The Notebooks of Charles F. Mulks

Turnpike continued The directors to be five and the quorum three. Ephraim Chambers of the county of Tioga, Oliver Huntington of the county of Broom and John Smith of the county of Seneca where the commissioners to receive subscriptions to capital stock.

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Ephraim Chambers lived in Caroline and then in Tioga, Oliver Huntington lived at or near Owego then in Broom and General John Smith lived on the Solomon Bryant place, Ithaca Hill, then in Seneca County.

Tobeytown Cemetery.

Moses Read	d March 24/57	87
Elisha Briggs	d March 18, 40	64
Capt David Rich	d March 19/52	90
John Rounsville	d June 1/44	76
his wife	d 1838	63
William Rounsville	d May 22/38	65
William Rounsville was the first supervisor of Caroline
his wife	d 1815	40
Sylvester Rounsville	d Feb. 38	65
his wife	d 1815	40
Samuel Rounsville	d Oct 2/45	75

Jessie A Ashley Box Dept N.Y. P. Office Resides at 399 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn

Caroline 1847 Birth 40. Marriages 42. Deaths 48.

It was Stephen B Munn Jr. in 1834. It was John James Speed Jr. in 1836. It was Speed and Tourtellot early in 1838. They continued to be in partnership down to 1842. It was Jeremiah Tourtellot the father of CS Tourtellot of […]

Widow Jemima Vandemark died on Bald Hill Caroline in 1855 age 77. She came to Caroline and settled on Bald Hill in 1814 being than a widow. Benjamin Vandemark, her husband was accidentally shot in the War of '12 in 1813. They were the ancestors of the Vandemark family in Caroline. Widow Vandemark was the daughter of James Personius a soldier of the Revolution who came with his family to Caroline in 1814 and lived with them till his death in 1836 aged 88-10-3 days.

Watkins and Flint Purchase Length about 35⅖ miles Width about 15¼ miles being in direction from north to south. For particulars see Vol II page 141 Land Papers, Secretary of States Office Albany. Patent issued June 25, 1794 to John W. Watkins, who subsequently conveyed to Royal W. Flint and other associates as their interest appeared. Patent issued June 25, 1794 to John W Watkins, who subsequently conveyed to Royal W .Flint and other associates as their interest appeared. The price paid was 3 shillings and 4 pence per acre. The track contain 373,000 acres.