Appendix A.

Isaiah¹ Harrison, Sr.’s Long Island Timeline with Research Notes
© Margery Boyden, Spring 2022, with permission to the Scudder Association Foundation

This abbreviated timeline of events in the New York life of Isaiah¹ Harrison, Sr., while living at Long Island, begins in 1684 in company with the Scudder family of Huntington, interesting given the Scudders’ family relationship to Samuel² Stewart, a future son-in-law of Isaiah¹, Sr. This work joins other books written about Isaiah¹, Sr. from the Harrison, Cravens and Hood family points of view.

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