Map of the lands required for and benefited by opening 151st Street from 7th Avenue to the Hudson River / Gardner A. Sage. 1857 Jun.

Van Rensselaer, Maunsell

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Pinckney, Mary Stead, approximately 1751-1812

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Johnson, William B., 1918-

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Coggy, Matthew.

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Young, John

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John Young was a successful Halifax businessman, author, and politician. Born in Falkirk, Scotland, in 1773 to Janet and William Young, he was educated at the University of Glasgow around 1790. Young performed well in his theological studies at the university but decided not to become a Presbyterian Minister as his family had hoped. Instead, he abandoned theology to pursue business in Falkirk and Glasgow. He married Agnes Renny and had nine children, including George, Charles, and William. In 18...

Tone, Richard

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Carman, Richard F.

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Sage, Gardner A.

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Field, Hickson W. (Hickson Woolman), 1823-

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Hopper, Isaac A.

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Field, Hickson W. (Hickson Woolman), 1823-

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Jarvis, Nathaniel, Jr.

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