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Richford

Place · Profile checked · 41 detected mentions

Rockefeller’s birthplace in rural New York.

Also appears as: Richford · Richford, N.Y. · Richford, New York

Location

town · 42.3540°, -76.2010°

Closer orientation map for Richford
  1. Richford (41 mentions)
  2. Harford Mills (2 mentions)
  3. Michigan Hill (2 mentions)
  4. Owego Creek (1 mentions)
  5. Rockefeller Highway (1 mentions)

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Documented relationships

John D. Rockefeller, Sr.born inRichford.
Evidence: Ch. 2, ¶3

William Avery Rockefellerlived inRichford.
Evidence: Ch. 1, ¶12

In the book

Ch. 1, ¶7 Ch. 1, ¶8 Ch. 1, ¶9 Ch. 1, ¶12 Ch. 1, ¶13 Ch. 1, ¶15 Ch. 1, ¶16 Ch. 1, ¶18 Ch. 1, ¶20 Ch. 1, ¶21 Ch. 1, ¶22 Ch. 1, ¶24

All 33 source references

Shared passages

A shared paragraph is a reading connection, not proof of a historical relationship. Entries link to the first shared source paragraph.

William Avery Rockefeller · 18 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶12
John D. Rockefeller, Sr. · 17 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶9
Eliza Davison Rockefeller · 15 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶13
Moravia · 13 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶13
Rockefeller family · 7 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶7
Owego · 6 shared paragraphs · Ch. 2, ¶48
Nancy Brown · 5 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶16
New York · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶7
Uncle William · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶7
John · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶26
Binghamton · 3 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶8
Davison · 3 shared paragraphs · Ch. 1, ¶15

All 97 shared-passage connections

Automatic suggestions

Unverified verb connections; read the source before interpreting them as facts.

William Avery Rockefeller · move · Richford · Ch. 2, ¶40

Eliza Davison Rockefeller · enjoy · Richford · Ch. 3, ¶2

Print index

Richford, N.Y. — 5-13, 15, 16, 27, 30, 37,

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