Portion Of An 1837
Map For The Village Of Auburn
[NY] |
In the southeast corner of the Auburn NY map shown below, seven houses appear
in a small area noted as "Negro Settlement, New Guinea," bounded by Mechanic
Street, Mill Street, and the Owasco Outlet." |
Reprint copies of the 1837 Village Of Auburn [NY] map are available
by contacting The Cayuga County
NY Historian's Office
This website was developed as part of the
"Survey of Sites Relating to the Underground Railroad, Abolitionism,
and African American Life
in Auburn and Cayuga County, 1820-1870"
Some information about the area labeled as: "New Guinea" on the 1837 map of the Village Of Auburn NY, can be found on pages 32-36 within
the publication: 'Uncovering The Freedom Trail in Auburn and Cayuga County New York' - by Judith Wellman, Project Coordinator
Sponsored by the City
of Auburn Historic Resources Review Board
Funded by Preserve New
York, a grant program of the
Preservation League of New York State and
the New York State Council on the Arts.
Coordinated by Judith Wellman, Historical New York Research Associates -
Compiled in cooperation with the
Cayuga County, New York, Historian's
Office
Publish on the Internet by The Cayuga County NYGenWeb
Project
- Links To Other Websites Of Related Interest -
African-Americans In Cayuga Co. NY Census Records
1820-1870 ||
www.tourauburnny.com ||
City of Auburn Historic Resources Review Board ||
Cayuga County NYGenWeb Project Maps Website
||
Cayuga County NY Historian's Office ||
Cayuga Museum Of History
& Art ||
Cayuga County NY Office Of Tourism
Website || Harriet
Tubman Home || Howland Stone Store
Museum ||
Preservation League of NYS and the
NYS Council on the Arts ||
Seward House ||
Seymour Public Library
|| Links
to images from the 'Town of Aurelius Minutes Book'
For information on manumated slaves- See pages 439-445 of the above linked images of pages from the original Town of Aurelius NY Minutes book