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• Northrup, Orlo J.
  ...on of water shortage, as the Berne mill had priority water rights from the lake. ...Mrs. Bins owned and started the development of the village end of Warner’s Lake as a summer resort, where there was not one cottage. He eventually sold the
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• Northrup, Orlo J. - Do you remember?
  ...f water shortage, as the [[Berne mill]] had priority water rights from the lake. ...s. Bins owned and started the development of the village end of [[Warner’s Lake]] as a summer resort, where there was not one cottage. He eventually sold t
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• Callahan, Josephine (Mattice) - Remembers
  ...three years old when my mother and father bought the [[b:Lake View Cottage|Lake View Cottage]] from the Tompkins. My mother and I lived there alone; my fat ...e building the fireplace. I believe they were the first paddleboats on the lake.
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• Secor, John Simon
  ...e:Grave-Thompsons Lake-Secor,JohnS.jpg|300px|thumb|right|<center>Thompsons Lake - John S. Secor<br>1843 -1895<br>Margaret VanAuken<br>Wife of John S. Secor ...as accidentally killed on March 16, 1895. He was buried at the Thompson’s Lake Rural Cemetery.
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• Gress, Andrew
  ...s-marker.jpg|300px|thumb|right|<center>[[Andrew Gress marker at Thompson's Lake Rural Cemetery]]</center>]] Burial: Thompson's Lake Rural Cemetery, Albany County, New York, USA<br>
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• Northrup, Orlo J. - remembering mail routes
  To get back to the mail. Eventually East Berne, Thompson’s Lake and South Berne were served from Altamont by stage which finally ran into o
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• Frink, Charles G.
  He married on January 20, 1844 at the Thompson’s Lake Reformed Church, Margaret Schoonmaker who was born at about 1823, a daughte
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• Hart, Milton - Stories
  ...hru it and when you pulled the string it would howl. The people around the lake thought it was a Bob Cat. They would use this in different locations and th ...n. We would hop on and they would take us up around Warner’s or Thompson’s Lake or over to South Berne and back.
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