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    <unittitle>50. de Suffrans à Pompton, 12 milles</unittitle>
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      <dimensions id="16040720560a30cf5bef2aacb9eb48f1">22.5 x 26.5 cm</dimensions>
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    <p>March from Suffern [in New York] to Pompton [in New Jersey]. 26-27 August 1781. The route along the Ramapo Valley corresponds closely to present U.S. Route 202. "Pompton," the terminus of this march, is the locality now known as Pompton Plains. The curious words "her scaller house," designating a property between Pond's Church and the Pompton River, is a draftsman's miscopying of "Mr. [Casparus] Schuyler's House." "Bartoli moulin" is probably Bartolf's (or Bertolf's) Mill; "Fanallen's Mills," Van Allen's.</p>
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    <p>MS, No. 15-3. [Rice/Brown, p. 143] The March through New Jersey is described in Clermont-Crèvecœur's journal (pp. 42ff.) and in Itineraries 3 and 4.</p>
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