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The story of the
Schuyler Flatts can be told from the perspectives of many colorful and
interesting individuals whose personal histories - whether celebrated or
unsung - both reflected as well as contributed to the growth and
development of the new nation.
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Ann McVigars Grant, author of
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Paths for Exploration
Arent van Curler and Killean van Rensselaer
Early Indentured Settlers
Early Schuyler Owners Margareta Schuyler and Ann
Grant
Lord Howe and General Braddock Philip
Schuyler Slaves at the Flatts
Native Americans at the Flatts
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