| Article Name 
 | Time, and the Hoochi - Koochi - September 1965 - Page 
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        | Location 
 | North end of Wallkill Avenue and has a lane 
        running east from the road about 300 feet from where the house is 
        located. It is about one-half block north of the entrance to Hulse 
        Street. MAP - <click for map> | 
      
        | Owners | (Preliminary) | 
      
        | * Justus Banks 
 * Catherine Graham
 Banks (widow)
 * Joseph Millspaugh
 * Thomas Fulton
 * John Buchanan
 
 * Gordon Hulse
 
 
 * Carl Lucht
 * Donald Myers
 * Abandoned
 * Alan & Marcia White
 
 | * Built in 1772 by Justus Banks Served in the Revolutionary War - 4th Ulster unit
 * Sep 12, 1800 - Death of Justus and his wife took ownership
 Catherine was the daughter of Capt George Graham who lived across the 
        river
 * Feb 24,1826 Catherine Graham died and building was bought? Changed roof line
 * 1874Traded La Tourettes gristmill (Borden Road) for the house with Joseph Millspaugh
 * 1875 His daughter married Gordon Hulse from Salisbury Mills who came 
        to work on the farm
 * ???? had 3 children and ran the farm. Ida, Dewitt & Adrian
 * 1906 Gordon Hulse died and his wife ran the farm with her son Adrian 
        until he retired and they sold it to Carl Lucht
 * 1931 bought 240 acre farm
 * 1967 - August 1975 Lived there
 * 1976 - 1979
 * 1979 - Present day
 
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        | Names mentioned 
     | * Sarah Carmen Mentz (Frank Mentz's 
        Grandmother) went to work for them doing housework in 1854 and said 
        there was a school across the road. * Bill Schoonmaker and family lived in the school house that was 
        converted to a tenant house in 1915. His family entertained Saturday 
        night at the Sam Jansen Hotel.
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        | Other Structures 
     | * Barn which was replaced with a huge barn 
        in the early 1900's and is still in good shape today * First School House in Wallkill was across the road. The school was 
        made into a tenant house for the Farm Workers
 * Large Country store
 * Potash factory
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        | Other Information 
     | * Was a boarding House in the 1940's, 1950's 
        and early 1960's * Original Banks farm included all land East up to Route 208. Included 
        the High school and all its fields.
 * The house had 4 fireplaces - Kitchen, Living room and 2 bedrooms that 
        shared one chimney.
 
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        | Pictures | circa 1950's  | 
      
        |   | Circa 1950 
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        |   | 2009 
  April 2010
 
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