Town/Village of Harrison (N.Y.) records, 1696-1966.

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Town/Village of Harrison (N.Y.) records, 1696-1966.

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Miscellaneous records from the Town of Harrison (later officially incorporated as a Town/Village) consistings of a photocopy of records from annual Town meetings, 1774-1911, including lists of pathmasters, resolutions, reports on raising Civil War quotas, road records, livestock marks, and minutes of special meetings; files containing correspondence, legal papers, reports, bonds, resolutions, petitions, agreements, and specifications, 1907-1945, pertaining to construction of the fire house, road equipment, sewers, taxes, property matters, and railroads; account books concerning school, highway, sewer, and sidewalk accounts, 1928-1932; account books from the Recreation Dept., 1938-1944; record of inquiries from veterans concerning assistance, 1945-1946; voter registration records, 1952-1956; account books kept by David N. Haviland, Commissioner of Highways, 1895-1896; audio tapes of Town Board meetings, 1965-1966; and the original land grant from King William III for Harrison, 1696.

10 v., 4 cubic ft.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6881820

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Haviland, David S.

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Harrison (N.Y.). Board of Trustees.

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Harrison (N.Y.). Commissioner of Highways.

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William III, King of England, 1650-1702

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The letter was written before the Prince of Orange's ascension to the throne of England in 1689 along with his wife Mary, his first cousin whom he married in 1677. They served jointly on the English throne. He was born the Prince of Orange (the son of William II of Orange and Mary, Princess Royal of England) and at various times in his life also held titles as the Stadtholder of Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, Guelders, and Overijssel. From the description of [Letter] 1678 juil. 26, Honsl...

Harrison (N.Y.). Recreation Dept.

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