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New York Mansion Linked to Revolutionary War Fame
The Highbridge area long housed a simple colonial home later occupied by the granddaughter of a Revolutionary War hero. The De Voe family’s house hosted Washington and Rochambeau travelers, with Andrew Corsi and other Westchester figures shaping campaigns from Fordham to Yonkers. Now a modern block of apartments stands where the estate once did, but memory lingers of the historic visits and battles associated with the site.
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Times Square
White House
Barlem
Highbridge
New York Herald-Tribune
Baghid
Phoy
Elle
Vikilora Tran
New York
Pew Pondersby
Lafayette Duscoit
Hare
Wamorias
Lafayette
Homoatycia
G. da Voo
Xlariais Monortes
Te Vou
Murrow Gorsa
Westchester
Bntete
Neny Hills
Andrew Corsi
Woahington
Inauguration Trust
Craypor
Tvldstone
Gyles
de Voe
Troblea
Taave Corsa
Andrew
St. John's College
Kingsbridge
Fordham
Bfornikon
Mrs. de Voe
Greenburg
Washington
Toehumbean
Grandfather
Tle
Batile Plana
Wlecana
Mathew Dames
Herenbouta
Manhattan Island
Conor Downs
Cornelius Oakley
White Plains
Phnelpal Gnile
Yy Hlaenusti
James Gulley
Mochambeau
Lanzin
Theields
Mortisanin
Yonkers
Niles
Brocax
Morrisania
Rochambeau
Westchester Guides
The
Republic
Tande
Marquis de Lafayette
Gnoller
de Yoes
Fredevinle de
Chiucoy da
Mrs. de You
Harlem