Name/Title
Drowned Lands Map, made for Wm. TownsendEntry/Object ID
chs-011111Tags
MapsDescription
A March 14, 1809 hand-drawn historical land map by Charles Thompson with labeled plots, acreages, and a river. Original is held by the New York State Library, Manuscripts and Special Collections in the "Wallkill River, Black Walnut Channel, Wayawanda Channel & Quaker CreekBox,"
Sterling Iron And Railway Company Records, 1740-1918, SC14069, Box 2, Folder 2, Item 218.
Map shows a part of the Drowned Lands, at the confluence of the Wallkill River and Quaker Creek made for Wm. Townsend from a survey made by Charles Thompson. William Townsend resided in Chester and was a son of Peter Townsend, 1738?-1783. He was also one of the proprietors of the Sterling Iron Works.Collection
New York State Library, Manuscripts and Special Collections.Category
Agriculture: Black Dirt, Drowned Lands
Acquisition
Notes
1/30/2008 Reproduced from New York State Library, Manuscripts and Special Collections.Map Details
Maker or Creator
Thompson, CharlesArea or Region
* Untyped Area or Region
Goshen (Inhabited place) - Orange County - New YorkDate Published
Mar 14, 1809Dimensions
Height
31.5 cmWidth
39.7 cmGeneral Notes
Note Type
Cataloging NoteNote
Wallkill River, Black Walnut Channel, Wayawanda Channel & Quaker CreekBox
New York State Library Manuscripts and Special Collections:
Sterling Iron And Railway Company
Records,
1740-1918,
SC14069,
Box 2, Folder 2, Item 218.
Map showing a part of the Drowned Lands, at the confluence of the Wallkill River and Quaker Creek made for Wm. Townsend from a survey made by Charles Thompson.Create Date
October 22, 2024Update Date
February 17, 2026