... History of Oswego County, New York (1877) (14577863578)

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Title: ... History of Oswego County, New York
Year: 1877 (1870s)
Authors: Johnson, Crisfield
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Publisher: Philadelphia, L.H. Everts & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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traits of James Church and wife, Rev. Geo. Blossom and wife, with biography Philo Burnham and wives, Military Record ....... facingopposite facing. </ . facing PAGE 397 398 398/ 399/ 400 400^^ 401 V402 402 ■•403.404404/405-406,407 •408409^412/396396397399399400401403403405405406406406407408 412 412 411V 415- ■ 416 416. 417 V 417 418 418 418-- 419 • 420 421 TOWN OF REDFIELD. History of the Town of RcdficUlResidence of James Petrie, witli portraitBiography of .lames Petrie facing 423424-428Military Record 42S TOWN OF PARISH. History of the Town of Parish 429 Portrait of Lieutenant-Colonel Melzar Richards, with biog-raphy facing 429 Residence of Hon. Harvey Palmer, with portraits . 432 / Biography of Hon. Harvey Palmer 432 Military Record 432 MISCELLANEOUS. List of Citizens who assisted in the publication of the History of Oswego County, with personals ..... 434Outline Map of Oswego County .... facing 9View of Salmon River Falls (vignette) . . facing title-page. / S r ,w 3 T
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HISTOEY OF OSAVEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK. BY CRISFIELD JOHNSON. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. Plan of iIk Work—Sources of Infonnation—List of Books Ex:iniilieil—AckuowIcdgmeutH of Aid—Closing Remarks. The plan of this work couiprises: First, a cotincctcd history of the events of general im-j)ortanfe or interest which have occurred in the territorynow comprising the county of Oswego, or in which residentsof that county have been actors, from the advent of Cham-plain in 1G15 down to the second yelir of the second centuryof American Independence. Second, special and statistical matter relating to thecounty at large, and intended chiefly for reference. Tiiird, histories of the city of Oswego and of each townin the county, including notices of early settlers, and sketehe.?of churches, lodges, and other local organizations. Fourth, biographical sketches and personal records. The general history is intended to follow strictly thechronological order from 1G15 to 1877, confining itself tothe terhistoryofoswegoc01john

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