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Both have elevations of about 140 feet above the Mohawk at their highest points. Both of these sister villages are pleasantly situated. Fultonville is on the south shore, connected by bridge with Fonda on the north side of the river. The highest land near Fultonville is three miles south, near Glen, where the valley hills rise to a sea elevation of 1,200 feet. Go back to: Chapter 117 | ahead to: Chapter 119ДЇonda and Montgomery County - Cayadutta Creek and the sand plains - Caughnawaga - Fonda-Mohawk Indian history of Caughnawaga - Mohawk north shore castles - Mohican attack on Kahaniaga - Jesuit mission, 1667-1683 - French-Canadian invasion, 1693 - Caughnawaga settlement, 1713-1720 - First Valley Revolutionary clashes - Caughnawaga raid, 1780 - Major Fonda house - Home of the infamous Butlers - South shore Revolutionary raids.ДЇonda-Fultonville form virtually one community.ДЇultonville is named for Robert Fulton, the steamship inventor. You are here: Home В» Resources В» MVGW Home В» Chapter 118 History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925Д¬ontents | Biographies | Illustrations | Maps | Portraits Social Security Death Index (FamilySearch).NYS DOH Genealogical Research Death Index (1957 - 1970).ReferenceUSA (SCPL, MVLS or SALS card required outside the library).America's News (SCPL card required outside the library).Historical New York Times 1851-2017 (Central Library only).Schenectady County Property Assessments and Land Records.Schenectady / Capital District Obituary Index.Union College / Schaffer Library / Archives.Museum of Innovation and Science Archives.History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925.History of Education in Schenectady, 1661-62 - 1961-62.Electric City Immigrants: Italians and Poles of Schenectady, N.Y., 1880-1930.Schenectady County, New York: Its History to the Close of the Nineteenth Century.

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Wilson tavern keeper tribes hill mohawk valley