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Support for the development of an independent multi-ethnic neighborhood conservation effort in boro park brooklyn
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American Indians and English settlers Gravesend deed, 1665, 1909 0.01 Linear feet
Photocopy of a typescript deed documenting the sale of land in the present-day Brooklyn neighborhood of Gravesend by the American Indian inhabitants of the region to incoming English settlers. The land is referred to in the deed by its English name (Gravesend), as well as its Indian names, Narrumsum and Pootapeck. The typescript, created in 1909, is a transcription of the original manuscript deed recorded in 1665.
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Urban Poverty Program [UP]
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Urban Poverty Program [UP]
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Urban Poverty Program [UP]
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Community and Resource Development; Assets - Office of the Vice President
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Community and Resource Development; Assets - Office of the Vice President
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Education & Culture Program [EC]
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