Here is a closeup of the acorn.

Burr oak, I am pretty sure on this one, the acorn is the most important thing in the photo.

Yep, pretty darn distinctive from what I've heard. Quercus macrocarpa or bur oak (just one R). Leaf shape can be a little variable as with many trees.

Sure looks like Bur oak but the acorns are much larger right now in N.Tx. I planted acorns in 1991 that came true and bear acorns larger than golf balls same as mother tree. I have Live Oak with 3 distintly different shaped leaves all grown with acorns from same tree, I have volunteers with lobed leaves similar to Bur except lobs arn't as deep and presist long after Burs have turned brown. Tree is much faster growing than typical volunteer Burs,twigs show no sign of wings and bark isn't as deeply furrowed as Bur. Only other oak within less than 1.5 miles are Shummard.
Are the twigs winged on your NY tree?