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[[File:Mt. | [[File:Mt. Pleasant Farm Camps.jpg|right|thumb|500px|Mt. Pleasant Farm Camps. Courtesy of the [http://pmm.pastperfect-online.com/36272cgi/mweb.exe?request=record;id=D1023551-DA79-4C90-AC9A-522981422990;type=102 Penobscot Maritime Museum] (Prints available) ]] | ||
They had three children: Fletcher R. Finegan, Blanche Finegan Noyes, and Jessica Finegan Glen. Fletcher R. Finegan and Helen M. Leahy Finegan had three children: Richard F. Finegan, Helen Marie Finegan Camelo, and John E. Finegan. As of 2007, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finegan and Mrs. Richard Finegan still lived on the farm property. Dick and Jack Finegan were longtime managers of the [[Adirondack | The '''Mt. Pleasant Farm''', on [[Harrietstown Road]] adjacent to the [[Morgan Farm|Morgan Farm]], was owned and operated by [[Richard M. Finegan|Richard M.]] and [[Emma Fletcher|Emma Finegan]]. They had thirty cows and 370 acres, 40 tillable. The barns were located across the road from the house. They bottled their own milk until about 1930 and then sold it wholesale. The farm went out of business in 1958. | ||
They had three children: Fletcher R. Finegan, Blanche Finegan Noyes, and Jessica Finegan Glen. Fletcher R. Finegan and Helen M. Leahy Finegan had three children: Richard F. Finegan, Helen Marie Finegan Camelo, and John E. Finegan. As of 2007, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finegan and Mrs. Richard Finegan still lived on the farm property. Dick and Jack Finegan were longtime managers of the [[Adirondack Regional Airport|Adirondack Regional Airport]]. | |||
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* Riley, Howard, ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', "Spying on the Milkman", April 21, 2007 | * Riley, Howard, ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', "Spying on the Milkman", April 21, 2007 | ||
Latest revision as of 00:11, 11 January 2026
The Mt. Pleasant Farm, on Harrietstown Road adjacent to the Morgan Farm, was owned and operated by Richard M. and Emma Finegan. They had thirty cows and 370 acres, 40 tillable. The barns were located across the road from the house. They bottled their own milk until about 1930 and then sold it wholesale. The farm went out of business in 1958.
They had three children: Fletcher R. Finegan, Blanche Finegan Noyes, and Jessica Finegan Glen. Fletcher R. Finegan and Helen M. Leahy Finegan had three children: Richard F. Finegan, Helen Marie Finegan Camelo, and John E. Finegan. As of 2007, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finegan and Mrs. Richard Finegan still lived on the farm property. Dick and Jack Finegan were longtime managers of the Adirondack Regional Airport.
Source:
- Riley, Howard, Adirondack Daily Enterprise, "Spying on the Milkman", April 21, 2007