The climactic moment of this song, when Aaron ... Bank, the descendent of Burr’s company, the Manhattan Company, founded as a water service delivery company with exclusive rights to serve New ...

On April 17, 1809, a branch of the Bank of Manhattan ... U.S. Vice President Aaron Burr and his associates. In 1791, Alexander Hamilton established the Bank of New York, its charter approved ...

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The Republican editor of one of New York's most influential newspapers, the "American Citizen," James Cheetham took aim at Aaron Burr during the governor's race of 1804 with devastating effect.

High on any list of such personages belongs the name of Aaron Burr. A combat veteran of the Revolutionary War, a brilliant and successful New York trial lawyer and the country’s third vice ...

When Theodosia married Burr and moved to a new home in New York in the early 1780s, Emmons followed her. That’s likely where she got to know Aaron Burr, a known lady’s man with a voracious ...

After Jumel died in 1835, his widow Eliza married former vice president Aaron Burr, though the couple divorced a few months later. Today, the mansion is located in what is now New York City's ...

“It is time to start over,” contends Nancy Isenberg in her iconoclastic “Fallen Founder: The Life of Aaron Burr” (Viking ... attorney general of New York, then a senator, Burr received 30 electoral ...