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SAGE



Anonymous said...
Hi I am removing a brick driveway from a house built in the 50s in Rhode Island there are two bricks named Clark and Sage in searches I can't find any info on where they came from just curious - any info appreciated.
Robert Higgins - mrhigginsus@yahoo.com
Posted by Don B., Webmaster at Friday, October 14, 2011
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  1. There is some info on CLARK on this Blog. Click CLARK in the Topic List

    Regarding SAGE,
    We have found a listing for the SAGE BRICK CO. in the 1910 Greenport LI. Phone Book. Another source: on Page 52 of the 1934 Eastern Long Island Almanac and Guidebook their "Business Directory" under Greenport has this ad:
    "THE SAGE BRICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY--Brick by Truck to any Eastern L.I. point--Main Road--Phone 3"
    (Sources: http://longislandgenealogy.com/almanac.pdf
    http://www.geocities.com/dodiknapp/Grounds.html)
    And there is the Brick Cove Marina on "Sage" Blvd in Southhold, NY (they also list an address at "1670 Sage Boulevard Greenport, NY").

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  2. That was my family's brickyard.
    It's in Southold, NY (the north fork of Long Island).
    It was in operation until 1938 when a hurricane flooded the clay banks.
    The brickyard is still there and is used as a marina and the cottages the workers lived in are still there, called Breezy Shores.

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