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| − | The Colonial Green House was located next to the Gristmill in the [[hamlet of Rensselaerville]] and was owned and operated by [[John Tagiabue]] and his wife [[Grace Ten Eyck]].<ref><u>[[People Made It Happen Here]]</u>, History of the Town of Rensselaerville ca. 1788-1950, Published 1977</ref>. | + | The Colonial Green House was located next to the Gristmill in the [[Rensselaerville hamlet|hamlet of Rensselaerville]] and was owned and operated by [[John Tagiabue]] and his wife [[Grace Ten Eyck]].<ref><u>[[People Made It Happen Here]]</u>, History of the Town of Rensselaerville ca. 1788-1950, Published 1977</ref>. |
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The Colonial Green House was located next to the Gristmill in the hamlet of Rensselaerville and was owned and operated by John Tagiabue and his wife Grace Ten Eyck.[1].
Sources
- ↑ People Made It Happen Here, History of the Town of Rensselaerville ca. 1788-1950, Published 1977
