- The
forest was
bought by
Ollie Orre
Bockee, from M.C. M****er,
around 1912, for a
total cost of $14,000.
Bockee continued to
purchase surrounding land...
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Abraham Bockee (February 3, 1784 – June 1, 1865) was an
American lawyer and
politician from New York who
served three terms in the U.S.
House of Representatives...
- them in escaping; a few succeeded, and
remained in this country.
Jacob Bockee, a
captain in the
company in Col. Willet's Regiment, was a
member of the...
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their behalf.
Early Long Island: a
colonial study by
Martha Bockée Flint, p. 299.
Early Long Island: a
colonial study by
Martha Bockée Flint, p. 301....
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Belmont Park 1905–1968
Early Long Island: a
colonial study by
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Island Long
Island Indians...
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Whole Accounts (Chairman: Joel K. Mann)
Agriculture (Chairman:
Abraham Bockee) Bank of the
United States (Select)
Biennial Register (Select) Boundary...
- 1835 ▌3. John
McKeon (J) ▌3. Ely
Moore (J) ▌4.
Aaron Ward (J) ▌5.
Abraham Bockee (J) ▌6. John W.
Brown (J) ▌7.
Nicholas Sickles (J) ▌8.
Valentine Efner (J)...
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Period 1641–1783". The
Stamford Historical Society, Inc. Flint,
Martha Bockée (1896).
Early Long Island. Long Island, New York: G.P. Putnam's sons. Carella...
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Jacob Bockee Carpenter (July 16, 1826 –
April 9, 1894) was an
American politician from New York.
Carpenter was born on July 16, 1826, in the
family homestead...
- in New York
society during the
Gilded Age.
Notes Flint,
Martha Bockée (1897). The
Bockée Family (Boucquet) 1641-1897. A.V. Haight. p. 72.
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