Sullivan County New York

Date: 1809 [unknown]
Location: Sullivan County New York

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Sullivan County was created from a section of Ulster County in 1809. It is named after John Sullivan who was a general in the American forces during the American Revolution.

1 Adjacent Counties
2 Towns
3 Villages
4 Census-designated Places
5 Hamlets
6 Resources and Records
- 6.1 On Wikitree
- 6.2 On Other Websites
7 Sources

Adjacent Counties

Delaware County - North
Ulster County - Northeast
Orange County -Southeast
Pike County, Pennsylvania - Southwest
Wayne County, Pennsylvania - West

Towns

Bethel
Callicoon
Cochecton
Delaware
Fallsburg
Forestburgh
Fremont
Highland
Liberty
Lumberland
Mamakating
Rockland
Thompson
Tusten

Villages

Bloomingburg
Jeffersonville
Liberty
Monticello
Woodridge
Wurtsboro

Census-designated Places

Barryville
Bridgeville
Callicoon
Eldred
Fallsburg
Grahamsville
Hankins
Hortonville
Hurleyville
Kauneonga Lake
Lake Huntington
Livingston Manor
Loch Sheldrake
Mongaup Valley
Mountain Dale
Narrowsburg
Rock Hill
Roscoe
Smallwood
South Fallsburg
Swan Lake
White Lake
Woodbourne
Wurtsboro Hills

Hamlets

Debruce
Ferndale
Glen Spey
Handsome Eddy
Harns
Haven
Lew Beach
Minisink Ford
Spring Glen
Summitville
Treadwell
White Sulphur Springs

Resources and Records

On Wikitree

On Other Websites

Sources

Wikipedia Contributors. "Sullivan County, New York", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sullivan_County,_New_York. Accessed 20 March 2020