John Albright - East Homer, NY - New York Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

text: "New York John Albright Revolutionary Soldier, built this house in 1827 for his daughter, Mrs. Nancy Griffith. Department 1940"

There is also a stone with a plaque for John Albright, in front of the ME church. He was the first settler and donated land for the church, parsonage, cemetery, and school.

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"The first settlement made on this site was in 1797, by John Albright, a Revolutionary soldier who, for his services in that struggle, was assigned a bounty lot..."

Marker Name: John Albright Marker Type: Roadside Agency: State Educational Department Dedication Date: 1940 City/Town/Village Name: East Homer County: Cortland Region: Central Leatherstocking (Region 6) Website: Not listed

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