SUBJECT INDEX “Numbers” - St. Lawrence-Lewis · PDF fileSt. Lawrence County Historical Association Quarterly Subject Index 1956-- 1 SUBJECT INDEX “Numbers” 142. nd. New York

St. Lawrence County Historical Association Quarterly Subject Index 1956--

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SUBJECT INDEX “Numbers” 142nd New York Infantry Volunteers 1264

155th New York Infantry Volunteers 1262



182nd New York Infantry Volunteers 1262

2nd Division, XXIV Corps, Civil War 1264

“A” A. T. C. (Canton School of Agriculture) 740 851 860

Abbot, Bessie, opera singer 1132

Abbot, Jessie 1132

Abenaki 943

Abolitionists 883

Abram, Cynthia 924

Account Books 751

Adirondack and St. Lawrence Railroad 1196

Adirondack Forest Preserve 1237

Adirondack Murray 1013 1237

Adirondack Museum 1013 1287

Adirondack Power & Light Company 839

Adirondacks 270 370 371 446 487 521 537 558 629 666 711 830 1013 1036

1266

Adventures in the Wilderness 1013

Agati, Sam 871

Agriculture 23 150 251 295 309 313 320 357 362 463 634 696 714 738 740

741 742 823 860 882 886 889 1061 1115 1117 1194

Agriculture Societies 1019

Airmail 979

Airplanes 1227


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Akwesasne 781 840 845 944 1208

Akwesasne Mohawk Councilor Organization 868

Alchemist 1278

ALCOA 639 701 1124

Algie, R. B. 1021

Algona 379

Algonquin Indians 897 899

Allan, George 92

Allen, George 1022

Allen, Henry Sweet 817 820 823

Allen’s Falls 427

Algonquin Paper Corporation 1210

Alsace 863

Alverson, Schuyler 1255 1256

American Beauty 1013

American Canoe Association 1013

American House 1035

American Peace Society 881

American Revolution 942

Ames, Amy 1237

Ames, Brigadier General Adelbert 1264

Ames College 1014

Amish 863 1247

Amish People and their History 905

Amo, Chris 1201

Amo, Dennis 1240

Amos, Carl 1268

Amusement Parks 580

Anabaptists 905

Anaconda 153

Andersonville Prison 113

Andrews Family 317

Angus, Chris 1036


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Antarctic Expeditions 1031

Anthony, Susan B. 1033

Anthropology, Potsdam College 858

Antiques 21 303 331 576 660

Appomatox, Virginia Battle 1262

Archaeology 899 900 1287

Architects 771 920

Architecture 627 648 679 689 1043 (see also “Houses”)

Arkansas Traveler 1013

Arlington Inn 1035

Armstrong, J. B. 1018

Army 19A 805

Army of the Potomac 1262

Arnold, Anna Gerhard 1036

Arsenals 257 550

Art 919 1038

Artist 1038

Articles of Confederation 861

Artifacts 900

Asheries 83 183 1165 (see also “Potash”)

Ashoken Reservoir 1015

Attrition 870

Attwater 923

Atwater 923

Atwood, Isaac Morgan 1154

Augsbury, Elizabeth Sterne 1210

Augsbury, Frank Jr. 1210

Augsbury, Frank Sr. 1163 1210

Aurelius 505

Austin, Edith 838 842

Austin, Jon 873

Automobiles 160 319 424 477 691 765 829 837

Autonomy 944


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Auxiliaries 878

Averell, James 1020

Averell, James G. 1020

Averell, William 1020 1210

Axes 9 155

Ayonwentha (Hiawatha) 869

“B” Babcock, Nellie 1224

Babcock, Phillip 1224

Babcock, Watt 1224

Bacheller, Irving 16 44 244 274 558 612 667 786 864 1239

Bacheller (Irving) Collection 864

Back Bay 1013

Backus, Pina, (Jayville Teacher) 1268

Bacon, Amber Barkley 1232

Bacon Family 901

Bacon, George 1232

Bacon, Jabez 47

Bacon, Jabez, Jr. 1015

Bacon, Nathaniel 1015

Bacon, Roy 1232

Bacon, Selden 1015

Bacon, Silas 1247

Badger, Professor Robert 1245

Badlam, Edward 700

Bailey, Clapp (Canton Blacksmith) 1286

Bailey, Roger 1206 1286

Baking Powder 856

Baking Soda 1014

Baldwin, B. G. 1026

Baldwin, Francis 853


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Baldwin, Frank 1225

Balloons 555

Ballou, Hosea 1154

Balmat, David de 503

Bancroft, Sam 1027

Bands 163 164 177 241 410 556 578 787

Banford, Robert & Edith 1161

Bank 1015 1026

Bank of New York 1015

Baptists 67 236 260

Barbados 1015

Bardo, George 1287

Bardo, Peter 1287

Barlow Farm 1024

Barnes, Edward Larrabee 1183

Barnes Family 848

Barnett, George 1035

Barnett, Mary Catherine 841

Barney, General Albert W. 860

Barney, Harriet 1016

Barnhart, Adelade 1014

Barnhart, George 853

Barnhart, Harvey 853

Barnhart’s Island 1014

Barns 785 858 1085 1179

Barrick, Betsy 1198

Barrington, Thomas M. 852

Barry, Charles Joseph 1033

Barry, Leonora Marie Kearney 1033 1040

Barry, Marion Frances 1033

Barry, William 1033

Barry, William Standish 1033

Bartholomew, George 829 837


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Bartholomew, Herman 1268

Bartlett, Julius 1020

Bartlett, Mose 1268

Barton, Clara 1184

Baseball 665

Basketry, Indian 845

Batchelder Furniture Factory 856

Battle of Bull Run 884 1215

Battle of Cold Harbor 909

Battle of New Orleans 1281

Battle of Ogdensburg 814

Battle of Plattsburgh 1016

Battle of the Windmill 879

Battles 1015 1016 1018

Baule, John 849 873

Baxter, Elizabeth 896 897 898 899 900

Bayside Cemetery 1014 1160 1185

Beach & Dodd Tannery 1247

Beach Family 523

Beach, Samuel H. 1247

Beaded Record Belts 868

Bean, J. S. Mrs. 1032

Beech Grove Cheese Factory 1151

Beech Plains 772

Beechwood Inn, Tupper Lake, NY 1259

Beechertown 1188

Bees 149

Belgard, Henry 1240

Bell, Private Abraham 1262

Bell, Charlotte Knapp Edmonds 1004

Belleville Cheese and Butter Factory 1150 1153

Bellinger, Andrea Shortreed 873

Bellinger, Frank 1237


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Bellinger Hotel 783

Bembo, William 1009

Benedict, Thomas B. 1188 1282

Benjamin House (1828-1830) 1043

Benoit, Antoine Gabriel Francois 898

Benson, Benjamin 1268

Benson, Byron D. 1247 1267

Benson, Cadwell B. 1247

Benson, Robert Dix 1247

Benson, William Sumner 1247

Benson Mines 365 558 891 1245 1247 1248 1267 1268 1275

Besson 898

Beswick, W. E. 1197

Beyer, Ruth, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Bicentennial 1223

Bickelhaupt, Valera 1032 1037

Bicknell, Amos 1188

Bicknell, Jason 1188

Bicknelville 1188

Bicycles 201

Big Moose Lumber Company 1208

Big Moose Station 1208

Big Woods 1266

Bigelow 93 204 278 702

Bigelow, M. A. 1145

Biondi, Mary H. 1144

Birge, General 879

Bishop, Franklin 838 842

Bishop’s Log Hotel 1013

Bishop’s Room 1010

Bisons, George 1021

Bitters 483

Bixby, Dr. D. O. 832


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Bixby, Louise 1237

Black Lake 6 45 150 223 377 386 476 585 759 899 1009

Black Lake Bridge Company 1012

Black Lake Toll Bridge 1011

Black River Canal 1247

Black River Railroad 1247

Black Salt (see “Potash”)

Blacksmith Shops 1286 1287

Blacksmiths 196 325 626 1287

Blackwell’s Island 1015

Blake, Community of 858

Blanc, Octave 1247

Blankman, Edgar 300

Blankman, Edward J. 659 660 661 664 864

Bloch, Herbert A. 1008

Bloomery 1287

Blue Mountain Lake 368 1013

Board of Land Commissioners 1011

Boats 24 223 346 468 1013 (see also “Canoeing,” “Ships”)

Bog Falls 1237

Bond Family 309

Bogardus, Lorraine 1032

Bolt, George 1013

Bonin, Charles “Jolicoeur” 1094

Boonville 1247

Booth, Emmett R. 1012

Booth’s Island 1012

Books 1013 1016 1018

Bookshelf 999 1002 1006

Bootleg Whiskey 1268

Bootlegging 895

Borders, Political 79

Bordine, Eugene 1021


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Boscoe, Barbara 1232

Boscoe, James Robert 1232

Boucher, Francois Clement 898

Boulanger, Nadia 86

Bourne, Frederick G. 1130 (see Singer Castle)

Bovard, Lawrence 1021

Bowne, William 1225

Boxing 365

Boydton Plank Road, Virginia Battle 1262

Boyesen, Persis 1030 1037 1159

Boyle, Richard 1037

Bradish, Charles 1021

Bradish, John 1021

Brady, Mary Kalurah teacher, 1268

Brainerd, Reverend Asa 1183

Branigan, Gene 1268

Brannen, Peter & Descendants 818

Brasher 112 337 395 417 442 568 720 754 1010

Brasher Falls, NY 903

Brasie Corners 278

Brassard, Judy 1243

Brayton, Asa 110 1022

Brayton, Eunice 1022

Brayton, Frank 1022

Brayton, John 1022

Breckenridgte, H. 1012

Breland, Dorothy Cook 951

Breweries 210

Bricdict, Phidias 278

Brick Chapel Church 1142 1164

Brickmaking 913

Bridges 1 6 10 52 116 128 194 321 442 467 498 568 642 686 704

736 1012 1018 1041 1042


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Brick Chapel 641

Brier Hill 201 445 692

Briggs Brothers 1021

Briggs, Gertrude Ogden 1010

Briggs, R. L. 1185

Briggs, Walford 1010

Brimstone Corner Church 1013

Bristol, Samuel 600

Briton, John 1022

Britton Family 523

Bromley Lace Company 773

Brookdale 1188

Brooks, Emma Elizabeth 1233

Brooks, Erasmus D. 1233

Brooks, George 1032

Brosse, Paul 899

Brothers, Vicky 1173

Brown, Alexander 1043

Brown, David 1237

Brown, Donald 796

Brown, Everett 858

Brown, Horace 858

Brown, Jacob (Brigadier General) 1282

Brown, John 795 858

Brown, Jonathan 166

Brown (Luke Brown House 1823) 1043

Brown’s Bridge 1237

Brown’s Farm Site 858

Brown, Robert 1022

Brown, Samuel Q. 1247

Brown, Sylvanus 1237

Brusso, Ben 1273

Bryan, Charles 1237


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Bryant, Fred S., railroad fireman 1268

Bryant, Harriet Crane 838 842

Bryant, William H., railroad engine man 1268

Buck, Leffert L. 1263

Buckley, James 678

Buck’s Bridge 194 432

Buckton 123 1188

Bullard, William 1017

Bullis, Henry 118

Bullis Hill 1035

Bullock, Jim 1022

Bullock, William 1274

Bull Run 1018

Burdo, David 1240

Burdo, Hattie LaFlair 1240

Burke, Mary Barnett 841

Burke, Thomas Mrs. 1035

Burnap, Leon 1139

Burnapp, Willoughby 1278

Burns, Edward 1273

Burns Grove 1273

Burnup, Archie 1268

Burnup, Dell 1268

Burr, Aaron 1010 1011

Burr, Robert 1009

Burroughs, John 1017

Burwell, Henry 1287

Bush, Clara 1268

Bush, Clyde 1268

Bush, J.C. 1163

Bush, Stewart 1268

Bushaw Family 38

Bushey, First Sergeant John 1262


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Butchering 168

Butter 310

Butter Industry 886

Buttons 225 646

Byington, John 432

“C” CCC (see Civilian Conservation Camp)

Cain, Alexander 1268

Cain, Henry 1268

Caldwell, Charles 1154

Caldwell, Theodore 1154

Caledonia Iron Mine 1009

Calf Day 1023

Call (John Call House) 1043

Callahan, Private Cornelius 1262

Callahan, Ed (Canton Blacksmith) 1286

Cambray 1011 1170 1172

Camp Franklin 884

Camp Meeting 779

Camp Morgan Albany 884

Camp St. Joseph’s 1273

Camp Wheeler 1018 1215

Campaign Slogans 1028

Campbell, Dever 1259

Camping 1013

Canada 824 902 1281

Canadian-American Relations 824 897 899

Canadian Churches 890

Canadian Laborers 1009

Canadian Railroad System 1210

Canadian Shipping and Frontier Company 1210


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Canoes 1013 1266

Canoeing 24 346 393 608 661 706

Canton 24 38 49 94 107 118 169 176 208 222 233 268 273 280 293 297

329 335 346 355 408 452 453 486 509 515 540 549 575 593 597 606

611 612 621 625 627 645 664 668 669 670 673 675 676 677 715 718

721 771 806 1011 1012 1013 1014 1035 1136 1138 1154 1157 1162

1166 1193 1200 1227

Canton Airport 1227

Canton Fair 779

Canton Opera House 1162

Canton Town House 1050

Capone, Lou 871

Captains 1018

Carbury, Anna Sevey 1237

Cardiff Giant 1179

Carey, Sergeant Dennis 1262

Carl, James D. 1179 1183 1206 1247 1248 1267 1268 1275

Carnegie, Andrew 158

Carpenter, J. Clare 875

Carpenter, Mr. 1025

Carr, H. T. 1274

Carr, Lucius 1247

Carroll. Private James 1262

Carry Falls 1237

Carson, Patricia Harrington 1035 1137 1138 1139 1156 1177 1206 1217 1218 1219

1220 1221 1230

Carthage & Adirondack Railroad 1247 1248 1267 1268

Carthage Fire Department Band 1267

Cartier, Jacques 1115

Carvell, Marion Miller 1268

Cary (sic) Falls Reservoir 1015

Casanova, Frank Nicolas 1196

Casanova, Helen Frieda Klemann 1196


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Casanova, Stuart 1196 1224

Case, Richard 1038

Casey, Hugh 1033

Casey, Private John 1262

Casey, Private Patrick 1262

Castle, Corporal Henry A. 1262

Castles 1013

Catamarans 1013

Catamount Pond 1237

Cater, Dr. Harold D. 60

Catholic Apostolic 535

Catholics 549 1208

Cattle 1019

Cattle Drive 696

Cattle Shows 1019

Causeway 1012

Cayuga Indians 897 899

Cedars 1013

Celeron, Jean Baptiste 898

Cemeteries 105 449 450 490 697 1014

Central New York Power Corporation 1015

Centralization 870

Century Farm Award 1019

Chaesahteamuk, Caleb 870

Chambers, Dr. 1018

Chambers, Jack 1268

Chambers, Samuel W. 267

Chancellorsville, Virginia Battle 1263

Chaplins 1018

Chapman, Ada 919

Chapman, Charles S. 918

Chapman, Richard Brewster 1210

Charcoal 1287


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Charlie’s Art 919

Charity 890

Charter, Louise, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Chase, Louise Fletcher 546

Chase Mills 704

Chatanooga, Tennessee, Siege of 1263

Chaumont Family 1011

Chautauqua, Redpath 388

Cheel, Helen Snell 838

Cheese 376 674 685 698 1194

Cheese Board 1023

Cheese Industry 886 1117 1150 1151 1153

Chellis, Mrs. Robert 1241

Chesborough, Jack 1138

Chicago Columbian World’s Fair 1013

Children’s Aid Society 1032

Children’s Law 1032

Child, Addison 1237

Childwold 96 1237

Childwold Park Hotel 1237

Chipman 84 679 1019

Chippewa Bay 456 464 511 822 1009 1079

Chittenden, Varick 873 894 1208

Christianity 897

Christmas 167 333 784

Chronicler 873

Chubb, Christine 868

Church, Betty 1227

Church, Carmeta Walters 1227

Church, Daniel Whipple 621 1009 1210 1285

Church, Dwight Perry 1227 1201

Church, Esther 1227

Church, Fred H. 1227


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Church, Mildred 1227

Churches 19 67 121 122 125 136 147 162 197 207 227 228 232 235 236 260

289 328 337 405 412 432 452 459 490 496 504 527 535 538 549 563

565 579 604 628 641 911 920 934 935 936 938 1013 1018 1019 1020

1033 1167 1200

Churchill, Winston 902

Cigar Making 109 1021

Cincinnati Giant 1013

Circus 345

Circus Train Wreck 1067

Civil War 39 73 74 77 80 86 108 113 127 133 192 225 226 235 392 573

644 794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 884 887 892 908 1004 1005

1010 1016 1018 1110 1121 1044 1202 1232 1233 1252 1254 1255 1256 1261

1262 1263 1264 1288

Civil War Equipment 1288

Civilian Conservation Camp 211

Civilian Conservation Corps 903 976

Clare 434 581

Clark, Alpheus & Louisa 1143

Clark, Chauncey 1021 1202

Clark, George 1267

Clark, Joe 889 1109 1113

Clark, Langdon 1219

Clark, Shubel 1284

Clark, Stanley P. 1021

Clark, Zenas 1043

Clark, Zibic & Almy 721

Clarke, Hank 1268

Clarksboro 373 379 399 1247

Clarkson 37 1003 1014

Clarkson, Annie 1160 1185

Clarkson, Augustus 1043

Clarkson, David 1043


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Clarkson, Elizabeth 1160 1185

Clarkson Family 883 1010 1160

Clarkson, Frederica 1160

Clarkson-Knowles House (1830-1837) 1043

Clarkson, John 1043 1183

Clarkson, Lavinia 1160

Clarkson, Levinus 1185

Clarkson Sandstone Company 1043

Clarkson, T. Streatfield, Jr. 1185

Clarkson, Thomas S. 856 860 1160 1185

Clarkson University 883

Cleaveland, Abbie K. 593

Cleaveland, Frank N. 355

Cleland, David J. 364

Clifton 33 106 134 363 399 1008 1247

Clifton-Fine Hospital 1275

Clifton Iron Company 1247

Clinton County 1015

Clinton, DeWitt Governor 1016

Clinton, George Governor 1011

Clothing 414 526 716

Clutterbuck, W. H. 1021

Coakley, Madelyn 1219

Coakley, Robert 1219

Coal 8 1287

Cock Fighting 28

Coghlan, Rose 1240

Cohan, George M. 1240

Coke, Edward Sir 1015

Colburn, Elizabeth 1044

Colby, Ellery 1012

Cold Harbor, Virginia 1262

Cold Springs 346


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Coldwell Cigars 1021

Cole, Guy, Jayville teacher 1268

Cole, Nicholas 1274

Collins, Charles 1267

Colonials 883

Colton, NY 67 88 185 207 367 615 636 666 678 764 1123 1237

Colton Tannery 1123

Columbian Exposition at Chicago 856

Communes 53 1017

Companies, Military 1018

Company Towns 876

Company A, 164th Infantry, Army of the Potomac 1262

Company A, 60th Infantry 1263

Conant, E. A. 1197

Congdon, Dr. Randolph T. 838 842 846

Congregational Church 1209

Congregationalists 563 565

Conifer, NY 1259

Conley, Cicely 1224

Conley, Nellie Gale Smith 1224

Connecticut 1015

Consanquinity 517

Conservation 209 211

Constable, William 1015 1183

Constable Hall 1010

Constitutional Convention 861

Continental Army 1015

Continental Currency 1015

Conventions 1026 1033

Conway, Corporal Hughey 1262

Cook, Dr. E. H. 838

Cook, Nancy 843

Cook, Walter 1190


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Cook, W. H. 1274

Cooper, Judge 925

Cooper, William, carpenter 1129

Cooperative Extension 336

Cooper’s Falls, NY 59 314 1074

Cooper Shop 29

Coots, Betty 859

Corbin, Hattie 1268

Corbin, Joe 1268

Corbin, Lloyd 1225

Corcoran, Colonel Michael 1255 1262

Corcoran’s Irish Zouaves 1262

Corey, Albert 174

Corey, William 1268

Cornell, Junior 1219

Cornwall, VT 1016

Corriece, Moses 90

Corrice, Duff 1021

Cothren, William 1015

Counsel of Appointment 1016

Counties 990 1015

Countryman, Cherra Kalurah teacher, 1268

County Antrim 1024

County Buildings 771

County Chronicler 859

County Cork 1033

County Court House 771

County Seat 771

Court of Common Pleas 1016

Court Room 771

Coverlets (see “Quilts”)

Covey, Bert 1267

Covey, Bertha 1267


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Covey Family 901

Cowen Family 408

Cows 1019

Cox Building, Potsdam 1160

Cox, Charles 1160

Cox, Erwin 1225

Cox, Gardner 124 1043

Crack-A-Lindie 577

Crafts, Indian 845

Craftsmen 1010

Cram, Frank Merrill 838 842

Cranberry Lake 141 188 248 715 891 1013 1027 1112

Cranberry Lake Railroad 1208

Crane, Julia E. 384 787 838 842 846 852

Crane, O. W. 1163

Crane School of Music 787

Cranston, R. I. 928

Crapser, Ebenezer S. 1010 1188

Crapser, Eunice 1010

Crapser Island 1010

Crary, Albert P. 1031 1047

Crary, Edward 1031 1047

Crary, Ella Paddock 1031 1047

Crary, Frank 1031 1047

Crary Ice Rise of Antarctica 1031 1047

Crary Mills 492 1031 1047

Crary Mountains 1031 1047

Crary, Oringe S. & Crary, George L. 632

Creighton, Jack 1237

Critical Period of American History 1011

Crossing of the Delaware 1015

Crossman 1013

Crossover Island 854 1144


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Crowley, Private John 1262

Crowley, Private Richard 1262

Crumb, Frederick W. 846 852

Crushed Stone 1245

Cummisky, Eugene 1021

Cunningham, John 1219

Currency 411 443

Currier, Ammi 1017

Currier, Thomas H. 1017

Currier, William 1017

Curtis, Gates 1237

Curtis, General Newton 74 777 800 1018 1202

Customhouse 259

Customs Service 1018

Custom House Stamps 992

“D” D. A. R. (see “Daughters of the American Revolution”)

Dailey, Eleric (Jack) 564

Dailey Ridge 628 1019

Dairy Farmers Union 1001

Daly, Bernard 1224

Daly, Nellie Babcock 1224

Dam Keepers 1027

Dam, Raquette River at Stark 839

Dams 22 248 374 1010 1013 1027

Dancing 135 643

Dandy, Rachel 327

Danforth, Dr. Willis 1230

Daniels, Annie 1018

Daniels, Mrs. 145

Daniels, Warren O. 332


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Dark Island 1130

Darling, Ira 542

Daughters of the American Revolution 603

Dauphin, Lost 246 866

Davidson, Laura 1224

Davis, Joseph 1143

Day, Henry 1237

Day’s Mills 128

Dayton, J. W. & Son 1143

Deacon Babbitt 300

Dean, Herbert 1027

De Balmat (see “Balmat”)

DeBar, Lyman 1208

Decatur, Illinois 1231

Declaration of Independence 1015

Decoration Day 772

Decoys 353

De Grasse 485

DeGrasse Cheese Factory 1151

DeGrasse Paper Mill 1163

DeKalb, NY 17 72 121 129 232 275 410 595 714 904 925 928 1011 1070

1136 1189 1196

DeKalb, Aaron 1011

DeKalb, Baron 444

Delaware River 1015

Democratic Party 1026

Denault/Denno Family 821

Denesha, Bette 1219

Denesha, Floyd 674

Denesha, Jack 1219

Deperet, Elie 898

DePeyster 13 73 235 560 600 1011 1105

Depression 1929 1062


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Desormo, Maitland 1208

DesRosier, Rev. Charles 1259

De Stael, Madame 434

Dewey, Fred L. 1014

Dewey, J. Karlton Rev. 1018

Diaries 768 1016

Dickerman, Hezekiah 1247

Dickinson 218

Dineen, Eugene 1021

Diplomats 63

Disease, Civil War 1262

Dobbins, Private Patrick 1262

Doctors 42 98 387 428 542 727 728 1013 1014 1018 1035

Dodds, Annie 1268

Dodds, Charlie 1268

Dodds, Lena 1268

Dodds, Michael 1027

Donaldson, Alfred L. 1237

Donation Day 1032

Dority, Clarissa H. 551

Dot, George 1268

Doty, Dan & Betsy 372

Douglas, Frederick 1028

Douglas Family 295

Dove, Alice 1277

Dowdle, Private Peter 1262

Downerville 182

Downey, Hattie 1268

Downey, Jim 1268

Downey, Lizzie 1268

Downey, Maggie 1268

Downey, Michael 1268

Dowsing 507


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Doyle, Corporal John 1262

Doyle, Thomas J. 1021

Drake, “Colonel” Edwin 1247

Dreyse, Sue 1206

Drouet, Michel Ignace 898

Drugstores 853

Drum, Lt. General Hugh A. 908 1023

Dubrule, Eugene 1021

Ducett Family 1023

Duffy, Edith 1097 1098 1099

Dulles, John Foster 63

Durham Boats 775 1282

Durkee, Alba 1017

Dutch 869

Dysentery 1262

“E” Eagle Hall, Ogdensburg 1240

Eagle Mill 118 222

Earls 1015

Early Churches 935

Early, Jubal 1018

Earthquakes 815 816

East Branch 1023

Eastman Kodak 1227

Easton, James D. 8

Ecclesiology 1165

Eddy 1168

Eddy, Richard Chaplain 1018

Edmonds, Charlotte Knapp 1004

Education 17 176 279 333 385 388 488 557 614 670 740 870 1115 1119 (see


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Edwards 92 110 162 195 214 308 340 369 437 475 480 493 556 569 605 614

1013 1022 1118 1150 1266 1274

Edwards Historian 1097 1098 1099

Edwards Opera House 1238

Edwardsville 1012

Egert Block 205

Ehricke, Charles 715 722

Elderkin, William Anthony 1233

Eldridge, William, Jayville Hotel proprietor, 1267

Elections (see “Politics”)

Electric Power 1015 1026

Electricity (see “Niagara Mohawk”)

Ellerslie 775

Ellerslie Castle 30 598

Elethorp Historical Society 1037

Elijiah 1022

Ell Bay 1013

Elliott, James “Sonny” 1219

Elliot, Lawrence and Esther 1168

C. H. Elliott and Son Lumber Company 1199

Elliott, Basil (Bake) 1199

Elliott, Clayton H. 1199

Elliott, Celand 839

Elliott Hardwood Company Inc. 1199

Elliott, Captain Thomas 1215

Ellis, Delia Lovisa 820

Ellis, Isaac 1017

Ellis, Salathiel 793 975 1142

Ellsworth, Archie 1023

Ellsworth, Joseph Barnes 1267

Ellsworth, Joseph P. 1013

Ellsworth, Richard 864


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Ellsworth”s Boot and Shoe Store 1013 1267

Emerson, George 1154

Emery, Mr. 1026

Emmert, Edward 1021

“Endowing Yesterday’s Future” 859 873

Engine House 1013

English Craftsmen 1010

English Immigrants 896 897 898 899 900

English Three-Bay Barns 858

Ensby, Mabel 1224

Entertainment (see names of specific entertainment)

Equipment, Civil War 1288

Erwin House, Morley 1156

Essays 948

Essex, Earl of 1015

European Immigrants 896 897 898 899 900

European Trip 1277

Evangelism 779

Evans, Milla 1012

Events History of St. Lawrence County 757

Everett Family 886 889 901

Everett, Edward 945

Everett, George 706

Everton Lumber Company 1208

Everyday Life, 1830-40 775

Extension Service 336

Exhibits 873

“F” Factory 1009 1013 1014

Fadden, John Kahionhes 867

Fadden, Ray 868


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Fairbanks, Harriett Eggleston 1215

Fairbanks, Jonathon 1215

Fairbanks, Laura Davidson 1224

Fairbanks, Mehitable Powers 1215

Fairbanks, Oshea 1215

Fairbanks, Reuben Jay 1215 1288

Fairbanks, R. J. and Sons 1250

Fairs 272 310 555 611 612 668 860

Fairs, County 860

Fairs, Financing 860

Family Farms 912

Farewell, Jeduthan and Chloe 1157

Farmers 1001

Farming (see “Agriculture”)

Farming, Dairy 860 882 886 889

Farmsteads 785

Farnham, Sally James 389 916

Farriers 1287

Fayette, Meredith 1038

Federalist Style 936

Federalists 1282

Feldspar 1245

Felton, Amaranth 1237

Fences 338

Ferguson, Roy 878

Ferguson, Stein 1267

Ferguson, William A. 298

Ferries 45 426 1012

Festivals, Music 838 842 846 852

Fiddling 58 643

Fields, A. J. 1259

Fife, James 1019

Fife, Thomas 1019


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Fife, Winnie 1019

Fifth Columnists 1015

Fine 50 116 161 187 215 247 287 369 558 633 1149

Fine, NY Blacksmith Shop 1149

Fine, Judge 1018

Finley Family 633

Finley, S. E. 1197

Finnigan, George J. 833

Finnigan, Private James 1262

Finnigan, John H. 833 1227

Fire Departments 1167

Fire Observation Tower, Mount Arab 1289 1290

Fires 34 468 1014 1026

First Army Maneuvers, 1940 908

First Roman Catholic Church of Colton 1033

Fischer, Terry 1013 1046

Fischer, Virginia 1238

Fisher, Alanson 1043

Fisher, Ebenezer 1154

Fisher, George 1019

Fisher, James 1019

Fisher, John 1019

Fisher, Lewis 1237 1246

Fisher, Murray 1019

Fisher, Robert 1019

Fishing 763 895

Fitzsimmons, Bob 365

Flackville 449

Flag of Five Nations 897

Flanagans 1026

Flatow, Boris 747

Fleck, Grant 1275

Flint, George 707


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Flood, Corporal John 1262

Flood, Corporal Thomas 1262

Florida-Trip, 1917 1122

Florida Rowboat 1013

Flying (Airplane) 1227

Folk Art 709

Folk Paintings 709

Folklore/Folklife 18 27 40 51 135 264 278 372 468 622 643 645 647 667 675

678 729 745 894 895 (see also “Names, Origin of”)

Food 86 91 114 126 151 156 168 288 489 575 649 652 729 (see also names of

specific foods)

Foote, Chauncey 1193

Foote, S. and H. 1163

Foote, Stillman 1165 1193

Ford, Nathan 874 899 1023 1282

Ford Family 203

Ford Model T, 1918 1055

Ford’s Dam 1078

Forest House, Stark, NY 1237

Forsyth, Captain Benjamin 1282

Forsyth Family 34

Forsyths Rifles 1282

Fort Bull 897

Fort Davies 884

Fort Frontenac 897

Fort Jackson 889

Fort La Presentation 874 897 943 1091 1092 1093 1094 1095 1115 1282

Fort Levis, Chimney Island 897 899 1091 1092 1093 1094 1095

Fort McHenry 1282

Fort Niagara 897

Fort Stedman 1256

Fort Sumpter 1018

Fort William Henry 897


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Fortune, Louis Thomas 1259

Foster, Frank 839

Foster, John W. 63

Foster, Richard 1271

4-H 209 1019

Founding Fathers 923

Foundry 1009 1018

Fourth of July 82 491 548 655 734 828

Fowler, Dr. 1278

Fox, Sergeant James 1262

France 890 1011

Francois, Pierre Paul 898

Frank, Julius A. 1032

Frank, Loran 1190

Frazer, Thomas (British Captain) 1282

Freeman, LaVerne 1274

French American 890 895

French Canadians 1208

French Immigrants 896 897 898 899 900 1208

Frenette, Anna 1139

Frenette, Warren 1139

Frescos 1142

Fresh Air Committee 1035

Frier Settlement 581

Fronteau 1013

Frost, Ebenezer 325

Fuller, S. & Co. 1009

Fullerville 416

Fulton, Albert 1143

Furnace 1009

Furness, Anthony 1043

Furniture 1010


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“G” Gaddis, Henry 1274

Gaffney, Dorothy Frenette 1136 1139 1141

Gaffney, Sergeant James 1262

Gage, William 1026

Gagnon, Maggie 1268

Gaines, Absalom Graves 1154

Gale, NY 1237

Gale, Noah 1237

Gales Hotel, Piercefield 1259

Gallagher, Richard 1247

Galloway, Mary 874

Game Wardens 895

Games (see “Recreation”)

Gardner, Harris 1274

Gardner Mill Road 904

Gardner, Captain William 1210

Gardner & Smith, Gouverneur, NY 1244

Garitz, Stella Ann Hunkins 1224

Garrison, Emmanuel 573

Gates, Doris 588

Gem of the Adirondacks: Star Lake, Benson Mines and thr Global Economy 1275

Gender Politics 1028

Genealogy 55 265 517 694 818 819 828 847 1191

Geology 1245

George III 1015

Germany 1277

Gettysburg, Battle of 794 795 796 798 1263

Ghosts 977

Gibbon, Brigadier General John 1262

Gibson, George 1188

Gibson, Warren 1188


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Giffin Family 874

Gilber, John 1240

Gilbert, Asenath 1247

Gilbert, Berzilla 1247

Gilbert, George 1247

Gilbert, Hattie McAllister 1247

Giles, Azro 751

Gillett, Laura 489

Glaciers 181

Glass 285 328 671 1014

Gleason, George M. 1247

Glenn, Eugene 1267

Glennan, John 1021

Gold Rush 239 413 669 676 677

Golden Glow Club 878

Goodale, Lawrence J. 1247

Goodall, Nick 58

Goodnough, Ross 1225

Goodrich, Col. William 644 794 797

Goodrich, Stella 797

Goodwin, Jeff (Canton Blacksmith) 1286

Gordonier, Dorothy 857

Gordonier, Elmer 857

Gormand & Ford 787

Gothic Federalist 936

Gothic Revival 911 937

Gouverneur 8 10 19A 21 52 62 101 127 138 199 205 224 236 237 309 319

343 356 358 360 374 375 382 419 460 491 494 548 561 577 599 617

623 654 657 697 717 752A 773 810 974 1011 1015 1020 1102 1150

1170 1171

Gouverneur Round Table Club 1102

Gouverneur Agricultural & Mechanical Society 860

Gouverneur Garden Club 1020


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Gouverneur Herald 1143

Graham, Robert 1210

Gralyn Theatre 875

Grand Army of the Republic 1274

Grandy, John 1188

Grange 993 1167

Grannis, Superintendent G. D. 1267

Grant, Thomas 1274

Graphite 83 1245

Grasse River 882

Grau, Charles 1268

Grau, Clara 1268

Gravel 1245

Graves, Rhoda Fox 403 1172

Gray Family 692

Gray, Shawn 1028

Grayson, Robert 1019

Great Britain 902

Great Lakes Water Highway 1242

Great South Woods 1237

Great Windfall (September 20, 1845) 1237

Green, James 1022

Green, Vern 859

Greene, Abigail 1016

Greene, Henry Rev. 1016

Greene, Mike 1190

Greene County 1015

Grenier, Saul 1045

Grey, Ed 1225

Grey Nuns 890

Grieve, James 1022

Griffin, Dan Spafford 1023

Griffin, Nathan 1023


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Griffith, Webb 1032

Griggs, F. E., Jr, 1263

Grigsby, Aaron 1230

Grindstone Island 1013

Grist Mill 1165

Grosch, Rev. E. E. 1208

Grossman, Sam 475

Guen, Hamon 898

Guertsen, Rev. Garrett 1019

Guide Boats 1013

Guides 90 270 479 528 558 895

Guillaume, Claude Nicholas 898

Gum Tragacanth 1021

Gunsmiths 367

Gurley, Emma Elizabeth Brooks 1233

Gurley, Fannie 1233

Gurley, Dr. and Mrs. Phineas 1233

“H” Hackmen 1045

Hafer, Paul 1190

Hagenau 863

Hague 1010

Haight, Charles 1280

Hail, Jonathan 1157

Haile, Melvin & Elizabeth Minnick 1149

Hale, James K. 1197

Hale, John 1138

Hale, Ledyard 1138

Hale, Morse G. 1197

Hale, Olive 1138

Hale, R. J. 1154


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Haley, Albert 1045

Haley, Charles 1045

Haley, Charles Frederick 1045

Halfway House 461

Hall, Addison J. 1275

Hall, Charles 1210

Hall Company 1210

Hall, Frank 1267

Hall, George Corp. 1021

George Hall Coal & Shipping 1210

Hall, Giles J. 1026

Hall, Henry 1210

Hall, Lawrence A. 1267

Hall, Line, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Hall, Mary, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Hall, Russell J. 1275

Hall, Thomas 1210

Hall, William 1210

Halls Corners 1150

Halstead, John 1244

Hamele, Otto 1008

Hammill, Arthur 1024

Hamilton, Alexander 1010 1011

Hamilton, Rev. William 1014

Hamilton Hill 463

Hammond 65 272 285 459 577 656 728 1037

Hammond Agricultural & Mechanical Society 860

Hammond, William 1237

Hand, Julius 838

Haney, Corporal Thomas 1262

Hanks, Dennis 1230

Hanna Brothers 1021

Hannan, John 1021


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Hannan, Patrick 1021

Hannan, Richard 1021

Hannawa Falls 124 572

Hannawa Falls Power Plant 1160

Harder, Kelsie 1195

Harewood 1027

Harison Family 49 208

Harison, William H. 540

Harland, Rev. George 1019

Harlem River 1015

Harper’s Ferry 1215

Harriman, E. H. 1210

Harriman, Gov. Averell 1020 1210

Harrington, Daniel 1193

Harrington, Ellen Barnett 1035

Harrington, Fred 838

Harrington, Jack 1035

Harrington, Jean 1035

Harrington, Leon LaFay 1035

Harrington, Mabel LaFay 1035

Harrington, Michael 1035

Harrington Hotel 1035

Harris, C. H. 1274

Harris, Roy C. 1026

Harrisons 1010

Hartford 1015

Hartman, Katherine 1239 1241

Haskell, John 889

Haudenosaunee 868 869

Haven House 1154

Hawthorne, F. E. 838

Hawthorne Piano School 838

Hayes, Fred 1014


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Hayes, Rutherford B. 1018

Haying 357

Hayward, William B. 1018

Heath, Adelaide 1014

Heaton Farm 738 1157

Heaton, Ira Willmarth 1157

Heaton, John 1157

Heaton, Lucia 1157

Heaton, Lucinda Langdon 1157

Heck, Barbara 255

Helena, NY 146 396 1024 1080

Helms Family 884 887

Hepburn, Mrs. A. B. 1211

Hepburn, A. Barton 185 361 693 1173

Hepburn, L.L. 367

Hepburn Libraries 302 693 1173

Herbs 264

Heritage Grist Mill Association 1082 1103

Hermon, NY 133 213 359 387 626 1196 1197 1235

Hermon House 1196 1197

Heroes 930

Herring-Cole Building, St. Lawrence University, Canton 1160

Hessians 1015

Heuvelton, NY 57 144 179 228 245 586 741 874 1023 1132 1277

Hewitt, Henry 1237

Hewlett, Cicely Conley 1224

Hewlett, Mildred 1224

Hickey, Captain Thomas, 164th Infantry, Company A 1262

Hill, Daniel David 814 854

Hilliard, Robert 1240

Hilt, Ray 871

Hired Men 263

Historic Preservation 1128 1129 1130 1131 1132 1133


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Historical Societies 1037

Historians, St. Lawrence County 774 826 1007 1029 1030 1032 1037

History of Hopkinton 1016

History of Massena 1104

History of St. Lawrence County 1011

History Center, Canton 847

Hoard, Louis DeVillers 1240

Hodgenville, Kentucky 1231

Hodges, Jacqueline 1032

Hodskin, Barzillai 1154

Hodskin House 1035 1154

Hodskin, Nathaniel 1154

Hoffman, Josiah Ogden 1010

Hogansburg, NY 277 866

Holcomb, Merritt

Holhauzen, Helen Burns 1273

Holidays 82 167 491 515 548 571 655 734 (see also names of specific holidays)

Holland, Private Thomas 1262

Hollow Store 1015

Hollywood Club 1237

Hollywood Dude Ranch 1237

Hollywood Inn 1237

Hollywood, NY 47 350 711 735 953 961 1015 1237

Hollywood Springs 958

Holmes, Herbert 1225

Home for the Homeless 1032

Homeless 1120

Homemaking 64 143 242 391 650 (see also “Food”)

Honer, Louis 880

Honey 149

Hooker, Captain Alfred 108

Hooker, Captain Joseph 1215

Hootin Annie 1023


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Hoover, Herbert 1240

Hopkins, Aaron 1043

Hopkins, Captain 1282

Hopkins, Josiah (Judge) 1282

Hopkins, Robert 1247

Hopkins, Roswell 180

Hopkinton, NY 267 325 402 634 649 691 768 792 1016 1136 1237 1278 1282

Hops 150 251

Horizon Company 666

Horse Racing 860

Horse Sheds 38

Horses 38 308 505

Horseshoe, N.Y. 537

Hosley Brothers 1026

Hosmer, Helen 838 842 846 852

Hospitals 281 290 361

Hostetter, Dr. David 1247

Hotels 141 169 190 247 262 284 299 342 348 349 368 419 437 461 486 509

529 531 568 578 584 587 703 1013 1035 (see also “Resorts”)

Hotel Harrington 1035

Hough, Franklin B. 579 1011 1237 1245

House of Representatives 1016

Houses 5 41 49 60 62 92 124 146 208 305 312 216 398 400 408 509 515

523 533 544 598 616 627 630 637 644 679 692 721 1043 (see also

“Architecture”)

Houses, Slab and Binder 1043

Howard, James 1009 1210

Howard, John 1032

Howe, Bernadine 1141

Hoyt, George 1264

Hudson River 1015

Huggard House, Stark, NY 1237

Hughes, Private Thomas 1262


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Hurd, William 1237

Hulburd, Ebenezer 1188

Hull Tannery, Colton, NY 1237

Hulser, Felix 1032

Humphrey, Laura 557

Hungarian Immigrants 880 1060

Hungerford 1015

Hunkins, Ernest 1224

Hunkins, Lucille Wells 1224

Hunkins, Stella Ann 1224

Hunt, Carol Holhauzen 1273

Hunt, Rev. Ward W. 1143

Hunt, William 1247

Hunters (Secret Order) 879

Hunting 782

Hurd, John 1148

Hurd Lumber Company 1208

Hurley, Private Nichael 1262

Huron Indians 897 899 1013

Hutchins, George 1237

Hutchins, Hiram 1143

Hutchinson, James 859

Hutchinson, Dr. Richard G. 1044

Hydro-Electric 1015

Hyland, Nilie M. 1101

“I” Ice Boating 447

Ice Harvesting 173 854

Igneous rocks 1196

Igo 1013

Images of America – St. Lawrence County 1089

Immigrant Workers 882


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Immigrants 811 1019 1022 1033 1267

Immigration 747

Indian Basketry 845

Indian Creek 499

Indian Folklore 891

Indian Girl Canoes 1013

Indian Missions 874

Indian Peace Medal 994 995

Indian Reservations 781

Indian River 1009

Indians (see “Native Americans”)

Industrialization 882

Industries 2 14 22 81 83 93 99 106 109 112 159 161 173 183 187 210 217

237 238 250 323 324 356 367 376 433 474 639 647 671 674 698 701

717 754 739 810 913 1115 (see also names of specific industries)

Infantine, Harlan 1206

Influenza Epidemic (1918) 813

Ingraham, Minnie Little 569

Inkman, Richard 1267

International Hotel, Piercefield 1161 1259

International Lace Manufacturing Co. 773 974

International Paper Company, Piercefield 1161 1259

Inventor 1014

Ireland 1024 1033

Irish, Jessie 1027

Irish Craftsmen 1010

Irish Immigrants 833 834 1022 1033 1208

Irish Zouaves 1255 1262

Iron 1287

Iron Industry 2 106 112 250 680 754 973 1009 1245 1248

Irons (see “Sad Irons”)

Iroquian Bowl 868

Iroquois 781 896


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Irvin, Leta, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Irvin, Maude, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Irving, Washington 733

Island House 1010

Islands 1010 1015

Ives, H. L. 782

Ives, Martin Van Buren 830 1237

“J” Jackson, Susan M. 1223

Jacques, Herman 1026

Jail 771

Jayville, NY 1267 1268

Jeddborough, Scotland 1019

Jeffreys, Ed 1267

Jenkins, Mildred 1032 1037 1195

Jersey Cattle 1019

Jersey Island 1019

Jerusalem Corners 1168

Jerusalem Plank Road, Virginia Battle 1262

Jesuit 781

Jewell, Rev. F.F. 1023

Jews 490 604 682 690 746 747 1025

Joe Indian Pond 596 1237

John Call House 1043

Johnson, Abner 1025

Johnson, Arthur N. 1148 1206

Johnson, Isaac 686

Johnson, Vic 1268

Johnston, Bill 879

Johnston, James 1160

Johnston, Sir John 142


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Jonathon Wallace House (1828) 1043

Jones and Laughlin Steel 1275

Jones, David A. 1274

Jones Family 86

Jones, Samuel 1022

Jones, Tennyson 857

Jordan Club (see “Hollywood”)

Jordan Lake 1237

Jordan River 1237

Josselyn, Edgar 1160

Judd, Dan 1166

Judd, Herbert and Mary Ruth 1108 1182

Judd Family 819

Judd, Mary Ruth 1108 1156 1182 1195

Judd, Schyler F. 1018

Judges 925 1016 1018

Judson, David C. 1142

Judson, Roscius 193

July 10, 1787 1011

Justice of the Peace 1016

“K” Kalurah, NY 1268

Kaswenta 869

Kearney, Honor 1033

Kearney, Honora 1033

Kearney, John 1033

Kearney, Brig. General Philip 117

Kearney Mine 1009

Keegan, Private William 1262

Keith, Mimi 710

Kellogg, Frank 274


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Kellogg, Walter Guest 304

Kelly, Private Daniel 1262

Kelly, Father Michael 1163

Kelly, Nan 1268

Kendall, Ira 1014

Kennedy, Patrick 1021

Kenney, Maurice 867

Kentucky, Hodgenville 1231

Kepes, Betsy 1033

Kernan, William 1021

Kerr, Alexander & Elizabeth 811 1022

Kerr, R. G. 728

Key, Francis Scott 1282

Kinchler, Patty 1268

King, Preston 66 1016

King, Prime Minister Mackenzie 1023

King’s College 1010

Kingsbury, Ezra 1157

Kinney, A. 561

Kinney, Burt O. 654 1172

Kinsey, John, railroad brakeman, 1267

Kip, Albert Ryckman 1142

Kip, Benjamin 1142 1157

Kip, Frank E. 669 676 677

Kip, Henry DeValcourt 1142

Kildare Club 1237

Kildare, NY 1237

Kinsey, John 1267

Kirch, Charles 1267

Kirch, John 1267

Klinsmann, Hans Christoph 1184

Knap, Mary 878

Knapp, Charlotte 1004


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Knapp, Orlando James 1004

Knapps Station 743 1188

Knights of Labor 1032

Knights of Pythias 509

Knowles, Liberty 1183 1282

Knowles, Melinda Raymond 1282

Knox, Henry 631

Kodak 1227

Kopita, Abe 1021

Kopita, Frank 1021

Koster, Grace, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Kribs, John 1190

Ku Klux Klan 1035

“L” LaBaff, Wayne 1190

LaBarge, Napoleon 895

Labor Strikes 876

Lace 973 974

Lace, International Manufacturing Company 773 974

Lacrosse Sticks, Making of 840

Lacy, Monseignor James 1273

LaDuke, Alex and Mary 1149

LaFay, Leon 1035

Lago, Prosper 1021

Lagoe, James Arthur 1268

Lagoe, John Batiste (Jean-Baptiste Legault) 1267

Lagoe, Mable Virginia 1268

Lagoe, Margaret Youngs (Legault) 1268

Laidlaw, John 1022

Lake, Obadiah Read 1033

Lake Bonaparte 503


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Lake Champlain 1018 1282

Lake Massawepie 1237

Lake Ontario 897

Lake Ontario Steamboat Company 1210

Lake Ozonia 351 531 536 545 691 706

Lakes (see names of specific lakes)

Lalone, Private Michael 1262

Lamare, Private M 1262

Land Office 1009

Land Speculation 32 35 36 54 59 434 451 471 482 540 598 622 631 666 680

Landmark 920 1010 1012 1017 1018 1020 1024 1026

Landry, John 1021

Landry, Peter 1021

Lane, Corporal Robert 1262

Lang, Patrick 1021

Langdon, Lucinda 1157

Langtry, Lillie 1240

Lanphere, Charles N. 842

Lansing Kill Gorge 1247

Lansing, Robert 63

LaPointe, Joseph 1021

Laundre, Washington 839

Lavaghetta, Silvia 1023

LaVair’s Garage and Hall 1084

LaVasseur, Mitch 1259

LaVigne, Beatrice 1237

LaVigne, Ed 1237

LaVigne, John 39

Lawrence, NY 886 889

Lead 1245

Leaders 929

League of Five Nations 781

Leamy, B.J. 1021


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Ledger, Jacky 1273

Ledyard, Isaac 1011

Lee, Harold 1023

Leete, Dr. Charles 1276

Legislators 945

Leigh, Eva, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Leonard, Eleanor 1177

Leonard, Grace Fox 1177

Leonard, Moses 291

Leonard, Samuel W. 1032

Leonard, Tom 1013 1266

Leonard, Walter Brown 683 684 787 1177

Lewis, Xury (Canton Blacksmith) 1286

Leyden, Frank 1259

Libby, Rose 385

Libraries 240 302 407 693 (see also “Hepburn Libraries”)

Lighthouse Point, Ogdensburg 896 897 898 899 900

Lighthouses 814

Lighting, Home 139

Lime Kilns 93

Limestone 1245

Lincoln, Abraham 120 1202 1230 1231 1233

Lincoln Abraham (Assassination) 909

Lincoln, Edward Baker 1230

Lincoln, Mary Todd 1230

Lincoln, Nancy Hanks 1230

Lincoln, Robert 1230

Lincoln, Sarah 1230

Lincolon, Sarah Johnston 1230

Lincoln, Thomas 1230

Lincoln, Thomas “Tad” 1230

Lincoln, William “Willie” 1230

Lind, Jenny 1240


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Lindsay, Florence Maine 1215

Ling-Temco-Vought Corporation 1275

Lingren, Lou 1268

Lisbon 299 327 559 741 752 756 762 768 1011 1136

Lisbon Museum 1063

Lisbon Town Historian 1046

Lisbon Train Station 1131

Lithography 1227

Little Mill (Kalurah), NY 1268

Little River 1010

Livingston, Robert 883

Lockwood, Belva Ann 1028

Logging 931 1174 1199 1208

Logging, Akwesasne 840

Lona (see “Mt. Alone”)

Long Bow 865

Longshore, Susanne 1028 1232

Lookout Mountain, Battle of 1263

Lost Dauphin (see “Dauphin, Lost”)

Lost Dauphin Cottage 866

Louisville 310 426 1011

Low, A. A. 537

Loyalists 1015

LTV Corporation 1275

Luke Brown House (1823) 1043

Lum, Charles 1232

Lumber Industries 872 1174 1193 1199 1237

Lumbering 15 33 40 159 184 282 326 605 629 713 745 891 1115 1174 1193

1208 1237 1268

Lukens, Edith Dove 1277

Lukens, Lewis Amos 1277

Luker, Father Joseph 1273

Lundy, Michael 1021


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Lunt, Richard 858

Lupine, Eugene 1021

Lupulescu, Dr. Marian 1245

Lyceum Hall, Ogdensburg 1240

Lyman, Susan C. 1026 1032 1037 1054 1086

Lynch, Corporal Daniel 1262

Lyng, Edward 1268

Lyng, Georg 1268

Lyng, James 1268

Lyng, Thomas 1268

Lyon Mountain 1015

L. R. Lyon & H. Snyder Tannery 1247

“M” MacAllaster, John 1017

Macdonell, Colonel “Red George” 1282

MacKenzie, William Lyon 879

MacMullen, John 1237

Macomb 18 34 78 131 132 1011 1012

Macomb, Alexander 35 984 1011 1015 1157 1161 1183 1188 1237

Macomb’s Purchase 886 1015 1022 1115 1157 1161 1167 1183

Maddox, Rev. Aaron W. 1259

Madill, Grant C. 428

Madlin, Cheryl 1032

Madrid 191 253 305 576 628 704 741 1010 1011 1019 1136 1160 1209

Madrid Springs 262 347 1154

Magnetic Iron Ore Company 1247 1267

Magon, Francois Auguste 898

Magone, Daniel Hon 1026

Mahoney, Jerry 1224

Mail 39 75 296 (see also “Post Office”)

Mail Order 765


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Maine, Clark 1215

Maine, Stanley 1288

Makee, William 1274

Malaria 1262

Malone, Edward L. 839

Maloney, Private Bartholomew 1262

Maloney, Private Thomas 1262

Manley, Atwood 606 607 608 609 610 613 618 1013 1142

Manley, Will 297

Mantell, Robert 1240

Manufacturing, St. Lawrence County 773

Manzanita Island 456 464

Maple Ridge Cheese Factory 905

Maple Sugaring 647 649

Marble 237 717 1245

Marchiante, Mildred 962

Margittay, John 880

Markham, F. How. 1021

Marsh, Charles 625

Marsh, Isaac 1188

Marsh, Professor 1225

Martin, Abbie 1166

Martin, Carrie Bacon 1166

Martin, David 1206

Martin, Vicki W. 1038

Martyn, Elisha 1166

Marvin, Edward 1015

Marvin, Mathew 1015

Mason, Winifred 547

Masonic Lodge #128 881 1015 1142

Masonic Order 360 431 1101

Massacre at Fort Bull 897

Massawepie Club 782


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Massena 99 317 424 468 472 523 557 562 639 682 690 701 815 816 828 843

882 915 1104 1136 1188

Massena Center 467 736

Massena Observer 882

Massena Power Canal 882

Massena Springs 349 882

Massey, Angeline 567

Mastine, Joe 1021

Mater Dei College 870

Matheson, Henrietta 1032

Mathevet, Jean Claude 898

Matildaville 54 207

Mattison, May 1277

Maubert, Private F. Eugene 1262

Maxfield’s Restaurant 1160

May Day 1035

Maybee, Maude, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Mazzotta, Anne 1206

McAdoo, Dorothy Crane 1081

McAllister, Hattie 1247

McBrier Family 602

McBurnie, John 1190

McCabe, Father Bernard 1208

McCadam Cheese Company 1023

McCaffrey, First Lieutenant Edward 1262

McCarthy, Margery Ellen 1224

McCarthys 1026

McClellan, General George B. 884 887

McColl, John H. 1021

McConnell, Hugh 1027

McConnell, Jim 1268

McConnell, John 1259

McConnell, Minnie Richardson 1268


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McConville, Dan 873

McCormick, Daniel 47 1015 1022

McCormick, Edward 1022

McCormick, James 1111

McCormick, Malcolm 1142

McCormick, Rev. R.W. 1023

McCormick, Sarah Ann Cutting 1111

McCrea, Augustus 1196

McDonald, Albert W. 1192

McDonald, Ed 871

McDonald, Joe 1206

McDonald, Sarah 566

McDonald, Susan Jones Bernier 1192

McEwen (Robert C.) Custom House, Ogdensburg 1285

McFarland, Janet 873

McFerran, William 1274

McGill, Robert John 1026

McGill, Warren 1022

McGills 1017

McGilvary, Private John 1262

McGlynn, George 1021

McIntyre, Catherine 838

McKean, Ruth 859

McKelvy, David 1247

McMahon, Colonel James 1262

McManus, William 1267

McMasters, Phil 1138

McNair, Sarah Helen 1227

McNulty, Father John 1208

McSweeney, Tim 1038

Mecca Lumber Company of Utica 1268

Medal of Honor Winners 799 1264

Medical Care, Civil War 1262


53

Medicine 428 433 483 678 727 (see also “Hospitals,” “Nurses,” “Doctors”)

Memorabilia 1028

Memorial Arch 1020

Memorial Clock 1020

Mental Health 777

Mentor 1011

Merchants 1013

Meredith, Sarah Ogden 1010

Merrill, Bessie 1240

Merriman 305

Merritt, General Edwin A. 838 1043 1237

Methodists 147 232 565 1020

Mexican Silver 1010

Meyer, Louisa Thayer 1156

Middletown 1015

Midways, Fair 860

Miles, Benjamin 856

Miles, Bertha Clark 856

Military 1018 1022

Military Road 1022

Military Tract 1015

Militia 1016 1018

Milk 1001 1014 1019

Milk Bottles 42 853 1014

Miller, Alphonsia La Quier 1268

Miller, Audrey 1268

Miller, Gerald 1267

Miller, Gerald, Kalurah teacher, 1268

Miller, Harry 1268

Miller, Herbert 1267 1268

Miller, John 1268

Miller, Mary 1268

Miller, Nettie 1268


54

Miller, Rose Lyng 1267 1268

Miller, Warren 1268

Millerville 1019

Mills, John Henry 233

Mills 33 83 99 115 118 131 159 194 199 212 222 238 254 299 323 324

326 366 492 500 509 605 621 694 810 921 1010 1013

Milligan, Alzina 1032

Milne, Mrs. Alexander 575

Miner, Elizabeth Campbell 611 673 860

Mines 106 195 250 275 399 493 536 1015 1115 1245 1267 1268 (see also

“Industries”)

Minnick, Barnhardt & Maria 1149

Minnick, Charles B. 1149

Minnick, Clara Hamilton 1149

Minnick, John Elias 1149

Minnick, Simeon 1149

Mintener, Brad 1206

Missionaries 629

Missions (Fort La Presentation) 896 897 898 899 900

Mitchell, Thomas 1021

Mix’s House 1196 1197

Mohawk & Malone Railroad 1208

Mohawk Indians 781 840 845 897 944 1019

Moncrief Case 998

Money (see “Currency”)

Monnette, Edward 1021

Monroe, James 1009 1010

Monroe, President James 1283

Montgomery House 1026

Montreal, Quebec 890 897 898 1282

Moody Falls 1237

Mooers 778

Moonshiners 165


55

Moore, Clement 49

Moore, Private Daniel 1262

Moore, Jessie Crane 838

Moore, Lyman 1150

Moose Turd Pie 1208

Morgan, David H. 1264

Morgan, Fred 1126

Morgan, Governor of 1018

Morgans 1017

Morley 125 683 684 920 921 1013 1156 1165 1280

Mormons 19 1017

Morris, Gouverneur 62 140 599 638 861 985 1011 1172

Morris, Private Patrick 1262

Morris, Robert 1015

Morrison, Rev. 1019

Morristown 39 41 108 252 286 433 483 578 1011 1012 1015

Morrow, George 1279

Morrow, Ida 1279

Morrow, Lila 1279

Morrow, Margaret 1279

Mosby, John S. 1255

Moulton, Austin 1038

Moulton, Jessie Hyde 1038

Moulton, Mary J. Sweeney 1038

Moulton, Seth 1038

Mount Arab Fire Observation Tower 1289 1290

Mr, Madison’s War 1282

Mt. Alone 586

Mueller, Bill 1267

Mulcahy, Charles 1021

Mullen, B. F. 1259

Mundy, Edward 1017 1075

Municipal Buildings 771


56

Munitions 1015

Munroe, Henry S. 1196

Murder 977 998

Murphy, Private Duncan 1262

Murray, William Henry Harrison “Adirondack” 1013 1237

Museum, Six Nations 868

Museums 69 97 1013 1037

Music 58 135 163 164 179 241 343 384 410 415 502 541 643 653 683 700

707 720 787 1279 (see also “Bands”)

Music, Crane School of 838 842 846 852

Music Halls 787

Myers, Richard Glen 917 1198

Mystery 977 996 998

Mystery Photo 1124 1127 1135 1140 1146 1149 1152 1158 1163 1190

1201 1211 1225 1228 1235 1244 1250 1251 1259 1269-same as 1259 1270

“N” Names, Origin of 7 52 96 249 278 344 395 492 497 552 585 590 596 1208

Nation Council Fire 869

National Airmail Week 979

National Cattle Show 1019

National Labor Relations Act of 1930 882

National Register of Historic Places 1128 1129 1280

Native Americans 51 200 511 781 867 868 869 870 897 898 899 1019 1022

Natural Dam 861

Navahoe 1013

Neil, Chester & Jennie Overacker 1150 1153

Neil, Clarence J. & Mary Esther Engelson 1150 1153

Neil, Edwin 1150 1153

Neil, Irwin 1150 1153

Neil, Larry & Nicole 1150

Nellis, Harold 1268


57

Nelson, Donald 1018

Nelson, Robert 1018

Nessmuk 1013

Nevins, Benjamin & Jemina 396

New Boston 1018

“New Deal” (Roosevelt) 903

New France 1208

New York African Free School 883

New York & Ottawa Railroad 1148

New York Central Railroad 1023

New York City 1011

New York City Pharmaceutical School 1014

New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation 903

New York Manumission Society 883

New York State 870 881

New York State Agricultural Society 1019

New York Volunteers, 14th Heavy Artillery 1256

New York Volunteers, 106th 909

New York Volunteers 164th 1255

Newell, Edgar A. II 1032

Newell Foundation 1032

Newell, William Augustus 1210

Newell, William C. 1179

Newland, David Hale 1267

Newman, Albert 186

Newspapers 66 94 297 465 472 487 836 864 1018

Newsprint 876

Newton Falls 1088 1089

Niagara River 1015

Niagara-Hudson Power Corporation 1015

Niagara Mohawk 47 572 839 858 865

Nichols, James S. 1045

Nichols, John M. 881


58

Nicholville 29 202 321 398 422 439 542 554

Nightingale, Florence 907

Niles, Terry 1231

Nobel, Alexander 1022

Nobel, Leah 1022

Noble, Edward John 1032 1172

Noble Foundation 1032

Noble, Robert 1225

Noble, Thomas 1274

Noon, Major D. 1189

Norfolk 31 71 302 378 619 1011 1060 1139

Norfolk Hepburn Library 1173

Norfolk Museum 1106

Norfolk Paper Mill 880 1115

Norfolk Union School 862

Norris, Maggie Thibault 1273

North Anna River, Virginia 1262

North Country Nobility 883

North Stockholm 147

North Woods 926

Northern New York Musical Association 787

Northern Adirondack Railroad 1237

Northern Railroad 744 753 860 1018 1208 1210

Northern Transportation Company 1210

Norwood 190 546 565 590 1026 1065 1066 1067

Norwood & St. Lawrence Railroad 1148

Norwood Brass Firemen 1126

Norwood Electric Light and Power Co. 1026

Norwood Historian 1054

Norwood Museum 1037

Norwood State Bank 1026

Norwood-Norfolk Schools 862

Notre Dame Church 897


59

Noyes, W. H. 1274

Nugent, Private Patrick 1262

Nurses 258 392 801

Nursing 890 907

Nursing School 777

“O” Oak Point 656 708 814 854

Oakes, Margaret 1139

Observation Tower, Mount Arab Fire 1289 1290

O’Callahan, Edmund B. 1208

Occult 1278

O’Connor, Edward 1021

O’Connor, John L. 1021

Ogden, Abraham 1010 1283

Ogden, Charlotte Seton 30 775

Ogden, David 775 1010 1011

Ogden, Gertrude 1010

Ogden, Isaac 1010

Ogden, Rebecca Edwards 1010

Ogden, Samuel 1015 1282

Ogden, Thomas Ludlow 1010 1011

Ogden Family 5 598 1019

Ogdensburg 11 74 77 109 154 189 193 203 210 245 259 281 290 304 311

316 330 334 342 352 361 389 418 425 428 440 453 471 474 482 490

495 496 506 509 518 527 541 566 574 591 599 604 616 624 665 680

686 700 841 850 890 896 897 898 899 900 914 932 978 979 1000 1014

1021 1115 1282 1283 1285

Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railroad 1208

“The Ogdensburg Agreement” 902

Ogdensburg Bridge & Port Authority 1148

Ogdensburg City Hospital 890


60

Ogdensburg City Hospital and Orphan Asylum 1273

Ogdensburg Fort LaPresentation 1208

Ogdensburg Marine Railway 1210

Ogdensburg Opera House 1239 1240

Ogdensburg Port 1210

Ogdensburg-Prescott Bridge 1018

Ogdensburg Town Hall 1240

O’Gorman, Francis 1222

O’Gorman, Jack 1222

O’Gorman, James 1222

O’Gorman, Robert 1222

Ohnikohra 869

O’Horo, Cathleen 1206

Oka Church 897

Old Coffee House 1011

Old Forge 1188

Old Fox 1015

“Old Main,” Potsdam 1160

Old Man’s Island 28

Oldsville 83 283 (see also “Macomb”)

Olen, Eugene 1267

Omohundro, John 1206 1282 1284

Omohundro, Susan 1043 1206 1276 1280 1282 1283 1284 1285 1289

Oneida Carry (Rome, NY) 897

O’Neil, Arthur 1021

O’Niel, Private Francis 1262

Onkwehonwe 869

Ontario Iron Company 1247

Opera Houses 787 1162 1238 1239 1240

Orange Butter Coloring 1014

Orchards 463 714

Orphan Trains 1032

Orphanage 878 1032 1273


61

Ormsby Pond 865

Osborn’s Lake 905

Osborneville 512

Ostrander, Al and Rita 1180

Ostrander, Lynde 1180

Oswegatchie, Fort of 791

Oswegatchie River 882 896 897 898 899 900 1009 1011 1013 1020 1023 1027

1167

Oswegatchie, Town of 216 228 369 405 425 874 1011 1136 1240

Oswegatchie, Village of 326 515 730

Oswegatchies (Soegatsi) 896 897 898 899 900

Oswego, NY 897 1009

Ottawa 890

Overacker, Albert W. 1150

Owego 1012

Owens, Emily 1033

“P” Packard, Milton D. 1013 1266

Pahud, Joseph 1247

Paine, Edward Michael 1005

Palmer, William 1247

Palmerville Cheese Factory 1151

Panthers 448

Papayankos 875

Paper Manufacturing 872 876

Paper Milk Container 856

Paper Mill 1163

Papineau, Louis Joseph 1208

Parades 806

Parish, David 32 46 55 471 482 622 680 850 1009 1115 1188 1189 1282 1285

Parish, E. A. 1143


62

Parish, George 304 311 316 622 765 1009 1210

Parish Papers 864

Parish Stone Store 1018

Parishville 27 32 36 46 80 145 163 164 212 257 332 488 643 655 699 724

850 865 1237 1282 1287

Parishville Barns 1085

Parishville Center 1287

Park Hotel, Childwold, NY 1237 1259

Park Street Church 1013

Parker, Abraham X. 20

Parker, Byron G. 655 699

Parker, Dr. Francis 98

Parker, Fred 1021

Parker, Isaac 20

Parks 1020

Parmelee, Sanford D. 1274

Parmeter Ledge 1043

Parmeter, Nathaniel 1043

Parmeter, Solomon 1043

Partridge, Willard 838

Passtizzo, Frank 1032

Patent 1014

Patriots War 43 56 421 454 824

Pattberg, Otto 1224

Patterson, Ebenezer 1187

Paul Smiths 583

Payne, William B. 1021 1025

Payson, Dr. James Milford 1286

Peace Medal 511

Pearl Harbor 1137 1138

Pearls 438

Pearson, Henry 362

Peddlers 293 481 640 1025


63

Pemberton, Grace 723

Periodicals, Northern New York 864

Perrin, Walter 875

Perry, Edward 1012

Perry, Isaac G. 777

Peters, Andy 864

Petersburg, Virginia Battle 1262

Peterson, M. O. 1275

Petrie, Edward 1264

Pettibone, Luman 1188

Pharmacists 1014

Phelps, Sidney R. 1026

Philadelphia 529

Phillips, Mrs. A. J. 1026

Phillips, Dr. J. A. 1012

Phillips, Pete 1022

Phoenix Club, Choral Group 838 846

Photography 1227

Pickands, Martin 1287

Pickens, Bell 1023

Pickens, Bessie 787

Pickens, John 1023 1132

Pickens Family 1023

Pickens Hall 1132 1238

Picnics 122

Picquet, Abbe Francois 897 898 899 1078

Picquet Cigar Co. 1021

Pierce, Captain Bester 1283

Pierce, Elizabeth Colburn 1044

Pierce, Louise 1044

Pierce, Mial R. 1044

Pierce, Minnie 1044

Pierce, Provider Roxford 1044


64

Piercefield, NY 782 1015 1237

Piercefield Paper Mill 1258 1259

Pierrepont 19 87 197 211 219 227 241 256 273 274 312 450 466 473 513

538 632 636 662 667

Pike, General Zebulon 1282

Pilot (Airplane) 1227

Pine Grove Real Estate Company 882

Pine Grove School 915

Pioneers 980 1022

Pirates 271

Pitcairn 278 362 1013 1266

Pittman, Howard 1007

Pittsburgh of the North 1009

Pittsburgh Reduction Company 882

Plaindealer 94 297 (see also “Newspapers”)

Plank Road 65 1154

Planty, Doris Brown 306

Plantz, Walter 854

Pleasant Valley 812

Plunkett, John 1268

Poetry 40 180 429 455 632 885 891

Point Airy 281 290 777

Polio 1014

Political Memorabilia 1044

Political Races 1028

Politics 198 215 354 401 495 1028

Pommerville, Vic 895

Poncet, Reverend Joseph Antoine 334

Pond View House 1237

Poorhouse 4 1032

Popes Mills 81 82 320 1012

Popple, W. G. 1197

Popular Music 1279


65

Population 579

Port of Ogdensburg 1210

Porteous, Samuel R. 1264

Pospisil, Allan 1276

Post and Henderson Lumber Company 1267

Post Offices 19A 39 75 132 218 280 307 340 (see also “Mail”)

Postcards 1226 1227

Potash 14 83 183 1194 1282

Potsdam 20 37 42 69 279 354 384 397 509 535 553 555 589 700 830 883

892 911 922 945 1011 1014 1015 1017 1026 1064 1136 1160 1183 1187

1223

Potsdam Civic Center 1160

Potsdam College 929

Potsdam Feed and Coal 857

Potsdam Milk Sugar Company 856

Potsdam Normal School 1160 1183

Potsdam Presbyterian Church 1160

Potsdam Red Sandstone Company 1043

Potsdam Sandstone 1043 1160 1185

Potsdam Sportsmen’s Club 857

Potsdam Summer Recreation Program 1190

Potsdam Train Depot 1160

Potsdam Universalist Church 1160

Potsdam Village Museum 1160 1284

Potter, Henry 764

Potter, O. J. 1197

Power, Sergeant Michael T. 1262

Powers, Charlotte Jane 1143

Pracy, Private Charles 1262

Presbyterians 337 405 459 527 628 1015

Prescott Windmill 879

Preserve America First Awards 1134

Presidents of U.S. 120 245 394 1003 1018


66

Press Coverage in St. Lawrence County 908

Preston, Frank 1237

Preston, Thomas 1240

Prevost, Sir George (Canada’s Governor General) 1282

Priesthood 897 898 899

Prince of Wales 709

Prittie, Edwin 1225

Proctor, William 1210

Prohibition 895 1259

Pulp and Paper Mills 872 876

Pulpit Rock 278

Purves, Thomas and Mary 1283

Pythian Home 1032

Pyrite 1196 1245

Pyrites 238 323 324 484 813 1163

Pyrites Paper Mill 1163

Pyrites Union Free School District 1163

“Q” Quaker Settlements 886

Quarries 1043

Quarterly Volunteers 1206

Quebec 1208

Queor, William 737

Quille, John W. 1021

Quilts and Coverlets 292 582 635 769

Quin, Private Edward 1262

“R” Races, Boat 189

Racket River 1237

Racquette House, Stark, NY 1237


67

Racquette Lake 1237

Racquette River (see “Raquette River”)

Racquette River Paper Company 1237

Racquette River Pulp Company 1268

Racquetteville Hotel 190

Rafting 102 148

Railroads 77 119 129 134 144 243 261 315 358 373 375 390 399 406 433

457 480 514 572 657 744 753 831 872 882 886 899 1009 1018 1023

1026 1148 1193 1196 1199 1208

Rainbow Bridge 865

Ramee, Joseph-Jacques 1283

Ranlett, Judith 873

Raquette Boreal Forest 1237

Raquette River 47 839 862 931 1015 1237

Raquette River Paper 1015

Raquette River Power Project 1015

Raquette Valley & St. Regis Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Society 860

Raquetteville 1026

Ray, Helen 838

Raymo, Pee Wee 1190

Raymond, Benjamin 838 1183 1188 1282

Raymond, L. 1274

Raymond, Melinda 1282

Raymond, Sewall 1043 1282

Raymondville 284 295 430

Ream’s Station Battle 1262

Rebellion of 1837 (see “Patriots War”)

Recreation 28 135 189 201 350 351 393 447 516 525 560 571 643 665 699

1115 (see also specific types of recreation)

Red Potsdam Sandstone 1160

Redington, George 451

Redmond, Lloyd 1141

Redwood Glass 671


68

Reed, John C. 1247

Reforestation and Relief Act 903

Regan, Charlotte 1226

Regis, John Francis 866

Reid, Colonel John

Religion 628 (see also “Churches” and names of specific denominations)

Religious Groups 881

Remington Collection 864

Remington, Frederic 89 722 809 916 917 1198

Remington, Rev. Jairus 57

Reminiscences 41 64 111 122 123 131 157 178 206 215 234 269 322 367

385 422 470 478 481 489 501 508 521 526 532 539 554 568 615

634 640 686 718 723 732 743 756 762

Rensselaer Falls 254 469 470 508 1081 1167 1256

Republic Steel 1015

Research, Historical 836

Reservoirs 1015

Resorts 47 252 347 348 349 350 352 437 456 464 522 578 584 587 656

711 735

Restoration Resources 1133

Retail Businesses 8 29 38 151 214 319 458 509 515 561 589 601 640 654

700 750

701 Reuter, J. E. 1021

Revolutionary War 47 142 631 791 942 1011 1015 1022

Reynolds, Corporal James 1262

Reynolds, Jerry 1237

Ricalton, James 620

Rich, Clayton 1174

Rich, Helen Hinsdale 429

Rich, Herbert 1174

Rich, Horace 1174

Richards, Linda 258 907

Richardson, Bill 1268


69

Richardson, C. B. 1157

Richardson Family 377 1023

Richardson Hall 1154 1155

Richardson, Minnie 1268

Richardson Romanesque 777

Richardson, William 1164

Richville 260 412 534 563 1136

Riehl, Evelyn 858 1279

Riggs, Frank Sr. 857

Riggs, Lindon 170

Ripley, Christopher 54

Ripley, Ed 871

River Guides 90 479 528

River Wreck 171

Rivers 85 193 341 427 479 497 661 931 1009 1010 1015 1020 1023 1024

(see also names of specific rivers)

Roads 61 65 273 287 318 329 366 409 436 453

Robb, James 1232

Robineau, Pierre 898

Robinson, Holton D. 736

Robinson, James E. 1131

Rob Roy Canoes 1013

Rocks 266 382

Rodee, Henry 1241

Rodee, Jennie 1239 1241

Rodee, Marilyn 1164

Rodie, Private Michael 1262

Rogers, Barbara Heller 1167

Rogers, Bert J. 1188

Rogers, William 862

Rolfe, B. A. 720 787

Rollway Bay 172

Romanesque Revival 938


70

Rome, NY (Oneida Carry) 897

Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railway 1148 1247

Rondeau, Noah John 1208

Roosevelt, Eleanor 843

Roosevelt, President Franklin 902 903 908 1188

Roosevelt, Theodore 1240

Rorke, Evangeline 1161

Rose, Fred 1268

Rose, W. H. 1021

Ross, Charles 1021

Ross, John 1282

Rosseel, Joseph 32 680 1210 1282

Rossie 2 75 229 250 478 551 680 1008 1009 1232 1282

Rossie-Brasie Corners Road 1009

Rossie Iron Works 1009 1282

Rossie Town Clerk Civil War book 1232

Rot-Gut (Bootleg Whiskey) 1267

“Rounder” 297

Rouse, John 1172

Rouses Point 1018

Roxford, Provider 1044

Rummel, Rich 873

Ruoff, Edward 1021

Rushton Boat Shop 1013

Rushton, J. Henry 24 606 608 625 1013 1247 1266

Rushton, Jas. 1274

Rushton, Leah 1013

Rushton, Martha 1013

Rushton Mills 1013

Rushton, Peter 1013

Russell 61 177 213 276 318 438 463 539 550 581 588 602 721 798 829 1150

Russell Armory 1282

Russell, Lillian 1240


71

Russell Opera House 1238

Russell Turnpike 1022

Rutherford, John 1019

Rutherford, Lloyd 1019

Rutherford, Marie 1206

Rutherford, Thomas 1019 1225

Rutland Railroad 1018 1148

Rutledge, Ann 1230

Rutledge, John 868

Ruttan, Lela 1268

Ruttan, Mildred 1268

Ruttan, Molly Young 1268

Ruttan, Oliver 1268

“S” Sabattis, Mitchell 1237

Sackett, Elijah 1282

Sad Irons 576

Sage, Donald A. 1242

Sage, Lauren 1242

Sage, Mary Shead 1242

St. Amand, Joseph Maxim 1267

St. Amand, Joseph Maxim, Jr. 1267 1268

St.Amand, Mable Virginia Lagoe 1268

St. Amand, Margaret Carolyn 1268

St. Amand Mary Constance 1268

St. John’s Baptist Church 1018

St. Joseph’s Home 1273

St. Lawrence 497

St. Lawrence Academy 1183

St. Lawrence County Agricultural Society 860 1143

St. Lawrence, County of 4 7 339 524 680 702 913 923 934 935 937 938 947


72

975 976 1015 1115

St. Lawrence County Historical Association 3 289 294 533 592 594 651 658 663

726 748 827 933 1008 1056 1057 1068 1076 1107 (see also Silas Wright

House and Museum)

St. Lawrence County Historical Association Annual Report 844 1090

St. Lawrence County Historical Association Archives 864

St. Lawrence County Historical Association Barn Raising 1056 1057

St. Lawrence County Jersey Cattle Club 1019

St. Lawrence Power Company 882

St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center 777 932

St. Lawrence Pyrite Company 1196

St. Lawrence Railroad 1247

St. Lawrence Regiment 794 795 796 798 1018

St. Lawrence River 85 102 148 193 341 708 709 809 814 822 942 1010 1011

1052 1075 1237 1282

St. Lawrence Seaway 562 808 871 1210

St. Lawrence University 497 670 675 731 870 1031 1227

St. Lawrence University Archives 1227

St. Martin, Antoine 418

St. Mary’s Academy of Ogdensburg 890

St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Potsdam 1160

St. Patrick’s Party 1015

St. Paul’s Church, Piercefield, NY 1259

St. Regis 781

St. Regis Paper Company 1148

St. Regis River 1024 1237

Saleratus 183 (see also “Potash”)

Salmon, Father James 980

Salt Lake City, Utah 1017

Sanborn, Dr. Lewis 1023

Sand 1245

Sanderson, Ebenezer 1157

Sanderson, Willard 1157


73

Sandstone 922 1043 1245

Sanford, Clarton E. 1016

Sanford, Judge Jonah 48 1016

Sanford, Jonah Jr. 1016

Sanford, Rollin Brewster 1016

Sanfordville 159 750

Sans Souci 522

Santimaw, Dan 27

Saranac Laker 1013

Sarle Letters 928

Satterlee Hall 1183

Sawmills 32 33 159 750 897 904 1022 (see also “Lumbering,” “Mills”)

Sawyer, Justice William H. 1026

Sayer, Stanley 1225

Schellenger, Amy M. 1241

Schellenger, Esther Perry 1241

Schellenger, Gilbert A. 1239 1240 1241

Schellenger, Jennie Rodee 1239 1241

Schellenger, Katherine Hartmann 1239 1241

Schellenger, Reuben Riggs 1241

Schellenger, Robert 1241

Schellenger, Rollin D. 1241

Scheller House, Potsdam 1160

Schofell, Otis 895

School of Agriculture at Canton (see “State University of N. Y. – Canton A.T.C.”)

Schools 17 31 64 72 202 204 206 253 254 256 277 279 359 366 380 385

395 404 416 417 425 430 466 469 473 488 512 513 516 539 553 557

559 568 591 614 615 623 732 812 915 1020 1032 1167 1183 (see also

“Education”)

Scotch 1019 1022

Scotch Presbyterian Church 1019

Scotland 1022

Scottish Craftsmen 1010


74

Schoultz, Nils von 454

Scott, British General Hercules 1282

Scott, Horace N. 1188

Scott, Philo (“Fide”) 558

Scott’s Bridge 116 215

“Scott’s 900” 192

Scottish Immigrants 811

Scullin Family 146

Scullin, John 1024

Scullin Mansion 1024

Scullin, Nicholas 1024

Scuttle Hole Creek 1268

Seabury, Rev. Samuel 1015

Seaman, G. A. 1023

Sears & Roebuck 765

Selleck, Gilman 636

Semple, Ron 1254 1255 1261 1262

Senior Home 1032

September 10, 1787 1011

Settlements 925 927

Settlers 7 13 21 32 36 57 110 182 274 283 285 291 334 386 396 409 434

441 446 600 680 702 980

Seventh Day Adventists 432

Sevey’s Corners 1237

Seymour, Dr. Elbridge 387

Seymour, George 1210

Seymour House Hotel 1045

Seymour, Isaac 1210

Shampine, Leon 1024

Shannon, Bessie 1268

Shannon, Hattie 1268

Shannon, John “Babe” 1268

Shannon, Lillian 1268


75

Shannon, Mary 1268

Shannon, Patrick 1268

Shannon, Paul 1268

Shannon, Susie 1268

Shannon, Tillie 1268

Shannon, Tom 1268

Shannon, Willie 1268

Shaw, Reverend Clemons 885

Shaw, Robert 846

Shawville 1022

Shea, Judge John 1032

Shead, Mary 1242

Shead, Nancy Shipman 1242

Shead, Orra 1242

Sheads Corners 1022

Sheds, Horse 38

Sheep 739 1187

Sheehan, Private Garrett 1262

Shepard, Julia and Charles 909

Sheriff 339

Sherman, Augustus 1237

Sherman, L. V. (Canton Blacksmith) 1286

Shields, Private Edward 1262

Shipma, Jarvis 1268

Shipman, Kate 1268

Shipman, Merrill 1268

Shipping 1210

Ships 11 420 708 (see also “Boats”)

Shuette, Marie A. 838 842 846 852

Sign Painter 1021

Silas Wright House and Museum 533 592 594 627 630 637 651 658 695 904 1141

Silk Mills 810

Silsby, Mrs. C. A. 1241


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Silver Lake Bowl 868

Silver Set 989

Simcoe, John Graves 1282

Simons, Edward 1029 1045 1048

Singleton, William 1021

Sinter Plant 1275

Sisson Family 1015 1237

Sister Christine Taylor 1273

Sister Eileen Murray 1273

Sister Roseanne Taylor 1273

Sister St. Bridget Higgins 1273

Sister Florence of the Sacred Heart 1273

Sister Mary Vera 1273

Sister St. John Vincent 1273

Six Great Tracts 1015

Sixbury, Fred 1012

Sixtieth St. Lawrence Regiment 794 795 796 798

Skinner, Erva 838

Skinnerville 1188

Slab City 498 510

Slave Trade 883

Slavery 881 883

Sleepy Hollow 45 60

Sly, Bernard 1268

Sly, Frank 1267

Sly, Hattie 1268

Slye, Anna Payne 1025

Smallman, Mary Hadlock 749 755 1156 1235

Smallman, Walter 1235

Smith, Asahel 1188

Smith, Amos 1157

Smith, Carlton 1188

Smith, Catherine 1224


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Smith, David 876

Smith, George 1247

Smith, Gordon 1188

Smith, Halsey 1224

Smith, Captain Hugh 1018

Smith, Jack 1227

Smith, John 1017

Smith, Private John 1262

Smith, Mort 1012

Smith, Nellie Gale 1224

Smithers, Nina Willard 220 231 383

Smithsonian Institute 1013

Smock, John Conover 1267

Smuggling 760

Snell, Bertrand 198 354 835 1237

Snell Hall, Clarkson University, Potsdam 1160 1183

Snell, Hollis 1237

Snell, Jennie Dove 1277

Snell, John 1237

Snell, Sara Merrick 838 852

Snow Plows 543

Snow Sculpture 675

Snowshoes 574

Snyder House 783

Snyder, Mark 1190

Social Activities, 1830-40 775

Social Work 890

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Animals 1032

Society of United Helpers 1033

Society of United Helpers Children’s Home 1033

Solomon, Haym 1015

Somerville 178 1009

Sons of Temperance 699


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South Channel 1010

South Colton 1015 1237 1276

South Edwards 1022

South Woods 1013 1246 1266

Spears, James 1165

Speculation (see “Land Speculation”)

Sperling, Bernard 859

Sperling, Mayer 640

Sports (see “Recreation” and names of specific sports)

Spotsylvania Courthouse, Virginia 1262

Spragueville 68 151 407 597 1009 1025

Spratt, Dr. Thomas 1026 1032

Spring, James 1264

Springfield, Illinois 1231

Stacey, Gerry 1190

Stael, Madame de 434

Stained Glass 328

Stalbird, E. E. 1197

Stalbird, Flavius 307

Stammerville 282 605

Stammers Family 605

Stamps – .04 Remington 89

Staples, William 1188

Star Lake 477 584 587

Star Spangled Banner 1281 1282

Starch 217 724

Stark 552

Stark, John 691

Starkes, Lillian 1026

State Board of Charities 1032

State Fair 1019

State Hospital 281 290

State Park Commission 1237


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State University of N. Y. – Canton A. T. C. 740 851 860

State University of New York College at Potsdam 1183

Steamers (see “Transportation” and “Algona”)

Steamship “United States” 899 900

Steamship “New York” 1210

Steamshnips 1210

Steele, Adelaide 1032 1105

Stella Mines 1196 1224

Stellaville 520 1196 1224

Stencils 641

Stevenson, Robert Louis 1013

Stewart, Bill 1282

Stewart, Private John H. 1262

Stillman, William J. 1237

Stillwell, Smith 235

Stockholm 401 732 743 1010 1011 1037 1136 1187 1188

Stockholm Depot 1188

Stockholm Center 1188

Stockholm Historical Organization 1037 1038 1039

Stocking, Billius 752

Stoddard, Seneca Ray 1237

Stone, Ted 1264

Stone Churches 934

Stone Houses 1019

Stone Mill 921

Stone Walls 301

Stoneware 769

Storrs, Levi 1154

Story, Bernard 1021

Storytelling 895

Street, Alfred Billings 455 1237

Streeter, George (“Jerry”) 502

Strike (Alcoa 1917) 882


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Strong, Edward “Ned” 1210

Sucker Brook 1019

Sudds, W. F. 343 787

Sugar-of-Milk Baking Powder 856 1014

Sugaring 647 649 885 889

Sullivan, James 1237

Sulphite Mill 872

Sulphur 1196

Sumner, Alanson A. 1247

Sunday, Billy 779

Sunday Rock 1237 1276

SUNY Potsdam 1183

Surveying Team, Stark Dam 839

Susice, Bert 778

Swan Family 589

Swaner, Kathryn Wells 1224

Swaner, William 1224

Swartzentruber Amish 1247

Sweetgrass Baskets 845

Swift, Charles 1268

Sykes Family 335

Sylvan Falls 825

Sylvia Lake 344 544

Synagogues 604

“T” Talc Industry 356 872 1015 1245

Talcott Family 310

Tanneries 161 363 1237

Tanning 1247

Tarbell, Fred 781 1022

Tavern Island 585


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Taverns 436 (see also “Hotels”)

Taylor, George 1268

Taylor, Mrs. Samuel L. 1241

Taylor, Rev. William 1019

Taylor, Zachary 881

Teacher Training, Music 838 842 846 852

Teaching 890

Telephone 439

Telephone Central 1019

Temperance 688 699

Temples 934

Ten Towns 1010 1011 1015 1022

Terrace Park 252 578

Thatcher, Calvin 1014

Thatcher, Dr. Harvey 42 856 858 1014

Thatcher, John 1188

Thatcher Manufacturing Company 853

Thatcher, Martin 1154

Theyer, Lewis 1156

Theyer, Mary Ann White 1156

Theyer, Thaddeus 1156

Thibault Falls 953

Thomas Indian School 1033

Thomas, Jacob 1290

Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial School of Technology 1160

Thompson, Arthur 1019

Thompson, Elizabeth Eva 868

Thompson, Elmeron E. 1066

Thompson, James & B. 28

Thompson, Margaret 1019

Thompson, Stanley and Jean 1166

Thousand Islands 288 522 1013

Thousand Islands House 1013


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Tidewater Pipe Line Company 1247

Tiffany, Louis C. 328

Timber Industry 1193 1237 1247

Time 298

Tisdale, Betsy 1247

Tobacco 1021

Tolls 1012

Tombalin, Stephen A. 1188

Tomlinson, Lorena Bacon 1015

Tools (see names of specific tools)

Tories 1011 1015

Tovette, Joseph 1045

Town, Elisha 1184

Town Family 1184

Town Historians 1053

Town, Roscoe and Tacy Clintsman 1184

Towne, William and Joanne 1184

Townsend, Dr. Richard 1172

Tozer Family 694

Tracy, Eli 626

Tracy, Festus 1011

Tracy, J. D. 1026

Tracy, Festus 1166

Train, George 1043

Train Wreck 1018

Tramps 895

Transportation 11 154 160 379 420 426 468 480 499 519 599 691 759 1115

(See also “Automobiles,” “Boats,” “Ferries,” “Roads,” “Ships”)

Trapping 364

Travels 599 638 733 985

Treason 1015

Treaties 870

Trespass Act of 1784 1011


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Trinity Chapel 920

Trinity Church 911

Trinity Episcopal Church, Morley 1156 1280

Trinity Episcopal Church, Potsdam 1043 1160 1179

Trithart, David 1036

Trolleys 154 519 987 1000

Trout Lake 437 707

Truax, Nelson 879

Trudeau, Edward Livingston 1208

Trull, Gertrude Wallace 1178

Trulock, Trent 1030 1037 1116 1117 1121 1125 1128 1136 1141 1147 1156

1161 1187 1191 1195 1198 1202 1206 1216 1226 1229 1235 1238 1245

1252 1258 1266 1271 1281

Trustees, Board of, SLCHA 844

Tryon County 524 1149

Tuck, Andrew 768

Tug Hills 1247

Tunnicliffe, Richard 838

Tupper Lake, NY 1237

Turkeys 741 1023

Turnpikes (see “Roads”)

Tyler, Harry 635

Typhoid Fever 1262 1263

Tyrrell, Hazel 662

“U” Ugo 1013

Underground 1015

Union Army 884 887 892 909

Union Falls 1017

Union Road 1017

Union Schoolhouse 1017


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Union Settlement, 1804 53 1017

Unions 1001 1033

Unitarianism 1017

United Church of Christ 565

United Church of Madrid 1209

United Helpers Home 440

United Helpers Society 878

United States – Canadian border 902

U. S. Custom House, Ogdensburg 1285

Universalists 162 496 504 1154

Universities 1014 1015

Unser, William, railroad conductor, 1267

Upper Canada 1282

Usher, Bloomfield 1185

Usher, Luke 1237 1259

“V” Van Buren Family 419

Van Buren, Martin 780 879

Van Buren, Peter 1020

Van Heuvel, Jacob 1023

Van Heuvel House 783

Van Horne Family 883

Van Rensselaer, Henry 462 503 1167

Van Rensselaer Mill 118 222

Van Rensselaer Point 899

Van Rensselaer, Stephen 1167 1282

Van Rensselaer, Solomon 1282

Van Rensselaers 1010 1015

Van Duzee, Stephen 199

Vance, C.F. 1026

Vanderbilt Club 1237


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Vanderbilt, William H. 1143

Vanornum, J. B. 1274

Vansant, Joann Collins 1184

Vansant, Richard 1184

Venier, Mr. & Mrs. 859

Veraldo, Gerald 1037

Vesper 1013

Vespucci, Ameriga 304 311 622 780

Veterinary Medicine 832

Victorian Stone Churches 934

Vietnam Conflict 807

Violent Party 1011

Violins (see “Fiddling”)

Volancour, Jennie 1267

Von Schoulte, Nils 454

“W” WCTU (see Women’s Christian Temperance Union)

Waddington 5 22 95 136 158 451 472 598 620 646 702 704 775 818 1010

1011 1019 1051 1052 1283

Waddington, Joshua 1010 1011 1015

Wager Brothers Construction Company 1275

Wait, Samuel C. 752A

Wakefield, Ralph 838 842 846 852

Walker, Nathan 1188

Walker, William 1019

Wall Stenciling 641

Wallace, Gertrude Claflin 1178

Wallace, Helen McMasters 1157

Wallace, Jessie 1012

Wallace (Jonathon Wallace House 1828) 1043

Wallace, Matthew I. 1178


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Wallace, Matthew S. 1178

Wallach, Lester 1240

Walls, Stone 301

Walsh, Billy 1035

Walters, Carmeta 1227

Wampum 869

Wanakena 130 710 1008 1174

Wanakena Foot Bridge 891 1174

War Gaming 908

War 1015 1016 1018

War of 1812 36 175 450 506 792 1016 1281 1282 1283 1284 1285

War Maneuvers (1940) 805 806

Ward, Bill 1021

Ward Brothers 1021

Ward, By 1021

Ward, Eph 1021

Ward, Freddie 1021

Ward, John 1021

Ward, Ned 1021

Ward, Suzanne 1206

Warren, John 1259

Washburns 1017

Washing 242 576 650

Washington-Baltimore Railroad 1018

Washington, George 1015

Water Witching 507

Water Falls 427 1022

Watering Troughs 308

Waterman, Chester 1239

Waterman, Edgar de Forest 1239

Waterman, Ethel 1239

Watertown Mattress Co. 1020

Watson, Elkanah 860


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Watson, Elmer 1237

Watson, Mary Jane 1276

Watson, Robert 1022

Watts, Robert 1287

Weathervane 769

Weaver, Jackson 1247

Webb, Dr. William Seward 1148 1208 1237

Webber, Clinton Orrison 1259

Webber, Helen “Aline” R. McSween 1259

Webster, Samuel 1188

Webster, Warren 1188

Wegatchie 500 1009

Welch, Anna 1268

Welch, Billy 1268

Welch, Lena Dodds 1268

Welch, Marion 1268

Wells, Alma Nell 1224

Wells, Doris Elizabeth 1224

Wells, John Franklin 1224

Wells, Doris Helena 1224

Wells, Lucille Isabelle 1224

Wells, Melvin Claude 1224

Wells, Mildred Aileen 1224

Wells, Willis Warren 1224

Wells, Stella Elizabeth Smith 1224

Welsh 563

Welt, Allen 1021

Werewolf 778

Wesleyan Seminary 1020

Westbrook, Charles P. 1009

Weston, Jim 1268

Weston, Maggie Gagnon 1268

West Stockholm 501 1188


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Wheaton, Harry 859 1195

Wheeler, Camp 77

Wheeler, Congressman William A. 1018

Whigs 1011

Whitall-Tatom Company 1014

Whitehead, John 1022

Whitfield, William 538

Whitford, Lou Finley 1274

Whitman, H. T. 1185

Whitney, Benjamin 1026

Whitney House 190 1026

Wick, Upper and Lower 858

Wicks Mine 1009

Wickwire, Eddie 1201

Wickwire, Francis 1201

Wild Life Preserve 499

Wilder, Frank 1112

Wilderness 927

WWilkinson, Major General Wade 1282

Willard, Frances 1033

Willcox, William C. 853

Williams and Johnson Architects 1024

Williams, Eleazer (see “Dauphin, Lost”)

Williams, Jesse 1194

Williams, Mickey 1206

Wilson Family 386

Wilson, Richard 1038

Wilson, Tom 1240

Wilton, Isabel 981 982 983

Windfall of 1845 104 1237

Windfall House Hotel 1237

Windmill Point 793

Windmills 43 435


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Wing Dedication 873

Wing, Gertrude, Jayville teacher 1268

Winn, Elizabeth 1032 1226

Winslow, Job 1022

Winslow, J. H. 1274

Winter 766 767

Winthrop 1038 1188

Wise, Dr. Peter 777

Witherbee, Carl 718

Wohlforth, Julius 293

Women’s Christian Temperance Union 688 1201

Women’s Liberation 1059

Women’s Rights Convention 1033

Wonderland 580

Wood Carving 353 662 737 1156

Woodard, Alba 1188

Woodbridge Corners 380 486

Woodford 378

Woodhull, Victoria 1028

Woodruff, Frank 868

Woods, Dennis

Woodward, Allen 1149

Woodward, Bill 1149

Woodward, Charles & Beulah Minnick 1149

Woodward, Donald 1149

Woodward, Florence Wilson 1149

Woodward, Henry 1149

Woodward, John 1149

Woodward, Larry 1149

Woodward, Samuel 1149

Woodworking 1287

Wool 739

Woolen Industry 886


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World War I 802 803 804

World War II 805 902 1062 1069 1071 1072 1137 1138 1217 1218 1219 1220 1221

World War II and Women 1059

Wright, Alpheus 152

Wright, Archie 1001

Wright, Benjamin 1011 1188 1237

Wright, Clarissa 996

Wright, Dr. M. D. 1197

Wright, Silas 25 26 105 268 530 570 597 672 681 687 695 705 712 719 725

761 987 988 989 990 991 992 993 1016 1141 1145 1157

Writing – Lost Art of Writing 1080

“Y” Yankee Traders 1015

Yale University 1015

Young, Charles

Young, Clinton 1149

Young, Donald 1268

Young, Edgar 1268

Young, Ellen Woodward 1149

Young, George 1268

Young, Corporal Isaac 1252

Young, James 1268

Young, Matilda 1268

Young, Sam 1268

Young, Sarah 1268

Young, Thomas 1268

Youngs, George 1268

Youngs, Joseph 1268

Youngs, Margaret 1268

“Z”


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Zerrahn, Carl 1240

Zinc 1245

Zion Episcopal Church, Colton 1160 1185

Zuklang (Gouverneur Musical Group) 1225

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