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DeLancey and
DeLancey 125.
DeLancey and
DeLancey 5.
DeLancey and
DeLancey 4. Terretta, M. (2010). "Cameroonian Nationalists...
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raising and
equipping De Lancey's Brigade,
three battalions of 1,500
Loyalist volunteers from New York State. His
sister Susannah Delancey became the wife of...
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Crossing Delancey is a 1988
American romantic comedy film
adapted by
Susan Sandler from her play of the same name, and
directed by Joan
Micklin Silver...
- The
branch of the
family descended from
Oliver de Lancey (1718–1785),
youngest son of
Stephen Delancey,
emigrated to Britain,
several of its
members becoming...
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De Lancey's Brigade, also
known as
De Lancey's Volunteers,
De Lancey's Corps,
De Lancey's Provincial Corps,
De Lancey's Refugees, and the "Cowboys" or...
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Scotia Oliver DeLancey (disambiguation) (also
known as
Oliver DeLancey and
Oliver de Lancey) may
refer to:
Oliver De Lancey (American loyalist)...
- Major-General
Oliver De Lancey Sr. (1708–1785) and a great-grandson of
Etienne de Lancey, who
became known as
Stephen Delancey (1663–1741). He married...
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Delancey may
refer to:
Delancey (property firm),
British property firm
Delancey (surname), a
surname Delancey Street, a
street in Manhattan, New York...
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needed to
accommodate houses.
Delancey Place originated during this
active time,
being named for
William Heathcote DeLancey (1797–1865),
provost of the...
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James De Lancey (1703–1760) was
chief justice and
lieutenant governor of the
Province of New York (uncle of
James De Lancey (loyalist)).
James De Lancey may...
