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Inscription. The evening of September 27, 1778, found Baylors Dragoons settling for the night near this site. The neighborhoods name, Overkill, came from the small bridge “Over de kill”, a kill being a creek or river to ... More on HMDB

Inscription. As early as 1704 this area of the Tappan Patent was called the “steen” or “Stone” point, later Stony Point. It was commonly known by that name for over 150 years. A grist mill was built here in ... More on HMDB

Inscription. To commemorate Westwoods cevotion to the ideals of democracy during the World War: American Expeditionary Force: Albert Beckman, Jr. C. Searing Bennit Warren Blake Hilton E. Glinch Rev J. Earl Custer Frank C. Demarest ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built about 1836 by John Haring, Jr. the house is an example of Greek Revival architecture and retains many original features. Harings homestead was on 14½ acres but he also owned adjacent lands which he farmed for ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Aftermath: Imagine the scene in the early morning daylight of the morning of September 28, 1778 at Overkill: American soldiers were dead, wounded and missing. Some escaped, others were British captives. Major Charles ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built about 1864 by Claudius with a kitchen wing, it has elements of Greek Revival and Italianate styles of architecture. He purchased a half interest in the farm and mill works owned by his brother Nicholas. Their firm ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Built about 1784 by William Holdrum, Jr. a farmer who inherited a 116 acre tract from his father, William Holdrum, Sr. the present structure was built as an addition to the 1765 house of Johannes Mabie, Holdrum enlarged ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Sgt. Ralph W. Lester (Service No. 1,206,304), 106th U. S. Infantry Co. 27th Infantry Division – 4th Army, Promoted to 2nd Lt. – September 25, 1918, Missing in Action September 27, 1918, Ralph W. Lester, son ... More on HMDB

Inscription. 200 years later we remember, September 28, 1978, Presented by, Baylor's Dragoons Memorial Committee, , Erected 1978 by Baylor's Dragoons Memorial Committee. , Location. 41° 0.787′ N, 74° 0.511′ W. ... More on HMDB