IV. EARLY TOWN MEETINGS, ROADS AND HOUSES. 1787-1810. Many towns made from the original Unadilla—“The County of Unadilla”—Curiosities from town records—Roads before 1800—Houses standing in 1808—Dr. Dwight’s visit in 1804—Road Districts in 1800, 42 V. LATER MEN OF MARK. 1804-1815. Stephen Benton and his store—Major C. D. Fellows, Judge Sherman Page and Dr. Adanijah, Daniel, Gilbert and Gardner Cone—Capt. Frederick A. Bolles, Salmon G. Cone, David Finch, William J. Thompson, Niel Robertson, Col. Thomas Heath, A. P. Gray, M. B. Jarvis, Josiah Thatcher, John Eells, and Lyman Sperry, 60 VI. A GRIST AND SAWMILL CENTRE. 1790-1812. The builders of the mills—Origin of the Binnekill—Creeks that fed it—Sampson Crooker’s purchase—Joel Bragg—The burning of the mills—Gen. Edward S. Bragg, 74 VII. CHURCHES, BRIDGES AND A SCHOOL. 1809-1824. Early missionaries—Father Nash and St. Matthew’s—Rev. Norman H. Adams—Pioneers buried in the churchyard—The Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist churches—Freedom Lodge—Capt. Edward Howell—A schoolhouse in 1821—The two bridges built, 82 VIII. PIONEERS IN TRIBUTARY NEIGHBORHOODS. 1784-1823. Crookerville settled—Unadilla Centre and Rogers Hollow—Families along the old Butternuts road—Sand Hill and Hampshire Hollow—Sidney Centre and the old Paper Mill region—“Spencer Street”—Samuel Rogers, Martin B. Luther, Col. David Hough and Perry P. Rogers, 94 IX. MAIN AND MILL STREET MEN. 1815-1840. Two business centres—Roswell Wright’s store and Stephen Benton’s—Arnold B. Watson—The Unadilla Bank—The old Academy—Clark I. Hayes—Col. A. D. Williams and Erastus Kingsley—Dr. John Colwell, Henry Ogden, L. B. Woodruff, Henry S. Woodruff and Seleck H. Fancher, 111 X. TWO MEN OF NOTE. 1828-1835. Frederick A. Sands[1] and his father, Judge Obadiah Sands—Frank B. Arnold—Col. Samuel North and Thomas G. North, 124 XI. HOUSES STANDING SEVENTY-THREE YEARS AGO. 1828.