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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1915

Page

7

Billop House to Be Preserved Historic Revolution Meeting Site

New York will buy the Billop House at Tottenville Staten Island to preserve a colonial relic. The 1776 conference between Lord Howe and American delegates Franklin Adams Rutledge ended without agreement, signaling a continued fight for independence.

New York Billop Tottenville Staten Island New York State Lord Howe Benjamin Franklin Penn Sylvania John Adams Massachusetts Edward Rutledge South Carolina American Congress Philadelphia Washington Long Island Billop House Great Britain Perth Amboy Adams Franklin London America

Old Billop Mansion Tells Tales Of Loyalty And Ghosts

A late 17th century Billop mansion in Tottenville, once owned by English captain Billop, preserves colonial rooms and a Revolutionary era peace room. The estate changed hands after confiscation, with current owner Charles Leland, and local lore recalls Tory loyalties, ghost legends, and a haunted threshold grave.

Staten Island Sound Tottenville Christopher Dillop Bentley Staten Island Duke of York New Jersey Billop Bentley Manor New York England Hugenia Thomas Farmar Billops Canada Philip van Cortlandt Charles Leland 4 Billop

Planting Words in a Curious World of Books and Sports

Newspaper readers discuss new books and literary wit while quotes from Henry James and social critiques appear. The dialogue covers book announcements and literary gossip, with a quip about the cost of polo versus yachting.

Henry Ienry James New York Post

Unseen blush turns to color in daughter’s reflection

A playful note from the Cincinnati Enquirer recalls a once bashful girl whose daughter now must pause before mirrors to add a touch of color to her cheeks in a lighthearted observation of changing coquettish trends.

Cincinnati Enquirer

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