from "A History of Oneonta From Its Earliest Settlement To The Present Time",
Dudley M. Campbell, 1906:
"Among the early inhabitants of Oneonta, whose en-
terprise contributed to the development of the resources
of the town, was William Angell, who soon after his
settlement here became the most prominent inhabitant
of the village. He built the Oneonta House, where
he acted as host for a number of years. He was also
one of the proprietors of the Charlotte turnpike, which,
upon its completion in 1834, was made the great high-
way from Catskill to the southwestern portion of the
state."
Dudley M. Campbell, 1906:
"Among the early inhabitants of Oneonta, whose en-
terprise contributed to the development of the resources
of the town, was William Angell, who soon after his
settlement here became the most prominent inhabitant
of the village. He built the Oneonta House, where
he acted as host for a number of years. He was also
one of the proprietors of the Charlotte turnpike, which,
upon its completion in 1834, was made the great high-
way from Catskill to the southwestern portion of the
state."
from "A History of Oneonta From Its Earliest Settlement To The Present Time",
Dudley M. Campbell, 1906:
"Among the early inhabitants of Oneonta, whose en-
terprise contributed to the development of the resources
of the town, was William Angell, who soon after his
settlement here became the most prominent inhabitant
of the village. He built the Oneonta House, where
he acted as host for a number of years. He was also
one of the proprietors of the Charlotte turnpike, which,
upon its completion in 1834, was made the great high-
way from Catskill to the southwestern portion of the
state."
Dudley M. Campbell, 1906:
"Among the early inhabitants of Oneonta, whose en-
terprise contributed to the development of the resources
of the town, was William Angell, who soon after his
settlement here became the most prominent inhabitant
of the village. He built the Oneonta House, where
he acted as host for a number of years. He was also
one of the proprietors of the Charlotte turnpike, which,
upon its completion in 1834, was made the great high-
way from Catskill to the southwestern portion of the
state."
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"Aged 62 years."
(suggests birth year 1780, but member
47183901 edited to 1777 from another source)
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