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| Tappan, a native of Manchester, Massachusetts, near B | |
| the Acquackanonk on the Passaic River, and the | Tappan along the Palisades and Pascack Valley. |
| Tappan also developed a lifelong friendship with the | |
| During his service with the Commission | Tappan also recruited the young and inexperienced Hen |
| He was the brother of Senator Benjamin | Tappan, and abolitionist Lewis Tappan. |
| Tappan and his brigade also took part in Price's Miss | |
| er-in-law as partner in the law firm of Dart & | Tappan, and practiced for ten years under the firm na |
| After testifying to | Tappan and his fellow Commissioners at the inquiry ag |
| The 1st NH was commanded by Colonel Mason | Tappan and later assigned to General Patterson's Army |
| Fool's Gold" is a 1984 single written by Timmy | Tappan and Don Roth and performed by Lee Greenwood. |
| totem (turtle) as the neighboring Hackensack, | Tappan and Rumachenanck (later called the Haverstraw) |
| ict of New York William A. Dart and Charles O. | Tappan, and was admitted to the bar in 1867. |
| med Maria who wandered from her home in nearby | Tappan and died of hunger and exposure. |
| It was at Bout's homestead that the | Tappan and Wecquaesgeek had taken refuge, and was whe |
| royed in 1643 in reprisal for the slaughter of | Tappan and Wecquaesgeek Native Americans who had take |
| He founded a new firm in 1900, with his son | Tappan becoming a partner. |
| rough, Northvale Borough, Norwood Borough, Old | Tappan Borough, Oradell Borough, Park Ridge Borough, |
| Tappan Bridge, also known as Kittle Bridge is a woode | |
| Tappan commanded his brigade at the Battle of Pleasan | |
| Mason | Tappan, congressman and state attorney general |
| Tappan continued her professional training in the You | |
| Tappan died in office as the attorney general at the | |
| w Jersey, along the northwestern shore of Lake | Tappan; east of Chestnut Ridge; south of Pearl River |
| Dr. | Tappan Eustis Francis House is a historic house at 35 |
| resbyterian Church, organized in 1832 by Lewis | Tappan for Charles Grandison Finney, a famous evangel |
| lled their daughters to marry blacks and Lewis | Tappan had divorced his wife to marry a black woman, |
| Tappan house, 19th c. | |
| The Reformed Church of | Tappan, in Tappan, Rockland County, New York was foun |
| and Burial, is a historic monument located at | Tappan in Rockland County, New York. |
| ten by a student at Cornell University, Robert | Tappan Morris, and launched on November 2, 1988 from |
| In November 1988 he reported that Robert | Tappan Morris, son of National Security Agency crypto |
| jury indicts Cornell University student Robert | Tappan Morris, Jr. for releasing a computer virus, ma |
| It derives its name from the | Tappan Native American sub-tribe of the Delaware/Lenn |
| West Shore Railroad crossing in | Tappan, New York |
| He was baptized on February 25, 1753 in | Tappan, New Jersey, the son of Adoph Lent and Katje H |
| It is located on 110 Main St, | Tappan, New York, just past the village green near th |
| Abraham was born near | Tappan, New York (now Rockleigh, New Jersey), the son |
| The DeWint House, or De Wint House, at | Tappan, New York is one of the oldest surviving struc |
| flows through Blauvelt, Orangeburg, New York, | Tappan, New York, Northvale, Palisades, New York, Spa |
| About 1804, he returned to | Tappan, NY, and was again a member of the New York St |
| The names Hackensack, | Tappan, Nyack, and Minsi were all names given by the |
| nd hamlets of Blauvelt, Grandview, Orangeburg, | Tappan, Palisades, Piermont, Upper Grandview, Sparkil |
| Arthur | Tappan Pierson |
| ied against Chivington at the inquiry at which | Tappan presided. |
| in the city of Boston he was invited to become | Tappan Professor of Law in the University of Michigan |
| conditioning units (usually in the summer), a | Tappan range/oven, a James dishwasher, Speed Queen wa |
| On November 5, 1862, | Tappan received his commission as a brigadier general |
| Tappan served in the New Hampshire House of Represent | |
| Governor Horatio Seymour) and Frances Antill ( | Tappan) Seymour (d. |
| Tappan soon moved to Helena in Phillips County, Arkan | |
| Around | Tappan Square - The Oberlin Alumni Magazine, Vol. |
| igh School and the intersection of Cypress and | Tappan Streets. |
| The Palisades, part of | Tappan territory |
| At that time, the northern terminus was at | Tappan; the extension north to Haverstraw opened in 1 |
| eived financial support from Reverend Benjamin | Tappan to continue his attendance at Waterville Colle |
| He was the brother-in-law of Benjamin | Tappan, U.S. Senator from Ohio from 1839-1845. |
| Tappan was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and grew up | |
| Tappan was later promoted to the brevet rank of Colon | |
| In 1878, | Tappan was elected to the New York Supreme Court, and |
| Arthur | Tappan was one of two signatories who issued a discla |
| The | Tappan were a seasonally migrational people, who farm |
| Arthur and Lewis | Tappan were successful businessmen, but commerce was |
| The | Tappan were a Lenape people who inhabited the region |
| machenanck (later called the Haverstraw)., the | Tappan were of the Turtle Clan and spoke the Unami di |
| Merchant firms such as Boston's Sampson & | Tappan were able to venture the capital necessary to |
| It has also been known as | Tappan, which referred to the wider region of the New |
| Austin Williams was friends with Lewis | Tappan who was assisting the Africans. |
| eum with wealthy Wall St. financier, J. Nelson | Tappan, who became the company's president. |
| llowed the massacre of eighty Wecquaesgeek and | Tappan who had taken refuge close to one of the plant |
| The couple had three children, Elizabeth | Tappan Wright (who died young), Austin Tappan Wright, |
| cy Wright Mitchell, the husband of author Mary | Tappan Wright and the father of legal scholar and uto |
| Karain is also a fictional continent in Austin | Tappan Wright's novel Islandia. |
| Exit 9 is the final exit before the | Tappan Zee Bridge. |
| 1958: Building of the | Tappan Zee Bridge made the lighthouse obsolete. |
| The construction of the | Tappan Zee Bridge made the light obsolete. |
| he west bank of the Hudson River, south of the | Tappan Zee Bridge. |
| y Authority will lead gephyrophobiacs over the | Tappan Zee Bridge. |
| The school derives its name from the nearby | Tappan Zee section of the Hudson River. |
| Tappan Zee is best known for doing work and punishing | |
| The | Tappan Zee (or Tappan Sea) is a natural widening of t |
| The | Tappan Zee is mentioned several times in Washington I |
| Tappan Zee High School is a public high school locate | |
| It is crossed by the | Tappan Zee Bridge, opened in 1955 and about 3.1 mi (5 |
| Communities along the | Tappan Zee include Nyack and Haverstraw on the wester |
| ve at exit 9. Interstates 287 and 87 cross the | Tappan Zee and enter Rockland County. |
| bus lines, including the Westchester Bee-Line, | Tappan Zee Express as well as a number of other conne |
| the more typical peaked cantilever used by the | Tappan Zee Bridge and others. |
| In 1955, the | Tappan Zee Bridge opened (connecting Tarrytown in Wes |
| ulation boom following the construction of the | Tappan Zee Bridge which have affeced the health of th |
| officials announced their plan to replace the | Tappan Zee Bridge with a new bridge that includes com |
| nsiderably from its three-mile (5 km) width at | Tappan Zee, would be a more appropriate site, and sug |
| several outlooks over the Hudson River and the | Tappan Zee. |
| ed facility in Valley Cottage (except for some | Tappan ZEExpress runs operated from Short Line's gara |
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