the rebellion, 392. | | | First settlers in different towns, 58. |
first town officers, 392. | | | First settlers in the county, 57. |
supervisors and town clerks, 392. | | | First officers of the county, 56. |
present town officers, 393. | | | Fish, E. A., 304. |
village, 393. | | | Fitzgerald, L. J., 181, 292. |
mercantile interests, 394. | | | Florida, discovery of, 35. |
churches, 394. | | | Forbes, O. F., 118. |
Dailey, W. N. P., 182. | | | Ford, A. M., 126. |
Dairying interest, the, 83. | | | Formation of Cortland county, 54. |
Dana, H. T., 170, 178. | | | Foster, Charles, 143. |
Dayton, Nathan, 140. | | | Fourth of July, 1815, 71. |
Day, A. H., 130. | | | Frank, John M., 320. |
Day, Jeremiah, 94. | | | Frank, Monroe, 286. |
Death penalty, the first, 86. | | | Freer, John A., 243, 296. |
Democrat, the, 81, 125, 129. | | | Freer, Anthony, 80, 81. |
Destruction of the Iroquois League, 44. | | | Freer, S. D., 296. |
Dellow, Fred S., 180. | | | Freer, J. De Puy, 81, 94. |
Dexter, L., 311. | | | Freer family, the, 482-6. |
Dibble, Horace, 178, 296. | | | Free Soil movement, the, 125. |
Dickinson & McGraw, 308. | | | Freetown, 59. |
Dickinson, Eli, 94. | | | formation of town, 417. |
Dickson, Andrew, 17, 81. | | | natural features, 417. |
Dixon, Joseph R., 121. | | | early settlements, 417. |
Donnelly, Augustus A., 78, 80. | | | in the rebellion, 420. |
Doubleday, Gen. Abner, 102. | | | Freetown Corners, 421. |
Doud, Truman, 260. | | | churches, 421-22. |
Doud, E. H., 304. | | | town officers, 422. |
Dougherty, James, 150. | | | French settlement, advance of, 35. |
Drainage of the county, 10. | | | Fur trade, the, 37. |
Duell, R. Holland, 88, 144. | | | French trading posts, 38. |
Early peace treaties, 37. | | | Gage, Charles W., 181, 457-9. |
Early newspapers, 119. | | | Gates, Isaac A., 81. |
Early American courts, 133. | | | Garrison, L. D., 182, 309. |
Early advertisements, 120. | | | Gates, A. W., 80, 455-7. |
Early religious meetings, 62. | | | Gazette and Banner, the, 26. |
Early schools, 63. | | | Geere, Luther, 74. |
Early roads, 60, 61. | | | Geology of the county, 11, 12. |
Early productions, 65. | | | Gill, John, 59. |
Early dwellings of pioneers, 64. | | | Gillett, C. H., 178. |
Early land frauds, 52. | | | Gillett, Leroy, 181. |
Early civil divisions of territory, 47. | | | Gilbert, W. B., 84. |
Edgecomb, A. W., 306. | | | Gillett, Grove, 74. |
Edgecomb, E. W., 67, 258. | | | Gillett, John, 81. |
Edgecomb, Isaac, 306. | | | Gleason, Henry L., 149. |
Edgecomb, Martin, 306. | | | Gleason, Levi R., 286. |
Edwards, Jonathan, 323. | | | Glover, Oliver, 81. |
Eels, Tercius, 81. | | | Goddard, Solomon, 117. |
Effects of the railroad, 85-6. | | | Goodell, R. A., 178. |
Eggleston, J. E., 147. | | | Goodrich, Hon. Milo, 143. |
Elder, William, 257. | | | Goodrich, H. P., 181. |
Eldredge, Dr. Lyman, 169. | | | Goodyear, Franklin, 178. |
Equalized valuation, 18, 20, 75. | | | Goodyear, Dr. Miles, 157 to 160. |
Encounter between A. J. McNett and N. W. Green, | | | Gott, Daniel, 139. |
96. | | | Gould, E. G., 182. |
Erie canal, the, 76. | | | Gould, Edwin F., 87, 125. |
opening of, 77. | | | Gray, J. C., 308. |
European discoveries, 35 to 46. | | | Gray, Peter, 60. |
Extent of county, 9. | | | Graves, Asher, 311. |
Expedition of Cal. Van Schaick, 43. | | | Graves, John Henry, 131. |
Fancher, E. P., 131. | | | Graves, Lester, 313. |
Fancher, E. P. & J. R., 313. | | | Graves, R. H., 312. |
Fancher, J. R., 131. | | | Graves, Reuben, 311. |
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Green, Dr. Caleb, 150, 487-9. | | | Homer village incorporated, 79. |
Green, Nelson W., 95. | | | Homer & Elbridge Turnpike Company, 70. |
Greene, Will O., 131, 374. | | | Homer & Cayuga Turnpike Company, 70. |
Greenman, C. D., 313. | | | Homer & Geneva Turnpike Company, 70. |
Griffin, B. H., 178. | | | Homer, division of town, 79. |
Grist-mills, 61. | | | Holmes, Wilber, 372. |
Gulf of St. Lawrence, discovery of, 35. | | | Hoose, James Harmon, 130, 181, 280, 477-82. |
Haight, Seth, 124. | | | Hooker, Wesley, 126. |
Harford, formation of town, 433. | | | Hopkins, M. L., 80. |
natural characteristics, 433. | | | Hopkins, Moses, 59, 66, 77. |
early settlements, 433-35. | | | Hotchkiss, Samuel, 77, 139. |
in the rebellion, 436. | | | House, John, 58. |
Harford village, 437. | | | Hubbard, Jonathan, 59, 62, 66. |
business interests, 437-8. | | | Hudson River, discovery of, 35. |
churches, 438. | | | Hughes, Dr. J. W., 173. |
Harford Mills, 439. | | | Hulbert, George A., 195. |
business interests, 440. | | | Hulbert, J. & G. A., 360. |
Harmon, Alvah, 80. | | | Hulbert, E. M., 307. |
Harrington, F. N., 309. | | | Hull, G. W., 286. |
Harrington, H. J., 178. | | | Hunt, S. M., 345, 350. |
Harris, Judge Ira, 139. | | | Hunt, Dr. Japheth, 58, 347. |
Hart, Josiah, jr., 178. | | | Hunter, S. R., 178. |
Hatch, Fred, 149. | | | Hyde, Dr. Frederick, 81, 498-9. |
Hathaway, Gen. S. G., 74, 79, 80, 81, 413-14, 419, | | | Hyatt, F. O., 286. |
489 to 498. | | | Huntington, William A., 131. |
Hayes, Lewis S., 297. | | | Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 179. |
Hendrick, Dr. H. C., 172. | | | Tioughnioga Lodge No. 263, 179. |
Hibbard, F. H., 181. | | | Homer Lodge No. 280, 179. |
Hibbard, Joel B., 81. | | | Marathon Lodge No. 415, 179. |
Highest point in the county, 10. | | | Indians at the beginning of the Revolution, 28. |
Hill, James, 372. | | | Indian history, 13-34. |
Hitchcock, S. G., 126. | | | Indians, habitations, 30. |
Hitchcock, Dwight H., 181. | | | dress, 29. |
Hitchcock, Coleman, 217. | | | marriages, 31. |
Hitchcock, Caleb Bardano, 293, 472-3. | | | amusements, 31. |
Hobart, Manley, 181, 500-2. | | | objects of worship, 32. |
Hollenbeck, Lucius P., 147. | | | festivals, 32-3. |
Hollister, H. T., 178. | | | burials, 33-4. |
Homer, 57. | | | hospitality, 34. |
boundaries, 183. | | | social habits, 29. |
natural characteristics, 184. | | | Indian history, sources of, 13. |
early settlements, 184. | | | Indians, origin of, 13. |
early dwellings, 185. | | | Indian relations in Central New York, 26. |
Mrs. Beebe's trial, 186. | | | Indian war, close of, 42. |
new version of her story, 186-7. | | | Indian title to military tract extinguished, 51. |
later settlers, 188 to 197. | | | Indian missions, 44-6. |
organization of the town, 198. | | | Indian and Tory atrocities, 43. |
list of supervisors and town clerks, 199. | | | Ingalls, Samuel, 67. |
in the rebellion, 200. | | | Ingalls, C. E., 178. |
Homer village, 203. | | | Iroquois Confederacy, the, 14, 15. |
early hotels, 204. | | | tradition as to origin of, 15-17. |
early distilleries, 205. | | | characteristics of, 18 to 21. |
early buildings, 206. | | | military status, 23. |
mercantile and manufacturing interests, | | | causes of downfall, 25. |
207 to 216. | | | Indians, 14 to 34. |
incorporation, 216. | | | superiority of, 24. |
officers of, 217. | | | Ithaca & Cortland Railroad Co., 89. |
post-office, 218. | | | Jail, action of supervisors relative to, 72-3. |
hotels, 218. | | | increased accommodations, 88. |
newspapers, 219. | | | the first, 72. |
schools, 219. | | | Jarvis, Horace A., 285. |
churches, 221 to 230. | | | Jewett, Dr. H. O., 169, 181. |
Little York, 231. | | | Johnson, Guy, 42. |
East Homer, 232. | | | Johnson, John, 42, 44. |
East River, 235. | | | Johnson, Sir William, 42. |
Homer Eagle, the, 123, 124. | | | Jones, Elder S. G., 59. |
Homer Republican, the, 126. | | | Jones, George B., 88, 144. |
Homer Herald, the, 126. | | | Jones, C. A., 312. |
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Jones, Benton B., 129, 130. | | | Marathon Mirror, the, 130. |
Joyner, D. V., 131. | | | Marathon News, the, 130. |
Justice's Courts and Courts of Special Sessions, 135. | | | Marathon, 88. |
Keator, E. M., 178. | | | formation of the town, 345. |
Keep, Chauncy, 93. | | | natural features, 345. |
Keep, John, 61, 68, 80. | | | early settlements, 386. |
Kelley, Wallace, 130. | | | Thurlow Weed's reminiscence, 352. |
Kellogg, Hon. O. U., 146. | | | first town meeting, 358. |
Kellogg, H. M., 307. | | | list of supervisors and clerks, 358. |
Kenney, Amos L., 144. | | | in the rebellion, 359. |
Kenney, Hosea, 379. | | | Marathon village, 359. |
Kenney, James, 379. | | | mercantile interests, 361. |
Kinne, C. W., 292. | | | manufacturing interests, 362-3. |
Kinney, C. L., 178. | | | attorneys, 363. |
Kinney, F. G., 126, 130, 180. | | | newspapers, 364. |
Kinney, Darius, 58, 188. | | | schools, 364. |
Kinney, Charles L., 312. | | | churches, 365. |
Kingman, Dr., 181. | | | village incorporation, 367. |
Kingman, John, 58, 70, 369. | | | Massachusetts ten townships, 82. |
Kingman, H. M. & J., 372. | | | Massacres of Wyoming and Cherry Valley, 43. |
Kingsbury, A. W., 178. | | | Masonic Order, the, 177. |
Kingsbury, Charles, 184. | | | first lodge in the county, 177. |
Kingsley, Lewis, 141. | | | Hesper Lodge 237, 177. |
Knapp, Dr. John H., 173. | | | Truxton Lodge 333, 177. |
Knapp, Stephen, 94. | | | Cortland Lodge 371, 177. |
Kneeland, Hon. A. Judson, 147. | | | Lafayette Lodge 409, 177. |
Knight, Arthur L., 148. | | | Western Union Lodge 417, 177. |
Knight, Fred E., 89. | | | Cortlandville Lodge 470, 178. |
Know Nothing party, 87. | | | Cortlandville Lodge, charter members, 178. |
Knox, S. S., 178. | | | Homer Lodge 352, 178. |
Kohler, C. A., 129. | | | Royal Arch Masonry, 178. |
Lakes of the county, 11. | | | Royal Arch Masonry, Center Mark Lodge |
Lamont, J. B., 312. | | | 50, 178. |
Lamont, D. S, 312. | | | Cortland Chapter 194, 178. |
Lansing, E. M., 130. | | | Knights Templar --- Cortland Commandery |
Lapeer, formation of the town, 441. | | | 50, 179. |
natural characteristics, 441. | | | Matthews, J. D., 94. |
early settlements, 441-44. | | | Matthews, David, 58, 81. |
churches, 444. | | | Maybury, M. M., 304. |
in the rebellion, 444-5. | | | May, Eleazer, 94. |
supervisors and clerks, 445. | | | McFarlan, John, 306. |
present officers, 445. | | | McGrawville Sentinel, the, 131. |
Leach, James S., 81. | | | McGrawville Express, the, 132. |
Lee, Roswell, 94. | | | McGraw, Lucius, 313. |
Legend of the Tioughnioga, 28-9. | | | McGraw, P. H. & A. P., 315. |
Leni Lenape Indians, the, 26. | | | McGraw, Samuel, 243, 311. |
traditionary origin of, 26-7. | | | McGraw, William, 313. |
Livingston, James, 362. | | | McGraw, P. H., 88-9, 312. |
Location of county, 9. | | | McGraw, D., 312. |
Log houses, building of, 64. | | | McGraw, Hiram, 312. |
Logging "bees," 65. | | | McGraw, Harry, 81. |
Loring, T. Mason, 181. | | | McNett, A. J., 96. |
Liberty Herald, the, 132. | | | McKay, Hiram C., 94. |
List of battles of 76th regiment, 106. | | | McVean, J. A., 88. |
Little, Ira L., 145. | | | McWhorter, Dr. John, 58, 369. |
Livermore, William H., 126. | | | Medical Society --- chronological list of members, |
Lucas, William, 74. | | | 174-6. |
Lyman, Asahel, 72. | | | Memorable law-suit, a, 76. |
Lyndes, William P., 81. | | | Merrick, Danforth, 81. |
Lynde, John, 78, 157. | | | Merrick, David, 62. |
Lyons, J. E., 131. | | | Merrill, Mead, 68, 136-7. |
Mack & Husted, 361. | | | Messenger, Gideon, 320. |
Mager, George J., 304. | | | Messenger, Hiram J., 265, 299, 445-7. |
Mahan, A., 305. | | | Mexico conquered by Spain, 35. |
Mallory, William, 74, 258. | | | Midland Railroad, 89. |
Mallery, Patrick, 118, 350. | | | Military career of the 76th regiment, 96 to 106. |
Mantayne, William J., 146. | | | Military history, 92. |
Marathon Independent, the, 130. | | | Military bounty bonds, 52. |
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Military tract, the, 48-9. | | | Personal sketches, 503. |
Militia organization and officers, 93, 94. | | | Persons, Reuben, 311. |
Militia reminiscences, 93-5. | | | Phillips, George W., 117. |
Miller, Dr. John, 58, 137, 151, 154. | | | Pierce, Judah, 94. |
Miller, Daniel, 58, 70, 94. | | | Pierce, Franklin, 148. |
Miller, Silas, 58. | | | Pioneer luxuries, 65. |
Money, scarcity of, 65. | | | Pioneer furniture, 64. |
Moore, James, 58. | | | Pioneer difficulties, 60. |
Morning Star, the, 132. | | | Pioneers, poverty of, 64. |
Morse, David, 58. | | | Pioneer "drays," 61. |
Mudge, Abram, 88, 260. | | | Pioneers of Cortland county, 56. |
Mudge, Ebenezer, 451-2. | | | Place, Frank, 110. |
Murray, George, jr., 178. | | | Political campaign of 1844, 81. |
Murray, J. J., 178. | | | Political campaign of 1860, 88. |
Name of the county, 9. | | | Political activity, 77. |
Nash, Dr. E. B., 182. | | | Politics, 1843-1850, 81. |
Natural characteristics, 9 to 12. | | | Pomeroy, James C., 81. |
Nelson, Dr. Judson C., 170. | | | Poor House, purchase of, 80. |
Nelson, Arthur, 180. | | | Population statistics, 90. |
Nelson, Samuel, 77, 137-8. | | | Population at close of third decade, 74. |
New Amsterdam, conquered by the English, 38. | | | Population of towns in 1810, 60. |
Newcomb, F. T., 217. | | | Porter, Oliver, 144. |
New court-house, the, 80. | | | Port Watson, 59, 66. |
Newfoundland, discovery of, 35. | | | Potter, Nathaniel, 58. |
New jail, the, 80. | | | Preble, 59. |
Newkirk, W. S., 307. | | | formation and boundaries, 395. |
Newspaper, the first, 66, 119. | | | natural characteristics, 395-6. |
Newspaper animosities, 73. | | | early settlements, 396-8. |
Newton, W. H., 294. | | | first town meeting and officers, 398. |
New York and New England forces attack the | | | supervisors and clerks, 399. |
French, 40. | | | in the rebellion, 400. |
Nixon, Robert, 298. | | | present officers, 400. |
Nixon, James A., 285. | | | Preble Corners, 401. |
Observer, the Cortland, 120. | | | business interests, 402. |
O'Donnel, John, 148. | | | churches, 403. |
Official oaths of early attorneys, 136. | | | Property Line, the, 42. |
Old English courts, 133. | | | Purvis, Robert, 181. |
Onondaga & Cortland Turnpike Co., 78. | | | Puritans, the, 35. |
Onondaga Indians, 37. | | | Railroad agitation, 1865-70, 89. |
Onondaga Indians, mission among, 37. | | | Railroad agitation, 84. |
One Hundred and Eighty-fifth regiment, 112-116. | | | Randall, William R., 299. |
organization and officers, 112. | | | Randall, Henry S., 81, 94, 123, 141. |
marching orders, 112. | | | Randall, William, 72, 80, 257. |
first engagement, 112. | | | Randall, Roswell, 72, 80, 136, 257. |
subsequent career, 113-116. | | | Raymond, Zurial, 58, 369. |
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh regiment, 107. | | | Reed, Rufus A., 121, 123. |
organization and officers, 107. | | | Reed, E. C., 80, 81, 140. |
march to the front, 108. | | | Renewed hostilities of Seneca Indians against the |
subsequent career, 108-111. | | | French, 38. |
battles of, 111. | | | Repository, the, 66, 120. |
Opposition to division of Onondaga county, 55. | | | Republican Banner, the, 125. |
Organization of 76th regiment, 96. | | | Republican party, formation of, 87. |
Original townships of military tract, and subsequent | | | County Convention, the first, 87. |
divisions, 53. | | | County Convention, signatures to call, 87. |
Osgood, J. W., 178. | | | Revolution, the, 42. |
Otselic Valley Register, the, 131. | | | Reynolds, Joseph, 81, 140. |
Owen, Dr. Lewis S., 151-2. | | | Reynolds, Robert O., 142. |
Palmer, Irving H., 146. | | | Rice, Dr. Luther, 153. |
Pannel, Dr. Ezra, 153. | | | Rice, George, 72. |
Patterson, Ashbel, 178. | | | Rice, Ensign, 59. |
Patrick, Hon. Stephen, 181. | | | Riggs, Dr. Lewis, 160. |
Patrick, Henry, 380. | | | Rindge, Isaac, 94. |
Peace of Breda, 38. | | | Rindge, Clinton, 80. |
Peck, Rufus T., 148. | | | Rivalry between Cortland, Homer and Port Watson, |
Peck, A. R. & Jay, 308. | | | causes of, 71. |
Peck, Stephen N., 413. | | | Roberts, Hezekiah, 94. |
Percival, Samuel, 66. | | | Robinson, William P., 148. |
Percival, James, 66, 71, 119. | | | Rockwell, Thaddeus, 58. |
INDEX. | 551 | |
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Rockwell, Ezra, 58, 369. | | | Squires, John S., 349. |
Rood, L. L., 178. | | | Squires, Dann C., 349. |
Roe, John E., 322. | | | Squires, E. F., 309. |
Ross, George, 81. | | | Squires, William, 94. |
Ross, Townsend, 81. | | | Squires, James S., 281, 467-72. |
Routes followed by pioneers, 57. | | | Stage coaching, 83. |
Rowley, A. P., 181. | | | State Road, the, 58. |
Sager, A., 178, 303. | | | Standard Block, the, 127-8. |
Salina & Port Watson Railroad Co., 77. | | | Stephens, Henry, 80, 137. |
Salisbury, Nathan, 449-51. | | | Steel, James T., 48. |
Salisbury, James Henry, 459-66. | | | Stevens, Isaac, 180. |
Salt Road, the, 58. | | | Stiles, G. K., 308. |
Sanford, Deforest, 297. | | | Stiles, Jonah, 58. |
Samson, J. S., 305. | | | Stimson, Enos, 94. |
Sands, George S., 147. | | | Stoker, C. W., 297. |
Schermerhorn, James A., 143, 178. | | | Stone, Eliot F., 148. |
Schermerhorn, J. M., 85. | | | Stoppard, William B., 294, 309. |
Scott, 59. | | | Sturtevant, James Watts, 301, 447-9. |
formation of the town, 405. | | | Struggle between the Iroquois and Delawares, 27. |
natural features, 405. | | | Struggle between the French and the Iroquois, 36-7. |
first settlement, 405. | | | Streams of the county, 10. |
early religious work, 406. | | | St. Lawrence river, exploration of, 35. |
first town meeting and officers, 407-8. | | | Suggett, John W., 147. |
in the rebellion, 409. | | | Surface of the county, 10. |
supervisors and clerks, 409-10. | | | Surdam, D. O., 118. |
present officers, 410. | | | Surrogate's Court, the, 135. |
Scott Center, 410-11. | | | Sullivan's expedition, 43. |
mercantile interests, 411. | | | Supreme Court, the, 133. |
churches, 411-12. | | | Syracuse & Binghamton Railroad, 84. |
Seacord, E. M., 179. | | | Syracuse & Binghamton Railroad, survey and build- |
Searl, Dr. Jesse, 66, 151. | | | ing, 85. |
Secret Societies, 177. | | | Syracuse, Cortland & Binghamton Railroad Co., 80. |
Selover, C. F., 178, 294. | | | Taggart, Dr. Robert D., 151-2. |
Seventy-sixth regiment, the, 96 to 100. | | | Taggart, J. J., 178. |
Shankland, W. H., jr., 147. | | | Taintor, Erving, 88. |
Shankland, William H., 81, 124, 140. | | | Tanner, A. F., 182. |
Shattuck, R. C., 179. | | | Tanner, A. T., 304. |
Sherman, William L., 178. | | | Tanner, James E., 304. |
Sherman, James A., 217. | | | Tarbell, Gage E., 149. |
Sinclair, James H., 124. | | | Taylor, Charles, 181. |
Smith, C. D., 130. | | | Taylor, Jonathan, 311. |
Smith, Abram P., 88, 144, 178. | | | Taylor, 58. |
Smith, Dorr C., 147. | | | formation of the town, 423. |
Smith, D. E., 150. | | | natural characteristics, 423. |
Smith, Isaac, 178. | | | early settlements, 423-4. |
Smith, James M., 181. | | | business interests, 425. |
Smith, H. C., 182. | | | first birth and marriage, 426. |
Smith, Nathan, 324. | | | in the rebellion, 427. |
Smith, Abram, 324. | | | first officers, 427. |
Smith, F. D., 307. | | | supervisors and clerks, 427. |
Smith, W. T., 294. | | | present officers, 427. |
Smith, W. H., 248. | | | Thayendanegea, 42. |
Smith, Robert, 59. | | | Third decade, the, 75. |
Solon, 60. | | | Third decade, condition of inhabitants, 75-6. |
formation of the town, 412. | | | Thompson, C. F., 179. |
natural characteristics, 412-13. | | | Thomas, John, 260. |
early settlements, 413-14. | | | Timber of the county, 12. |
first birth, marriage and death, 414. | | | Tillinghast, Hon. B. F., 181. |
business interests, 415. | | | Tillinghast, R. C., 294. |
churches, 416. | | | Tioughnioga river, etc., 10. |
in the rebellion, 416. | | | Tioughnioga river as a commercial highway, 65. |
supervisors and clerks, 416-17. | | | Tisdale, W. D., 178. |
present officers, 417. | | | Topography of the county, 10. |
Speed, John J., 136. | | | Todd, Amos, 57. |
Soil of the county, 12. | | | Town boundaries, changes of, 75, 79, 82. |
South Cortland Luminary, the, 132. | | | Town genealogy, 82-3. |
Spencer, Nelson, 247. | | | Town railroad bonds, 89. |
Squires, Jerome, 148. | | | Townships and maps, 50. |
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Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, 42. | | | War of the rebellion, the county in, 95. |
Treaty of Utrecht, the, 41. | | | losses in by the county, 116. |
Treaty between the Iroquois and the French, 38. | | | prompt action of the people, 95. |
Trial of Colonel N. W. Green, 97. | | | movement to organize regiment, 95. |
Tripp, Dr. John D., 174. | | | the 76th Regiment, 96. |
Tripp, James H., 361, 475-7. | | | composition of 76th Regiment, 97. |
Trowbridge, Billy, 72. | | | officers of 76th Regiment, 97. |
True American and Religious Examiner, the, 131. | | | marching orders of 76th Regiment, 98. |
Truxton, 58. | | | official action in county, 117. |
situation and boundaries, 377. | | | first public act, 117. |
natural features, 377. | | | bounties, 117-118. |
early settlements, 377 to 369. | | | bonds issued, 119. |
early mills, 381. | | | War of 1812, the, 64. |
first town meeting, 381. | | | Warren, William H., 145. |
town officers, 381. | | | Warren, Dr., L. C., 314. |
in the rebellion, 382. | | | Warren, George L., 178, 283, 304. |
Truxton village, 382. | | | Waters, M. M., 145. |
mercantile and manufacturing interests, | | | Waters, Henry D., 148. |
383-4. | | | Watson, R. J., 178. |
churches, 385. | | | Watson, Joseph, 217. |
Turnpike companies, 61, 70. | | | Watson, Elkanah, 59, 66, 241. |
Tuttle, William D., 148. | | | Webb, Major Adin, 139, 259. |
Twenty-fifth Congressional District, 79. | | | Webb, Morgan L., 283, 301. |
Twenty-second Congression District, 79. | | | Welch, S. E., 117, 304. |
Tyler, John, 324. | | | Western Courier, the, 122-3. |
Utica, Chenango & Cortland Railroad, 89. | | | Wheeler, Dr. Elijah G., 153. |
Van Auken, Willard J., 148. | | | Wheeler, Jerome, 80. |
Van Alstine, C., 308. | | | Wheeler, Jacob, 67. |
Van Bergen, P., 178. | | | Whig, the, 81. |
Van Hoesen, Garrett, 401. | | | White, Asa, 61. |
Van Hoesen, Matthias, 117, 401. | | | Whitmore, D. E., 181, 361. |
Van Slyke, E. D., 125. | | | Whitmore, Parley, 74. |
Van Vredenberg, P. D. & C. A., 130. | | | Whitney, Christopher, 58. |
Vining, Samuel, 59. | | | Wickwire Brothers, 295. |
Virgil, 58. | | | Willet, 59. |
formation of town, 319. | | | formation of town, 428. |
natural features, 319. | | | natural features, 428. |
first settlement, 319. | | | early settlements, 428-31. |
first town meeting, 326. | | | first town meeting, 430. |
first town officers, 326. | | | in the rebellion, 432. |
early schools, 326. | | | supervisors and clerks, 432. |
early churches, 327. | | | present officers, 432. |
post-offices, 329. | | | churches, 432. |
early marriages and deaths, 331. | | | Wills, Charles E., 178. |
agricultural matters, 332. | | | Winslow, John E., 149. |
in the rebellion, 336. | | | Wiswell, Oliver, 74, 137, 284. |
Virgil Corners, 336-8. | | | Weed, Thurlow, 352. |
physicians, 339. | | | Woodcock, David, 74. |
Gridley Hollow, 342. | | | Woodruff, Madison, 298. |
Messengerville, 343. | | | Wright, Benjamin T., 146. |
Frank's Corners, 343. | | | Young Men's Christian Association. |
supervisors and town clerks, 344. | | | organization of, 182. |
Wainwright, Colonel William, 99. | | | charter members, 182. |
Wallace, D. F., 283, 305. | | | first officers, 182. |
Walrad, C. P., 304. | | | present officers, 182. |
Ward, S. R., 131. | | | Zimmer, Philip, 217. |
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