| Object Name |
Shed, Carriage |
| Early Date |
1825 |
| Late Date |
1832 |
| Artist |
Unidentified |
| Exhibit label line3 |
The Williams Carriage Shed was originally part of the estate of Othniel Williams, a lawyer in Clinton as well as a Trustee and the Treasurer of Hamilton College. The Williams family owned several carriages. |
| Place of Origin |
Clinton, Oneida County, NY |
| People |
Williams, Othniel (?-1832)/
West Park Row Corp./ |
| Provenance |
The Farmers' Museum acquired the structure in 1957 from West Park Row Corp.
*West Park Row Corp. bought the property from Kirkland Properties on January 4, 1951.
*Kirkland Properties, Inc. acquired the property from Edward W. Stanley on December 3, 1945.
*Edward W. Stanley bought the property from Anna F. Davidson on November 8, 1945.
*Anna F. Davidson became sole owner September 4, 1945.
*Adian H. Newell and Anna F. Davidson acquired the property from William F. and Ruth W. Newton on August 28, 1941.
*(O. Gregory Burns acquired portion of property on June 2, 1938 to preserve ROW - the law office from William F. and Ruth W. Newton.)
*William F. and Ruth W. Newton acquired the property from the estate of Delia A. Williams on May 25, 1938.
*Delia A. Williams received the property from her husband Othniel S. Williams' will in 1880.
*Othniel S. Williams received the property from Mary Williams' will in 1842.
*Mary Williams received the property from her husband Othniel Williams in his will in 1832.
*Othniel Williams acquired the property from John Stewart, Jr. on November 19, 1824. |
| Title |
Williams Carriage Shed |
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