Historical Marker

Jacob Hasbrouck Jr. House

Maj. J. Hasbrouck Trust (no date) · New Paltz · Ulster

New York marker

Inscription

1786 MAJ. JACOB HASBROUCK, JR. HOUSE MEMBER PROVINCIAL CONGRESS 1775 OFFICER 3RD REG. N.Y. MILITIA GRANDSON OF JEAN HASBROUCK THE PATENTEE BIRTHPLACE OF JACOB M. HASBROUCK 1ST MAYOR OF NEW PALTZ 1887 LAND TITLE VESTED BY FAILY WILLS

Location

AddressMaj. J. Hasbrouck Trust (no date)
CityNew Paltz
CountyUlster
StateNew York
Coordinates41.867380, -74.260840

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