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Abraham Markoe of St. Croix was a wealthy planter and merchant who moved to Philadelphia about 1770. He left his son, Abraham Markoe, Jr., behind to manage the sugar plantations.

Abraham Markoe of St. Croix was a wealthy planter and merchant who moved to Philadelphia ca. 1770. He left his son, Abraham Markoe, Jr., behind to manage the sugar plantations.

From the description of Markoe family papers, 1773-1940. (Historical Society of Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 122364979

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associatedWith Compañía del Ferrocarril de Guayaquil a Quito. corporateBody
associatedWith Holsman, Daniel. person
associatedWith Holsman family. family
associatedWith Holsman, Gerald. person
associatedWith Holsman, Mary Markoe, d. 1905. person
associatedWith Markoe, Abraham, 1727-1806. person
associatedWith Markoe, Abraham, b. 1755. person
associatedWith Markoe, James. person
associatedWith Markoe, John, 1781-1834. person
associatedWith Markoe, John, 1840-1893. person
associatedWith Markoe, Peter, 1752?-1792. person
associatedWith Pennsylvania. Volunteers corporateBody
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Diaries
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Plantations
Sugar trade
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Active 1773

Active 1940

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