Loonenburg Patent
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
A True Copy of the Confirmation Grant of the Loonenburg Tract to Jan Van Loon, Jocham States, and Johannes Provoost by Governor Thomas Dongan in 1688, 1751
File — MSS Box 159
Identifier: Folder 2
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
This series comprises a seleciton of papers relating to Orin Flint of Athens, NY who was a schoolteacher, attorney, and founding President of the Greene County Historical Society. The earliest documents in the series were materials collected by Mr. Flint ancillary to his personal studies and interest in local history. These materials include papers of Castle Seeley, an early copy of the Loonenburg Patent, and miscellaneous other regionally significant documents which remained in his personal...
Flint-Van Valkenburg Memorial Collection
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS 2019.0010
Scope and Contents
The contents of this collection are primarily handwritten documents donated in three separate accessions in 1995, 2010, and 2021 by grandchildren of Orin Q. Flint. Boxes one and two are organized separately in their own chronological arragements, with some overlap covering the lifetime of Orin Flint himself. The Third accession comprises two boxes sorted chronologically containing primarily documents of the Van Valkenburg Family, and the final series comprises the Flint Diaries in chronological...
Map of the Division of the Roseboom Patent
Item — Case Flat File Drawer 11
Identifier: MAP 2020.0008
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...
Survey of the Boundary between the Towns of Coxsackie, Loonenburg, and Shinglekill.
Item — Case Flat File Drawer 21
Identifier: MAP 2020.0010-LOB 6.141H
Survey of the Loonenburg New Purchase Road
Item — Case Flat File Drawer 11
Identifier: MAP 2020.0011
Scope and Contents
Map is a survey composed by John D. Spoor for Isaac Northrop and Company in 1801 showing a newly surveyed road leading northwest from the edge of the surveyed lots of the proposed Village of Athens. The Road is shown as commencing at the river and proceeding westward through the surveyed lots (now modern Second Street) and then proceeding along a route northwest (along the route of modern Schoharie Turnpike) towards the home of Johannis Hallenbeck. Description notes that at the Hallenbeck house...