In 1737, the New York Colonial Assembly designated the Philipse Patent as the South Precinct of Dutchess County, and the Philipses began leasing farms to immigrants from Massachusetts, Connecticut, Long Island and lower Westchester.
The New York Colonial Assembly designated the Philipse Patent as the South Precinct of Dutchess County. This was in 1737. The Philipses began leasing farms to immigrants from Massachusetts. This was in 1737. The Philipses began leasing farms to immigrants from Connecticut. This was in 1737. The Philipses began leasing farms to immigrants from Long Island. This was in 1737. The Philipses began leasing farms to immigrants from lower Westchester. This was in 1737.