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Harry Huyck 1946

Harry Huyck was born on September 30, and died in May 1946. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Harry Huyck.

Harry Huyck

September 30

May 1946

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September 30

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1946

Death

May 1946

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Harry Huyck lived 74 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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In 1806, on April 18th, the U.S. Congress passed the Non-importation Act. The Act forbade the importation of numerous goods from Great Britain, which was impressing American sailors into British service. The hope that was by impacting the British economy, the U.S. could stop the warlike practices of the English.

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In 1825, on October 26th, the Erie Canal opened. Construction had begun in 1817 and the completion of the canal provided passage from Albany New York to Buffalo New York and Lake Erie. Previously, pack animals had to be used to transport goods - there were no railroads - and the canal allowed goods to be shipped relatively easily and quickly.

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