Historic Pelham Blog Archive
October 2006

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Tue. October 31, 2006:  Minor Revolutionary War Incidents Near Pelham

Mon. October 30, 2006:  Brief Biographical Data About Sir Thomas Musgrave, British Lieutenant Colonel Wounded at the Battle of Pelham on October 18, 1776

Fri. October 27, 2006:  Orders Issued by British Major General The Honourable William Howe While Encamped in Pelham After the Battle of Pelham on October 18, 1776

Thu. October 26, 2006:  Genealogical Data Regarding David Jones Pell of the Manor of Pelham, Revolutionary War Officer

Wed. October 25, 2006:  A Biography of the Rev. Henry Randall Waite, Ph. D., a 19th Century Pastor of Huguenot Memorial Presbyterian Church

Tue. October 24, 2006:  Thomas Pell's and John Pell's Land Dispute with John Richbell in the Late 1660s and Early 1670s

Mon. October 23, 2006:  More Early Evidence That Thomas Pell Had a House Later Used by His Nephew, John Pell, on Rodman's Neck

Fri. October 20, 2006:  John Pell, Second Lord of the Manor of Pelham, Sells City Island and Then Buys It Back

Thu. October 19, 2006:  The Governor of the Colony of New York Visits John Pell, Second Lord of the Manor of Pelham, in 1672

Wed. October 18, 2006:  18th Century Statutes Appointing Philip Pell, Sr. of Pelham To Collect Taxes on 'Strong Liquors Retailed in this Colony

Tue. October 17, 2006:  Philip Pell, Sr. and Joseph Rodman of Pelham Appointed in 1750 as Commissioners to Oversee Public Roads in Pelham

Mon. October 16, 2006:  17th Century Papers Relating To Westchester County Published in 1849 Contain References Important to Pelham

Fri. October 13, 2006:  A Biography of Revolutionary War Veteran Thomas Hunt, Lieutenant, 4th New York Regiment

Thu. October 12, 2006:  Biographical and Genealogical Information Regarding Revolutionary War Officer Samuel Tredwell Pell of the Manor of Pelham

Wed. October 11, 2006:  Image of an Ornamental Pot Reportedly Found in Pelham in the 19th Century in a Native American Grave

Tue. October 10, 2006:  Yet Another Account of the Capture of the British Ship Schuldham Off Pelham Shores During the Revolutionary War

Mon. October 9, 2006:  Reminiscences of Val Miller Shed Light on Late 19th Century Baseball in Pelham and the Early Development of the Village of North Pelham

Fri. October 6, 2006:  Additional Evidence That Thomas Pell Acquired His Lands At the Behest of English Authorities

Thu. October 5, 2006:  Additional Evidence That Thomas Pell Paid 500 Pounds Sterling for the Lands That Became the Manor of Pelham

Wed. October 4, 2006:  Did Thomas Pell, First Lord of the Manor of Pelham, Act as an Attorney?

Tue. October 3, 2006:  Two Interesting Photographs of Bolton Priory in Pelham Manor

Mon. October 2, 2006:  The Revolutionary War Diary of Loyalist Joshua Pell, Jr. of the Manor of Pelham

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