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Heirsville

Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River, New York
· (1809-1826)
Historical Marker Database · William Fischer, Jr.
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By deed, Mrs. Oliver Calkin gave ten lots to each of six children on the Cochecton Newburg Turnpike to be called Heirsville. The name changed to Cochecton in 1826.
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Cochecton, New York · United States

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