# List of New York State Historic Markers in Jefferson County, New York

This is an incomplete list of New York State Historic Markers in Jefferson County, New York.

## Listings county-wide

| | Marker name | Location | City or Town | Marker text |
| 1 | BABCOCK HOMESTEAD | Intersection Of Kirby and Brown Streets in Dexter | Brownville, Town Of, New York | Erected 1832-33 By Jesse Babcock; Station On Underground Railway Passing Negro Slaves Over Canadian Border |
| 2 | BROWN MANSION | On Brown Blvd. In Brownville | Brownville, Town Of, New York | Home Of Gen. Jacob Brown Commander Of Northern Frontier Forces, War Of 1812 Commanding General U.s. Army 1821 Until His Death In 1828 |
| 3 | CARLETON IS. | On NYS 12E about 2 Miles east of Cape Vincent Village | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Occupied By British 1774 Ft. Haldimand Built By British-irouquois 1778-79. Captured By Americans In 1812 |
| 4 | CUP-AND-SAUCER | At River's Edge on west side of Real St., Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | House Built Near This Site By Count Pierre Fancois Real In 1816 As Refuge For Napoleon. Burned 1867 |
| 5 | DURING THE | At intersection Of Broadway and James St., Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 American Soldiers Were Housed In Barracks Erected Here And At The Foot Of James Street |
| 6 | FRENCH | On Town Rd. about 1 mile SW of Rosiere | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Cath. Church Built Here 1832 By Early Settlers. Heroes Of Napoleon's Army & French Refugees Worshipped Here |
| 7 | KENT'S CREEK | On County Rd. about 1½ miles SW of Rosiere | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Site Of First Grist Mill In The Town Of Cape Vincent Built Prior To 1809 |
| 8 | MILLENS BAY | On NYS 12E at Riverview | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | In June 1812 Abner Hubbard With Other Americans Crossed To Carleton Island And Captured Ft. Haldimand With Its British Garrison |
| 9 | STONE HOUSE | North side of Broadway In Western Part of Cape Vincent Village | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Built In 1815 By J.d. Le Ray De Chaumont Here Canadian Rebels Were Sheltered During Patriot War, 1838 |
| 10 | TIBBITS POINT | At Tibbetts Point Lighthouse SW of Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Lighthouse First In Jefferson County Built 1827, Rebuilt 1854 |
| 11 | ARROW | On NYS 12E about 3 miles SE Of Cape Vincent | Cape Vincent, Town Of, New York | Memorial Altar On Site Of Old French Catholic Church Erected By James Le Ray De Chaumont 1832 |
| 12 | CHURCH BUILT 1834-35 | On NYS 12 near intersection with Co. Rt. 179, Depauville | Clayton, Town Of, New York | Francis Depau Deeded Site For House Of Worship That Shall Forever At All Times Be Open And Free To The Use Of All Denominations |
| 13 | ELM FLAT CHURCH | At intersection of Co. Rd. 179 and NYS 12 about 3/4 Mi NW of Depauville | Clayton, Town Of, New York | Fory Rods To The East Stood The First Church In The Town Of Clayton A Log Building Built 1820 By The Free Will Baptists |
| 14 | ONONDAGA TRAILS | At intersection Of NYS 12 and Co. Rt. 179, Depauville | Clayton, Town Of, New York | Junction Of War Trails Between Lake Ontario And The St. Lawrence River |
| 15 | AFTER THE BATTLE OF | On NYS 3 about 2 miles N. of Oswego-Jefferson County line | Ellisburg, Town Of, New York | Big Sandy May 28, 1814 This House Was Used As A Hospital For British Soldiers |
| 16 | BONNIE VIEW | On US 11 about 2 miles north of Pierrepont Manor | Ellisburg, Town Of, New York | Birthplace And Home Of Marietta Holley 1840–1926 Author "Samantha" Novels Pen Name "Josiah Allen's Wife" |
| 17 | FAIR VIEW | On Route 193 in Woodville | Ellisburg, Town Of, New York | Bought By Ebenezer Wood 1804 Continuously Occupied By Wood Family Since That Date |
| 18 | CAMP DE | West side of NYS 3 at State-owned observation point about 4 miles SW of Sackets Harbor | Henderson, Town Of, New York | L'observation Erected By The French In 1756 Association Island |
| 19 | AUGUSTUS SACKET | At intersection Of Main and Ray streets in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Pioneer Of Sacket Harbor. Brought Tract In Hounsfield 1801. 1St Judge, Jefferson Co. B. N.y. City Nov. 10, 1769 D. Albany, N.y. Apr. 29, 1827 |
| 20 | BLANCHARD STAND | At intersection NYS 3 and Co. Rd. about 2 miles west of Watertown | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Erected Here In 1823 By Stephen Blanchard Rebuilt 1867 And Known As Half-way-house Till 1913 A Famous Country Inn |
| 21 | BLOCKHOUSE | South side of Washington St. Between Broad St. and RR, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Erected In 1812 For Defense Against The British Attack Stone House The Tisdale Homestead Erected 1819 |
| 22 | FORT CHAUNCEY | East side of Monroe St. north of Main St. in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 Named For Commodore Isaac Chauncey |
| 23 | FORT KENTUCKY | South side of Washington St. near lake, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 28 Guns Blockhouse In Center |
| 24 | FORT TOMPKINS | Intersection Main St. and road along lake shore. Property US Coast Guard, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | On Navy Point War Of 1812 Named For Governor Daniel D. Tompkins |
| 25 | HOME OF | North side of county road between Sackets Harbor and Jewettville | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Dr. Samuel Guthrie Born 1782-Died 1848 Discovered Chloroform, 1831 Invented Percussion Caps Surgeon In War Of 1812 |
| 26 | SITE OF | Along lake front within Madison Barracks in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Fort Pike Behind These Breastworks Was Blockhouse Erected By Americans For Defense Against British, War Of 1812 |
| 27 | UNION HOTEL - APRIL 1817 | At intersection of Main and Ray streets in Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Built By Frederic White 1St Masonic Lodge Jefferson Co. Ontario Lodge Formed April 4, 1805 Athol Lodge Formed 1818 Sackets Lodge Formed 1848 |
| 28 | VIRGINIA | South side of Washington St., west of Broad St., Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | War Of 1812 Armed With 16 Guns |
| 29 | WAR OF 1812 | End of Town Rd. along lake shore, Sackets Harbor | Hounsfield, Town Of, New York | Landing Of British Daybreak, Sunday July 19, 1812 |
| 30 | SITE OF | On NYS 180, LaFargeville | Orleans, Town Of, New York | First Mill Erected 1819 At Log Mills Renamed LaFargeville July 4, 1823 |