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Collinsville, New York

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Village and post office in West Turin Township about 125 miles northwest of Albany. West Turin formed, 1830. Population of village in 1842 about 130. Myron Higley, Justus Chase, Samuel Tibbals, and Amasa Burr posted letter to Hyrum Smith from Collinsville post office, ca. 16 Sept. 1842, regarding proceedings of special conference of Boonville branch of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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West Turin Township
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Collinsville
County
Lewis County
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New York
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United States of America
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