Herkimer County (N.Y.) -- History.
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Annette MacFarland, collector, family papers
Burrell family and Herkimer County cheese industry items
Newspaper and magazine articles on the history of Herkimer County, New York and the growth of the cheese industry, including the role of Harry Burrell, his son D.H. Burrell, and others in the Burrell family.
Cooper and Ward family papers
Personal letters to members of the Ward and Cooper families, mostly about family matters, but also containing some comments on national politics, travels in India and Egypt, a visit to a slave pen in St. Louis (1861), and the extensive public interest in education in Doylestown, Pennsylvania (1820); also, miscellaneous deeds and indentures (1792-1846) pertaining to land in Connecticut, and Herkimer County, New York.
Herkimer County items
Typescript essay, "How Herkimer County Got Its Free Schools," compiled by the Commercial Department of the Mohawk Central School from the writings of Dr. S. C. Kim[m], May 1945 (29 leaves); a section of the newspaper The Evening Times, Little Falls, New York, containing an article on the old Fairfield Seminary by Silas C. Kimm, February 23, 1946; and an article reprinted from the Evening Times titled "A Tribute to Dr. Kimm," April 12, 1922.