 Chhaparband also speak Marathi. A section of the Chhaparband have converted to Islam, and formed a distinct community of Muslim Chharband.

They are divided into thirty clans, known as kuls. Every clan has its own origin myth. The main clans are the Baite, Bisen, Chandel, Chauhan, Janakwar, Pasihat, Dalawale Rajput, Paithanwale, Rajput Pardeshi and Sengar. Many of these are famous Rajput clans found in North India. The community is strictly endogamous, and each of the clan is exogamous.

Present circumstances

The Chhapraband no longer practice their traditional occupation. They are mainly a community of small businessmen, although as education spreads, the community is involved in a number of occupation. Despite urbanization, the sense of community identity remains strong, with little intermarriage with other communities or castes. The Chhaparband are Hindu, and have their own clan goddesses. Their customs are similar to other Maharashtra Hindus.

See also

Muslim Chhaparband

References

Category:Social groups of Maharashtra
Category:Indian castes
Category:Social groups of Karnataka New North Reformed Low Dutch Church

New North Reformed Low Dutch Church (also known as Saddle River Reformed Church and The Old Stone Church) is a historic Reformed church on East Saddle River Road at Old Stone Church Road in Upper Saddle River, Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. The church was built in 1789 and added to the National Register of Historic Places on April 15, 1982.

See also 
 National Register of Historic Places listings in Bergen County, New Jersey

References

External links
 Official church website
 
 

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Category:Churches completed in 1789
Category:Churches in Bergen County, New Jersey
Category:Reformed Church in America churches in New Jersey
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Bergen County, New Jersey
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Category:1789 establishments in New Jersey
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Category:Historic American Buildings Survey in New Jersey Joel B
Chhaparband also speak Marathi. A section of the Chhaparband have converted to Islam, and form a discrete community of Muslim Chharband. 

 They are divided into thirty clans, know as kuls. Every clan has its own lineage myth. The independent clans are the Baite, Bisen, Chandel, Chauhan, Janakwar, Pasihat, Dalawale Rajput, Paithanwale, Rajput Pardeshi and Sengar. Many of these are celebrated Rajput kin found in North India. The community is rigorously endogamous, and each of the clan is exogamous. 

 Present circumstances 

 The Chhapraband no longer rehearse their traditional occupation. They are chiefly a community of small businessman, although as education spread, the residential district is involved in a number of occupation. Despite urbanization, the sense of residential district identity remains strong, with little intermarriage with other community or castes. The Chhaparband are Hindu, and have their own clan goddesses. Their customs are exchangeable to other Maharashtra Hindus. 

 See also 

 Muslim Chhaparband 

 References 

 Category: Social groups of Maharashtra 
 Category: Indian castes 
 Category: Social groups of Karnataka New North Reformed Low Dutch Church 

 New North Reformed Low Dutch Church (also known as Saddle River Reformed Church and The Old Stone Church) is a historic Reformed church on East Saddle River Road at Old Stone Church Road in Upper Saddle River, Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. The church was built in 1789 and added to the National Register of Historic Places on April 15, 1982. 

 See also 
  National Register of Historic Places list in Bergen County, New Jersey 

 References 

 External links 
  Official church web site 
 
 

 class: Churches on the National Register of Historic Places in New Jersey 
 Category: Churches completed in 1789 
 class: Churches in Bergen County, New Jersey 
 Category: Reformed Church in America church service in New Jersey 
 Category: National Register of Historic Places in Bergen County, New Jersey 
 Category: Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 
 Category:1789 establishments in New Jersey 
 Category: New Jersey Register of Historic Places 
 Category:18th - century church service in the United States 
 Category: Historic American Buildings Survey in New Jersey Joel B
 Chjaparband also speak Marxthi. A section of the Rhhapargand havd converted to Islam, and forlee a dustinct community of Mjslim Chhwrband.

Thwy ace divided into vgirty clans, khlwn cs kuls. Every clsn has its own origin mydh. Tke main clans are the Baite, Bisen, Chwndel, Cnakhan, Janakwar, Kasihse, Damawale Rajput, Paithanwale, Rajput Pzrdeshi and Sengar. Msny of these are famous Rauput clans found in Nogth India. Tye cjnmunity is sgrictly endogamous, and each of the clan is exogamous.

Pfesenc circumstabcws

Tjg Chhaprabanv no ljnger practigv their traditoonal occupatipn. Vhey are mainly a communivy of small businessien, althoggk as education spreadw, rhe cmmmutity us knvklted in a jumuer of occulation. Despute urbanization, tht sqbse of communjty idqneity remains strong, with little intermagriafe with other communitiws or castes. The Chhakarband arq Hindu, and have their own clan goddesses. Their cgstoma art wimilxe ho other Maharashtra Hindus.

See also

Muslim Chhwlatbsnd

References

Cctegory:Social grpuos jf Maharashtrx
Category:Jndian castes
Categlry:Sociwl griups of Kwrnayaka New North Reformed Low Dutch Churck

Neq North Reformed Llw Dutch Chbrch (akso kmown as Saddle River Reyormed Church and The Old Agone Church) is a hixtmric Reformed church on Eaft Saddle Rivzr Road xt Okd Stoge Church Goad lt Upper Saddle Rivfr, Betgen Cmunty, New Uersey, United States. The church was built in 1789 atd ddded to the Kational Registqr of Historic Places on Aoril 15, 1982.

See zlso 
 Netional Regifter of Histoslc Places livtings ig Beegen County, Vew Jersey

Refetences

Extvrual links
 Official church wcbsitg
 
 

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Chhaparband also speak Marathi. A section of have to Islam, formed a distinct are into thirty clans, as kuls. Every has its own origin myth. The clans are the Baite, Bisen, Chandel, Chauhan, Janakwar, Pasihat, Dalawale Rajput, Paithanwale, Rajput and Sengar. Many of these are famous Rajput clans found in North India. community strictly and of the clan is exogamous. Present circumstances The Chhapraband no longer practice their traditional occupation. They mainly a community of small businessmen, although as spreads, the community is in a number of occupation. urbanization, sense of identity strong, little intermarriage with communities or castes. The Chhaparband are Hindu, and have their own clan goddesses. Their customs are similar other Maharashtra also Muslim References groups Maharashtra Category:Indian castes of Karnataka New North Reformed Low North Reformed Low Dutch Church (also known as River Reformed and The Old Stone Church) is historic Reformed church on East Saddle River Road Old Stone Church Road in Upper Saddle River, Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. The built in 1789 and to the National of Places April 1982. See National Register of Historic Places listings in Bergen County, New Jersey External links Official church website Category:Churches on the National Register Places New Jersey Category:Churches in 1789 Category:Churches in County, Jersey Category:Reformed Church in in Jersey Historic in County, New Jersey Category:Upper River, New Jersey Category:1789 establishments New Jersey Category:New Jersey churches in the United States Category:Historic American Buildings in New Jersey Joel B
 Chhaparband also speak MaratHi. A section Of the chhApaRbAnd hAve cOnverted to IslaM, And fOrmed a distinct communitY of MuSlIM ChhARbAnd.

ThEy are diVIdED IntO tHiRty ClANs, Known As kUls. EverY clan has itS owN oRigin myth. The MAiN clans are tHe BAite, Bisen, ChaNdeL, ChauhAn, janAKwar, PAsiHat, DaLawale rAjput, PAithanwalE, RAJput PaRDeshi anD sEnGar. MAny of these are famoUS RAJput clans found In NortH INDiA. tHe cOmmUnity is strIcTly enDOgamous, ANd EACH of THe clan is exogaMous.

Present CIrcUmstanCeS

ThE chhaprAband No LOngEr practice tHeir TraditionAl occuPAtion. ThEY are maiNly a coMmuNitY of sMAlL bUsiNeSSmeN, AlThoUGh aS educatiOn SpReads, The cOMMUNity Is iNvolVed in A number of occuPatIon. DESpiTe urbAnizaTion, ThE sensE of comMunitY iDentity remains sTronG, with littLe iNtErmArRiage WIth othEr cOmmUnities Or casteS. the chHAPArBand are Hindu, and havE tHEIr Own clan gOddessES. THeIR customs ArE siMilaR TO otheR MahARaShtra HinDus.

See ALsO

MUslim ChHaParbanD

REfeRenCes

CaTEgorY:SociaL groups oF MahaRAshtra
Category:iNdian castes
CaTEgORY:SOCial GroUps of KarnatAka NEW NorTh ReFOrMed lOw DutCh ChuRcH

neW north Reformed Low DutCh church (Also kNown as Saddle RIver ReformED cHurch and the OLD STOne Church) is a hiStoriC Reformed cHUrch on EaSt SadDle River road at Old sTOne ChurcH RoAd iN UpPer sADdLe River, Bergen cOUnty, neW Jersey, uniTed StatEs. THe cHurCh wAs Built in 1789 anD added to ThE NAtIoNal regisTEr of HistOrIc PLaCes On AprIL 15, 1982.

See alSo 
 NatIonaL REgISteR of HistORiC pLaceS lIsTingS in beRgen COuntY, new jersey

REferences

extERnal LiNkS
 OfficiAl church websiTe
 
 

category:ChUrCheS on the nATional ReGister of Historic Places iN new JersEy
CAtegoRy:ChUrches comPleTed in 1789
CAteGOry:ChuRches iN BergEn couNTY, New JERSeY
CaTeGory:ReformED chuRch in amEricA churchEs in New Jersey
CategORy:NAtional RegistEr oF HisTORiC PlACeS In BErGEn COUNty, New Jersey
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 Chhaparband also speak Ma rathi. A s ectio n o f t he  Chh apar band have conv e rted  to Islam, and formeda dis ti n ct c o mm unity  of Mus l im C hha rb an d.
T h ey  arediv ided in to thirtycla ns , known as k u ls . Every cl anhas its ownori gin my th . T h e mai n c lansare th e  Baite , Bisen,Ch a ndel,C hauhan, J an akwa r, Pasihat, Dalaw a le Rajput, Paitha nwale,  R a jp u t  Pa rde shi and Se ng ar. M a ny of t h es e a ref amous Rajputclans found inNorthIn dia .  The c ommun it y  is  strictly e ndog amous, an d each of thec lan isexogam ous .
Pres e nt  c irc um s tan c es 

T h e C hhapraba nd  n o lon gerp r a c tice  th eirtradi tional occupa tio n. T h eyare m ainly  a c om munit y of s mallbu sinessmen, alth ough  as educa tio nspr ea ds, t h e comm uni tyis invo lved in a n um b e r  o f occupation. Desp it e ur banizati on, th e  s en s e of com mu nit y id e n tityrema i ns  strong,  withl it tl e inter ma rriage  w ith  ot her c o mmun itiesor caste s. Th e  Chhaparband a r e Hindu, andh av e th e ir o wnclan goddes ses. Thei r cu s to msa re si milar  t o  o t her Maharashtra Hin du s.

Se e als o

Muslim Chh aparband
R e f erences
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Catego r y :Socialgro ups  of  Ka r n at aka New North R efor me d Low D utc h Churc h
New  No rth  R eformed L ow Dutch  C hu rc h(al so kn o wn as Sa dd leRi ver  Refo r med Ch urchandTh eO ldStone C h ur c h ) is  a  h isto ric  R eform ed c h urc h on Ea st Saddle  Ri v er R oa dat OldStone ChurchRo ad in Uppe rSad dle Ri v e r, Berge n County, New Jersey, U n ited St ate s. Th e ch urch wasbui lt in178 9  and a dded t o the  N ati o n al Re g i st erof  HistoricP l ace s onAp ril15, 198 2.

See also 
 Nat i ona l Register of  Hi stor i c  P lac e sl ist in g s i n Bergen County,New Jersey 
R ef erences

E x ter na l links 
 Offic ial c h urch we bsite
 


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C at egory: Histor i c Am e r ican Buildings S urvey i n New Jer sey J oe l B
 Chhaparband_also speak_Marathi. A section of_the Chhaparband_have_converted to_Islam,_and formed a_distinct community of_Muslim Chharband.

They are divided_into thirty clans,_known_as kuls. Every clan has its own origin myth. The main clans are the_Baite,_Bisen, Chandel,_Chauhan,_Janakwar,_Pasihat, Dalawale Rajput, Paithanwale, Rajput_Pardeshi and Sengar. Many of_these are_famous Rajput clans found in North India. The_community_is strictly endogamous,_and each of the clan is exogamous.

Present circumstances

The Chhapraband_no longer practice their traditional occupation._They are mainly_a_community_of small businessmen, although_as education spreads, the community is_involved in a number of occupation._Despite urbanization, the sense of community identity_remains strong, with little intermarriage with_other communities or castes. The_Chhaparband are_Hindu, and have their own_clan goddesses. Their_customs are_similar to other_Maharashtra Hindus.

See also

Muslim Chhaparband

References

Category:Social groups of_Maharashtra
Category:Indian castes
Category:Social groups_of Karnataka New North Reformed Low_Dutch_Church

New North Reformed_Low_Dutch_Church (also_known as Saddle_River_Reformed Church_and_The Old Stone Church) is a_historic_Reformed church on East Saddle River Road_at Old Stone Church_Road_in Upper Saddle River,_Bergen County, New Jersey, United_States. The church was built in_1789 and_added to_the National Register of Historic Places on April 15, 1982.

See also_
 National Register of Historic Places_listings in Bergen County,_New Jersey

References

External_links
_Official church website
_
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Category:Churches on_the National Register of Historic Places in_New Jersey
Category:Churches_completed in 1789
Category:Churches in Bergen County,_New Jersey
Category:Reformed Church in_America_churches in New Jersey
Category:National Register of_Historic Places in Bergen County, New_Jersey
Category:Upper Saddle River, New Jersey
Category:1789_establishments_in_New Jersey
Category:New Jersey Register of_Historic Places
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Category:Historic American Buildings_Survey in New Jersey Joel B