Manor of St. George (Mastic Beach, N.Y.)

found: The manor of St. George, Mastic, town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, Long Island, N.Y., 1956:cover (Manor of St. George, Mastic, Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk Soucnty, Long Island, New York) p. 8 "After the British captured Long Island in the War o 1776 The Manor of St. George became Fort St. George ...")

found: OCLC, March 8, 2010:heading (Manor of St. George (Long Island, N.Y.), Manor of St. George (Shirley, N.Y.)) usage (Manor of St. George)

found: Brookhaven Hamlet, Suffolk County, New York, viewed March 8, 2010:Manor of St. George (St. George Manor "The Manor of St. George (or Georges) occupied nearly all of modern Brookhaven Town from the Carman's River eastward to the Town of Southampton, and from the Atlantic Ocean to the middle of the island, an area I estimate to be about 90 square miles. Also included was a noncontiguous estate on the north shore at Setauket, which was the early seat of the Manor. The original patent for the Manor of St. George was granted by Gov. Fletcher of New York to Colonel William "Tangier" Smith in 1693. An additional patent was granted in 1697 annexing a large tract of land on the east. ... Some of Colonel "Tangier" Smith's original land therefore also remains intact as the Manor of St. George at Mastic, with its buildings and 127 acres. It is now also a public museum and park. The Manor House and grounds were given to the people of Brookhaven Town and the public at large in 1955 by Eugenie Annie Tangier Smith.") - http://brookhavensouthhaven.org/st_george_manor.htm