João "Jan" Rodrigues, born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic to Portuguese and African parents was the first documented non-Native to live on Manhattan Island in 1613.
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The Dutch bought Manhattan island because, the Dutch were scared that the American Indians might attack the settlers.cool that why
The first family to live in the White House was John Adam's.
Native Americans have ancestors who were the first to live on this continent.
Inwood, New York, in Upper Manhattan would certainly count as a middle class neighborhood. With a mixture of working class people, artists and families--surrounded by leafy parks--this enclave is one of the most overlooked "nice" areas of Manhattan.There are many other lower middle class neighborhoods and houses in Manhattan as well. The Lower East Side is one, certain parts of Greenwich Village such as two low-income co-ops run by the Catholic Church on 6th Avenue. Mulberry Street in the Little Italy area still has the Italians living on it. Also, certain sections of East Harlem are not ghetto-ized. Even though Manhattan is getting gentrified the most out of all the boroughs, there are still plenty of regular working people living here.AnswerMiddle-class people live everywhere in Manhattan. The neighborhoods aren't strictly organized according to class. For example, the Upper East Side is the wealthiest, ritziest neighborhood in the whole city. All the city's wealthiest and most powerful people live there. But not everyone who lives there is rich. Plenty of Upper East Siders are just regular middle class. Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue, and Park Avenue are pretty much entirely for the super-wealthy, but the rest of the Upper East Side is not.Chelsea and the West Village are two more perfect examples. Both Chelsea and the West Village have recently become very gentrified (lots of celebrities live in the West Village in particular), but there are still plenty of working class and regular middle class people there, too.The Upper West Side is like that too. There are housing projects for the city's poorest located right across the street, or just down the block, from luxury condos that cost a million dollars.The Lower East Side, Midtown, Hell's Kitchen, Morningside Heights, Harlem, and Tribeca are more examples of neighborhoods where working class and middle class people live side-by-side.In sum, there really is no such thing as an entirely middle class neighborhood in Manhattan. Nor is there really any such thing as an entirely poor neighborhood in Manhattan, or an entirely rich neighborhood in Manhattan.AnswerKeep in mind that while middle class people do live in most every neighborhood in Manhattan, the vast majority of them are renting the apartments they live in. If the requirement for a neighborhood to be middle class is the ownership of the home they live in, then the short answer is: No. There are no neighborhoods in Manhattan where a two bedroom apartment costs less then $400,000.
In the 1967 Tony Jacklin had a hole in one, live on BBC's Grandstand. The first hole in one on live british television.
A species that does not normally live in an area
The Manhattan Transfer Live was created in 1978.
Live at the Lower Manhattan Ocean Club was created in 1978.
They do not come from there so they could eat or destroy things the usual animals need to live.
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Manhattan
To know how long it will take before you receive your My American Girl doll if you live in Manhattan, it will first depend on if there is a backlog. If not, then most orders can be received in as little as two weeks.
They live in lower manhattan.
Manhattan, NYC
Madoff Lives in Manhattan.
Lower Manhattan
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