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History of the County of Schenectady, N. Y., from 1662 to 1886... By John H. Munsell, George Rogers Howell
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By John H. Munsell
, George Rogers Howell
Published 1886
W. W. Munsell & Co.
218 pages
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An Indexed Catalogue of Books in the Department of Local History and Genealogy - Page 13
by Grosvenor Library, Buffalo, N.Y. - 1900 - 34 pages
... Isaac S. Civil and political history of New Jersey. 8vo. Camden 1848. 974.9-M955 Munsell, Joel: The annals of Albany. [NY] 10 vols. ...
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A Neat Plain Modern Stile: Philip Hooker and His Contemporaries, 1796-1836 - Page 323
by Douglas G. Bucher, W. Richard Wheeler, Mary Raddant Tomlan, Fred L. Emerson Gallery, Albany Institute of History and Art - 1993 - 334 pages
"Exhibition shown at: Albany Institute of History & Art, Albany, New York, March 28-June 28,1992; Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, CLinton, New York, September 25...
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Classified Catalogue of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, 1907-1911 ... - Page 2302
by Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - 1914
Originally issued in parts, with special title-pages and indexes.
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77 State street - Page 138
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23 Union street - Page 138
23 Union street, next east of the Dutch Church, which he occupied until his death as a dwelling, and for many years his print-ing office was under the ...
138 State street - Page 159
WJ SWITS, 136 and 138 State street, hardware merchant, is a well known business man of the city. He also deals in house furnishing goods, ...
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72 State street - Page 158
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235 State street - Page 158
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121 Front street - Page 149
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230 State street - Page 155
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101 State street - Page 158
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195 State street - Page 158
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141 State street - Page 158
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27 Front street - Page 158
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109 State street - Page 159
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Rotterdam, NY - Page 214
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Albany - Page 195
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Troy, NY - Page 146
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Glenville, NY - Page 85
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Galway, NY - Page 160
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New York - Page 116
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Amsterdam, NY - Page 190
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Florida, NY - Page 169
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Clermont, NY - Page 85
for a year in Albany, and afterward in Northampton, Catskill and Clermont, NY In 1836 he settled in Schenectady, and in 1840 was appointed by Gov. ...
Hartford, Conn - Page 100
Here he remained for six years, after which he became assistant professor of Latin in Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., remaining in this position for ...
Boston - Page 89
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Montreal - Page 31
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Buffalo - Page 50
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Kirkwood, NY - Page 168
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Philadelphia, Pa - Page 143
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Ilion, NY - Page 189
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Canajoharie, NY - Page 190
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Kinderhook - Page 21
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Victor, NY - Page 203
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Hackensack, NJ - Page 96
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Norwich University, Vt - Page 86
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Needham, Massachusetts - Page 99
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Burlington, Vt - Page 51
ALLEN, the hale and hearty old gentleman whose features are shown in the accompanying engraving, was born in Burlington, Vt, in 1823. ...
Elizabeth, NJ - Page 170
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New Haven - Page 86
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Chicago - Page 140
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Des Moines, Iowa - Page 205
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New Brunswick, NJ - Page 97
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Detroit - Page 47
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Washington, DC - Page 43
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Springfield, Massachusetts - Page 49
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Newton, NJ - Page 126
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Oswego, NY - Page 110
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Abington, Mass - Page 165
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Fishkill - Page 109
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Amsterdam - Page 160
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Puerto Bello - Page 190
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Galway - Page 203
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London - Page 98
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Greenwich - Page 118
young Ramsay to open an office, under promise of immediate patronage. Accordingly in 1830 he opened an office in an attic bedroom in Greenwich.
Union, Washington - Page 17
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Rome - Page 47
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Southampton - Page 18
Captain Sander «The house in Southampton. LI, now occupied by Mrs. Larry, daughter of Capt. Stephen Sayre, deceased, was built by Thomas Sayre in 1648 ...
Alphen - Page 89
Matthias Winter- wyck, of Alphen (Dalphin ?), Holland, authorizing them to procure a minister for the church, and promising him a salary of ^"90, ...