Newtown - J. Tompkins House - Rego Park J. Tompkins House - Rear of old No. 64 Old Mill Road (63rd Road), south side, just east of Marlowe Ave. (now 99th St.) The house was owned by J. Tompkins in 1852, Ascan Backus (1860, 1873), Mary Elizabeth (Backus) Lever 1891, Dr. Lever (Son-In-Law of A. Backus) 1896. The house was gone by May 1926.

Newtown - J. Tompkins House - Rego Park J. Tompkins House - Rear of old No. 64 Old Mill Rd. (63rd Road) south side, just east of Marlowe Ave. (now 99th St.). It was owned by J. Tompkins 1852, then Ascan Backus (1860, 1873), then Lever (Mary Elizabeth Backus, Daughter of Ascan, Married J. Howard Lever in 1874). The house was gone by May 1926.

Newtown - J. Tompkins House - Rego Park J. Tompkins House - The west and south sides of the J. Tompkins House on the south side of old No. 64 Old Mill Rd. (63rd Road), as seen from 99th St. (formerly Marlowe Ave.) It was owned by J. Tompkins 1852, then Ascan Backus (1860, 1873), then Lever (Mary Elizabeth Backus, Daughter of Ascan, Married J. Howard Lever in 1874). The house was gone by May 1926.

Newtown - J. Tompkins House - Rego Park J. Tompkins House - View of the east and north (front) sides as seen from Old Mill Rd. (63rd Rd.) midway between 99th St. and 102 St. It was owned by J. Tompkins 1852, then Ascan Backus (1860, 1873), then Lever (Mary Elizabeth Backus, Daughter of Ascan, Married J. Howard Lever in 1874). The house was gone by May 1926.

Newtown - J. Tompkins House - Rego Park J. Tompkins House - View of the west side as seen from 99th St., it was old No. 64 Old Mill Rd. (63rd Road), south side, just east of Marlowe Ave. (99 St.) The house had Dutch half doors. It was owned by J. Tompkins 1852, then Ascan Backus (1860, 1873), then Lever (Mary Elizabeth Backus, Daughter of Ascan, Married J. Howard Lever in 1874). The house was gone by May 1926.

Newtown - J. Tompkins House - Rego Park J. Tompkins House - View of north and west sides, it was old No. 64 Old Mill Rd. (now 63rd Road), south side, just east of Marlowe Ave. (99th St.). The house was owned by J. Tompkins 1852, then Ascan Backus (1860, 1873), then Lever (Mary Elizabeth Backus, Daughter of Ascan, Married J. Howard Lever in 1874). The house was gone by May 1926.