The son of Nathan Bigelow Dutton (1781-1838) and Sarah Turner Baldwin (1805-1849), William Turner Duttonand his wife, Lydia Johnson, owned the large farm located halfway between Ripton and Goshen on the Goshen-Ripton Turnpike. His son Lewis Tippecanoe Dutton was a war correspondent for the Rutland Herald in the early stages of the Civil War.
The large farmhouse later became the Blueberry Hill Inn.
The large farmhouse later became the Blueberry Hill Inn.
The son of Nathan Bigelow Dutton (1781-1838) and Sarah Turner Baldwin (1805-1849), William Turner Duttonand his wife, Lydia Johnson, owned the large farm located halfway between Ripton and Goshen on the Goshen-Ripton Turnpike. His son Lewis Tippecanoe Dutton was a war correspondent for the Rutland Herald in the early stages of the Civil War.
The large farmhouse later became the Blueberry Hill Inn.
The large farmhouse later became the Blueberry Hill Inn.
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