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Reynoldston, New York
Reynoldston is a former settlement in Upstate New York or sometimes referred to as Northern New York . Located in the Township of Brandon in Franklin County, Reynoldston was about 1400 feet above the St. Lawrence River Valley. It is in the northern foothills of the Adirondacks. At its peak around 1920 Reynoldston had fewer than 350 inhabitants.
==Early settlers==
After the Civil War men and women looking for land moved along the Eddy Road to what would become Reynoldston. Families such as Allen Bordeaux, Joseph Campbell, who served in the Civil War and Nelson Trushaw. They cleared their lands, and they make hard cash by selling potash or "blacksalts" that they made as they burned the hardwood trees to build their farms. The first farms grew hops, raised sheep both for the wool and food and some had a few cows and oxen to plow their land. It was at best a kind of subsistence farming. The land was too rocky, the summers to short and the winters were too cold to sustain extensive agriculture which existed only a few miles away in the St. Lawrence Valley.
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