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The family moved here during John’s childhood.
town · 42.7120°, -76.4220°

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John D. Rockefeller, Sr. — childhood home near — Moravia.
Evidence: Ch. 2, ¶2; Ch. 2, ¶3
Eliza Davison Rockefeller — family home near — Moravia.
Evidence: Ch. 1, ¶13; Ch. 2, ¶2; Ch. 2, ¶3
Ch. 1, ¶13 Ch. 1, ¶16 Ch. 1, ¶29 Ch. 2, ¶1 Ch. 2, ¶3 Ch. 2, ¶4 Ch. 2, ¶7 Ch. 2, ¶25 Ch. 2, ¶27 Ch. 2, ¶31 Ch. 2, ¶36 Ch. 2, ¶37
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Rockefeller family · move · Moravia · Ch. 1, ¶29
William Avery Rockefeller · act · Moravia · Ch. 2, ¶4
Moravia, N.Y. — 7, 13, 15-31, 37, 183,
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