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Palatine German refugees worked off their passage to New York paid by the Crown. They produced timber and supplies for the English navy. Later they were allowed to settle in the Schoharie and Mohawk valleys.
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1666:Summitville
1625:Kenoza Lake
1515:Narrowsburg
1475:Hortonville
1470:Hurleyville
1440:Bridgeville
1318:Forestburgh
1268:County seat
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1033:October 18,
1011:SC-Democrat
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417:2020 census
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1575:Burlingham
1550:Woodbourne
1545:White Lake
1435:Barryville
1407:Monticello
1343:Mamakating
1338:Lumberland
1275:Monticello
1081:October 9,
872:References
825:Joan Wulff
738:As of the
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608:41°53′46″N
360:feature ID
254:Population
1711:Footnotes
1661:Pond Eddy
1651:Obernburg
1636:Long Eddy
1630:Lew Beach
1600:Glen Spey
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1445:Callicoon
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1348:Neversink
1313:Fallsburg
1303:Cochecton
1298:Callicoon
1059:April 23,
830:Lee Wulff
819:John Mott
589:Geography
577:Education
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495:Town Hall
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348:FIPS code
326:Area code
276:Time zone
246:Elevation
199:Catskills
1590:Ferndale
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1353:Rockland
1328:Highland
1308:Delaware
765:Hispanic
755:, 0.96%
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424:Rockland
413:New York
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338:Exchange
314:ZIP Code
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189:New York
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1567:hamlets
1465:Hankins
1402:Liberty
1333:Liberty
1323:Fremont
1103:June 4,
434:History
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368:Website
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177:Country
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1525:Roscoe
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206:County
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1565:Other
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