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- Page 10
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Isaac Bevier, abolitionist
- Abolitionists;
- Schedule 2 - Enrollment List of all persons of Class 2, subject to do Military duty in the New Paltz Sub district of the 18th Congressional district, consisting of the Counties of Ulster, and Green in the state of New York, enumerated by Daniel...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- John Hasbrouck Account Book
- Business & finance;
- Account book of John Hasbrouck, which documents the labor he provided, and the compensation he received in return.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Ann Bevier's (Executrix of the last will and testament of Philip D. Bevier, deceased) account book
- Business & finance;
- Detailed account book kept by Ann DeWitt Bevier after the death of her husband, Philip DuBois Bevier. The majority of the entries fall between the years 1802-1805. The account book shows that she was part of a network of farmers, laborers, and...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Bill of sale, July 7, 1787
- Slavery; Slaves; African Americans; Money; Death;
- Settlement from the Estate of Cornelius T. Jansen to the Estate of Thomas Jansen, dated July 7, 1787. The document lists two enslaved Africans, Rose and Frink (Frank). The two were separated and sold to different individuals, Rose to Johannis...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Kettleboro School students
- School children; Boys; Girls; Bicycles & tricycles; Group portraits;
- Group of students, including three African Americans, in front of the Kettleboro School. Two of the children are posing with bicycles.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- School children
- School children; Boys; Girls; Group portraits;
- School children, including three African American boys and one African American girl, standing outside of a school house.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Cottekill School students
- School children; Boys; Girls; School superintendents; Teachers; Group portraits;
- A group of students, including several African Americans, pose for a photograph with a teacher and two other adults. Many of the boys are holding hats. Caption on photograph reads: "Primary Room scholars - Cottekill School 1895-96. Miss Secor the...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Bruynswick School students
- School children; Boys; Girls; Group portraits
- A group of students, including two African American children, from the Bruynswick School. Two students are holding American flags.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- School District No. 1, Church Street, New Paltz, NY
- Schools; School children; Boys; Girls; Students; Group portraits
- A group of students standing in front of a brick school on Church Street in New Paltz, NY. The girls are standing on the left and the boys, including one African American boy, are standing on the right.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Melon story
- Boys; Farmers; Watermelons; Ethnic stereotypes; Racism; Advertising cards;
- Advertisement for C. H. Gallup & Co., a commercial photographic portrait studio in Poughkeepsie, NY. The before-and-after scene on the recto shows three black boys caught stealing watermelon from a white farmer. The verso contains an extended...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Cornelius Dubois Jr. Inventory, April 1816
- Inventions; Objects; African Americans; Slavery; Slaves; Textiles; Candles; Silverware; Food;
- Fourteen page inventory of Cornelius Dubois Jr. created April 1816. The inventory lists several household and agriculture items. Page twelve lists seventeen coverlets (spelled coverlits) for 65 dollars. Four enslaved Africans are listed on page...
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Articles of Agreement
- African Americans; Slavery; Slaves
- An agreement made between Margrietje Bevier and her son, Solomon Bevier. Solomon is required to care for his widowed mother as well as her slave Molly and her three children; Jack, Jinny and an unnamed young child.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Richard Oliver's certificate of death and pension details
- African Americans; Pensions; Civil wars;
- Official papers concerning the death of Richard Oliver including Ann Oliver's battle to receive her widow's pension.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- James Wesley Sampson's marriage to Carrie Plant notice
- Marriage; African Americans;
- Newspaper article concerning the marriage of Carrie Plant and James Wesley Sampson.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- John Brodhead
- African Americans;
- John Brodhead holding a pitchfork. He is holding the hand of a child wearing a summer dress.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Unidentified woman at Locust Grove
- African Americans; Dogs;
- Young woman holding a dog.
- Locust Grove
- New Hurley School students, Arbor Day
- School children; Boys; Girls; Group portraits; Glass negatives;
- A group of students, including one African American girl, from the New Hurley School sitting on a hill in front of a fence. Two girls are holding American flags.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Unidentified African American girl
- Girls; Clothing & dress; Portraits
- Portrait photograph of an African American girl. She is wearing a long plaid dress.
- Historic Huguenot Street
- Girls in front of one-room school house
- Girls; One-room schools; Group portraits; Glass negatives;
- A group of girls, including one African American girl, standing in front of a one room school house.
- Historic Huguenot Street