The pioneers of Unadilla village, 1784-1840

THE SURVIVING AUTHOR HAS PRESENTED SIX HUNDRED COPIES OF THESE MEMORIALS TO THE VESTRY OF ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH IN UNADILLA, N. Y., WITH A VIEW TO THEIR SALE. THE SUM THUS SECURED IS TO BE HELD IN RESERVE AS A FUND, THE INCOME FROM WHICH SHALL FINALLY BE EXPENDED, WHEN NEEDED, IN THE CARE OF THE BURIAL GROUNDS ADJOINING THAT CHURCH IN WHICH, WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS, THESE “PIONEERS OF UNADILLA,” LIE BURIED....
THE SUSQUEHANNA AT UNADILLA, From the Dam at the Head of the Binnekill.
From “The Old New York Frontier.” Courtesy of Charles Scribner’s Sons.

THE PIONEERS OF UNADILLA VILLAGE
1784-1840
BY FRANCIS WHITING HALSEY, AUTHOR OF “THE OLD NEW YORK FRONTIER.”
REMINISCENCES Of Village Life and of Panama and California from 1840 to 1850
BY GAIUS LEONARD HALSEY, M. D. A PHYSICIAN IN UNADILLA FOR FIFTY YEARS.
ILLUSTRATIONS AND A MAP