[Memorandum of all conveyances of real property by and to Elizabeth Langdon, for the years 1858-1877, compiled by Orville B. Ackerly, not dated, circa 1910's]
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- Mortgages -- New York (State) -- Islip (Town) -- Abstracting and indexing
- Conveyancing -- New York (State) -- Brentwood -- Abstracting and indexing
- Conveyancing -- New York (State) -- Islip (Town) -- Abstracting and indexing
- Deeds -- New York (State) -- Brentwood -- Abstracting and indexing
- Mortgages -- New York (State) -- Brentwood -- Abstracting and indexing
- Land titles + Registration and transfer -- New York (State) -- Brentwood -- Abstracting and indexing
- Land titles + Registration and transfer -- New York (State) -- Islip (Town) -- Abstracting and indexing
- Women farmers -- New York (State) -- Islip (Town) -- History -- 19th century -- Sources
- Memorandums
- Deeds -- New York (State) -- Islip (Town) -- Abstracting and indexing
- Langdon, Elizabeth
- Women farmers -- New York (State) -- Brentwood -- History -- 19th century -- Sources
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[Memorandum of all conveyances of real property by and to Elizabeth Langdon, for the years 1858-1877, compiled by Orville B. Ackerly, not dated, circa 1910's]
Language
eng
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no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Main title
[Memorandum of all conveyances of real property by and to Elizabeth Langdon, for the years 1858-1877
Responsibility statement
compiled by Orville B. Ackerly, not dated, circa 1910's]
Summary
Elizabeth Langdon was the owner of a 300 acre farm at Thompson (vicinity west of Modern Times, later named Brentwood, Islip Township, N.Y.), a pioneer of farming the former scrub oak (pine barrens) land. She advised less fortunate women in New York City to consider pursuing the agricultural life on these "cheap" lands, and expressed her desire to start an agricultural school for women on her farm
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adult
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