Remembering Clay: Nathan Soule’s later years in Clay
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian The second reason the opponents of Nathan’s run for New York State Treasurer said...
Remembering Clay: Nathan Soule’s Life in Clay, Part II
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian Nathan Soule began his political career in the town of Clay in 1833 by...
Remembering Clay: Nathan Soule, Clay politician, Part I
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian The namesake of Soule Road in Clay lived a very interesting life. Nathan Soule...
Remembering Clay: Nathan Teall, first Postmaster
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian Clay’s first official postmaster was born Jan. 9, 1784, to Timothy and Phoebe (Hull)...
Remembering Clay: Thomas H. Scott – A letter home from the Civil War
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian A recent article written on the life of Thomas H. Scott, who owned and...
Remembering Clay: Ruth Lewis celebrates 100th birthday
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian You might have read the article in the Clay Insider about seven years ago...
Remembering Clay: Jacob I. Young, early Clay settler
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian Born March 20, 1791, to Jeremiah and Maria (Strobeck) Young in Seward, Schoharie County,...
Remembering Clay: The mystery of Charles Morgan continues
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian Ever since I became involved in the history of Clay as a member of...
Remembering Clay: Side Track Farmer’s Market to offer local beer
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian Side Track Farmer’s Market on Route 31 near the railroad tracks, open from 3...
Remembering Clay: Farming in the 1920s
By Dorothy Heller Clay Town Historian Looking across the road from my house at the fields of corn brought back...