SULLIVAN IN HISTORY

Interesting People and Events contributing to the development of the Township of Sullivan, Madison County, New York.

By
CLAUDE A. NICHOLS
First Edition, 1939

Published by The McHENRY PRESS, Inc. Chittenango, N. Y.

		Preface
Chapter 1		Sullivan is created
2		Battles between whites and Indians
3		First settlers
4		Early history of the state road
5		Early settlers
6		More early settlers
7		Settlements in northern Sullivan
8		Early religious services
9		Minutes of the first meeting of Board of Supervisors
10		Early courts
11		Canaseraga
12		Early Chittenango
13		Chittenango, Continued
14		Chittenango, Continued
15		Old Polytechny
16		Chittenango White Sulphur Springs
17		First Fourth of July Celebration
18		The first murder
19		Development of the town
20		Further settlements of the northern part of the town
21		The "Dutch Reformed" Church
22		Presbyterian Church of Chittenango
23		The Baptist Church at Chittenango
24		The Chittenango Methodist Church
25		St. Paul's
26		Saint Patrick's
27		Free Methodist Church, Chittenango Station
28		The Wesleyan Church at Fyler
29		History of Bridgeport Methodist Church
30		North Manlius and its first church, the Presbyterian
31		First Baptist Church of Sullivan and Manlius at North Manlius
32		Methodist Church at North Manlius
33		Fraternal organizations
34		Chittenango fire companies
35		Our town in the Civil War
36		History of Yates Union Free School and Academy
37		Our cemeteries
38		Sullivan men in public life
39		Business and industry
		Interesting people
		Township directory