Historic Pelham Blog Archive
September 2006

350TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION BOOK:  "THOMAS PELL AND THE LEGEND OF THE PELL TREATY OAK" -- $11.95 (PROCEEDS AFTER PRINTING COSTS WILL GO TO BARTOW-PELL MANSION MUSEUM).  CLICK HERE TO BROWSE BEFORE YOU BUY! LEARN MORE.

Fri. September 29, 2006:  Intriguing Evidence of the Amount Thomas Pell Paid Native Americans for the Manor of Pelham

Thu. September 28, 2006:  A Brief Biography of Mary Grace Witherbee Black of Pelham Manor

Wed. September 27, 2006:  Abstract of 1779 Will of Samuel Rodman of the Manor of Pelham in Westchester County

Tue. September 26, 2006:  John Pell's Sister-in-Law, Bathsua Makin

Mon. September 25, 2006:  As the Hutchinson River Grew More Fetid, James F. Secor Jr. of Pelham Manor Raised a Stink in 1901

Fri. September 22, 2006:  Henry Accorly:  A Witness to the Signing of Thomas Pell's Treaty with Local Native Americans on June 27, 1654

Thu. September 21, 2006:  A Paper Addressing the Battle of Pelham, Among Other Things, Presented in 1903

Wed. September 20, 2006:  Brief Biographical Data About Elbert Roosevelt of the Manor of Pelham

Tue. September 19, 2006:  Toonerville Trolley Cartoons Available For Free Viewing Online

Mon. September 18, 2006:  A Brief Description of Oystering in Eastchester Bay and at Pelham Published in 1881

Fri. September 15, 2006:  William Newman:  A Witness to the Signing of Thomas Pell's Treaty with Local Native Americans on June 27, 1654

Thu. September 14, 2006:  Records of the Service of John Pell, 2nd Lord of the Manor of Pelham, in the New York House of Representatives in the 1690s

Wed. September 13, 2006:  Early Efforts of the Town of Eastchester To Obtain Cooperation of John Pell For Construction of a Saw Mill

Tue. September 12, 2006:  Evidence Sheds Light on Location of An Early Home of John Pell, 2d Lord of the Manor of Pelham

Mon. September 11, 2006:  An Image of Fred Case's Hotel on Fifth Avenue Near 3rd Street Before it Burned in About May 1892

Fri. September 8, 2006:  An Image of The Brotherton Store in Pelhamville Before It Burned in 1890

Thu. September 7, 2006:  Google Unveils Search Feature to Allow Searches of 18th, 19th and 20th Century Newspapers

Wed. September 6, 2006:  Pelham Hall Shelter, a 'Refuge for Erring Girls', Founded by Alumnae of Mrs. Hazen's School for Girls in Pelham Manor

Tue. September 5, 2006:  Will Prepared by Joshua Pell, Sr. in 1758 Included Disposition of Slaves

Mon. September 4, 2006:  Google Books Adds Download Feature Making Local History Research Even Easier

Fri. September 1, 2006:  An 1889 "Tour" of Pelham Bay and Areas Then Part of the Town of Pelham

Home |  Articles |  Bibliography |  Biographies |  E-books |  Ghosts/Legends |  Links |  Maps
Memorials |  Pelham in Court |  Photo Catalog |  Place Names |  Postcards |  Societies |  Timeline
Virtual Tour |  Contact Us | Privacy Policy

© 2003-2006 Blake A. Bell. All Rights Reserved. This is an educational site
for those interested in the history of Pelham, NY in lower Westchester County, New York.

Designed by Internetcomealive, Inc.
Web Design, Hosting, Consulting