- John
Oothout (January 12, 1789 –
January 28, 1858) was an
American banker.
Oothout was born in New York City on
January 12, 1789. He was a son of John...
-
Oothout Zabriskie Whitehead (March 1, 1911 – July 29, 1998) was an
American stage and film
character actor. He was born in New York City and attended...
- (Enlarged),
Empire Lock
Number 29" HAER No. NY-152, "Erie
Canal (Enlarged),
Oothout Culvert &
Waste Weir" HAER No. NY-157, "Eagle's Nest Cr**** Culvert" HAER...
- to
Colonel Pieter Schuyler. The
island was sold, in 1714, to
Hendrick Oothout. In 1796, the
northern part of the
island was
purchased by
George Tibbits...
- 15, 1832 –
January 5, 1843
Preceded by
Charles Wilkes Succeeded by John
Oothout Personal details Born 1773 New York City,
Province of New York, British...
- in 1821. He was the
eldest son of
Albany residents Isaac and
Hendrickie Oothout Bogert. He
signed the Sons of
Liberty Constitution in 1766.
Henry Bogart...
- from
Buffalo Street (Broadway and 15th Street) to the farm
owned by the
Oothout family near 25th
Street was
purchased by
Philip Schuyler,
Isais Warren...
- 1804 1825 8
Charles Wilkes 1825 1832 9
Cornelius Heyer† 1832 1843 10 John
Oothout† 1843 1858 11
Anthony P. Halsey† 1858 1863 12
Charles P. Leverich† 1863...
- (born 1941),
American actress Louise Zabriskie (1872–1957),
American nurse Oothout Zabriskie Whitehead (1911–1998),
American actor Steve Zabriskie (born 1947)...
- to 1856 and
became vice-president in 1856.
Following the
death of John
Oothout in 1858,
Halsey was
elected to
succeed him as
President of the Bank of...
