John JConklin's Account Book

This Work Translates An Early Journal Or Account Book, Dated , Describing ? ?years Of Activities On AFarm In Dutchess County, New YorkThis Book Contains Financial Transactions From A Acre Family Farm In The Town Of Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New YorkThe First Entry Is In , And The Last The Book Was Discovered In , During ARestoration To The Old? ?conklin? ?homesteadThe Contents Include? ?farm Product Sales, Employment Of Both Farm Workers And Domestic Help, ATwo Year Building Project, Details Of? ?a Tailoring Business, And Payments For ASon's EducationThe Document Contains Hundreds? ?of Customer Names, Many The Relatives Of 'uncle Johnny' Conklin Who Established The Farm In He And His Wife Maria Had Children, Nine Daughters And? ?four? ?sonsHe Was One Of ? ?siblings And Most Of His Relatives Are Mentioned In The Journal.?? ??his First Son, John JConklin Starts The Book In And When He Dies In , The Journal Is Taken Over By His Younger Brother, Abraham IConklin, Who Keeps It Until His Death In The Account Book Offers AValuable Perspective On The Farm Economy In The Late th And Early th Century In Dutchess CountyThe Hundreds Of Names Of Customers Will Be Of Interest To GenealogistsThe Building Project Offers AUnique Look At Labor Rates And Cost Of Materials In And ALot Of Information From A Page Historical Journal?   ? ?'?the Origins Of The Early Conklins Who Settled In Dutchess County In Are UnknownTheir Earliest Known Ancestors Were John And Elenor Conklin, Whose Nine Children Began Appearing In The Records Of Westchester County, New York In The Descendants Of Their Son Deliverance, And His Son, CaptJohn, Would Become The Most Dedicated Genealogists Of The Extended Westchester Conklin FamilyIn , The Discovery Of The Account Book, , Of CaptJohn Conklin's Grandsons, John JConklin And Abraham IConklin, Brought To Light Sixtytwo Years Of Family And Community Life In Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New York.?? ??'john R?'?jack?'? Conklin, Continues The Family Tradition Of Making Accessible Family History Through The Sharing Of Documents this Account Book And CaptJohn Conklin's Bible Entries And His Own WritingsThe Knowledge Of The Contributions Of This Branch Of The Family Continues To Grow As More Information On Their Varied Lives Are Revealed.?'??
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