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Lefevre House New Paltz. in 1678, 12 members of the bevier, crispell, deyo, dubois, freer, hasbrouck, and lefevre families — who collectively became known as the duzine — settled the 40,000 acres. the lefevre family association, whose original family homestead was torn down in the late 1700s to make way for the 1839 brick reformed church of new. this artwork depicts the josiah p. history of new paltz, new york, and its old families (from 1678 to 1820) including the huguenot pioneers and others who settled in new. in the history of new paltz and its old families, lefevre gives an historical account of a public school at new paltz that. Lefevre farmhouse, one part of a historic large farm of hundreds of acres, and a young lefevre son who. the lefevre family association was founded in 1967 by descendants of simon lefevre to assist the huguenot historical society in.

in the history of new paltz and its old families, lefevre gives an historical account of a public school at new paltz that. Lefevre farmhouse, one part of a historic large farm of hundreds of acres, and a young lefevre son who. history of new paltz, new york, and its old families (from 1678 to 1820) including the huguenot pioneers and others who settled in new. the lefevre family association was founded in 1967 by descendants of simon lefevre to assist the huguenot historical society in. the lefevre family association, whose original family homestead was torn down in the late 1700s to make way for the 1839 brick reformed church of new. this artwork depicts the josiah p. in 1678, 12 members of the bevier, crispell, deyo, dubois, freer, hasbrouck, and lefevre families — who collectively became known as the duzine — settled the 40,000 acres.

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Lefevre House New Paltz the lefevre family association, whose original family homestead was torn down in the late 1700s to make way for the 1839 brick reformed church of new. history of new paltz, new york, and its old families (from 1678 to 1820) including the huguenot pioneers and others who settled in new. Lefevre farmhouse, one part of a historic large farm of hundreds of acres, and a young lefevre son who. the lefevre family association, whose original family homestead was torn down in the late 1700s to make way for the 1839 brick reformed church of new. this artwork depicts the josiah p. the lefevre family association was founded in 1967 by descendants of simon lefevre to assist the huguenot historical society in. in 1678, 12 members of the bevier, crispell, deyo, dubois, freer, hasbrouck, and lefevre families — who collectively became known as the duzine — settled the 40,000 acres. in the history of new paltz and its old families, lefevre gives an historical account of a public school at new paltz that.