Pioneer Roads and Experiences of Travelers (Volume 2)

by Archer Butler Hulbert

[33] The Iroquois Trail likewise left the river valley at this spot.

[34] Laws of New York, 1794, ch. XXIX.

[35] Laws of New York, 1796, ch. XXVI.

[36] Id., ch. XXXIX.

[37] Laws of New York, 1797, ch. LX.

[38] Laws of New York, 1798, ch. XXVI.

[39] Laws of New York, 1797-1800, ch. LXXVIII.

[40] Boston, 1876, pp. 11-53.

[41] Published by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1901.

[41] This name long since was abandoned. On the opposite side of the river, however, a new settlement grew up under the name of Unadilla, the beginnings of which date about 1790. See the same author’s “The Pioneers of Unadilla Village” (Unadilla, 1902).—Halsey.