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Chautauqua Co NY History - Vol 1,2,3

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    History Of
    Chautauqua County, NY
    And Its People
    In Three Volumes
    475 + 316 + 375 pages, Illustrated, Indexed, Searchable
    Published 1921
    By John P. Downs
    - Bonus -
    Historical Sketches
    Of the Town of Portland
    Comprising Also
    The Pioneer History
    Of Chautauqua County (NY)
    458 pages, Searchable
    Published 1873
    By H. C. Taylor
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    Chautauqua County was created by partition of Genesee County on 1808-03-11. This partition was performed under the same terms that
    produced Cattaraugus and Niagara Counties. The partition was performed for political purposes, but the counties were not properly
    organized, so they were all controlled as part of Niagara County.
    On February 9, 1811, Chautauqua was completely organized, and so its separate government was launched. This established Chautauqua as
    a county of 1,100 square miles (2,848.99 square km) of land. Chautauqua was never altered.
    The region was first settled in 1804. The Town of Portland was founded in 1813 from the Town of Chautauqua. Subsequently, the town was
    reduced in size to form two new towns: Ripley (1816) and Westfield (1829).
    Communities and locations in Portland
    Brocton – The Village of Brocton. Nearby is a New York State Correctional Facility, Lakeview Shock Incarceration Correctional Facility.
    Greencrest – A lakeside hamlet on the Lake Erie shore in the northeast part of the town.
    Green Hills – A hamlet on the shore of Lake Erie.
    Lake Erie State Park – A lakeside park in the northeast part of the town.
    Portland – The town government is located in this hamlet, located on Route 20 west of Brocton.
    Skinner Switch – A location west of Portland.
    Van Buren Point - A hamlet on the Lake Erie shore in the northeast part of the town, east of Greencrest.
    Vineyard – A hamlet northwest of Brocton.
    West Portland – A hamlet on Route 20 near the west town line.
    CONTENTS - History of Chatauqua Volume I
    Chapter I — Geography, Topography, Geology, Climatology I
    Chapter II — The Mound Builders ; Ancient Remains 8
    Chapter III — Origin of the Name Chautauqua 10
    Chapter IV— The Destruction of the Eries 12
    Chapter V — Brodhead's Expedition 16
    Chapter VI — Later Indian Wars, Occupation and Treaties 23
    Chapter VII — The Frontier Period, 1802-1805; Early Settlers; Foundation of Towns 26
    Chapter VIII — The Pioneer Period; War with Great Britain; Customs of the People 34
    Chapter IX — The Early Farming Period, 1825-1835; Development of the County; Industries; Amusements .. 42
    Chapter X — The Early Farming Period, 1835-1851 ; the Holland Company; Under the New Constitution;
    Progress of Education 50
    Chapter XI — The Agricultural Period, 1851-1861 ; Early Railroads; Spiritualism and Mormonism ; Discovery
    of Oil 56
    Chapter XII — The Agricultural Period, 1861-1875; Development of Grape Culture .. 65
    Chapter XIII — Close of Century, 1S75-1902; First Use of Natural Gas; Jamestown Incorporated as a City;
    Electricity introduced as a motive power; the Prendergast Library; New County Buildings; Lakeside
    Assembly: Improvement of Dunkirk Harbor; Soldiers of the Revolution; Burning of Fredonia Normal
    School ; Origin and Character of the People 70
    Chapter XIV — Opening of the Twentieth Century; the County Redistricted ; New Court House; Military
    Reunions 91
    Chapter XV — Opening of the Twentieth Century, continued; the County redistricted; Death of Obed Edson 105
    Chapter XVI — Towns: Arkwright, Busti, Carroll, Charlotte, Chautauqua, Cherrv Creek, Clymer 115
    Chapter XVII— The City of Dunkirk 143
    Chapter XVIII— Towns : Ellery, Ellicott 154
    Chapter XIX— The City of Jamestown 162
    Chapter XX — Towns : Ellington, French Creek, Gerry, Hanover, Harmony 170
    Chapter XXI— Towns : Kiantone, Mina, Poland, Pomfret, Portland 201
    Chapter XXII— Towns : Ripley, Sheridan, Sherman, Stockton, Villenova, Westfield 225
    Chapter XXIII— Chautauqua County To-day ; Statistics 247
    MISCELLANEOUS
    The History of the Holland Land Purchase, Lieut.-
    Comdr. W. H. Faust, U. S. N 252
    The Press of Chautauqua County, Frederick P.
    Hall and Edward L. Allen 271
    Books, Libraries and Authors, Lucy Tiffany Hen-
    derson 281
    Chautauqua County Libraries, Lucia Tiffany Hen-
    derson and Carlina M. Monchow 285
    Some Men and Women Writers of Chautauqua
    County, Mrs. Olive R. Schlender 290
    Conservation of Fish and Game, Richard H. Hep-
    pell
    The United States Food Administration in Chau-
    tauqua County, Clare A. Pickard 299
    The Public Schools of Chautauqua County 310
    Schools of Jamestown, Rovillus R. Rogers 315
    Dunkirk Public Schools, Frederick R. Darling . . . 319
    Public Schools of Fredonia, William B. Blaisdell. 322
    Chautauqua Institution, Arthur E. Bestor 324
    The Jamestown Board of Commerce 335
    Dunkirk Chamber of Commerce, Jay T. Badgley . . 336
    Manufacturing 336
    The Medical Profession 338
    Religion and Religious 341
    The Woman's Christian Temperance Union 349
    The Political Equality Movement 351
    The Young Women's Christian Association, Jane
    C. Banks 357
    The American Red Cross 358
    Women's Clubs 363
    Patrons of Husbandry 364
    Chautauqua County Banks, C. W. Herrick 367
    Steamboats of Chautauqua Lake, T. Henry Black. 371
    Political Chautauqua, Benjamin S. Dean 374
    Municipal Activities, Mayor Samuel A. Carlson . . 382
    Dental Surgery and Dentists, William E. Goucher,
    D. D. S. 384
    Patriotic Societies ; Mrs. Lucy Norton Shankland,
    Marvin L. Clapp, Mrs. Lona D. Brown,
    Lathrop L. Hanchett 386
    Young Men's Christian Association 392
    Retrospect of Music in and around Jamestown,
    Gilden R. Broadberry 395
    Development of Agriculture, John W. Spencer... 398
    Chautauqua Farm Bureau 400
    Chautauqua County Agricultural Corporation 401
    The Grape Industry, Dr. C. E. Welch 402
    The Swedish People, Charles A. Okerlind 403
    Donald MacKenzie, King of the Northwest, Ernest
    Cawcroft 406
    "The Indian War," Theodore A. Case 409
    The Underground Railroad, Albert S. Price 412
    Old Inns and Taverns 413
    Merchants of the Olden Time, W. H. Proudfit ... 417
    Centennial Celebration 419
    Lily Dale Spiritualist Assembly, Mrs. Clara Wat-
    son 421
    Bench and Bar 425
    Chautauqua Lake and its Surroundings, W. A.
    Bradshaw 429
    Iron and Steel 430
    Jamestown Business College 431
    Public Utilities 432
    Population of Chautauqua County 434
    Fraternal Orders, John B. Shaw, John C. Mason,
    Patrick S. Guinnane 435
    Military History 447
    (Also see reverse of this page).
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