On Old Floyd Road at New Floyd Road (New York State Route 365), on the right when traveling east on Old Floyd Road.
Born on March 30, 1735 at Brimfield, Mass., he received his formal education at New England College.
An officer of the Lexington Alarm Militia, he fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Continuing his efforts in the War of Independence, he later . . . — — Map (db m154568) HM WM
On Old Floyd Road at New York State Route 365, on the left when traveling south on Old Floyd Road.
Col. Stephen Moulton & son
Salmon buried here. Both
Revolutionary War soldiers
taken prisoner by British
at Battle of Long Island 1776 — — Map (db m154119) HM
On Old Floyd Road at New Floyd Road (New York State Route 365), on the right when traveling south on Old Floyd Road.
Town of Floyd
Following Capt Benjamin Pike's arrival on the banks of the Te-Ya-Nun-Soke in
the "Punch Bowl", other settlers quickly arrived. The Te-Ya-Nun-Soke became
the Nine Mile Creek and soon a thriving village with grain mills, . . . — — Map (db m154571) HM WM
