History of Little Nine Partners, of North East precinct, and Pine Plains, New York, Duchess [!] county . Richard Peck.[See Lineage.] CHAPTER XIX. BETHEL CHURCH. This church was built on the old Round Top church property. (Seedeed under the head of Round Top church.) There is a tradition that theroad as it is now at that church was established after the deed was givenin 1769. The deed is evidence to the contrary in saying, Beginning at aStake and heap of stones on the East Side of the Road thirty-three linksnorth of Johan Tice Smiths north line. The north line of Johan TiceSmith was then as now
History of Little Nine Partners, of North East precinct, and Pine Plains, New York, Duchess [!] county . Richard Peck.[See Lineage.] CHAPTER XIX. BETHEL CHURCH. This church was built on the old Round Top church property. (Seedeed under the head of Round Top church.) There is a tradition that theroad as it is now at that church was established after the deed was givenin 1769. The deed is evidence to the contrary in saying, Beginning at aStake and heap of stones on the East Side of the Road thirty-three linksnorth of Johan Tice Smiths north line. The north line of Johan TiceSmith was then as now the boundary line between Lot 12 and Lot 30, inthe Little Nines. Lot 12 embraced the Phenix Deuel, Samuel Tanner andEdward Hunting farms, each originally one-third. James Alexanderowned one third of Lot 30, north of Lot 12, and he commences the bounda-ry of the church lot thirty-three links one rod and a third north of the linebetween the two lots. This accounts for the small strip on the CharlesHoag farm between the old cemetery and Mr. Deuel. On the east side ofthe road directly opposite, the bur
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