History of Little Nine Partners
Subtitle: of North East precinct, and Pine Plains, New York, Duchess [!] county
By: by Isaac Huntting.  Vol. I.
Publisher: Charles Walsh & Co., printers
Published: 1897
Place of publication: Amenia NYC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 411
Subjects: Pine Plains (N.Y.) -- History.; North East (N.Y.) -- History.; Dutchess County (N.Y.) -- Little Nine Partners Patent.
Notes: No more published.
The Little or Upper Nine Partners patent (so called to distinguish from the Great or Lower Nine Partners patent of 1697) was granted in 1706 to Sampson Broughton and 7 others (George Clark becoming the 9th partner a little later).  Dutchess county, though laid out in 1683 was not organized till 1713; in 1737 it was subdivided into 7 precincts, one of which, the North precinct, became the Northeast precinct in 1746 and the town of Northeast in 1788.  This precinct and town included nearly all the land actually held under the Little Nine Partners patent.  Northeast was subdivided by setting off the new town of Milan in 1818 and Pine Plains in 1823.
Supplemented by: "Index to Huntting's History of Little Nine Partners, New York, compiled by Grace M. Pierce. (1 p. l., 102 numb. l. ; 27 cm.) Type-written (carbon copy) Call number: F129.P6H9 Index