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• History of High Point Cemetery
  ...ry of '''[[High Point Cemetery]]''', Town of Knox, County of Albany, State of New York - Compiled by Leo B. Westfall, P. E., September 1962 ...nter>History of High Point Cemetery, Town of Knox, County of Albany, State of New York - Compiled by Leo B. Westfall, P. E., September 1962</center>
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• History
  Links to [[h:History|Histories]] for other Hilltowns are [[h:History|HERE]]. The Town of Knox was established in 1822 from part of the [[b:Berne|Berne]].
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• 1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan: Knox at War
  ...if|135px|right|link=1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan|Back to 1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan]] buried in the Knox Cemetery, also fought in this war. Landmarks of Albany County
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• Lot 47-K
  The [[h:1787 survey map| Cockburn Map of 1787]] designates in the vicinity of a cave. ...arcely probable Legends which have been handed down to present generations of residents through their ancestors, from the early settlers."
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• Knox
  ...'. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 41.9 square miles. ...'''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schenectady_County,_New_York Schenectady County]'''.
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• Knox during the War of 1812
  [[File:MilitaryLogo.jpg|50px|right|link=Military History|Go to Military History]] Because the Town of Knox was not formed from the northern part of Berne until 1822, any veterans from the current Knox area would have been l
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• Knox at War
  ...t in silent majesty at High Point Cemetery. James Dyer has the distinction of having been an orderly to General George Washington. Colonel Asa Abbot's re ...f Albany County list these men as serving from the Town of Knox in the War of 1812: Henry Bunzer, William Bunzey, Edward P. Crary, Joseph Gallup, Benjami
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• 1934 - Knox is Smallest Town in County of Albany
  [[File:HistoryLogo.jpg|71px|right|link=History|Go to History]] ...Barckley1.jpg|300px|thumb|right|<center>Knox is Smallest Town in County of Albany - Altamont Enterprise - October 12, 1934</center>]]
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• Knox Cave
  .... '''[[Bio:Robinson, Delevan C.|D. C. Robinson]]''' ran the operation most of this time. It is now owned by the [http://www.necaveconservancy.org/preserv .... Addis: A Study for the National Speleological Society: Knox Cave, Albany County, New York]]
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• Kiwanis Club of the Helderbergs Members in County Redistrict Debate
  ...Knox, Rensselaerville, and Westerlo descended on Albany Tuesday to the the county's re-districting committee that the don't want to be split among three diff ...ohn Elberfeld, Jane McLean, Amy Pokorny, and Anna Wolfe are active members of HHA.
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• Knox during the Revolutionary War
  [[File:MilitaryLogo.jpg|50px|right|link=Military History|Go to Military History]] ...o. The Hilltown area was either sparsely settled or wilderness at the time of the Revolution. Thus it is difficult for towns to lay claim to home-grown r
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• Knox Cave Post Card Gallery
  '''Post Cards of [[Knox Cave]] from the 1930s - Series''' ...the back: Knox Cave is located near Knox in Albany County, N. Y. It is one of the largest caverns in New York State with many high passages and other nat
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• 1870 Child's Gazetteer: History of Knox
  [[File:HistoryLogo.jpg|71px|right|link=History|Go to History]] OF <br>
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• 1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan: Town Government
  ...if|135px|right|link=1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan|Back to 1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan]] The New England forefathers brought their traditional form of government to the
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• 1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan: Pill Box Manufacturing
  ...if|135px|right|link=1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan|Back to 1994 Town of Knox Comprehensive Plan]] The most important industry for Knox was the manufacture of wooden pill boxes.
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• Cassidy Family - St. Lucy's Church
  == Origins of the three village churches == St. Lucy's Roman Catholic Church has a more recent history.
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• Albany-Schoharie Plank Road
  This page is a series of brief articles about the Albany-Schoharie Plank Road. The last article is followed by link to an in-depth a ...t provided a faster more comfortable ride, thus leading to the abandonment of the plank road.
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• 1936 - Albany Evening News: Rural Albany County
  [[File:HistoryLogo.jpg|71px|right|link=History|Go to History]] == Rural Albany County: Its Romance and Industry ==
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• Knox Town Government
  ...gland forefathers brought their traditional form of government to the Town of Knox. The town was the unit responsible for collecting taxes, holding elect ...rst meeting was held at the home of Henry Barkley, which today is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Amsler. (1972)
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• Rural Albany County: Knox Pillbox Industry
  [[File:HistoryLogo.jpg|71px|right|link=History|Go to History]] '''Rural Albany County: Its Romance and Industry'''
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