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Originally built as a two-story farmhouse c. 1751 by Caleb Smith and his father Daniel Smith II, the building remained in the Smith family until 1888. The Brooklyn Rod and Gun Club (later named the Wyandanch Club) purchased the property and . . . — — Map (db m126831) HM
On this site stood the first house at the Branch: built by Joseph Blydenburgh, who married - 1688 - Deborah - daughter of Jonathan - eldest son of Richard Smith - "Bull Rider" - patentee of Smithtown - the property belonged continuously to his . . . — — Map (db m126863) HM
Richard Smith (c. 1618-1692) depicted here holding his 1665 patent and gazing over the land this
document entitled him to, was the founder and first English setter of Smithtown. Born in
Yorkshire, England, Smith - often spelled Smythe in . . . — — Map (db m126867) HM
Today, the Roseneath Cottage is the center
of operations for the Smithtown Historical
Society. Built in 1918, it originally was home to
Col. Verne La Salle Rockwell and his wife
Marcia Lawrence Rockwell. It bears some
features of the Arts and . . . — — Map (db m126860) HM
Town Limits Determined By
Distance of One Day Ride.
Land was Gift of Montauk
Chief For Assistance In
Return of Kidnapped Daughter. — — Map (db m147620) HM
In May 1912, Rosalie Gardiner Jones & Elisabeth Freeman spoke in Smithdown while on women's suffrage campaign tour in horse-drawn wagon. — — Map (db m220445) HM
