nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, JEFFERSONVILLE, NY Sept 15 1893 pg 4: Rudolph Abplanalp and Miss Ada M Townsend, both of Fosterdale, married at the M E parsonage Monticello by Rev J. H. Phillips on Sept 6
Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES printed Tuesday March 4 2014 page 12A:
1904 Rudolph Abplanalp has men at work tearing down the building formerly used as a cider mill, which he purchased of Mrs Theiss last fall. The frame he intends to use in the construction of his new blacksmith and wagon shop."
from the Town of Tusten Historian "THE COCHECTON PAPERS II"
page 39:
"Long ago Rudy Abplanalp was the village blacksmith in Fosterdale. He owned the land from Easons on Route 52 around the 4 corners on Rt 17B to the Fischer property. Rudy sold that parcel in the 1920's to Tony Hoffman. He moved his shop to a barn on the present Darling property, which he sold to Willard Westervelt in 1931."
Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES printed Tuesday March 4 2014 page 12A:
1904 Rudolph Abplanalp has men at work tearing down the building formerly used as a cider mill, which he purchased of Mrs Theiss last fall. The frame he intends to use in the construction of his new blacksmith and wagon shop."
from the Town of Tusten Historian "THE COCHECTON PAPERS II"
page 39:
"Long ago Rudy Abplanalp was the village blacksmith in Fosterdale. He owned the land from Easons on Route 52 around the 4 corners on Rt 17B to the Fischer property. Rudy sold that parcel in the 1920's to Tony Hoffman. He moved his shop to a barn on the present Darling property, which he sold to Willard Westervelt in 1931."
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, JEFFERSONVILLE, NY Sept 15 1893 pg 4: Rudolph Abplanalp and Miss Ada M Townsend, both of Fosterdale, married at the M E parsonage Monticello by Rev J. H. Phillips on Sept 6
Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES printed Tuesday March 4 2014 page 12A:
1904 Rudolph Abplanalp has men at work tearing down the building formerly used as a cider mill, which he purchased of Mrs Theiss last fall. The frame he intends to use in the construction of his new blacksmith and wagon shop."
from the Town of Tusten Historian "THE COCHECTON PAPERS II"
page 39:
"Long ago Rudy Abplanalp was the village blacksmith in Fosterdale. He owned the land from Easons on Route 52 around the 4 corners on Rt 17B to the Fischer property. Rudy sold that parcel in the 1920's to Tony Hoffman. He moved his shop to a barn on the present Darling property, which he sold to Willard Westervelt in 1931."
Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES printed Tuesday March 4 2014 page 12A:
1904 Rudolph Abplanalp has men at work tearing down the building formerly used as a cider mill, which he purchased of Mrs Theiss last fall. The frame he intends to use in the construction of his new blacksmith and wagon shop."
from the Town of Tusten Historian "THE COCHECTON PAPERS II"
page 39:
"Long ago Rudy Abplanalp was the village blacksmith in Fosterdale. He owned the land from Easons on Route 52 around the 4 corners on Rt 17B to the Fischer property. Rudy sold that parcel in the 1920's to Tony Hoffman. He moved his shop to a barn on the present Darling property, which he sold to Willard Westervelt in 1931."
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