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1/1/1606 John Carman is born

11/4/1631 John Carman migrates to the Massachusetts Bay Colony

11/13/1643 John Carman and Robert Fordham negotiate sale for 64,000 acres of land on Long Island, to become Hempstead

11/16/1644 Director General William Kieft issues a patent granting John Carman and settlers rights and title for Hempstead

4/1/1644 John Carman crosses the Long Island Sound with the first thirty-plus families from Stamford to settle Hempstead

1/1/1647 Hempstead is divided among sixty-plus original freeholders

1/1/1653 John Carman dies in Hempstead

5/29/1654 William Leveridge purchases debt from Florence (Fordham) Carman

1/1/1655 Florence (Fordham) Carman remarries with John Hicks

1/1/1656 Florence (Fordham) (Carman) Hicks dies

1/1/1660 John and Caleb Carman and Benjamin Coe sue John Hicks

1/1/1663 John Carman is operating a mill on the northwest corner of Hicks’ Neck

1/1/1672–1/1/1674 John Carman’s sons John, Caleb and Joshua live in Hempstead

1/1/1684 Joshua Carman dies / will

1/1/1685 John Carman owns 180 acres of land in Hempstead

3/18/1686 John and Caleb Carman honor a bargain between their father John Carman and John Tredwell

1/1/1690–1/1/1718 Caleb Carmen is the Hempstead Town Assessor

1/1/1698 John Carman captain of the local militia

1/1/1715 The Carmans build a homestead in Coe’s Neck

1/1/1752 John Carman purchases 85 acres from Benjamin, Richard and James Smith

1/1/1752 John Carman sells 60 acres of land at Hick’s Neck to Thomas Tredwell

1/1/1756 John Carman sells right of way through meadow on Hick’s Neck to Thomas Tredwell

1/1/1761 John Carman sells 1/3 part of 20 acres on Hick’s Neck to Thomas Tredwell and Dr Charles Peters

2/4/1805 Susan Carman (Bergen) is born at the Carman homestead

6/29/1818 Susan Carman (Bergen) is born

9/25/1821 Samuel S Carman is born

1/1/1825 A house is built in the vicinity of 26 Cottage Court

1/1/1831 George W Bergen works for Thomas Carman as a clerk in Brooklyn

1/1/1836 Thomas Carman and Brewster Valentine found Carman & Valentine wholesale grocery firm in Brooklyn

1/1/1838 George W Bergen enters the firm of Carman, Valentine and Co in Brooklyn

9/7/1838 Thomas Carman sells wood lots in Coe’s Neck

1/1/1839 Thomas Carman and family move back to Coe’s Neck area from Brooklyn

1/1/1839 Thomas Carman and his family return to Coe’s Neck

7/19/1839 George W. Bergen marries Susan Carman (Bergen)

8/14/1846 Bergen R Carman is born

6/3/1858 Advertisement: Carman & Raynor Lumber

1/1/1869 George W. Bergen builds an estate in Freeport

1/1/1870 Map- Freeport 1870

1/1/1872 George W. Bergen and Susan (Carman) Bergen begin living in Freeport full time

1/1/1873 Map- Freeport, Millburn, Baldwins, Greenwich Point 1873

1/1/1873 A house is noted in the vicinity of 26 Cottage Court

1/1/1875 Susan (Carman) Bergen erects the Elizabeth Carman Chapel

1/1/1877 The stage is set for the Randall & Miller period

5/5/1881 Sister Jo Accuses Deacon Seaman of Backsliding – Samuel S Carman is implicated

12/26/1885 Thieves steel tools from Samuel S Carman

3/29/1890 William G Miller purchases 200 acres of farmland from Samuel S Carman

6/5/1890 Randall & Miller purchases farmland from Samuel S Carman- to become Woodcleft

7/27/1890 Plans announced for Randall & Miller’s Woodcleft area

7/27/1890–7/27/1890 Beauties of Freeport

3/20/1891 Samuel S Carman dies

7/20/1898 George W and Susan Bergen celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary

5/9/1899 Susan (Carman) Bergen dies

1/26/1900 Daniel B Raynor purchases Samuel S Carman’s homestead on Fulton Street

11/3/1900 George W Bergen dies

8/11/1900 Eliza (Raynor) Carman dies

8/7/1906 Burgulars Wreck Building – Blow Open Safe and Demolish Ferry Structure – Get Only $50

12/4/1911 Elizabeth Denton dies