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| − | Knox had 15 one-room [[Schools|schools]] before the joined the Berne-Knox-Westerlo district. Click [[Schools|here]] for '''''[Schools|more information]]'''''. | + | Knox had 15 one-room [[Schools|schools]] before the joined the Berne-Knox-Westerlo district. Click [[Schools|here]] for '''''[[Schools|more information]]'''''. |
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Revision as of 01:12, 26 September 2012
Description
Maps
History
Knox's History appears in many publications. Click here for more information.
Military History
From the beginning residents of Knox have served in the military. Click here for more information.
Family Histories and Genealogy
Farms and Lots
Historic Homes
Churches
Churches played a major role in the lives of Knox residents. Click here for more information.
Cemeteries
From 1936 through 1940 William A. Brinkman, Historian, Town of Guilderland, compiled a list of the cemeteries and family burying grounds in the Town of Knox. He missed one or two, or maybe a few. Click here for more information
Schools
Knox had 15 one-room schools before the joined the Berne-Knox-Westerlo district. Click here for more information.
Organizations
Organizations in Knox were an important part of town life. Click here for more information.
Businesses
Knox businesses thrived for generations. Click here for more information.
Hamlets and Communities
Knox has had many hamlets, but most have disappeared. Click here for more information.
Photo Gallery
External Links
- Town Website
- Berne Historical Project - Has genealogy of Hilltown families including Knox
- Helderberg Escarpement Planning Guide - Historic and Cultural Resources
