Historical Markers in Huguenot, New York

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Historical Markers in Huguenot, New York

1► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Deerpark 9/11 Memorial —

The Deerpark 9/11 Memorial Dedicated September 11, 2010 This iron beam, from the ruins of the original World Trade Center in New York City, is displayed as a memorial to honor the heroes of that horrendous day and the innocent victims that lost . . . — — Map (db m194164) HM

2► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Huguenot —

Named for Huguenot Families Cuddeback and Gumaer, who settled here about 1698. Indian name Seneyaugnquan. — — Map (db m193885) HM

3► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Huguenot School —

A typical one room school built in 1863 overlooking the D&H Canal using bricks made of clay native to the Neversink Valley — — Map (db m193848) HM

4► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Indian Raid —

Route taken by N. Y. and N. J. militia in pursuit of Col. Brant for raid on Minisink (Port Jervis) July 21, 1779. — — Map (db m53051) HM

5► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Indian Raid — Reported missing

Home of Philip Swartwout, Chairman Committee of Safety, 1777. He and two sons were scalped here in Brant's raid, Oct. 15, 1778. — — Map (db m53054) HM

6► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Indian Raid —

Route by which Col. Brant and his Mohawk and Tory raiders descended on this valley October 13, 1778 and July 20, 1779 — — Map (db m215048) HM

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7► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — N.J. Claim Line —

State line as claimed by New Jersey, 1688-1769, 7 miles north of present line at Port Jervis, N.Y. caused 50 year border war — — Map (db m193843) HM

8► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — N.J. Line War —

Major Jacobus Swartwout leader of N.Y. faction settled here about 1741 and was later kidnapped by Jerseymen. — — Map (db m193849) HM

9► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — 4 — Painted Aprons — Legends & Lore —

Black Rock School attacked by Brant's raiders, 1779. Girls spared as aprons marked with emblem signaling raiders not to harm them. — — Map (db m129078) HM

10► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Site of Home —

Harmanus Van Inwegen, Member of Committee of Safety. Gerardus, his son was killed at Fort Montgomery, Oct. 6, 1777 — — Map (db m193847) HM

11► New York, Orange County, Huguenot — Westfall Fort —

In 1758 Indians surprised this fort killing 7 men. Peter Westfall, aged 3, was stolen and became an Indian Chief — — Map (db m193886) HM

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