04005mpc  2200733 a 4500001000800000005001700008008004100025010001700066035002400083035002200107040002400129100001800153245003700171300001800208545018800226520118100414524009901595500005001694600002201744600002401766610004301790610003201833610004201865610002801907610004601935610003701981650004702018650004502065650005302110650004202163650003902205650003802244650004302282650005202325650006102377650003802438650004402476650004402520650003602564650003302600650005002633650003902683651004402722651004802766651003602814651004402850651004502894650003302939651004102972651003003013655002403043655002003067655002203087655001803109655001603127650001403143650002703157650001603184650001303200650001503213650001303228905002103241998000903262209789620000718134752.0920611i17731899nyu                 eng d  bms 62002298   a(CStRLIN)NYCV92A426  a(NIC)notisAKT6727  aNICcNICeappmdNIC3 aHulce family.00aHulce family papers,f1773-1899.  a4.9 cubic ft.  aMartial R. Hulce was a sheriff, justice of the peace, businessman, editor, publisher, surveyor, and attorney.  Sylvester D. Hulce  was a justice of the peace, editor, and businessman.  aCorrespondence, records, contracts, accounts, inventories, surveys, deeds, expository accounts, plans, and other records and material pertaining to the activities of the Hulce family in Deposit, Delaware County, New York.  Subjects include their lumbering interests along the Delaware River, the making of potash, a general store business, land speculation and real estate in New York, Pennsylvania, and the west, saw-mills, labor matters, waterpower, and brick-kilning.  Areas of their especial interest include education, religion, politics (with particular reference to "Black Republicanism" and the Democratic Party), and temperance.  Also included are historical sketches by Martial Hulce describing the early settlement of Deposit and vicinity.  Papers pertaining to Deposit include post master's reports, local church records, records of the Deposit Bridge Company, plans for plank roads, records of the Deposit Volunteer Temperance Association, papers relating to the establishment of a Negro Sunday School (1864), and papers pertaining to the Deposit National Bank, Deposit Seminary, the New York and Erie Railroad, and other railroad, business, and local activities.  aHulce Family papers.  Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.  aConsists of collections #448, #690, and #579.10aHulce, Martial R.10aHulce, Sylvester D.20aDeposit Bridge Company (Deposit, N.Y.)20aNew York and Erie Railroad.20aDeposit National Bank (Deposit, N.Y.)20aDemocratic Party (U.S.)20aDeposit Volunteer Temperance Association.20aDeposit Seminary (Deposit, N.Y.) 0aGeneral storeszNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aLumber tradezNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aLumber tradezNew York (State)zDelaware County. 0aSaw-millszNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aPotashzNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aLaborzNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aTemperancezNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aMills and mill-workzNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aAfro-American Sunday schoolszNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aKilnszNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aPlank roadszNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aWater-powerzNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aReal propertyzNew York (State) 0aReal propertyzPennsylvania. 0aRailroadszNew York (State)zDelaware County. 0aFamilyzNew York (State)zDeposit. 0aDeposit (N.Y.)xSocial life and customs 0aDeposit (N.Y.)xReligious life and customs. 0aDeposit (N.Y.)xHistory, Local. 0aDelaware County (N.Y.)xHistory, Local. 0aDeposit (N.Y.)xPolitics and government. 0aManufactureszDeposit (N.Y.) 0aDeposit (N.Y.)xEconomic conditions. 0aDeposit (N.Y.)xCommerce. 7aAccount books.2aat 7aContracts.2aat 7aInventories.2aat 7aSurveys.2aat 7aDeeds.2aat 0aSheriffs. 0aJustices of the peace. 0aPublishers. 0aEditors. 0aSurveyors. 0aLawyers.  a20000308120000.0  s9554