Soap Creek Valley · Place

Dutchess

Everything the Soap Creek narrators said about Dutchess: 2 transcript mentions across 1 record, grouped by who was speaking.

county No coordinate

Index references (printed indexes): 0
Transcript mentions: 2

These two numbers count different things and rarely match. The first is how often the back-of-book indexes the books themselves print point at this place; an indexer chose those. The second is how often the name occurs in the transcript text, counted by machine. More on the difference.

This place has not been given a coordinate. It appears here because the narrators named it; where it stood is not established.

Provenance

Built from: The printed transcripts and back-of-book indexes of the fifteen monographs
Accessioned: From Bob Zybach’s upload, 23 August 2026

Who speaks of it

Neil Elton Vanderburg in #8 Neil Vanderburg p. 141, p. 144

In their words

Quoted character for character from the printed page, with the page it is on.

Shortly after 1700 Dirck purchased several tracts of land in Dutchess County; One tract was just south of Poughkeepsie, another bought in partnership with Samuel Statts along the Hudson River between Hyde Park and Rhinebeck.

Neil Elton Vanderburg, #8 Neil Vanderburg , p. 141

Dirck never came to Dutchess County to live, but died in New York

Neil Elton Vanderburg, #8 Neil Vanderburg , p. 141

Dated statements about this place

1700 — Shortly after 1700 Dirck purchased several tracts of land in Dutchess County; One tract was just south of Poughkeepsie, another bought in partnership with Samuel Statts along the Hudson River between Hyde Park and Rhinebeck. Mary Vanderburg Stone · source · Before 1844
1759 — 1759 in Beckman (now Beacon), Dutchess County, NY. Mary Vanderburg Stone · source · Before 1844
1775 — William Humphrey's Fifth Regiment, Dutchess County Militia on 17 October 1775 and became a colonel on March 10, 1778. Mary Vanderburg Stone · source · Before 1844

How to cite this item

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As printed: The Zybach Collection, Soap Creek Valley series: Dutchess (place record).
This page: Soap Creek Valley: Dutchess. America's School Trust Library, The Zybach Collection. https://schooltrusts.org/collections/zybach/soap-creek/places/dutchess/
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