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See: The Bulletin of the New York
State Historical Association and New York History, the Quarterly! fournal of the New York State His- torietal. Association, for records of secent accessions. Dr. Edward P, Al, xander, late director of the New. York Statee Historical" Association,' began publishing lists of, the Asso- ciations holdnings as they became ar- ranged (se¢ NNew York History, April 1941.
Corning Public Library
Coming-Corning Public Library, World War Memorial, East First and Pine streets. Librarian, Mary I McCabe. Hours 10 a. m .-- 8:30 p. m. Weekdys.
History and Purpose Founded in 1873, it is not primarily interested In the collection of manuscripts. Gifts are accepted only if they relate to local history, since limited space pro- hibits general acceptance. The li- brary is housed in a two story fire- proof, brick building, constructted in 1930. Space is adequate., Holdings
A. Original deed executed by Phelps and Gorham, 1790, for 23,440 acres ,(taking in Corning and a large part of Steuben county.) 1 B. Partition deed of the Corning Company, 1855.
Cy List of voters in Corning 1864 D. Minute book of the Corning Hook and Ladder Company, 1854-68. One volume and 3 pieces, accessi- ble without restrictions. There is no photostat service.
CORTLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Cortland-
President, Eleanor Blanchard. Hours 1 p. m .- 5 p. m. weekdays, excep Saturday.
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(Continued from last week.)
Holdings
CORTLAND COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOC., CORTLAND
A. Earl Records of Cortland Coun- ty Townships (except Freetown,) in- cluding town account books, school district reports, justice of the peacel records ,assessment rolls, supervisors; records, accounts of overseers of the poor, and military, highway and elec- tion records.
B. Vital records 1798-1900, com-
prising: records of early births, deaths, and marriages, copied from early newspapers; old cemetery and Bible records, 5 v .; diaries and scrap- books and census records (1825, 1835, 1850, 1860.)
C. Church records of Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church, Cincin- natus 1825-28; First Baptist Church
In Cortland, 1801-76; First Society of the Methodist Episcopal Shurch, Cortlandville · 182-1905; . First Bap- tist Church and Society, Marathon, 1831-98; First Religious Soclety of Homer, 1799-1856; Homer Congrega- tional Church 1801-22; Seventh Day
Baptist Soclety, Scott, 1831-1927;
Free Congregational Church 'in So-
lon, 1845-96; Truxton Presbyterian
Church 1811-40; Virgil Baptist So- Police Force 1866-70, 1 v.
ciety, 1840-98; and Virgil Presbyter-
9. Record of the Common Schools of Schenectady and Princetown 1844- ian Church 1805-23.
D. Genealogical records, 1623, 120 51, 1 v.
Cort- cluding certificates of appointment. land county families, prepared by the paths .of office, extracts of minutes. county historian.
E. Miscellaneous materials, includ- peace, .overseers of the poor, and the: to Common Council of the city of Sche- nectady, election returns, town ordi-
ing letters of Elkanah Watson
John Gillett, 1823-29, 18 pieces; per-
sonal letters of James Church to nances and other data.
es; records of the Young People's Benevolent Association, Hartford,
1. Papers relating to the Revolu- tionary War, Including military or- 1853-56; records of the Virgil Tem- ders, muster rolls, data on the pro- perance Soclety, 1829-36; papers of
visioning of the army and the set- tlement of accounts against the
state, extracts from the papers of Giles F. Yates and other sources
bearing on the service and pension 1833-45; Wire family papers, includ-
Ing personal and business correspon-
dence of Rev. George Wire and rem-
claims of Schenectady soldiers, cop- les of the dlary and journal of Cap- Iniscences of Nancy, Brodley Wire; tain John Davis who served In the records of the Cortland County Far- campaign leading to the surrender mers Club, 1878-85; register of Eagle of Cornwallis at Yorktown (1778, Tavern, Cortlandville, 1840-51; legal papers and correspondence of Mara-
thon residents, 1840-60; Simeon tady Independent Artillery 1842- Sampson's daily register, 1843-45, in-
49, 1 v., including also constitution. cluding inventory of household bbylaws and record of membership goods; account books and other pa- was The improvement of its members of this organization, Whose object pers of George Washington Sampson 1830-50; Seymour B. Dunn's volum on "The Early Academies of Cortland În martial and military exercises. (To be continued) County;" genealogical and historical records of the town of Preble, com- piled by Helen Van Buskirk; remin- Iscenes of old Cortland County resi- dents; and miscellaneous account books, agreements, bills of sale, in -. dentures, Invoices, maps, mortgagek and other data.
There are approximately 100 vol- umes and 750 pieces, all of which are arranged by subject. All of the material Is catalogued on 1,000 index cards (3x5) by names of persons and townsbips, showing date, brief de- scription of subject and location. The material is available to users upon application. Photostatic copies may be obtained at 35c per sheet. (To be continued)
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(Continued from last week.)
SCHENECTADY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, SCHENECTADY
2. Tax Records.
Tax lists 1718-9, 1751.
Assessment rolls of the real and personal estates in the first ward of the city of Schenectady, 1803 (1 v.) 1816 (1 v.)
3. Minutes of Meetings of the' Trustees of the Town of Schenec- tady 1792-98, 1 v.
4. Records of Votes taken in Sche- nectady, Senators, and Members of Congress 1799-1826, 1 v.
5. Records of Votes for Members of Assembly, 1798-1822, 1 v.
6. Book of Licenses and Permits granted by Joseph C. Yates, Mayor of Schenectady 1800-1807, 1 v.
7. Records of the Schenectady Fire Department, 1824-70, 8 v., including rosters of fire companies (1824-65, 4 v.) and membership and minute books of the Neptune Fire Engine Company No. 4 (1843-70, 4 v.))
8. Time Book of the Schenectady
10. Miscellaneous materials, ir .- folders. Complete genealogies and
miscellaneous notes on many
William Higgins, comprising account
books (2), 1843-46, and agreements,
contracts and other business records,
1781-82, 3 v.) and other data.
2. Book of Minutes of the Schenec-
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(Continued from last week.) Holdings
Schenectady
Schenectady County Historical So- ciety, 13 Union street. President, William B. Efner. Curator, Mrs. Grace P. Van Vranken. Hours: 10 a. m .- 12 m., and 2 p. m .- 5 p. m. week- days.
History and Purpose. Founded In 1905 to promote and encourage his- torical research, disseminate a great. er knowledge of the early history of Schenectady county, gather books, manuscripts, papers and relics re- lating to the early history of Sche- nectady county and continguous ter. ritory, mark places of historic inter- Jest and acquire by purchase, gift. devise or otherwise, the title to, 01 the custody and control of historic spots and places. Gifts and condi tional deposits of manuscripts are welcomed, exchanges or sales maj be made at the discretion of the President, and purchases are made tc the extent that funds permit. The society is housed in its own building, a two story, nonfireproof, brick
structure, erected in 1839. Manu- scripts are kept In a safe, wooden cabinet and fire resistant vault, with limited space for their storage.
Holdings
A. Church records:
1. Records of the Reformed Protes- tant Dutch Church of Schenectady, 1662-1938, comprising: 31 bound v. relating largely to church finances. Included are treasurer's account books, ledgers, daybooks, memoran- dum books, quitrent receipt boogs, seat registers and miscellaneous journals of receipts, obligations and expenditures; also register of mem- bership (1661-1851, 1 v.), record of baptisms (1694-1851, 1 v.) and regis- ter of marriages (1785-1823, 1 v.)
Countless individual ' manuscripts, including deeds, leases, mortgages, maps, surveys, pastors' receipts, lists of pew holders, resolutions relat- ing to the' disposal of land, powers of attorney, Consistory instructions regarding pew rents, loans, interest, mortgages, prosecutions, the price of wheat taken in payment of rent, and other matters, construction con- tracts, lists of persons engaging pas- ture for cattle and holding lands under the consistory, baptismal and marriage records, minutes of con- sistory meetings, records of church missions, statements of quit-rents and other obligations due the church, correspondence relating to the call of ministers, and other data. (For over 600 specific citations of Dutch Reformed church manuscripts acces- sioned during 1905-12, see the Year !. Book of the Schenectady County His- torical Society, 1905-6, 1906-8, 1908- 12.)
2. Records of the Schodack Dutch Reformed Church, 1770-1831, 1 v. (typed), comprising records of bap- tisms and marriages.
3. Miscellaneous church and ceme- tery records, including records of the Scotia and Niskayuna Reformed churches, records of St. John's cem- etery and other' burial groups in Schenectady, Rotterdam, Duanes-
of proceedings of justices of the
Col. William Church 1851-57, 33 piec-
C. Military Records :
began publishing lists of the Asso- ciation's hold ings as they became ar-
ranged (se INew York \History,
April" 1941;)
Corning Public Library
Coming-Corning Public Library, World War Memorial, East First and Pine streets. Librarian, Mary L McCabe. Hours 10 & m .- 8:30 p. m. Weekdys.
History and Purpose, Founded i 1873, It is not primarily interested in the collection of manuscripts. Gifts are accepted only if they relate to local history, since limited. space pro- hlbits general acceptance.\ The li- brary Is housed in a two story fire- proof, brick building, construcited in 1930. Space is adequate. Holdings
A. Original deed executed by Phelps and Gorham, 1790, for 23, 40 acres ,(taking in Corning and a large part of Steuben county.)
B. Partition deed of the Corning Company, 1855.
Cy List of voters in Corning 1864 D. Minute book of the Corning Hook and Ladder Company, 1854-68 One volume and 3 pieces, accessi- ble without restrictions. There is no photostat service.
CORTLAND COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY Cortland-
President, Eleanor Blanchard. Hours 1 p. m .- 5 p. m. weekdays, excep Saturday.
History and Purpose. . The Society was organized in October, 1924 and chartered in 1932 for the purpose of preserving county and town records of historical value. Purchases, sales, and exchanges are sometimes made, and gifts are accepted. The society is housed on the third floor of the County Courthouse, a three story, fireproof, sandstone building, con- structed in 1922, with. adequate space for records. .
William Higgins, comprising account tlement of accounts against prie
books (2), 1843-46, and agreements, state, extracts from the papers of
contracts and other business records, Glles F. Yates and other sources
bearing. on the service and pension ing personal and business correspon- 1833-45; Wire family papers, includ- claims of Schenectady soldiers, cop- dence of Rev. George Wire and rem- les of the diary and journal of Cap- iniscences of Nancy, Brodley Wire; tain John Davis who served In the campaign leading to the surrender
records of the Cortland County Far- mers Club, 1878-85; register of Eagle of Cornwallis at Yorktown (1778, 1781-82, 3 v.) and other data.
Tavern, Cortlandville, 1840-51; legal
papers and correspondence of Mara-
2. Book of Minutes of the Schenec- tady Independent Artillery 1842- 49, 1 v., Including also constitution, bbylaws and record of membership of this organization, whose object was The improvement of Its members In- martial and military exercises.
(To be continued)
thon residents, 1840-60; Simeon Sampson's daily register, 1843-45, in- cluding inventory of household goods; account books and other pa- pers of George Washington Sampson 1830-50; Seymour B. Dunn's volum on 'The Early Academles of Cortland County;" genealogical and historical records of the town of Preble, com- plled by Helen Van Buskirk; remin- Iscenes of old Cortland County resl- dents; and miscellaneous account books, agreements, bills of sale, in -. dentures, Invoices, maps, mortgage and other data.
There are approximately 100 vol- umes and 750 pieces, all of which are arranged by subject. All of the material is catalogued on 1,000 index cards (3x5) by names of persons and townships, showing date, brief de- scription of subject and location. The material Is available to users upon application. Photostatle copies may be obtained at 35c per sheet.
(To be continued)
bership (1661-1851, 1 v.), record of baptisms (1694-1851, 1 v.) and regls- ter of marrlages (1785-1823, 1 v.)
Countless Individual ' manuscripts, including deeds, leases, mortgages, maps, surveys, pastors' receipts, lists of pew holders, resolutions relat- ing to the disposal of land, powers of attorney, Consistory instructions regarding pew rents, loans, interest, mortgages, prosecutions, the price of wheat taken in payment of rent, and other matters, construction con- tracts, lists of perzons engaging pas- ture for cattie and holding lands under the conslstory, baptismal and marriage records, minutes of con- sistory. meetings, records of- church missions, statements of quit-rents and other obligations due the church, correspondence relating to the call of ministers, and other data. (For over 600 specific citations of Dutch Reformed church manuscripts acces- sioned during 1905-12, see the Year Book of the Schenectady County His- torical Society, 1905-6, 1906-8, 1908- 12.)
2. Records of the Schodack Dutch Reformed Church, 1770-1831, 1 v. (typed), comprising records of bap- tisms and marriages.
3. Miscellaneous church and ceme- tery records, including records of the Scotia and Niskayuna Reformed churches, records of St. John's cem- etery and other' burial groups in Schenectady, Rotterdam, Duanes- burg, Glenville, Pattersonville, and other places, Rev. Clarence W. Back- us' historical sketch of the First Presbyterian church of Princetown (1884), R. D. Mahaffy's sketch of the Florida congregation of .the Al- bany Presbytery (1936) . and other data.
B. Public Records of Schenectady (town and clty.)
. 1. Financial Records 1707-1859, 16 v., comprising miscellaneous records of recelpts and expenditures of the town of Schenectady. Included are records of quitrents payable to the trustees of Schenectady (1738-1831) 4 v., and accounts of city treasurers Abram Swits (1759-79, 1 v.),'Jacob Swits (1821-35,) 3 v., including biils paid by the city for the entertain- ment of General Lafayette (in 1825), Thomas Harman and Nicholas Swits (1835-41, 3 v.), and others. (To be continued)
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Green County Historical Society (Continued from last week.)
Also records of:
31. Coxsackie Missionary society 1820-29, 1 v., comprising the consti- tution of the Society, names of mem -! bers and proceedings.
C. 'Genealogicai materials, 1638- 1900. Much of the data prepared by Henry Brace. Coiiection inciudes
genealogies of the following fam- ilies: David Abeel, Christian Algler, Johannes and Amelia Berger, Eg- bert Bogardus, Johan Wilhelm Bran-
dow, Peter Bronk, Burhans, Philip
.
Conyn, Christian Dederick, John
Dies, Teunis Dirkse, Jan Baptisa
Dumond, John Fiero, Hooghteling,
Johann Wiiheim* Lehmann, Long- endyke, Martegarritse, Marteise, An- natje Myer, Jannetje Mynderse, Jo- han Pieter Piank, Siivester Salisbury
(and. Elizabeth Beck), Silvester sion of the secretary. There is no! Schuyier, Nultje Van Bergen, Henry photostat or other copy service: and Maria Van Dyck, J and Maria (To be continued) Albertse Van Loan, William and Temperance Van Orden, Ron and Maria Vander Vorst Vedder, Whit- beck, Godfred and Johanna Woiden, and the Wolvin family.
.. D. Hallenbeck papers, 1703-1901, 14 bundles, containing records of iit- igation ' (1785-1848), wilis (1740- 1901), records of conveyances (1703- 1876), mortgage certificates (1810- 96), .and records of applications for pensions from the US Army 1775- 1865.
E. Lampman Papers 1824-41, 5 bundies of mortgages, leases, state- ments of sale and inventories of proy perty in Greene county.
F. 'Judge Chase Estate Papers,
1800-1827, comprising hsitorical notes on Greene county, town names, names of Indian tribes of the Hud- son River area, minutes of murder trials, history of Greene county jails and courts, history of the town of Salisbury, Conn. and a census iist of Catsili, 1817.
G. H. K. Willard papers 1833-49, comprising his originai temperance songs and addresses.
H. Historical Memoranda (Brace.) 1636-1879, 3 v. compiled by Henry Brace of Catskill. Contain: records from oid bibles of families in Athens, Cairo and Catski 1712-1844; descrip- tions of oid homes and farms in Athens, Catskill, and Corlairsvilie; Greene county Indian records 1663- 1721; a history of roads and turn- pikes.of Greene county 1795-1875; records of iegai proceedings in the Circuit Court, . 1813-77; military items 1754-1876; descriptions of iand patents 1750-1862; names of Dutch hamlets of Greene county 1640-1798; names of English hamlets of Greene County 1667-1758; accounts of births
Horsfail papers, 1861-, 14 pieces, comprising Civil War records of Wii- and deaths in the early families of iiamm Horsfail, lieutenant and then GGreene county 1662-1764;
records captain to Co. E, 18th New York Volunteers. Included are muster roils, receipts for supplies, correspondence,
militia; aiso personai war sketches of members of William Horsfail Post, No. 90 of Schenectady Grand Army, of the Republic, Department of New York 1861-65, 1 v.
Miscellaneous papers, including muster rolis, correspondence, payrolis and records of individual enlistments, service and discharges.
D. Real Estate Records, 1661-
Large collection of papers relating to iand transactions in Schenectady and vicinity. These consist iargely of deeds and mortgages but inciude also leases, inventories, appraisais, powers of attorney, agreements, letters pat- ent, confirmations, records of litiga- tion (particularly the Bradt-Scher- merhorn controversy over the own- ership and disposition of the com- mon lands of the township of Sche- nectady), accounts of surveys, field books, maps and other data. The trustees of the township of Schenec- tady, the Mayor, Aldermen and Com- monaity of the city of Schenectady, the ministers, eiders and deacons of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Schenectady, and repre- sentatives of the . foilowing families appear most prominentiy in these re- ¿cords. Beck, Bogart, Bradt (Bratt), Campbell, Cuyler, ~ Duane, Duncan, Fonda,' Glen, Groot, Lansing, Mc. Donald, Putnam, Schermerhorn, Ste- vens, Schuyler, Swits, Ten Eyck Truax, Van Antwerpen (Van Ant werp), Van Eps, Van Ingen, Vai Patton, Van Rensselaer, Van Schalck Van Siyck, Van Vechten, Vedder. Veeder, Vrooman, Wemp, Wemple Wendeli and Yates.
E. Records of mercantile and oth er business transactions including:
1. Account books (3), ledgers ant daybooks of early Schenectady busi nessmen (names indeterminable) 1765-1844.
2. Record book of Ryer Schermer horn 1687-1760, 1' v .; also accoun' book, of Ryer Schermerhorn 1687 1760, 1 v. also account book 17743 98, 1 v.
3. Myndert Lansing's biils of iad. ing 1745-48, 1 v.
4. Account Book of Abram Swits 1759-90, 1 v.
5. Daniei. Campbells receipt book 1769-90, 1 v .; also ietter book 1771- 1800, 1 v.
6. Daybook of Jacob Swits 1788- 1800 1 v.
7. Ledger of James R. Craige's House, 1783-87, 1 v.
8. Memorandum book of David Tomlinson 1802-29, 1 v.
9. Daybook of Wayter Swits 1803- 11, 1 v.
10. Daybook of William Johnson. 1808-31, 1 v.
11. Records of the Albany and Schenectady Turnpkie Company; 1808-48, 2 v.
12. Memorandum, book of Gerar- dus Q. Cariey 1823, 1 v.
13. Receipt book of John P. Vee-i der 1830-31, 1 v.
14. Accounts of Thorp and Sprague operators of a stagecoach line from Schenectady to Utica, 1832-36, 1 v. 15. Diary of E. W. Potter, general agent of the New York Life Insur- ance Company 1856, 1 v.
16. Account book of Daniei Starks, 1856-58, 1 v.
17. Benjamin M. Mumford's letter. books, account books, ledgers, and policy books 1794-1808, 10 v., relating. to his extensive business as insurance broker. Included are: agreements- with underwriters, records of moneys expended on drafts, loans, and other obligations sustained by clients; in- structions to ship captains; requests for remittances; statements on iosses nf cargoes and prices; advice on pur-
chases in the light, cf market, condi-
ions; registers of merchants and mercantiie firms in New York, Balti-" more, Philadelphia, Boston, Prov !- dence, Norwich, Portsmouth , and. New London; records of ships, own- ers, cargoes, destination, rate and" amount of insurance and names ne ? surers and their respective shares; and letterpress copies of correspon-
dence bearing on the shipment and disposai of cargocs, the rgistry of ships, insurance rates, specuiation and trade, accounts with underwrit- ers, invoices of merchandise and con- signments, the molestation of Amer- ican shipping by English, French and Spanish privateers, the Embargo and Outer matters.
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(Continued from last week.)
3. Civil War Records
Medicai Order Book, 1861, 1 v. Confederate journal comprising ex- tracts of general and special orders of the Adjutant's and Inspector Gen- erai's office, Richmond, Va., to Sur- geon Thomas H. Williams, medicai director of the army of the Potomac, and the iatter's orders and instruc- tions from his office at Manassas Junction, Va., reiating to leaves of absence, appointments, the procure- ment of medical supplies, precau- tions against disease, the treatment of the sick, the inspection of hospi- tais, the transportation of wound- ed and other matters concerning his work as Medicai Director.
Quartermaser's records 1864-65, 1 v., containing Confederate Treasury accounts, bank notes, contracts, re- ceipts, accounts with Capt. K. L. Si- mons, acting quartermaster of the army at Anderson, invoices of com- missary property, accounts of pur- chasers and disbursements, hospitai reports and other data.
of iand patents in Athens, Cairo and Catsiil 1678-1749; records of pe- titions, saies, leases and surveys of reports and records of the volunteer iands in Grene county 1674-1739, with maps attached; deeds of lands of early Grene county families 1720- 81; early maps, ' items, correspon- dence and other miscellaneous items of Greene county 1636-1879.
I. Other records include:
1. Register 1 v. Record of negroes born in Coxsacie, ept pursuant'to act of March 29, 1799 citing name of owner of siave women, name, age, and . sex of child, date of birth and date registered.
,2. Census of Albany and Columbia counties 1786.
3. Resolution of 225 citizens Coxsackie, May 17, 1775, agreeing to adopt and carry into execution any measures of the Continental Con- gress or the New York Provincial Convention and oppose the arbitrary acts of the British Parliament. 4. Records of military service, 1776-1814 which include a list of per- sons in Samuei Van Vechten's com- pany, 1776 and a muster roii of Greene county 1814.
5, Greene County Surrogate's min- utes 1789-1842.
6. Account books of John L. Bronk and M. Van Dyke 1800-1857, 4 v. Sharp and Tuttie 1807-13, 1 v. M. Mead 1822-23, 1 v. an dPeter H. Sil- vester and Clinton DeWitt 1834-37 1 . v.
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There are 115 volumes and 20 bun- dles of lose manuscripts ali of which' are arranged by subject. The secre- tary of the Society has an "Index to Historical Manuscript's," all of which ". items are listed. The manuscripts may be consuited under the supervi-
Gazetteer, Business Directory of Montgomery and Fulton Counties
(For the years 1869-70)
Explanations to Directory.
1. Name of individual or firm.
2. Post office address.
3. Business or occupation.
Figures placed after the occupation of farmers, indicate the number of acres of land owned or leased by the
¿ . (Continued from last week) EPHRATAH' Montgomery County
McAlister, Giles, Garoga (with Margaret Gilbert), stock raiser and farmer 280.
"McDonald, , I. C., Garoga, prop. Garoga Hotel and dealer in fruit and poultry.
Mclaughlin, Alex, Lassellsville, lumberman and farmer 250.
Mclaughlin, Edward, Lassellsville,
saw mill and farmer 701/2.
"Mclaughlin, John, Lassellsyille, saw mill and farmer 1801%.
Mclaughlin, John F., Ephratah, dairyman, stock raiser and farmer 100.
McLaughlin,. Wallace, Ephratah, dairyman, stock raiser and farmer leases 621/2. .
Michael, Philip & Son, Lasseilsville (Reuben), dalryman, farmer 100 and leases 112.
Michael, Reuben, ' Lassellsville (Philip Michael and Son) . Miles, Daniel, Lassellsville, farmer 150.
Miles, Henry, Lassellsville, farmer
Miles, John, Lassellsville, farmer 15. Miles, Leander, Lassellsville, (with Daniel,) farmer.
Miles, Timothy, Lassellsville, far- mer 6.
Miles, Wm., Lassellsville, farmer 25
Miller, George, Garoga, dairyman, stock raiser and farmer leases of Josiah Christman 150.
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