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New York Historical Markers--by Chapter

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1001NY Abigail Fillmore 1001a IC 6/15/1953 1/1/1990 excellent Y

YWCA building 190 (or 197)Franklin St

Buffalo DAR plaque

photo/site of home of Millard and Abigail

Fillmore

1001b IC, HG, V2 10/9/1928 1/1/1990 excellent Y 6 Smith St, Moravia DAR plaque

photo/Home where Millard and Abigail

Fillmore were married, February 5, 1826

1001c IC, CH, HG, V2 6/14/1935 1/1/1990

disappeare

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Foot of Porter Ave, historic Lake Erie,

Buffalo; presented to City Park Dept

Buffalo

DAR bronze

tablet on

concrete base

Historic Lake Erie 1641-1927; Reviewing

historical facts about Lake Erie since the

advent of the white man

1001d IC, HG 11/15/1940 1/1/1990 ok Y In front of 1272 Delaware Ave Buffalo

State DOE

Marker

photo/Site of the Jubilee Spring which

provided drinking water to the citizens of

Buffalo and Black Rock from 1827-1898

1001e IC, HG, V2 6/15/1931 1/1/1990 East Aurora, Shearer Ave DAR plaque

photo/Original home of Millard and Abigail

Fillmore, removed from original site in 1930

1001f IC, CH, HG, V2 11/5/1937 1/1/1990

disappeare

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Scajaquada Creek Buffalo, replaced 1959

now gone

State DOE

Marker

Scajaquada Creek where five of

Commodore Perry's vessels were

reconditioned in 1813

1001g IC, CH 6/14/1979 Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Erie Cty DAR marker

photo/Honoring Sara Hinson, one of the

founders of Flag Day

1001h CH 3/1/1934 Ft Niagara, Sir William J. Johnson room marker

1001i CH 7/10/1937 Seneca Indian Park, Buffalo marker

1001j CH 1/1/1938 A.M.&A. Building, Buffalo tablet For Lafayette and Lincoln

1001k CH 10/28/1938 4 miles east of Youngstown marker

1001l CH 11/2/1940 House in East Aurora tablet

1001m IC, CH 5/26/1978 1/1/1990 excellent Y Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Erie Cty DAR marker

photo/Albert James Myer, MD, 1829-1880,

founder of US Weather Service

1001n IC, CH 6/14/1982 1/1/1990 excellent Y Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Erie Cty

Flagpole &

marker photo/gravesite of Millard Fillmore

1002NY Abigail Harper 1002a IC, CM, HG Fall 1927 2007

excellent;

reded Mem

Day 2007 Y Harpersfield Marker

"This stone marks the location of the First

House erected in the town of Harpersfield

in 1771 by John Harper for whom this town

was named; it was burned in 1777 by the

Indians and Tories under Brandt and

Butler; DAR and the town of Harpersfield

1927"

Abraham Cole

1003NY Adirondack 1003a IC, HG 1/1/1919 1/1/1979 fair Elm Street Park, Arsenal Green, Malone

Boulder with

bronze tablet

The men of Franklin County who lost their

lives in World War I

1003b IC, HG 1/1/1925 1/1/1979 fair Y

Malone beside main entrance to BPOE

#1303 Lodge

Bronze DAR

tablet

"This tablet marks the old Home of William

Almon Wheeler Vice President of the

United States, 1877-1881. Placed by the

Adirondack Chapter Daughters of the

American Revolution, 1925"

1003c IC, HG 1/1/1931 1/1/1979 fair

Main entrance to older building, Franklin

Academy, Malone Bronze tablet

"1831-1931. This tablet commemorates the

sacrifices of these early pioneers whose

wisdom and foresight let them to mortgage

their homesteads that Franklin Academy

might be established on this site (names

listed in 4 columns of 19 names). Erected

to the enduring memory under the auspices

of the Alumni Association on the one

hundreth anniversary of grant of charter.

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HG: Historian General Files

CM: Chapter Member

ESN: Empire State News

IC: State Historian Index Card10/4/2015



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1003d IC 1/1/1940 1/1/1979

Main entrance to Franklin Academy,

Malone Plaque

"Richard Harrison/Born 1747 England/Died

1829 New York/Founder of Malone/Donor

of site of Franklin Academy on which a

school building has stood since the first

one was erected in 1805-6 from timber cut

and hewn on the spot then primeval forest.

Graduate First Class Kings College/Law

Partner of Alexander Hamilton/State

Assemblyman elected 1787/Member

Federal Constitutional Convention

1788/United States Attorney appointed by

President Washington 1789/Secretary

State Board of Regents 1787-1790/To

honor our founder and in recognition of his

benefactions to the town of which he was

the first citizen and proprietor. This tablet is

here placed by Adirondack Chapter DAR

1940."

1003e HG 1/1/1933 Campus of Franklin Academy, Malone DAR plaque

Commemorating the gift of the campus to

the township by Ricahrd Harrison, founder

of Malone, scotch pine trees originally

marking plaque were gone by 1980

1003f

many markers listed in State Chapter

history file, but no other info known

1003g Y97, NYS VI 6/19/1905

First Settlers Cemetery, First

Congregational Church, Malone

Voted in 1997 to donate up to $15000 for

chain link fence around cemetery to protect

it from vandals

Ag-Wron-Doug-Was see Ag-Wron-Doug-Was-Cunahunta

1004NY Ag-Wron-Doug-Was-Cunahunta1004a IC, CM, HG 9/12/1929 1/1/2007 good Y Route 7 between Bainbridge and Sidney

Sullivan bronze

tablet #__

"[map and portraits] Routes of the armies

of General John Sullivan and General

James Clinton 1779; an expedition against

hostile Indian nations which checked the

aggressions of the English and Indians on

the frontiers of New York and

Pennsylvania, extending westward the

dominion of the United States; erected by

the State of New York 1929"

1004b IC, HG 6/14/1934 West Bainbridge 3 trees

Commemorating three solders who died in

the World War



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1004c IC, HG 5/24/1935 Village of Bainbridge

2 bronze DAR

markers

Commemorating two village churches,

Presbyterian and Episcopal, each over one

hundred years old; "The first Presbyterian

Church Society founded March 31, 1793

through the efforts of Rev. Wm. A. Stone of

the Vermont Domestic Missionary Society.

The first church was erected in 1798, and

was destroyed by fire in 1814. The present

building was erected in 1831." St. Peter's

Episcopal Chruch, second oldest church in

village, erected in 1826.

1004d IC, CM, HG 10/31/1929 1/7/2007 good Y Village Green, Main St, Afton

DAR bronze

plaque

"In memory of the men in the twon of Afton

who fought in the Revolutionary War [29

names, see photo]; Presented b

Cunahunta Chapter NSDAR and State of

New York 1929"

1004e CM 1/1/1920 1/7/2007 good Y

Intersection of State Rt 7 and Rt 41,

VillageGreen, Afton

Bronze NYS

marker

"About two miles down the Susquehanna

River on an island and adjacent shores

was the campsite of the army of General

James Clinton on the night of August 18,

1779. The siteof Afton was occupied by the

Indian village of Conihunto; destroyed by a

force under Captain William Gray in

October 1778; erected by the State of New

York 1920"

1005NY Amsterdam 1005a IC, CH, HG 1/1/1925 1/1/1979 good

Amsterdam, East end of Florida Ave,

across the Chuctanunda Creek in 5th

Ward by the Florida Ave bridge

Granite boulder

with bronze DAR

tablet

Halt of the Army of Gen. VanRensselaer on

its way to defend the upper Mohawk Valley

from the Tories and Indians from Canada

1197NY Anna Ingalsbe Lovell

1176NY Anna Smith Strong

Anne Cary see Anne Cary-Lord Stirling

Anne Cary-Lord Stirling 1092a IC Vicinity of village of East Rockaway

State DOE

Marker Site of first post office, East Rockaway

1092b IC Vicinity of village of East Rockaway

State DOE

Marker Site of first public oven

1092c IC Vicinity of village of East Rockaway

State DOE

Marker Site of first grist mill

1092d IC Vicinity of village of East Rockaway

State DOE

Marker Site of home of Alexander Davison

1092e IC Vicinity of village of East Rockaway

State DOE

Marker Site of home of John Hewlett

1092f IC Vicinity of village of East Rockaway

State DOE

Marker Site of home of Col. Richard Hewlett

1092g V2 1930s Polish Catholic Church, Hempstead LI tablet in church Honoring Count Pulaski

1007NY Anne Hutchinson 1007a IC, CH 1/1/1967 Y Bronxville, (oldest house)

DAR Tablet on

boulder

"Abijah Morgan House where Jonathan

Verian's regiment mustered on the morning

of September 13, 1812, under the

command of Captain Lawrence Davenport

of New Rochelle, Lieutenant John Butler of

Fordham, Ensign Abijah Morgan"CH: Chapter History files at State


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(see also Larchmont) 1007b IC 1/1/1976 Eleazer Hart house

Bronze tablet on

house

"Eleazer Hart House, granted to the

Revolutionary War Patriot, with 154 acres

of land, formerly belonging to Philipsburgh

Manor, by the commisioners of forfeitures,

1785"

1007c IC, CH, CM, HG 10/16/1976 2006

legible, but

finish is

deteriorati

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Grounds of Prospect Hill School, Pelham

Manor, Westchester Cty DAR marker

"1776 1976 Bicentennial of the Battle of

Pelham October 18, 1776; Knapp Chapter,

NSDAR, honors Colonel John Glover, Col

Joseph Read, Col William Shepard, Col

Loammi Baldwin and the 750 Continentals;

their courageous action delayed Gen.

William Howe's British invasion and enable

General George Washington to move the

Continental Army to White Plains."

Commemorating the 200th anniversary of

the Battle of Pelham

1007d IC, CM, HG 4/29/1937 1979 missing

Pelham Memorial High School grounds,

Pelham

tablet at foot of

dogwood tree

This tree planted in honor of Nellie Ruth

Vidaver, Organizing Regent, Knapp

Chapter, DAR 1928 [chapter is replacing

as of 2006]

1007e IC, CM

corner of Colonial Ave and Wolf's Lane,

Pelham

granite stone

beneath tree

This tree planted in memory of George

Washington by the Knapp DAR Chapter

1007f IC, CM, HG, V2 10/18/1930 2006 good Y

corner of Colonial Ave and Wolf's Lane,

Pelham Memorial High School grounds,

Pelham

bronze DAR

tablet on boulder

"The Old Boston Road: originally an Indian

trail; New York City to Boston frist traveled

by a post rider Jan 13, 1673 making the

round trip in one month. First stage route

established in 1732. Site of British

encampment Battle of Pelham Oct 18,

1776. Erected by Knapp Chapter DAR

1930"

1007g IC, CM, HG, V2 4/30/1937 2006 good Y

corner Esplanade and Boston Post Road,

Pelham Manor

bronze DAR

tablet on old

milestone granite

boulder

Old Milestone Marker from NYC to the

Esplanade, Pelham Manor; K324 "This mile

stone was originally erected in 1804 to

mark the distance of 17 miles from New

York City Hall by the way of the new

Boston Post Road; this monument was re-

erected by the DAR Knapp Chapter April

30, 1937"

1008NY Astenrogen 1008a IC 1/1/1903

hard to

read

beside Shell's Bush Rd, north of Little

Falls granite marker

"Erected 1903 by Astenrogen Chap. DAR

in memory of John Christian Shell, his

brave wife and sons who defended their

blockhouse which stood 450 ft. north of this

monument from an attack by the Indians

Aug. 6, 1781."

1008b IC 1/1/1906 good

Front of Ft. Herkimer Church, on Rt 5S

between LittleFalls and Mohawk bronze plaque

"Ft. Herkimer stood 86 rods west of this

church. It served as a place of refuge for

the pioneers from attacks by the French

and Indians and during the War of the

Revolution with this church as a place of

defence and a base of military supplies.

Erected by Astenrogen Chap DAR Little

Falls, NY AD 1906."CH: Chapter History files at State


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1008c IC 9/5/1911

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Located corner Church and School Sts.

Little Falls

large boulder on

flat granite stone

"This memorial erected by Astenrogen

Chapter of Daughters of the American

Revolution of Little Falls, N.Y., aided by

patriotic citizens of this city was dedicated

Sept. 5, 1911 and marks the site of the old

Octagon Church. The first church in Little

Falls in which all denominations

worshiopped. Built in 1796, Demolished in

1842."

1008d IC 6/14/1912 good

From Herkimer Home travel west on

Route 5S to the Fort Herkimer Church,

about 7.5 miles

Herkimer Marker

#3

"40 mile route taken by Gen. Herkimer

Aug. 3-6, 1777 for relief of Fort Stanwix.

The Battle of Oriskany, Aug. 6, between

Herkimer's men and St. Leger with his

Indians was the turning point of the

Revolution; near this spot was the site of

Fort Herkimer, built in 1756, around the

second stone house of Johan Jost

Herchheimer, father of Gen. Nicholas

Herkimer. HereNicholas pased his

boyhood, and here he rested when

returning wounded from the Battle of

Oriskany."

1033f IC, HG 10/18/1959 1979

good, used

for target

practice

Between Little Falls and Herkimer on

Smith rd in Central Herkimer Cty

monument with

bronze plaque

"This monument marks the site where Lt.

Solomon Woodworth and his men fell in

battle on 7 Sept. 1781 during the

Revolutionary War. It was erected in 1959

during New York State's Year of History by

the Herkimer County Board of Supervisors

and dedicated by the Mohawk Valley

Chapters DAR." Lt. Solomon Woodworth

who with many of his brave followers met

death by being ambushed by Indians. Their

men were buried in a common grave on the

land where the fighting took place. Mohawk

Valley Indian ambush near Shells Bush.

Au-Ly-Ou-Let 2001a IC, HG 6/27/1927 Franklin

DAR bronze

tablet on boulder

"This boulder marks the site of the home of

Sluman Wattles, the first settler in the

Town of Franklin, who built this house in

1785. One hundred and fifty feet south

stood the Treaty Elm under whose

branches he made a treaty with the

Indians."

Barnard

Baron Steuben 1009a IC, HG 5/4/1929 1/1/1979 good Pultney Park, Bath bronze marker

"To mark the first clearing in Steuben

County made in 1793 by Col. Charles

Williamson founder of Bath and first agent

of the Pulteney Estate. Placed by Baron

Steuben Chapter N.S. Daughters of the

American Revolution and the State of New

York 1929."



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1009b IC, HG 1/1/1930 1/1/1979 good Wheeler, County road 53 (or 54)

bronze marker on

boulder

"Site of office of Marcus Whitman, MD

1828-1835 Missionary to Cayuse Indians

1836-1847 Patriotic leader in establishing

the claim of the United States to Oregon

1842-1844/Martyr of an Indian Massacre

1847/His was the first wagon to cross the

Rocky Mountains Erected by Baron

Steuben Chapter NSDAR and the State of

New York 1930"

Battle Pass 2002a IC, HG 10/24/1929 1/1/1979

missing/va

ndalized

and tablet

removed

about 1974 Prospect Park, Brooklyn

marker on

boulder

Battle of Long Island, Aug. 27, 1776 at the

point where our solders were defeated with

great loss by the Hessians

2002b IC, HG 5/18/1935 1/1/1979 good

Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church

grounds Memorial tablet

King's Highway and the retreat of the

American soldiers after battle of Long

Island, Aug. 27, 1776

1011NY Beaverkill 1011a IC, CH, CM 6/30/1923 12/1/2006

needs

cleaning Y

Westfield Flats cemetery, Roscoe, Old

Route 17

14' circum

boulder with

bronze DAR

tablet

"In memory of Rachel Williams, wife of

Jehiel Stewart. She was a descendant of

Roger Williams and was the first white

woman settler in this vicinity in 1789.

Erected by Beaverkill Chapter DAR 1923 'I

was sick and she visited me'"

1011b CH 9/3/1920 Y

between Neversink and Grahamsville,

Sullivan County

bronze plaque on

granite boulder

"On this field was the Battle of Chestnut

Woods September 5, 1778; A detachment

of troops from the Fort at Honk under

command of Lieutenant John Graham

fought a band of Indians returning from a

raid at Pine Bush in the Roundout Valley.

Here died in that battle Lt John Graham,

Private Robert Temple; Private Adam

Ambler; erected by citizens 1920"

1012NY Benjamin Prescott 1012a IC, HG 4/19/1900

upper window casing of Free Public

Library, Fredonia

DAR brass

marker 4x9

inches

"This window frame was burned by candles

placed for illumination when Gen. Lafayette

was a guest of the village of Fredonia, NY

on June 4, 1825."

1012b IC, HG 1/1/1931

Barker Commons, corner of Park in

Fredonia

DAR bronze

marker on granite

boulder

Site of Barker Common which was "cleared

of stumps" in 1808

1012c IC, HG 6/3/1925 West Main St, Fredonia

DAR bronze

tablet on boulder first gas well in the United States

1012d IC, CH, HG 7/27/1940 1/1/1982 good Y

Smith Mills near Silver Creek, town of

Hanover

large stone

boulder with

bronze DAR

plaque

Birthplace of Mary Smith Lockwood, 1831-

1922 Pen Founder of NSDAR; NSDAR

Placed by Chatauqua County Chapters,

Patterson, Ben Prescott, Ellicott, and Maj

Bosworth Chapters 1940

1012e CH 1/1/1974 Russo Building, Fredonia Historical marker


the visit of General Lafayette to the village

Benjamin RomaineCH: Chapter History files at State


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1179NY Betsy Baldwin

Beukendaal 2003a IC, HG 1/1/1929 1/1/1979 good

Schenectady two miles up the Sarandoga

Road from Scotia

monument and

bronze DAR

tablet

"Beukendaal -1748 Dutch word meaning

Beechdale DeGraff House where 40

Schenectady Militia fought off French-

Indian raiding party" July 18, 1748

1014NY Beulah Patterson Brown 1014a CH, CM 9/13/1924 6/9/2007 excellent Y

Brown Settlement Cemetery, Brown Lane

off Route 38, Berkshire

DAR bronze

plaque on

boulder

"Beulah Patterson Brown Jan 20, 1741-

July 6, 1820 widow of Capt. Abraham

Brown; placed by Beulah Patterson Brown

Chapter DAR 1924;" unveiled by seventh

generation descendants

Blooming Grove see Quassaick

Bronx see Jonas Bronck

1200NY Brooklyn 1200a CM 8/1/2006 12/11/2006 New Y

Louise J. Valentino Park Pier in Red

Hook, Brooklyn

Park & Rec

marker

To commemorate Fort Defiance and its

role in the defense of New York Cityin

1776, especially covering retreat of

Washington across the East River on Aug

29, 1776. [see marker document 1200a_2

for full citation]

1195NY Caleb Hopkins 1195a ESN 201108 6/11/2011

Northfield Enriched Housing Butterfly

Garden, 4560 Nine Mile Road, Fairport Stone Marker

"We dedicate this marker to commemorate

the works of the Caleb Hopkins Chapter

DAR in our endeavo to bring new life and

beauty of this garden to the rsidents of

Northfield. May the Lord bless our efforts

and preserve the life of this garden and the

memory of this marker which signifies our

ongoing commitment to the Daughters of

the American Revolution, 'God, Home and

Country.' for many years to come. Amen."

1015NY Camden 1015a IC, HG 7/4/1899 Cemetary on Mexico St, Camden

7' plain granite

stone

34 Revolutionary soldiers came from Conn.

And settled in Camden and buried in this

cemetery

1015b IC, CH, HG 10/31/1913

six miles from Camden; 18 miles from

Rome; route from Rome to Sacketts

Harbor

bronze marker on

a boulder

"Here stood for more than a century the

last remaining cedar mile post marking the

route from Rome to Sacketts Harbor, over

which troops marched in the war of 1812"

1191NY Canandaigua

1016NY Captain Christian Brown 1016a IC, HG 7/4/1918 Sego-Sego Park, Cobleskill

a cannon and a

DAR tablet

Present to the village, and history of the

cannon

1016b IC, CH, HG 8/24/1914 Y

Intersection of 2 roads, 1.5 miles north of

state highway, wast of Cobleskill

boulder with

bronze plaque

Captain Christian Brown, a true patriot and

soldier who served in the struggle for our

independence and received honorable

discharge

1016c IC, CH, HG 10/1/1927 good

reded

2005 Y near Janesville

Barre Rock with

DAR bronze

plate

Catherine Merckley, shot and killed by

Indians while fleeing on horseback; Oct 18,

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1016d IC, CH, HG 10/26/1924 East Main St, Cobleskill

boulder with

bronze plaque

Fort DuBois, which was named in honor of

Col. Lewis DuBois

Captain Israel Harris see Captain Israel Harris-General John Williams

1017NY Captain Israel Harris-General John Williams1017a IC, HG 1/1/1922 1979 poor Mettowee Cemetary, Granville Marked pine tree

a weathered board 6x16" nailed to base of

tree listing 13 men who died in WWI; small

bronze plaque attached to base

1017b IC, HG about 1914 1979 good

Quaker, North, Mettowee Cemetary

intersections Granville Mounds

commemorating cannon located at North

Street Mound

1017c IC, HG about 1914 1979

good/cano

n scrapped

in WWII Main and Quaker St, Granville

boulder with

bronze plaque

names of Revolutionary soldiers from

Granville

1017d IC, HG 1/1/1932 good

North Street Mound (Pine and North St),

Granville Marked tree

George Washington Bicentennial year,

Flag pole, at base are 2 plaques, original

plus a new one dedicated in 1976

1017e IC, CH, HG 7/4/1959 1979 good Abrams Bldg, Main St, Salem bronze marker

"Turner's Cabin was built on this site in

1762 by James Turner, Joshua Conkey

and Hamilton McCollister. In 1764 they

brought their families from Pelham, Mass.

To form the first settlement in this place.

Placed by Gen. John Wms. Ch., DAR

1959"

1017f CH 3/1/1974 Evergreen Cemetery gate, Salem

cemetery

entrance marker

Revolutionary soldiers buried within,

dedicated March 1974

1018NY Captain John Harris 1018a IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich

State DOE

marker

"First log cabin in Norwich was built on this

site about 1790 by Col. Wm. Munroe,

drummer boy fo the Revolutionary War."

1018b IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich, Sherburne 4 corners

State DOE

marker

The first newspaper in Chenango Co. was

the "Western Oracle," published in this site

in 1803 by Abraham and Nicholas Romeyn.

1018c IC, HG 6/12/1936 North Norwich

State DOE

marker

Site of the home of Militia General at North

Norwich. On this site 1794 stood the home

of Obadiah German, Militia General, land

agent, State Assemblyman, United States

Sentaor 1809-1815.

1018d IC, HG 6/12/1936 Smyrna Village, Norwich

State DOE

marker

A stake driven here marked 101 miles west

from Albany on the Albany-Ithaca Turnpike;

built 1805

1018e IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich

State DOE

marker

First site of Oxford Academy, charter

granted 1794; Uri Tracey, first principal;

one of first four charters granted west of

the Hudson

1018f IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich

State DOE

marker

Brigham Young, when a boy, lived about 2

miles up this road. The Young family went

from here to western New York.



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1018g IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich

State DOE

marker

Site of early homestead of Capt. John

Harris, 1789. Capt. Harris, seaman and

pioneer, bought land from Broad St. to

river. First Norwich town meeting held in

his house.

1018h IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich

State DOE

marker

Site of ancient Indian fort. In 1791 early

settlers found evidence of this fort having

been in use nearly four hundred years.

1018i IC, HG 6/12/1936 Norwich

State DOE

marker

Site of home of Avery Power, first settler in

Norwich Township 1788, owned adjoining

river flat. Lucy Power, first white native of

Chenango Valley.

1018j IC, HG 6/12/1936 Noriwch

State DOE

marker

Site of land used by the Oneida Indians for

Councils. "The Castle," Oneida Indian fort.

Councils held here up to 1790. About 1/4

mile west from road.

Captain Robert Nichols

Carantouan

1020NY Catherine Schuyler 1020a IC, HG 7/1/1932 Genesee Park, Cuba

Tree marked with

copper plate Washington Bicentennial

1020b IC, HG 1/1/1933 Transit bridge

Plates on old

bridge replaced

on new one The site of the old toll bridge

1020c IC, HG 1/1/1934 Bridge at transit bridge, Angelica DAR marker

Site of the first bridge across the Genesee

River in Allegheny County

1020d IC, HG 8/1/1908 Letchworth Park, Caneadea Boulder

Site of the old Indian Council House and

Major Moses Van Campen House

1021NY Caughnawaga 1060i IC, CH 6/14/1912 6/13/2004

moved and

reded

Herkimer Home State Historic Site near

flagpole; originally about 1/2 mile from

Homestead

Herkimer Marker

#2






Revolution; to the memory of the men who

passed along this route and fought with

General Nicholas Herkimer on the

battlefield of Oriskany Aug. 6, 1777."

1022NY Cayuga 1022a IC, CH, HG 5/12/1935 1990 ok DeWitt Park

tablet on gray

stone monument

Oregon Mission in 1834 sent out from

Presbyterian Church under the leadership

of Rev. Samuel Parker; erected by DOE,

Cayuga DAR and Pres. Ch.

1022b CH 6/3/1910 Post Office Lobby, Ithaca bronze tablet

"In honor of the soldiers of the American

Revolution buried in Tompkins County (list

of names) and the unknown dead; placed

by Cayuga Chapter DAR 1910"

1022c CH 1/1/1923 Y cemetery in Spencer

boulder and

bronze DAR

tablet

"To the honor and glory of the

Revolutionary soldiers buried in Spencer

(names); reverently placed by the Spencer

Daughters of the American Revolution"



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1023NY Champlain 1023a IC, HG 7/1/1932 Fort Crown Point

small bronze

marker beside

tree

Beside the tree dedicated to the soldiers of

the Revolution

1023b IC, HG 11/5/1923

svc

6/15/2013

by

Ticonderog

a Chap Y Lake Rd (old Indian Ridge), Crown Point

boulder and

bronze DAR

tablet

The traditional Put's Oak, the tree to which

General Isreal Putnam was tied by the

Indians during the French and Indian War

to be burned at the stake. "182 feet north

of this spot stood the oak to which Israel

Putnam was tied and tortured by the

Indians in 1758."

1024NY Chancellor Livingston 1024a IC 5/6/1962

Rt 308, 1 mile east of Rhinebeck Village,

at entrance to Schuyler House

Iron, DAR blue

with white letters

"Schuyler House: 'The Grove' built 1795 by

General Philip j. Schuyler visited early

statesmen; site of Rutsen Mill 1740, Chan-

Livingston Chapter DAR erected 1962"

1024b YB94, NYS VI 1/1/1926

restored

1993 &

2006

East Memorial Gate of Rhinebeck

Cemetery Gate

Gate was oriingally commissioned and

dedicated in 1926 by Mrs. Theodore de

Laporte, Organizing Regent of the Chapter.

Gate was restored in 1993 and landscaped

with a briar rose popular at time and very

1024c ESN 201506 1970s? Reformed Church Cemetery, Rhinebeck Tablet

Dedicated to 44 Revolutionary Soldiers

buried in cemetery/.

Chappaqua see Mohegan

1026NY Chemung 1026a HG 8/29/1976

northwestern section of the Chemun g

County Courthouse lawn, 25 feet east of

Lake Street, Elmira DAR marker

"1776-1976 in memory of themore than

170soldiers of the American Revolution

know to have been buried in Chemung

County and of their pioneer wives and

families. Chemung Chapter"

Chepontuc 2004a IC 1/1/1976 1990 ok 22 Center St, Glens Falls, Warren County Plaque on house

Birthplace of Charles Evans Hughes, Born

Glens Falls, NY April 11, 1862, Governor

of New York State 1907-1910, Justice U.S.

Supreme Court 1910-1916, Secretary of

State of the U.S. 1921-1925, Chief Justice

of the U.S. 1930-1941, Died August 27,

1948

2004b IC, HG 1/1/1962 Glens Falls City Park, near the library

boulder with

plaque

"In honor of Charles Evans Hughes, Born

Glens Falls, NY April 11, 1862, Governor

of New York State 1907-1910, Justice U.S.

Supreme Court 1910-1916, Secretary of

State of the U.S. 1921-1925, Chief Justice

of the U.S. 1930-1941, Died August 27,

1948; erected by Chepontuc Chapter DAR

Glen Falls, NY 1962"

Cherry Valley 2005a IC, HG 8/14/1904 Presbyterian Church, Cherry Valley Tablet

Rev. Samuel Dunlop, one of the founders

of the settlement of Cherry Valley in 1741.

He was the first pastor of the first church

and first teacher in first classical school in

western NY.



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2005b 8/15/1906 Monument

Marker commemorating Col Alden

Massacre of 1778; The card is postally

used, dated 1906. Written on the back are

the names of the people in the photo: last

names that we can read are - Little, Smith,

White, Cox, O'Connor, Leaning, Gibbons,

Watkins, and possibly "Rev. Mr. Keaton" or

"Keaston"

Chi-Nose-Heh-Geh see Mary Jemison

Chief Catoonah see Pierre van Cortlandt

1028NY Chief Taughannock 1028a IC, HG Trumansburg Hermann Camp house

1028b IC, HG pre-1976 reded 1976 ok-1990

Halseyville--crossroads 1/2 mile south of

Trumansburg on Rt 96 Plot Marker Commemorating Sullivan's plot

1028c IC, HG Halseyville Marker

Marker commemorating Nicoll Halsey

House

1184NY Christopher Stone

1029NY Colonel Aaron Ogden

1196NY Colonel Bigelow Lawrence 1196a Y95 1995 Skaneateles Historical Society Flagpole Presented to SHS by Chapter in 1994-95

1196b photo 1/1/1932 Sherwood Inn, Skaneateles

NYS DOE

Marker "…Sherwood Inn Built about 1800"

1030NY Colonel Gilbert Potter 1030a IC, HG 4/9/1989

Chicester Cemetery Oak St, Amityville,

Town of Babylon Suffolk Cty.

DAR Bronze

plaque at base of

flowering cherry

tree set in

concrete

By Col. Gilbert Potter Chapter presenting

tree and plaque commemorating the 200th

anniversary of the inaugeration of our 1st

United States President, Gen. George

Washington

1031NY Colonel Israel Angell 1031a IC 6/19/1914 1979 good

On Carr farm 2 mile south of West

Edmiston; moved to a plot farther south

on the new road to So. Edmeston 3x4' marker

"In memory of the three scouts killed on the

estate of Percifer Carr by 'Brandt's Indians,'

Sept. 16th 1778. Erected by the Col. Israel

Angell Chapter NSDAR."

1032NY Colonel Josiah Smith 1032a IC, CH, CM, HG 5/5/1963 2006 good Y

Manor of St. George, Mastic, Long Island,

Suffolk Co [William Floyd Parkway and

Neighborhood Rd, near front of manor

house]

Bronze DAR

marker

Battle of Ft. St. George; "Under orders

from Gen. George Washington, two

companies of the Continental Light

Dragoons commanded by Major

BenjaminTallmadge, attacked and captured

Fort St. George and captured the British

garrison at this place on November 23rd,

180_"

1032b IC, CM, HG 6/1/1933 3/12/2007 good Y

Route 112 and Route 25, Coram NY

[triangular piece of land west side of

Route 112]

bronze DAR

marker on native

boulder

"Near this spot while Long Island was

under English military control Col. Benjamin

Tallmadge with twelve Patriot soldiers

captured and burned a British magazine

and supply of forage on November 23,

1780; Erected by Col. Josiah Smith DAR

and the State of N 1933"

1032c IC, CM, CH, HG 10/13/1925 3/12/2007 good Y

Main Street and River Avvenue, north

side of Main Street, Patchogue

engraved granite

stone

Site of Hart's Tavern, in West Patchogue.

George Washington reports in diary that

when he made his tour of Long Island in

April 22, 1790, he remained overnight at

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1033NY Colonel Marinus Willett 1033a IC, CH 6/14/1912 8/5/1980 reded Y

Deerfield Corners; North side of Herkimer

Rd, opposite Leland Ave, Utica

Herkimer Marker

#7






Revolution; at this point, on Aug. 5, 1777,

General Herkimer with the greater part of

his men and wagon train turned southerly

to ford the Mohawk River."

1033b IC, CH, HG 10/16/1976 1979 good Route 5 S, Frankfort, Herkimer County

2x3' historical

marker

"Frank's Ford: Near this spot lived the

Frank family for whom Frankfort was

named. They settled here by 1747."

1033c IC, HG 10/15/1977 1979 good Route 5, Schuyler, Herkimer County Historical marker

"New Petersburgh Fort: a stockade built

and used by the pioneers of Schuyler prior

to and during the American Revolution"

1033d IC, CH, HG 11/13/1976 1979 good Cemetery St, Frankfort, Herkimer county

2x3' iron hist

marker

"Balloon Farm: Carlotta and Carl Myers

invented and manufactured balloons here

in the 1880s. Their balloon ascensions

were attractions at fairs."

1033e IC, HG 10/15/1977 1979 good Route 5 Schuyler, Herkimer County Historical marker

"Potash Factory: near this site in 1764,

Peter Hasenclever biult an ashery which

was the first frame building erected in the

town of Schulyer; Col Marinus Willett Chap

DAR"

1033f IC, HG 10/18/1959 1979

good, used

for target

practice



monument with

bronze plaque














1034NY Colonel William Feeter 1034a IC 6/14/1912 1979

needs

clean

In front of Ft. Herkimer Church, located

on Rt 5S between Little Falls and

Mohawk [originally 1/2 mile east of Ft

Herkimer Church, moved when thruway

was built]

Herkimer Marker

#4






Revolution; here was born Nicholas

Herkimer, eldest son of Johan Jost

Herheimer. He became a general in the

Revolutionary War, and the hero of

Oriskany. The town and county of Herkimer

were named in his honor. Placed by Col.

William Feeter Chapter DAR."



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1035NY Colonel William Prescott 1035a IC, CH, CM, HG 7/4/1934 2006 good Y

In front of home of the late Augusta

Pulver, at the intersection of Mill and

South Main st, Marion

State DOE

marker

"1800 FIRST TAVERN kept in Marion was

located on this site" kept by the "Widow

Styles."

1035b IC, CH, CM, HG 7/4/1934 2006 fair Y

South Main Street; stolen and replaced by

Marion Hist Society in Sept 90

State DOE

marker

"FIRST LOG HOUSE in Marion was

erected on this site in 1795 by Henry

Lovell"

1035c IC, CH, CM, HG 7/4/1934 2006 excellent Y "Youngs Farm," Palmyra St, Marion

State DOE

marker

"THIS HOUSE erected in 1830 was a

station of the Underground Railway in the

days of slavery;" the Youngs Farm

1035d IC, CH, CM, HG 7/4/1934 2006 excellent Y

On the corner of Main and Maple Ave, in

front of the bank, Marion; was stolen,

replaced in 1990 by Marion Hist Assn

State DOE

marker

"MARION settled in 1795-6 by pioneers

from Rhode Island and Massachusetts,

was organized as a town April 15, 1828"

1035e CH, CM 7/4/1934 2006 good Y

Upper corners of Marion N. Main St,

where it branches off to East Williamson

on right, to Route 21 on the left

State DOE

marker

"OLD POST ROAD Marks Old Post Road

from Canandaigua to Pultneyville and also

the old Sodus Road;" commemorating the

building of the Old Post Road by Capt.

Williamson in 1794

1036NY Comfort Tyler (formerly To-Whan-Ta-Qua)1036a IC, HG 11/22/1929

South Salina St, in front of former Mayor

Walter Stone's house

Boulder with

tablet

Home of Comfort Tyler, in rear of stone

residence may be seen the old chimney

and wall of Tyler house.

1036b IC, HG 1/1/1931 Kirk Park two tablets

two elm trees planted for the bicentennial

year

1036c IC, HG 11/20/1938 Old Lodi Cemetery in Syracuse

bronze tablet on

granite stone

Lodi Cemetery, second oldest cemetery in

Syracuse and the resting place of Lieut.

Elias Steenbergh, Jr. 12th Albany County

Militia, Revolutionary War.

1036d IC, HG 9/22/1929 Valley Drive

Boulder with

marker Clinton-Sullivan Expedition

1036e ESN 6/19/1941

reded

2006;

stolen,

reded again

??

Comfort Tyler Park, Comstock and Colvin

Streets, Syracuse plaque

Comfort Tyler, original settler of Onondaga

County; after second plaque was stolen

less than a year after dedication, plans

underway to have it replaced with a granite

memorial

Conhocton

Corning see Baron Steuben

1009NY Corning-Baron Steuben see Baron Steuben

1038NY Corporal Josiah Griswold

Cunahunta see Ag-Wron-Doug-Was-Cunahunta

Darling Whitney

Deborah Champion

1040NY Deo-On-Go-Wa 1040a IC, HG 5/28/1928

Junction of West Main and Lewiston Rd,

Batavia

Cannon on the

base of which is

a tablet

Site of the great stone arsenal, "The

Guardian of the Frontier."

(see Mary Jemison for more) 1040b IC, CH, HG 9/12/1976

"Old Pioneer" cemetery, Rt 5 between

Baptist and Pres churches East

Pembroke, Genesee Cty

Bronze cemetery

entrance marker

on boulder Revolutionary soldiers buried therein



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1181NY East Hampton

numerous markers on index cards, none

look to have been erected with help of

Chapter; HG has numerous cards for

markers, but could not find any Chapter or

State records that the East Hampton

chapter actually erected these markers

Elizabeth Annesley Lewis

Ellen Hardin Walworth 1042a IC, CH, HG 1920s 2006 very good City Hall Park, NYC, on a stone

bronze marker on

stone

Col. Isaac Barre, 1726-1802, an ardent

patriot and advocate of American liberties,

erected five liberty poles on this site

successfully from 1766-1776; founder of

Sons of Liberty

1042b IC, CH, HG

Petticoat Lane, NYC (now Broad St at

#22, few feet from Beaver st) bronze marker Location of Petticoat Lane

1042c CH-Sara Greenridge Cemetery, Saratoga Springs bronze markers

Commemorating gravesite of Ellen Hardin

Walworth, one of founders of DAR

1043NY Ellicott 1043a IC, HG 10/18/1975

Allen Cemetery (Willard St Ext), off

Falconer-Frewburg Rd by Forbes Farm,

Poland, Chatauqua Cty

Bronze DAR

marker on

wooden base

near gate

Commemorating burial of 4 Rev War

soldiers

1043b IC, HG 2/15/1975

North Work St, entrance to Pine Hill

cemetery, Falconer

bronze marker on

large cemetery

boulder

"Revolutionary soldier buried here, placed

by NY State Organization NSDAR"

1012d IC, HG 1/1/1940 1982 good Smith Mills, near Silver Creek

bronze plaque on

large stone

Marking birthplace of Mary Smith

Lockwood 1831-1922 Pen Founder of

NSDAR

1043c IC 1/1/1938 1990 ok

corner of W. Main and Homestead St in

Davis Park, Falconer Boulder

"To honor and commemorate the pioneer

settlers of this community known as

Worksburg 1807-1875 since 1874 called

Falconer incorporated as a village in 1891

erected by Ellicott Chapter DAR 1938"

1044NY Enoch Crosby 1044a IC, CH, HG 6/3/1961 1987

given to

Cty Y

shore of Lake Gleneida, Carmel, Putnam

Cty-given to Putnam Cty to keep for

people

Statue and DAR

plaque

Sybil Ludington, Revolutionary War heroine

April 26, 1777. Presented by Anna Hyatt

Huntington sculptress to Enoch Crosby

Chapter DAR, Dedicated June 3, 1961

Carmel, NY

1044b CM 1/1/931 Enoch Crosby farm, Route 6, Southeast

plaque on

boulder Commemorating Enoch Crosby

1044c CM 1/1/1931

Ludington Farm near Ludingtonville,

Route 52, Kent

State DOE

marker Commemorating Sybil Ludington

1044d CM 1/1/1931

Putnam County Office Building, Route 52,

Carmel

State DOE

marker Commemorating Enoch Crosby

1044e CM 1/1/1931

Ludington Mill, Ludingtonville, Route 52,

Kent

State DOE

marker Ludington Mill

1044f CM 1/1/1931 Red Mill, Route 6N, Mahopac Falls

State DOE

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1044g CM 1/1/1931

home of Col. Morris, Hill St, Mahopac

Falls

State DOE

marker

Site of the Log Cabin Home of Col. Morris

and his wife Mary Phillipse

1044h CM 1/1/1931

Cemetery of Patterson Presby. Church,

Route 311, Patterson

State DOE

marker

Marks the graves of Col. Henry Ludington

and his daughter Sybil

1044i CM 1/1/1931 Morehouse Tavern, Wingdale

State DOE

marker Site of Morehouse Tavern

1044j CM 1/1/1931 Hoag House, Wingdale

State DOE

marker Site of Hoag House

1044k CM 1/1/1931 Route 22 and Doanesburg Rd

State DOE

marker Birthplace of Chancellor Kent

1044l CM 1/1/1931 Home of Capt. John Crane

State DOE

marker Site of home of Capt. John Crane

1044m CM 1/1/1935

House of Solomon Hopkins, Route 301,

Kent

State DOE

marker Site of home of Solomon Hopkins

1044n CM 1/1/1935

State DOE

marker

To honor Daniel Nimham, last sachem of

the Wappinger Indians

1044o CM 1/1/1935 Gipsey Trail Rd and Mt. Numham

State DOE

marker Highest point in Putnam County

1044p CM 1/1/1935 Clove Road Camp, Wingdale

State DOE

marker Site of Clove Road Camp

1044q CM 1/1/1935 John Kane House, Main St, Pawling

State DOE

marker

Washingon's Headquarters for 3 months

during Hudson Valley Campaign

1044r CM 1/1/1935 Revolutionary Spring, Pawling

State DOE

marker Site of Revolutionary Spring

1044s CM 1/1/1935 Purgatory Hill, Quaker Hill Rd, Pawling

State DOE

marker Site of Purgatory Hill

1044t CM 1/1/1935

Old Quaker Meeting House, Meeting

House Rd, Pawling

State DOE

marker Site of Old Quaker Meeting House

1044u CM 1/1/1935 Old Gregory Homestead

State DOE

marker

Home of John H. Gregory, 1821-1906, for

whom Harvard Law School scholarship for

International Law for ForeignNationals was

named

1044v CM 1/1/1935 Fowler House, Root Ave, Southeast

State DOE

marker Site of Fowler House

1044w CM 1/1/1935

Col. Ludington's Parade Ground,

Ludingtonville

State DOE

marker Site of Col. Ludington's Parade Ground

1044x CM 1/1/1935

Southeast Presby. Church, Route 22,

Brewster

State DOE

marker Site of Southeat Presby. Church

1044y CM 1/1/1961 Phillipstown, Putnam County

State DOE

marker

Pre-Revolutionary milestone with

inscription "From New York 50 miles" was

restored

1044z CM 1/1/1970 Southeast

State DOE

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1044aa CM 1/1/1970 Preby Cemetery, Patterson

State DOE

marker Grave of Obediah Chase

1044bb CM 1/1/1970 Tilly Foster Mine, Route 6, Southeast

State DOE

marker Site of Tilly Foster Mine

1044cc YB2012 1/1/12012 Lake Glenida Trail bench Bench on trail bears name of Chapter

Fayetteville see Fayetteville-Owahgena

1045NY Fayetteville-Owahgena 1045a IC, CH, HG 3/13/1981 Y

210 East Genesee St, home of Matilda

Joslyn Gage, Fayetteville Bronze marker

Matilda Joslyn Gage 1826-1898 Pioneer

Women's Rights Suffragette; Fayetteville's

First Woman Votor; Placed by Fayetteville

Chapter, NSDAR March 16, 1981

1045b IC, CH, HG 5/7/1982 Y

109 Academy St, Fayetteville, Onondaga

cty bronze marker Childhood home of Pres. Grover Cleveland

1045c IC 1/1/1967 County Rd 290 east of Fayetteville

State DOE

marker

Historic New York: The Erie Canal-

Canvass White tells of contribution of

Surveyor Canvass White developer of

hydraulic cement--builder of Erie Canal

1045d IC, CH, HG 1/1/1938 1982

needs

paint Y Seneca St, Manlius

State DOE

marker

Gen. John J. Peck, born here Jan 4, 1821;

won promotion for gallantry Mexican War;

made Maj Gen 1862; defended Suffolk,

VA; died Syracuse Arpil 21, 1878

1045e IC, HG 4/1/1976 Pompey Hill Cemetery, Rt 20, Pompey DAR marker

32 Rev soldiers buried here, the most

within one cemetery in Central NYS

1045f IC 9/5/1975 Fayetteville Cemetery, Fayetteville cemetery marker "Rev. soldiers buried here"

1045g IC, CH 10/12/1976 Breed Cemetery, Fayetteville cemetery marker Two Revolutionary soldiers buried here

1045h IC 5/7/1976

Manlius Cemetery, Manlius Village,

Onondaga Cty cemetery marker

Rev soldiers buried here by flagpole at

entrance

1045i IC 10/12/1979

Harrington Cemetery, Chittenango,

Madison Cty cemetery marker Rev soldiers buried here

1045j IC, HG 9/19/1977 Sweet Cemetery, Manlius, Onondaga Cty cemetery marker Rev soldiers buried here

1045k CH-owa 6/13/1981 New Woodstock Cemetery, Cazenovia cemetery marker 4 Rev soldiers buried there

1045l CH-owa 7/3/1976

Village Green, center of town of

Cazenovia marker

historical marker engraved with names of

Revolutionary soldiers from the town

1045m CH-owa New Woodstock, town of Cazenovia

granite

monument

w/eagle of

bronze

Erected in memory of the Civil War

veterans, upn one face of which is a tablet

of bronze bearing upon it the names of

"The brave men who defended their

country in war, and who found here a

birthplace, home, or grave." Surmounting

the shaft is an eagle of bronze

1045n HG-owa 10/29/1983

Gothic Cottage, Cazenovia Town

Building, Cazanovia, Madison County

room furnished

with antiques

"Dedicated to the memory of Miss Amanda

Dows first Regent Owahgena Chapter

DAR"

1046NY Fort Crailo 1046a ESN 8/1/2006 Y Crailo Historic Site Knox monument Chapter checking on monument

1047NY Fort Greene 1047a IC, HG 2/1/1904 Y Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush

bronze memorial

DAR tablet

Memory of the Revolutionary soldiers

buried beneath the church. Soldiers killed

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1047b CH 10/26/1925

Fort Sterling, Columbia Heights and Clark

St, Brooklyn bronze tablet

"This tablet marks the site of Fort Sterling.

On this bluff in the Spring of 1776, it

formed one of a chain of redoubts built in

Brooklyn opposite New York. This work fell

inot the hands of the British during the

Battle of Long Island, and was thereafter

garrisoned by the Hessian troops until

victory by the American Army led to the

evacuation of New York, Nov 25th, 1783;

erected by the Fort Greene Chapter, DAR

1925"

1047c CH, HG 11/14/1908 Y

Prison Ship Martyr's monument, Fort

Greene Park Monument

Commemorating martyr's of the prison

ships, association to build the monument

was started by founder of Fort Greene

DAR Chapter

1047d CH 17th Cont Cong Y

Memorial Continental Hall, memorial

bronze balustrade for the north staircase

balustrade w/

prison ship tablet Chapter donated $1000 for balustrade

1047e CH 11/14/1923 Y Lefferts Homestead, Prospect Park

cannon with

bronze tablet

"Revolutionary cannon, found on

Governor's Island, presented to Fort

Greene Chapter DAR by the Military

Service Institute of the United States

November 14th, 1923"

1047f CH 5/30/1915 Y Arcade of Plymouth Church plaque of Lincoln

Contributions from many chapters

throughout US

1048NY Fort Oswego see Kayendatsyona-Fort Oswego

1049NY Fort Plain 1049a IC, CM, HG 10/19/1928 1979 good

North of the village of Fort Plain on Rt 5S,

near site of fortification of Fort Plain

during Rev.

granite boulder

with bronze tablet

"Let the work of our fathers stand On the

adjacent hill summit stood Fort Plain

erected 1776 and its blockhouse built

1780. Military headquarters of the Mohawk

Valley 1780-1784 Gen. Washington here

July 30, 1783. Erected by Fort Plain

Chapter, DAR"

1049b IC, CM, HG 8/8/1907

reded

2007 with

new

plaque

Directly in front as you enter Fort Plain

Cemetery main gate at Clyde and Wagner

Sts.

boulder with

plaque and

inscription

"In memory of the soldiers who defended

Fort Plain in the Revolutionary War Placed

by the Fort Plain Chapter DAR"; new

plaque from 2007 reads: "To the men and

women who defended the Mohawk Valley

1776-1783"

1049c IC, CM, HG 1/1/1932 1979 good

Between Mohawk St and the junction of

Division and Main sts, Fort Plain

boulder with

bronze tablet

Commemorating Chapter House. Biult as a

trading post in 1786, used as residence

until 1931, taken over by chapter since

1932.

1050NY Fort Rensselaer 1050a CH before 1924 Y Haguer Square, Canojaharie fountain

"Erected by Fort RensselaEr Chapter DAR

of Canojaharie, NY and marks the north

eastern terminal of the Continental Road

constructed under the supervision of Gen.

??? To Otsgeo Lake June 17th, 1779"

1050b CH 1/1/1915 Stone Arabia marker

"Col. John Brown and other Revolutionary

soldiers; this marker erected by Fort

Rensellear Chapter DAR, Canojaharie, NY

1915"



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1051NY Fort Stanwix 1051a IC, HG 1/1/1928 Bridge over Wood Creek bronze tablet

Location of sluice and dam which were

used by traders and trappers to raise head

of water to float the bateau down to Fort

Bull

1051b IC, CH, HG 1/1/1897

flagstaff

broken Y Fort Bull, Rome

boulder and flag

staff

"Fort Bull; on water route destroyed and

many killed by French and Indians March

27, 1756;" placed by Chapter and Mrs.

W.J.P. Kingsley

1051c IC, CH, HG 1/1/1901 Y Fort Stanwix

4 cannons,

bronze DAR

tablets

"A fort which never surrendered; defended

August 1777 by Col Peter Gansevoort and

Lt Col Marinus Willett; here the stars and

stripes were first unfurled in battle;" a

cannon marks each corner of the bastions.

1051d IC, HG 5/26/1919

Lawn of Rome Club on E. Dominick St,

Rome

Memorial of Fort

Stanwix

Counterpart in miniature of the Fort, made

of concrete base carrying a flag staff

1051e IC, HG 11/8/1906 East Park, Rome

statue of Col.

Peter

Gansevoort

Commemorating Peter Gansevoort--Major

1775; Colonel 1776; Brigadier General

1779; by Chapter and Catherine

Gansevoort Lansing

1051f IC, CH, HG 6/30/1905 Y Northwest corner of post office building

bronze DAR

tablet

The "Do-O-Wain-Sta" which is the Oneida

Carrying Place forming connecting link

between the waters of the north and south

and from early times an important strategic

point

1051g IC, HG 6/17/1934 Herkimer Homestead elm tree Commemorating Herkimer Homestead

Fort Washington 2006a IC, HG 11/6/1910

Northwestern corner of the American

redoubt at Fort Washington Park, near

187th St, NYC Boulder

Commemorating "American Redoubt, 1776

gift of Fort Washington Chapter DAR

1910," near outer earthworks of fort

1052NY Gan-E-O-Di-Ya 1052a CH 1/1/1917 High School Park, Caledonia boulder

On old Indian camping ground in honor of

Gan-e-o-di-ya sachem

1052b CH 7/4/1924 Y Caledonia-Avon Road boulder

Grave of soldier of War of 1812, "In

memory of a soldier of the War of 1812

buried here in 1814. My brave lad sleeps in

his faded coat of blue; In a lonely grave

unknown, lies the heart that beats so true;"

song written by John H. McNaughton was

supposedly imspired by this unmarked

grave

1053NY Ganowauges see General Winfield Scott-Ganowauges entry

1055NY General Asa Danforth 1055a IC, HG 12/31/1915

Highway between East Onondaga and

Rockwell Springs, Syracuse Bronze Tablet

Home of Gen Asa Danforth, 1st white

settler and Revolutionary Soldier; "where

the Indian Trail crossed the creek (47 rods

west) on May 24, 1788, landing from their

crude boat, Major Asa Danforth and his

nobel wife, Hannah Wheeler Danforth built

the first Chrisitan home in this county"

1055b IC, HG 9/22/1929 2205 Valley Dr, Syracuse

Monument with

bronze tablet

Site of Fort Johnson. Sullivan-Clinton

Sesquicentennial 1779-1929



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1055c IC, HG 12/31/1915 Dorwin Springs Rd, Syracuse Bronze Tablet

Ephraim Webster's home, "Soldier,

pioneer, Indian interpreter, 1st supervisor

of town settled here in 1786. Died 1824."

1055d IC, HG 1/1/1932

On the Pompey Road from Jamesville just

beyond dam of Jamesville Reservoir

State DOE

Marker

Moses DeWitt, burial place and house,

"near here was the home of Moses DeWitt,

pioneer settler, surveyor, major of militia

and judge of county court"

1056NH General Jacob Odell see Hudson River Patriots

General James Clinton 2007a IC, HG 6/30/1906 ? good Y

Junction of Cherry Valley Turnpike and

Continental Rd, East Springfield (Rt 20

and Cont Rd) Marker

"Clinton march from Canajoharie to Otsego

Lake, to join Gen. Sullivan in his

campaign." Known as Continental Rd.

2007b CH 1/1/1976

Old Springfield Cemetery entrance,

Springfield marker

29 Revolutionary soldiers buried in

cemetery

2007c CH 1/1/1929 Presbyterian churchyard, Springfield marker

Erected by Gen. James Clinton Chapter

with names of 95 Revolutionary soldiers

"who have lived at some time in the town of

Springfield and helped make its history"

2007d CH before 1936 1970

restored

and

rededicate

d

Col. Ichabod Alden monument, south of

Cherry Valley monument

Monument to where Col Alden was buried

after the Cherry Valley massacre; restored

and rededicated by family members of

former Cherry Valley Chapter DARs in

1970

1193NY General John Paterson 1193a CH, HG 5/28/1984

Junction of highway routes 11, 26, and

79, at the traffic light intersection, Whitney

Point

memorial tablet

on native rock

"General John Paterson, 1744-1808;

Revolutionary Patriot; New York State

Assemblyman [1798]; United States

Congressman [1803]; Colonial Pioneer;"

erected near site of original home of Gen.

Paterson

General John Williams see Captain Israel Harris entry

General Nathaniel Woodhull 2008a IC, HG Chapel on Governor's Island Tablet

Commemorating General Nathaniel

Woodhull and the soldiers in the Battle of

Long Island

2008b IC, HG Y

New Utrecht Cem (New Utrecht Reformed

Church, 1828 83rd St), Brooklyn

DAR Tablet on

Boulder

Opposite DeSalle house where General

Woodhull died

1060NY General Nicholas Herkimer 1060a IC, CH, HG 8/6/1907

Myers Park facing Park Ave, center of

village of Herkimer

boulder with

statue of Gen.

Herkimer

"Statue of General Nicholas Herchheimer,

gift of Hon. Warner Miller, placed on the

boulder and presented to the village of

Herkimer by General Nicholas Herkimer

Chapter D.A.R. in memory of those who

have died for our country." Sculptor Burr

Miller, son of Warner Miller

see more entries under

"Henderson-General Herkimer" 1060b IC, HG 7/13/1963

Swezey Hill Cem, off Rose Valley Rd, Rt

8, Cold Brook, Newport, Herkimer Cty

12x18" bronze

plaque

"Town of Newport, Swezey Hill Cemetery,

eastablished in 1798 by Deacon Daniel

Swezey, a God-fearing pioneer deidicated

to the memory of our pioneer families and

our soldiers in the Revolution. 1963"



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1054NY General Peter Gansevoort 1054a IC, HG 5/1/1935 1938

moved and

rededicate

d Y Albany Post Office building, Albany Plaque

A plaque from a building erected by

Herman and Peter Gansevoort. When the

building was wrecked the tablet was placed

in the post office building at the request of

the chapter. It now marks the birthplace of

General Peter Gansevoort.

1054b Dtrs 201001 9/19/2009 City of Cohoes; Van Schaick Island

Road historic

marker

Gift of Chapter to the city of Cohoes to

thank them for their support of DAR;

marker commemorates Battle of Saratoga,

in which Van Schaick Island played a

pivotal role.

1061NY General Richard Montgomery 1061a IC, CH, HG 1/1/1908 1990 present

Kingsborough Cemetery, Gloversville,

Fulton County

bronze tablet on

gate

Commemorating the patriots and pioneers

who sleep there; reported in 1980 that

tablet is in possession of Kinsborough

Church and was not on gate

(see also Johnstown) 1061b IC 1/1/1928 1990

front of Kingsboro Park on Kingsboro

Ave, Gloversville

boulder with

bronze plaque

Commemorating early settlement of the

area, show map of area

1062NY General William Floyd 1062a CH 7/24/1925 Homestead of Gen William Floyd bronze tablet

1063NY General Winfield Scott see Gen Winfield Scott-Ganowauges entry

1063NY General Winfield Scott-Ganowauges1063a IC, HG 7/12/1932 1970s

replaced

marker Main St, Richfield Springs

Roadside

fountain

Famous sulphur springs visited during

French and Indian War in search for

sulphur

1063b IC, HG 10/2/1936 Schuyler Lake

State DOE

marker

Commemorating Union Church built in

1839

1063c IC, HG 8/3/1935 near Schuyler Lake state marker

Burial place of an early settler, Hendrick

Herkimer and sons, Abraham and George,

all of whom fought in the Revolution

1063d CH 10/12/1938

Richfield Springs: Richfield Hotel, Main

Street

State DOE

Marker

"Richfield Hotel: Oldest tavern in Richfield,

built 1816 by Nathan Dow; he was with

Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga; first summer

guests 1821; board $1.25 per week"

1063e CH 10/12/1938

Richfield Springs: Tunnicliff Mill, East

Main Street

State DOE

Marker

"Tunnicliff Mill: Built 1791 by Jedediah

Peck; he would survey farm in the

forenoon, preach a funeral sermon in

afternoon and talk politics all week"

1063f CH 10/12/1938 Richfield Springs: Butternut Road East

State DOE

Marker

"Butternut Road: Indian trail from Fort Plain

to Unadilla; on map by British officers 1757

during French and Indian War owned by

Wisconsin Historical Society"

1063g CH 10/12/1938

Richfield Springs: Vibber House on

Butternut Road

State DOE

Marker

"Vibber House: former home of Lemuel

Vibber; owner of twelve forge blacksmith

shop; house erected 1798"

1063h CH 10/12/1938

Richfield Springs: Federal Corners on

Butternut Road

State DOE

Marker

"Federal Corners: Once a busy hamlet, site

of Averill Inn, Vibber's twelve forge shop,

store tannery, home and school of Dr.

James L. Palmer, physician and teacher"CH: Chapter History files at State


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1063i YB90 1/1/1990

Old Episcopal Cemetery in Richland

Springs Historic Marker

Burial site of seven Revolutionary War

Soldiers from Richfield Springs

1063j YB90 1/1/990 Ganwauges Great Sulphur Spring Historic Marker

"Great White Sulphur Spring" used by the

Indians and others for healing purposes, a

nationally famous resort 1810-1940;

perhaps located by 1063a, fountain?

Golden Hill

Gouverneur Morris

1066NY Go-Won-Go 1066a IC, HG 1/1/1935 McDonough Marker Site of first school

1066b IC, HG 1/1/1935 McDonough Marker

Setting off of town from adjoining town and

first settlement

1066c IC, HG 1/1/1935 Brisben Marker Site of first cabin

1066d IC, HG 1/1/1935 Brisben Marker Site of first tavern and town meeting

1066e IC, HG 1/1/1935 Brisben Marker

Home of Go-Won-Go Indian girl for whom

the Chapter was named.

1067NY Gu-Ya-No-Ga 1067a IC, CH, CM, HG 1/1/1928 2007 good Y

Route 364, near DeLooza Road, west of

Penn Yan, near town of Potter townline,

Yates County

boulder with

eengraving

"Marcus Whitman Highway; erected by Gu-

Ya-No-Ga Chapter DAR Penn Yan, NY

1928"

1067b CH, CM 1/1/1927 2007 excellent Y

Kinney's Corners on an island next to

NYS Route 54A, town of Jerusalem,

Yates County

Monument with

plaque

"1827-1904; near this spot was born

Coates Kinney; soldier, statesman, poet;

erected by Gu-Ya-No-Ga Chapter DAR

and the State of New York 1927"

1067c CH, CM 1/1/1931 2007 excellent Y

Old Yates County Courthouse, Main St,

Penn Yan, Tates County

bronze DAR

plaque

Plaque is on righthand side of front door to

courthouse; "To honor and commemorate

he men who fought in the American

Revolution and sleep in Yates County; Gu-

Ya-No-Ga Chapter, DAR 1931"

1067d CH, CM 10/23/1931 2007 excellent Y

grounds of Rushville Congregational

Church, Main St, Rushville, Yates Cty

DAR plaque on

15 ton boulder

Boulder is from farm owned at one time by

a descendant of Augusta Whitman, brother

of Marcus Whitman; "To honor Marcus

Whitman, born near this spot Sept 4th,

1802 missionary to the Cayuse Indians. His

was the first wagon to cross the Rocky

Mountains 1842-1844. Gave valuable

assistance in claiming Oregon to the United

States. In 1847 he and his wife Narcissa

Prentice were martyrs in an Indian

massacre. Gu-Ya-No-Ga Chapter DAR

1931"

1187NY Hannakrois

1068NY Harvey Birch 1068a CH 1970s? Scarsdale Public Library plaque

Assisted American Legion in moving and

redeicating James Fenimoore Cooper

plaque, had ceremony

1060NY Henderson-General Nicholas Herkimer1060c IC, CH, HG 7/14/1985 1990 good

Henderson Church, Jordanville, Route

167; Main Road from Richfield Springs to

Little Falls

Cast iron marker

painted blue and

gold

"Henderson Church 1829-1878 Peter Bell,

Peter Harter, Geroge Fetterly, Jacob

Hangen, Joseph Crim, George Yule,

Micholas Shoemaker Henderson Chapter

DAR 1985;" commemorates the seven

founders of the church who were direct

descendants of the survivors of the

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(see also Gen Nicholas Herkimer) 1060d IC 10/6/1963 1990 good Hoyer Hill Cemetery in Jordanville

Plaque on

foundation at

bottom of flag

Hoyer Hill Cemetery has been restored and

is maintained through the generoisty of

Josephine Hoyer Orton…"

1060e IC, CH, HG 10/8/1926 1990 good

Village of VanHornesville, Herkimer

County

Fountain and

marker

"In memory of the Revolutionary soldiers in

this vicinity who gave their lives for their

country" with 11 other neighboring

chapters, in tribute to over 40 men of 1776

known to have lived in or near present

vicinity of VanHornesville

1060f IC, CH, HG 8/19/1920 1990 good Y

Rt 167, Henderson, Jordanville, Herkimer

Cty

DAR Marker on

large rock

"In memory of the brave patriots who

suffered and died in the massacre of

Anderstown in this vicinity on July 18,

1778; this tablet erected by the

descendants of the seven families forming

the first settlement" of Andrustown [Bell,

Crim, Frank, Hoyer, Lupper,

Osterhout,Starring, under aupices of the

Henderson Chapter DAR]

1060g IC, HG 1/1/1925 1979 good Oriskany Battlefield Monument

Commemorating the men from Herkimer

county, NY who fought with Herkimer at

Oriskany Battle, August 6, 1777. Most of

their names are on the Oriskany Monument

1060h IC, HG 6/23/1933 1990 missing

Memory Lane, Danube Twp, Herkimer

Cty

Marker on elm

tree

Commemorating Scout Adam Helmer who

served as Lt. B Company, Rangers during

the Revolution

1060i IC, CH 6/14/1912 6/13/2004

moved and

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Homestead

Herkimer Marker

#2










1060j IC 9/1/1939 1979/1990 missing

On route of Scout Adam Y. Hermers Run,

Petries Corners

State DOE

Marker

"Petrie's Corners on route of Scout Adam

Y. Helmer's run to warn German Flats of

the approach of Brants Indians, Sept 17,

1778."

1060k CH 6/14/1912 Herkimer County Courthouse, Main Street

Herkimer Marker

#5






Revolution; at Fort Dayton, near this site,

General Nicholas Herkimer took command

of the Tryon County militia and on August

4th, 1777, began the march which

terminated in the Battle of Oriskany."



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1060l CH 6/29/1909

Myers Park facing old Spinner Homestea,

village of Herkimer

statue with

pedastal

Pedestal furnished by Gen Nicholas

Herkimer chapter DAR, "The fact that I was

instrumental in introducng women to

employment in the ffices of the government

gives me more real satisfaction than all the

other deeds of my life." 1802-1890 General

Francis Elias Spinner, Sec Treasury 1861-

1875

1060m CH 9/1/1939 On route of Scout Adam Y. Helmers Run marker

"Site of home of Peter Hoyer and wife

Maria Helmer on route of Scout Adam

Helmer's run to warn German Flatts of the

approach of Brandt's Indians, Sept 17,

1778"

1060n CH 9/1/1939 On route of Scout Adam Y. Helmers Run marker

"Trail of Scout Adam Helmer entering

Mohawk Valley to warn settlers of German

Flatts of the approach of Brandt's Indians,

Sept 17, 1778"

1033f IC, HG 10/18/1959 1979

good, used

for target

practice



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1070NY Hendrick Hudson 1070a IC, CM, HG 1/1/1938 2006 excellent Y Teviotdale

flag and marker;

State DOE

marker

"Teviotdale, built about 1773 Livingston-

Fulton house; home of Hon. Walter

Livingston and of son-in-law Robert

Fulton;" cannot see flagpole in photo

1070b CH 7/6/1975

gate of St. Peter's Presbyterian Church

Cemetery, Spencertown DAR Hist Marker

Commemorating where 38 Revolutionary

War verterans rest

1070c CH 1/1/1976

entrance to "Free Ground" cemetery at

Ancram DAR marker

Commemorating Revolutionary soldiers

buried there

1070d CH 1/1/1976

entrance to North Hillsdale Methodist

Church Cemetery, Hillsdale DAR marker


buried there

1071NY Holland Patent 1071a IC, HG 5/1/1915 Holland Patent Park, Holland Patent tablet on boulder

Commemorating the memory of soldiers

who served in the Revolutionary War.

1071b IC, HG 5/1/1974 1979 good

gate of Holland Patent Cemetery, Holland

Patent, Oneida Cty entrance marker

Revolutionary War soldiers buried there [17

names]

1072NY Hoosac-Walloomsac 1072a IC, HG, V2 1930s 1980 good Hoosick Falls Marker

Site of first Meeting House erected 1800.

First Baptist Church organized 1847.

(see also Ondawa-Cambridge) 1072b IC, HG, V2 9/9/1933 1980 missing

Near St. Croix Bridge on the North

Hoosick Cambridge Road, Hoosick,

Renselear Cty

State DOE

Marker

"St. Croix Church marker. Here is the site

of Dutch Reformed Chruch. The first

Protestant Church in Hoosick Valley. On

Lot of A. Wendell in Hoosick Patent."

1072c IC, HG, V2 1930s 1980 missing Hoosick Falls, buried during blasting Marker

Site of first bridge over Hoosick River at

the Falls, built 1791 as "federal Bridge."CH: Chapter History files at State


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1072d IC, HG, V2 1930s 1980 good Hoosick Falls Marker

Site of Walloomsac Methodist Episcopal

Church, opposite of Bennington Battlefield

1072e IC, HG, V2 1930s 1980 good Hoosick Falls Marker

Early Tavern, kept by David Wilcox before

1814. Later home of Dr. John Warren,

1806-1882.

see Ondawa-Cambridge for more 1072f IC, HG, V2 1930s 1980 good Buskirk Marker

Dutch Reformed Church organized 1792.

First Pastor, Rev. Samuel Smith

1056NY Hudson River Patriots 1056a IC, HG, V2 1/3/1934

Junction of Broadway, Edgar Lane, and

Warburton Ave, NYC

bronze tablet on

boulder Site of the "skirmish of Edgar Lane."

1056b CH,CM 6/1/2001 6/19/2004 1/1/2007 good Y

Odell Tavern, corner of Dows Lane and

Broadway, Irvington

Bronze DAR

marker

"The Odell Tavern: according to tradition

this building was used as a tavern and also

served as the Odell home. The patriot,

Jonathan Odell and his wife Margaret

Dyckman live here. Their sons, John,

Isaac, and Abraham were Westchester

guides, and their son Jacob was a post

rider for the Committee of Safety during the

war for American Independence (1775-

1783). The odell's home was a site of a

meeting of the Committee of Safety, Aug

31, 1776; marker placed June 19, 2004 by

Hudson River Patriots Chapter, DAR in

appreciation of the restoration of this

building"

1056c IC 11/1/1965 Hardscrabble Rd, Pleasantville

bronze marker on

boulder

Marking a spring where Major Andre

stopped to water his horse on his way to

his capture in Tarrytown

1056d IC, HG

Valentine Hill, St. Joseph's Ave, Yonkers,

NY marker

Commemorating Washington's

Headquarters on Valentine Hill; put in fence

of St Joseph's Seminary; wreath placed

there every June 14th.

1056e IC, CH, HG 6/1/1970

St John's Church South Wall, Yonkers,

Westchester Cty tablet

"To honor all American Revolutionary

Soldiers buried in Saint John's Church

cemetery, Yonkers NY Presented by

Keskeskick Chapter DAR, 75th

Anniversary June 1970." Bones re-buried

when church enlarged. Used as a hospital

therefore both English and American.

1056f CH, HG 5/1/1983 Sherwood House, Yonkers

flagpole and

marker

1740s Sherwood House: "A Landmark, the

Sherwood house will soon be on the

National Register of Historic places. It was

constructed in 1740 by Thomas Sherwood,

one of Frederick Philipse's tenant farmers.

Presented by NSDAR Keskeskick Chapter,

June 26, 1983"

1056g IC, HG 1/1/1932 1990 excellent

High school grounds, Tarrytown,

Westchester Co tree and marker Bicentennial memorial oak tree

1056h IC, CH, HG 11/1/1976 1990

Old Dutch 1st Reformed Church

Cemetery, Mt Pleasant, Westchester marker

Cemetery entrance marker commemorating

the Revolutionary soldiers buried withinCH: Chapter History files at State


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1056i IC, CH, HG 5/28/1977 1990

Elmsford Community Reformed Church

Cemetery, Greenburgh, Westchester

bronze cemetery

entrance marker


buried there

1056j IC, CH, HG 5/1/1976 1990

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Mt Pleasant,

Westchester

bronze cemetery

entrance marker


buried there

Increase Carpenter

1073NY Irondequoit 1073a IC, HG 1/1/1932

East end of Veteran's Memorial Bridge,

Carthage

bronze memorial

tablet

Commemorating pioneers Caleb Lyon,

Elisha B. Strong and others

1073b IC, HG 7/4/1924

grounds of the Village Hall, Warsaw

Highway, Wyoming

bronze marker on

stone: Holland

Land Co marker

Commemorating pioneers and children of

Wyoming vicinty, placed by Meda Cox

1073c IC, HG, CM, ESN 3/1/1906 10/14/2006 reded Y

Mount Hope Cemetery lot owned jointly

by DAR and SAR, Rochester

boulder with oval

plaque

Commemorating spot where the remains of

Captain Thomas Boyd, 4 fellow officers, his

Oneida Indian guide, and 9 volunteer

riflemen were reinterred; these men fell at

Grovland, Livingston County on Sep 13,

1779.

1073d IC, HG 1/11897 or 1898 Rochester Marker

Commemorating purchased lot to which the

remains of Rev. Ebenezer Vining, a

Revolutionary soldier, were placed after

removal from the Potter's field.

1074NY Iroquois 1074a IC 6/6/1928 1990 Y Worcester DAR Tablet

"In honor of the Revolutionary soldiers who

established the township of Worcester" 66

names of Revolutionary soldiers are on the

bronze plaque, dedicated to the community

of Worcester

1074b CH 1/1/1928

80th anniv

celeb 2008 Y

Corner of NYS Route 20 and Continental

Rd, 1/2 mile west of East Springfield marker on marble

"This monument is erected to the memory

of Gen'l James Clinton Born 1736 Died

1812 & marks a point on the line of march

of his troops from Mohawk River to Otsego

Lake in June 1779 General James Clinton

Chapter DAR aedificant" cared for by the

owners of the house across Continental Rd

on the corner

1074c CH 1/1/1928 Y

Corner of NYS Route 20 and Continental

Rd, 1/2 mile west of East Springfield

NYS DOE

Marker

"Camp and Fort; at Hyde Bay, Otsego

Lake, 2 1/2 miles south,occupied by 4th

Massachusetts Regiment 1799; NYS Hist

Marker 1928" **not sure if DAR affiliated

Jacobus Roosevelt

1075NY James Madison 1075a IC, CH 10/17/1924 1991 ok Y

flagpole in center of park in center

Hamilton

DAR plaque on

boulder

"To the memory of those who defended the

honor of our country in the War for

American Independence 1776-1783

erected by James Madison Chapter DAR

1924""



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1075b IC, HG 6/20/1929 1991 ok memorial

"1/4 mile west stood the home of Col. Wm.

S. Smith. Occupied 1807-8 by him and his

daughter, Abigail Adams, daughter of

President John Adams. Col. Smith served

as Adjutant to Generals Sullivan, Lafayette

and Washington 1776-1781. He purchased

in 1781, six townships in Madison and

Chenango counties, which became known

as Smith's Valley. He died in 1816 and was

buried in Sherburne West Hill. Base

supporting this tablet was the doorstep of

Smith House which was built in 1807."

1075c IC 7/28/1976

corner of Gilchrist Memorial Church

building, Kortright Center, Mr.

Harpersfield, Delaware Cty.

DAR Cem

Marker

Revolutionary war soldiers buried in

Gilchrist Memorial Cemetery

1075d CH 1/1/1976

Lebanon Cemetery, Lebanon, Madison

Cty

DAR Cem

Marker Revolutionary soldiers buried here

1075e CH 1/1/1976

West Eaton Cemetery, Eaton, Madison

Cty

DAR Cem


1075f CH 7/1/1976

Episcopal Cemetery, Sherburne,

Chenango

DAR Cem


1075g CH 5/1/1976

Quarter Cemetery, Sherburne, Chenango

Cty

DAR Cem


1075h CH 6/1/1974

West Hill Cemetery, Sherburne,

Chenango Cty

DAR Cem


1075i CH 6/1/1974

East Hill Cemetery, Sherburne,

ChenangoCty

DAR Cem


1075j Y97 6/18/1905 Hamilton Monument

Chapter raised $319 for monument

honoring Rev Soldiers over 8 years

1076NY Jamestown Regent Carolyn Volk verified no markers

1077NY Jane McCrea 1077a IC 6/11/1925 1979 good

Hudson Fall village mall across form

Presb. Church

bronze plaque

inset into Tall

Soldiers

Monument

Commemorating Lafayettes visit, his fourth,

along with his son. "Lafayette, in

recognition of whose service to our country

this tablet is placed in the park where he

was welcomed in June 1825."

1077b IC 7/18/1976 1979 good lawn of Old Fort House Museum

bronze plaque on

3' stone from Fort

Edward

"The Bicentennial Barge here July 17, 18

1976"

1077c IC, HG 4/25/1981 1990 12 Center St, Glens Falls, Warren Cty plaque

Birthplace of Robert Porter Patterson, US

Secretary of War under President Truman

1945-1947. He died Jan 22, 1952

1077d IC, CH 9/16/1914 1979 good

Near canal, site of old Fort Edward, Glens

Falls; end of Old Fort St. about a block

from Broadway at curve in street on south

side of Ft Edward

bronze plaque

20x16" in boulder

removed from

canal bed

"This boulder marks the site of Old Fort

Edward 1755-1780 erected by Jane

McCrea Chapter DAR 1914"

1077e IC, CH, HG 7/27/1901 1978 repaired Broadway in Ft Edward, near high school

Pyramid of stone

with bronze plate

"Memorial to Jane McCrea, massacred

near this point by Indians July 27, 1777,

Erected by Jane McCrea DAR July 27,

1901"CH: Chapter History files at State


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1077f YB06 1/1/2006 Burial plot of Jane McCrea Monument

Dedicated to Sarah McNeil, a friend of

Jane McCrea's previously buried with her

1173NY Jerusalem 1173a Y2000 2000 Plaque

George Washington's 1790 route was

marked with a plaque

1185NY Johannes Hardenbergh 1185a CH, HG 2/14/1985 Y Greenville Presbyterian Church, Catskill

National Register

plaque

Built in 1790, first church west of the

Hudson north of New Jersey

John Jay

1061NY Johnstown 1061c IC, CH, HG 8/31/1901 2001 reded Y Johnstown Battlefield

large boulder

with bronze tablet

Site of the battle fought in the war of the

American Revolution, Oct 25, 1781

(see also Gen Richard Montgomery) 1061d IC, HG 7/15/1908 1979 excellent Colonial Cemetery, Johnstown, Fulton Co

Memeorial arch

with bronze tablet

"To the memory of our historic dead who

bore arms in the War of Independence and

who were ever the brave defneders of the

Mohawk Valley and to the early inhabitants

of our city who load her foundations so

enduring this arch is erected and dedicated

by the Johnstown Chapter DAR 1908.

1061e IC, HG 1/1/1937 1979 good

Wallager Bros Building, corner Mainand

William Sts, Johnstown bronze tablet

"Site of Free School built by Sir William

Johnson opened with about 45 pupils

spring 1769. Edward Wall schoolmaster

NYS Ed Dept and Johnstown Chapter DAR

1937."

1061f IC, HG 1/1/1926

Former James Burke Inn , once known as

"Black Horse Tavern" (NOT Black Horse

Inn) bronze tablet

Bronze tablet inside house for former

Regent, the late Josie Potter without whose

generosity the Chapter would not be able

to maintain the house.

1061g IC, HG 1/1/1937

corner Main and N. Market St, State Bank

of Albany Building, Johnstown bronze tablet

Commemorating birthplace of Elizabeth

Cady Stanton

Jonas Bronck (formerly Bronx) 2009a IC, HG 10/18/1901 1975 excellent Glover's Rock, Pelham Bay Park NYC

DAR tablet on

the rock

"Glover's Rock: in memory of the 550

patriots who led by Col. John Glover, held

Gen. Howe's Army in check at the Battle of

Pell's Point Oct 18, 1776 thus aiding

Washington in his retreat to White Plains;

'fame is the perfume of heroic deeds'

erected by the Bronx Chapter of Mount

Vernon, NY DAR Oct 18, 1901"

2009b IC 5/30/1924 St Paul's, Eastchester, Mt. Vernon

marker on side of

church building

Plaque reads in memory of Patriots of the

American Revolution who lie buried in the

churchyard (list of names)

2009c IC, HG 6/14/1906 Indian Field, Van Cortlandt Park, NYC

bronze tablet with

cairn of rough

boulders

Commemorating memory of Chief Ninham

and 17 Stockbridge Indians, as allies of the

patriots who gave their lives for liberty;

article in Daily Argus Newspaper June

1906



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2009d IC, HG 11/22/1913 1979 good Tuckahoe

tablet on granite

boulder

"This tablet marks the spot where Captain

Samuel Crawford was killed ina skirmish

with British troops November 18, 1777. He

was a soldier and a statesman. Deputy

form Westchester County to Provincial

Congress. Committeeman from Scarsdale

Seconded Resolution to make New York a

state."

2009e HG 1/1/1910 St Paul's, Eastchester, Mt. Vernon

gravestone

marker

"this marks the site of the sand pit in which

are buried those Hessian soldiers who died

in the chruch when used as a hospital,

1776; erected by Bronx Chapter DAR

1910"

2009f HG 1/1/1910 St Paul's, Eastchester, Mt. Vernon marker

On grave of Revolutionary soldiers whose

bones were accidentally found when

excavations were made in Tuckahoe in

1909. The Chapter had these bones

interred in the churchyard at St. Paul's in

1910.

1080NY Kanaghsaws

1081NY Kanestio Valley 1081a CH, CM 5/29/1903 2007 excellent Y Armory Lawn, Hornell

boulder with DAR

plaque

"To the patriots of the American Revolution

buried in the Upper Canisteo Valley; this

memorial erected by the Kanisteo Chapter

NSDAR [date]"; plaque underneath lists

names of Rev War soldiers; in 1997 added

plaque underneath listing all 62 area Rev

War soldiers

1082NY Katharine Pratt Horton-Buffalo 1082a IC, HG 10/19/1975 Y

Evergreen Hill Cemetery entrance,

outside Cemetery Chapel, Corfu, near

Batavia

Metal DAR

plaque Burial ground of five Rev. War soldiers

1082b IC, HG 9/1/1907

Drummond Hill Cemetery, Niagara Falls,

Ontario Cty Stone monument

In memory of Capt. Abraham F. Hull and

nine unknown soldiers of the United States

Army killed at the Battle of Lundy's Lane

July 25, 1814

1082c IC, HG 11/1/1939 1981

put in

storage

Historical Society Warehouse Storage,

Erie Co, Buffalo bronze plaque

To the memory of Mary Norton Thompson

who founded the Buffalo Chapter of the

National Society DAR in the year 1892 and

was its Regent and honorary Regent until

her death Nov. 24, 1902. This tablet is

erected in grateful and loving appreciation

by members of her Chapter.

1082d IC, CH 9/27/1981 Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Erie Cty bronze marker

"In memory of Katherine Pratt Horton

Regent 1901-1930 This marker placed and

dedicated by Katherine Pratt Horton

Chapter" on 50th anniversary of her death

1082e IC, HG 194? Just south of Court St, Buffalo Marker

Site of Eagle Tavern, where Lafayette was

entertained and spoke in 1825

1082f IC, HG American Hotel, Buffalo Marker

Site where Lincoln was entertained and

spoke when he stopped in Buffalo enroute

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1082g IC, HG 1/1/1905

Main entrance wall Buffalo and Erie

County Public Library, Buffalo, Erie Cty bronze plaque

"The site of the first courthouse of Niagara

and Erie Counties. First court house built

and destroyed at the burning of Buffalo by

British Dec. 30, 1813. Second courthouse

built 1816-17, abandoned March 11,

1876…"

1082h CH 5/24/1902 Near village of LaSalle

bronze tablet on

field boulder

Spot where the "Griffon" was built and

launched in May 1679 near the village of

LaSalle.

1082i CH 190?

West side of Main St between Court and

Mohawk Streets, was "Neisner" store in

1940s, Buffalo marker

The St John House, only dwelling to be

spared by the British and Indians at the

time of the burning of Buffalo Dec 30/31,

1813.

1082j CH 8/2/1902

Niagara St Bridge spanning Scajaquada

Creek, Buffalo tablet

Site of the Battle of Black Rock, Aug 3,

1814

1082k CH 9/13/1902 Niagara Gorge below falls talblet

Site of Devil's Hole Massacre, Sept 14,

1763; unveiled by Mrs. John Miller Horton

1082l CH 190?

West side of Pearl St, just below Swan,

Buffalo marker

Site of the first school house built in 1807-

08, th eschool burned Dec 30, 1813.

1082m Cen 1950 Library, Veterans Hospital Buffalo Marker

"These libraries have been furnished in

commemoration of the Golden Anniversary

of the New York State Organization

NSDAR …"

1083NY Kayendatsyona-Fort Oswego 1083a CH 1/1/1976 Cemetery Gate Marker "Revolutionary soldiers buried here"

1083b IC, HG 1/1/1927 Montcalm Park, Oswego

boulder with

bronze marker Commemorating Montcalm

1083c IC, HG 1/1/1927 grounds of Hotel Pontiac, Oswego

boulder with

bronze tablet

The meeting of Sir William Johnson and

Pontiac

1083d IC, HG 10/14/1909 Ft George, Oswego

boulder with

bronze tablet Site of Fort George

1083e IC, HG 1/1/1906 Old Cemetery, Fort Ontario Monument

Commemorating the graves of 12 unknown

Revolutionary soldiers.

1083f IC, HG 7/4/1906 Entrance to Fort Ontario

Boulder with

bronze tablet

The dates of the building and rebuilding of

Fort Ontario

1083g CH 8/21/1976 Fort Ontario Cemetery, Oswego

bronze on pink

marble

1084NY Keskeskick see Hudson River Patriots

1085NY Ketewamoke 1085a IC, HG 1/1/1948 Nassau Road, Huntington

DAR Bronze

marker

Ketewamoke Chapter House:

"Ketewamoke Chapter NSDAR this house

was built 1837 by the Universalist Society

as a place of worship for all denominations

later used as their parsonage--purchased

by Ketewamoke Chapter 1914--restored for

Chapter House 1926-1948 - marker placed

in memory of Phoebe Underhill Dickson

190222 1853-1943 by Mariana Rish

Dickson"

1085b CH 1/11973 Cemetery marker "Revolutionary soldiers buried here"



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1085c Y97 3/30/1905 reded 1997 Local Hospital Women's Ward plaque

Yearbook 1997: "We had a rededication of

a missing plaque stating that Ketewamoke

had furnished the women's ward in 1916

when our local hospital first opened its

doors."

1086NY Kiandaga 1086a IC 1/1/1940

Rt 21 by village park, coming into Naples

from the north

State DOE

marker

Naples founded 1789 on the old Seneca

Village of Nundawao; first known as

Watkinstown; on April 6, 1908 named

Naples

1086b IC 1980 missing Main and Vine, Naples marker 2nd Grimes Glen marker

1086c IC 1980 missing Rt 21 north, Naples marker site of the Balm of Gilead tree

1086d IC 6/14/1932 1979

tree gone,

plaque

good

Village park, north end of Naples, corner

Rt 21 and 245

boulder with

plaque

"Under the parent of this tree Washington

first took command of the American Army

July 3, 1775"

1086e IC 1/1/1931 1979 good Rt 53 to Prattsburg, south end of Naples

State DOE

marker Narcissa Prentiss Highway

1086f IC 1/1/1939 1979 fair

Grimes Glen at extreme end of Vine St,

Naples

State DOE

marker

1939, Grimes Glen. Home of oldest fossil

tree found and mounted by D Dana Luther,

now in State Education Building, Albany

1086g IC, HG 3/1/1944 1979 good

Naples Presbyterian Church, Naples;

Village Park, north end of Naples on Rt

21 at back of park near Fairview

Cemetery

bronze plate on a

tablet

First Church. On this site was organized

the 'First Religious Compact of middletown

1800." The church was built in 1824.

1086h IC 1/1/1940 1979 good Rt 21, coming into Naples from the south

State DOE

marker

Naples; Known as Watkinstown 1789;

named Middletown 1796, midway between

Canandaigua and Bath; Naples April 6,

1808"

1086i IC 1/1/1925 good

Village park, north end of Naples, corner

Rt 21 and 245

boulder with

plaque

"Memorial Canesque, Chief of the Senecas

at Nundawao Village, who came from the

Genesee Reservation in 1794 to die and

be buried in his beloved Kiandaga Valley"

1086j IC 1/1/1932 1980 good

Corner Clara Barton St and Rt 36, St

Paul's Lutheran Church, Dansville

State DOE

marker

In this church was organized the first local

Red Cross society in the United States by

ClaraBarton Aug 22, 1881

Knapp see Anne Hutchinson



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1199NY Knickerbocker 1199a IC, CH, HG 11/25/1903 Y

Site of Murray Mansion, Park Ave and

37th St, NYC; now on the median strip

that runs down Park Ave at 37th St, lower

edge is covered with dirt and behind

fence

DAR tablet on

large boulder

Commemorating Mary Lindley Murray, wife

of Robert Murray, for services rendered her

country during the Revolution. The Murray

home was on this site on Sept 15?, 1776

when the American forces were being

withdrawn from the lower part of New york

to join forces at Harlem and King's Bridge.

The British were in close pursuit of the

column under General Putnam, which was

not more than ten minutes ahead. General

Howe and his staff stopped at the Murray

home to inquire how long since General

Putnam had passed. Ms. Murray assured

them he was beyond successful pursuit

and as the day was "insufferably hot" urged

them to dismount and partake of

refreshments. They yielded to her

persuasion and this charming Quaker lady

and her lovely daughter succeeded in

delaying them formore than two hours, thus

enabling the Americans to reach Harlem

Heights in safety.

1199b CH before 1903 Y

Kemble Bldg, Whitehall St, NYC arcoss

from Customs House tablet

Site of the home of Anneke Jans, wife of

Dominic E_crardus Bogardus of

Knickerbocker fame

1199c CH 10/19/1910 Y

Southern entrance to the Riverside Drive

Viaduct tablet

Marks important point connected with the

battle of Harlem Heights

1088NY Koo Koose 1088a IC, CM, HG 9/22/1925 May-03 restored Y 129 Second St, Deposit

bronze tablet on

boulder

"This marker marks the Fort Stanwix

Treaty Line; the deed from the Indians to

the whites was signed November 5, 1768;

the line was run in 1769 from the Delaware

River almost due north to the mouth of the

Unadilla River; it afterward became the

dividing line between Delaware and

Broome counties; placed by Koo Koose

Chapter DAR September 22 1925"

1088b IC, CM 5/1/1982 2007 good Revolutionary Cemetery, Deposit (?) Gate of cemetery restoration of gate

Kuy-A-Hoo-Ra 1060k CH 6/14/1912 Herkimer County Courthouse, Main Street

Herkimer Marker

#5






Revolution; at Fort Dayton, near this site,

General Nicholas Herkimer took command

of the Tryon County militia and on August

4th, 1777, began the march which

terminated in the Battle of Oriskany."



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1007NY Larchmont 1007h IC, CH, HG 3/1/1972 1979 fair

Thomas Paine Memorial Schoolhouse,

New Rochelle

4x10" bronze

marker

"In memory of Elizabeth Shepard Lough for

Rehabilitation of the Sophia Brewster

Schoolhouse, New Rochelle Chapter

NSDAR March 1972; (also listed as 1976

accomplishment)

(see also Anne Hutchison) 1007i IC 2/25/1941 1979 tarnished

Thomas Paine Memorial Complex on

large boulder near road, North Ave, New

Rochelle

2x3' bronze

marker

"To commemorate the services of the

soldiers, sailors, and patriotic men and

women of New Rochelle who helped the

cause of liberty in the War of the American

Revolution this tablet is gratefully

dedicated. Placed by the New Rochelle

Daughters of the American Revolution to

celebrate the golden jubilee of the National

Society..."

1007j IC, CH, HG 3/27/1977 1979 excelllent

Griffen Homestead, 1152 Old White

Plains Rd, Mamaroneck

10x15" bronze

marker

Griffen Homestead, circa 1711, one of the

oldest deeded homes in Westchester

County, 1661 land purchased from

Siwanoy Indians by John Richbell…

1007k IC, CH, HG 6/5/1976 1979 good

Larchmont Public Library, Larchmont Ave,

Larchmont

10x15" bronze

marker

1661 land purchased from Siwanoy

Indians, a chieftancy of the Mahicans, by

John Richbell, who put himself under Dutch

laws of Nieu Netherlands…

1007l IC, CH, HG 6/5/1976 1979 good 4 Pryor Manor Road, Larchmont

10x15" bronze

marker

Sann's House; 1776 house built by James

Mott, 1730 adjacent to site of Premium

Grist Mill, land bought from Palmer and

Underhill families after purchased in 1661

by John Richbell

1007m IC, HG 1/1/1970 1979 destroyed Flint Park, Larchmont marker destroyed by vandals

1007n IC, HG 1/1/1968 1979 destroyed

flagpole at a black church children's

playground, Mamaroneck marker destroyed by vandals

1007o CH 1/1/1976 plaque

site of first house in 1701, could be same

as 1007k

1007p IC, HG 2/21/1955

Paine Memorial hall, mantel by fireplace,

North Ave, New Rochelle

sterling silver

plaque

Recognition of the renovation of the

Thomas Paine Memorial, a silver plaque

placed by chapter during Mrs. Erwin

Stugard's regime.

1007q V2 9/17/1937 Flint Park, Larchmont Tree marker Linden Tree planted for Constitution Day

1007r YB06 11/11/2005 Mamaoneck

Flagpole and

marker WWI memorial flagpole and plaque

1091NY Le Ray de Chaumont 1091a IC, HG 9/16/1903 1979

reded

2003 or so Madison Barracks, Sacketts Harbor 3x5' bronze tablet

Commemorating officers and 286 enlisted

men of the ninth US Infantry who lost their

lives in Cuba, China and the Phillippines,

1898-1902

1091b CH, HG 8/15/1984

Le Ray Mansion, Fort Drum (near

Watertown)

"Honoring James Le Ray de Chaumont

1760-1840; pioneer of the settlement of

LeRaysville and extensive land owner of

northern N.Y. this tablet dedicated 1983 by

the Le Ray de Chaumont Chapter DAR"



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1091c HG 5/26/1980

Green Settlement Cemetery, Adams

Center, Jefferson County

DAR plaque on

cemetery gate Revolutionary soldiers buried here

1091d Arsenal Cemetery DAR Memorial restored in 2000

Lenni Lenape

Lieutenant Stephen Taft

1092NY Lord Stirling see Anne Cary

Lowville

1094NY Mahwenawasigh 1094a IC, HG 6/6/1975 1979 good Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery entrance

bronze cemetery

entrance marker

"Revolutionary Soldiers buried here. Placed

by New York State Organization, NSDAR."

1094b IC, HG 4/30/1904 1979 good new Court House in Poughkeepsie tablet

"The people of the state of New York, by

their convention assembled on a former

courthouse which stood on this ground,

ratified the Constitution, July 26, 1788."

Rededicated 1976

1095NY Major Benjamin Bosworth 1095a IC, HG 6/23/1928 1979 excellent

West Main at Ward Ave, Village of Silver

Creek marker

Site of Old Mill Stone, 1804; and site of

historic walnut tree; largest walnut east of

Mississippi R; stone from first mill used;

stone made from round head extracted

from Oak Hill.

1012d IC, CH, HG 7/27/1940 1/1/1982 good

Smith Mills near Silver Creek, town of

Hanover

large stone

boulder with

bronze plaque

birthplace of Mary Smith Lockwood, 1831-

1922 Pen Founder of NSDAR

1096NY Major Jonathan Lawrence

1097NY Major Thomas Wickes

1098NY Manhattan 1098a CH 10/1/1925

Washington's Headquarters' Dining Room

doorway, 160th Street near Amsterdam

Ave, NYC

illuminated

marker above

doorway DAR insignia and "Manhattan Chapter"

1098b IC, CH, HG 5/29/1925 1979 unknown

George Washington High School, Laurel

Hill, old Fort George, 192nd and Audobon

Ave., NYC

plaque on glacial

boulder

"In memory of the patriotic PA volunteers

led by Col. William Baxter who with many

of his men fell while defending this height,

Laurel Hill, Nov. 16, 1776, and was buried

near this spot."

1098c IC, HG 6/3/1925 1979 unknown City Mission at Ellis Island marker Commemorating the City Mission

1098d IC, HG 6/29/1925 1979 unknown

National Old Trails Road--exact location

unknown marker Commemorating National Old Trails

1098e IC, HG 4/3/1929 1979 excellent

St. Stephen's M.E. Chruch, west 228th

St, (east of 228th St entrance), Manhattan tablet

Commemorating site of the following

historic spots: waterway of ebb and flow;

ferry of Johannes Verveelen, Kings Bridge

1693; second King's bridge, Ft Prince

Charles 1776

1098f IC, HG 10/15/1931 1979 unknown

George Washington Dr, Kissena Park,

Flushing, LI bronze marker

Commemorating George Washington

bicentennial

1098g IC, HG 2/21/1932 1979 unknown

George Washington Dr, Kissena Park,

Flushing, LI tree and marker

Commemorating George Washington

bicentennial and opening of GW drive in

park



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1098h IC, HG 10/24/1933 1979 unknown S.S. Washington tablet

Rededication of the George Wahington

tablet taken from the S.S. George

Washington and placed on the SS

Washington , a new ship built to succeeed

the former after its withdrawal from service

1931.

1098i IC, HG 5/12/1934 1959 missing

Mutual Life Insurance Bldg, NYC; main

office now 1740 Broadway, no plaque on

this building tablet

"Site of Livingston Sugar house erected in

1754, demolished in 1846. The building

was used as a British military prison during

the American Revolution."

1098j IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 missing

PS 135, 51st and 1st Ave, NYC, 1979 Intl

Comty Center bronze tablet

"Site of the Beekman House which was

occupied by Generals Howe, Clinton and

Carleton during the Revolution. In this

same mansion Nathan Hale was tried ans

sentenced to death as a spy. He was

hanged in front of the building 1776."

1194NY Margaret Corbin

Mary Desha Memorial

1182NY Mary Fellows Penfield 1182a CH 1/1/1976 Gate of Oakwood Cemetery, gate marker

DAR marker, Revolutionary soldiers buried

here

1040NY Mary Jemison (originally Chi-Nos-Heh-Geh)1040c IC, CH, HG 6/9/1928 1979 good Warsaw Cemetery, Warsaw

Monument

w/bronze plaque

"Mary Hosford (Fisher), graduating from

Oberlin College in 1841, was the first

woman ever to receive an A.B. Degree"

see also Deo-on-go-wa 1040d HG spring 1980

Darien Cemetery, east of Darien Center,

Genesee County entrance marker

"Revolutionary soldiers buried here placed

by NYSO NSDAR"

1040e HG spring 1980

Humphrey or Old Town Cemetery, Darien

Center, Genesee County entrance marker


by NYSO NSDAR"

1040f HG spring 1980

Cotton School House Cemetery, Darien



by NYSO NSDAR"

1040g HG spring 1980

County Line Road Cemetery, Darien



by NYSO NSDAR"

1040h HG spring 1980

Maple Hill Cemetery, Darien, Genesee

County entrance marker


by NYSO NSDAR"

Mary Murray 2010a IC, HG 5/8/1926 2001

replaced

by Murray

Hill Assn,

metal now

instead of

bronze

F.F.French Apartment House, 16 Park

Ave, NYC tablet

"Site of the geographic center of the Robert

Murray Farm where his wife, Mary Lindley

Murray, entertained British officers in order

that Gen. Putnam and his American

patriots could escape a trap which the

British had set for them."

1101NY Mary Washington Colonial 1101a IC, CH, HG 9/22/1948 Y

Yale Club, nw corner Vanderbilt and East

44th; Sulzberger Bldg, 1st Ave and 45th

St, NYC

bronze DAR

plaque

Commemorating Nathan Hale, executed

there on Sep 22, 1776; 1st tablet of Nov

16, 1915 disposed of after bldg was

demolished to clear site for UN complex.

1101b IC, CH, HG 4/15/1901

1979;

donated

$1K in

2000 to

refurbish good Y City Hall Park, NYC

DAR tablet set in

granite pillar

Old Hall of Records which was used by the

British as Provost Prison for American

Patriots during the Revolution, including

Ethan Allen; Provost was demolished in

1903 to make way for subway

1101c IC, CH, HG 11/16/1909 1979 good Y Knowlton Court at 159th St, NYC tablet

Bravery of Col. Robert Magaw and his

3000 men at the Battle of Fort Washington,

"third line of defense"CH: Chapter History files at State


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1101d IC, CH, HG 1/1/1897

reded

1942; 1972 good Y SE of Mall in front of City Hall, NYC bronze tablet

Originally in interior wall of General Post

Office, bldg demolished in 1939, tablet

reset; "on the common of the city of New

York where this building now stands there

stood from 1766 to 1776 a liberty pole

erected to commemorate the repeal of the

Stamp Act. It was repeatedly destroyed by

the violence of the Tories and as

repeatedly replaced by the Sons Of Liberty

who roganized a constant watch and

guard. In its defence the first martyr blood

of the American Revolution was shed on

Jan 18, 1770."

1101e IC, CH, HG 4/30/1898 1979 good Y

Twelve feet above sidewalk on the face of

southeast pier under the Brooklyn Bridge,

at the intersection of Frankfort, Dover,

and Pearl Sts.

bronze DAR

tablet

"The first Presidential Mansion, No. 1

Cherry St. occupied by George

Washington from April 23, 1789 to

February 23, 1790;" built by Walter

Franklin in 1770 and demolished in 1856.

1101f IC, CH, HG 4/30/1902 1979 good Y

inside Holyrood Church, NE corner of Ft

Washington andWest 179th St, NYC

bronze DAR

tablet

"To the glory of God and in patriotic

remembrance of Margaret Corbin; at the

Battle of Fort Washingtn November 16th,

1776 she stood by the side of her husband,

John Corbin Artilleryman, during the

Hessian assault and after he was killed she

served his gun until she was wounded;

erected by the Mary Washington Colonial

Chapter April 30th 1902"

1101g IC, CH 6/13/1982

entrance to Ft Tryon Park, 190th St and

Ft Wash Ave, NYC bronze tablet

Dedicated to Margaret Cochran Corbin (not

DAR)

1101h IC, CH, HG 1/20/1901 1979

church

office Y

St Stephens Church, 120 West 69th Str,

NYC

memorial DAR

tablet

to Rev. Charles Russell Treat, MA, rector

of St Stephens Episcopal Church and 1st

chaplain of chapter

1101i IC, CH, HG 1/1/1944 1982 missing Marine Hospital, Ellis Island memorial tablet

Chapter minutes record erecting a tablet to

Mrs. Mary Sutphen Starkes (Chapter

member) for providing a special room for

therapists in the hospital

1101j IC, CH, HG 4/17/1937 1982 missing Ellis Island bronze tablet

Chapter minutes record erecting tablet

honoring a Mrs. Cooke in Chapter's 75th

Anniv booklet

1101k IC, CH, HG 12/4/1904 1983 stolen Y

Building on corner of Whitehall and State

St, NYC DAR tablet

Site of Whitehall Ferry from which Gen.

Washington embarked after bidding

farewell to his officers at Fraunces Tavern

on Dec 4, 1783; orig bldg demolished,

rededicated 12/2/1971, good cond 1979

1101l IC, CH, HG 10/30/1975 4/25/1976 stolen

Richmond Hill Mansion, 2 Charlton St bet

6th Ave and Varick St, NYC Historical marker

240th Ann of birth of John Adams and

marking the site of the 1st Vice Presidential

residence "Richmond Hill."



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Mary Weed Marvin 2016a CH Walton highway markers

MWM Chapter cooperated with

superintendent of highways of the town of

Walton to place 6 markers: Dr. Platt

Townsend, Joshua Pine, and Gabriel North

homesteads; First church in Walton,

birthplace of William B. Ogden, Esophus

Turnpike; also placed marker at homestead

of David Harrower in town of Hamden.

Matinecock see Rufus King

1103NY Matinecock-Rufus King see Rufus King

1104NY Meeting House Hill

1105NY Melzingah 1105a IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979 missing

Theodorus VanWyck Farm, Wicopee,

"Jay House" marker

Jay family took refuge there when British

forced them to flee from Westchester

home.

1105b IC, CH, HG 10/29/1902 1979 missing

3.5 miles S of Fishkill, old NY-Albany post

road

huge boulder

with 16x24"

bronze tablet

"On the hills back of this stone stood three

batteries [redoubts] guarding this pass,

1776-1783…"

1105c IC, HG 6/4/1938 1990 good

Intersection "Y" at division of Rt 52 ans 82

at Fishhkill (Brinckerhoff)

stone monument

with bronze tablet

"Daniel Ninham, chief Sachem of the

Wappinger Indians. Born in Dutchess

County was killed in engagement at

Cortland's Ridge, NY August 31, 1778

defending the American cause."

1105d IC, HG 1/1/1935 1990

church

being

refurbishe

d Trinity Church, Fishkill roadside marker

"Trinity Church organized by Rev. Samuel

Seabury 1756, built 1760, provincial

Congress met here Sept. 1776. Used as a

hospital during Revolution."

1105e IC, HG 1/1/1935 1990 good

Verplanck House (Mt. Gulian), 145

Sterling St, off Rt 9D outside of Beacon roadside marker

Built in 1740; headquarters for Baron

Steuben in 1782; Society of the Cincinnati

organized there in 1783.

1105f IC, HG 1/1/1935 1990 good

Dutch Reformed Church Rt 52, Main St

Fishkill (just off Rt 9) roadside marker

"Dutch Church. Reformed Church of

Fishkill, organized 1716, Built 1725,

occupied 1776 byNew York Provincial

Congress, also prison during Revolution."

1105g IC, HG 1/1/1935 1990 good

Dutch Reformed Church Rt 52, Main St

Fishkill (just off Rt 9) roadside marker

"Enoch Crosby. American spy, taken with

recruits for British Army, confined here

after mock trial by Committee of Safety

was allowed to escape."

1105h IC, HG 1/1/1935 1990 good

Abraham Brinckerhoff Store; Rt 52 Fishkill

in front of Blue Seal Feed Store roadside marker

"Site of Fishkill Tea Party, August 26,

1776, 100 women forced Abraham

Brinckerhoff, storekeeper to sell them tea

at lawful price of six shillings per pound."

1105i IC, HG 1/1/1932 1990 good

Col. Kip home, Old Glenham Rd near Rt

52, Fishkill

State DOE

marker

"Home of Hendrick Kip. Built 1753, Fishkill

Headquarters of Baron von Steuben about

1777. Gen. Washingotn and Count Pulaski

visitied here."

1105j IC, HG 1/1/1932 1990 good

Col. John Brinckerhoff Home, Rt 82 north

right side of road, between Fishkill and All

Angels Rd Hopewell Junction

State DOE

marker

"Built 1738 by Colonel John Brinckerhoff.

Washingtons headquarters while Army in

Fishkill."



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1105k IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979 missing

Corner Rt 9 and 84 East, "Wharton

House" near Fishkill

State DOE

marker

Cornelius VanWyck home, headquarters of

officers in command of troops stationed at

the head of the Highlands

1105l IC, HG 1/1/1932 1990 good

Rt 52 at Rt 84 West, Bailey's Forge,

Fishkill Marker

Washington's sword now in Smithsonian in

DC was made near here by John Bailey, a

cutler from New York and Fishkill

1105m IC, HG 6/29/1930 1979 missing

Vadevort home (now gone), just off Rt 9

near RR tracks, Fishkill marker

Site of Louden printing shop. Samuel

Louden printed the State's First

Constitution and from 1776 to 1783 issued

New York and Fishkill Packet, official paper

of new government.

1105n IC, HG 6/29/1930 1990 good

Upper Hopewell, Beekman Rd one block

from Taconic Pkwy North

Indian grindstone

and marker,

tablet on house

"Home of Capt. George Brinckerhoff on

March to Conn. In 1776 Gen. Washington

spent the night here. The Indian grindstone

was found on this farm."

1105o IC, HG 6/6/1928 1990 good

Griffen Tavern, Rt 82, 1/5 mile north of All

Angels Hill Rd, between Brinckerhoff and

Hopewell Junction

bronze tablet on

concrete base

"This house owned by Col. Jacob Griffen

during the Revolution known as 'Griffen's

Tavern' or the 'Rendez-vous.' The Comm.

Of Observation for Rombout Precinct held

famous meeting here August 15, 1775.

Frequented by Washington, Lafayette,

Putnam, Steuben, Continental and French

soldiers."

1105p IC, CH, HG 7/10/1905 1979 missing

Mill ruins behind Blue Seal Feed Store, Rt

52 before "Y" at 52 and 82 heading north Tablet

"Star Mill built by Adam Brinckerhoff, burnt

about 1777. Rebuilt by order of George

Washington while soldiers were encamped

at Fishkill."

1105q IC, CH, HG 7/4/1900 1990; reded 2000

good, hard

to get to Top of North Beacon Mountain, Beacon

tall shaft of stone

with inscription

Site of signal fires on North and South

Beacons, used during the Revolution.

1105r IC, HG 5/19/1900 1990 good

Rt 52 cemetery near "Y" in road at 52 and

82 split, Brinckerhoff

tablet on

5/30/1898 marker

"On this knoll stood the Middle Church

(Presbyterian) built 1747, rebuilt 1830,

burned 1866. Used as a military hospital

during the Revolution."

1105s IC, CH, HG 5/30/1898

1990;

reded 1999 good Brinckerhoff Cemetery, Rt 52 Fishkill granite marker

"In honor of Major General, the Marquis de

LaFayette who was ill many weeks in the

Brinckerhoff House adjoining during

American Revolution. This stone given by

Lafayette Post No 140, Dept of NY GAR to

Melz…"

1105t IC, HG 1/1/1935 1979 good

Hopewell Hamlet, former Adriance Post

Office

State DOE

marker

Formerly Adriance Post Office. Isaac

Adriance a settler about 1740, after whom

Post Office was originally named



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1105u IC, CH, HG 10/14/1897 1990 good Y

Rt 9 and 84 East, VanWyck Homestead,

Continental Soldiers Monument Fishkill

rare Quincy

granite marker

"In grateful remembrance of the brave men

who gave their lives for their country during

the American Revolution and whose

remains repose in the adjoining field, this

stone is erected by Melzingah Chapter…"

Rededicated Oct 14, 1979, moved from

Route 9 Fishkill due to heavy traffic

1105v 6/21/1905 City of Beacon bust bust of George Washington

Mersereau (or Paul Mersereau)

1106NY Minisink 1106a IC, HG 6/13/1927 1979 good

Chimney of Yelverton Inn (1979-home of

Mrs. Sanford Durland) Main St, Chester Bronze plaque

Yelverton Inn, built in 1765, used as a

tavern for 67 years and occupied by six

generations of the Yelverotn family. Among

distinguished guests entertained were

George Washington, Alexander hamilton,

and Aaron Burr. This tablet erected by

Minisink Chapter. DAR.

1106b IC, CH, HG 10/10/1910 1979 good

Land of Wm. S. Johnson, Fort Hill Rd,

Goshen

4x9' boulder with

bronze plaque

Site of signal fires War of the Revolution

Erected Oct. 10, 1910 by Minisink Chapter

DAR

1106c IC, CH, HG 7/22/1913 1979 good Y First Presbyterian Church, Goshen

Bronze DAR

plaque

To the memory of Reverend Nathan Ker

Patriot and Christian gentlemen, pastor of

this church during the Revolution known to

be a zealous friend to American liberty and

on all occasions exerted himself

accordingly

1107NY Mohawk

1108NY Mohawk Valley 1108a CH, HG 6/14/1912 Y

Route 5 west, John Ladd Farm at Staring

Creek

Herkimer Marker

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Revolution; General Herkimer camped near

this spot on the night of August 4, 1777.

With him were his 800 men, and 400 ox-

carts filled with supplies for the relief of Fort

Stanwix."

1033f IC, HG 10/18/1959 1979

good, used

for target

practice



monument with

bronze plaque














1025NY Mohegan 1025a IC, HG 5/27/1905 1979 good

Ladew Monument, Sparta Cemetery,

Ossining marker

Marks hole made in Monument by cannon

ball fired from British sloop of war "Vulture";

1979 bullet hole destroyed by vandalsCH: Chapter History files at State


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1025b IC, HG 5/30/1919 1979 good Nelson Park, Ossining

boulder with

bronze plaque

Commemorating those from Ossining,

Briarcliff and Scarboro who served and

died in the 1st World War.

1025c IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979 excellent Nelson Park, Ossining

tree-Washington

Oak Commemorating Washington Bicentennial

1025d HG 6/18/1964 Saint Mark's Cemetery, Mount Kisco

bronze grave

marker on stake

Area of unmarked graves of Revolutionary

soldiers: Revolutionary soldiers buried

here"

1109NY Monroe 1109a IC, HG 10/1/1934 Historic Ridge Rd, Clarkson and Garland marker Old Houstan Tavern, built in 1824

1109b IC, HG 10/1/1934 Historic Ridge Rd, Clarkson and Garland marker

Henry R. Seldon House, built in 1819 (Lt

Gov and noted jurist; his son, the inventor

of the Seldon patent of earliest

automobiles)

1109c IC, HG 10/1/1934 Historic Ridge Rd, Clarkson and Garland marker

Old Phillips Boss House, built in 1817

(pioneer of Clarkson, cabinet maker and

noted portrait painter)

1109d IC/ESN 6/20/1914 8/1/2006

restored

and reded

by Iron

Chapt Y

Corner of Main and Erie, Steeple, M.E.

Church Brockport; restored by town of

Brockport, Irondequoit Chapter

represented DAR at rededication

town clock and

bronze tablet

Commemorating patriotic ancestors, the

known ands unknown, who gave their

services and lives for their country in the

Revolution, buried in Brockport and nearby

towns

1109e IC, HG 9/1/1938 Center of Churchville, Monroe Cty

State DOE

marker

Churchville graded school, founded 1843,

occupied this building until 1895--example

of cobblestone building

1109f IC, HG 10/25/1924 Clarkson Corners bronze tablet

Commemorating sacrifice and services of

our Revolutionary ancestors and other

pioneers, who made a settlement in

Clarkson in 1803

1110NY Mount Pleasant 1110a IC, CH, HG 1/1/1946 Bedford Rd School, Pleasantville

oak tree and

bronze marker

In memory of Stella B. Bierce; principal of

Bedford Rd School 1930-1946

1110b IC, CH, HG 1/1/1938 1979 good Old Pleasantville Library, Mount Pleasant

bronze and stone

marker

Commemorating the Succabonk Trail

(Bedford Rd) which was traveled and used

by thr Litchfield Indians from Connecticut.

They carried their furs to trade with the

Dutch at the mouth of the Neperhan (Saw

Mill) River

1110c IC, CH, HG 1979 good Pleasantville marker

Homesite of Dr. Isaac Gilbert Graham,

1760-1849; Surgeon's mate in Revolution

1110d IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979 good

Grasslands Rd and Bradhurst, Rt 100A

Valhalla, Pleasantville

State DOE

marker

Commemorating site of Young's house,

American outpost, headquarters burned by

1110e IC, HG 12/1/1932 1979 good Pleasantville school grounds

State DOE

marker

Isaac VanWart, one of the captors of Major

Andre; Westchester militia. Buried

Elmsford, NY Old Greenburgh Churchyard,

died May 23, 1828

Nathaniel Gardiner

Navy's Birthplace

New Netherland see Ellen Hardin Walworth

1042NY New Netherland-Walworth see Ellen Hardin Walworth

New Rochelle see Anne Hutchison/Larchmont

1113NY New York City 1113a IC 1990 good

Princeton Cemetery, Princeton NJ, Mrs

Sara Rice Atkinson Pryor

Commemorating appointment of Mrs Pryor

as the Regent of NYC Chapter on Oct 11,



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1113b IC, CH, HG 1/1/1899 Y

New York Museum Room, Memorial

Continental Hall, Wash DC

bronze DAR

tablet Commemorating Mrs. Donald McLean

1113c IC, HG 6/9/1900

above Dutch oven door in Avery

Homestead, Mount Pleasant, Tarrytown silver tablet

The loyalty and courage of Capt Thaddeus

Avery and his wife who refused to tell the

hiding place of money for the Revolutionary

Army, after Capt Avery had been branded

by the Hessians. Mrs. Avery baked bread

in the oven for soldiers.

1113d IC, HG 11/1/1928 St Stephen's Protestant Church, NYC bronze tablet

Commemorating Col. Marinus Willett,

Patriot and Rev soldier, sheriff of NY

county, Mayor of NYC

1113e CH-Mary Wash 1/1/1939

39 Broadway, between Morris St and

Exchange Place, Alexander McComb

Mansion, NYC Tablet

Erected by Colonial (New York) Chapter to

honor Second Presidential Mansion, whih

George Washington occupied from

February 23-August 30, 1790

1113f CH, HG 10/15/2003 Y

15 East 65th St, Kosciuscko Foundation

House, NYC

DAR bronze

marker

"New York City Chapter NSDAR honors

the memory of Polish-born Brigadier

General Thaddeus Kosciuszko (1746-

1817) a patriot of the American Revolution;

planner of the fortifications at Bemis

Heights, that contributed to the American

victory on October 17, 1777, after the

Battles of Saratoga; engineer appointed by

the Continental Congress to oversee the

fortifications of West Point, 1778-1780; "He

is as pure a son of liberty as I have ever

known, and of that liberty which is to go to

all, and not to the few and rich alone"

Thomas Jefferson on T.K.; plaque

dedicated October 2003

1113h CH, HG 11/25/2000 Y

East River at 30th Street, Water Club

Restaurant, NYC

DAR bronze

marker

Invasion of Manhattan plaque with map

(see photo)

1113i NYS VVI 1/1/2000 Broadway and 147th St plaque Battle of Harlem Heights?

1114NY Niagara Falls 1114a IC, CH 6/14/1937 1979

needs

refurbish Schoellkopf Park, Pine Ave, Niagara Falls

Nearby ran the old French highway for fur

trade, worn by thousands of feet in

moccasins before the Pilgrims landed on

Plymouth Rock

1114b IC, CH, HG 4/19/1975 Oakwood Cemetery, Niagara Falls

DAR bronze

marker Revolutionary War soldiers buried here

1114c IC, CH, HG 6/14/1937 1979

needs

refurbish

Buffalo Ave and Portage Rd, Niagara

Falls

state DOE

marker

On Portage Rd, an indian trail used before

white men settled in America. Highway for

French fur trade, later improved by British

as a military road.

1114d IC, CH, HG 5/31/1976 Tower Cemetery, Porter, Niagara County

DAR bronze


1114e IC, CH, HG 1/1/1932 1979

good, tree

dead Hyde Park, Niagara Falls

marker on

boulder near elm

tree

George Washington Elm, donated by

Niagara Falls Chapter.

1114f IC, HG 6/14/1939 1979 fair

On road following the Niagara River,

between Lewsiton and Fort Niagara, near

Stella Niagara

state DOE

marker

"In 1813 the British forces landed on the

river bank below and marched to burn

Manchester, a village on the site of Niagara

Falls."CH: Chapter History files at State


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1114g IC, CH, HG 9/11/1976

Bear Ridge Cemetery, Pendleton Niagara

County

DAR bronze


1114h IC, CH, HG 9/19/1976

Somerset Cemetery, Somerset, Niagara

County

DAR bronze


1114i IC, CH, HG 6/14/1937 1979 missing

Buffalo Ave at Elizabeth St; Site of Fort

DePortage, Niagara County

state DOE

marker

Site of "Fort Du Portage" 1751 to protect

French trade. Burned 1757 during French

and Indian War except for chimeny, which

1114j IC, CH, HG 6/14/1937 1979 missing

state DOE

marker

First use of Niagara River for power;

according to tradition, Joncaire's Saw Mill

stood on this site about 1757 and made

first use of "The Power of Niagara River"

1114k IC, CH, HG 6/14/1937 1979 missing Buffalo Ave near First Street, on the bank

state DOE

marker

Site of first house built by Judge Augustus

Porter, 1808; many notable visitors and

friendly Indians were received within its

walls

1114l IC, CH, HG 6/14/1939 1979

needs

refurbish

On Portage Road between Ferry and Fort

Ave, Niagara Falls

state DOE

marker

"Here stood one of a line of blockhouses

built in 1764 by Montressor to protect the

army of Bradstreet form Indian massacres

on March"

1114m CH 6/14/1939

Opposite Navy Island, Buffalo Ave near

Niagara Falls Filtration plant

state DOE

marker

"Across the river lies Navy Island. On it

was a French shipyard. After capture by

British, vessels for use on Lake Erie were

1114n CH 6/14/1939

Buffalo Ave, near 10th Street, on edge of

Porter Park

state DOE

marker

"200 years ago in this park was the

terminus of the old French portage, where

goods were transshipped when only

1114o CH 6/14/1939 Corner of Erie Ave and Tenth Street

state DOE

marker

"From Lewiston the first or French Portage

ran along the river to the site of the lower

Arch Bridge, then through the woods to this

point."

1115NY Nihanawate

1116NY North Riding 1116a IC, HG 11/11/1936 1979 good

Entrance of Stepping Stone Park, next to

Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point DAR tablet

Commemorating the site of town of

Hempstead which was settled by the

English in 1644

1116b IC, HG 6/14/1932 1979 good

Old Onderdonck Residence, Old Northern

Blvd, opposite clock tower in Roslyn,

Long Island Tablet

now in Mexican night club, George

Washington, house where he ate his

breakfast on the morning of April 24, 1790

1116c CH, HG 11/20/1936 1979 missing

Middle Neck Road and Northern Blvd

entrance ot Great Neck

DAR marker with

historical dam Early history of Great Neck

1116d CH Great Neck high school grounds

tree with boulder

and tablet in honor of Washington Bicentennial

1192NY Old Hellebergh

1180NY Old Mine Road CH

2 markers placed late 1980s, no other

data

1180c ESN 201506 11/1/2014 Orange Square Veteran Park, Port Jervis Monument

Honoring those who served during the

American Revolution

1117NY Olean 1117a IC, CH, HG 10/7/1904

reded

2004 Lincoln Park, Olean

15 ton boulder

with bronze tablet

Commemorating Major Adam Hoops, a

soldier of the Revolution and founder of

Olean, 1804, and the patriots who are

buried in Cattaraugus County; article in

Dec 1904 DAR MagazineCH: Chapter History files at State


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1072NY Ondawa-Cambridge 1072g IC, HG 1/1/1959

Route 22, left side going north, United

Presbyterian Church, Cambridge NY granite piece

This marks the site of the military traning

grounds on the old Cambridge District

(see Hoosac-Wallomsac for more) 1072h IC, CH, HG 7/4/1976 1979 good

Old White Church, Cambridge,

Washington Cty marker

"Old White Church cemetery; Twenty

Revolutionary Soldiers rest here; erected

by Ondawa-Cambridge Chapter NSDAR

1976" [names]

1072i IC, HG 1/1/1921

Old Turnpike Rd, Buskirk, 2 miles south

of Cambridge marker

Site of the checkered house built by James

Cowden 1765; Baum's headquarters

August 13, 1777; Continental Hospital Aug

18, 1777

1072j HG Hoosick Falls marker Site of First Baptist Church

1119NY Oneida 1119a CH, HG 6/18/1897

Hotel Utica, corner Seneca and Lafayette

St

bronze tablet

designed and

made by Tiffany

Commemorating the route which Gen.

Lafayette entered the town, June 10,

1824/5; originally on Savings Bank Bldg;

when Bank Building was demolished in

1912 and table reset in location on Hotel

Utica

1119b IC, HG 1/1/1918-20 1979

moved &

reded Nicholas Herkimer Homestead tablet

Commemorating Nicholas Herkimer

Homestead, hall furnished

1119c IC, HG 6/14/1912 8/5/1980

Side of Memorial Bldg at Baggs Square,

Utica

Herkimer Marker

#8






Revolution; 1500 feet east of this spot was

the great ford of the Mohawk, protected in

1758 bythe erection of old Fort Schuyler.

General Herkimer used this ford August 5,

1777, on his march to the relief of Fort

Stanwix."

1119d IC, HG 6/14/1912 1979 good

Spriggs Park, junction of Erie and

Whitesboro St, Utica

Herkimer Marker

#11






Revolution; on August 5th, 1777 leading

his army of men and ox-carts, General

Herkimer tolied past this spot. The present

Whitesboro Street was then the only road

south of the Mohawk River leading to Fort

Stanwix."

1119e IC, HG 6/14/1912

Dunham Public Library, 78 Main St.,

Whitesboro

Herkimer Marker

#12






Revolution; the rear guard of General

Herkimer's army encamped along the

highway near this spot on August 5, 1777,

the night before the battle of Oriskany."CH: Chapter History files at State


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1119f IC, HG 6/14/1912 Baggs Square Museum, Utica

Herkimer Marker

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Revolution; the site of Old Fort Schuyler

(1758), which though abandoned at the

time, sheltered the wounded General

Herkimer during the night of August 6,

1777 on his return journey after the Battle

of Oriskany."

1119g CH 1/1/1933 1970

replaced

and reded Y Kirkland Ave Cemetery, Clinton

flagpole and

plaque on

boulder

"Old Burying Ground;" dedicated by Oneida

Chapter NSDAR Utica NY 1933; asked by

Historical Society to move plaque and

replace flagpole during 1970 restoration;

plaque commemorated lives of 49 officers

and privates who served in the Rev War;

ceremony Sep 26, 1970

1119h CM 6/14/1912

Herkimer Home State Historic Site; 3

miles east of Little Falls on Route 169,

near Thruway Exit 29A

Herkimer Marker

#1






Revolution; from this point General

Nicholas Herchheimer known as General

Herkimer started August 3, 1777 to take

command of the men who assembled in

answer to his call to fight in defense of the

Mohawk Valley."

1119i CM 6/14/1912 2007 in storage

originally on Whitesboro St, Utica in front

of Horrocks-Ibbotson Plant; removed in

1960s for road construction; currently

stored at Oneida County Historical

Society; will be at 100 Whitesboro Street

when rededicated

Herkimer Marker

#10






Revolution; General Herkimer marched

past this spot on his way to Fort Stanwix,

on August 5, 1777. He was brought back

wounded over this same road on the

evening of the following day."

1119j CM 6/14/1912

Utica St and Park Ave, Utica, across from

Oriskany Public Library at 621 Utica

Street

Herkimer Marker

#13






Revolution; near this spot on the night of

August 5, 1777, General Herkimer at the

head of his column made his final camp

before the battle of Oriskany. From this

point his runners were dispatched to Fort

Stanwix."CH: Chapter History files at State


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1120NY Oneonta 1120a IC, HG 1/14/1926 1991 good

Corridor of Oneonta High School,

Oneonta bronze plaque

In memory of local men killed in WWI [23

names]

1120b IC, HG 1/1/1912 1979 good

Left of entrance to Neahwah Park,

Oneonta marker

Site of the Vanderwerker log house. The

first dwelling erected by a white man within

the present city limits. 136 Sw by S from

here stood the Vanderwerker Grist Mill, the

second one erected in the Township of

Oneonta, NY

1120c IC, HG 9/12/1912 1991 good Neahwah Park right entrance, Oneonta

boulder with

bronze plaque Site of General Clinton's night encampment

1120d IC, HG 1/1/1922 1991 good

Neahwah Park, beginning of Memorial Dr,

wall woth fountain, Oneonta drinking fountain

fountain destroyed before 1979; in memory

of Ethel Scatchard Red Cross Canteen

Worker died in Paris France February 11,

1919

1120e IC, HG 1/1/1929 1979 good Clinton Plaza, Oneonta Monument

Line of march of Continental Army; an

expedition against the hostile indians,

which checked the aggressions of the

English and Indians of the frontiers of New

York and Pennsylvania, extending

westward the dominion of the United

States

1120f NYS VI 1/1/2004 Swart Wilcox House DAR Rev Marker

Chapter celelbrated unveiling - did they

help? - on 200th anniversary of House

Onondaga 2012a IC, HG 11/1/1900

Women's and Children's Hospital,

Syracuse-mantel in main hall bronze tablet

Commemorating the patriotic service of

Clara Ward, a nurse of the DAR Hospital

Corps, who died of fever at Ft Myer, Va,

during the Spanish War.

2012b IC, HG 6/17/1902 Exterior of government building, Syracuse

bronze tablet in

bas-relief

Commemorating the soldiers and sailors of

the American Revolution who are buried in

Onondaga Cty

1121NY Ontario 1121a IC, HG 1/1/1927 County courthouse, Pulaski bronze tablet

Commemorating the soldiers of the

American Revolution

1122NY On-Ti-Ora 1122a IC, CH, HG 10/17/1927 10/17/1976

replaced

and reded

Broome St ext; lookout site "Kykuit;"

Catskill, Greene Cty (was River Road,

then Embought Rd) bronze tablet

Kykuit or Lookout; from the top of this hill

signal fires were lighted during the

Revolution, when Kingston was burned by

the British (1777); and to warn the

inhabitants of the town when Indians and

Tories were abroad

1122b CH 10/1/1970 Y

Home located at Franklin and Third

Streets, Athens bronze plaque

To the memory of Civil War General

George S. Nichols, who lived in the home

from 1861-1916

1122c CH 5/30/2010 The Point, Catskill

blue and gold

NYS historic

marker

"Wanatonka Island: Henry Hudson and his

ship the Half Moon, stopped here in 1609;

On-Ti-Ora Chapter, Catskill NY, NSDAR

2009"

YB2012 2012? Historic School house plaque flag, flappole and plaque

1123NY Onwentsia

Oriskany 2013a IC, HG 10/14/1933 1979 good First Baptist Church, Deerfield

Boulder and

bronze tablet

Commemorating church society founded in

1798, church erected in 1811, when there

was no other church in Deerfirld, Marcy,

Schuyler, and but one in Utica.



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2013b IC, CH, HG 6/14/1912 1979 good

Oriskany Battlefield--edge of a line of

trees; right side of monument, Route 69

west

Herkimer Marker

#14






Revolution; near this spot stood the beech

tree which during the battle of Oriskany

sheltered the wounded General Herkimer

while he gave orders that made Saratoga

possible and decided the fate of a Nation."

2013c IC, CH, HG 7/12/1923 1979 defaced

SE corner at junction of Dexter Ave and

Utica St; entrance of Col. Gerrit Lansing's

estate, Oriskany

Boulder and

bronze tablet

"Here, at the entrance to the grounds of

Col. Gerritt G. Lansing, stood the two oaks

underneath which the MArquis de :a

Fayette, Col. Lansing's companion-at-arms

at Yorktown, was received on the morning

of June 10, 1825 by the residents of

Oriskany;" the boulder comes from the bed

of the Erie Canal up which the General had

come in the packet boat to visit Col.

Lansing

2013d IC, HG 8/6/1929 1979 worn

Pinic area east of battlefield flanking

another monument; were at entrance to

the Oriskany Battlefield Natl Park Gateposts

Tribute to John W. Vrooman who

organized the Mohawk Valley Historical

Assn which led through popular

subscription to the purchase of this tract.

2013e IC, HG 9/20/1925 1979 good

East end of Whitesboro Village Green, on

small yellow brick monument bronze tablet

Commemorating spot where General

Marquis de Lafayette stopped and drank

form the bubbling spring on his visit June

1825.

1124NY Orleans 1124a IC, HG 1/1/1975

North side of Route 18 on west end of

Kendall HS lawn State marker

The Sloopers--first Norwegian settlement in

America in modern times made by Cleng

Peerson and 50 immigrants from the Sloop

Restoration, 1825; recent marker not

placed by Orleans DAR

1124b IC, HG 1/1/1934 Gaines NY on north side of Ridge Road State marker

Burial Ground; First in Orleans County in

which Revolutionary soldiers John

Anderson-David Bullard and many

pioneers are buried. First burial 1812

1124c IC ? missing

Neutral Trail; south side of Medina on Rt

63 in Shelby State marker

Used by the Neutral Indians, probably in

the 14th century; it is believed this tribe

was destroyed by the Senecas

1124d IC, CH, HG 1/1/1935 1979 good

Home of Sanford E. Church, Ingersoll St,

Albion

State DOE

Marker

Home of Sanford E. Church 1815-1880.

Lieut Gov 1850-1852; Comptroller of State

1857; Chief Judge Ct of Appeals 1867-

1880

1124e IC, HG 1/1/1976

Yates Academy, Route 63 noth of

Lyndonville State marker

Yates Academy; founded in 1841 by Peter

Saxe for higher education. First year

attendance 161. incorporated 1842. Moved

to this site 1847. Closed in 1889.



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1124f IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979

missing,

found,

replaced Knowlesville Church State marker

First religious Society was organized

August 1817. It was the recipient of a

gospel lost from the Holland Land

Purchase and erected the first church

building in 1832.

1124g IC, HG 1/1/1961

Ridge Road just west of Childs in a

roadside park State marker

Historic New York-The Lake Plain; The

neutral Nation of Indians, an Iroquoran

group affiliated with the Eries…

1124h IC, HG 1/1/1927 1979 good

SE corner of Ridge Road (Rt 104) and

Transit Rd

Boulder and

bronze tablet

This boulder marks the boundary line

between the Holland Purchase and the

Connecticut Tract as established in 1798

1124i IC, HG 1/1/1928 1979 missing

Intervals of five miles along Ridge Road,

Orleans Cty Iron Markers Historic Ridge Road 1798

1124j IC, HG 1/1/1931 1979 good

South side of Rt 104; west of Ridgeway,

East of Jeddo

Boulder and

bronze tablet

Trail of Iroquois, traced by Eli Granger

1798, Trek De Witt Clinton, 1810, first

permanent settler, Seymour Murdock;

Betsey Murdock taught the first school in

his barn 1813.

1124k IC, CH, HG 10/8/1932 Murray on the Historic Ridge Road

Bronze tablet

mounted on old

mill stone

Washington Bicentennial, and the men of

Murray who fought in the Revolution; the

Trek DeWitt Clinton, and the spot of the log

tavern where they spent a night on their

eventful trip over the road.

1124l IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

House in Eagle Harbor, Oakfield Rd, just

south of West Barre

State DOE

Marker

Elisha Wright, an early pioneer of Barre,

built this house in 1831; he was the

founder of the West Barre M.E. Church in

1833 and was an Assemblyman in 1843.

1124m IC, HG 1/1/1930 1979 good

Rt 104 just east of Rt 279, north side of

highway

bronze tablet

mounted on

Medina

sandstone

Niagara to Genesee, historic Ridge Road; I

sing of the great Ridge Road, of the

highway our children shall see that lies like

a belt on Ontario's shore, carved out in

wisdom of ages before for the races that

yet to be...Trek DeWitt Clinton 1810…

1124n IC, HG 1/1/1935 1979 good

Rte 104 just west of Rt 98, south side,

Childs

bronze tablet

mounted on

native boulder

Home of John Proctor, 1813, who warned

settlers on Ridge Road of the approach of

British and Indians after burning of

Lewiston; Trek DeWitt Clinton and log

cabin where Clinton had breakfast on trip

1124o IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Rt 104 in Gaines, just west of Rt 279,

north side; town building State marker

First Church: Built for public worship on

Ridge Road between Niagara and

Genesee River north of Batavia Erected in

1824

1124p IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Rt 104 in Gaines, just west of Rt 279,

south side State marker

First Academy, built in 1825, was the first

school between the Niagara and Genesee

Rivers. Admitted to the Board of Regents

of the State of New York in 1830.

1124q IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 missing

Blair Rd west of Shelby; woods south of

Medina and Shelby State marker

Neuter Fort occupied in 14th century by

Neuter Indians, only double palisade fort in

New york State, Destroyed by Iroquios



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1124r IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Rt 237 south of Clarendon Village, edge

of small village park State marker

Farwell's Mills; ruins of a sawmill 1811 and

gristmill 1813 built by Edward Farwell, first

white settler here

1124s IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979

good,

replaced

Rt 104 1/4 mile west of Transit Rd, north

side State marker

Five Mile House, built in 1816 by John Huff

was the overnight stopping place for mail

carriers between Canandaigua and

Lewiston, Later known as Ball's Tavern

and Swartz's Tavern

1124t IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Kendall, Se corner of Norway and

Lakeshore Rd, Orsland Farm State marker

Norway Road passed through the first

Norwegian settlement in NY state. This

colony was founded in 1838 by Ole

Orsland, and about 20 other persons

whose passage to this country had been

paid by him.

1124u IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Rt 387, about 1/2 mile north of Erie Canal

bridge, Francher Rd State marker

Balcom's Mills; Site of flour and grist mill

erected 1834 by Hiel Brockway and Abner

Balcom. Saw mill on north end of dam

erected 1837

1124v IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Oak Orchard River Rd 1.5 miles form the

Bridges loacted at the end of a long

private drive State marker

Ancient mound built by the Algonquin

Indians in the Polished Stone Age,

excavated in 1932-33 by Charles W.

Palmer

1124w IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Oak Orchard River Road about 2 miles

west of the Bridges State marker

Fording place, location first used by

Indians, later by pioneers, to cross the

creek on the Oak Orchard Trail from

Batavia to Lake Ontario

1124x IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Grave in Hulburton Churchyard,

Hulberton Rd, Hulberton State marker

Joseph Budd, founded Hulburton in 1826.

In 1830 he bought 130 acres of land which

he laid out in lots in 1833 and gave to the

M.E. church

1124y IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 missing Barre Center, Rt 98, north edge of village State marker

Indian trail sometimes called Oak Orchard

Trail, was a branch of the Grand Central

Trail and led from Batavia to Lake Ontario

1124z IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

SW corner of Sand and East County Line

Rd, front lawn of descendant's home State marker

First Settlement; Clark's settlement made

by the following families Clark, Bates,

Priest, Randall, Balcom, Ross, Manley in

this vicinity in 1812-1817

1124aa IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Barre Center, north side of West Barre

Road at Braggs Corners State marker

Braggs Corners; Solomon Bragg with son

Nathan were first settlers west of Barre

Center. Blazed forest trail to this place

where they built a cabin in 1818

1124bb CH 6/10/1984

Route 104 and 279 instersection in

Gaines

2' x' cast iron

marker on

pedastal with

DAR logo

"Crossroads--Oak Orchard Road Batavia

to Oak Orchard Creek surveyed 1803 and

Ontario Trail known as the Ridge.

Rochester to the Lewiston improved in

1914"

1125NY Otsego 1125a IC, HG 1/1/1901

Susquehanna River at Cooperstown,

outlet of Lake Otsego

Boulder in water

with tablet and

small cannon on

it

Site of a dam built here by the soldiers

under General Clinton during the summer

of 1779, to enable them to join forces with

General Sullivan at Tioga.

Owahgena see Fayetteville-Owahgena

1127NY Owasco 1127a IC, CM, HG 1/1/1914 2006 good Y

Cayuga County Courthouse, Genesee St,

Auburn Bronze tablet

Commemorating Harriet Tubman a negro

woman who railroaded slaves to safetyCH: Chapter History files at State


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1127b IC, CM, HG 6/1/1925 2006 fair Y

Western Tavern , formerly Smith and

Pearson Bldg/W.T. Grant Building,

Genesee St, Auburn

DAR Bronze

tablet

Commemorating the visit of General

Lafayette to Auburn 1825

1127c IC, CM, HG 1/1/1932 2006 poor Y

Hoopes Park, South Herman Ave,

Auburn, west central walkway near

clubhouse

Washington

Elm/oak, DAR

plaque

In commemoration of the Bicentennial of

Geo. Washington 1732-1932. Planted by

Owasco Chapter DAR

1127d IC, CM, HG 10/19/1906 6/14/2011 Reded Y

Post Office Building, 157 Genesee St,

SW side of front entrance, Auburn

DAR Bronze

tablet

In memory of the soldiers and sailors in the

War for Independence; 1776; buried

Cayuga cty

1127e CH 1/1/1932 Y Auburn

State DOE

marker

"500 feet Fort Hill: Prehistoric Indian Fort

traditional birthplace of Chief Logan now a

cemetery"

1127f CH 11/10/1969 Y

Helmer Farm, Cottle Road, east of

Weedsport

State DOE

Marker

"Burial place of Lt. Adam Helmer and wife,

Anna Bellinger Helmer, famous Mohawk

Valley Scout in the Revolutionary War. He

purchased this farm in 1803;" see news

article for exploits

1127g CH 1/1/1932 Y Auburn

State DOE

Marker

"During the War of 1812 barracks were

eastablished in this locality troopspassing

to and from Niagara camped here"

1127h CH 1/1/1932 Y Auburn

State DOE

Marker

"Fort Hill of moundbuilder origin later

Cayuga Council seat and village Fort

Wasco traditional birthplace of Chief

Logan"

1/1/2012 marker rededication of which marker?

1128NY Oyster Bay

one on Raynham Hall? Was refurbished

by DAR in 1940s

1129NY Patterson 1129a IC, HG 6/14/1929 Barcelona on Lake Erie bronze tablet

100th anniversary of old light house on

Lake Erie, made of native stone; oldest

lighthouse on chain of Great Lakes

1012d IC, CH, HG 1/1/1940 1982 good Smith Mills near Silver Creek

bronze plaque on

large stone

Mary Smith Lockwood 1831-1922 Penn

Founder of NSDAR, placed by Chatauqua

County Chapters

1129b IC, CH, HG 7/16/1924

Old Portage Rd and Sherman Rd

crossing highway (west side of

Chatauqua creek), Westfield

boulder with

bronze DAR

marker

"At this point the French portage built by

Celoron in 1749 and rebuilt in 1753

Descended the bank and crossed

Chatuaqua Creek. Placed by Petterson

Chapter DAR 1924"

1129c IC, CH, HG 7/16/1924

Sherman Rd, 1.5 miles south of village of

Westfield--descend the bank and cross

Chatauqua Creek (east side of creek)

boulder with

bronze DAR

marker

Old French and Indian trails--one part of

old trail: "The Old Portage Rd built by

Celoron in 1746 when he explored and

claimed this region for France, followed an

Indian trail and crossed the highway at this

point. In 1753 it was rebuilt by French for

military purposes. Placed by Patterson

Chapter DAR 1924"

1129d IC, HG 1/1/1929 Barcelona lighthouse on Lake Erie bronze tablet

"First light house in the world to be lit form

gas supply"

1129e IC, HG 7/5/1912 Vestibule of Patterson Library, Westfield tablet

Commemorating the founder of chapter,

Frances D. Patterson



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1129f HG 10/27/1978

Quincy Cemetery, Ripley, Chatauqua

County

DAR cemetery

entrance marker

Soldiers of the Revolution: Levi Adams and

Orange Spencer [newly found: John

Tennant]

1174NY Peter Minuit 1174 YB90 Apr-90 DAR HQ Admin Building lunchroom wall

large gold eagle on behalf of Peter Minuet

Chapter donated by chapter member

Frances Messmore

1130NY Philip Schuyler 1130a IC, CH, HG 6/6/1976

Village Cemetery, Troy, Lansingburgh,

Rennselear County bronze plaque

"Revolutionary soldiers buried here…"

Rededication of "The Village Cemetery."

Cemetery opened in 1771 and contains the

graves of more than 25 soldiers of the

American Revolution

1130b IC, CH, HG 9/1/1928 Mt Ida Cemetery, Troy stone

Commemorating Col. Albert Pawling, first

mayor of Troy

1130c CH 10/17/1925 Y Prospect Park, Troy

Barre granite

monument with

DAR bronze

tablet

"In grateful remembrance of the patriots of

Rensselear County who participated in the

Revolutionary War. Placed by Philip

Schulyer Chapter, DAR, Troy, NY October

17, 1925"

1130d CH before 1948

Vander Hyden Mansion, Division and

River Sts, Troy marker

Served as Schuyler's headquarters during

the war and was later visitied by Lafayette

1131NY Pierre Van Cortlandt 1131a IC, HG 5/18/1931

Oregon Rd, Peekskill, lounge of Cortlandt

Nursing Home; VanCortlandtville

bronze tablet on

tree

Commemorating a tree used as military

whipping post during the Revolution. Tree

fell in 1955, stump removed to begin

excavation for building. Tablet is now

embedded in the brick wall of the lounge of

the Cortlandt Nursing Home, still the

original property of the whipping tree

1131b IC, HG 9/6/1927 St Peter's Church, VanCortlandtville bronze tablet


the consecration of the church

Priscilla

1132NY Quassaick 1132a IC, HG 1/1/1973 Presbyterian Cemetery, Marlboro

historic site

marker

"Presbyterian Church and Cemetery

founded 1764 built at this site on land given

by Lewis Dubois, present church built

1869"; Revolutionary soldiers buried here

1132b IC, CH, HG 4/19/1974 Y

Old Town Cemetery burying ground,

corner of South and Liberty Sts,

Newburgh

DAR cemetery

entrance marker

"Revolutionary soldiers buried here/placed

by NYS Org, NSDAR"

1132c IC, CH, HG 10/18/1901 1979 good Y

Brewster Forge at Moodna near

Newburgh; Old Temple Hill Rd, Vail's

Gate

bronze tablet on

boulder

"On this site stood the forge, where were

made parts of the chains thrown across the

Hudson River during the American

Revolution 1776-1778; Erected by

Quassaick Chapter DAR 1901"

1132d IC, CH, HG 5/30/1899 1979 good Y

Old Town burying ground, corner of South

and Liberty Sts, Newburgh

bronze DAR

tablet on boulder

"On this glebe site about 1730 the Lutheran

Church of the Palatine Parish of

Quassaick, Rev. Michael Christian Knoll,

Pastor. From July 19, 1747-The Rev.

Hezekiah Watkins, of the Church of

England, held services for about twenty-

five years. Erected by Quassaick Chapter

DAR 1899"; used as a schoolhouse

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1132e IC, CH, HG 9/7/1985

Peace Bell, Parklands across from New

Windsor Cantonment, Temple Hill Rd

14"x 10" bronze

marker

"The Peace Bell designed by Eric Sloane

Erected by the National New Windsor

Historic Association to mark the 200th

Anniversary of the reading of the Cessation

of Hostilities to the Continental Army April

19, 1783 on this site. Placed by the

Quassaick Chapter DAR Newburgh NY

1985"

1132f ESN 5/30/1928

reded

1992 Isaac Belknap House

bronze tablet on

house

Chapter helped save Isaac Belknap House

from destruction in 1926. He was ancestor

of one of organizing Chapter members,

Evalino Deyo Belknap.

1132g CH 1/1/1928

"CLINTON: Site of the homestead of

CHARLES CLINTON; settled in Little

Britain in 1753 GEN JAMES CLINTON

Frontenac, of the Highlands and Yorktown;

GEORGE CLINTON member of the

Continental Congress, first Governor of the

State Of New York, Vice President of the

United States; DeWITT CLINTON

Governor of the State of New York;

Erected under the auspices of Blooming

Grove Chapter of DAR and the State of

New York, 1928"

1132h CH 1/1/1932

in Chapter

files

old County Courthouse, Newburgh [until

tree cut down 2002 or earlier, now in

Chapter possession]

Bronze Tree

Marker

"In memory of George Washington 1732-

1799 This tree is planted by the Quassaick

Chapter DAR in the Bicentennial year of his

birth 1932"

1133NY Rhadamant

Richmond County see Richmond County-Staten Island

1134NY Richmond County-Staten Island 1134a IC, CH, HG 11/7/1925 Tompkinsville Park, Staten Island

bronze tablet on

boulder

Marking the Watering Place used before

1623 by ships anchoring inside the

Narrows. Oldest historic spot on Staten

Island

(see also Staten Island) 1134b IC, CH, HG 5/24/1929

Green Ridge (Fresh Kills) Arthur Hill Rd,

Staten Island tablet Site of Old French Church (about 1695)

1134c IC, CH, HG 5/8/1931

1978

restored

after

vandalism

1997

reded New Dorp, Staten Island tablet

Site of the Rose and Crown Tavern,

erected by Huguenots in 1665. This inn

was occupied during the Revolution by

Gen. Wm. Howe as his headquarters and

here the Declaration of Independence was

read to the British officers, July 9, 1776

1134d IC,CH, HG 5/4/1928 Perine House, Dongan Hills, Staten Island tablet

King's Highway connecting the Watering

Place (Tompkinsville) with Cuckold's

Tavern (Now Richmond), 1705.



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1134e IC, HG 5/17/1913 St. Andrew's Church, Richmond tablet

"1776 In memory of the patriots who under

General Hugh Mercer crossing from Perth

Amboy surprised and overcame the enemy

on this spot on October 16th, 2776 taking

twenty prisoners besides arms and

ammunition two of the Americans were

killed and Colonel Griffin and Lieutenant

Colonel SMith were wounded in this action;

this tablet is placed by the Richmond

County Chapter DAR 1913"

1134f IC, HG 1/1/1918

Old King's Highway between

Tompkinsville and Richmond

10 markers on

tele poles Old King's Highway

1134g IC, HG 5/26/1929

Huguenot Memorial Church, Huguenot,

Staten Island memorial arch

Memory of Rev. David de Bourepos,

Pastor of the French Church on Staten

Island, 1690-1734, and his congregation of

French Huguenots who worshipped in the

church at Fresh Kills, 1661

1134h CH 5/25/1929

Conference House, Tottenville, Staten

Island marker marked Conference House

1134i CH 4/25/1941 Home of Abraham Burbank, Staten Island marker

Abraham Burbank 1745-1823, outstanding

citizen. The land, previously owned by his

grandfather, was once part of the tract f the

English Colonial Governor of New York,

Thomas Dongan

1135NY Rufus King 1135a IC, HG 1/1/1934 1979 good

Jamaica Ave between 150th and 153rd

Streets, Jamaica, stonepost entrance to

King Park marker on stone

"Rufus King Mansion the home of Rufus

King early American statesman marked by

the Rufus King Chapter DAR 1934"

1135b IC, HG 5/21/1977 1977 good

159th st and Geaver Rd, on the Chapel at

the entrance of the Sisters Prospect

Cemetery, Jamaica bronze tablet

"Revolutionary soldiers buried here; placed

here by NYSO NSDAR Rufus King

Chapter"

1135c IC, HG 1/1/1937 1979 good

Chase Manhattan Bldg, Union Hall St and

Jamaica Ave, Jamaica bronze tablet

Site of Old Stone Church, built 1699 and

used as a prison by the British in 1776; "At

the head of this street known in colonial

days as meeting house lane stood the Old

Stone Church, used as a place of worship

from 1688 to 1813 and as a prison in 1776

by the British marked by the Rufus King

Chapter DAR"



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1135d CH Whitestone Bridge, Lewis Blvd bronze marker

Honorable Francis Lewis, signer

Declaration of Independence, bought a

farm of 200 acres at Whitestone in the

township of Flushing, in 1775 he was

chosen, with others, to represent N.Y. in

the Continental Congress. He served in

the vestry of St. George's Episcopal

Church from 1770 to 1790. A highway to

connect with the Whitestone Bridge has

been named in his honor. Matinecock

Chapter, DAR, placed a bronze marker on

the boulevard on the opening of the bridge

and also a tablet in his memory in St.

George's Church

1135e CH St. George's Church, Flushing tablet

Honorable Francis Lewis, signer

Declaration of Independence, bought a

farm of 200 acres at Whitestone in the

township of Flushing, in 1775 he was

chosen, with others, to represent N.Y. in

the Continental Congress. He served in

the vestry of St. George's Episcopal

Church from 1770 to 1790. A highay to

connect with the Whitestone Bridge has

been named in his honor. Matinecock

Chapter, DAR, placed a tablet in his

memory in St. George's Church

1135f CH 1/1/1934 reded 1969 Horace Harding Parkway

boulder and

tablet

Alley Pond Park Road, chapter placed a

boulder and tablet on route traveled by

George Washington in 1790 across Long

Island; after construction at Alley Pond, the

tablet and boulder were replaced on

Horace Harding Parkway, just off L.I.

Expressway and rededicated in1969 by the

chapter

1135g CH, HG 10/12/1922 Y

164th St and Jamaica Ave, First

Presbyterian Church, Jamaica bronze tablet

To commemorate the fact that this church

has maintained its religious activities

continuously for two hundred and sixty

years within a few rods of its original

location and to memorialize the men, all

members of this church, who constituted

the local "Committee of Observation and

Correspondence" appointed in 1774 to

cooperate with the Provincial Congress of

New York.

1135h IC, HG, V2 5/25/1934 Alley Pond Park, Douglaston, Long Island

bronze marker on

boulder

Commemorating route traveled by George

Washington April 24, 1790 from Flushing to

Roslyn

1136NY Ruth Floyd Woodhull 1136a IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 fair

Babylon Turnpike near Seaman Ave,

Freeport

State DOE

marker

Sand Hole Church, site of converted store,

first Methodist Church in Freeport 1835-58,

near the old Crooked Ave

1136b IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 fair Y Mill Rd near Main St, Freeport

State DOE

marker

Site of grist and saw mill of Daniel Raynor;

Raynortown settled by Edward Raynor or

his children, 1659



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1136c IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing

Wantagh State Park, Wantagh Ave and N

Jerusalem Ave, Wantagh

State DOE

marker

North Jerusalmem Ave, very old route from

Hempstead to Jerusalem, settled 1644

1136d IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 fair

East side of Wantagh Ave, across from

present Sizzles rest, north of Sunrise

Highway, Wantagh

State DOE

marker

"Site of the home of Robert Jackson,

pioneer settler of Jerusalem 1644, patentee

to tract southward after Hempstead

puchase."

1136e IC, CH, HG 9/1/1932 1990 missing

Merrick Rd at Jones Cemetary,

Massapequa marker

George Washington's travels through Long

Island. "Ye South Post Road, Washington's

Route 1790"

1136f IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing Merrick Rd, West Amityville

State DOE

marker

Home burned and marker destroyed;

Carman homestead; west wing built before

1776; owned continuously by family of John

Carman 1643 purchaser of town of

Hempstead; site of original loghouse

1136g IC, CH, HG 1/1/1932 1990 missing

Babylon Turnpike at Freeport near

Meadowbrook State Pkwy roadside marker

"Ye South Post Road, Washington Route

1790"

1136h IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing

Sunrise Highway at Meadowbrook Pkwy,

Merrick

State DOE

marker

Site of Indian Village; Merrick settled 1643;

lodges of Merike Tribe were few hundred

feet south

1136i IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing Merrick Rd, Freeport

State DOE

marker

Site of homestead for six generations of

the Jonathan Smith, Jr branch of the Rock

Smith family, 1687-1884; Long Island

settlers 1644

1136j IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 present

Grounds of Wantagh Preservation

Society, Wantagh Ave, Wantagh roadside marker

Wantagh named in memory of the Grand

Sachem of the Montauks, 1651-58, an

unwavering friend of the white man; marker

moved to new site on Feb 29, 1984

1136k IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1980

West side of Wantagh Ave, north of

island rd, south of Jarusalem Ave,

Wantagh

State DOE

marker

Site where Captain Richard Jackson,

Jerusalem Co, Queens Cty militia, lived

1776; now in possession of Nassau Co

Dept of Parks

1136l IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 present

Small Park on Seaman's Neck Rd,

northwest of intersection with Merrick Rd,

Seaford

State DOE

marker

Indian Trail and Seaman's Neck path;

through tract purchased from Massapequa

Indians 1664 by Captain John Seaman;

became public highway 1762

1136m IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing

Babylon Turnpike near Meadowbrook Rd,

Merrick

State DOE

marker

Site of stagecoach stop route from

Brooklyn to Babylon; Merrick post office

and general store 1840-1873; Liberty Flag

Pole 1862-1892

1136n IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing

Merrick Rd at Wantagh State Pkwy,

Wantagh

State DOE

marker

Gristmill site; Col. John Jackson granted

whole liberty and privilege Jerusalem River

1704; also Cornbury patent 1708 from

Queen Anne (now Jones Beach)

1136o IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 present

On building behind Baptist Ch; Wantagh

Ave north of Jerusalem Ave, Wantagh

State DOE

marker

Meeting house built in 1827 by the religious

Society of Friends. First meeting in

Jerusalem held at home of Benjamin

Seaman, 1699; Nassau Cty placed marker

on the building (was roadside marker) 1990



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1136p IC, CH, HG 10/12/1935 1990 missing Wantagh and Jerusalem Ave,Wantagh

State DOE

marker

"Cherrywood" home of Capt. John

Seaman, built near this site 1644; pioneer

settler of Jerusalem, patentee to 300-acre

tract of the Hempstead purchase

1136q CH 10/12/1935 Home of Col John Jackson, Wantagh

State DOE

marker

1666 - Jackson - Jones 1935, Home of Col

John Jackson, Brig Gen Jacob S. Jackson,

Samel Jackson Jones (1923) and their

descendants for ten generations

1137NY Ruth Lyon Bush

1138NY Saghtekoos

1139NY Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha 1139a IC, CH, HG 6/15/1925

North side of Seneca Falls-Waterloo

Highway, near Kingdom Bridge, just

outside Seneca Falls

CT granite with

bronze plaque

"To the memory of the Revolutionary

soldiers, Pioneer settlers of Seneca

County, to commemorate Seneca County

as part of the military tract assigned

Revolutionary soldiers. Erected by Sa-Go-

Ya-Wat-Ha Chapter DAR of Seneca Falls

June 15, 1925"

1139b IC, HG 1/1/1911 Park in Seneca Falls

bronze talbet on

park fountain

"Erected by Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha Chapter

DAR to mark the encampment of General

Sullivan's Army 1779 1911"

1139c IC, HG 1/1/1913 Village Park, Seneca Falls

Fountain and

marker on

fountain Trail used by Gen. Sullivan's expedition

1139d IC, HG 1/1/1917 End of Main St, Seneca Falls tablet on boulder

"Iroquois Trail and Seneca Turnpike placed

by Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha Chapter DAR"

1139e IC, HG 1/1/1928

2 miles north of Seneca Falls on US

Highway 5

granite

monument with

tablet

Tablet on which is a brief legend and a

raised map of Seneca Co showing Gen.

Sullivan's line of march

1139f IC, HG 2/22/1921 Mynderse Library, Seneca Falls bronze tablet

To the Kirk-Casey Post, American Legion

containing the names of 360 soldiers,

sailors, and nurses from Seneca Falls who

served in the Great War

1140NY Saint Johnsville 1140a IC, CH, HG 5/26/1980

Rt 5, 1/2 mile east of village line of Town

of St. Johnsville, Mont Cty roadside marker

"Historic Klock's Church; 300 feet north on

hill; 1750 First St John's Reformed Church

and School; Klock's Churchyard Cemetery

where several Rev. War soldiers and

Mohawk Valley pioneers are buried Oct 19,

1780 Rev. Battle of Klock's Field took place

in and around this site"

1140b CH 1/1/1976 St Johnsville Cemetery marker


by NYSO NSDAR"

1140c CH 1/1/1976 West St Johnsville Cemetery marker


by NYSO NSDAR"

1140d CH 10/19/1906

Site of Battle of Klock's Field, St

Johnsville flagpole

Erected flagpole in honor of 124th

anniversary of battle

1140e CH 8/14/1910

Palatine Church, 3 miles east of St

Johnsville tablet


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1140f CH 10/27/1921 Y

Entrance to Memorial Park at east end of

St Johnsville

Cobblestone

entrance

At a cost of $1000, entrance gift was made

in memory of all soldiers and sailors of all

wars who have fought for America

1060i IC, CH 6/14/1912 6/13/2004

moved and

reded



Homestead

Herkimer Marker

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1141NY Salamanca 1141a IC 1/1/1971 1991 present

East Otto Cemetery; East Otto,

Cattaraugus Co. 8x4" plaque

Commemorating most Revolutionary

graves in our area

1142NY Saranac 1142a IC, HG 1/1/1903 East side of Plattsburgh Post Office bronze tablet

MacDonough's victory over the British fleet

under Downie on Cumberland Bay; the

soldiers and sailors who gave their lives in

the engagement around Plattsburgh, Sept

1814

1142b IC, HG 2/22/1923 Corridor of High School, Plattsburgh bronze tablet

"Sacrifice and service of the sons and

daughters of the high school who

participated in the World War"

1142c IC, HG 5/1/1925 Y

Old Miltary Cemetery, Fort Chambly,

Quebec, Canada Monument

Grave of General John Thomas, physician,

died of smallpox 1776, buried with 400

others; plaque stolen 6/1/2015; rock still

in place

1142d IC, HG 10/11/1928

Main shore opposite the south end of

Valcour Island marker

152nd anniversary of Battle of Valcour

between British under Gen. Charleton and

Americans under Benedict Arnold

1142e IC, HG 10/11/1930 Y

Point au Fer, Lake Champlain, near

Rouses Point

marker with

tablet

Military post with a strong garrison in 1774,

many stirring events took place there and

important men resorted there; known as

"White House; tablet reads "To the

unknown soldiers British and American

1776-1798"

1142f IC, HG 7/4/1895 1981 Y 112 Bridge St, Plattsburgh on building bronze tablet

"In this house lived Benjamin Mooers; a

lieutenant in the War of the American

Revolution and Major General of

Volunteers in the War of 1812-1814;

erected by the Saranac Chapter DAR July

4, 1895"

1143NY Saratoga 1143a IC 10/18/1899

reded

4/30/2011

Walworth Oval; Greenridge Cemetery,

Saratoga Springs

30 foot

monument

Grave of Rubena Hyde Walworth;

"Fortress Monroe Montauk Spanish-

American War 1898; she served her flag --

not as a man but better still as only a

woman can" [daughter of one of four

founders, Ellen Hardin Walworth]; first

nurse to lose her life in the service of her

country Spanish American War

1143b IC, HG 5/7/1938 123 Maple Ave, Saratoga Springs Bronze tablet

Commemorating first inn in Saratoga

Springs where visitors came to drink water

at High Rock Springs

1143c IC 10/17/1921 Saratoga Battlefield, Saratoga Memorial Commemorating battlefieldCH: Chapter History files at State


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1143d IC, HG, ESN 10/17/1921 7/18/2006

replaced

and reded Y Putnam Cemetery, Saratoga

DAR bronze

tablet on gate of

fence

"To the memory of the Early Pioneers of

Saratoga who lie Buried in this Putnam

Cemetery; erected October 17, 1921 by

Saratoga Chapter DAR"

1143e CH, HG 1/1/1909

Road to Saratoga Battlefield from

Saratoga Springs: Moons, on the

Saratoga Lake Road

granite marker 3

feet in height

Commemorating the road to the Saratoga

Battlefield; "To the Battlefield 1777 Erected

by the Saratoga Chapter DAR"

1143f CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs:Howland's Corner

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143g CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: McOmber Corner

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143h CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: Albert Bakers

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143i CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: near Quaker Meeting

House

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143j CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: Quaker Meeting House

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143k CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: south of Quaker

Meeting House

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143l CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: Leggett's Place

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143m CH, HG 1/1/1909


Saratoga Springs: Freeman's Corners

granite marker 3

feet in height




1143n HG, Y96 2/16/1995 7/8/1995

West fence of Wast Line Cemetery,

Malta, Saratoga County

bronze cemetery

entrance marker

"In memory of the men buried in this

cemetery who served with valor in the

Revolutionary War; placed by Saratoga

Chapter DAR May 1995"

1143o 1937 Walworth House Marker Centennial History p62

1144NY Saugerties/Wiltwyck 1144a IC, HG 5/30/1920 High School grounds, Saugerties

bronze tablet on

boulder

Commemorating the boys from Saugerties

who served in the World War

1144b IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Main Street, Saugerties roadside marker

"Kiersted House. Of pre-Revolutionary

days. Home of Christopher Kiersted, first

physician in town. Rendered service during

Revolutionary War."

1144c IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 31, Katsbaan roadside marker

"Persen Store Site; 25 yards east stood

store of Cornelius Persen; also fur trade

headquarters of John Jacob Astor; in 1867

used as a place of worship"CH: Chapter History files at State


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1144d IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 31, Katsbaan roadside marker

"King's Road; oldest highway in town;

1703, first known as footpath to Albany,

then as Queen's Highway; later as the Old

King's Road"

1144e IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 31, Katsbaan roadside marker

"Katsbaan Church. Erected 1732 known as

De Steeneberk Op De Katsbaan; rebuilt

1867; in north wall are stones with names

of builders"

1144f IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 9W, West Camp roadside marker

"West Camp Village; settled 1710 by

Palatines from the Rhineland for production

of naval stores. Built church and school

during first winter."

1144g IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 1979 missing Main Street, Saugerties roadside marker

"Post tavern site; used as patriotic meeting

place during Revolution. Articles of

Association signed there; religious services

held 1815-1829"

1144h IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 1979 missing Livingston Street, Saugerties roadside marker

"Brick Church; this Brick Church was built

1827 used for worship until 1852; sold for

use as Academy; later known and used as

Burhan's Blacksmith Shop"

1144i IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 31, Katsbaan roadside marker

"Tavern site; tavern site kept by Christian

Fiero, public meeting place during the

Revoltion; first town meeting held here

April 16, 1811"

1144j IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 32, Katsbaan roadside marker

"Indian Cave; home of 'Nachte Jan' last

Indian of region; friend of Cornelius Persen;

often warned him of attacks by Indians and

Tories"

1144k IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 9W, Saugerties roadside marker

"Sawyer's Mill stood on this site 1663;

Saugerties derived its name from the Dutch

word 'De Zaagertjes'"

1144l IC, CH 5/6/1938 1979 missing Route 9W, West Camp roadside marker Lutheran Church inscription unknown

1144m IC, HG 10/15/1913

Gate of Mountain View Cemetery, Main

St, Saugerties Bluestone tablet


buried there

1144n IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 33,Mount Marion roadside marker

"Brink Homestead; owned continuously by

family of Cornelius Lambertsen Brink,

purchaser 1688 of second land grant in

town; part of original house remains"

1144o IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 33, Churchland roadside marker

"Myer Homestead; land deeded 1724 to

Christian Myer prominent Palatine settler;

eighteen descendants served in

Revolutionary War"

1144p IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Route 33, Churchland roadside marker

"Tavern site; near here stood noted inn

kept by 'Oom Hans' Myer, frequented by

Aaron Burr; Myer drove ambulance wagon

from Saratoga to Albany."

1144q IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Mynders Street, Saugerties roadside marker

"Mynderse House. John Persen, Patentee

1712; built grist mill and est'dferry across

Esopus Creek; deeded to daughter of

Myndert Mynderse; addition built 1743"CH: Chapter History files at State


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1144r IC, HG 1/1/1951 Leamon Park, Saugerties

Tree, bronze on

stone

"This tree was planted in memory of our

Charter Members, 1931-1951"

1144s IC, CH, HG 5/6/1938 Main Street, Saugerties roadside marker

"Schoonmaker Homestead; elder Katsbaan

Church, member of General Committee

ofArticles of Association; occupied

continuously by descendants; pre-

Revolutionary House"

1144t IC, HG 11/6/1940 Route 9W, Saugerties, Barclay Heights roadside marker

Barclay Heights; named for Henry Barclay,

1778-1851; early settlers who founded

Trinity Church, utilized local water power

and promoted industry.

1144u IC, HG 5/1/1935 Reformed Church, Main St, Saugerties

bronzetablet on

bluestone Bicentennial elm tree

1144v CH, HG 10/21/1939 Front of Trinity Church, Saugerties tablet

"Henry Barclay, 1778-1851. A beloved

Christian gentlemen for whom Barclay

Heights was named. He founded this

church and Sunday School, cut the

raceway, built the dam and established

extensive mills upon the Esopus Creek.

The site of his former home "Ury" is directly

east upon the bank of the Hudson River.

Placed by the Saugerties Chapter DAR

1939."

1145NY Schenectada 1145a IC, HG 1/1/1926 1979; 2013 good

Mabee Farm Historic Site Cemetery,

northgate of stockade, Schenectady bronze marker

House erected about 1680; "Beukendaal

skirmish, July 18, 1748; this occurred in

Glen village about three miles northrly from

city; sixty citizens were drawn into ambush

by Indians, thirty nine were killed. Dead

were brought through this gate to barn on

lot north of present Dutch Church."

1145b IC, HG 6/16/1926 1979 good

Western Gateway Bridge entrance over

Mohawk River, foot of Washington Ave,

Schenectady marker

"To commemorate the opening of the Old

Mohawk turnpike; the historic gateway to

the west; placed by Schenectada Chapter

DAR 1925;" Early bridge; wooden

suspension bridge; erected here 1808;

designed by Theodore Burr; used by

Saratoga Ref. 1832-39; replaced 1874

1145c IC, HG 10/1/1924 1979 good

Vale Cemetery, Schenectady, side of

ravine marker

"Sacred to the memory of 57 American

soldiers who were buried at Schenectady

during the Revolution. Their remains were

disinterred Nov. 1854 and reinterred with

military honors Aug. 1859. They were again

removed and placed beneath this

monument erected by the citizens of

Schenectady; they were again moved and

placed beneath this stone."

1146NY Schoharie 1146a CH, HG 10/11/2003 2003 excellent Y Front Lawn of Old Stone Fort, Schoharie

granite DAR

marker

"In Memoriam - This marker honoring the

known and unknown Revolutionary War

soldiers of Schoharie County 1775-1783

was placed by Schoharie Chapter DAR



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1147NY Seawanhaka 1147a IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979

no elms on

school

property

School grounds at Glen Head, Long

Island

bronze marker on

Washington elm

tree Commemorating Washington's birthday

1147b IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979

no marker,

great elm

School grounds at Glenwood Landing,

Long Island

Washington Elm

Tree Commemorating Washington's birthday

1147c IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979

no elms on

school

property

Triangle, Park Place, Sea Cliff, Long

Island

bronze marker on

Washington

Hawthorne tree Commemorating Washington's birthday

1147d IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979

tree nearly

dead

Grounds of Fire Hall, Locust Valley, Long

Island

bronze marker on

Washington

Hawthorne tree

Commemorating Washington's birthday;

tree nearly dead in 1979, north Riding

Chapter willrelocate and rededicate marker

and tree if necessary

1147e IC, HG 1/1/1932 1979 missing

Roslyn Park, Roslyn, Long Island--site of

old Onderdonck paper mill wooden marker

Visit of George Washington in 1790; while

making his tour of LongIsland, Washington

made a sheet of paper at the mill, which

was the first to be erected in the Province

of NewYork; part of mill is still standing

1147f IC, HG 1/1/1936

Memorial Drive, Tamassee, North

Carolina tree with marker

Commemorating the memory of departed

members

1147g IC, HG 1/1/1930 1979 missing

Triangle, Park Place, Sea Cliff, Long

Island

bronze marker on

boulder

Founding of Sea Cliff as a village,

incorporated in 1883

1148NY Seneca 1148a HG, YB89 10/8/1988

Geneva Free Library, on wall above inner

door, Geneva, Ontario County

DAR 8 x 10

bronze plate

The establishment of the Geneva Free

Library in 1905 by Seneca Chapter, DAR. It

opened for issuance of books on May 14,

1906

1148b CH 6/14/1928

Lake Road and Waterloo highway at the

foot of Seneca Lake

Sullivan bronze

plaque on granite

boulder

"Route between Lakes, sullivan Expedition.

This campaign severed the English-Indian

alliance and checked English aggression

on the Western Frontier. Erected by

Seneca Chapter DAR Geneva NY June 4,

1928."

1149NY Shatemuc 1149a IC, HG 5/14/1932 1979 missing American Legion Hall, Spring Valley

bronze marker

and tree

Bicentennial tree; no longer standing 1979,

marker missing

1149b IC, HG 7/1/1932 6/13/1981 reded

Springsteel Farm on Cricket-town Road

(swinging marker at Route 210 and C-t

Rd; visible from Frank Rd)

20x25 boulder

with inscription

"Mad Anthony Wayne: about one mile

north lies Springsteel Farm where General

Wayne spent the evening of July 16, 1779,

before the Battle of Stony Point;"

Commemorating Anthony Wayne's resting

place on the eve of the capture of Stony

Point, July 15, 1779; Scouts cleaned in

1979

1149c IC, HG 1/1/1942 1980 missing Camp Shanks' Nurse's Quarters marker Chapter furnished room in 1942

1149d IC, HG 9/1/1935 1979 good

West New Hempstead Reformed Church,

brick wall near entrance bronze tablet

Commemorating Reformed Dutch Church,

Sept 28, 1774

1149e IC, HG 11/11/1967 1979 good

Camp Shanks Triangle, Orangeburg-

Tappan, Rockland County bronze plaque Camp Shanks Memorial and Park

1149f IC Stony Point

State DOE

marker Commemorating Stony Point Battle

1149g CH, HG 1/1/1932 6/13/1981 reded Stony Point marker

Chapter had marker repaired and

rededicated

1172NY Shelter Island



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1150NY She-Qua-Gah 1150a IC 11/11/1929

Court House Yard, Franklin St, Watkins

Glen, Schuyler Cty marker

"In memory of the Schuyler County boys

who made the supreme sacrifice in the

World War. William…Erected by She-Qua-

Gah Chapter of Schuyler County, DAR

1929"

1150b IC 6/14/1928

State Highway 14, south of Montour Falls,

Schuyler Cty

Sullivan bronze

plaque #__on

granite boulder

Commemorating Sullivan Trail (one of

seven markers); "Route between the

Lakes, Sullivan Expedition, 1779. This

campaign severedthe English-Indian

alliance and checked English aggression

on our Western Frontier. Erected by the

She-Qua-Gah Chapter DAR…"

1151NY Sidney 1151a IC, CH, HG 5/26/1976

restored

2008

Iron gate, Masonville Pioneer Cemetery,

Masonville, Delaware Cty

bronze cemetery

entrance marker

"Revolutionary soldiers buried here. Placed

by NYSO DAR." 11 soldiers in cemetery

1151b IC, HG 9/12/1929

Camping place of General Clinton's on his

way to join Sullivan; ground deeded to

Chapter

marker, 2 elm

trees

Ground deeded to chapter, marker placed

June 1933 for 2 elm trees planted on the

plot in 1929; commemorating camping

place of Clinton

1152NY Silas Towne

1153NY Ska-Hase-Ga-O 1153a NYS VI 1/1/2000 Lima Park Tree with plaque

Planted tree sometime between 1992-

2008; marked with a plaque

1154NY Skenandoah 1154a IC, HG 6/30/1925 1979 good Allen Park, Oneida

Drinking fountain

with tablet

Commemorating the soldiers, sailors and

patriots of the Revolution buried n Madison

County

1154b IC, HG 9/21/1912 1979 good Y

Near Old Seneca Turnpike west of

Oneida Castle large boulder

Site of the last home of old Chief

Skenandoah, from whom the Oneida

Chapter takes its name, 7000 lb boulder

1154c IC, HG 6/1/1912 1979 good Corner of Hamilton Ave, Oneida Castle

Skenandoah

boulder

Commemorating spot where Chief

Skenanadoah of the Oneidas had a home

or old tavern

1154d IC, HG 12/12/1963 1979 good

Neva Bligh Woodbury Memorial House,

Vernon, Oneida Cty

sign painted

designating

Chapter House

Commemorating house given to Chapter

by Walter Woodbury in memory of his

mother, Neva Bligh Woodbury

Sleepy Hollow

1155NY Southampton Colony 1155a IC, HG 6/12/1924 1979 excellent

East and west entrance to Village of

Southampton signs

Commemorating oldest English settlement

in New York State founded by Puritans

1640

1155b IC, HG 3/9/1925 1979 good Main St, town building, Southampton tablet

Commemorating the patriots of the town

who gave service in the war of the

American Revolution

1155c HG 6/12/1932 Southampton

elm tree and

marker Washington Bicentennial

1155d HG 9/3/1934 Water Mill, NY marker

Old Cornwith Grist Mill, marking the

passing of an important colonial industry

1183NY Southold

1156NY Staten Island 1156a IC, CH, HG 6/7/1930 Port Richmond Park, Staten Island

bronze tablet on

a standard

Commemorating "this tree planted 1927 in

memory of Dr. Mary Wolcott Green, in

organizing Regent, Staten Island Chapter,

DAR"



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Staten Island) 1156b IC, HG 3/25/1937

Pero House, Watchogue and Willowbrook

Rd, Port Richmond, Staten Island

bronze tablet on

right of stone wall

Pero House, built before the Revolution,

owned by Garrett Cruser in 1739, by John

Cruser in 1784, Daniel Winant 1839, and

by Pero in 1878

1156c IC, CH, HG 6/25/1921

Willowbrook Rd and Victory Blvd, Staten

Island

granite marker

and bronze tablet

Commemorating crossing of Indian trails,

Willowbrook Road and Blazing Star Trail,

1793

1156d IC, CH, HG 2/22/1932 9/14/1976 reded

15 Richmond Ave, Port Richmond, Staten

Island--Port Richmond Hotel at Bayonne

Ferry bronze marker

"On this site stood St. James Hotel built

shortly after the American Revolution

Aaron Burr died here September 14, 1836;

originally dedicated Feb, 22 1932;

rededicated Sep, 1976

1156e IC, CH, HG 9/17/1932

Pelton House, corner of Pelton Ave and

Richmond Terrace, West New Brighton,

Staten Island bronze tablet

"The Pelton House, this pre-Revolutionary

homestead is built in three distinct

sections, each representing a different

period. The earliest was erected in 1730,

the central portion in 1776, the third in

1832. Originally built by Johannes de

Groot, the house passed to the Pelton

family in 1811. In this house (then owned

by the Cruser family) Gen. Courtlandt

Skinner in command of the British forces

occupying Staten Island, was quartered;

and here for a time Major Andre was

billetted. HRH Prince William Henry, later

King WIlliam IV, was entertained here. A

British man-of-war the "Asis" fired into this

house from the Kill Von Kull, dislodging the

Americans. Marked Sept 17, 1932, during

Washington Bicentennial.'

1156f IC, HG 1/1/1932 Mariner's Harbor, Staten Island tree and marker Commemorating the bicentennial year



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1156g IC, HG 1/1/1932

Dutch Reformed Church, Richmond Ave,

Port Richmond, brick wall left of entrance bronze tablet

"This building, erected in 1786 and rebuilt

in 1844, is used for the worship of Almighty

God, by the congregation of the Reformed

Church of Staten Island. The congregation

was organized in 1663 by the Reverend

Samuel Brisius, who began preaching on

Staten Island in 1660. The congregation

was the first religious organization on

Staten Island. At least two, possibly three

buildings preceded the erection of the

present edifice. A hexagonal building of

logs erected in 1751 was destroyed by the

British troops during the Revolution. A

more substantial building followed in 1785.

In 1844 the structure was rebuilt and

enlarged, upon the site occupied by the

present Church building. Following a

destructive fire in 1929 the interior of the

present building was completely

remodeled. More than 270 years have

gone by during which only 16 ministers

have served the congregation as pastors."

1156h IC, HG 5/19/1940 Reformed Church at Port Richmond tablet

275th Anniversary of the Reformed Church

on Staten Island and in celebration of the

50th Golden Jubilee of the NSDAR

1156i IC, CH, HG 11/5/1932

Faber Park, Kill Von Kull, Richmond

Terrace, Port Richmond

bronze tablet on

boulder

"In honor of George Washington, who

sailed through the Kill Von Kull past this

spot on his way from Elizabethtown NJ to

New York City for his inaugeration as

President of the United States, April 23,

1789."

1156j IC, CH, HG 10/12/1912

Staten Island Reformed Church façade,

Richmond Ave, Port Richmond

bronze tablet on

brick wall

Major William Gifford (1750-1814) who is

buried under the side walk in front of the

church. He served during the war in the 3rd

Regiment of NJ, and Aide-de-Camp to

Gen. Washington

1156k IC, HG 1/1/1932 Port Richmond Park, Port Richmond tree and marker Commemorating the bicentennial year

1156l IC, CH, HG 5/21/1932

Conference (Billop) House, Hylan Blvd,

Tottenville, Staten Island tree and marker

"In memory of George Washington, 1732-

1799, marked by Staten Island Chapter

May 21, 1932"

1156m IC, CH, HG 6/7/1930

Port Richmond Park, Park Ave, Port

Richmond

granite marker

and bronze tablet

Spot where the Americans under Gen.

Sullivan routed the British at Deckers Ferry

1156n IC, CH, HG 6/19/1925

Staten Island Reformed Church, Port

Richmond on Richmond Ave bronze tablet

Commemorating the five Mersereau

brothers who took part in the Revolution

from Long Island



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1156o IC, CH, HG 11/20/1932

Huguenot Church, Amboy Road and

Huguenot Ave, Huguenot, Staten Island tree and marker

"New York State tree planted in honor of

Nicolas Martiau, Huguenot ancestor of

George Washington, and in recognition of

the Bicentennial of the birth of George

Washington. Nicolas Martiau wasborn in

France in 1591, and was an original

Patentee of Yorktown, Virginia. He died at

Yorktown in 1657. He married a widow,

Mrs. Jane Barkley, who died in 1640 in

Va."

1156p IC, CH, HG, ESN 5/25/1929 reded 2002

Conference House at foot of Hylan

Boulevard, Tottenville, Staten Island

bronze tablet on

stone

"Conference House, long known as Billop

House, built before 1680. In this house on

Sept. 11, 1776, after the battle of Long

Island, a peace conference was held

between Lord Howe, Benjamin Franklin,

John Adams, and Edward Rutledge."

1156q IC, HG 1/1/1932 Port Richmond High School tree and marker Bicentennial year for the Public School 23

1156r CH, HG 11/10/1928

Victory Boulevard at Travis near Carteret

Ferry, Staten Island

Boulder and

tablet

"Site of the new Blazing Star Ferry, and a

skirmish with British forces Aug 22, 1777

when Gen. Sullivan of the American forces

made a sudden raid from New Jersey,

erected by the Staten Island Chapter Nov

10, 1928"

1156s CH, HG 6/21/1932

Tomkinsville Park, Arietta St at Victory

Blvd, Tompkinsville

boulder with

bronze tablet

"Daniel S. Tompkins 1774-1825 Gov.

State of New York 1807-1817, Vice

President of the United States 1817-1825,

and resident of Staten Island, NY. Among

many meritorious acts he aided the

passage of the law abolishing slavery

within the state; added to the fortification of

the Narrows during the War of 1812;

founded the village of Tompkinsville, laid

out the Richmond Turnpike (now Victory

Boulevard); gave the land on which the

New Brighton Reformed Church was built

and eastablished the first steamboat ferry.

In 1824 he and the Rev. Van Felt

entertained General Lafayette on Staten

Island. Erected during the Washington

Bicentennial June 21, 1932."



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1156t CH, HG 9/17/1932

Christopher House, Willowbrook Rd,

south of Victory Blvd, Staten Island

bronze tablet to

right of doorway

"Christopher House: in this house the

Committee of Safety met during the

Revolution, to advise Gen. Washington of

theplans of the British in and around New

York, especially Staten Island. This house

was situated on the great swamp which

has now been converted into Willowbrook

Park. Hans Christopfel recieved a land

grant on Staten Island in 1695. His

grandson built the housein 1750. Another

grandson, Joseph Christpoher, who lived

here during the American Revolution was a

member of the Committee of Safety;

erected Sept 17, 1932 during the

Washington Bicentennial."

1156u CH, HG 9/17/1932

Stone gateway entrance to St. Andrews

Churchyard, Richmond, Staten Island bronze tablet

"Church of St Andrews was founded in

1708, and the first Church building was

completed in 1712 on land given in 1711 by

William Tillier. In 1713 Queen Anne

granted the Church a charter and

presented valuavble gifts, including a

chalice and paten. The first Rector was the

Rev. Acucas Mac Kensie. During the

American Revolution, skirmishes initiated

by the American forces occurred in the

vicinity of the church on Oct 28, 1777 and

Aug 8, 1777; the church was damaged

during the latter engagement. This Church

was twice razed by fire, once on March 9,

1867 and again on Oct 6, 1872; but the

original walls remain. This church has been

served by a distinguished line of

clergymen, among them the Right

Reverend Samuel Seabury, consecrated

firt American bishop at Aberdeen in 1784.

The Right Reverend Richard Channing

Moore, consecrated Bishop of Virginiain

1815; and the Right Reverend Charles

Sumner Burch, consecrated Bishop of New

York in 1911."

1156v CH 11/1/1934 Patriot's Hall, Valley Forge, PA bronze tablet

Placed in honor of Mrs. Newton D.

Chapman, the state chairman of the

National Shrine, commemorating her

devotion to that service.

1189NY Stockbridge

1157NY Suffolk

1158NY Swe-Kat-Si 1158a IC, HG 10/6/1899 Fort la Presentation, Ogdensburg

stone monument

shaped like

Wash Mon

Father Francois Piquet, on the site of his

original garrison and settlement at

Ogdensburg. Exact site of the Fort La

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1158b IC, HG 10/2/1935 Webster Mansion, Ogdensburg marker

Birthplace of Senator Preston Foster,

prominent statesman of the 19th century

and friend of President Lincoln

1158c IC, HG 5/30/1936 City Hall, Ogdensburg

marker near gray

cornerstone

The cornerstone of the original Fort La

Presentation which is incoporated in the

corridor of City Hall

1158d CH 1/1/1939 Hotel Seymour, Ogdensburg bronze marker

Marks site where Captain Joseph York

commanded a cannon with signal bravery

during a surprise attack by the British on

Feb 22, 1813.

Sylvia DeGrasse see LeRay du Chaumont

Taconic Valley

Tarrytown see Hudson River Patriots

1161NY Tawasentha 1161a IC, HG 6/5/1927 Berne, 14 miles from Albany

granite stone with

bronze tablet

"Johannes Dietz and eight members of his

family were massacred by Tories and

Indians, Sept. 1781. Capt. Dietz was one of

twenty-two out of a company of eighty-five

militia men who fought on the American

side; the remainder joined the British."

1161b IC, HG 10/23/1927 Guilderland, 6 miles from Albany

granite stone with

bronze tablet

"Hamilton Glass House, one of the earliest

glass factories in America, named for

Alexander Hamilton."

1161c IC, CH, HG 11/5/1933 John Boyd Thatcher Park

bronze marker on

cliffs

Pioneer geologists who worked there in

period 1819-1850

1161d IC, HG 10/11/1925

Presbyterian Church grounds, New

Scotland

granite stone with

bronze tablet

Second oldest Presbyterian Church in

Albany Co., organized 1787, Revolutionary

soldiers buried in yard; program on 35th

anniversary of NSDAR.

1161e Y95 1995 Tory Caves, Heldeberg marker Stolen marker was replaced in 1995

1161f NYSVI 1/1/2007 Local School

Tulip tree and

bronze plaque

Commemorating "Centennial Tree" of

Chapter's 100th anniversary

Te-Car-Na-Wun-Na

1162NY Tianderah 1162a IC, HG 9/1/1976

Prentiss Cemetery, Butternuts, Otsego

Co

cemetery

entrance marker

"Revolutionary soldiers buried here. Placed

by NYSO DAR."

1163NY Ticonderoga 1163a CH 10/11/1925

South Main Street near Battery St,

Ticonderoga granite marker

"From this point south this street follows

the route of the IndianCarry between the

lakes and of Montcalm's Military Road

traversed by Washington and Franklin

during the Revolution; erected by

Ticonderoga Chapter DAR 1925"

1163b CH 11/1/1922 Y Black Watch Library lawn, Ticonderoga

boulder with DAR

tablet

"To the honor and glory of the Ticonderoga

boys who gave their services and

especially in memory of [list] who gave their

lives in the World War; this tablet is

erected by Ticonderoga Chapter DAR

1922"

1163c YB06 10/1/2005 Old Military Road Marker

Old military Road used in 1759 by General

Jeffrey Amherst prior to his siege of Fort

Ticonderoga

1163d NYS VI 1/1/2000 Historic Marker

Honoring Prince Taylor, a freed slave and

veteran of the Am Rev from New England

who settled in Ticonderoga



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1163e NYS VI 1/1/2000 Cliffseat Historic Marker

Home of Joseph Cook, world famous

author and lecturer and Tinconderoga town

historian

1164NY Tioughnioga 1164a IC, HG 6/11/1929 Y

Parker Farm, NYS route 222 W.

Cortlandville

granite stone with

marker

Birthplace of Alton B. Parker; Chief Justice

of Court of Appeals, 1852-1926

1164b NYS VI 1/1/1906

restored

1990s Courthouse Park, Cortland DAR Boulder

Plaque honors 107 men and women who

fought in the Rev War and later lived in

Cortland County

To-Whan-Ta-Qua see Comfort Tyler

1165NY Tuscarora 1165a IC, HG 5/12/1902 1979 good

County Courthouse, Binghamton, wall of

corridor bronze tablet

Memory of soldiers and sailors in the War

for Independence, 1776, buried in Broome

County, NY

1165b IC, HG 5/28/1976 1979 good

Patch & River Road, Kattleville, Broome

County, owned by Chenango Forks

Central School

State Hist

marker, family

marker, SAR

marker

"Joseph Handy, Revolutionary soldier,

1752-1838", private burial grounds on farm

formerly owned by Azariah Heath, now

owned by Chenenago Forks Central

School

1165c IC, HG 10/12/1929 1979 good Chenango Point Park, Binghamton boulder

Point where Aug. 18, 1779, camped the

army of Gen. James Clinton enroute to join

the forces of Gen. Sullivan in the

expedition against the Iroquois Indians and

their British allies

1165d IC, HG 6/17/1909 1982 replaced

Site of Old Fort, 2 miles north of village of

Windsor, Broome County natural boulder

"Memory of Mrs. Rebecca Kellogg Ashley

(Wausaunia), an interpreter to the Indians

and the first white woman buried in the

town of Windsor (born 12/22/1695 in

Suffield, Mass; died Aug 1757 in Windsor,

NY)

1165e IC, HG 6/17/1913 1979 good Union, Broome CO

memorial boulder

with tablet

Meeting of General Clinton's army with a

detachment of that of General Sullivan,

August 1779

1165f HG 9/3/1983 Broome County Courthouse grounds

bronze marker on

boulder

"The Colonial Grove is planted in

commemoration of the bicentennial of our

Nation [200th Anniv Treaty of Paris] and in

loving memory of Mrs. Radcliffe B.

Lockwood, past Regent of Tuscarora

Chapter, NSDAR

1165g FB 8/18/2015 Confluence Park, Binghampton marker

Replaced previous marker at park; marks

where General James Clinton's troops

reached the Conlfuence of the

Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers to join

the Sullivan Expedition.

1198NY Van Rensselaer

Vassar College

Washington Heights 1113g IC, CH (NYC), HG (NYC)9/29/1909 2001

rededicate

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Chapter Y

Along Hudson River back from George

Washington Bridge

boulder and DAR

marker

Battle of Harlem Heights; Marks the

position of "The First Line of Defense

Constructed Across these Heights and

Bravely Defended by the American Army,

1776;" rededicated Sept 25, 2001 on 225th

Anniversary of Battle of Harlem Heights, by

NYC Chapter



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1113i HG, FB 5/5/1929 2015 excellent

Trinity Church Cemetery, 155th St and

Broadway, Washington Heights, NYC--6

miles from Trinity church

plaque on a

boulder rock

"This marks the middle redoubt built by the

American Army 1776; at this point on Nov

16, 1776 under General Washington

occurred some of the fiercest fighting of the

Battle of Washington Heights Erected by

Wash Heights Chapter NSDAR May 5,

1929"

1113j HG Morris House, NYC bronze plaque

"Washington's Headquarters: this tablet is

dedicated by the Washington Heights

Chapter DAR to the memory of General

George Washington who occupied this

mansion as his headquarters from Sep 16

to Oct 21st 1776. Battle of Harlem Heights

Sep 16 Councils of War. President

Washington visited this mansion

accompanied by the cabinet Jury 1790. "

West Point

1190NY West Point

1167NY White Plains 1167a IC, CH, HG, CM 10/28/1911 Y Chatterton (or Battle) Hill, White Plains flagstaff


the Battle of White Plains; Chatterton Hill,

from whose heights Alexander Hamilton in

the memorable conflict of the Revolution,

poured forth musket balls by the hatful from

the mouths of two cannon of his battery,

which carried destruction into the

advancing ranks of the Hessians, forcing

them to fall back.

1167b IC, CH, HG, CM 10/28/1915 Y Chatterton (or Battle) Hill, White Plains

bronze marker on

mounted gun

carriage


the Battle of White Plains; marker, suitably

inscribed, mounted on a granite gun

carriage, supporting a gun from the

Battleship Maine

1167c IC, HG, CM 10/28/1923 Y

Entrance to Grasslands Hospital, Valhalla

(now Westchester Med Center)

stone monument

with DAR tablet


the Battle of White Plains. "Here rest the

remains of the soldiers of the Continental

Army who fell February 3rd, 1780 in the

gallant defense of Young's Corners. Buried

in this vicinity with several of their

opponents they are re-interred on the field

of conflict beneath this memorial by the

White Plains Chapter of the DAR." Found

on the Taylor farm and reinterred.

1167d IC, HG, CM 5/11/1918

Old Miller House (Washington's HQs),

North White Plains bronze tablet

141st anniversary of the Battle of White

Plains. Placed in memory of Geor.

Washington on the house which sheltered

him 3 times during the Revolution



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1167e IC, HG 6/14/1910

South Broadway, in front of Armory,

White Plains stone shaft

Commemorating the birthplace of the state

of NY, large stone shaft surmounted by a

bronze eagle, bronze shield of the State of

NY, insignia of NSDAR and lettering in

bronze on face of monument

1167f IC, CH, HG, CM 6/14/1910 Y County Courthouse

large DAR

marker

Site of the County Courthouse where on

July 10, 1776 the Provincial Congress

proclaimed the passing of the dependent

colony and the birth of the independent

State of New York

1167g IC, HG, CM 3/20/1928

N. Broadway and Virginia Ave, White

Plains

iron and bronze

marker

Commemorating the Historic Oak; wrought

iron and bronze marker bearing an oak

tree, hung from a design of a gun with

bayonet pointing to Washington's

headquarters

1167h IC,CH, HG 10/28/1921 Y

N. Broadway and Virginia Ave, North

White Plains

stone near white

oak tree

"Site of historic oak. Stump made of

ancient tree. Stone from Washington's

Headquarters. Placed by White Plains

Chapter DAR Oct 28, 1921." Near the spot

where the old historic white oak stood

which was a "line" tree to the Indians and

which sheltered Washington and his

troops.

1167i CH, CM 1/1/1908

New York Post Road, Route 22,

Scarsdale bronze marker

"White Plains Chapter Daughters of the

American Revolution 1773-1908"

1167j CH 11/11/1922 Y VFW, White Plains

brass naval

cannon

Brass naval cannon from the battleship

Santiago, which took part in the Spanish

War, was loaned by the government to the

White Plains Chapter. They loaned it to the

Veteran's of Foreign Wars, and with money

raised by popular subscription, a granite

base was erected and the gun mounted

thereon. It was unveiled with appropriate

ceremonies on Armistice Day.

1167k CH 10/30/1906 Y North Broadway, White Plains

tablet with Rev

War mortar

A tablet was erected to mark the

earthworks on North Broadway, from which

an old mortar had protruded since

Revolutionary times. This mortar was

placed on a granite base and the tablet

unveiled on the 130th Ann of the Battle of

White Plains.

1167l HG, CM 10/28/1932 Route 22 at Armonk

two Rev War

millstones in a

stone monument

with plaque

Reuben Wright's Mill, used by Gen.

Washington as his headquarters, July

1778. 156th Anniversary of the Battle of

White Plains.

1167m CM 4/11/1993

Washington's Headquarters Museum,

White Plains plaque

"In tribute to the White Plains DAR in

recognition of unstinting service to

Washington's Headquarters Museum

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1168NY Willards Mountain 1168a IC, HG 1/1/1931 1991 good

Cemetery connected to Bottskill Baptiist

Church at Greenwich, Washington Cty

granite marker

and bronze tablet

Commemorating "This burying ground was

given by John P. Becker in 1794 and for

more than 50 years it was used by the

community. After many years of neglect it

was reclaimed by Willards Mountain

Chapter NSDAR through the generous gift

of Anna Clarke Giles of a fund for

restoration and endowment as a memorial

to her mother Frances Corey Clark a

descendant of Job Whipple (a founder of

Greenwich)."

1168b IC, CH, HG 5/23/1923 Y

Road between Greenwich and

Cambridge; Easton Washington County marker

Baum'sTrail, route that Baum's troops took

after leaving the main body of British troops

to raid the colonial storehouse at

Bennington; "Old Continental Road over

which a detachment of Burgoyne's Army

under Col. Baum passed on its way to

Bennington, Vt. Aug 13, 1777, erected by

Willard's Mountain Chapter DAr,

Greenwich NY 1922""

1168c IC, CH, HG 9/1/1919 Dix Bridge, Tomson, Washington County marker

Commemorating the spot where

Burgoyne's Army crossed the Hudson

River at the time of the Battle of Saratoga:

"300 feet north of this spot is the road cut

in the bank by Gen. Fraser for the crossing

of the Hudson by Burgoyne's Army, Sept

13-14, 1777, erected by Willard's Mountain

Chapter DAR Greenwich NY Sept 1919"

1168d IC 2 miles north of Schuylerville wooden marker

Commemorating the Hudson River

crossing where British army crossed from

the east to the west side of the river about

2 miles north of Old Saratoga, now

Schuylerville

1168e IC, HG 11/1/1932 1990

elm gone,

replaced Memorial Park, Greenwich

elm tree (now

maple) with

bronze marker

"Memorial tree George Washington

Bicentennial (1732-1932) Williard's

Mountain Chapter DAR"

1168f IC, HG 7/1/1927 1990 fair South Argyle, Washington County cairn

Site of loghouse in which nine persons of

the family of John Allen were massacred by

the Indians under Chief LeLoup, at noon,

July 26,1777

1169NY William Dawes 1169a ESN 2013 5/22/2013

Hill overlooking Museum and Long Island

Sound, US Merchant Marine Academy

Kings Point

elm tree and

marker

Replaced elm lost dugin Hurricane Sandy

fall 2012.

1175NY Williams Mills

1144NY Wiltwyck see Saugerties

Women of 76 2015a IC, HG Prospect Park, Brooklyn, crest of hill tree

Commemorating: here General Sullivan

was captured in the Battle of Long Island

2015b IC, HG 11/16/1929 Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn bronze tablet

Commemorating site of "Long House of

Nayack Indians"



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2015c IC, HG 5/22/1926 Prospect Park, Brooklyn

bronze tablet on

oak tree

Tree dedicated to the memory of the

women who rendered service to their

country by giving moral support and

material aid to the brave men who took part

in the Battle of Long Island, August 27,

1776

2015d IC, HG 5/9/1936 Van Sicklen Ave and Neck Rd, Brooklyn

bronze marker on

boulder

Commemorating the early settlers of

Gravesend

New York State Organization 1400a IC, HG 10/10/1931 Y American Cemetery, Saratoga Battlefield

18 foot granite

monument,

octagon shape,

bronze DAR

tablet

"The unknown American soldiers who

perished in the Battle of Saratoga--Sept 19

and Oct 7, 1777…and were here buried in

unmarked gravs. Helped to assure the

triumph of the War of Independence; To

create the Republic of the United States of

America; and to establish liberty throughout

the world. In honor of these patriots and in

recognition of the birthday of George

Washington this memorial is erected by the

DAR of New York State 1931"

1400b IC 1/1/1936

Memorial Drive, Tamassee, NC

(Seawanhaka) tree with marker

Commmorating the memory of departed

members

1400c IC, HG 10/24/1982 Capitol Park, Albany

Flowering crab

tree w/DAR

plaque

"In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of

the birth of George Washington this tree

was dedicated October 24, 1982, NYSO

NSDAR, Mrs. Ralph E. Theobold, State

Regent"

1400d IC, HG 8/2/1926 Feb-81

rededicate

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Capitol Building, Albany; moved to Flag

Room in 1981

DAR bronze

tablet with reliefs

of the four men

Commemorating the four signers of the

Declaration of Independence from New

York State

1400e IC, HG 10/31/1925 Valley Forge Chapel, Pennsylvania

Bell in the Peace

Chimes Chapel

The New York State soldiers at Velley

Forge. It is one of the two largest bells in

the Star Spangled Chime of the Peace

Chimes.

1400f IC, HG 4/14/1926 Y

West Point Cemetery, US Military

Academy, to left of Old Cadet Chapel

DAR granite

monument with

brass plaque

Monument has bronze tablet with figure in

relief of a woman firing a cannon;

"Margaret Corbin, a heroine of the

Revolution, known as "Captain Molly" 1751-

1800, who filled her husband's place at the

Battle of Fort Washington…"

1400g IC, HG 4/14/1926

Church of the Holy Innocents, Highland

Falls, Orange Cty DAR brass tablet

Patriot's Corner of church, "Margaret

Corbin, known throughout the Highlands of

the Hudson as "Captain Molly" in the

vicinity where she had slept the last sleep

of 126 years"

1400h IC, HG 2/24/1929

Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New

York City

DAR bronze

tablet

Tablet with Declaration of Independence

and a bas-relief of the signing of the

Declaration of Trumbull' as a reminder to

succeeding generations for all time of the

Country and their God

1400i CH-131 before 1948 West Point Chapel

Silver receiving

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1400j SH 7/30/2003

Memory Walk, Saratoga National

Cemetery

incised stone

marker

voted that NYSO place marker to Patriots

of 1777 at the Battle of Saratoga

(complete?)

1400k

Carved eagle over front entrance to

Constitution Hall

1400l 1973 Old Cadet Chapel, West Point plaque Honoring George Washington

1400m Crown Point State Historic Site

Bronze Historic

Marker

Marking start point of the Knox Trail, also

known as the artillery trail from 1775

American capture of Crown Point;

NYSDAR donated $2000 in 2013 for

marker

1400n ESN 201306 5/23/2013

New York State Military Museum,

Saratoga Springs

Large DAR

Bronze Marker

Commemorating gift of $28000 by

NYSSDAR for $28000 to restore battle

flags.

1400o 10/21/2012

Trinity Churchyard, Broadway at Wall

Street, Manhattan

DAR Bronze

Marker

In memory of Major General Horatio Gates,

buried in unmarked grave in the cemetery

1400p 1/1/2012 Troy birthplace of Uncle Sam

1400q 9/25/1972

Two 50 foot flagpoles outside Constitution

Hall, DC Flagpoles Bicentennial gift of NYS to NSDAR

1400r 1/1/2012 Albany Rural Cemetery marker

"Mary Margaretta Fryer Manning, Fourth

President General of the National Society

Daughters of the American Revolution,

1898-1900; Instrumental in the creation of

Memorial Continental Hall; Appointed by

President McKinley to represent the United

States at the 1900 Ceremony to Dedicate

the Equestrian Statue of Washington in

Paris; Mohawk Chapter Regent; Devoted

Daughter; Erected by the NYSO, NSDAR&

PG Merry Ann T Wright , 2012"



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