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Washington Tavern in 1818. The same year Samuel and John Jaques bestowed the village with a new name, Washingtonville, in honor of the late general and first president of
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1599:Firthcliffe
1541:Tuxedo Park
1511:Kiryas Joel
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1546:Unionville
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