Lindley Area Community and Schools: {not inclusive list}


Lindley - A village to the South East of Addison [only a tiny-tiny part in the North West of Lindley is in Addison School District and 99 percent is in Corning-Painted Post School District]

Lindley only a tiny tiny part is in Addison School District]


The town was named after the early settler Eleazer Lindsley.

Communities and other locations in the Town of Lindley

  • East Lindley – A hamlet by the east part town line on County Road 120 and Tannery Creek. [not in Addison School District]
  • Lawrenceville – A hamlet on the south town line is a continuation of a larger community with the same name in Pennsylvania (See: Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania). [not in Addison School District]
  • Lindley – The hamlet of Lindley is near the center of the town on US Route 15 and the east bank of the Tioga River. [only a tiny-tiny part of Lindley-Presho is in Addison School District]
  • Presho – A hamlet in the north part of the town on US Route 15 and on the west bank of the Tioga River. [only a tiny-tiney part is part of Lindley-Presho is in Addison School District]

Lindley and Presho Area

In 1789, at the conclusion of the Indian Treaty in Canandaigua , New York in which Lindsley had been invited to participate, he purchased Township 1,Range 2 in the County of Ontario. In the spring of 1790, Colonel Lindsley with party of 37 relatives and friends, left New Jersey for a new settlement in the area that he had purchased. This settlement was known as Lindleytown or Lindsley. In later years, the "s" was dropped and the town today is known as Lindley. Colonel Lindsley was elected to serve as the first representative in the New York Legislature from Ontario County. He died in 1794.

Source:
Wikipedia.org [Lindley]
Lindley Presho Historical Society.blogspot.com
Facebook: Lindley-Presho Historical Society [has some pictures]

Lawrenceville [PA border of NY]

History not covered here as portion in Lindley Area is very small residentual on the border line of NY and PA.
Lawrenceville Boundry Map

Presho Elementary School - now cosed and sold