Pulteney

Historical Gazetteer
Steuben County, New York
First Part
Compiled by: Millard F. Roberts
John Single Paper Company, Ltd., Syracuse, N.Y., 1891
This was typed and contributed by Gloria Banks Kirkwood

Note: Judy and her Volunteers never finished this project.
This set of pages finishes the Project.
Business Directory and Cemetery Links: Scroll Down

This Site is part of the NYGenWeb & The USGenWeb


Township Indexes: 1891 Gazetteer Pages and Cemetery Lists


PULTENEY - page 477

"Township is situated on the west shore of Lake Keuka, in the northeast corner of the county. It is bounded north by Jerusalem, in Yates county, east by Lake Keuka, south by Urbana, and west by a portion of Urbana and the town of Prattsburgh. It was named in honor of Sir William Pulteney, the proprietor of the Pulteney estate. The town was formed from Bath, February 12, 1808. Prattsburgh was taken off in 1813, and a part of Urbana in 1848. The surface is a rolling upland, from seven to nine hundred feet above the surface of the lake. The declivities along the lake are broken by numerous narrow ravines formed by small streams. The soil is chiefly a shaly and gravelly loam, and in some places near the lake, clay predominates. ...The population of the town, according to the census of 1890, was 1,779, a gain of 119."

The Business directory for Pulteney, along with the rest of the Towns can be found using this link:
The Business Directory was stripped from the book and is a fully searchable pdf file.

The Cemeteries for Pulteney have been reformatted: Please use the Links Below
Glenview ~ Old Presbyterian ~ Shuart ~ Thomas ~Wagener
Some of the Small Cemeteries with few Inhabitants have been consolidated:
Please Use this Link:
Brown ~ Hults - Mc Connell ~ Judson Place ~ Parker Plot ~ Snyder Farm

 Static File:
Originally Created by: Judy Allen Johanson Cwiklinski
Former Steuben Co., NY GenWeb coordinator, 1998-2016
And various Volunteers: 1998 - 2016
Reformatted for Preservation: March 2024
All Rights Reserved: NYGenWeb Admin Team ~ 1998 - Present