[J. Thomas Scharf (1886)] very young; the one now living is a daughter, Isabel. She was married in 1871 to Uu l'lesses M. Helm, a lawyer who is now engaged in a very successful practice in the city of New York. They have three children, David B., Jeanette L and Florence A.' Farms occupying Ground where Sing Sim; NOW stands.— The ground upon which the corpora-tion of Sing Sing now stands wits, after the sale of the Phi 11 ipso estate by the Commissioners of Forfeitures, occupied chiefly by the farms of John Bishop, Moses Ward and Elijah Hunter. Moses Ward's land con-sisted of two farms, one containing sixty-seven acres and the other one hundred and fourteen. The first-mentioned farm was a long, narrow strip of land, having the Sing Sing Kill for its northern boundary, and a line which would have been nearly coincident with Main Street for its southern boundary. It ex-tended from the Hudson River on the west to a point some distance beyond the Highland turnpike on the east. The second farm of Moses Ward was almost in the shape of a square, with its northwestern corner, where it touched his smaller farm, cut off. Its western line extended along the Highland turnpike about as far as Broad Avenue, and then ran due east until it joined the farm of Marvel Garrison, the greater part of which is now the property of Henry J. Baker.