. A history of old Kinderhook from aboriginal days to the present time;. which Mr. Levi Milham built in 58 andoccupied until his death. This thrifty farmer, his wife(Anna M. Wagoner), his sons Albert and Edmund, and hisdaughters Melinda, Ella who married Mr. Jesse P. VanNess, Anna who became the wife of Mr. J. L. Smith, andAdelaide, were a memorable household. After the death ofthe parents and the removal of the unmarried sisters to thevillage, the house remained vacant for several years, Milham preferring to occupy the smaller homedown the lane. Here in 64 lived Mr. and Mrs. John Ha
. A history of old Kinderhook from aboriginal days to the present time;. which Mr. Levi Milham built in 58 andoccupied until his death. This thrifty farmer, his wife(Anna M. Wagoner), his sons Albert and Edmund, and hisdaughters Melinda, Ella who married Mr. Jesse P. VanNess, Anna who became the wife of Mr. J. L. Smith, andAdelaide, were a memorable household. After the death ofthe parents and the removal of the unmarried sisters to thevillage, the house remained vacant for several years, Milham preferring to occupy the smaller homedown the lane. Here in 64 lived Mr. and Mrs. John Haga-dorn, now residing on Church Street. This house also wasoriginally a Manton homestead. Mr. Alfred T. Ogden, therecent purchaser of the entire Milham estate, has verygreatly improved and beautified it and has made the houseand grounds among the most attractive in this whole , his wife (Sophronia Wisner), and two children have abeautiful home. They are one of the several new familieswhom it is a joy to welcome after so many years of steadyloss of L. Milham—A. T. Ogden House I
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