Gravestone of Capt John Conkline Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Southold, LI, NY
Capt. John Conklin was the son of John Conklin of Huntington.
The inscription reads . .
"Here lyeth the body of Captain John Conkelyne borne in Nottinghamshire in England who departed this"
"life the sixt day of Aprill att Sovth Hold on Long Island in the sixty fovrth year of his age Anno Dom 1694."
The Jacob Conklin "Pirate House" (1710-1918)
 The Jacob Conklin house was the first dwelling built in the area that would later be known as Wheatley Heights and Wyandanch.
Before being destroyed by fire it stood for 208 years at the southernmost foot of Half Hollow Hills, in Huntington, then Babylon, Towns.
Information, as published, on Jacob "The Pirate."
The Adventurous Life of Jacob Conklin, Originally appearing in "The Human Story of Long Island," by Verne Dyson 1969
 Jacob Conklin No Pirate, Published February 1958 in "The Long Island Forum, written by David L. Wetmore
The Conklin House (Huntington Historical Society)
The Conklin House was built abt 1750 and is a farmhouse which reflects the changes that were 
often made in homes as they were adapted to meet the family's changing needs.  Inhabited until 1911,
it is maintained by the Huntington Historical Society as a museum of local history and the decorative arts.
Location:
2 High Street
Huntington, NY 11743
Telephone: 631-427-7045

Roland and Mary Conklin of Huntington, N.Y., made house-car travel a family experience.
Their bus factory built the Gypsy Van, shown above, and in the summer of 1915, the Conklin family set out to see America.
(Photo from the Huntington Historical Society)


Nehemiah T Conklin, born 1840 Jamesport, Suffolk Co., NY, died 1911 Barry Co., MI
(son of David B Conkling) and wife J. Ann (Butler)
David Baley Conkling "born Jamesport, L.I., N.Y. Dec 26, 1808", died Dec 26 1877 Erie Co., Ohio Son of Dr David Conkling and Susannah Bayley
The Interior of Howard S. Conklin 's Home
84 Rider Avenue, Parchogue - January 1903
Left Photo - Library
Right Photo - Parlor
Note  the Christmas decorations still up.
Howard S. Conklin and his wife in his own vechicle - October 1903
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Ananias Conklin House - Main Street Amagansett, LI, NY
Date and photographer unknown
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Nate Conklin House, 280 Deer Park Ave., BABYLON, Suffolk County, NY Completed 1803 photo abt 1933

Conklin House - Greenport, LI, NY ca. 1820