. A history of old Kinderhook from aboriginal days to the present time;. The Staats House, the Oldest House in the County From a photograph. A Grain (or Wine) Jar, Unearthed in the Cellar of the StaatsHouse From a photograph Settlement 45 the Dutch authorities a Ground-brief, as it was land is spoken of as north of Claverack. It is also of record that in March, 1664, he leased hisbouwery, house, barn and rick to Jan Anderissen (Johnthe Irishman). It is however probable that the Clavers mill and houseon Light House creek were erected somewhat earlier. Thename Kinderhook was evidently
. A history of old Kinderhook from aboriginal days to the present time;. The Staats House, the Oldest House in the County From a photograph. A Grain (or Wine) Jar, Unearthed in the Cellar of the StaatsHouse From a photograph Settlement 45 the Dutch authorities a Ground-brief, as it was land is spoken of as north of Claverack. It is also of record that in March, 1664, he leased hisbouwery, house, barn and rick to Jan Anderissen (Johnthe Irishman). It is however probable that the Clavers mill and houseon Light House creek were erected somewhat earlier. Thename Kinderhook was evidently given in the first instanceto a locality about sixteen miles below Albany, asstated in the journal of the Labadist fathers hereafternoted. By a law of 1660 it was required that for their mutualprotection the settlers of new districts should group theirdwellings in villages, under the penalty of forfeiture of theirholdings. It thus came to pass that the larger part of theland which a settler owned and cultivated might be at aconsiderable distance from the smaller tract about hisvillage homestead. The Rev. Benjamin Wadsworth, whosevisi
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