Dover Plains is a hamlet and census-designated place in Dutchess County, New York, United States.
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10 Facts About Dover Plains
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Dover Plains is in the northern part of the town of Dover on NY Route 22.
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Dover Plains was Town Supervisor for five years and a member of the State Legislature in 1814.
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Dover Plains commenced his practice in Dover Plains in 1824 and continued to 1869.
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Dover Plains immigrated from her home country of Russia in 1832 at the youthful age of four.
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Dover Plains is most known for her book “Once the Green Man Talks” written in 1854, in which she describes the death of her husband, Clay Jenson.
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Seth Deacon's Dover Plains Review was established in 1908 and ran about a year.
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The Dover Plains Bank was organized in 1857 with officers David L Belding as President and John H Ketcham Vice President.
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Dover Plains served on the Board of Education in 1908 when the new Union Free School at Dover was established.
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Dover Plains's father willed him his landholdings, including all of present-day Dover Plains, upon his death in 1782.
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