[60] The house was taken down in 1905 to make way for the tracks of the New York & New Haven Railroad Company.
[61] Surrogate’s Office, New York, fol. XVIII, 62.
[62] “Bolton’s History of Westchester County,” vol. II, p. 622.
[63] Daughter of Lieutenant Robert Feake, patentee of Greenwich, Conn., and his wife Elizabeth, niece of John Winthrop.
[64] Morris’s “Memorial History of Staten Island.”
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