Historical Marker

N. J. Line War

U. S. 209 at Huguenot · Deerpark, New York · Orange

New York marker

Inscription

Major Jacobus Swartwout, leader of N. Y. faction, settled here about 1741 and was later kidnapped by Jersey men

Location

AddressU. S. 209 at Huguenot
CityDeerpark, New York
CountyOrange
StateNew York
Coordinates41.409590, -74.308920

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Camp Site

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