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There was a publication ... I can't remember it's official name ... but it
is called something like The Legislative Manual prepared (& published) at
the beginning of each legislative session which would contain the name of
the Clerk.  The NYS Library has a full set of them.  If you wanted to know
the range of years in which he served, perhaps someone at the library could
check for you.

Linda Crannell

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Munch
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Subject: Re: Henry Scofield Pell


I took a look at Randall Comfort's History of the the Bronx Borough
(1906) and saw that Henry Scofield Pell who was raised on City Island
and was actively involved in the community.  He is cited as becoming NYS
Clerk in 1893; and judging from the brief entry (the rest of which you
already know) he may not have been serving at the time that Comfort's
book was issued.

You might want to contact the City Island Historical Society at
www.cityisland museum.org
to see if they have more information on him; or alternately contact a
Mormon
regional center (Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints) to use
their
indexes.

I noticed too that the NYS Library has a Pell family periodical called
Pelliana: Pell of Pelham which might be a promising source. Perhaps the
State Library may have some
additionally information about Henry Scofield Pell.

Janet Butler Munch
Special Collections Librarian
Lehman College Library

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Gale Harris wrote:

> John McNamara's History in Asphalt indicates that Pell
> Place on City Island in the Bronx may be named after
> Henry Scofield Pell (b. 1856) who was "Clerk of the
> New York State Assembly, and a real estate dealer in
> later life."  Does anyone know when he served as
> clerk?  Or have any other information about him??
>
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