New York miscellaneous correspondence, 1760-1942.

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New York miscellaneous correspondence, 1760-1942.

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Includes letters received by William Winslow Crammell (Albany, 1873-1919), Amos Eaton (professor at Rensselaer Institute, Troy, 1819-1844), Leonard Gansevoort (Albany, 1780-1788), Johannes Hardenbergh (Rosendale, 1760-1785), David Murray (Albany Academy and Troy, 1858-1879), Alfred Neumeyer (New York City, 1942), Baron Jean-Guillaume Hyde de Neuville (New York City, 1809-1822), Charles Stebbins (Cazenovia, 1846-1851), and Eilardus Westerlo (Albany, 1784, 1794); and letters (1840-1870) by Martin Luther Schenck (1817-1873).

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Gansevoort, Leonard, 1751-1810

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Leendert "Leonard" Gansevoort (July 14, 1751 – August 26, 1810) was an American political leader from New York who served as a delegate to the Continental Congress in 1788. Born in Albany in the Province of New York, Gansevoort studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1771. After the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, he became a member of the Albany Committee of Correspondence serving as treasurer until November 1775. When the 2nd New York Provincial Congress convened in New York City on D...

Neumeyer, Alfred, 1901-1973

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Hardenbergh, Johannes

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Westerlo, Eilardus

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Murray, David, 1830-1905

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Educator. From the description of Papers of David Murray, 1866-1930 (bulk 1873-1879). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 71063568 Educator and author born Oct. 15, 1830 and died March 6, 1905. He married Martha Neilson in 1867 who survived him. He graduated from Union College in 1852, and taught at Albany Academy, 1855-1863, and Rutgers College, 1863-1873. He served as Superintendent of Educational Affairs in Japan, 1873-1879, and Secretary of the Board of Regents for the Univer...

Crammell, William Winslow

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Stebbins, Charles Livingstone

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Eaton, Amos, 1776-1842

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Parker Cleaveland worked as a mineralogist and geologist. From the guide to the Parker Cleaveland papers, [ca. 1806]-1844, Circa 1806-1844, (American Philosophical Society) Born in Chatham, New York, Amos Eaton graduated from Williams College in 1799 and then studied law in New York City. He was admitted to the state bar in 1802. After imprisonment from 1811 to 1815, Eaton refocused his attention on science and botany. His pragmatic concern was the "application of science to...

Albany Academy

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Hyde de Neuville, Jean Guillaume, baron, 1776-1857

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Hyde de Neuville was a conspirator and a friend of General Moreau. He was exiled to New York but was recalled to France in 1814 and afterwards named ambassador to the United States. He was a supporter of the Bourbons. From the description of Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1797-1822. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 190822481 ...

Schenck, Martin L. (Martin Luther), 1817-1873

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Rensselaer Institute

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