…William, of Teller's Point, 160. Teller's Point, sec Croton Point. Ten Farms. The. 140. Tetard, John Peter (Rev.), 321. Tetard's Hill. 140, 310. Thacher. James (Dr.) 475. 498, 519. 520. Thomas. John (Judge), 289. 314. 427. Thomas…

[Various (1971)] This fact, already remarked for the narrow point users of the middle and upper Hudson Valley, can be extended to include the substitution of Onondaga and Normanskill flints for rhyolite in the manufacture of the "broad points" of…

…Ver-planck's Point, was controlled absolutely by the British ships, and on account of its great width, as well as of the barrier from west to east interposed by the wide expanse of the Croton, was utterly un-available…

…Corplete Removal and Off-site Disposal This alternative involves the complete excavation and removql of the waste mass from Croton Point and the reestablishment of the area o former prelandfill conditions. A post remediation monitoring plan s' iliar t o…

[Various (1971)] Comments on vessel size and surface finish are based on two completely restored vessels and three partially restored vessels. The criteria used to analyze the pottery vessels are exterior surface finish, interior surface finish, tempering material, decoration technique…

…In the southeastern sites the temporal range of the point styles reported for Staten Island is as much as 2000 years on radiocarbon or estimated dates, or between c. 8000-6000 B.C. There are C-14 dates on charcoal…

…Thomas Scharf (1886)] In I8(i'.) the end of the parish lying about Crugers ami Montrose Point was separated from Croton Parish, and under the name of the " Parish of the Divine Love" was placed under the charge of Rev…

…Spooner (1900)] The great enterprise shown by the Americans on the Westchester shore in bringing a cannon down from Verplanck's Point and firing on the " Vulture " from Teller's (Croton) Point probably had quite as much to do with…

[Various (1971)] This process of material substitution probably involved significant technological and motor habit changes, since both the stone represented-quartz, quartzite and flint-and the form of its occurrence, in shore or bank pebbles or in quarried strata, differed…

…52, July 1971 9 center, as a probable derivative of the Lehigh Broad point complex, and the initial manifestation of the Susquehanna tradition to appear in New York (Ritchie 1961: 47-48; 1965a: 134-141). At the key site on…

[Louis A. Brennan et al. (1962)] Drieger wrote "Looking back, one may well wonder why the original discovery of the Tule Springs locality in 1933, with its evidences of contemporaneity of man and extinct Pleistocene fauna as reported in that…

…A few "strike-a-lights" and one meadowood* point, probably a stray from Point Peninsula times were also found. To date, we can compare the NOK site chronologically with a somewhat similar site, the Oakfield Site. From this it appears…

[Various (1971)] This fact introduces a major point in my perspective of the Archaic cultures in New York, namely, that the most plausible explanation for this distributional picture of the Brewerton phase was the approximately concurrent presence in south-central…

[Edward Manning Ruttenber (1872)] land, 365 Hobokenhacking, Hoboken, 376 Haquequenunck, Patterson, 376 Hannakrois creek, 397 Hoosack, Rensselaer county, 376 Ishpatinck, Brooklyn Heights, 376 Jogee Hill, Orange county, 382 Kapsee, Copsie Point, New York, 361 Kitchawonck, Croton river, 366 Kittatenny, Anthony…

…by that time (July 17) had reached the north side of the Croton, and there was danger that he would throw himself be-tween Verplanck's Point and Peekskill, and thus cut Howe off. But happily General Heath, who with…

October 14, 1842 - "Thousands to celebrate the Croton Dam and fresh water for NYC" A first-person account from Julia Lawrence Hasbrouck's diary describes the Croton Water Celebration in New York City. The diarist noted it was "a happy…

…Montrose Point, situated beyond Green's Cove, directly south of Verplanck's Point, takes its name from the Montrose family, who formerly occupied the place. During the Revolution it was called Par-son's Point, from the fact that the…

…Spooner (1900)] On the 11th of October, he says, fourteen British seamen were taken prison-ers at Teller's (Croton) Point by Captain Hallet's company of New York militia. From the time of the landing of the British expedition…

…269 Cozzens's hotel at West Point, 382 Crane, Ichabod, 243, 249, 509, 510 Creasey, Sir Edward, 561 Crispell, 469 Crommelin, Daniel, 262 Crom-Pond road, 318 Cro' Nest, 116, 357 Crosby, Enoch, 417 Croton, 112, 224, 436 Croton Aqueduct…

…The narrative includes vivid descriptions of passing Sing Sing prison, with its "high, shadowed, white walls pierced with hundreds of narrow, grated window slits." Gordon then details the approach to Croton Point, describing the landscape where "the beautiful river flowing…

…Trumbull from _Mat'uhtugh-ohke,_ "Place without wood," from which extended to the stream. (See Mattituck and Sackonck.) Navish is claimed as the name of Teller's (now Croton) Point, on a reading of the Indian deed of 1683: "All…

…Croton Point was formed during the Pleistocene era as a glacial-alluvial delta, created by the runoff from the glacial streams following the glacial retreat, at a time when the water level of the Hudson River (then a swollen “Lake…

…the mouth of the Croton, is represented as one of the most formidable and ancient of the Indian fortresses south of the Highlands. Its precise location was at the entrance or neck of Teller's point (called Senasqua), and west…

…The apparitions have been named, in consequence, "The Walking Sachems of Teller's Point." The road from the Manor House to Croton Landing passes along the edge of Haunted Hollow. In connection wUh the above, another tradition deserves to be…

…It is important to note that, while these and other point forms of the narrow point tradition definitely overlie the Laurentian in eastern New York (Funk 1965) and in southern New England (Ritchie 1965b; 1969b), radiocarbon dates which unequivocally relate…

…Croton Point Beach, 1910 Source: History of Croton-on-Hudson Following World War II, Croton-on-Hudson’s importance as a railroad town diminished as diesel replaced steam engines and long-distance passenger service was gradually discontinued. However, it continued…

…They were inhabitants of northern Westchester County, New York, specifically in the Croton-on-Hudson area. ## Territory and Settlement The Kitchawank established their primary settlement at a fortified village called Navish, at the neck of Croton Point. This location was…

…We are satisfied at this time that most of these bands had each its own peculiarity in projectile point style and that of ten, when several styles are found at a site they indicate only that several different bands camped…

…has made a request for a reduction in groundwater sampling from quarterly to once every fifth quarter for the Croton Point Sanitary Landfill. In a letter dated March 31, 2004, the NYSDEC accepted the proposal. In addition, in a letter…

…Croton Point Sanitary Landfill STREET ADDRESS: Croton Point Avenue TOWNICITY: COUNTY: Croton-on-Hudson Westchester SITE TYPE: Oven DumpESTIMATED 5 - 2 Z : 100 StructureAcres Lagoon- ZIP: 10520 Landfill-X Treatment Pond- SITE OWNERIOPERATOR INFORHATION: County of Westchester 148 Martine Avenue…