. History of Queens County, New York, with illustrations, portraits, & sketches of prominent families and individuals . turn, which he utilized inmany ways on the farm, one of which was the erectionof the wind grist-mill. Mr. Albertson died May 6th 1874, leaving four chil-dren, viz. Townsend, Alice, Ethelena T. and ThomasW. jr. Townsend resides on a farm about threemiles north of the homestead. The others of thefamily, including the mother, reside on the home-stead. Mrs. Albertson was born September 28th 1820, and isa daughter of Hewlett Townsend. Her father ownedand resided on the farm at Ced
. History of Queens County, New York, with illustrations, portraits, & sketches of prominent families and individuals . turn, which he utilized inmany ways on the farm, one of which was the erectionof the wind grist-mill. Mr. Albertson died May 6th 1874, leaving four chil-dren, viz. Townsend, Alice, Ethelena T. and ThomasW. jr. Townsend resides on a farm about threemiles north of the homestead. The others of thefamily, including the mother, reside on the home-stead. Mrs. Albertson was born September 28th 1820, and isa daughter of Hewlett Townsend. Her father ownedand resided on the farm at Cedar Swamp on which theGlen Head depot now stands. The farm descended tohim by inheritance, though his father, Timothy, from hisgrandfather Richard Townsend 2nd, who purchased itin 1717. (Richard 2nd was a son of the original Rich-ard Townsend mentioned in the history of Oyster Bay.)Mrs. Albertsons father was an Episcopalian, and hermother a Friend. She united with the Reformed (Dutch)church at Brookville, October 5th 1844, and on comingto Mineola after her marriage united with the Presbyte-rian church at
Size: 1356px × 1843px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, bookidhistoryofque, bookyear1882
