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Cohoes

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Cohoes (kəhōz`), city (1990 pop. 16,825), Albany co., E N.Y., near Albany, at the confluence of the Mohawk and Hudson rivers; settled by the Dutch 1665, inc. 1869. A retailing and outlet center, its manufactures include textiles (made there since 1840), knitted goods, cabinetry, and plastic and paper products. The world's first power-operated knitting mill was opened there in 1832. The Van Schaick Mansion (1735), now a museum, was used as headquarters by Gen. Horatio Gates during the Revolutionary War.


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Feddersen, of Terrace, BC, Canada; nephews, Matthew Van Avery of Cohoes, NY, and William Van Avery of Malta, NY, as well as eight great nieces and nephews.
We are very concerned that New York State will make the same mistake in made in 1989 [when aid was slashed]," said NYCOM President John McDonald, also the mayor of Cohoes.
 
 
 
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