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DeKoven Street is a
street in Chicago.
Located in the city's Near West Side, it was
named for John
DeKoven, one of the
founders of the
Northern Trust Company...
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whose surname is or was
DeKoven (or De Koven) include: Anna de Koven,
American novelist,
historian and
socialite Bernie DeKoven (1941-2018),
American game...
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James DeKoven (September 19, 1831 –
March 19, 1879) was a priest, an
educator and a
leader of
Anglican Ritualism in the
Episcopal Church.
DeKoven was born...
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Seymour DeKoven (November 25, 1903 –
October 29, 1984),
generally known simply as
DeKoven, was a
United States classical music radio personality of the...
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belonging to the O'Leary
family that
bordered the
alley behind 137 W.
DeKoven Street. The shed next to the barn was the
first building to be consumed...
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Henry Louis Reginald De
Koven (April 3, 1859 –
January 16, 1920) was an
American music critic and
prolific composer,
particularly of
comic operas. De Koven...
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imitated in New York by
American productions such as
Reginald Dekoven's Robin Hood (1891) and John
Philip Sousa's El
Capitan (1896),
along with...
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Sidra DeKoven Ezrahi (Hebrew: סידרא דקובן מזרחי; born
October 31, 1942) is
Professor Emerita of
Comparative Literature at the
Hebrew University of Jerusalem...
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Dekoven is an
unincorporated community and coal town in
Union County, Kentucky,
United States. In 1843 a
native of Flanders,
Belgium started a coal mining...
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today known as the
DeKoven Center, a
conference center,
educational facility, and
special events venue operated by the
DeKoven Foundation. The historic...
