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Edmeston History Schools Churches Houses Businesses People References 1760 – 1769 1770 – 1779 1780 – 1789 1790 – 1799 1800 – 1809 1810 – 1819 1820 – 1829 1830 – 1839 1840 – 1849 1850 – 1859 1860 – 1869 1870 – 1879 1880 – 1889 1890 – 1899 1900 – 1909 1910 – 1919 1920 – 1929 1930 – 1939 1940 – 1949 1950 – 1959 1960 – 1969 edit The history of Edmeston, New York: 1900 through 1999 1900 [ edit | edit source] PUCKER STREET: Who can tell what gave rise to the bestowal of this name to this hamlet? Where is Pucker street? Well, sixty years ago when a lad ten years old was making trips with his parents from the Goodrich school district to Burlington Flats to visit his Grandparents he traveled this street under cloudless, balmy skies and through winter's blustry winds and high piled snows. When the old bobtailed brown mare topped the hill out of Edmeston, N. Y., where the journey was about one half done, she would bravely strike into a trot through Pucker Street, down to the home of Denzil Robinson, where they turned into the road that led to Burlington Flats.
Wesley Harrington, Martin Merrit and Rube Talbot were residents, as well as U. D. Payne, who lived near the cemetery that was established there about that time and which has now grown to be what Eddie Guest calls one of "God's Great Slumber Groves. " I think if not the first, that among the first to be laid at rest in this beautifully located and well kept cemetery was Joseph Talbot. At one time, near the home of John Talbot was a cheese factory, where several times I was given curd to eat before they were pressed into cheese, which at that age, I prized as a great delicacy. Later it was occupied as a cider mill but now stands idle. John Talbot resided in a large well built house at the entrance to the fair grounds, where the "Peet Hook" fairs were held for many years, with large attendance. The east side of these grounds was bounded by the highway that turned off to take the traveler to Taylor Hill. Beyond, lived Henry Wheeler and John Prisco, a great fox hunter, who had a son killed in the world war.