| 1809/07/13 |
Deborah Church Delano, wife of Warren Delano, gives birth to a son, Warren Delano in New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts. |
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| 1843/11/01 |
Catherine Robbins Lyman, daughter of Judge Joseph Lyman and Anna Jean Robbins Lyman, marries Warren Delano in Northhampton, Massachusetts. |
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Northampton, MA |
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| 1844/00/00 |
Warren Delano heads back to Canton with his bride Catherine. The Delanos move to a large residence called Arrowdale in the Portuguese colony of Macao, some 65 miles away since Chinese officials prohibit the presence of foreign women in China. |
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Historic Centre of Macao |
Macau |
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| 1846/00/00 |
Catherine and Warren Delano return to the United States and settle in New York City. |
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| 1851/00/00 |
Warren Delano buys Higginson farm, a two story brick home on 60-acres on Danskammer Point, from Sarah Hartley Ward Armstrong. The Delanos rent Danskammer Mansion (lost) while improvements are made at their new home. |
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The Algonac |
Balmville |
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| 1857/09/00 |
Warren Delano loses a fortune during a financial collapse of Wall Street and an inablity to turn a profit in shipping. "My father lost almost everything, and when he tried to sell our house, he found almost all prospective buyers in the same plight." SDR |
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The Algonac |
Balmville |
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Panic of 1857 |
| 1860/00/00 |
Warren Delano moves Hong Kong, China, to rebuild his fortune trading in opium. |
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Hong Kong |
China |
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| 1862/10/31 |
By eleven o'clk dear Warren was on board the SURPRISE, having come in the house-boat (the Russell and Co boat). He looks well, and the children said they should have known him anywhere. - Catherine Delano |
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Hong Kong |
China |
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Delano Family Voyage to China |
| 1870/00/00 |
By 1870, the Delano family returns to Algonac Plantation (lost) on the Hudson River. |
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The Algonac |
Balmville |
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| 1898/01/17 |
Warren Delano dies at age 88 in Algonac Plantation (lost), near Newburgh, New York. |
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The Algonac |
Balmville |
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