Town and Village of Fort Ann collection, 1790-1996.

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Town and Village of Fort Ann collection, 1790-1996.

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The Town and Village of Fort Ann Collection consists of correspondence, newspaper articles, postcards, photographs, and maps collected by Town historians and by the Washington County historian. These documents describe the establishment of the Village in 1820, land purchases, early school attendance, and elections, the proposed municipal water system in 1912, local business (in particular a sawmill located in the town), the restoration of Fort Ann, the Comstock Post Office, a boundary dispute between Warren and Washington counties in 1965, and the burn plant. Included in the collection is the Thaddeus Dewey Papers.

.33 cubic ft.

New York State Historical Documents Inventory

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SNAC Resource ID: 6868245

New York State Historical Documents Inventory

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Dewey, Thaddeus.

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Rhodes, Nathaniel.

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Fort Anne (Fort Ann, N.Y.)

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Fort Anne Catholic Church (Fort Ann, N.Y.)

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Washington County (N.Y.). Historian.

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The Town and Village of Fort Ann Collection has been assembled over many years by various Washington County Historians, among whom were Susan E. Wade, 1940-1955; Molly McMorris, 1956-1968; Mildred Southard, 1969-1987; Doris McEachron, 1987-1997; Joseph A. Cutshall-King, 1998-2003. The arrangement and description of the collection has been an on-going process. From the description of Town and Village of Fort Ann collection, 1790-1996. (New York State Historical Documents). WorldCat re...

Willard, John, 1892-

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The Twenty Associates (also called Twenty Associates of the Lincolnshire Company) were landholders of part of what was formerly the Waldo Patent, including towns of Montville, Appleton, Hope, and Camden, and part of Liberty, Me. From the description of John Willard deed, 1805. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 243854150 ...

Corban, John.

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Great Meadow Correctional Facility (Fort Ann, N.Y.)

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Fish Hill School (Fort Ann, N.Y.)

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Vaughn, Thomas A., 1935-

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Tupper's Early American & Farm Museum (Fort Ann, N.Y.)

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United Protestant Church (Fort Ann, N.Y.)

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Woodruff, Albert, 1831-

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Teamster and miner of Churchill County, Nev. From the description of Albert Woodruff daybook, 1898-1912. (Nevada State Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 166428956 ...