The document outlines the timeline of ownership and developments related to the Hasbrouck House from 1709-2011. It begins with Van Dam receiving a patent for land in 1709. Benjamin Hasbrouck then purchases part of the land and builds two houses there in the 1700s. The property changes hands several times over the next centuries. In 1900, Marion Borden builds a mansion and moves into it. After his death, the homestead falls into disrepair. In 1951, Dr. C.J. Hoyt buys the farm. The historical society later takes on reconstructing the original Hasbrouck House.

2. Hasbrouck House Timeline
• 1709 – Van Dam Given Patent for 3500 acres
• 1750 – Benjamin Hasbrouck Purchases 636 acres
• 17?? – South Hasbrouck House Built by Benjamin
• 1769 – Cornelius Hasbrouck Born
• 1771 – North Hasbrouck House Built by Benjamin
• 1797 – Benjamin Dies and leaves North 100 acres to Cornelius
• 1841 – Cornelius dies and gives land to son William C.
• 1847 – Cousin Jacob D. buys the land
• 1866 – John P. Andrews buys 100+ acres
• 1881 – John B. Borden buys most of original Hasbrouck farm
• 1991 – Marion Borden takes over after Father’s death
• 1900 - Marion Borden Builds Mansion
• 1906 – Marion moves to mansion
• 1950 – Hoyts buy the Hasbrouck Farm

9. The 1900’s
• After Marion moves to the mansion
different cousins and workers lived in the
homestead.
• After Marion’s death the mansion was
given to the Masions and the Hasbrouck
Homestead became run down and
unlivable

21. Dr. C.J. Hoyt Buys the Farm
1951

40. Borden Day
2007

43. Tragedy Strikes
December 30, 2009

111. THE END
• Historical Society of Shawangunk &
Gardiner members and friends
• FREE Guided “Hard Hat” tour of the
progress of the reconstruction of the
Hasbrouck House
• Saturday September 10, 2011
• Meet at Alex Hoyt’s Hasbrouck House at
10 am

112. Directions – 1 Borden Circle, Wallkill NY