SPONSORS
 
 
Who have made the publication of this volume possible:
 
CLARENCE DOMINY, Blue Point, Long Island, New York
MISS MARY A. DOMINY, West Chazy, Clinton County, New York
GEORGE McFADDEN, Ogdensburg and Lisbon, New York
MRS. WILLIAM R. BANE, 108 West Oak, Fairbury, Illinois
NATHANIEL MIDDLEMAS DOMINY, 46 Forest St., Rockland, Mass.
NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY, Albany, New York
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY, Boston, Massachusetts
CONNECTICUT STATE LIBRARY, Hartford, Connecticut
OHIO STATE LIBRARY, State Office Building,  Columbus,     Ohio
and other noted publishers.

We wish to express our appreciation to these sponsors, also, to those who have made it possible to include illustrations.

NEWTON J. DOMINY, Historian
                       

DESCRIPTION
 
The Precedent Maps, the enlargement of Dominy’s Point, to bring to the eyes of the viewer the location of the original home; also the map of Long Island, New York, to show the exactness, as to East Hampton, that the Ohio Branch of the Dominy family are from the original Dominie’s, are a work of art. 

These drawings were made from a pencil sketch — drawn by Nathaniel Middlemas Dominy, 53 Birchwood Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts, on the 19th day of August 1952, when he, his wife Doris, and his father, Charley, visited us to attend our Dominy Family Reunion. 

I sent those pencil sketches to our grandchildren, Pat and Bob, who live in San Francisco, California, so they could make copies for printer’s plates. Pat is a draftsman and Bob, a professional artist, specializing in commercial art. 

Words can not express my appreciation to Nat, Pat and Bob for what they did for me — in re­creating the establishment of our early ancestral home, which should be highly appreciated by the present, and all coming generations of the Dominy Family.