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Ride to Niagara in 1809 (1915)

Taber, Alicia Hopkins

Some glimpses of the past. (1905)

Taft, Grace Ellis.

Cayuga notes. (1913)

Teall, Sarah Sumner

Onondaga's part in the Civil War. Arranged for publication by E. P. Tanner and Alice E. Northrup. (1915)

Thompson, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1784-1849

History of Long Island; containing an account of the discovery and settlement; with other important and interesting matters to the present time (1839)

Ticonderoga historical society, Ticonderoga, N. Y.

A memorial tablet at Ticonderoga, a corporation's gift to history. Reprinted by the Ticonderoga pulp and paper co., by permission of Ticonderoga historical society. (1911)

Tiffany, Orrin Edward

The relations of the United States to the Canadian rebellion of 1837-1838. (1915)

Troy, N. Y.

"Efficiency first." Program for Sixth annual conference of mayors and other officials of the cities of New York State. Troy, N.Y. June 1, 2 and 3, 1915, to discuss municipal problems. (1915)

Troy, N.Y. Common Council.

Memorial of the Common Council of Troy, on the subject of a bridge across the Hudson at Albany: with an appendix. (1841)

Turner, Chipman P.

The pioneer period of western New York. Being largely reminiscences of the struggles to lay the foundations of an empire in the wilderness; and of the burning of Buffalo, the surrender of Fort Niagara, the flight of the inhabitants; with many incidents never before published. With an appendix containing a condensed record of important evens and dates. (1888)

Turner, Orsamus

Pioneer history of the Holland purchase of western New York: embracing some account of the ancient remains ... and a history of pioneer settlement under the auspices of the Holland company; including reminiscences of the war of 1812; the origin, progress and completion of the Erie canal, etc., etc., etc. By O. Turner. (1850)

Tyng, Stephen H. (Stephen Higginson), 1800-1885.

Duty to our own generation. A Thanksgiving sermon, preached in St. George's Church, New-York, December 12, 1850. (1850)