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Lomontville School c1895
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Lomontville School c1893
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Foster and Jane Winchell Farm off Ashokan Rd c1880s
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Winchell Farm off Ashokan Rd c1880s
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Celia West - Sampson c1900
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Julia Sampson - Brink c1880s Kingston
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Mabel Cantine c1915
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Anna Brodhead - Jones c1895 Syracuse
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James H Cantine Jr 1869-1940
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James H Cantine Jr with horse and buggy circa 1900
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James H Cantine, son of James T Cantine b1819 and his 2nd wife Mary Hinkley b1841. James was born on Canary Hill Rd where his parents owned and opperated a hotel.
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Edward and Hellen Cantine Collection
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early 1900's
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detail of Sampson farm photo circa late 1800's
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Sampson Family Farm
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Though unidentified in the Sinclair archives, this is likely Samuel Sampson 1829-1913 and his wife Mamie VanGaasbeck- Sampson 1835-1913 with 2 grandchildren. This photo came to Mabel through her mother's effects. Mabel's maternal grandmother, Henrietta Brodhead married John J Sampson, son of Samuel and Mamie.
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Erin von Holdt
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jpg
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scan of b+w photo
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Sampson farm circa late 1800's
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Sampson Family Farm
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Though unidentified in the Sinclair archives, this is likely Samuel Sampson 1829-1913 and his wife Mamie VanGaasbeck- Sampson 1835-1913 with 2 grandchildren. This photo came to Mabel through her mother's effects. Mabel's maternal grandmother, Henrietta Brodhead married John J Sampson, son of Samuel and Mamie.
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Erin von Holdt
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jpg
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scan of b+w photo
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Henrietta Brodhead - Sampson 1849-1931.
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Portrait of Henrietta Brodhead Sampson, Lapala, Hurley Mountain, Marbletown, Ulster County, NY
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Henrietta Brodhead - Sampson 1849-1931. Daughter of William R Brodhead and Phoebe. Wife of John J Sampson 1851-1915. Grandmother of Mabel Wright Fuller. b+w photo circa 1920's.
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Mabel Wright Fuller family photos.
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1920's
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Erin von Holdt
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jpg
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Menance??? Lessons
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Lesson Plans for Memance???
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Title
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Origin Stories
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Early Deeds
Description
An account of the resource
Selection of files associate with Origin Story
Edward Synder
origin stories
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Title
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Using Primary Sources to Examine the History of Eugenics
Subject
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A Mini-Unit by Ruth Nathan with Wendy Saul and Gillian Mertens
Description
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A Mini-Unit by Ruth Nathan with Wendy Saul and Gillian Mertens
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Title
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Maps
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Historic Maps of Ulster County, New York
Description
An account of the resource
Historic maps that show the names of local families and the land they owned.
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Title
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1858 Map of Old Hurley annotated with People of Color
Subject
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People of Color in Old Hurley, Ulster County, New York as they appear in the 1860 census.
Description
An account of the resource
Annotated version of the 1858 French map of Ulster County, NY showing ALL Persons of Color listed on the 1860 census. Full, Ulster County map may be downloaded from the Library of Congress. The original map is about 70% accurate: in terms of landowners noted. Several white landowners and 3 of the 4 owners on color have been added using deed research. About 30% of the white landowners on the map do not match the 1855 or 1860 census. ALL People of Color on the 1860 Hurley census are represented here or on the detail map of the town, including a handful of people in West Hurley. EvH
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Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
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<a href="http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g3803u.la000571" target="_blank" title="1858 French map of Ulster County, New York" rel="noreferrer noopener">1858 French map of Ulster County, New York</a><br />http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g3803u.la000571
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Library of Congress
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first published in 1858.
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Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
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public domain
Format
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jpeg
Type
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digitized copy of a large paper map
Betty VanDerBilt
Bevier family
Calvin Snyder
Cole family
Cool family see Cole
Coons family
Crispell family
Davis family
descendants of slavery in Ulster County New York
Descendants of Ulster County Enslaved Africans
Dewitt family
Dianna DuBois
Dianna Greenfield
DuBois family
Early landowners of color in Ulster County New York
Elmendorf family
Enslavement in Ulster County New York
Errafi Smith
Flora Crispell
Free People of Color in Ulster County New York
Freer family
Gardiner Smith family
George Greenfield
George Newkirk
Hurley New York
Isabella Dumond
Jacob Coons
Kool family see Cole
Maria DeWitt
Masten family
Newkirk family
Nottingham family
Old Hurley
People of Color in early Ulster County New York
Peter TenEyck
Philip Bevier
Philip Elmendorf
Rachel Nottingham
Richard and Ann Oliver
Richard Smedes
Robins family
Robinson family
Rosekrans family
Snyder family
TenEyck family
Thomas Robins
ulster county history
ulster county slavery
VanGaasbeck family
W P Cole
William H Cole
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Title
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Newspaper Articles
Subject
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Newspaper Reporting
Description
An account of the resource
Hurley Mountain stories in local newspapers
Still Image
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newspaper article
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Title
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Davis Children are Defectives
Subject
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Institutionalization of the Davis girls
Description
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Examined first by District Attorney Tarver, Belle Davis said she did not know how old she was, that she lived “up on the hill” at Hurley and had lived there a “month or two.” The idea of time was lacking with Belle, who said she did not know how many months there were in a year, or their names, or how many days there were in a week or what the days were called. She said “John Hen” Davis and Luke Davis were her brothers, and that Luke was the father of her two children and also the father of May’s baby. Cross-examined by Francis C. Merrit, she said that Luke was not the father of May’s baby but the father was a man named Hasbrouk, and that Luke was not the father of May; that she had used Luke’s name because she did not want to make the name of the father public. The father of May, she said, was a married man who lived in Kingston, and the father of May’s baby was also a married man. Doctor Walter N. Thayer, superintendent of state institution for defective delinquents at Napanoch, said he had examined both children on March 17, the examination consisting of two parts, one of which had
been conducted by the psychologist from the Middletown Hospital, which was to determine the mental level of the children, and the other part of the examination conducted by himself which was for the purpose taking in the physical, personal, and social conditions and determining the ability of the children to function in civil life. Based on these examinations, he had formed the opinion that both children were of the imbecile type or grade. May having a mentality equivalent to a child of five years and six months and Elizabeth having a mentality equivalent to a child of four years. Neither was sufficiently intelligent to look after their own welfare or that of members of their family. On cross-examination, Dr. Thayer did not consider that the average colored individual should show the same mental level as the Caucasian, be he
considered these children considerably lower than the average colored children of their age. They had no moral sense: they were unmoral rather than immoral. They might be taught to perform the simple forms of manual labor which did not require many mental operations, but they had a one-track mind. They might be taught to perform simple household tasks but would require constant supervision and could never take responsibility. Elizabeth, after some years of training, might
become a household servant. Dr. Mary Gage-Day testified to having made an examination of both children and she called the children “mentally stupid.” From observations she did not know whether May could perform the physical act which she said she performed, the only physical act she had asked her to perform was to walk, and her walking had been normal. Dr. Henry Van Hovenberg also testified that he had examined May along the lines of physical conditions but he could not recall any specific
question he had asked her. Dr. Day had asked most of the questions. Asked whether May had answered the questions correctly, Dr. Van Hovenberg said that they had been answered principally by “yes” or “no”: the questions had been such as to be answered properly in that way but some could have been answered in another way. He did not know anything of the previous history of these children but he knew Eagle’s Nest because he had had the pleasure of practicing there. Judge Fowler said that from observation and from the testimony he
was satisfied that the children were mental defectives. The matter, however, will be held in abeyance until it can be learned to what institution they can be committed, and whether any institution will accept May and her baby which was born last December.
Publisher
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Kingston Daily Freeman
Date
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May 1, 1922
Creator
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Kingston Daily Freeman
Belle Davis
Davis children
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Title
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Newspaper Articles
Subject
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Newspaper Reporting
Description
An account of the resource
Hurley Mountain stories in local newspapers
Still Image
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newspaper article
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Title
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Examine Davises as to Mentality
Subject
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Application for the commitment of May Davis and Elizabeth Davis.
Description
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Examine Davises as to Mentality
State Hospital Expert Finds Hurley Adult and Child Defective—
Commitment Proceedings Halted Until April 22
Application for the commitment of May Davis and Elizabeth Davis, alleged mental defectives, to
a state institution, came before Judge Joseph M. Fowler at county court chambers.
The application was made by Miss Martha Davis, county agent of the State Charities Association
for dependent children, after a number of residences of the town of Hurley had signed a
petition asking her to take such action.
The Davises live in the vicinity of Eagle’s Nest, on Old Hurley Mountain and are children of Belle
Davis, who lives with her step brother, John Henry Davis. They are negroes. May is 24 years old
and Elizabeth is 9 years old. According to tests by which mental ages of individuals are
determined, both May and Elizabeth are said to show a mental age of four or five years.
The examination of the Davises was made at the mental clinic held in this city held on St.
Patrick’s Day by one of the examiners connected with the Middletown State Hospital and took
place in the presence of Dr. Mary Gage-Day and Dr. Henry Van Hoevenberg.
As it was desired to have the Middletown Hospital examiner present as a witness before Judge
Fowler and also have the attendance of other members of the Davis family, the proceeding was
adjourned to April 22. District Attorney Traver appeared for the petitioner; Francis C. Merritt
appeared for the father of the two girls.
Creator
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Kingston Daily Freeman,
Date
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Wednesday evening April 12, 1922
Elizabeth Davis
May Davis
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People of Hurley
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Newspaper article about a hearing application to send two "colored" girls to a state institution.
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People of Old Hurley Call Davises a Menace
Hearing Held on Application to Send Two Colored Girls to State Institutions. Both Illegitimate and One Names Uncle as Father of her Baby.
Life on Eagle's Nest is not all sunshine and roses nor is it marked by all the comforts and pleasures with which the people who live in the valley are endowed, nor are the Nesters possessed of all the charms of intellect and otherwise as their neighbors, according to testimony given on Saturday before Judge Joseph M. Fowler at county court chambers in proceedings instituted by Miss Martha Davis, the country agent for dependent children, to have two colored Eagle’s Nest children named Davis committed to some state institutions for mental defectives.
Children Are Like Topsy.
The children whose commitment to some institutions is being sought are May, aged 24 years, and Elizabeth, aged 9 years. As disclosed by the evidence, these children, like Topsy, “just growed.” And there is also another little Davis girl, born last December, who is the daughter of May Davis, and she is like Topsy, too.
The Honor Role of Hurley.
Because the good people of old Hurley believed there was danger of more growth of the Topsy variety, they signed a petition in which they described the Davises, big and little, “as a menace to the community,” and asked such official action as would not permit their “unrestricted liberty.” The petition was presented to the town board, and according to Justice of the Peace Charles A. Snyder, who was not among the petition-signers, he turned over the petition to Miss Martha Davis, the county agent for dependent children. The petition filed with the town authorities of Hurley which resulted in the proceedings is signed by sixty-four residents of Hurley. The petition states “Whereas, we, citizens of the town of Hurley, have at heart the welfare of the whole town and of society in general, we hereby respectfully bring to the attention of the town board of the town of Hurley the following facts relative to the well-being of the locality in which we live: “Within the town of Hurley, in the neighborhood known as the Eagle’s Nest, there reside in
the family of one John Hen Davis (colored), his half sister, Belle Davis, and two illegitimate children May (aged 25) and Lizzie (aged 12). These three colored females are regarded by all familiar with the family to be greatly deficient mentally, and therefore unable to take care of themselves. It is also known that at times they do not receive adequate support from John Hen Davis. Moreover there was born in October of May Davis a girl baby, Ruth, whose father is
unknown. “Wherefore, we petition the town board that immediate and sufficient action be taken which shall guarantee the putting away in a proper institution of these colored females who are now a menace to the community and who we believe will continue to be such as long as they are permitted their unrestricted liberty.” The petition is signed by the following well known residents of Hurley:
W. A. Warren
M. T. E. DeWitt
T. D. Houghtaling
John P. Woolsey
J. H. Thielpape
Evelyn Snyder
Benjamin F. Dunn
Mary H. Dunn
Mary C. F. Woolsey
J. H. Hasbrouck
Maria D. W. Newkirk
Elizabeth DeWitt
Anna DeWitt
Robert Cole
Abram Elmendorf
Mrs. P. P. Brink
Mrs. A. B. Myer
Josephine D. Ten Eyck
Ophelia R. Ostrander
Charles DuMond
Mrs. H. A. Rowe
Hobert Rowe
Alfred B. Myer
H. G. Smith
George P. DuMond
Clara S. DuMond
Clarence T. Freer
Edna J. Freer
F. Tobey. Jr.
Susan F. Tobey
Emma E. Lockwood
Charles W. Cutler
Sarah M. Cutler
C. N. DeWitt
Anna O. DeWitt
C. D. Brown
Alice D. Brown
Edwin C. Brown
Minard W. Myer
B. K. Markle
Ada H. T. E. Houghtaling
Alice M. Van Sickle
James Deits
John L. Ostrander
Etta M. Myer
Hilaria Johnston
Jennie S. French
Lawrence H. French
Harry D. Freer
Silas Elmendorf
Susie Elmendorf
Mary Letsher
Mrs. J. H. Hiller
Morris D. Earle
Mae C. Earle
Mrs. J. A. Lockwood
T. H. Newkirk
Eugene Arnst
James A. Lockwood
Floyd A. Markle
Catherine E. Elmendorf
S. F. Ten Eyek
Harry F. Johnston
Mary E. Johnston
May Knew Her Father.
District Attorney Traver conducted the proceedings on behalf of the Ulster county agent for dependent children: the Davis girls and their uncle “John Hen” were represented by Francis C. Merritt. Miss Martha Davis stated she first heard of the Eagle’s Nest children two years ago but never visited their home, which is in the Negro settlement on Hurley mountain known as Eagle’s Nest until December last when she went there for the purpose of learning who was the father of May’s child. May said her uncle Luke Davis, was the father. The home conditions were poor but clean, she did not object to the poor conditions she found but she did object to the moral situation. The house was well built and consisted of one large room and a bedroom downstairs: there may have been a room upstairs. Miss Davis did not know what provisions were in the house. She talked with May Davis and also with her mother, Belle Davis, but Belle made practically no answers.
May, however, said her own father had been a man named Sampson. The next she saw the children was at her office in the county building on St. Patrick's Day,
when they were examined for about two hours. Most of the questions were saved by Mrs. Green, the stenographer for the county agent. Information on which Mrs. Davis based her application had been furnished to her by Mrs. S. Frank Ten Eyck, Charles A. Snyder and others.
The County Agent’s Duty.
There was nothing objectionable in the physical conditions, said Mrs. Davis on cross examination except that the house was poorly furnished. She thought Elizabeth, the youngest child, was under-nourished although she had seen many bashful children, she never had noticed that colored children were particularly different. May had not shown any reluctance to answering questions.
Miss Davis said she did not claim to be a judge of the mental condition of children, but it was her duty to see the children are properly cared for “if these children had been in my care,” she said, this petition would not be necessary. Not being in my care, it is my duty to bring them to the attention of the proper authorities.”
The Petition Disclosed.
Among those who had complained to her of the little child born to May Davis had been one of the justices of the peace, Mrs. Ten Eyck, Matthew T. E. DeWitt and others. “But nearly the whole town complained,” she added. “They signed a petition,” but she could not tell M Merritt what names were on the petition. District Attorney Traver thereupon produced the petition which Miss Davis identified, and Judge Fowler received it in evidence. The fact that both May and Elizabeth were illegitimate was evidence to her mind that moral conditions were bad, she said, in addition to the fact that the same condition applied to May's
child.
Enjoyed The Church”Feeds”
The Reverend Lawrence H French, Pastor of the Hurley Reform Church, who had been subpoenaed as a witness, said he had had some opportunity to observe the Davis children and also had visited their home. His first visit was in the midsummer of 1921, and he went again a few days after the birth of May's baby, when he had taken some [ ] and other nourishing food because he had been told she was not supplied with the kind of food which her condition
required. The home and furnishings were poor but clean. There was some shyness on May's part during the conversation, but not much shyness as he had anticipated. Mr. French said he had signed the petition that had been presented to the town board. The Davis children had not come to church except on special occasions when there had been a “feed” afterward, “and they
certainly enjoyed the feed,” he added.
Actions Show Mental Deficiency
On cross-examination, the Rev. Mr. French said the special entertainments were attended by white and colored children alike, and the white children enjoyed the “feed” just as much as the colored ones. In his pastoral work at various places he had visited many homes of the poor and they were not always clean. He had found that where the minds of the occupants were bright there was a general inclination toward cleanliness but not always. Mental deficiency on the part of May and Elizabeth and also on the part of their mother, Belle Davis, had been shown. In his opinion, by their reaction to conversations, Elizabeth was especially silent. The family lived in the woods, away from other people, and there was not as great opportunity for them to play with other children as if they lived in Hurley, but there were other children also at Eagle’s Nest. From their slowness to answer all questions, whether at home, in church or in the street, he had formed an opinion of their mental deficiency. Personally, he had no knowledge of any depredations the family had committed, but he had the testimony of many members of the community that they were a public menace. From the speech of people of Hurley, he believed they were a menace, and that opinion was based largely on the moral conditions existing in the family. “Don't you know that Hurley is a community where such matters when they are talked over never grow less but always grow greater as each person talks?” asked Mr. Merritt. Whatever opinion the minister may have had on that subject was not disclosed because an objection to
the question was sustained by Judge Fowler.
Lessons Unlearned in 10 Minutes
Mrs. Annette Leverich of 19 Lindsay Ave. Kingston, teacher at the Hurley school, said that May had entered school when, according to information furnished by Mrs. Van Demark, she was 13 years old and remained four years, but she appeared to be no more than 7 or 8 years old. In four years Mrs. Leverich was able to teach her to write her name and she also learned to repeat the “Jack and Jill” rhyme. It was necessary to tell her when to leave her seat and when to go to it, and to tell her to go out of the school at the noon recess. She was not able to do anything in school and did not mingle with any of the other children.
“I would have kept her in school anyway,” said Mrs. Leverich, “because the surroundings were better, but when she became 17 years old I was told by Mr. De Witt and the truant officer that her uncle, John Henry, wouldn’t let her stay.
“Elizabeth was there two years under me, and for the two years under the supervision of another teacher. She made no progress whatever. What she is taught now, she doesn’t know 10 minutes from now. Lizzie would mingle with other children, but May would not. “The other children were not intimate with May, but they are so fond of Elizabeth they give her food from their own dinner baskets. She has only squares of bread in her pail covered with something that looks like lard. We furnish her with cocoa, milk, sandwiches, frankfurters, and
other things, and personally I often take things to her to eat because I think both children are under-nourished. “Now and then we find she has stolen food from other lunch pails and baskets and she says May has told her to do it and to bring the food home.”
The Teacher’s Conclusions
There are other children from the Eagle’s Nest attending the Hurley school, she said on cross examination. Concerning her own desire in the matter, she said:
“I would desire them to be put in an institution where they will be well cared for, not because they live on Eagle’s Nest or any other place because where a child lives is nothing as long as she is well cared for. “While I never have made a study of the subject, I would consider that a child is mentally deficient when you can't teach her anything. It is impossible to teach May the difference between her right and left hand, or to do what other children do. Both children are uncleanly. The people of Hurley furnished them with good clothing and underclothing, but they wear the clothing until it is filthy.
“John Hen”—“Mebbe 35.”
John Henry Davis, head of the debatable household, was called by District Attorney Traver and said he was unmarried. Belle Davis, the mother of May and Elizabeth, was his cousin and he lived in the same house and supports the household. Belle never married either. She has two children. When May was born, “John Henn” was living in the house and Belle was cared for by his mother and Dr. T. J. Bryant, both of whom are dead. “John Hen” said he did not know who was the father of Belle's two children. He was away from home when Elizabeth was born. He did not know exactly how old May was, whether she was over or under twelve, but he knew she went to school for a year or two.
May had a baby last fall, he said. She was not married then. “They tell me my brother, Luke, is the father,” he said. “How old are you?” asked District Attorney Traver. “Oh I dun’no.” said “John Hen.” “Mebbe I'm thirty-five. Perhaps I ain't that.”
“Perhaps you're not over twenty-five,” suggested Mr. Traver.
“Perhaps I ain't,” said “John Hen,” “I dunno.” “Your white hair made me think you might be older?” suggested Mr. Traver. “O, I had the measles once,” said “John Hen.” “Then I got gray hair.”
But He Votes.
“Brother Luke,” he said, lives “all over. First he's here, then he's there. I can't tell nothing about him.” “Do you know what day of the week this is?” inquired Mr. Traver. As the question was not answered, Mr. Traver repeated it several times. Finally, John Henry said it was “Saturday.” He explained that he knew all the time what day it was, but he had not understood the question until it was repeated the last time by the stenographer. He was born and always lived, he said, at Eagle’s Nest; he knew “most everybody” around Hurley and voted there.
“Who is president now?” inquired Mr. Traver. “President of the U. S.” said John Henry. “President of the U. S. now? I can't think of his name.”
“Who is governor?” inquired Mr. Traver. “I don't recollect that I heard his name mentioned,” said “John Hen.” “Do you know who is United States senator?” continued Mr. Traver. “I did hear of his name, but I forgot it,” said John Henry.
“Do you know who your town supervisor is?” asked Mr. Traver. “I forgot who is supervisor,” he replied.
Why Belle Was Absent.
John Henry said he never had been arrested. Belle, he explained, could not be in court because she had to stay home and take care of May's baby. There was always plenty to eat in the house, pork, bread and “the like o’ that,” all of which he bought out of the $2 a day wages he gets when he works.
“What do you think of May and her baby?” asked Mr. Traver. “it can't be helped now,” he said “I blame him.” Cross-examined, he said he owned the Eagle’s Nest home and had no other home. He never had asked the poormaster for assistance and did not desire help now; he was willing to bear the disgrace and try to help the others.
May Acts Sluggish.
May Davis was called to the stand by District Attorney Traver. Her answers to his questions were very faint and there was generally again a long pause before she gave an answer. Most of her answers were in monosyllables and her general appearance and attitude were at best sluggish. She said she had lived in Hurley a year and was twenty-four years old: her mother was living and her name was Belle: she lived with Belle and uncle John Henry. She said she did not know when her baby was born but knew “Uncle Luke” was the father. Asked if she knew Mrs. Leverich she nodded affirmatively and pointed to Mrs. Leverich across the table: said she had seen her at school and had gone to school three years. She could count, she said, but did not know how far. Asked if she could count to ten she
nodded her head. But she could not read or write she said. When District Attorney Traver placed a sheet of paper before her and handed her a pencil telling her to write her name, the girl without effort wrote her name clearly. She also called
correctly more than half of such letters of the alphabet as he had written on another sheet of paper. District Attorney Traver said he wanted to be entirely fair, not only to the two children but also to The People of the State of New York, whom he represented, but he did not care to go into certain details of the home life. Cross-examined by Mr. Merritt, May said she had plenty to eat at home and Uncle John treated her good. Uncle John would not let Uncle Luke come around the house and nobody else came there. She had worked for Uncle Luke about a year ago. Uncle Luke then living in another house in Eagle's Nest and on a certain occasion she remembered Uncle Luke was drunk. The girl was not examined at length. Apparently slow of comprehension at first, she answered later questions more freely and with more than a simple “Yes” or “No.”
Younger Child Brighter
Nine-year-old Elizabeth Davis was called to the stand by Mr. Traver who spoke in lowered tones to the child whose eyes at first rolled around as if she was frightened, but she answered his questions more promptly when he spoke in his usual tone of voice. She said we lived “up at the house,” had been going to school “a month,” was ten years old, and she could not read, write or count. Uncle John and Uncle Luke also lived at the house, but nobody else except “Baby Ruth.” In going to school, she always walked with Catherine Hasbrouk and her colored girl. She always had plenty to eat—meat and bread and […] and tea. Most of the child's answers were made by a shake of the head.
Belle Davis Will Testify
Mr. Traver said he would like to have Belle Davis take the witness stand before examining the doctors, and “John Hen” and his counsel promised she would appear at the legal hearing when May could remain at home to take care of her baby.
Judge Snyder on the Stand
Justice of the Peace Charles A. Snyder was called to the stand by Mr. Merritt and he had never known John Henry to apply to the town for support; he always worked when he could get it, and been law abiding, owns his property and pays his taxes. Judge Snyder said he had not signed the petition but has talked over the case with Mrs. Martha Davis and turned the petition over to her. He had been to the Eagle’s Nest house and found it clean. He had no complaint to make against John Henry.
Constable Decided Opinion
Mr. Merritt said he would call some of the other petitioners as witnesses and asked Constable Walter R. Van Demark to take the stand. Mr. Van Demark said he wanted it understood that he had not signed the petition.
“Then you are willing to tell us what the reputation of John Henry Davis is from the speech of people?” asked Mr. Merritt. “Certainly,” said VanDemark.
“What is it?” ask Mr. Merritt. “It's most bad, on every subject you can mention,” was the surprising answer. Mr. VanDemark said he had no interest in the case except as Constable to that District. Attorney Traver’s request was complied with, that the Davises should be in court. Twice he had had warrants for the arrest of “John Hen,” for failing to send the children to the school. The hearing will be continued next Saturday.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Meet the Binnewaters
Subject
The topic of the resource
Lesson Plan
Abstract
A summary of the resource.
NYT article (with no byline) printed in 1897.
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Title
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Maps
Subject
The topic of the resource
Historic Maps of Ulster County, New York
Description
An account of the resource
Historic maps that show the names of local families and the land they owned.
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
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hand drawn map on paper
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Title
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Noort Rivier in Niew Neerlandt, Joan Vinckeboons (1617-70) about 1639
Subject
The topic of the resource
Dutch map of the Hudson River about 1639, showing the areas from Manhattan to Albany.
Description
An account of the resource
digital scan of hand drawn map
Creator
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Joan Vinckeboons (1617-70)
Source
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https://www.loc.gov/resource/g3802h.ct001070/?r=-0.082,0.367,0.615,0.323,0
Publisher
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Library of Congress
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1639
Contributor
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Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
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public domain
Format
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jpeg
Language
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Dutch
Dutch Map
Groote Esopus
Hudson River
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Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
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handwritten document
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Title
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Thomas Chambers, Esopus Peoples 1652 deed
Subject
The topic of the resource
A land deed in Dutch between Thomas Chambers and the local Native Americans, Esopus Peoples, for land around the present day Rondout waterfront area of Kingston, NY
Description
An account of the resource
digital copy of handwritten document, page 1
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Senate House State Historic Site
Source
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https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/senatehouse/id/178/
Publisher
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New York Heritage digital collections
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1652
Contributor
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Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
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public domain
Format
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jpeg
Language
A language of the resource
dutch
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Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
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handwritten document
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Title
A name given to the resource
1745 Treaty Renewal
Subject
The topic of the resource
1745 renewal of the peace treaty between the Esopus Peoples and the Colonial Government of New York, under Governor Clinton, at Kingston, NY
Description
An account of the resource
digital scan of handwritten document
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Ulster County Archives
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
https://clerk.ulstercountyny.gov/archives/exhibits/it-may-bee-kept-perpetuall-memory/slideshow
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1745
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
public domain
Format
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jpeg
Esopus Indians
Esopus Peoples
Governor Clinton
Kingston
Kingston Treaty Renewal
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Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
handwritten document
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
1712 Treaty Renewal
Subject
The topic of the resource
1712 renewal of the peace treaty between the Esopus Peoples and the Colonial Government of New York, under Governor Hunter, at Kingston, NY
Description
An account of the resource
digital photo of handwritten document
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Ulster County Archives
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
https://clerk.ulstercountyny.gov/archives/exhibits/it-may-bee-kept-perpetuall-memory/slideshow
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1712
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
public domain
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
jpeg
Esopus Indians
Esopus Peoples
Kingston
Kingston Treaty Renewal
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Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
handwritten document
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
February 1681 Treaty Renewal
Subject
The topic of the resource
February 1681 renewal of the peace treaty between the Esopus Peoples and the Colonial Government of New York. under Governor Andros, at Kingston, NY
Description
An account of the resource
digital scan of handwritten document
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Ulster County Archives
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
https://clerk.ulstercountyny.gov/archives/exhibits/it-may-bee-kept-perpetuall-memory/slideshow
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1681
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
public domain
Format
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jpeg
Esopus Indians
Esopus Peoples
Governor Andros
Kingston
Kingston Treaty Renewal
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Title
A name given to the resource
People
Subject
The topic of the resource
The people of Hurley Mountain
Description
An account of the resource
Hurley Mountain is a diverse community and its people have interesting stories to tell.
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
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printed photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
5 x 7 inches
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Title
A name given to the resource
Peter Sinclair interviewing Mabel Wright Fuller c 1990
Subject
The topic of the resource
Historian Peter Sinclair interviewing Mabel Fuller about the Hurley Mountain community of Lapala
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Peter Sinclair
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
c 1990
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Peter Sinclair Collection
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
jpeg
Date Created
Date of creation of the resource.
c 1990
Lapala
Mabel Wright Fuller
Peter Sinclair
Peter Sinclair Collection
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Title
A name given to the resource
People
Subject
The topic of the resource
The people of Hurley Mountain
Description
An account of the resource
Hurley Mountain is a diverse community and its people have interesting stories to tell.
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
printed photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
8 x 10 inches
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Title
A name given to the resource
Eleanor Roosevelt and Mabel Wright Fuller at a New York Women's Trade Union League (NYWTUL) meeting.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Eleanor Roosevelt and Mabel Wright Fuller at a New York Women's Trade Union League (NYWTUL) meeting.
Description
An account of the resource
Mabel Wright Fuller's personal copy of a photo taken at the event.
Source
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Mabel Fuller Collection
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
c 1940's
Contributor
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Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
jpeg
Lapala
Mabel Fuller Collection
Mabel Wright Fuller
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
People
Subject
The topic of the resource
The people of Hurley Mountain
Description
An account of the resource
Hurley Mountain is a diverse community and its people have interesting stories to tell.
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
4.5 x 5.75 inches
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Mabel Wright Fuller age 21 Yonkers NY c 1923
Subject
The topic of the resource
Mabel Wright Fuller, descendant of the Brodhead and Sampson families of Lapala, Hurley Mountain, Marbletown, Ulster County, New York
Description
An account of the resource
Black and White Studio portrait of Mable Wright Fuller
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Mabel Fuller Collection
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1923
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Erin von Holdt - Gilbert
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
jpeg
Lapala
Mabel Fuller Collection
Mabel Wright Fuller