Brookfield Town

Madison County, New York

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Brookfield Town Hall is located at 10533 Main Street, Brookfield NY 13314.
Phone: 315‑899‑3364.

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When formed in March of 1795, Brookfield was part of Herkimer County, and from 1798 through 1805, was part of Chenango County. It lies in the south-east corner of Madison County. The Unadilla river forms its eastern and southern boundaries. One of the earliest settlers was Captain Caleb Brown who built a saw mill at "Unadilla Forks." [1]

Early settlers, hailing from Rhode Island, included a fair number of Quakers among them.

Early villages included Leonardsville, Clarkville, and South Brookfield.

  1. Hammond, Mrs. L.M., History of Madison County, State of New York, Syracuse, 1872.

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