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Scope and Contents Collection comprises ephemera related to the life of John Fox of Coxsackie. Included are a considerable amount of photographs of people in coxsackie in the 1930s, as well as photographs of Mr. Fox overseas in Europe during World War Two. Also within the collection are unsorted newspaper clippings, diplomas and certificates, and a considerable amount of material including correspondence related to the 40th reunion of the Coxsackie High School Class of 1932.

Scope and Contents Map shows the Roseboom Patent as it existed in 1761. The parcels shown lie between the Hans Vosen Kill and the Potic Creek and border the Loonenburg Patent, Casparus Bronck Patent, and Mathias Houghtaling Patent. Each parcel in the survey is clearly labeled by owner. Buildings are shown within the adjoining Loonenburg Patent as are the homes of Jans Spoor and Isaac Paris within the boundaries of the Roseboom Patent. Names of parcel owners include Jacob Roseboom, Lawrence Boskirk, Nicholas...

Scope and Contents This map is a survey completed at the same time as MAP 2020.0005 showing lands held by the estate of the late Henry C. Van Bergen of Coxsackie. This survey shows a 41 acre parcel of land shown adjoining a creek and the "state road" upon which is situated a home marked as belonging to "A.M.V.B." - likely Anthony M. Van Bergen. It is unknown precisely which parcel this map illustrates, though two other features marked are the "Coxsackie Bridge" and a small home close by it at the edge of the...

Scope and Contents This survey was completed in 1821 for the estate of Henry Van Bergen of Coxsackie, and shows the lot of Henry Van Bergen siruated near the intersection of two roads given as "Turnpike" and "State Road" backing against the lands of Philip Conine. No Cardinal Point is given to orient the map, though on the upper end of the lot follows a survey line given as the "Old Indian Foot Path" which is likely a north-south route. The lands of Abraham Van Bergen are shown as being the next parcel north and...

Scope and Contents Map is a survey composed by William Tolley on behalf of Peter and Leonard Lampman, sons of the late John Lampman at Coxsackie. Shown is the route of the Albany and Greene Turnpike and the location of the house of John Lampman situated on the west side of the road. The dimensions of the lots owned by the estate are given. No other manmade or geographic features are shown. Land is described as being within the Loonenburg Patent.

Scope and Contents Collection comprises a large selection of photographs of Guernsey Cows and Bulls bred on George M. White's "Gayhead Farm" during the first half of the 20th century. Also included is ephemera from various events George M. White attended either as a contestant with prize-winning animals or as a judge of Guernsey Cows which he was a nationally recognized breeder of. Additional materials in the collection concern Gayhead Farm itself, notably there is a folder listing all the cattle on the farm in...