The Castor Family of Pennsylvania
The Castor Family of Pennsylvania
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IV. Of McComb's Purchase, South "and West by the Black River, and East by a line running North, "nine miles from a point near High Falls, and hence North Easter- "ly on such a course as might include 210, 000 acres. " The above was communicated by the New York State Histor- ian. The following is copied from Dr. Franklin B. Hough's "His- tory of Oswego County": "In 1792 several New York men bought 2, 000, 000 acres in the "above mentioned region and at once sailed for Paris, France, "where they ...formed the 'Castorland Company' to dispose of the "same. " "The same year or the next several agents of the Company "(Frenchmen) came in to look at the land. They wrote a journal, "called the 'Castorland Journal. ' " This Journal has been translated by Mr. Hough. Castorland comprised what is now the Northern part of Os- wego County, Lewis County, and the Southern half of Jefferson County. There is now a village in Lewis County called Castor- land. The seal of the Castorland Company was oval in form.
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IV. Of McComb's Purchase, South "and West by the Black River, and East by a line running North, "nine miles from a point near High Falls, and hence North Easter- "ly on such a course as might include 210, 000 acres. " The above was communicated by the New York State Histor- ian. The following is copied from Dr. Franklin B. Hough's "His- tory of Oswego County": "In 1792 several New York men bought 2, 000, 000 acres in the "above mentioned region and at once sailed for Paris, France, "where they ...formed the 'Castorland Company' to dispose of the "same. " "The same year or the next several agents of the Company "(Frenchmen) came in to look at the land. They wrote a journal, "called the 'Castorland Journal. ' " This Journal has been translated by Mr. Hough. Castorland comprised what is now the Northern part of Os- wego County, Lewis County, and the Southern half of Jefferson County. There is now a village in Lewis County called Castor- land. The seal of the Castorland Company was oval in form.
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