Comments on: The Old Nagle Cemetery http://myinwood.net/the-old-nagle-cemetery/ Your Guide to Inwood, NYC History Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:00:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: tom http://myinwood.net/the-old-nagle-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-5551 tom Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:30:57 +0000 http://myinwood.net/?p=6852#comment-5551 grew up on 213th st and learned alot from this shared information thank you grew up on 213th st and learned alot from this shared information thank you

]]> By: Michael Mowatt-Wynn Ph.D. http://myinwood.net/the-old-nagle-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-1232 Michael Mowatt-Wynn Ph.D. Sun, 20 Jun 2010 15:06:26 +0000 http://myinwood.net/?p=6852#comment-1232 The town of Closter/Alpine, which remaining member of the Berrian and Negal Families still live there, just had it 300th Birthday. Closter landing on the Hudson is across the Hudson from Inwood on the Hudson (which is the historic name for present day Inwood) the Negal family settled there from Upper Manhattan in the early 1700's. Presently there are number of historic Negal homesteads that are still there. The Harlem and the Heights Historical Society, in conjunction with members of CCNY, Dutch journalist and Government support, are developing a tour guide and history of Dutch Orange Co. and Upper Manhattan Harlem and The Heights Historical Society @ Audubon Center, Columbia University The town of Closter/Alpine, which remaining member of the Berrian and Negal Families still live there, just had it 300th Birthday. Closter landing on the Hudson is across the Hudson from Inwood on the Hudson (which is the historic name for present day Inwood) the Negal family settled there from Upper Manhattan in the early 1700′s. Presently there are number of historic Negal homesteads that are still there.

The Harlem and the Heights Historical Society, in conjunction with members of CCNY, Dutch journalist and Government support, are developing a tour guide and history of Dutch Orange Co. and Upper Manhattan

Harlem and The Heights Historical Society @ Audubon Center, Columbia University

]]> By: Michael Mowatt-Wynn http://myinwood.net/the-old-nagle-cemetery/comment-page-1/#comment-1102 Michael Mowatt-Wynn Mon, 12 Apr 2010 16:49:23 +0000 http://myinwood.net/?p=6852#comment-1102 On your site you have the name "errian", I do believe it is "Berrian" which is listed on the marker at Woodlawn, and a pictures of it is on this site. A very well known family now located in Bergen County, NJ and for many years in the town of Bogota, and Closter, NJ, presently the Closter Chief of Police is David Berrian. I know the family very well, they moved to Bogota, NJ from Upper Manhattan in 1923, the last remaining member of the family in Bogota, died in 2008, and the Closter, NJ members still live on. On your site you have the name “errian”, I do believe it is “Berrian” which is listed on the marker at Woodlawn, and a pictures of it is on this site. A very well known family now located in Bergen County, NJ and for many years in the town of Bogota, and Closter, NJ, presently the Closter Chief of Police is David Berrian. I know the family very well, they moved to Bogota, NJ from Upper Manhattan in 1923, the last remaining member of the family in Bogota, died in 2008, and the Closter, NJ members still live on.

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