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GENEALOGICAL  NOTES 


COMPILED 


S.    -V.   TALOOTT. 

COMPILER  OF  THE  TALCOTT  PEDIGREE  PUBLISHED  IN  1876. 


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PREFACE 


The  Hon.  James  G.  Blaine,  in  his  oration  on  the  death  of 
President  Garfield,  pertinently  remarks  in  relation  to  the  early 
settlers  of  America,  that,  "from  the  landing  of  the  Pilgrims  at 
Plymouth  till  the  uprising  against  Charles  I.  about  twenty 
thousand  emigrants  came  from  old  England  to  New  England. 
As  they  came  in  pursuit  of  intellectual  freedom  and  ecclesias- 
tical independence  rather  than  for  worldly  honor  and  profit, 
the  emigration  naturally  ceased  when  the  contest  for  religious 
liberty  began  in  earnest  at  home.  The  man  who  struck  his 
most  effective  blow  for  freedom  of  conscience  by  sailing  for 
the  colonies  in  1620,  would  have  been  accounted  a  deserter  to 
leave  after  1640.  The  opportunity  had  then  come  on  the  soil 
of  England  for  that  great  contest  which  established  the  author- 
ity of  Parliament,  gave  religious  freedom  to  the  people,  sent 
Charles  to  the  block  and  committed  to  the  hands  of  Oliver 
Cromwell  the  supreme  executive  authority  of  England.  The 
English  emigration  was  never  renewed,  and  from  these  20,000 
men,  with  a  small  emigration  from  Scotland  and  from  France, 
are  descended  the  vast  numbers  who  have  New  England  blood 
in  their  veins.  In  1685,  the  revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes 
by  Louis  XIV.,  scattered  to  other  countries,  400,000  Protes- 
tants, who  were  among  the  most  intelligent  and  enterprising 
of  French  subjects  —  merchants  of  capital,  skilled  manufac- 
turers and  handicraftsmen,  superior  at  the  time  to  all  others  in 
Europe.  A  considerable  number  of  these  Huguenot  French 
came  to  America ;  a  few  landed  in  New  England  and  became 
honorably  prominent  in  its  history.  Their  names  have  in  large 
part  become  anglicised  or  have  disappeared,  but  their  blood  is 
traceable  in  many  of  the  most  reputable  families,  and  their 


vi  Pbefaoe. 

fame  is  perpetuated  in  honorable  memorials  and  useful  in- 
stitutions." 

It  is  a  curious  fact,  that  when  we  trace  our  ancestry  back  only 
a  little  over  two  hundred  years,  we  find  that  we,  of  the  present 
generation,  have  in  that  time  descended  from  over  sixty-four 
distinct  individuals;  and  when  we  consider  that  mental  and 
physical  qualities  as  well  as  diseases  are  transmitted  from  gener- 
ation to  generation,  it  is  wonderful  what  a  conglomeration  of 
oddities  mu6t  be  collected  in  the  human  race  of  to-day ! 

Most  of  the  notes  relating  to  the  families  comprised  in  this 
volume  were  taken  by  the  compiler  from  the  town  and  county 
records  in  different  parts  of  the  country,  which  were  examined 
by  him  many  years  since  while  tracing  the  genealogy  of  the 
Talcott  family,  published  in  1876.  Great  assistance  in  filling 
up  and  arranging  them  has  been  obtained  from  "  Pearson's  First 
Settlers  of  Albany  County,"  "  Bergen's  Bergen  Family," 
"  Goodwin's  General  Notes,"  "  Biker's  History  of  Harlem," 
and  contributions  kindly  furnished  by  the  Bev.  Simon  G. 
Visscher,  of  Bome,  N.  Y.,  Miss  Elizabeth  Bogert  (the  author- 
ess), of  New  York  (lately  deceased),  Messrs.  Bobert  Benson, 
Henry  Brace,  H.  Q.  Lansing,  of  New  York,  Joseph  A.  Shear- 
man, General  Bichard  U.  Sherman,  of  Utica,  Dr.  Thomas  Hun, 
Henry  Lansing,  of  Albany,  Col.  Henry  B.  Bathbone,  U.  S.  A.,  the 
Bev.  Mr.  Sellick,  Bector  of  St.  Paul's  church,  Norwalk,  Conn., 
Mrs.  M.  P.  Ferris,  of  Brooklyn,  also  to  Mr.  Bobert  S.  Talcott 
for  the  very  voluminous  and  accurate  Index  of  names  contained 
in  this  volume,  and  many  others.  The  Bible  records  were,  with 
a  few  exceptions,  copied  directly  from  the  Dutch  manuscripts 
in  the  original  Bibles.  The  record  of  interments  in  the  Dutch 
church  grave-yard  at  Albany  was  taken  by  the  compiler  f  rom.the 
original  book  of  burials  kept  by  and  in  the  handwriting  of 
Barent  Bradt,  the  sexton  of  that  peribd,  formerly  owned  by 
the  late  Hon.  Harmanus  Bleecker.  The  families  of  Dutch 
origin  have  been  the  most  difficult  to  trace,  from  the  fact  that 
surnames  were  little  used  by  the  settlers  in  the  early  days  of 
the  Dutch  colonies,  although  they  had  them,  and  the  Christian 
names  were  so  twisted  and  out  of  shape  in  spelling  that  they 
could  be  scarcely  recognized.     For  instance,  Bartholemew  be- 


Pbeface.  vii 

came  Bartholomeese,  and  then  Meese ;  Sarah  was  Sartje ; 
Catharine,  Kaatje  or  Caatje ;  Nicholas,  Klaus  or  Claas ;  Matthew, 
Tewis,  etc.  Following,  as  a  guide,  the  almost  universal  practice 
of  naming  their  children  after  their  grandparents,  and  with  the 
help  of  the  surnames  found,  all  the  aucient  families  can  be 
traced  out. 

It  is  proper  to  say  in  explanation  of  the  orthography  of  both 
the  christian  and  surnames  found  on  the  following  pages,  that 
they  have  not  been  carelessly  written  or  printed,  as  would 
appear  on  reading  the  different  ways  the  same  word  has  been 
spelled,  but  are  so  written  designedly.  Most  of  the  names 
have  been  copied  from  either  thp  State,  county,  town  or  Bible 
records,  and  the  compiler  has  intentionally  preserved  the 
spelling  found  on  the  records.  This  work,  as  its  name  implies, 
contains  genealogical  notes  pertaining  to  many  families  —  not 
full  genealogies  —  and  the  purpose  of  printing  it  is  to  preserve, 
as  far  as  possible,  the  names  as  originally  spelled  and  used  by 
the  families  in  which  they  occur.  Many  members  of  the  same 
family  spelled  both  their  christian  and  surnames  differently, 
and -some  of  thgm  changed  the  spelling  one  or  more  times 
during  their  lives,  and  seemed  to  think  they  were  right.  So 
obstinate  were  they  in  regard  to  this  matter  of  spelling  names, 
that  in  one  instance  that  came  to  the  notice  of  the  compiler, 
on  a  tombstone  that  had  been  set  up  by  one  member  of  a 
family,  a  letter  was  introduced  by  another  to  make  the  spelling 
accord  with  his  views  of  the  correct  orthography  of  the  name. 

Many  families  are  only  slightly  represented  in  this  book,  the 
object  of  introducing  them  being  to  show  the  intermarriages, 
and,  by  the  cross  reference  numbers,  enable  any  person  to 
trace  the  genealogy  of  their  maternal  as  well  as  of  their  pater- 
nal ancestors. 

The  "  Taleott  Ped."  (Talcott  Pedigree),  often  referred  to  in 
these  notes,  is  a  volume  containing  the  genealogy  of  the  Talcott 
family,  published  in  ]  876  by  the  compiler  of  this  work. 

In  order  to  enable  those  who  are  not  accustomed  to  trace 
genealogies,  the  following  explanations  are  given : 

Three  classes  of  numbers  are  used  in  these  notes,  viz. : 

1.  Consecutive. —  These  begin  at  No.  1,  the  first  known  per- 
son of  the  name  introduced  in  these  notes,  and  ending  with  the 


viii  Pbefaoe. 

last  one  mentioned.     These  figures  are  found  in  and  constitute 
the  left  hand  column  of  the  book. 

2.  Family. —  These  are  taken  from  the  consecutive  num- 
bers and  placed  over  the  head  of  the  family  of  the  person 
they  stand  before  in  the  consecutive  column. 

3.  Reference. — These  are  also  taken  from  the  consecutive 
column,  and  are  placed  in  parentheses,  before  certain  names,  in 
order  to  show  where  such  names  stand  opposite  to  the  corre- 
sponding number  in  the  consecutive  column  of  the  family 
before  which  they  are  placed.  All  intermarriages  can  be 
traced  by  these  numbers. 

Take  for  instance  the  name  of  John  Bogart,  page  51,  con- 
secutive No.  345. 

He  is  found  to  be  in  the  family,  under  the  family  No.  290, 
of  John  Henry  Bogart. 

Turning  back  to  the  consecutive  No.  290,  we  find  John  Henry 
Bogart  under  the  family  number  200,  of  John  (Johannes) 
Bogart. 

The  consecutive  No.  200  will  be  found  opposite  the  name  of 
Johanrfes  Bogart,  under  the  family  No.  97,  of  Hendrick 
Bogart. 

The  consecutive  No.  97  will  be  found  opposite  the  name  of 
Hendrick  I.  Bogart  under  the  family  No.  25,  of  Isaac 
Bogart. 

The  consecutive  No.  25  will  be  found  opposite  the  name  of 
Isaac  Bogart  under  the  family  No.  7,  of  Jacob  Bogaert. 

The  consecutive  No.  7  will  be  found  opposite  the  name  of 
Jacob  Bogaert  under  the  family  No.  3,  of  Cornells  Bogaert. 

The  consecutive  No.  3  will  be  found  opposite  the  name 
of  Cornelia  Bogaert  under  the  family  No.  2,  of  Cornells 
Bogaert. 

The  consecutive  No.  2  will  be  found 'opposite  the  name  of 
Cornells  Bogaert  under  the  family  No.  1,  of  Teunis  Bogaert 
—  the  first  known  ancestor  of  this  family. 


Preface.  ix 

ABBREVIATIONS. 

b.,  Born,     bp.,  Baptised,     m.,  Married,     d.,  Died.     d.  y., 
Died  young,     d.  s..  Died  single. 

Note  — In  consequence  of  many  additions  having  been  made  to  the  genealogy 
of  the  Douw  family,  after  the  preceding  pages  had  been  printed,  the  references  to 
intermarriages  between  the  Beeck  mans  Bogarts  and  Dou  ws  wi  II  be  found  incorrect ; 
they  are,  however,  properly  entered  in  the  Index  or  Intermarriages,  to  which 
reference  should  be  made,  as  also  to  the  "  Errata." 


ERRATA 


Page  3,  line  6,  for  "John  Vinhagen,  Jr.,"  read  "(59)  Johannes  Van  Vechten." 

Page  5,  line  16,  add  "  m. llain,  of  the  British  Army." 

Page  5,  line  17,  for  "  Abraham  Schuyler,  December  2, 1703 ;  d.  July  17, 1803,"  read 

"  John  McRea.'' 
Page  6,  line  6,  for  "(49)"  read  "  (57)  ". 
Page  6,  line  8,  for  "January"  read  "June  24." 
Page  6,  line  12,  add  "  m.  Abraham  Schuyler,  December  2,  1763;  d.  July  17,  1803, 

se.  69  years,  5  months  and  3  days." 
Page  7,  line  1,  for  "  March  5  "  read  "  Alarch  15." 
Page  7,  line  8,  for  "  (49)  "  read  "  (57)"- 
Page  7,  line  9,  for  "  (17)  "  read  "  (20) ". 
Page  7,  lino  19,  for  "(49)"  read  "(57)" 
Page  12,  line  4,  for  "(1)"  read  "(3)"- 
Page  30,  line  20,  for  "  (6)"  read  "  (9)". 
Page  30,  line  22,  for  "  (34)  "  read  "  (39) '  . 
Page  30,  line  26,  for."  (23) "  read  "  (27) ". 
Page  36,  line  33,  for  "  (20)"  road  "  (10)  ". 
Page  37,  line  16,  for  "  (34)  "  read  "  (39)  " 
Page  37,  line  17,  for  "  (34)  "  read  "  (39) ". 
Page  37,  line  20,  for  "  (23)"  read  "(27)". 
Page  37,  line  21,  for  "  (23) "  read  "  (27)  " 
Page  37,  line  27,  for  "  (68)  "  read  "  (65) ". 
Page  45,  line  22,  add  "d.  November  28,  1882."     (See  p.  417.) 
Page  45,  line  36,  for  "May"  read  "August." 
Page  46,  line  22,  for  "(202)  "  read  "(205)". 
Page  47,  line  4,  read  "  m.  (33)  Gerrit  L.  Box." 
Page  47,  line  28,  for  "  Harman  "  read  "  Harmen." 
Page  47,  iine  29,  for  "  Harman  "  read  "  Harmen." 
Page  51,  line  32,  for  "(202)"  read  "(205)". 
Page  51,  line  35,  for  "(360)"  read  "  (223). 
Page  70,  line  3,  for  "(65)"  read  "(62)". 
Page  77,  line  30,  for  "John  "  read  "  Charles." 
Page  77,  line  36,  for  "  Hun  "  read  "  Fonda."  . 

Page  89,  line  34,  lor  "(23)  "  read  "  (32)." 
Page  114,  line  27,  for  "  (31) "  read  "  (40) ". 
Page  116,  line  6,  for  "Johannes"  read  "Johannes  G." 
Page  116,  line  7,  read  "2d,  (23)  Jannetje  Van  Vechten." 
Page  123,  line  17,  for  "(6C)"  read  "(63)". 

Page  124,  line  1,  for  "  died  April  16  "  read  "  was  buried  April  14." 
Page  125,  line  30,  for  "(93)"  read  "  (90)  " 
Page  120,  line  15,  for  "(66)"  read  "(63)" 
Page  133,  after  line  20,  insert  "  282J  Abraham  D.,  b.  March  18,  1775;  m.  Christina 

Voorhees;   d.  September  28,  1805,  of  yellow  fever,  leaving  one  child  Elsje." 

(Seep.  417.) 


xii  Ekeata. 

Page  135,  line  20,  add  "  September  17,  1877,  se.  83  years." 

Page  150,  line  4,  for  "  (388) "  read  "  (318)  ". 

Page  150,  line  12,  for  "(388)  "  read  "(318)  ". 

Page  152,  line  4,  for  "Maria"  read  "Susan." 

Page  165,  after  line  12,  insert  "  654§  Ernest,  b.  October  15,  1882."     (Sec  p.  418.) 

Page  168,  line  26,  for  "  William. V.  R.  Mercer"  read  "William  V.  I.  Mercer." 

Page  184,  line  2,  for  "  December  12"  read  "December  21." 

Page  184,  line  19,  for  "(4)"  read  "(3)"— erase  "(?)"   and  insert   "22"    after 

"  October." 
Page  189,  line  20,  for  later  details  of  Oothout  family,  see  p.  418. 
Page  195,  line  18,  for  "April  7,  1789"  read  "April  12,  1783." 
Page  199,  line  13,  add  "  d.  March  20,  1816." 
Page  212,  line  17,  for  "  Smithheld  "  read  "  Smithborough." 
Page  235,  line  13,  for  "  Venhagen"  read  "  Vinhagen." 
Page  239,  line  5,  for  "Sanders  Lansing"  read  "  Sanders  G.  Lansing." 
Page  244,  line  22,  for  "  (339)  "  read  "  (345)  ". 
Page  245,  line  24,  for  "  (341) "  read  "  (347)  " 
Page  248,  line  1,  for  "(265)"  read  "  (369J  ". 

Page  248,  line  15,  for  "  (38)  Algernon  "  read  "  (38)  Henry  Algernon." 
Page  252,  line  5,  see  p.  421  for  this  family  corrected. 
Page  256,  line  37,  for  "  April"  read  "August." 

Page  263,  line  14,  for  "  Abraham  Ten  Eyck"  read  "  Abraham  R.  Ten  Eyck." 
Page  271,  line  28,  for  "  1774"  read  "  1744." 

Page  272,  line  11,  "  bp.  November  15,  1761  "  read  "  b.  November  14,  1760." 
Page  288,  line  4,  for  "  1857  "  read  "  1854." 
Page  288,  line  20,  for  "  David  "  read  "  Irving." 
Page  289, line  3,  for  "(202)"  read  "(205)". 
Page  289,  line  15,  for  "(202)"  read  "(205)" 
Page  289,  line  17,  for  "(360)"  read  "  (223)". 
Page  313,  line  2,  for  "June"  read  "January." 
Page  333,  line  12,  for  "  (342)"  read  "  (348)  ". 
Page  333,  line  20,  for  "  (344)  "  read  "  (350)  ". 
Page  346,  line  20,  for  "  March  27"  read  "  March  22." 
Page  359,  line  36,  for  "  1747  "  read  "  1749." 
Page  368,  line  20,  for  "  (194)  "  read  "  (185)  ". 
Page  368,  line  22,  add  "d.  March  1,  1883." 
Page  369,  for  family  No.  "154"  read  "  157." 

Page  379,  line  27,  for  "Jacob  Sanders  Glen  "  read  "Johannes  Sanders  Glen." 
Page  397,  line  17,  for  "  August "  read  "  September." 
Page  412.  line  8,  for  "  (270)  "  read  "  (270  Ten  Eyck)  ". 


CONTENTS. 


Preface. 
Errata . . 


Douw., 64 


1  Beeckman. 

2  Benson  .  . 
8  Bogart..  .  . 
4 

5 
6 

7 
8 
0 


New  York  State  Families. 
Page. 


22, 


1 

8 
417 


Dox 166M9 


Page. 

15  Scliermerhorn 224 

16  Ten  Eyck 228,  421 

47  Visscher 253 

18  Von  Bergen 292 


Gerhard 80 

Groesbeck 86 

Hun 92' 

Lansing.-. 113,  417 

10  Marselis 172 

11  Metseliier-Egl>erts>. 180 

12  Oothout 183,  418 

13  Quackenbush 193,  420 

14  Salisbury..    . .  • 216 


Van  den  Bergh 305 

20  Van  der  Bogaert 307 

21  Van  Deusen 312 

22  Van  Driessen 318 

23  Van  der  Poel 323 

24  Van  Nes 343 

25  Van  Schaick 350 

'26  Van  Vechten 352 

27  Vinhagen 373 

28  Wendell 376 


Miscellaneous. 

Records  from  Old  Family  Bibles 425 

Record  of  Burials  in  the  Dutch  Church  Grave  Yard  from  1722  to  1757,  454 

Miscellaneous  Notes 478 

Glossary  of  Dutch  Christian  Names 480 

New  England  Families. 


Page. 

1  Benton 485 

2  Chester 492 

3  Crow 495 

4  Deming 499 

5  Edwards 506 

6  Eggleston   510 

7  Filer 511 

8  Gilbert 513 

9  Goodwin 514 

10  Goodrich 515 

11  Hamlin 543 

12  Hollister 552 

Memoranda. 

Index  of  Intermarriages. 

Index  of  Names. 


Page 

13  Holyoke 568 

14  Lanman 570 

15  Marvin 592 

16  Mott 610 

17  Pynchon 616 

18  Rathbone 619 

19  Reed , 654 

20  Russell 670 

2 1  Shearman-Sherman 679 

22  Treat 721 

23  Welles 724 

24  Wright 729 


NEW  YORK  STATE  FAMILIES. 


BEECKMAN. 


There  were  two  apparently  distinct  families  of  Beekman's 
who  came  to  America.  One,  that  of  "William,  settled  in  New 
Amsterdam  and  spelled  the  name  Beekman,  and  the  other, 
that  of  Martin  Hendricksen,  settled  in  Rensselaerwyck,  and 
spelled  the  name  as  above.  Descendants  of  both  families 
removed  to  villages  on  the  lower  Hudson,  and  their  respective 
genealogies  became  very  difficult  to  trace. 

1. 

Martin,  son,of  Hendrick  Beeckman  and  godson  of  Mar- 
tin  Hendricksen  of  Fort  Orange  (Albany),  who  came  from 
Hamelwaard,  in  the  Duchy  of  Bremen,  in  1638,  in  the  service 
of  the  Patroon  Yan  Uensselaer,  married  Susanna  Jans,  and 
had  (See  Eiker's  Harlem) 

2  Hendrick,  m.  (6)  Annetje  Qhackenbusii. 

3  Johannes,  m.  1st  (7),  Machtel  Schermbrhorn. 

2d  (6),  Eva  Vinhagen,  October  26, 1692. 

4  Martin,  m.  Neeltje  Slingerland. 

5  Metje,  m.  1st,  Counelis  van  der  Hoven,  of  Albany. 

2d,  Jan  Bebout,  of  Brooklyn. 

6  Neeltje,  m.  Jacob  BennET,  of  Brooklyn. 

6J  Engeltje,  m.  (prob.)  (9)  Teunis  Egbertse  Metselaer,  Feb.  28, 
1716. 

And  others,  names  unknown. 

Martin  Beeckman  died  previous  to  June  21,  1677,  when 
his  widow  Susanna  petitioned  to  be  free  from  paying  his  debts, 
on  account  of  having  eight  children  to  provide  for. 
1 


2  Beeckman. 

Hendrick,  son  of  (1)  Martin  Hendricks  Beeckman  and 
Susanna  Jans,  was  born  in  Albany ;  married  (6)  Annetje, 

daughter  of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbush,  and  Martje ,  1685, 

and  had 

7  Martin,  b.  1685  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Waldron,  June  21,  1724 ;  d.  Oct. 

27,  1757. 

8  Susanna,  bp.  March  7,  1686. 

9  Lydia,  bp.  June  2, 1689. 

10  Hendrick,  bp.  June  5,  1692;  d.  s.,  March  19,  1769. 

11  Maritje,  bp.  June  19,  1695. 

12  Pieter,  bp.  July  25, 1697 ;  m.  Grietie  ;  d.  1773. 

13  Magdalena,  bp.  Nov.  19,  1701. 

Hendrick  Beeckman  died  in  New  Jersey  about  1735.  He 
resided  first  at  Sehodack-on-the-Hudson,  and  moved  to  Somer- 
set Co.,  N.  J.,  in  1710. 

3. 
Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Martin  Hendricks  Beeckman  and 
Susanna  Jans,  married,  1st  (7)  Machtel,  daughter  of  (1) 

Jacob  Jansen  Schermerhorn  and  Jannetje  Egmont, and 

had 

14  Jannetje,  bp.  March,  1682  ;  m.  (12)  Isaac  Lansing,  June  27,1703; 

d.  February,  1770.     He  d.  January  27,  1772. 

15  Johannes,  bp.  January  27,  1684;  m.  (42)  Hester  Wendell,  Jan- 

uary 15,  1714  ;  d.  February,  1741. 

16  Jacob,  bp.  Aug.  12,  1685;  in.  Debora  Hansen  Dec.  17,  1714;  d. 

March  19, 1738. 

17  Susanna,  bp.  Sept.  25, 1687;  m.  John  Bassett  Jan.  16,  1719. 

18  Helena,  bp.  Jan.   13,  1689;  m.. Tobias  Ryckman  Aug.  18,  1715; 

d.  Aug.  23, 1744. 

Johannes  M.  Beeckman  married,  2d  (6),  Eva,  daughter  of  (1)  John 
Vinhagen,  Oct.  26, 1692,  and  had  ' 

19  Johannes  Janse,  bp.  May  20, 1694 ;  m. ,  1st,  Sarah  Cutler,  July 

6, 1729;  2d  (20),  DeboRa  Van  Schaick,  Dec.  10, 1748. 

20  Martin,  bp.  Aug.  8,  1695  ;  m.  (17)  Gertrude  Visscher,  Oct.  28, 

1721 ;  d.  before  1755. 

21  Marietje,  bp.  April  2,  1697 ;  m.  Jurtan  Hogbn  Nov.  9,  1714. 


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22  Johanna,  bp.  Nov.  20, 1698;  m.  (25)  Johannes  Marselib  July  7, 

1723. 

23  Alida,  bp.  Nov.  29, 1702;  m.  Henry  Holland,  Dec.  14, 1728. 

24  Henry,  bp.  March  30,  1707;  m.  Annetje   Swits.     He  d.  Dec. 

3,  1755. 

25  Neletje,  bp.  April  27,  1710;  m.  John  Vinhagen,  Jr.,  Oct.  29, 

1734. 

Johannes  M.  Beeckman  was  buried  in  Albany,  Sept.  30, 
1732.  Eva  Vinhagen,  widow  of  Johannes  M.  Beeckman, 
was  buried  March  6,  1755.  Johannes  M.  Bkeckman  made  a 
will  Dec.  16,  1728,  recorded  Dec.  3, 1732,  leaving  his  property 
to  his  twelve  above-named  children,  a  part  of  which  was  his 
interest  in  the  "  Kayaderosseros,"  or  Queensborough  patent  of 
land,  which  he  obtained  from  the  government,  in  company 
with  banning  Harments  (Visscher),  Rip  Van  Dam,  Ann  Brid- 
ges, May  Beckley,  Peter  Franconnier,  Adrian  Hooghlandt, 
John  Stevens,  John  Tatham  and  Stephen  Brpughton,  by  letters 
patent,  dated  Nov.  2,  1708.  Eva,  his  wife,  was  appointed  sole 
executrix ;  and,  in  case  of  her  death,  his  sons,  Jacob,  Martin, 
Johannes,  Jr.,  and  Henry  were  to  act.  October  1,  1755,  Jo- 
hannes, Jr.,  and  Henry,  being  the  only  surviving  executors, 
applied  for  letters  of  administration. 

7. 
Martin,  son  of  (2)  Hendrick  Beeckman  and  (6)  Annetje 

Quackenbush,  was  born  in  1685  ;  married  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Samuel  "Waldron  and  Neeltie  Bloodgood  (b.  1700),  June 
21,  1724,  and  had      . 

26  Elizabeth,  b.  August  30,  1725;  m.  Francis  Brazier;  d.  Nov.  9, 

1810. 

27  Hendrick,  b.  March  24,  1727 ;  m.  Phoebe  Bloomfield  ;  d.  Jan. 

26,  1796. 

28  Samuel,  b.  Nov.  26,  1729 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Waldron  ;  d.  Oct.  19, 

1808. 

29  Anna,  b.  June  28,  1734  ;  m.  Johannes  Waldron,  Nov.  12,  1766 ; 

d.  Sept.  5,  1795.     He  d.  Sept.  10,  1795. 

30  John,  b.  Nov.  5,  1741. 

Martin  Beeckman  died  October  27, 1757.  Elizabeth  Wal- 
dron, widow  of  Maktin  Beeckman,  died  November  27,  1760, 


4  Beeckman. 

se.  60  years.  Their  children  inherited  the  property  of  their 
bachelor  uncle,  Hendrick,  who  died  March  19,  1769.  (Riker's 
Harlem.) 

12. 

Pieter,  son  of  (2)  Hendrick  Beeckman  and  (6)  Annetje 

Qnackenbush,  was  born  July  25, 1697;  married  Grietie , 

and  had 

31  Leentje,  in.  Fernandus  G  uuck. 

32  Annetie,  m.  Peter  Peterson. 

33  Neeltie,  m.  Bern ardus  Van  Zandt. 

Pieter  Beeckman  died  in  1773,  leaving  Grietie  a  widow. 
He  resided  in  New  Jersey.  (For  more  of  the  New  Jersey 
Beeckman's,  see  Biker's  Harlem.) 

15. 
Johannes,  Jr.,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  Beeckman  and 
(7)  Machtel  Schermerhorn,  was  born  January  27, 1684 ;  mar- 
ried (42)  Hester,  daughter  of  (7)  Jeronimus  Wendell,  January 
15,  1714,  and  had 

34  Ariantje,  bp.  August  29,  1714;  in.  (63)  Oerrit  I.  JjANBING,  March, 

1740. 

35  Johannes,  bp.  June  9,  1717. 

36  Jannetje,  bp.  November  15,  1719. 

37  Elsje,  bp.  July  29,  1722 ;  d.  August,  1722. 

Johannes  Beeckman,  Jr.,  made  a  will  July  9, 1731,  proved 
January  29, 1742,  in  which  he  mentions  his  wife  Hestee,  three 
children,  Johannes,  Arientje  and  Jannetje,  brothers-in-law  Her- 
man and  Evert  Wendell,  and  Henry  Holland  and  brother  Jacob 
Beeckman. 

16. 

Jacob,  son  of  (3)  Johsfnnes  M.  Beeckman  and  (7)  Machtel 
Schermerhorn,  was  baptised  August  12,  1685  ;  married  Deb- 
ora,  daughter  of  Hendrick  Hansen  and  Debora  Van  Dam  (bp. 
August  20,  1693),  December  17,  1714,  and  had 

38  Machtel,  b.  October  16, 1715 ;  in.  (48)  G  errit  A.  Lansing,  of  Sche- 

nectady, July  18, 1739. 

39  Hendrick,  b.  May  4, 1718 ;  d.  September  8,  1746. 


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40  Effie,  b.  January  18,  1720;  m.  Johannes  Gansevoort,  September 

9,  1764;  d.  September  9, 1798. 

41  Johannes,  b.  November  2,  1722  ;  d.  January  81,  1725. 

42  Debora,  b.  October  8,  1726  ;  m.  Gerrit  Staats,  January  11,  1747. 

43  Johannes,  b.  August  8,  1733 ;  m.  Maria  Sanders,  November  22, 

1759;  d.  December  17,  1802. 

Jacob  J.  Beeckman  died  March  19,  1738.    Debora.  Han- 
sen, widow  of  Jacob  J.  Beeckman,  died  December  10,  1745. 

The  above  family  is  taken  from  the  Beeckman  Bible. 

19. 
Johannes  Janse,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  M  Beeckman 

and  his  2d  wife  (6)  Eva  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  May  20, 
1694 ;  married  1st  Sarah,  daughter  of  Abraham  Cuyler  and 
Caatje  Bleeker  (bp.  October  6,  1706),  July  0,  1729,  and  had 

44  Eva,  bp.  August  30,  1730 ;  d.  y. 

45  Johannes,  bp.  October  30,  1732  ;  d.  y. 

46  Catrina,  bp.  August  29, 1736. 

47  Eva,  bp.  July  8,  1739 ;    m.   Abraham   Schuyler,  December  2, 

1763  ;  d.  July  17,  1803. 

48  Margrietje",  bp.  August  30,  1741. 

49  Johannes,  bp.  March  18,  1744. 

Sarah  Cuyler,  wife  of  Johannes  Janbe  Beeckman,  died  and  was 
buried  August  28, 1746.  He  married  2d  (20),  Debora,  daughter 
of  (13)  Gozen  Van  Schaick  and  Catharine  Staats  (b.  May 
11,  1707),  December  10,  1748,  and  had 

50  Jacob,  bp.  September  26, 1749 ;  m.  Nancy . 


Johannes  Janse  Beeckman  died  in  Albany  and  was  buried 

October  26,  1756. 

He  was  a  merchant  for  many  years  in  Albany.  He  made  a 
will  May  20,  1756,  proved  October  31, 1759,  by  which  he  gave 
to  his  three  eldest  children  the  £1,000  received  by  him  from 
the  estate  of  their  grandfather,  Abraham  Cuyler,  and  divided 
his  share  of  the  "  Kayaderosseros  patent,"  received  from  his 
father,  together  with  the  house  and  lot  purchased  from  the 
heirs  of  John  Yinhagen,  among  all  his  above-named  children. 
His  brother  Henry,  and  brothers-in-law  Nicholas  Ouyler  and 
Jacob  Yan  Schaick,  were  his  executors. 


6  Beeckman. 

20. 
martin,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  M.  Beeckman  and  his  2d 

wife  (6)  Eva  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  August  8,  1695 ;  mar- 
ried (17)  Gertrude,  daughter  of  (4)  Tierek  Harmanse  Yisscher 
and  Femmetje  Janse  (bp.  July  12,  1691),  October  28,  1721, 
and  had 

51  Johannes,  bp.  March  11, 1722  ;  m.  (49)  Elizabeth  Douw,  January 

21, 1764. 

52  Tierek  Harmans,  bp.  July  26,  1724 ;  d.  January,  1746. 

53  Pieter,  d.  December  30, 18!  1. 

54  Femmetje,  bp.  September  10,  1727. 

55  Henricus,  bp.  September  7, 1729. 

56  Eva,  bp.  February  10,  1734. 

84. 
Henry  (Hendrick),  son  of  (3)  Johannes  M.  Beeckman 

and  his  2d  wife  (6)  Eva  Tinhagen,  was  baptised  March  30, 
1707 ;  married  Annetje  (Anna),  daughter  of  Cornelius  Swits 
and  (15)  Hester  Visscher  (bp.  October  19,  1712),  and  had 

57  Johannes,  bp.  November  8,  1738 ;    m.  Hbndrike  Van  Bdren, 

about  1766. 

58  Hester,  bp.  October  18,  1741. 

69  Cornelia,  bp.  September  25,  1743. 

60  Martin,  bp.  January  10, 1746. 

61  Isaac,  bp.  September  3,  1749. 

62  Eva,  bp.  November  12, 1752. 

Henry  Beeckman  was  buried  in  Albany,  December  3, 1755. 

43. 
Johannes,  son  of  (16)  Jacob  Beeckman  and  Debora 
Hansen,  was  born  in  Albanj',  August  8,  1 733  ;  married  Maria, 
daughter  of  John  Sanders  and  Debora  Glen  (b.  June  4,  1740)( 
November  22,  1759,  and  had 

6S  Jacob,  b.  August  7,  1761 ;  d.  1817. 

64  Deborah,  b.  November  28, 1763  ;  m.  (70)  John  De  Petster  Dodw, 

December  22,  1787;  d.  July  23,  1791. 

65  Barent  Sanders,  b.  May  2, 1767  ;  d.  December  2,  1767. 

66  Matilda,  b.  November  21,  1768 ;  m.  Douw  Fonda,  November  23, 

1794 ;  d.  October  8,  1837. 


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67  Sarah,  b.  December  9, 1771 ;  d.  March  5, 1792. 

68  Effie,  b.  July  24, 1774  ;  d.  December  6, 1792. 

69  John  S.,  b.  August  23,  1781.     , 

Maria  Sanders,  wife  of  Johannes  J.  Beeckman,  died  No- 
vember 2,  1794.  Johannes  J.  Beeokman  died  December  17, 
1802. 

51. 
Johannes,  son  of  (20)  Martin  Beecknian  and  (17)  Ger- 
trude Yisscher,  was  baptised  March  11,  1722;  married  (49) 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (17)  Petrus  Douw  and  Anna  Van 
Rensselaer  (December  1,  1733),  January  21,  1764,  and  had 

70  Martin,  bp.  November  15,  1767;  d.  y. 

71  Petrus,  bp.  August  19,  1769;  d.  y. 

72  Martin,  bp.  May  5, 1772. 

73  Petrus,  bp.  March  15,  1775 ;  m.  Magdalen  Van  Rensselaer. 

John  M.  Beecknian  made  a  will  December  30,  1778,  proved 
July  12,  1790,  in  which  he  mentions  his  wife  Elizabeth,  sons 
Martin  and  Peter,  brothers-in-law  Abraham  Schuyler  and  Vol- 
kert  P.  Douw,  and  friend  John  H.  Beeckman. 

73. 
■■ :  Petrus,  son  of  (51)  Johannes  M.  Beecknian  and  (49)  Eliz- 
abeth Douw.  was  baptized  March  15, 1775 ;  married  Magdalen, 
daughter  of  Nicholas  Yan  Rensselaer  and  Elsie  Van  Buren 
and  had 

74  Elizabeth  Magdalen,  b.  June  16,  1805;  m.,  1st,  James  H.  Bath- 

bone,  June  15,  1825. 

Magdalen,  wife  of  Petek  Beeckman,  died  in  1808.  Petee 
M.  Beeckman  died  December  30,  1811. 

For  the  genealogy  of  the  Beekman  family  of  New  York 
see  Holgate's  Genealogies  of  American  Families,  Bergen's 
Bergen  Family,  and  Riker's  Harlem. 


BENSON. 


1. 

"  Direk  Benson,  was  originally  from  Groningen.  He 
resided  for  a  time  in  Amsterdam,  where  he  married  Catalina, 
daughter  of  Samson  Berck  (by  Pearson,  spelled  Berex),  and 
Tryntie  Van  Rechteren.  He  came  out  about  1648."  (Riker's 
Harlem.)  He  was  a  resident  of  Beverwyck  (Albany)  as  early 
as  1654.  In  1649  he  was  in  New  Amsterdam,  where,  on  the 
2d  of  August  of  that  year,  he  purchased  from  Henry  Egbert- 
son  half  of  a  lot  located  on  the  north-east  side  of  Fort  Amster- 
dam, on  Manhattan  Island. 

Catalina  Berck,  his  wife,  was  born  in  1625.     They  had 

2  Dirck,  b.  November  9,  1649;  m.  Tytje  Class  Stevast. 

3  Samson,  b.  July  4,  1652;  m.  (14J)  Tryntje  Van  Deusen. 

4  Johannes,  born  February  8,  1655;  m.  (13J)  Ltsbet   Van  Deusen, 

February  2,  1680. 

5  Cateryna,  b.  February  12,  1657;  m.,  1st,  Dr.  Keynier  Schaetb,  2d 

Jonathan  Broadhorst,  April  23,  1696. 

6  Maria,  b.  July  15, 1659;  m.  Volkert  Van  Hoesen. 

Dirck  Benson  died  in  Albany,  January  6,  1659.  (Riker 
says  February  12,  1659.) 

Catalina  Berck,  widow  of  Dirck  Benson,  married,  2d  (2), 
Harmen  Tomes  Hun  on  or  about  May  26,  1661,  at  which 
date  the  said  Hun  made  a  joint  will  with  his  wife,  Catalina 
(Berck)  Benson,  providing  for  the  children  of  her  late  hus- 
band, named  above.  Catalina  Berck,  widow,  of  Harmen  Tomes 
Hun,  died  April  14,  1693. 

Note. —  The  dates  of  the  births  of  the  children  of  Dirck  Benson  were 
taken  from  the  record  in  the  family  Bible  in  the  possession  of  Dr.  Thomas 
Hun,  of  Albany. 


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2. 

Dirck,  son  of  (1)  Dirck  Benson  and  Catalina  Berck, 

was  born  November  9,  1649 ;  married  Tytje,  daughter  of 
"Claes  Jansen  Stevast,"  (Riker),  and  Eflie  Uerritsen,  and 
had 

7  Oatalina,  b.    1683  ;  m.,  1st,  John  P.  Vander  Meulen;  2d,  John 

Kelly. 

8  Eva,  bp.  Feb.  3,  1686  ;  d.  y. 

9  Rachel,  b.  April  13,  1689  ;  m.  Hans  Bergen  ;  d.  1752. 

10  Eva,  b.  in  New  York  March  19,  1693 ;  m.  Anthony  Ddane  May 

4,  1717. 

11  Dirck,  b.  in  New  York,  July  5.  1696   (1734,  Hiker). 

12  Tytje,  b.  in  New  York,  September   13,  1699;  m.  James  Hender- 

son, merchant,  New  York . 

"  Dirck  Benson,  married,  2d,  Jannetje,  daughter  of  Barent 
Peterse,  Coeymans,  who  survived  hiin"  (Ryker).  No  cli. 
Dirck  Benson  died  in  New  York  June  26,  1717. 

Dirck  Benson  was  a  member  of  the  Dutch  church  in  Al- 
bany, in  16S3,  but  about  that  time  he  removed  to  Claverack, 
and  from  thence  to  New  York,  where  ho  died.  In  November, 
1696,  he  purchased  1,000  acres  of  land  on  the  Raritan  river, 
New  Jersey,  which  he  sold  the  following  May.  In  1701  he 
leased  the  Brooklyn  Ferry  for  seven  years.  In  1702  he  owned 
lands  in  Piscataway,  N.  J.  In  1703  he  owned  lands  in  Mas- 
peth  Kills.  March  20,  1707,  Dirck  Benson,  Gentleman, 
loaned  money  on  a  mortgage  to  Cornells  Vanderhogen.  In 
1710  he  petitioned  the  Governor  and  council  for  1,000  acres  of 
land  in  Ulster  county,  N.  Y.  In  1714  he  obtained  a  grant  of 
2,000  acres  of  land  on  the  south  side  of  the  "  Dander  Bergh  " 
(mountain),  on  the  Hudson  river.  He  was  master  and  owner 
of  an  "  open  boat,"  called  the  "  Endrecht,"  plying  between 
New  York  and  Albany.  « 

3. 
Samson,  son  of  (1)  Dirck  Benson  and  Catalina  Berck, 

was  born  July  4, 1652  ;  married  (14£)  Tryntje,  daughter  of  (3) 
Matthew  Abramse  Van  Deusen  and  Helena,  his  wife,  and  had 
2 


1 0  Benson. 

13  Catalina,  b.  1675;  ni.  Stoffel  Pelts  in  1697;  d.  1706. 

14  Dirck,  b.  1677;  m.  Elizabeth  Radcliff;  d.  1725. 

15  Teuwes  (Matthew),  b.  1679;  m.  Catrina  Pkovost  in  1706. 

16  Harmon,  b.  1681 ;  m.  Altje  Beckers,  July  19, 1702. 

17  Samson,  bp.  April  13, 1684;  m.  Maria  Bokee  in  1710;  d.  May  29, 

1732. 

18  Robert,  bp.  Jan.  1,1686;  m.  Cornelia   Roos,  March  14,  1708. 

19  William,  bp.  October  30,  1687;  d.  y. 

20  Elizabeth,  b.  October  6;  bp.  October  13,  1689;  m.  Egbert  Van 

Borsum;  had  a  dau.  Catharine,  b.  1718;    m.    her   cousin   (71) 
Robert  Benson;  Elizabeth  d.  November  10,  1751. 

21  Johannes,  bp.  July  3,  1692;  d.  y. 

22  Helena,  bp.  February  14,1694;  d.  y. 

23  Maria,  bp.  February  5,  1696  ;  d.  y. 

24  Henricus,  b.  1698;  m.  Catharine  Van  Lear  1722;  d.  October  27, 

1742. 

25  Catalina,  b.  1707;  single  in  1726. 

"  Samson  Benson  married  2d  Greetje,  daughter  of  Abra- 
ham Kermer,  and  widow  of  Capt.  Jacob  Van  Tilburg ;  Benson 
being  her  3d  husband,  and  surviving  her."  (Riker.)  He  died 
June  2,  1730. 

Samson  Benson  removed  to  New  York  about  1(596.  He  is 
supposed  to  have  lived  on  "  Potbakers  Hill,"  now  John,  between 
William  and  Gold  streets.  He  made  a  will  dated  July  20, 
1726,  in  which  he  mentions  several  of  his  children. 

4. 

Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Dirck  Benson  and  Catalina  Berck, 

was  born  February  8,  1655 ;  married  (13£)  Lysbet,  daughter 
of  (3)  Teuwes  (Matthew)  A brahamse  Van  Deusen  and  Helena 
his  wife,  February  %  1680  (Biker  says  1676),  and  had 

26  Samson,  b.  October  15,  1680  ;  m.  Maria  Meyer  (July,  1699). 

27  Helena,  b.  October  8,  1682  ;  m.  Lawrence  Kortriqiit  in  1703. 

28  Dirck,  b.  February  28, 1686  ;  m.,  1st,  Jannetje  Vandekwater, 

1707  ;  2d,  Catalina  Bokhte,  1711;  d.  1751. 

29  Catlyna,  b.  August  24,  1688  ;  m.  "  Jacob  Samon."    (Riker.) 

30  Rachel,  b.  August  29,  1690  ;  m.  Johannes  Cowenhoven,  1708 

31  Matthew,  b.  January  5,  1693;    m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Bussing,  in 

1716;  2d,  widow  Hannah  De  Qroot,  dau.  of  John  Edsall, 
December  9,  1727. 

32  Catrina,  b.  August  27, 1695 ;  m.  Abraham  Delamater,  1718. 


Benson.  11 

33  Maritie,  b.  April  26,  1699  ;  m.  Rtck  Lydeckbe,  1718. 

34  Johannes  (John,  Jr.),  b.  May  29, 1701 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Lydeckbr, 

May  24, 1724. 

35  Benjamin,  b.  March  24, 1704.  v 

Captain  Johannes  Benson  died  in  Harlem  in  1715.  (Biker.) 

"  Elizabeth  Van  Deusen,  widow  of  Johannes  Benson,  died 
in  1716."     (Kiker.) 

Captain  Johannes  Benson  made  a  will  in  1711,  leaving  his 
eldest  son,  Samson,  a  snin  of  money,  and  to  Johannes,  his  young- 
est son,  the  family  Bible.  In  1689  he  resided  at  Claverack,  and 
was  appointed  in  March  of  that  year  captain  of  a  company  of 
militia,  when  an  attack  was  expected  from  the  French  and 
Indians.  He  removed  in  1690  to  Harlem,  and  bought  of  John 
Louwe  Bogert  a  farm  where  he  resided,  and  where  he  died, 
which  farm  by  the  law  of  descent  went  to  Samson  his  oldest 
son. 

Some  of  his  descendants  now  spell  the  name  Bensen. 

5. 
Cateryna,  daughter  of  (1)  Dirck  Benson  and  Catalina 

Berck,  was  born  February  12,  l»r>7;  married,  1st,  Reynier, 
son  of  Domine  Gideon  Schaats,  and  had 

36  Gideon. 

37  Agnietie,  m.  Matthys  Nak,  of  Albany. 

"  JReynier  Scliaets*  was  a  '  Chyrargion/  and  settled  at  Schenectady, 
where  he  was  appointed  justice  of  the  peace  by  Leisler  in  1689. 
He  and  his  son  were  killed  on  the  9th  of  February,  1690,  at  the 
massacre  and  burning  of  the  village  by  French  and  Indians. 
Cateryna  Benson,  widow  of  Dr.  Reynier  Schaets,  married 
2d  Jonathan  Broadhurst,  a  young  man  from  Derington, 
England,  April  23,  1696.  He  was  sheriff  of  Albany  county  from 
1701  to  1703."     (Pearson.)     They  had 

38  Samuel,  bp.  September  1, 1700.  , 

6. 
Maria,   daughter  of    (1)  Dirck  Benson  and  Catalina 

Berck,  was  born  July  15,  1659 ;  married  Volkert,  son  of  Jan 
Franse  Van  Hoesen  and  Volkie  Jurriaanse,  and  had 

39  Reiner,  bp.  January  10,  1692. 

*  So  spelled  on  the  records. 


12  Benson. 

"  The  Van  Hoesens  were  Lutherans,  hence  hut  few  of  their 
children  were  registered  in  the  Reformed  Dutch  Church  Doop 
Book."     (Pearson.) 

14. 
Dirck,  son  of  (1)  Samson  Benson  and  (14£)  Tryntje 
Van  Deusen,  was  born  in  1677;  married  Elizabeth  Radcliff, 

and  had 

40  Samson,  bp.  July  9,  1712;   m.  Ca.tha.bine  Peck,  July  20,  1736; 

they  had,  1st,  Derick,  b.  1741,  2d,  Johannes,  b.  1744,  and  others. 

41  Catharine,  bp.  April  10,  1714;  m.  Captain  Abraham  Eights,  of 

New  York  (father  of  Abraham  Eights,  Esq.,  of  Albany). 

42  Rachel,  b.  March  9,  1716;  m.  Fbedbrick  Fine,  of  New  York. 

43  Johannes,  bp.  March  23, 1718. 

44  Helena,  bp.  August  9,  1719. 

45  Catalynljje,  bp.  July  20,  1720. 

46  Derick,  bp.  1721. 

47  Matthew,  b.  1723. 

48  Elizabeth,  b.' 1725. 

"  Dirck  (Derick)  Benson  died  in  New  York  in  1725.  His 
residence  w.i;  in  Crown  street  (now  Liberty).  On  April  9, 
1754,  his  widow  Eltza.bktii  and  her  two  daughters,  Catharine 
(with  her  husband,  Captain  Eights)  and  Rachel,  the  last  being 
also  a  widow,  sold  their  residence  in  Crown  street  to  Rem 
Rapelje."     (Pearson.) 

15. 

Matthew  (Teuwes),  son  of  (3)  Samson  Benson  and 
(14£)  Tryntje  Van  Deusen,  was  horn  in  1679;  married 
Catrina,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Provost,  January  20,  1706, 
and  had 

49  Tryntje,  bp.  February  25,  1707. 

50  Jonathan,  bp.  January  9,  1709;  d.  y.„ 
61  Jonathan,  bp.  November  18,  1711. 

52  Samson,  bp.  November  29, 1713;  m.  Jannetie  Akment. 

53  Catharina,  bp.  May  21, 1716;  in.  Thomas  Moobe. 

54  Catalyntje,  bp.  January  4,  1719. 

"  Matthew  Benson  made  his  will  May  9,  1721 ;  was  proved 
December  9,  1755,  on  the  oath  of  Henry  Riker,  one  of  the 

( 


Benson.  13 

witnesses.  On  April  30,  1763,  the  widow  with  Catharine  and 
Oatalina  sold  the  property  of  Mattiikw  Benson  to  Charles 
Johnson,  schoolmaster.  Matthew  Benson  died  in  1721." 
(Biker.) 

16. 

Harmon,  son  of  (3)  Samson  Benson  and  (14£)  Tryntje 
Van  Deusen,  was  born  in  1681 ;  married  Altje,  daughter  of 
Victor  Beckers,  July  IS),  1702,  and  had 

55  Catharina,  bp.  February  24,  1703;  m.  John  Leake. 

56  Claasje,  bp.  June  27, 1705;  m.,  1st,  David  Scott,  2d,  John,  Van 

Aernheji. 

57  Samson,  bp.  August  3,  1707. 
57£  Victor,  bp.  July  10, 1709;  d.  y. 
53  Catalyntje,  bp.  December  9,  1711. 

59  Victor,  bp.  May  30, 1714. 

60  Annetje,  bp.  August  5,  1716;  m.  John  Man. 

61  Hermanus,  bp.  April  11, 1719;  m.  Judith  Carstang. 

All  the  above-named  children  were  baptised  in  New  York. 

17. 
Samson,  son  of  (3)  Samson  Benson  and  (15-J)  Tryntje 
Van    Deusen,   was   born   April    13,   1684;    married   Maria, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Bokee,  in  1710,  and  had 

62  Abraham,  bp.  May  21, 1712 ;  ra.  HANNAn  Tilly,  September  22, 

1739. 

63  Samson,  bp.  Marcli  14,  1714;  in.  Elizabeth  Williams,  June  13, 

1737. 

64  Tryntje  (Catharine),  bp.  November  20,  1715;  m.  James  Taylok. 

65  Janneke,  bp.  July  31 ,  1717. 

66  Dirck,  bp.  May  27, 1720. 

(67  John,  b.  in  1725,  according  to  Riker,  and  died  before  1763,  leav- 
ing bis  property  by  will,  dated  July  2,  1754_,  to  his  brother 
Abraham  and  his  sister  Catharine .) 

Samson  Benson  died  November  29,  1732. 

18. 
Robert,  son  of  (3)  Samson  Benson  and  (14£)  Tryntje 
Van  Deuseu,  was  baptised  January  1,  1686 ;  married  Cor- 


14  Benson. 

nelia,  daughter  of  Peter  (Riker  says  Johannes)  Roos,  March 
14,  1708,  and  had 

68  Elizabeth,  bp.  November  24,  1708;  m.  Harmanus  Rutgers,  1729. 

69  Tryntge,  bp.  March  3,  1710 ;  d.  y . 

70  Tryulje,  bp.  June  1,  1712;  in.  Col.  Martinus  Hoffman  in  1733. 

71  Robert,  bp.   November  27,   1715;    m.   Tryntje  Van  Borsum, 

August  18,  1738. 

Robert  Benson  died  in  1715,  and  his  widow  married  Anthony 
Rutgers  in  1716. 

24. 

Henricus,  son  of  (3)  Samson  Benson  and  (14£)  Tryntje 
Van  Deusen,  was  horn  in  1098;  married  Catharine,  daughter 
of  Gerrit  Van  Lear,  in  1722,  and  had 

72  "Gerrit,  d.  in  infancy. 

73  Trynlje,  b.  1722. 

74  Henricus,  b.  1726. 

75  Samson,  b.  1729. 

76  Deriok,  b.  1737. 

Henricus  Benson  died  October  27,  1742.  On  December 
29,  1737,  he  sold  a  house  and  lot  in  Smith  street,  deeded  him 
February  24,  1727,  by  his  father."     (Riker.)  , 

36. 

Samson,  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Benson  and  (13J)  Lysbet 
Van  Deusen,  was  born  in  Albany,  October  15,  1680;  married 
Maria  Meyer,  July,  1699,  and  had 

77  Johannes,  b.  1700 ;  m.  Tanneke  Waldron,  September  17,  1722  ; 

no  eh. 

78  Elizabeth,  m.  Hanse  Romer  (according  to  Biker,  in.,  1st,  Johan- 

nes Waldron,  Jr.). 

79  Mary,  m.  Samson  Pelts. 

80  Catharine,  m.,  1st,  Luke  Shoukd";  2d  (according  to  Riker),  Dan 

tel  McGowan. 

81  Adolph,  b.  1703 ;  m.,  1st,  Eva  Kortright,  about  1732;  2d,  Mar- 

tha Van  Dyck,  in  1768- 

82  Helena,  in.  Peter  BUSSING. 

83  Benjamin,  in.  Susannah  Bussing. 

84  Anne,  m.  John  Odell  (according  to  Riker). 
86  Catalyna,  in.  Jacob  Dyckman. 


Benson.  15 

Samson  Benson  died  in  1740,  leaving  a  will  proved  1741. 
He  resided  at  Harlem,  and  was  a  large  owner  of  real  estate  in 
and  about  Harlem,  and  at  other  places.  For  more  particulars 
see  Riker's  Harlem,  p.  485.  ' 

38. 
"  Direk,  son  of  (4)  Capt.  John  Benson  and  (1 3£)  Eliza- 
beth Van  Deusen,  was  born  February  28,  1686;  married,  1st, 
Jannetje  Yanderwater  in  1707.     He  married,  2d,  (Jatalina, 

daughter  of  Abraham  Bokee,  in  1711.     His  children  were 

86  Elizabeth,  m.  Abraham  Lydecker. 

87  Tannike. 

88  Helena,  m.  Peter  Banta. 

89  Catalina,  m.  Dr.  Josiaii  Patterson.    He  died  October  23,  1766. 

90  Maria. 

91  John,  m.  Marritie  Lydecker,  of  Ilankeusack,  in  1747.     ■ 

"  Dirck  Benson  died  in  Harlem  in  1751."  (Riker's  Har- 
lem.) 

31. 
Matthew,  son  of  (4)  Capt.  John  Benson  and  (13£)  Eliza- 
beth Van  Deusen,  was  born  January  5,  1693;  married,  1st, 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Arnt  Bussing,  in  1716 ;  no  children. 
He  married,  2d,  Hannah,  daughter  of  John  Edsall,  and  widow 
of  Gerrit  De  Groot,  December  9,  1727,  and  had 

92  Gerrit,  d.  s. 

93  Benjamin,  b.  1732. 

94  Samuel,  in.  Ann  Steele,  in  1759. 

95  Charity,  m.  William  Sloe,  in  1755. 

Matthew  Benson  died  in  New  York  city. 


34. 

John,  Jr.  (Johannes),  son  of  (4)  Capt.  John  Benson 
and  (13&)  Elizabeth  Van  Deusen,  was  born  May  29,  1701 ; 
married  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Gerrit  Lydecker,  of  Bergen 
county,  1ST.  J.,  May  24,  1724,  and  had 


16  Benson. 

96  Elizabeth,  b.  October  23, 1725. 

97  Gerrit,  b.  October  3,  1728. 

98  John,  b.  January  29, 1730;  m.  Rebecca  Demarest,  June  1,1753. 

99  Cornelius,  b.  March  17, 1732. 

100  Catalyntje,  b.  June  28,  1734. 

101  Matthias,  b.  November  19, 1736.' 

This  family  spelled  their  name  Bensen.  They  resided  in 
Bergen  county,  N.  J. 

71. 
Robert,  son  of  (18)  Robert  Benson  and  Cornelia  Boos, 

was  baptised  November  27,  1715 ;  married  Tryntje  (Cath- 
arine), daughter  of  Egbert  Van  Borsum  and  (20)  Elizabeth 
Benson,  August  18,  1738,  and  had 

102  Robert,  b.  October  30,  1739;  m.  Dinah  Coweniioven  ;  d.  Febru- 

ary 25, 1823. 

103  Henry  (Capt.),  b.  November  17,  1741;  d.  a.,  August  1823. 

104  Mary,  b.  iu  1743 ;  d.  1745. 

105  Egbert  (Judge),  b.  June  21,  1746  ;  d.  s.,  August  24,  1833. 

106  Cornelia,  b.  in  1748;  d.  in  1749. 

107  Anthony,  b.  in  1752;  d.  in  1794. 

Robert  Benson  died  in  New  York  in  1762.  Cathaeine 
Van  Boesum,  widow  of  Robeet  Benson,  died  in  New  York  in 
1794.  The  family  resided  in  Cherry  street,  New  York-  Both 
he  and  his  wife  inherited  a  comfortable  property,  and  had  re- 
ceived the  best  education  attainable  in  those  days. 

.    81. 
Adolpli,  son  of  (26)  Samson  Benson  and  Maria  Meyer, 

was  born  in  1703 ;  married,  lst;  Eva,  daughter  of  Lawrence 
Kortright,  about  1732,  and  had 

108  Samson,  in.  Rebecca  Dyckman,  in  J763. 

109  Lawrence,  m.  (115)  Mary  Benson. 

Artolph  Benson  married,  2d,  Martha  VAn  Dyck  in  1768  ;  no  chil- 
dren. 

Adolph  Benson  died  in  Harlem,  A-pril  30,  1802,  in  his 
ninety-ninth  year. 


Benson.  17 

83. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (26)  Samson  Benson  and  Maria 
Meyer,  married  Susannah,  daughter  of  Peter  Bussing,  and 
had 

110  Samson. 

111  Elizabeth,  d.  s.,  1795. 

112  Susan,  m.  Benjamin  Lightbouen. 

113  Peter,  m.  Hannah  Horn. 

114  Rebecca,  m.  Matthias  Vredenburgii. 

115  Mary,  m.  (109)  Lawrence  Benson  (her  cousin). 

98. 
John,  son  of  (34)  John  Benson  and  Elizabeth  Lydecker, 

was  born  January  29,  1730 ;  married  Rebecca  Demarest  June 
1,  1753,  and  had 

116  Elizabeth,  b.  October  3,  1754. 

117  Anna,  b.  March  29,  1757. 

118  John,  b.  June  29,  1759. 

119  Lana,  b.  May  19,  1762. 

120  David,  b.  October  17,  1765  ;  d.  in  Patterson,  N.  J.,  ae.  98. 

121  Oatelina,  b.  November  10, 1707. 

122  Gerrit,  b.  March  20, 1770;  d.  ae.  91. 

123  Daniel,  b.  December  8,  1771;  d.  as.  90. 

Note  —  (122)  (Jeruit,  son  of  John  Benson  and  Rebecca  Demarest 
and  grandfather  of  A.  V.  Bensen,  Esq.,  now  residing  in  Albany,  died  in 
1861,  in  his  ninety-second  year.  During  the  war  of  the  Revolution  he 
lived  at  Tappan,  N.  Y.,  and  witnessed  the  execution  of  Major  Andre. 

103. 
Robert,  son  of  (71)  Robert  Benson  and  Catharine  Van 
Borsuiu,  was  born  in  New  York  city  October  30,  1739  ;  mar- 
ried Dinah,  daughter  of  John  and  Catharine  Cowenhoven,  and 
had 

124  Robert,  b.  December  26, 1785 ;  d.  s.,  June  27,  1872. 

125  Catharine,  b.   December  8,   1786  ;    m.  John  L.    Lefferts  ;   d. 

December  24, 1818. 

126  John,  b.  March  7,  1788  ;  d.  May  24,  1788. 

127  Egbert,  b.  September  1,  1789  ;  m.  Maria  Cowenhoven  May  17, 

1820  ;  d.  February  25, 1866. 
3 


18  Benson. 

128  John,  b.  September  27, 1790  ;  m.  Sarah  Lawrence  ;  d.  1823. 

129  Elizabeth,  b.  September  21, 1791 ;  d.  s.,  January  81,  1881. 

130  Maria,  b.  June  5, 1793;  m.  Leffekt  Leffkkts  April  21, 1823  ; 

d.  February  21,  1875. 

131  Jane,  b.  March  13,  1794;  in.  Richard  K.  Hoffman  May  7, 1822, 

living  in  1882. 

Robert  Benson  died  in  New  York,  February  25,  1823. 

Dinah  Cowenhoven,  widow  of  Robert  Benson,  died  May 
20,  1S47. 

Robebt  Benson  was  Assistant  Alderman  from  1766  to  1768. 

In  1770  the  widow  of  Robert  Benson,  bis  father,  sold  the 
property  in  Cherry  street  and  removed  to  Maiden  lane,  and 
occupied  the  house  and  lot  adjoining  the  north-west  corner  of 
William  street,  property  inherited  by  Robekt  Benson.  Here 
they  resided  until  the  commencement  of  the  Revolution. 

He  and  all  his  brothers  united  their  fortunes  with  the  "  Sons 
of  Liberty,"  and  became  active  partisans  in  the  cause.  Their 
mother  was  removed  to  Dutchess  county  as  a  place  of  safety, 
and  their  home  in  the  city  was  abandoned,  and  was  occupied 
by  the«enemy. 

He  was  a  member  of  the  first  Committee  of  Safety  and  secre- 
tary of  the  first  convention,  and  was  continued  as  such  by  the 
several  subsequent  conventions  until  the  State  was  organized 
under  the  Constitution.  He  was  then  chosen  secretary  of  the 
State  Senate,  and  was  continued  as  such  during  the  war.  He 
was  at  the  same  time  the  confidential  aid-de-camp  of  Governor 
Clinton,  and  came  in  with  him  and  General  Washington  with 
the  troops,  to  take  possession  of  the  city,  November  25,  1783. 

103. 
Henry,  son  of  (71)  Robert  Benson  and  Catherine  Tan 

Borsom,  was  born  in  New  York,'  November  17,  1741.  He 
died,  unmarried,  August,  1823.  He  was  brought  up  to  the 
sea,  but  was  compelled  to  abandon  that  field  of  service,  and 
then  became  actively  engaged  in  the  service  of  the  Committee 
of  Safety  in  the  waters  of  the  State  and  those  adjacent  thereto 
and  commanded  an  armed  vessel  on  the  Hudson  river.  He 
assisted  in  placing  the  chain  and  other  obstructions  in  that 
river  at  West  Point. 


Benson.  19 

105. 
Egbert,  son  of  (71)  Robert  Benson  and  Catherine  Tan 

fiorsom,  was  born  in  Now  York,  June  21,  1746.  He  never 
married,  and  died  August  24,  1 833.  In  his  early  life  he  lived 
with  his  maternal  grandmother  on  the  corner  of  Broad  and 
Beaver  streets,  New  York.  He  attended  an  English  classical 
school  where  he  prepared  himself  for  college.  He  was  guided 
and  much  assisted  by  the  Rev.  Doctor  Barclay,  rector  of  Trin- 
ity Church,  who  was  a  connection  by  marriage.  He  entered 
Kings  (now  Columbia)  College,  August  10,  1761,  was  grad- 
uated in  May,  1765,  and  took  his  degree  of  Bachelor  and 
Master  of  Arts  in  1768.  He  was  admitted  to  the  bar  in  1769, 
and  shortly  after  removed  to  Red  Hook,  Dutchess  county,  and 
there  commenced  the  practice  of  his  profession. 

In  1773,  on  the  formation  of  the  Committee  of  Safety  in 
Dutchess  county,  he  was  appointed  a  member,  and  chosen  its 
chairman.  In  1775  he  was  chosen  a  member  for  Dutchess 
county  of  the  Provincial  Convention,  which  met  in  the  city  of 
New  York,  on  tjie  20th  of  April  of  that  year,  for  the  purpose 
of  choosing  delegates  to  the  Second  Continental  Congress. 
He  was  elected  May  3,  1777,  and  appointed  by  the  convention 
on  the  8th  of  that  month  the  first  Attorney-General  of  the  State, 
for  which  office,  owing  to  the  interruptions  occasioned  by  the 
war,  he  did  not  receive  his  commission  till  January  15,  1778. 
From  1777  to  1781  he  was  a  member  of  the  State  Assembly 
for  Dutchess  county.  January  25,  1781,  he  was  appointed  by 
Congress  to  the  office  of  Procurator,  whose  duty  it  was  to  pros- 
ecute in  behalf  of  Congress  all  debts  due  to,  or  frauds  com- 
mitted against,  the  United  States.  October  26,  1781,  he  was 
appointed  a  member  of  Congress  from  the  State  of  New  York, 
under  the  Confederation ;  reappointed  in  1784.  And  by  virtue 
of  his  office  of  Attorney-General  was  a  member  of  the  first 
Board  of  Regents  of  the  University.  In  1788  he  resigned  his 
office  of  Attorney-General,  and  was  appointed  one  of  the 
Regents  of  the  University.  In  the  same  year  he  was  again 
sent  to  Congress.  He  held  various  important  offices  under 
Congress  and  the  State  of  New  York  from  this  time  to  1794, 


20  Benson. 

when  he  was  appointed,  by  the  majority  of  the  council  of 
appointment,  the  fifth  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the 
State  of  New  York,  which  office  he  held  till  March,  1801, 
when  he  resigned  on  being  appointed  Chief  Judge  of  the  Sec- 
ond Circuit  of  the  United  States  Court.  He  was  deprived  of 
this  office  in  1802,  by  a  repeal  of  the  act  creating  the  new 
court.  In  1812  he  was  again  elected  to  Congress,  and  attended 
through  the  first  session,  but  on  account  of  impaired  health 
resigned  in  August. 

He  was  one  of  the  founders  of  the  New  York  Historical 
Society,  and  its  first  President,  and  filled  that  office  for  eleven 
years. 

For  a  full  account  of  Judge  Benson's  distinguished  service, 
see  the  paper  of  Henry  C.  Yan  Schaick,  Esq.,  read  before  the 
New  York  Historical  Society,  April  6,  1 8(59. 

107. 

Anthony,  son  of  (71)  Robert  Benson  and  Catherine  Yan 
Borsom,  was  born  in  New  York  in  1752.  He  never  married. 
He  was  a  sailor  and  joined  the  ship  of  war  Saratoga,  and  was 
captured  by  the  British  in  1799,  and  died  a  prisoner  on  board 
the  prison  ship  that  year. 

127. 

Egbert,  son  of  (102)  Robert  Benson  and  Dinah,  daughter 
of  John  and  Catherine  Cowenhoven,  was  born  September  1, 
1789 ;  married  Maria,  daughter  of  John  N.  and  Susan  Cowen- 
hoven, May  17,  1820,  and  had 

132  Susan,  b.  July  3,  1821. 

133  Robert,  b.  March  15,  1823 ;  resides  in  New  Utrecht,  L.  I. 

134  Egbert,  b.  September  21,  1824  ;  d.  s.,  August  23,  1843. 

135  George  Martense,  b.  July  31,  1826;   m.  Margaret  J.  Voor- 

hees,  October  1, 1856 ;  d.  December  22, 1867. 

136  Leffert  Lefferts,  b.  March  15,  1828  ;  d.  s:,  in  Virginia  in  the  139th 

Regiment,  N.  Y.  Volunteers,  April  2,  1863. 

137  Maria  Elizabeth,  b.  July  14,  1830 ;  d.  February  14,  1832. 

138  Henry,  b.  June  29,  1834;  d.  February  29,  1844. 

139  Richard  Hoffman,  b.  May  21,  183.7  ;  m.  Sarah  V.  Vanderpoel, 

December  3,  1867. 


Benson.  21 

Egbert  Benson  died  in  New  York  February  25,  1860. 
Maria  Cowenhoven,  widow  of  Egbert  Benson,  died  at 
New  Utrecht,  L.  I.,  June  22,  1867. 

130. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (102)  Robert  Benson  and  Dinah  Cow- 
enhoven, was  born  in  New  York,  June  5,  1793;  married 
Leffert,  son  of  Leffert  Lefferts  and  Dorothea  Cowenhoven 
(b.  April  12,  1774),  April  21,  1823,  and  had 

140  Elizabeth  Dorothea,  b.  May  5,  1824;  in.   J.   Carson,  son  of 

Henry  Bkevoort  of  New  York  and  Laura  Carson  of  Charles, 
ton,  S.  C,  October  8,  1845,  and  had, 

1  Henry  Lefferts,  b.  January  27,  1849. 

141  Leffert,  b.  June  11, 1826;  d.  September  10, 1827. 

Leffert  Lefferts  was  born,  lived  and  died  in  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Maria  Benson,  widow  of  Leffert  Lefferts,  died  in  Brooklyn 
February  21,  1875. 

131. 

Jane,  daughter  of  (102)  Robert  Benson  and  Dinah  Cow- 
enhoven, was  born  in  New  York  March  13,  1794;  married 
Dr.  Richard  Kissam  Hoffman  May  7,  1822,  and  had 

142  Egbert,  b.  May,  1823  ;  d.  May,  1829. 

143  Helena,  b.  December  9,  1824 ;  m.  Benjamin  Woolset,  son  of 

Benjamin  Woolsey  Rogers  and  Susan  Batard,  December 
24,  1844,  and  had 

1  Hoffman,  b.  July  9, 1846. 

2  Helena,  b.  April  6,  1849  ;  d.  March  25,  1861. 

Mr.  Benjamin  W.  Rooers,  Jr.,  died  February  20,  1854. 

Doctor  Riehard  K.  Hoffman  resided  and  died  in  New  York. 
Mrs.  Jank  Bicnson  Hoffman  resides  in  New  York.    (1882). 

135. 
George  M.,  son  of  (127)  Egbert  Benson  and  Maria  Cow- 
enhoven, was  born  July  31,   1826;   married  Margaret  J., 
daughter  of  Peter  and  M.  A.  Voorhees,  October  1,  1856,  and 
had 


21a  Benson. 

144  Maria,  b.  October  20, 1857 ;  d.  July  24, 1858. 

145  Margaret,  b.  May  10,  1859. 

146  Egbert,  b.  July  25,  1861. 

147  George,  b.  November  28, 1867 ;  d.  July  22, 1869. 

George  M.  Benson  died  December  22,  1867. 
Margauet  J.  Yooeiiees,  widow  of  George  Benson,  died 
March  23,  1882. 

139. 

Richard  Hoffman,  son  of  (127)  Egbert  Benson  and 
Maria  Cowenhoven,  was  born  May  21,  1837 ;  married  Sarah 
V.,  daughter  of  Abraham  Vanderpoel,  of  Kinderhook,  Decem- 
ber 3,  1867,  and  had 

148  Harriet  G.,  b.  September  4,  1868. 

149  Maria  C,  b.  March  31,  1872. 

150  Robert,  b.  May  12,  1875. 

Richard  H.  Benson  resides  in  New  York  city. 

For  a  more  detailed  account  of  the  Benson  family,  see  the 
admirable  work  of  James  Biker,  Esq.,  entitled  "  The  History 
of  Harlem,"  published  in  New  York  in  1881. 

Mr.  Biker,  in  his  excellent  work,  the  "  History  of  Harlem," 
says : 

"With  those  whose  recollections  of  Harlem  run  back  a 
generation  or  more,  to  the  times  when  it  yet  retained  all  the 
charms  of  a  quiet  rural  suburb  — '  ere  trade's  unfeeling  train 
usurped  the  land  and  dispossessed  the  swain ' —  the  name  of 
this  locality  formed  almost  a  synonym  in  that  of  Benson,  so 
largely  identified  was  this  respectable 'family  with  the  history 
and  landed  interests  of  the  town." 

The  foregoing  notes  relate  chiefly  to  but  one  branch  of  the 
family.  There  are  many  descendants,  both  of  the  male  and 
female  branches,  now  residing  in  New  York  and  the  neighbor- 


Benson.  215 

ing  cities,  and  aided  by  these  notes  and  "  Biker's  Harlem,"  it 
would"  not  be  difficult  for  any  one,  so  disposed,  to  work  out  a 
correct  genealogy  of  almost  all  the  descendants  of  Dirck 
Benson,  the  common  ancestor  of  this  family. 


BOGAliT. 


This  name  with  various  spellings,  and  often  with  the  prefix 
of  "  van  den,"  "  van  der,"  or  "  wyt,"  was  borne  by  Hollanders 
of  -note  in  the  sixteenth  and  seventeenth  centuries.  One  of 
this  name  was  Jan  Wyten  Bogaert,  "  Minister  of  the  Remon- 
strants;" another  was  "Receiver-General  of  the  Dutch  Prov- 
inces," and  is  now  remembered  as  the  subject  of  a  famous 
etching  by  Rembrandt  as  the  "  Gold  "Weigher."  In  1547  there 
was  a  Hendkick  Boogaeet,  "  Regent  van  de  Huyssetteu  ann 
deOudeZide;"  also  in  1548  and  1549,  in  Amsterdam,  Hol- 
land. 

William  Jans  Boogaeet  was  "  Kirk  Miester  van  de  neuwe 
Zxts  Koppel,"  from  1590  to  1606,  in  Amsterdam.  Jan  Willem 
Bogaert  was  "  Commissioner  of  Small  Matters,"  in  Amster- 
dam, in  1611,  and  Joan  Bogaeet  was  "  Deputy  Sheriff." 

Stiles,  in  his  history  of  Brooklyn,  says  names  were  very  much 
altered  from  time  to  time,  and  some  were  turned  into  Latin. 
Thus,  Evert  Williaime  Bogaert  became  Everhaedits  Bo- 
gardus,  one  of  our  earliest  Dutch  clergymen. 

The  name  in  this  country  is  still  preserved  as  Bogart  or 
Bogert.  Many  descendants  of  the  early  Bogarts  adopted  .as 
surnames  the  Christian  names  by  which  their  fathers  were 
known  and  called.  Thus  they  became  Cornelissens,  Teunissens, 
Lourensons  or  Loueusons  or  Lausons,  Jansens,  Jacobsens,  Pieter- 
sens,  and  Andriesens  and  Adriaansen.     The  family  Christian 


BoGABT.  23 

names  mostly  used  by  the  early  Bogabts  were  Gysbert,  Teunis, 
Cornells,  Jacob,  and  Jan  or  Johannes. 

Some  of  the  descendants  settled  in  New  Jersey,  some  on 
Staten  Island,  some  in  Albany,  some  in  New  York  and  some 
on  the  Hudson  river.  The  compiler  does  not  undertake  to 
trace  all  these  families  back  to  the  first  one  who  came  to 
America,  but  chiefly  those  who  are  descended  from  the  Albany 
and  New  York  branches. 

1. 
Teunis  Bogaert,  the  first  known  ancestor  of  this  family, 
was  a  resident  of  Schoenderwoert  (so  spelled  on  the  records  in 
the  County  Clerk's  office,  Albany),  a  small  village  in  the  south 
of  Holland,  situated  very  near  Leerdam,  where  he  possessed  a 
homestead,  and  had  children,  one  of  whom  was  named 

2  Cornells,  m.  Beeltje . 


a. 

Cornells,  son  of  (1)  Teunis  Bogaert,  was  born  in  Scho- 
enderwoert ;  married  Beeltje ,  aud  had 

3  Cornells,  in.  Derkje. 

4  Guysbert,  m. ,  2d,  Mary,  widow  of  John  Jochems  K alder,  in  1663. 

5  Louens  was  probably  another  son. 

Cornells  Teunis  Bogaert  lived  and  died  at  the  homestead- 
in  Schoenderwoert,  as  did  his  wife,  Beeltje,  previous  to  1661. 
Gpysbert,  their  son,  then  residing  in  Catskill,  conveyed  to  his 
brother,  Coknelis,  then  residing  in  Albany,  "a  child's  just 
portion,  being  one-quarter  of  the  homestead  in  Schoenderwoert 
in  Holland,  which  came  to  him  by  the  death  of  his  father, 
Coknelis  Teunis  Bogaert,  and  his  mother,  Beeltje  Coenelis, 
who  died  in  that  place." 

(See  Vol.  Notarial  Papers,  County  Clerk's  office,  Albany, 
N.  Y.) 

4 


24  BOGABT. 

3. 

Cornells,  son  of  (2)  Cornelis  Teunis  Bogaert  and  Beeltje 

,  was  born  in  Schoenderwoert ;  married  Derkje , 


and  bad 


6  Cornells,  married  and  settled  in  Coxsackie. 

7  Jacob,  b.  1654  ;  m.  (4)  Jannetjb  Quackenbusii  in  January,  1679. 

8  Hendrick,  m.,  1st,  Jannetje  Martens  about  1682 ;  2d,  Ruth 

Waldron,  widow  of  John  Delamater,  September  1,  1703. 

9  Jan,  m.  Cathyna  Van  Wis,  April  5, 1707. 
10  Jannetje,  m.  Van  Alstyne  about  1683. 

Cornells  Bogaert  was  buried  in  Albany,  July  28,  1665. 
He  came  from  Holland  previous  to  1640,  and  settled  in  Rens- 
selaerwyck,  where  he  held  lands  under  Patroon  Van  Rensse- 
laer  in  1641,  and  owned  lands  in  Beverwyek,  now  Albany. 

Cobnelis  is  the  ancestor  of  all  the  Albany  Bogarts.  His  son 
Jacob  remained  in  Albany ;  Cobnelis  went  to  Coxsackie,  and 
Hendrick  and  Jan  to  Kinderhook. 

4. 

Giiysbert,  son  of  (2)  Cornelis  Teunis  Bogaert  and  Beeltje 
,  was  born  in  Schoenderwoert ;  married,  1st,  in  Holland, 


and  had 


11  Teunis,  m ,  1st,  Sara  Rapelje,  widow  of  Hans  Bergen  ;  2d, 

Geertje  Jants,  November  12, 1687. 

12  Adrian,  m.,  2d,  Beeltje,  widow,  September  14, 1685. 

13  Johannes,  lived  at  Jamaica,  L.  I. 

14  Joris,  represented  Brooklyn  in  Convention  in  1664. 

ttuysbert  Bogaert  was  in  New  Amsterdam  in  1640,  where, 
in  September  of  that  year,  he  leased  a  part  of  a  plantation  on 
Manhattan  Island  from  Jacob  Yan  Corlaer.  He  was  still  there 
in  1642.  He  was  supposed  to  have  been  a  widower  at  that 
time,  and  to  have  had  the  above  children,  who  came  over  from 
Holland  with  or  after  him.  He  removed  to  Catskill  previous 
to  the  antumn  of  1661,  where  he  married  the  widow  of  Jan 
Jochems  (Kaldee)  in  1663 ;  no  children.  He  gave  to  his  step- 
son, while  he  resided  in  Catskill,  his  homestead  and  farm  at 
that  place,  where  it  is  supposed  he  died  between  1684  and  1695. 


BoGART.  25 

His  step-son,  Helmer  J  ants,  petitioned  for  a  patent  for  this 
land  February  9,  1698-9,  and  obtained  it  in  1703.  This  peti- 
tion "  showeth  that  his  step-father,  Guysbert  Bogaert,  and 
Jochems,  his  mother,  owned  lands  on  the  north  side  of  Catskill 
creek  for  about  twenty  years  last  past  —  lands  which  they  after- 
ward, on  June  20,  1684,  purchased  of  the  Indians,  as  doth 
appear  from  deed  in  full'reeorded  in  Albany." 

Helmer  J  ants  died  without  heirs,  and  the  land  escheated  to 
the  Province  of  New  York. 

5. 

Iiouens,  probably  son  of  (2)  Cornells  Tennis  Bogaert 

and  Beeltje : — ,  was  born  in  Schoenderwoert ;   married 

,  and  had 

15  Jan,  commonly  called  Jan  Louwe,  or  Jan  Louen  Booaert  von 
Schoenderwoert,  m.  Cornelia  Everts. 

It  is  probable  that  Louens  Cornelissen  Bogaert  never  came 
to  this  country,  although  a  Louens  Cornelissen  is  mentioned 
in  the  New  York*  records. 


6. 
Cornells,  son  of  (3)  Cornells  Bogaert  and  Derkje  • 

married ,  and  had 


> 


16  Cornelia,  m.  Evatje  Hoornbeck,  July  16,  1696. 

17  Maryken,  m.  Gtsbert  Osterhout. 

Cornells  probably  had  other  children.     He  lived  and  died 
at  Coxsackie. 

7. 

Jacob,  son  of  (3)  Cornells  Bogaert  and  Derkje , 

was  born  in  Albany  in  1654;  married  (4)  Jannetje,  daughter 
of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbush  and  Martje  his  wife,  in  January, 
1679  (she  was  born  in  1663),  and  had 

18  Dyrkje,  b.  October  5, 1679. 

19  Maryya,  b.  June  14, 1681 ;  m.  Samuel  Prutn,  January  15,  1703. 


26  BoGART. 

20  Cornelia,  b.   September  23,  1683;  m.  (14)  Dorothy   Oothout, 

October  8, 1707  ;  he  d.  July  27,  1755. 

21  Maddalena,  b.  March  2,  1685 ;  m.  Maas  Hendkick  Van  Beuren 

in  1711. 

22  Jacob,  b.  September  14, 1687 ;  m.  Catalyna  Schuyler. 

23  Pieter,  b.  September  22, 1689  ;  m.  Rebecca  Fonda. 

24  Abraham,  b.  February  16, 1692. 

25  Isaac,  b.  January  18, 1695;  m.  (19)  Hendrickie  Oothout,  Novem. 

ber  25, 1725 ;  d.  September  15,  1770. 

26  Benjamin,  b.  March  8, 1698 ;  m.  Anna  Hallenbeck,  February  20, 

1727. 

Jacob  Cornells  Bogaert  died  in  Albany,  April  3,  1725. 

Jannetje  Quackenbush,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany,  January 
5,  1734,  se.  seventy-one. 

The  Bible  of  Jacob  Cornelis  Bogart,  containing  the  above 
record,  is  now  in  the  possession  of  Stephen  V.  It.  Bogert,  M.  D., 
Physician  in  Charge  at  Sailors'  Snug  Harbor,  Staten  Island. 

8. 
Heijdrick,  son  of  (3)  Cornelis  Bogaert  and  Derkje 

,  was  born  in  Albany ;  married  Jannetje  Martens  about 

1682,  and  had 

27  Cornelis,  m.  Cornelia  Dfxamater,  and   settled  in   Amswell, 

N.J. 

28  Mayke,  bp.  June  9,  1684 ;  m.  Thomas  Janben,  of  Marbletown, 

about  1705. 

29  Martin,  bp.  October  3, 1686  ;  m.   1st,  Guysbert.te  Obterhout  t, 

2d,  Tanneke  De  La'.Mater,  May  6,  1713. 

30  Aeltje,  m.  Amen  Nkwkehk,  of  Kingston. 

31  Sarah,  m.  Abraham  De  La  Mater,  of  Amswell,  N.  J.,  January 

19,  1711. 
—32  Neeltje,  m.  Anthony  Sleght,  of  Kingston. 

33  Rebecca,  bp.  April  4,  1697. 

34  Rachel,  bp.  May  4,  1701 ;  m.  Isaac  Martens  Ysselstein  .Novem- 

ber 26,  1725  ;  d.  March  1,  1769  ;  he  d.  July  26,  1742. 

Hendricb  Bogaert  married,  2d,  Burn,  daughter  of  Resolved 
Waldron  and  Tanneke  Nagel  (b.  1657),  and  widow  of  John  De 
La  Mater,  of  Harlem,  September  1,  1703 ;  no  children. 

March  23, 1693-4,  \\e  petitioned  for  a  patent  for  one  hundred 


BoGART.  27 

and  twenty-six  acres  of  land  at  Marbletown,  Ulster  Co.,  which 
he  had  purchased  of  the  Indians. 

Hkndeick  Bogaert  died  in  Marbletown  in  the  spring  of  1716, 
leaving  a  will  dated  December  12,  1707,  admitted  to  probate 
before  Henricns  Beekman,  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Common 
Pleas,  May  9,  1716. 

9. 

Jan,  son  of  (3)  Cornelius  Bogaert  and  Derkje ,  was 

born  in  Albany ;  married  Catryna  Van  Wie,  April  5,  1707, 
and  had 

35  Gerrit,  m.  Antje ;  d.  about  1788. 

36  Hendrick,  lived  in  Sheffield,  N.  E. 

37  Eytje,  m.  Joan  Moor. 

38  Fey^je,  m.  Andrew  Kettell. 

39  Marytje,  bp,  April  5,  1713;  m.  Juret  Van  Hoen;  was  dead  in 

1758,  when  her  brother  Gerrit  made  his  will. 

Jan  Bogaert  settled  in  Kinderhook,  N.  T. 

10. 
Jannetje,  daughter  of  (3)  Cornells  Bogaert  and  Derkje 

,  was  bom  in  Albany ;  married  Martin  Van  Alstyne 


about  1683,  and  had 

40  Marytje,  bp.  February  1,  1685. 

41  Geertje,  bp.  October  2, 1687. 

42  Lydia,  bp.  February  5,  1690. 

43  Jacob,  bp.  December  4,  1694. 

44  Abigail,  bp.  January  20,  1696. 

45  Abraham,  bp.  July  17,  1698. 

Jannetje,  wife  of  Martin  Van  Alstyne,  died .     He 

maried,  2d,  Cornelia  Van  den  Bergh,  November  10,  1705. 

11- 
Tennis,  son  of  (4)  Gnysbert  Cornelis  Bogaert,  was  born 
in  Holland  ;  married,  1st,  Sara,  daughter  of  Joris  (George) 
Jansen  Bapelje,  and  widow  of  Hans  Bergen,  whom  she  married 
in  1639  (she  was  born  in  Albany,  June  9,  1625),  and  had 


28  BoGABT. 

46  Aertje,  bp.  December  19,  1655 ;  m.  Theodokus  Polhemus,  Octo- 

ber 14,  1676. 

47  Catalyntje,  bp.  December  16, 1657 ;  m.  Teunis  Dentse,  November 

16, 1679 ;  settled  in  New  Jersey. 

48  Noellje,  bp.  February  22, 1660 ;  d.  y. 

49  Aeltje,  bp.  September  8, 1661 ;  m.  Coknelis  Claas,  about  1688. 

50  Annetje,  bp.  August  23,  1665 ;  m.  Joris  Abrahamse  Brincker- 

hopf,  about  1690. 

51  Neeltje,  bp.  August  23,  1665 ;   m.  Oornelis  Teunis  Denyse, 

August  23,  1687. 

52  Guysbert,  bp.  December  5,  1668;  m.  Jannetje  Symosen  Van 

Arsdaie,  April  16,  1689. 

Sara  Bergen  nee  Rapalje,  wife  of  Teunis  Guysbeet  Bo- 
gaeet,  died  about  1685,  se.  about  sixty  years.  He  married,  2d, 
Geebtie  Jans,  widow  of  Derick  Dey,  November  12,  1687. 

Note  —  Catalyntje  Trico,  daughter  of  J.  Trico,  of  Paris,  the  mother  of 
Sara  Rapalje,  first  wife  of  Teunis  Of.  Bogaert,  testified  before  William 
Morris,  Justice,  October  17, 1688,  that  she  "  was  eighty-three  years  old,  was 
born  in  Paris,  came  over  in  1623  in  the  ship  '  Unity,'  lived  in  Albany,  and 
in  the  year  1626  came  to  reside  in  New  York."  Therefore  she  cannot  have 
been,  as  heretofore  supposed,  born  on  Long  Island,  and  the  first  child  born 
in  the  province.  (See  Bergen  Memorial.)  Teunis  (Juysbert  Bogaert  emi- 
grated from  Heykoop  in  Holland  about  1652. 


is. 

Adrian,  son  of   (4)  Guysbert  Gornelis  Bogaert  and 
Beeltje ,  married,  1st, ,  and  had 

63  Iden,  bp.  November  28,  1665  ;  m.  *  Ibel  BloodtgOET,  August  26, 
1685. 

54  Grietje,  bp.  November  6,  1667. 

55  Cornelia,  bp.  July  9,  1670. 

56  William  (supposed),  bp.  (1672  ?). 

57  Cornells,  bp.  March  18,  1674. 

58  Jacob,  bp.  April  10, 1678. 

The  first  wife  of  Adeian  Bogaeet  died  — — .     He  married, 
2d,  Beeltje (widow),  September  14,  1685. 


*  Eiker  says  she  married  Iden  Van  Schalck. 


BoGART.  29 

15. 
Jan,    commonly   called  "Jan   Louwe,"  a  contraction  of 
"  Loukn8,"  son  of  (5)  Louens  Cornelisen  Bogaert,  of  Schoen- 
derwocrt,  was  born  in  Holland ;  married  Cornelia  Everts,  and 
had 

69  Pieter,  b.  1656,  in  Leerdam,  Holland;   m.  Feytje  Vlibrboom, 
September  29,  1686. 

60  Guysbert,  b.  1663,  at  Bedford,  L.  I. ;  m.  Annetie  Jansen. 

61  Claas,  b.  1668,  at  Bedford,  L.  I.;  m.,  1st,  Beeltje  Van  Schaick, 

June  28,  1695  ;  2d.,  Margariet  Conselyea,  widow  of  John 
Van  Tilburg,  February  23,  1707. 

62  Johannes,  d.  y. 

63  Elizabeth,  m.  Barmen  Janse  Knickerbocker,  before  1688. 

64  Catharina,  m.  Elbert  Harmense,  of  New  York. 

65  Greetje  (Margaret),  in.  Pieter  Jansen  Haring,  December  4, 

1678. 

66  Cornelia,  m.  (7)  Wouter  Quackenbush,  of  Albany,  October  4, 1696 

67  Janneke,  m,  Joris  (George)  Holmes,  July  8,  1704. 

68  Johannes,  b.  August  16, 1679 ;  m.  Glaasje  Van  Schaick,  June  16, 

1700 ;  no  ch. ;  d.  in  1717,  He  made  a  will  June  9,  1717,  leaving 
his  estate  to  his  wife  Claabje  and  to  Jan,  Cornells  and  Hen- 
drick,  children  of  his  brother  Claas  by  his  first  wife,  Beeltje 
Van  Schaick.     His  widow  married  Jan  De  Graff. 

"  Jan  Lornve  Bogaert  came  from  Schoenderwoert,  Holland, 
with  a  wife  and  two  children,  whose  kinsman,  Thennis  Geys- 
bert  Bogert,  of  Heykoop,  two  miles  north-west  of  Schoender- 
woert, had  been  already  ten  years  in  America. 

"Proceeding  to  Amsterdam,  they  all  embar.k«|p-j^aril  16, 
1663,.  in  the  'Brindled  Cow,'  John  Bergen,  Master,  in  which 
ship  there  also  sailed  several  French  refugees  from  Mannheim, 
in  the  Palatinate. 

"  Jan  Louens  Bogaert  resided  first,  after  coming  to  this 
country,  in  Bedford,  L.  I.  On  the  6th  of  September,  1761,  he 
and  his  wife,  Cornelia  Everts,  made  a  joint  will  at  Harlem, 
where  they  expected  to  remove,  which  they  did  shortly  after. 
They  gave  to  the  poor  of  New  Harlem  the  sum  of  ten  guilders 
as  a  memorial.  They  made  Johannes  Pieterson  Verbrugge  and 
Teunis  Geysberts  Bogert,  executors."     (Biker's  Harlem.) 


30  BoGART. 

16. 

Cornelia,  son  of  (6)  Cornells  Bogaert  and , 

married  Evatje  Hoornbeck,  July  16,  1696,  and  had 

69  Annelje,  b.  May  9, 1697,  at  Kingston,  N.  T. 

70  Warren,  b.  February  6,  1704. 

71  Johannes,  b.  February  2,  1709.     . 

Maryya,  daughter  of  (7)  Jacob  Cornells  Bogaert  and  (4) 
Jannetje  Quackenbush,  was  born  in  Albany,  June  14,  1681 ; 
married  Samuel  Franz  Pruyn,  January  15,  1703,  and  had 

72  Franciscus,  b.  March  15,  1704. 

73  Alida,  b.  November  17, 1706. 

74  Jacob,  b.  February  10,  1712. 

75  Maritie,  b.  September  20,  1713. 

76  Johannes,  b.  July  14, 1723. 

Samuel  Pruyn  made  a  will  March  27,  1752 ;  proved  Jan- 
uary 26,  1753 ;  mentioned  his  wife  Marty  a  and  his  children 
Francis,  Johannes  and  Jacob.     He  was  buried  June  27, 1752. 

3©. 

Cornells,  son  of  (7)  Jacob  Cornells  Bogaert  and  (4)  Jan- 
netje Quackenbush,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  23,  1683  ; 
married  (14)  Dorothy,  daughter  of  (3)  Hendrick  Jans  Oothout 
and  (6)  Oaatje  Yolkert  Donw  (b.  December  18,  1687),  October 
8,  1707,  and  had 

77  Jannetje,  b.  January  24, 1708-9  ;  m.  (34)  Johannes  V.  Douw,  about 

1737. 

78  Hendrick,  b.  October  24,  1709 ;  d.  April  17,  1712. 

79  Catharine,  b.  December  13,  1711 ;  d.  February  3,  1794. 

80  Rachel,  b.  March  3,  1715 ;  m.  (23)  VwlkeBt  An  Doow,  April  19, 

1742. 

81  Hendrick,  b.  September  29,  1718 ;  d.  June  27, 1722. 

82  Hendrick,  b.  July  3, 1724 ;  m.  Engeltje  Van  Schaick,  June  29, 

1751. 

Cornells  Bogaert  made  his  will  May  22, 1755,  died  July  27, 
and  was  buried  at  Albany  on  the  29th  of  that  month,  1755. 


BoGART.  31 

Dorothy  Oothout,  widow  of  Cornelis  Bogaert,  died  Decem- 
ber 23,  1777. 

22. 

Jacob,  son  of  (7)  Jacob  Cornelis  Bogaert  and  (4)  Jan- 
netje  Quackenbush,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  14, 1687 ; 
married  Catalyna,  daughter  of  Pieter  David  Scliuyler  (b.  Octo- 
ber 10,  1686),  and  had 

83  Jannetje,  bp.  March  4,  1771 ;  m.  Sybrant  Van  Schaick,  August 

19, 1733. 

84  Alida,  bp.  June  2, 1713;  m.  Johannes  Van  Schaick,  July  9. 1736. 

85  Pieter,  bp.  August  18,  1715, 

86  Maria,  bp.  October  17,  1717;  d.  y, 

87  Maria,  bp.  March  8,  1718. 

88  Catalyna,  bp.  July  30,  1721. 

Jacob  Jacobse  Bogaert  died  in  Albany,  and  was  buried 
April  6,  1725. 

23. 
Pieter,  son  of  (7)  Jacob  Coruelis  Bogaert  and  (4)  Jan- 

netje  Quackenbush,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  22, 1689  ; 
married  Rebecca,  daughter  of  Douw  Fonda,  and  had 

89  Jannetje,  bp.  October  14,  1711;    m.  (20)  Wodter  Groesbeck, 

December  14, 1739. 

90  Douw,  b.  October  1, 1714 ;  m.  Willempie  Bkadt,  December  8, 

1739. 

91  Jacob,  b.  July  21, 1710;  in.  Maria  Yates,  October  24,  1741 ;  d.  in 

1815. 

92  Pieter,  b.  August  14,  1718;  m.  Barbara  Van  Vranken,  January, 

1758. 

93  Rebecca,  b.  April  10, 1721 ;  m.  Johannes  Booker  (?),  June  15, 1751. 

94  Abraham,  b.  November  18, 1723;  m.  Marytje  Bassett,  June,  1753 . 

95  Maddalena,  b.  January  9,  1725  ;  m.  Johannes  Spoor,  June  18, 

1757. 

Rebecca,  wife  of  Pieter  Bogaert,  died  in  Albany,  and  was 
buried  February  5,  1754. 

Isaac,  son  of  (7)  Jacob  Cornells  Bogaert  and  (4)  Jannetje 

Quackenbush,  was  born  in  Albany,  at  eight  o'clock,  a.   m., 
5 


32  BOGAET. 

January  18,  1695;  married  (19)  Hendricke,  daughter  of  (3) 
Hendrick  Jants  Oothout  and  (6)  Caatje  Volkert  Douw  (b.  Sep- 
tember 3,  1699),  November  25,  1725,  and  had 

96  Jacob,  b.  August  10,  1726  ;  d.  y. 

97  Hendrick  L,  b.  October  26,  1729;  m.  (65)  Bakbaka  Maiiselis, 

February  19,  1758;  d.  June  27, 1821, 

98  Jacob,  b.  January  9,  1733;  d.  January  20,  1733. 

99  Jacob,  b.  September  25, 1734  ;  d.  October  20, 1746. 

100  Catharine,  b.  September  25, 1734:  m.  Gebbit  Myndeutse  Van 

Yeveken,  July  17,  1764. 

101  Isaac,  b.  June  13,  1741;  m.  (31)  Cathalyna  Hun,  December  1, 

1773;  d.  September  25,  1818.     She  died  November  18,  1824. 

Hendrickie  Oothout,  wife  of  Isaac  Bogaet.  died  in  Albany, 
April  21,  1764,  at  three  o'clock,  a.  m.,  in  her  sixty-ninth  year. 

Isaac  Bogaet  died  in  Albany,  September  15,  1770. 

The  children  of  Isaac  Bogaet  inherited  from  their  mother 
the  property  on  the  east  side  of  Broadway,  Albany,  and  south 
side  of  Hudson  avenue,  running  from  Broadway  to  the  river, 
about  sixty  feet  in  width ;  a  part  of  which  is  still  in  possession  of 
his  heirs  through  Isaac  H.  Bogaet  and  his  daughter,  Angelica 
Talcott,  deceased. 

About  this  time  (1750),  some  members  of  the  family  dropped 
the  "  a,"  and  some  the  "  e,"  from  the  name. 

36. 

Benjamin,  son  of  (7)  Jacob  Cornelis  Bogaert  and  (4) 

Jannetje  Quackenbush,  was  born  in  Albany,  March  8,  1698 ; 
married  Anna,  daughter  of  Isaac  Gaspers  Hallenbeck  and  Dor- 
othy Bosch  (bp.  March  24,  1706),  February  20,  1727,  and  had 

102  Jannetje,  bp.  June  19,  1728. 

103  Dorothy,  bp.  November  10,  1729.    , 

104  Maria,  bp.  August  6, 1732. 
106  Rachel,  bp.  October  10, 1734. 

106  Jacob,  bp.  January  6,  1736. 

107  Anna,  bp.  September  9,  1739 ;  d.  August,  1744. 

108  Magdalena,  bp.  December'5, 1742. 

109  Anna.  ) 

[  bp.  January  12, 1746 ;  d.  September,  1747. 

110  Isaac,  ) 


BoGART.  33 

Anna  Hallenbeck,  wife  of  Benjamin  Bogart,  died  in  Al- 
bany, October,  1749. 

29. 
Martin,  son  of  (8)  Hendrick  Cornelis  Bogaert  and  Jan- 
netje  Martens,  was  born  in  Marbletown  (?) ;  baptised  October 
3,  1686 ;  married  1st,  GuysDerty'e  Osterhout,  and  had 

HI  (Annelje,  bp.  iu  Kinderhook,  August  11, 1706  ?) 

Martin  Bogaert  married,  2d,  Tannetie,  daughter  of  Jan  De  La 
Mater  and  Ruth  Waldron,  May  6,  1713,  and  had 

112  Sarah,  bp.  April  5,  1719;  m.  Guysbert  Kkom. 

113  Hendrickus,  bp.  March  17,  1723  ;  d.  before  1740. 

114  Johannes,  bp.  December  20, 1724,  to  whom  his  father  left  his  Bible. 

115  Cornelis,  bp.  December  20, 1727 ;  m.  Maike  Etting,  December 

10,  1756. 

116  Rebecca,  m.  Johannes  Thomise. 

Martin  Bogaert  made  his  will  November  17,  1740,  proved 
July  6,  1762,  mentioning  his  wife  and  the  above  children, 
excepting  Hendrickus. 

34. 

Rachel,  daughter  of  (8)  Hendrick  Cornelis  Bogaert  and 
Jannetje  Martens,  was  baptised  May  4,  1701 ;  married  Isaac 
Martens  Ysselstein,  of  Claverack,  N.  Y.,  November  26, 1725, 

and  had 

• 

117  Jannetje,  b.  at  Esopus;  m.,  1st,  PnrLip  Rudolph  Haymer,  of 

Saucon  township,  Pa.;  2d,  John  Nicholas  Schaeffer,  of 
Bethlehem,  Pa. 

118  Cornelia,  b.  January  25, 1731,  at  Claverack  ;  m.  Louis  Huebner, 

of  Bethlehem,  October  4, 1757;  d.  June  3, 1775,  at  Bethlehem. 

119  Eleonora,  b.  June  21,  bp.  June  24,  1733,  at  Esopus;  ra,  Abra- 

ham Andress,  of  Bethlehem,  July  29,  1757;  d.  at  Bethlehem, 
September  14, 1804. 

120  Beata,  b.  May  10,  bp.  May  16,  1736,  at  Esopus ;  m.  Anthony 

Smith,  of  Bethlehem,  October  14, 1766;  d.  July  6,  1814,  at  Beth- 
lehem. 

121  Sarah,  b.  January  27, 1740,  in  Saucon  township;  d.,  s.,  January 

6,  1785,  at  Bethlehem. 

122  Rachel,  b.  June  8,  1741 ;  m.  (4)  Conrad  Gerhard,  September 

29, 1768.    See  (4)  Gerhard. 


34  BoGABT. 

Isaac  Martins  Tsselstein,  born  in  Kingston,  N.  Y. ;  died 
at  his  residence  near  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  July  26,  1742.  Kachel 
Bogaeet,  his  widow,  married,  2d,  Abeaham  Boempee,  of 
Bethlehem,  Pa.,  July .22, 1748  (b.  in  Nassau,  Germany,  in  1706) ; 
no  children,  and  died  in  February,  1793. 

Bachel  Bogaeet,  wife  of  Abeaham  Boempee,  died  at  Beth- 
lehem, March  1, 1769.-  After  her  first  marriage  she  resided  at 
Esopus  (Kingston,  N.  Y.),  then  at  Claverack,  and  later  at  Mai- 
bletown.  In  1738  she  removed  with  her  husband  to  Saucon 
township,  Bucks  (now  Northampton)  county,  Pa.,  where  he 
bought  a  properly  on  the  Lehigh  river,  opposite  Bethlehem. 

52. 

Guysbert,  son  of  (11)  Tennis  G-uysbert  Bogart  and 
Sarah  Rapelje,  was  born  December  5,  1668 ;  m.  Jannetjc, 
daughter  of  Symon  Van  Arsdale,  April  16,  1689,  and  had 

123  Teunis,  m.  Catharine  Hegeman,  October  20,  1711. 

124  Sarah,  bp.  August  4, 1690;  m.  Abraham  Schenck,  April  20,1717. 

125  Symon,  bp.  November  5, 1693;  m.  Margaret  Van  Eeck,  Novem- 

ber 16,  1716. 

126  Guysbert,  Jr.,  bp. ;  m.  Marretje  Bergen,  November  17, 

1719. 

127  Peternelletje,  bp.  December  26, 1699. 

128  Maria,  bp.  June  16,  1702. 

In  1729  Guysbeet  T.  Bogaeet  conveyed"  a  farm  to  his  son, 
Guysbeet,  Je. 

56. 

William,  son  of  (12)  Adrian  O.  Bogaert  and 

,  was  baptised  in  1672;  married  ■ ■ — ■,  and 

had 


129  Adrian,  bp.  April  20,  1693;  m.  Maritje  La  Montaigne,  August 

26,  1716  (had  William,  b.  1717  ?). 

130  Maritje,  bp.  October  18,  1696. 

131  Susanna,  )  d.  y. 


[  Twins;  bp.  July  30,  1699. 


132  Neeltje, 

133  Joris  (George), ) 
Twins;  bp.  January  11,  1702  ;  d.  y. 

134  Wilhelmus, 


'  (-  Twii] 


BoGAKT.  35 

135  Joris,  bp.  September  3,  1704;  d.  y. 

136  Joris,  bp.  December  2, 1705. 

137  Wilhelmus,  bp.  December  15, 1706. 

138  Susanna,  bp.  July  16,  1710 ;  d.  y. 

139  Susanna,  bp.  November  5,  1712. 

140  Cornelius,  bp.  November  9,  1715. 

William  Bogaert  lived  in  the  north  ward  of  New  York  in 
1702.  His  wife  and  one  son  and  one  daughter  were  living 
with  him  at  that  date. 

59. 
Pieter,  son  of  (15)  Jans  Louens  Bogaert  and  Cornelia 

Everts,  was  born  in  Leerdom,  Holland,  in  1656 ;  married 
Eeytje,  daughter  of  Matty s  Vlierboom,  September  29,  1686, 
and  had 

141  Cornelia,  bp.  July  3, 1687;  m.  Geysbbrt  Ckom. 

142  Maria,  bp.  July  21,  1689;  m.  Daniel  Gautier. 

143  Elizabeth,  bp.  December  5,  1694. 

144  Catalina,  bp.  May  5,  1697. 

145  Johannes,  bp.  February  14,  1700. 

146  Matthew,  bp.  1702. 

147  Peter,  bp.  March  18,  1705. 

148  WiUemtie,  b.  1708. 

Pieter  Bogert  resided  in  Harlem,  N.  Y.,  served  as  a  soldier 
under  Leisler  in  holding  the  fort  at  New  York  in  1689-90,  and 
in  1717  was  paid  for  arms  given  up  in  1691  to  the  Govern- 
ment. 

60. 

Guysbert,  son  of  (15)  Jans  Louens  Bogaert  and  Cornelia 

Everts,  was  born  at  Bedford,  Long  Island,  N.  Y.,  in  1663 ; 
married  Annetie,  daughter  of  Laurens  Jansen^  and  Annetje 
Jans  (bp.  July  8,  1674),  and  had 

149  John,  b.  1705. 

150  Mary,  b.  1707. 

151  Lawrence,  b.  1710. 

152  Cornelius,  b.  1715. 

153  Nicholas,  b.  1718. 


36  BoGAET. 

Guysbert  Bogert  removed  from  Harlem  to  Tappan,  where  lie 
bought  lands,  October  6,  1707.  He  was  living  on  his  farm  on 
the  Sparkill  in  1729. 

61. 

Claas  (Nicholas),  son  of  (15)  Jan  Lou  ens  Bogaert  and 
Cornelia  Everts,  was  born  at  Bedford,  Long  Island,  N.  Y., 
in  1668;  married  Beeltje,  daughter  of  Hendrick  C.  Van 
Schaick,  June  28,  1695,  and  had 

154  Jan,  bp.  May  5, 1697 ;  m.  Hannah  Peck,  March  10,  1716.    ■ 

155  Cornells,  bp.  January  14.  1700 ;  m.*  CORNELIA  Van  Duyn,  May 
1,  1720 ;  d.  April  19,  1793. 

166  Evert,  bp.  July  19,  1702;  d.  y. 

157  Hendrick,  bp.  March  25, 1705;  m.  Cornelia  De  Graw,  Novem 

ber  22,  1724. 

Claas  Bogert  married,  2d,  Grietje  (Margaret),  daughter  of  Jan  Con- 
selyea  and  Phebe  Schut,  and  widow  of  Johannes  Van  Tilburg, 
February  23, 1707,  and  had 

158  Cornelia,  bp.  December  28,  1707;  d.  y. 

159  Beeltje,  bp.  December  5,  1708;  d.  y. 

160  Cornelia,  bp.  April  5, 1710 ;  m.  Alburtis  Tiebout,  October  11, 
•  1728. 

161  Johannes,  bp.  September  9,  1711;  died  before  his  father. 

162  Margrietae,  b.  March  1,  bp.  March  8,  1713;  in.  (37)  Joiiannes 

Quackenbush,  December  20,  1730;  d.  October  3, 1785. 

163  Elizabeth,  bp.  September  19, 1714;  m.  Elbert  Herring,  Sep 

tember  17, 1732. 

164  Beeltje,  bp.  June  13,  1716;  died  before  her  father. 

165  Annetje,  bp.  April  20,  1718. 

166  Petrus,  bp.  September  4,  1720;  m.  (Tanneke  Paers,  August  2, 

1741  ?). 

Claas  Bogert  made  a  will  September  17,  1726;  mentions 
his  second  wife,  Grietje,  and  the  eight  children  living  at  that 
time.     He  died  January  5,  1727. 

Geietje,  widow  of  Oi.aas  Bogert,  died  September  20,  1742. 

63. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (15)  Jan  Louens  Bogaert  and 
Cornelia  Everts,  married  Harmcn  Janse  Knickerbacker, 

before  1686,  and  had 


*  See  Bergen  family,  p.  518. 


BoGAET.  37 

167  Jamietje,  bp. ;  m,  (19)  Hendkick  Lansing,  Jk.,  June  14, 

1704. 

168  Cornelia,  bp.  September  2, 1688;  d.  y. 

169  Cornells,  bp.  January  6,  1692. 

170  Cornelia,  bp.  January  21,  1695 . 

171  Evert,  bp.  September  3,  1699. 

172  Peter,  bp.  April  9,  1702. 

173  Johannes. 

174  Iiourens. 

66. 
Cornelia,  daughter  of  (15)  Jan  Louens  Bogaert  and  Cor- 
nelia Everts,  was  born ;  married  (7)  Wonter  Quacken- 

bush,  of  Albany,  October  4,  1696. 

See  (7)  Quackenbush. 

77. 
Jamietje,  daughter  of  (20)  Cornelis  Bogart  and  (14) 
Dorothy  Oothout.,  was  born  in  Albany,  January  24,  1708-9 ; 
married  (34)  Johannes  V.  Douw,  about  1737. 
See  (34)  Douw. 

80. 
Rachel,  daughter  of  (20)  Cornelis  Bogart  and  (14)  Dor- 
othy Oothout,  was  born  in  Albany,  March  3,  1715  ;  married 
(23)  Yolkert  An.  Douw,  April  19,  1742. 
See  (23)  Douw. 

§2. 

Hendrick,  son  of  (20)  Cornelis  Bogart  and  (14)  Dor- 
othy Oothout,  was  born  in  Albany,  July  3,  1724 ;  married 
Engeltje,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Van  Schaick  and  Dorothy 
Witbeck  (b.  May  15,  1728),  June  29,  1751,  and  had 

175  Dorothea,  bp.  May  3,  1752. 

176  Jannelje,  bp.  July  4, 1755;  m.  (68)  Voucert  Oothout,  March  30, 

1774. 

Hendrick  Bogart  died  previous  to  December  30,  1788,  at 
which  time  letters  of  administration  on  his  estate  were  granted 


38  BoGAKT. 

to   Volkert   Oothout   and   Januetje,    his    wife,   of   "Albany 
Flats." 

89. 
Jannetje,  daugliter  of  (23)  Pieter  Jacobse  Bogart  and 
Rebecca  Fonda,  was  baptised  October  14,  1711 ;  married  (20) 
Wouter  (iroesbeck,  December  14,  1739. 
See  (20)  Groesbeck. 

90. 

Don  w,  son  of  (23)  Pieter  Jacobse  Bogart  and  Rebecca 
Fonda,  was  bom  October  1,  1714;  married  Willempie  liradt, 
December  8,  1739,  and  had 

177  Maria,  bp.  October  5,  1741;  m.  Abraham  Veri'lank,  August  8, 

1761. 

178  Rebecca,  bp.  January  26, 1743 ;  m.  Maas  Van  Buren,  February 

14,  1767. 

179  Barent,  bp.  January  4, 1745;  m.  Alida  Van  den  Bergh. 

180  Magdalena,  bp.  February  28,  1748. 

181  Rachel,  bp.  May  24, 1750;  m.  Teunis  W.  Slingurland,  May  31, 

1777. 

182  Willempie,  bp.  June  26, 1757;  m.  James  Fonda,  August  30, 1783. 

91. 

Jacob,  son  of  (23)  Pieter  Jacobse  Bogart  and  Rebecca 

Fonda,  was  born  in  Albany,  July  21,  1716 ;  married  Maria, 
daughter  of  Christoffe  Yates  and  Catharine  Winne  (bp.  April 
29,  1722),  October  24,  1741,  and  had 

183  Rebecca,  bp.  August  8,  1742 ;  m.  John  Van  Ness,  June  4, 1763. 

184  Oatalyntje,  bp.  June  17,  1744 ;  m.  Cornells  Van  den  Beroii. 

185  Pieter,  bp.  January  10,  1746;  d.  y. 

186  Pieter,  bp.  December  25, 1747;  in.  Saktje  Van  Scuaick,  Janu- 

ary 2,  1773;  d.  November  12,  1795." 

187  Anneke,  bp.  October  22,. 1749 ;  m.  Abraham  J.  Van  Arnem. 

188  Christopher,  bp.  February  2, 1752;  d.  y. 

189  Christopher,  bp.  March  3,  1754  ;  m.  Rebecca  Winne. 

190  Jacob,  bp.  May  7,  1756;  d.  y. 

191  Jacob,  bp.  November  30,  1760  ;  d.  y. 

192  Jacob,  bp.  May  14,  1762. 

193  Maria,  bp.  November  17, 1763. 


BoGART.  39 

Jacob  Pieter  Bogart  died  in  Worcester,  Otsego  county, 
N.  Y.,  in  1815. 

92. 
Pieter,  son  of  (-23)  Pieter  Jacobse  Bogart  and  Rebecca 

Fonda,  was  born  in  Albany,  August  14,  1718 ;  married  Bar- 
bara, daughter  of  Rykert  Yan  Yranken  and  Maria  Bradt  (bp. 
September  24,  1727),  January,  1758,  and  had 

194  Peter,  bp.  February  25,  1759;  d.  y. 
"l95  Peter,  bp.  December  11, 1760. 
196  Rebecca,  bp.  November  14,  1764. 
196  Rykert,  bp.  July  22,  1766;  d.  y. 

198  Rykert,  bp.  September  20, 1769. 

97. 
Hendrick,  son  of  (25)  Isaac  Bogart  and  (19)  Hendricke 
Oothout,  was  born  in  Albany,  October  26,  1729 ;    married 
(65)  Barbara,  daughter  of  (25)  Johannes  Marselis  and  (22) 
Johanna  Beeckman,  February  19,  1758,  and  had 

• 

199  Hendrickie,  b.  February  19,  1760 ;  d.,  single,  May  17, 1812. 

200  Johannes,  b.   September  5,   1761  ;    in.,   1st,    Catharina  Ten 

Broeck,  January  12,  1784 ;  2d,  Christiana  Vodght,  April  11, 
1796;  d.  May  22,  1853. 

201  Johanna,  b.  November  18,  1763 ;  d.  December  24,  1767. 

202  Isaac  Henry,  b.  September  7,  1765;  m.  (96)  CathlinA  ViascHER 

January  31,  1789  ;  d.  September  22, 1841. 

203  Gerrit,  b.  March  9,  1770;  m,  Margaret  Nkxsen,  January  8, 

1795;  d.  May  9,  1820, 

Barbara  Marselis,  wife  of  Hendrick  I. -Bogart,  died  of  old 
age,  in  Albany,  October  23,  1816,  ae.  eighty-eight  years,  one 
month. 

Henry  I.  Bogart  died  at  his  residence,  No.  12  Hudson  street, 
Albany,  June  27,  1821,  ae.  ninety-one  years,  seven  months  and 
twenty -one  days. 

During  the  war  of  the  Revolution  he  held  a  commission  as 

Assistant  Deputy  Quarter-Master  General  under  Col.  Morgan 

Lewis.     He  was  one  of  the  "  Committee  of  Safety,"  and  on 

May  24,  1775,  was  appointed,  by  Congress,  Commissioner  of 

6 


40  BoGART. 

Stores  and  Provisions.  March  21,  179-1,  he  was  appointed  by 
General  Washington  Inspector  of  the  Revenue  of  the  Port  of 
Albany.  In  1761  and  1766  lie  was  elected  Assistant  Alder- 
man, and  in  1767  Alderman  of  the  First  Ward  of  the  city.  He 
also  held  the  office  of  City  Surveyor. 

100. 
Catharina,  daughter  of  (25)  Isaac  Bogart  and  (19)  Hen- 
dricke  Oothout,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  25,  1734; 
married  Gerrit,  son  of  Myndert  Van  Yevereu  and  Ariaantje 
Wyngaart  (bp.  October  7,  1733),  July  17,  1764,  and  had 

204  Myndert,  b.  September  1, 1764. 

205  Hendrickie,  b.  January  6, 1766. 

206  Ariaantje,  b.  September  13, 1707. 

207  Catharina,  b.  August  18, 1769. 

208  Sara,  b.  July  19,  1772. 

101. 

Isaac,  son  of  (25)  Isaac  Bogart  and  (19)  Hendricke  Oot- 
hout, w.as  born  in  Albany,  June  13,  1741 ;  married  (31)  Cath- 
alyna,  daughter  of  (15)  Harinen  Hun  and  (65)  Elsje  Lansing 
(bp.  December  17,  1749)  December  1,  1773,  and  had 

209  Harmen,  b.  October  13,  1774;  m.  Dolly  (Dorothy)  Witbeck, 

January  23, 1793. 

210  Isaac,  b.  September  18, 1776 ;  m.  Makia  Spraker. 

211  Jane,  b.  October  11,  1782 ;  in.  Killian  Van  Rensselaer;  d. 

September,  19,  1862. 

Isaac  Bogart  died  in  Albany,  September  25,  1818,  ae.  sev- 
enty-seven. 

Catiialyna  Hun,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany,  November  18, 
1824,  ae.  seventy-four. 

115. 
Cornelia,  son  of  (29)  Martin  Henrtrick  Bogaert  and  his 

2d  wife,  Tanneke  De  La  Hater,  was  born  in  Marbletown, 
Dutchess  county,  N.  Y.,  and  baptised  December  20,  1727 ; 
married  Maike  Etting,  December  10,  1756,  and  had 


BoGAKT.  41 

212  Cornelia,  bp.  August  3, 1760. 

213  Jannelje,  bp.  September  18, 1762. 

214  Sara,  bp.  August  26,  1764. 

123. 

Tennis,  son  of  (52)  Guysbert  Tennis  Bogaert  and  Jan- 

netje  Symonse  Tan  Aresdale,  was  born ;  married  Cath- 

arine,  daughter  of  Joseph  Hegeman,  October  20,  171  J,  and 
had 


215  Guysbert, ;  m. . 

216  Isaac,  bp.  November  2, 1718  ;  m.  Rachel. 

217  Adrian,  bp.  December  18,  1820  ;  m.  Magdalena. 

218  Abraham,  bp.  April  21,  1723. 

219  Maria,  bp.  March  28,  1725. 

220  Cornelia,  bp.  March  2,  1729 ;  m.  Makgaket. 

221  Antie. 

222  Jannetje,  d.  before  1767. 

223  Tenuis. 

Teunis  Guysbert  Bogaert  made  a  will  dated  June  2,  1767 ; 
proved  April  27,  1768 ;  made  in  Brooklyn.  He  resided  on 
Staten  Island  from  1718  to  1730. 

135. 

Symon,  son  of  (52)  Guysbert  Teunis  Bogaert  and  Jan- 
netje Van  Aresdale,  was  baptised  November  5, 1693 ;  married 
Margaret  Van  Eeck,  November  16,  1716,  and  had 

224  Elizabeth,  bp.  October  18,  1719. 

225  Margrietje,  bp.  December  3, 1722. 

226  Simon,  bp.  May  19,  1726 ;  m.  Martha ,  and  had 

a  Mary,  bp.  December  4,  1746. 
b  Simon,  bp.  January  19,  1752. 
c  Richard,  bp.  July  22,  1759. 

This  family  and  that  of  Simon's  father  resided  on  Staten 
Island. 

227  Guysbert,  bp.  January  19, 1729. 

228  Sarah,  bp.  February  13,  1732. 

136. 

Guysbert,  Jr.,  son  of  (52)  Guysbert  Teunis  Bogaert 

and  Jannetje  Van  Aresdale,  was  baptised ;  married  Mar- 

retje,  daughter  of  Jacob  Bergen,  November  17,  1719,  and  had 


42  BoGAKT. 

229  Jacob,  bp.  April  7,  1723 ;  resided  at  New  Utrecht. 

230  Jan,  bp.  July  29, 1733. 

154. 
Jan  (John),  son  of  (61)  Claas  (Nicholas)  Bogert  and 
Beeltje  Van  Schaick,  was  baptised  in  New  York,  May  5, 
1697  ;  married  Hannah,  daughter  of  Jan  Peck  and  Elizabeth 
Montayne  (b.  1695),  March  10,  1716,  and  had 

231  Beeltje,  bp.  December  25, 1716;  d.  y. 

232  John,  bp.  1718;  m.  Abigail  Quick,  March  16,  1736-7. 

233  Isabella,  bp.  1719;  m.' Francis  Wessels,  October  12, 1745. 

234  Elizabeth,  1720  ;  m.  John  Leaky. 

235  Margaret,  bp.  1722 ;  m.  Jacob  Van  Antwerp,  April  18,  1745. 

236  Nicholas,  b.  April  2,  1725 ;  in.,  1st,  Maria  Quick,  April  29, 1747; 

2d,  Alida  Ritzema,  February  2,  1762  ;  he  d.  January  28,  1814. 

237  Anna,  bp.  1728  ;  ra.  Jacobus  Roosevelt,  December  4, 1746. 

238  Rachel,  bp.  1731. 

239  Jacobus  (James),  bp.  1734 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Banker,  December 

9,  1753. 

Jan  Bogert  died  in  New  York  in  1775.  "  He  and  his  broth- 
ers Cornelius  and  Hendrick  owned  lands  in  Fishkill,  N.  Y. 
His  son  Nicholas,  by  his  two  wives,  had  twenty-one  children, 
one  of  whom  was  the  late  Cornelius  Bogert,  Lawyer,  born 
August  14,  1775,  and  father  of  Horatio  G.  Bogert."  (Riker's 
Harlem.) 

155. 

Cornells,  son  of  (61)  Claas  Bogert  and  Beeltje  Van 

Schaick,  was  baptised  in  New  York,  January  14,  1700;  mar- 
ried Cornelia,  daughter  of  Cornelis  Van  Duyn,  May  1,  1720, 
and  had 

240  Cornells,  b.  1721 ;  d.  y. 

241  Cornelis,  b.  1725. 

242  Nicholas,  b.  1727;  d.  y. 

243  Sarah,  b.  1728 ;  m.  Robert  Rat. 

244  Rachel,  b.  1731 ;  m.  Charles  Dickinson. 

245  Henry,  b.  1732;  married  and  died  in  the  West  Indies;  no  ch. 

246  Nicholas,  b.  1734;  in.  Anne  Schuyler,  November  6,  1766  ;  d. 

1793. 

Cornells  Bogert  died  in  New  York,  April  19,  1793. 


BOGAET.  43 

157. 

Hcndrick,  son  of  (61)  Claas  Bogert  and  Beeltje  (Isa- 

bell  ?)  Van  Schaick,  was  born  in  New  York,  March  25, 1705  ; 
married  Cornelia,  daughter  of  Gerrit  De  Graw,  November  22, 
1724,  and  had 

247  Beellje  (Isabell),  b.  1725;  m.  Jan  De  Voe. 

248  Gerrit,  b.  1729. 

249  Henricus,  b.  1733. 

250  Cornells,  b.  1738. 

163. 
Margrietje,  daughter  of  (61)  Claas  Bogert  and  Beeltje 

Van  Schaick,  was  born  in  New  York,  March  1, 1713;  married 
(37)  Johannes  Quackenbush,  December  20,  1730. 
See  (37)  Quackenbush. 

176. 
Jannetje,  daughter  of  (82)  Hendrick  Bogart  and  En- 
jeltje  Van  Schaick,  was  baptised  July  4,  1755 ;  married  (68) 
Volkert  OothQut,  March  30,  1774. 

See  (68)  Oothout. 

179. 

ISarent,  son  of  (90)  Douw  P.  Bogart  and  Wilempie 

Bradt,  was  baptised  January  4,  1745 ;  married  Alida,  daugh- 
ter of  Wilhelmus  Van  den  Bergh,  Jr.,  and  Agnietje  Van  den 
Bergh  (bp.  May  20,  1750),  and  had 

251  Agnietje,  b.  October  6,  1775. 

252  Willempie,  b.  January  11, 1778;  in.  Thomas  C.  Gardner,  Novem- 

ber 26,  1798. 

253  Cornelia,  b.  July  29,  1780;  d.  January  31,  1836. 

254  Douw,  b.  May  30,  1783. 

255  Alida,  b.  August  19,  1788. 

181. 
Rachel,  daughter  of  (90)  Douw  P.  Bogart  and  Wilempie 

Bradt,  was  baptised  May  24, 1750;  married  Teunis  W.  Sling- 

erland.  May  31,  1777,  and  had 


44  BOGAET. 

256  Hester,  b.  October  22,  1778. 

257  Douw,  b.  April  4, 1781;  d.  y. 

258  Douw  B.,  b.  April  4,  1782;  m.  (276)  Anna,  daughter  of  Peter 
Bogart. 

259  Isaac,  b.  February  19, 1784. 

260  Walter. 

183. 
Willempie,  daughter  of  (90)  Douw  P.  Bogart  and 
Willempie  Bradt,   was   baptised   June   26,   1757;    married 
Jacobus  (James   Fonda,  August  30,  1783,  and  had 

261  Maria,  b.  February  7, 1784. 

262  Willempie,  b.  February  9, 1785. 

263  Abraham,  b.  August  28,  1786  ;  d.  y. 

264  Abraham,  b.  March  18, 1788;  d.  y. 

265  Rebecca,  b.  January  3,  1790. 

266  Alida,  b  August  22,  1791 . 

267  Abraham,  b.  March  10,  1793. 

268  Douw  B.,  b.  February  23, 1795. 

269  Isaac,  b.  November  1,  1796. 

270  Magdalena,  b.  September  25,  1798;  d.  February  20,  1838. 

186. 

Pieter,  son  of  (91)  Jacob  P.  Bogart  and  Maria  Tates, 
was  baptised  December  25,  1747 ;  married  Sartje,  daughter  of 
Gosen  Van  Schaick  and' May ke  Vandenbergh  (bp.  March  31, 
1751),  January  2,  1773,  and  had 

271  Jacob,  b.  August,  15, 1773;  d.  September  4,  1774. 

272  Jacob,  b.  July  27,  1775;  m.  Altda  Bloomendall;  had 

a  Pieter,  b.  October  4,  1796;  d.y. 

b  Pieter. 

c  Sarah,  b.  August  21, 1801. 

273  Magdalena,  b.  September  28,  1777;    m.  Benjamin  Van  Wra, 

July  8,  1796. 

274  Gosen,  b.  September  28,  1779;  m.  Rachel  Van  Woert. 

275  Maria,  b.  August  22,  1782;  m.  Zenas  Cart. 

276  Anna,  b.  May  3, 1784,  m.  Douw  B.  Slingerland. 

277  Rebecca,  b.  May  7,  1788;  d.  y. 

Sartje  (Sarah),  wife  of  Pieter  Jacob  Bogart,  died  March 
9,  1790. 
Pieter  Jacob  Bogart  died  November  12,  1795. 


BoGAKT.  45 

189. 
Christopher,  son  of  (91)  Jacob  P.  Bogart  and  Maria 
Yates,  was  baptised  in  Albany,  March  3,  1754;  married  Re- 
becca, daughter  of  Jellis  Winue  and  Fytje  Van  Woert  (bp. 
December  6,  1761),  and  had 

278  Jacob,  b.  October  20,  1779. 

279  Jellis,  b.  May  14,  1782. 

280  Maria,  b.  August  4,  1790. 

300. 
John  (Johannes),  son  of  (97)  Henry  I.  Bogart  and 
(65)  Barbara  Marselis,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  5, 
1761;  married,  1st,  Cathrina,  daughter  of  Benjamin  Ten 
Broeck,  of  Flatbush-on-the-IIudson  (b.  June  2,  1759),  January 
12,  1784,  and  had 

281  Johanna,  b.  October  14,  1784;  m.  John  Fay,  March,  1821 ;  d. 

February  8,  1822. 

282  Catharina,  b.  June  22,  1786  ;  d.  s. ,  November  17,  1811. 

283  Henry,  b.  April  19,  1788;  d.  s.,  in  New  Orle.ms,  August  18,  1817 

284  Sarah,  b.  February  21,  1790;  d.  s.,  August  It,  1870. 

Cathrina  Ten  Broeck,  wife  of  John  Bogart,  d  ed  in  Albany,  Feb- 
ruary 1, 1792.  He  married,  2d,  Christiana,  daughter  of  Capt. 
John  Vought,  of  Duanesburgb,  April  11,  1796,  and  bad 

285  Henrietta,  b.  November  28,  1797 ;  m.  Abraham  S.  Brincker- 

hopp,  January  12,  1825;  no  eh. 

286  John  Vought,  b.  July  16,  1799;  d.  y.,  August  22,  1800. 

287  Mary  Grandin,  b.  August  13,  1801 ;  single. 

288  Stephen  V.  R.,  b.  March  14,  1804;  m.  Amanda  Strong,  March 

7,  1826. 

289  Evelina  C,  b.  March  27,  1807 ;  d.  s.,  September  1,  1865. 

290  John  Henry,  b.  August  31,  1809 ;  m.  Eliza  Hermans,  April  8, 

1835. 

291  Isaac,  b.  December  31,  1811;  in.  Jbannbtte  Mott;  d.  October, 

15,1860;  noch. 

292  Philip  Grandin  Augustus,  b.  August  13,  1814";  d.  a.,  September 

.13, 1837. 

Christiana  Vought,  wife  of  John  Bogaet,  died  in  Albany, 
June  17,  1836. 

Captain  John  Bogart  died  in  Albany,  May  22,  1853,  ae. 
ninety-one  years,  eleven  months. 


46  BoGABT. 

Captain  Jon>~  Bogakt  was  identified  with  the  commerce  of 
the  city  of  Albany  and  the  river  at  a  period  so  early  as  to  make 
him,  at  his  death,  the  oldest  mariner  of  the  Hudson.  He  was 
in  command  of  a  vessel  in  the  year  1776,  and  while  in  charge 
was  sent  with  a  flag  of  truce  to  convey  the  wife  of  a  prominent 
general  officer  of  the  Hessians  to  the  city  of  New  York,  which 
was  then  in  the  occupation  of  the  British  forces.  He  was 
identified  with  the  incidents  of  the  Revolution.  He  was  a 
chosen  friend  of  General  Schuyler,  and  of  the  leading  men  of 
the  day  in  this  region,  and  shared  the  respect  and  warm  friend- 
ship of  the  "  Old  Patroon,"  Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  during 
their  mutual  lives.  Pie  lived  in  the  pleasant  memories  of  a 
kind  old  age,  of  years  far  prolonged,  but  not  diminishing  the 
sound  good  sense,  the  distinct  principle  and  refined  courtesies 
which  he  possessed  to  the  last,  making  him  to  all  an  object  of 
honor  and  veneration. 

303. 
Isaav  Henry,  son  of  (97)  Henry  I.  Bogart  and  (65) 
Barbara  Marselis,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  7,  1765; 
married  (96)  Gathlina,  .daughter  of  (82)  Bastian  Teunis 
Visscher  and  (21)  Engeltje  Vanden  Bergh  (b.  January  27, 
1771),  January  31,  1789,  and  had 

293  Angelica  (only  child),  b.  December  27, 1789 ;  m.,  1st,  (203)  Samuel 
Reed,  in  1805;  2d  (See  1802,  Talcott  Pedigree),  George  Tal- 
cott,  November  17,  1810. 

Isaac  H.  Bogart  died  of  apoplexy  in  Albany,  September 
22,  1841.  Catulina  Visschee,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany, 
April  10,  1845. 

Col.  Bogakt  was  appointed  by  Governor  Oliuton  Inspector 
of  Pot  and  Pearl  Ashes  in  New  York.  He  held  a  commission 
from  Governor  Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  dated  August  24,  1814, 
as  First  Lieutenant  of  the  company  of  Exempts,  formed  for 
the  protection  of  the  harbor  of  New  York.  He  remained  in 
New  York  for  many  years,  but  eventually  resigned  his  office, 
and  returned  to  his  native  city  to  reside.  He  inherited  from 
his  father  his  share  of  the  estate  bounded  by  Broadway,  Hud- 
son and  Quay  streets. 


BoGAKT.  47 

SOS. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (97)  Henry  I.  Bogart  and  (65)  Barbara 

Marselis,  was  born  in  Albany,  March  9,  1770  ;  married  Mar- 
garet Nexsen,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  January  8,  1795,  and  had 

294  Magdalen  M.,  b.  January  30,  1796 ;  m.  Geiuut  L.  Dox,  January 

9, 1817. 

295  Barbara,  b.  May  21,  1799;  d.  s.,  April  14,  1845. 

296  Henry,  d.  y. 

297  William  Henry,  d.  y.,  1804. 

298  Victor  Moreau,  d.  y.,  1808. 

299  Alexander  Hamilton,  b.  December  17,  1804;  d.  a.,  October  21, 

1826. 

300  William  Henry  Laurentius,  b.   November  28,  1810;   m.  Jane 

H.  Root,  July  5,  1834 

Gerrit  Bogart  died  in  Albany,  May  9,  1820. 
Margaret  Nexsen,  his  widow,  died  in  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

209. 
Harmen  H.,  son  of  (101)  Isaac  Bogart  and  (31)  Catha- 
lyna  Hun,  was  born  in  Albany,  October  13,  1774;  married 
Dorothee  (Dolly)  Witbeck,  January  23,  1 793,  and  had 

301  Isaac,  died  in  infancy. 

302  Cathalyna,  b.  September  20,  1800;  m.  D.  Dblamater;  d.  March 

1,  1860. 

303  Eliza,  b.  June  1,  1803;  m.  (194)  Herman  Ten  Eyck,  May  8, 

1821  ;  d.  July  5,  1853. 

304  Jane  b.  August  8,  1806  ;  d.  September  4,  1813. 

305  Cornelia,  b.  March  13,  1809  •  Godfrey  I.  Gkosvenor. 

306  Dolly,  b.  July  2,  1812;  d.  July  17,  1812. 

307  Charles,  b.  July  23,  1814  ;  d.  y. 

Harrnan  H.  Bogert  died  in  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  June  23,  1851. 
Dolly  Witbeck,   widow  of   Harman   Ii.  Bogert,  died  in 
Geneva,  1ST.  Y.,  January  1,  1853. 

210. 

Isaac,  son  of  (101)  Isaac  Bogart  and  (31)  Cathalyna  Hun, 

was  born  in  Albany,  September   18,    177G;    married  Maria 
Sprater,  and  had 


48  BoGART. 

308  John,  m. Bulkley. 

309  Catrina,  m.  Abel  Bulkley. 

310  Jane,  m. Brown  . 

311  Margaret,  m.  Hathaway  Lawrence. 

333. 

John,  Jr.,  son  of  (154)  Jan  (John)  Bogert  and  Hannah 
Peck,  was  baptised  in  1718  ;  married  Abigail,  daughter  of 
Jacobus  (James)  Quick  (b.  July  25,  1718),  Marcli  16,  1736-7, 
and  had 

312  Jacobus,  b.  December  25, 1737  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Peacock  ;  d.  Feb- 

ruary 1,  181 1. 

313  Annetje,  b.  December  4,  1739 ;  m.  Peter  Byvanck,  March  13, 

1758. 

314  Marylje,  b.  February  11,  1741;  m.  Captain  Willett  Taylor, 

1760. 

315  John,  b.  February  15, 1743;  m.  Elizabeth  Brasher;  d.  March 

5, 1774. 

316  Nicholas,  b.  March  12,  1745;  d.  y. 

317  A  daughter  b.  September  15,  1748  ;  died  in  infancy. 

318  A  daughter  b. ;  died  in  infancy. 

319  A  daughter  b.  April  5,  1750  ;  died  in  infancy. 

320  A  daughter  b.  July  12,  1751;  died  in  infancy. 

321  Nicholas,  b.  August  18,  1752  ;  d.  December  9,  1783. 

322  Cornelius  J.,  b.  October  13, 1754;  m. ;  d.  February 

16,  1832. 

323  Peter,  b.  April  29,  1757;  m.  Mary  Lawrence,  June  15,  1783  ; 

d.  June  11,  1838. 

324  Henry,  b.  May  31,  1758  ;  d.  September  11,  1783. 

325  A  son  b.  May  17,  1759;  died  in  infancy. 

326  A  son  b.  May  31,  1760;  died  in  infancy. 

Abigail  Quick,  wife  of  John  Bogekt,  died  January  25, 
1781. 

John  Bogert,  Jr.,  died  in  Harlem,  December  5, 1782.  (Hav- 
ing the  year  previous,  according  to  Riker,  married  a  second 
wife,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Philip  Daly,  and  widow  of  Abm. 
Brasher.  According  to  notes  furnished  by  James  L.  Bogekt 
[son  of  Peter  and  grandson  of  John,  Jr.],  now  deceased,  the 
John  Bogekt  who  married  Elizabeth  Brasher  was  the  son 
of  John  Bogert,  Jr.,  who  married  Abigail  Quick.) 


BOGAKT.  49 

John  Bogert,  Jr.,  served  as  Alderman  from  the  Montgomery 
ward  from  1755  to  1776.  He  then  declined  to  take  the  office 
of  Mayor  of  the  city,  and  retired  from  public  and  commercial 
life  to  his  country-seat  at  Harlem. 

246. 

Nicholas,  son  of  (155)  Cornelis  Bogert  and  Cornelia 

Van  Duyu,  was  born  in  New  York  in  1734 ;  married  Anne, 
daughter  of  Myndert  Schuyler  (once  Mayor  of  Albany)  and 
Elizabeth  Wessels,  November  6,  1766,  and  had 

327  Cornelius  N.,  b.  1768  ;  d.  a.  in  1831. 

328  David  S.,  b.  1770  ;  m.  Elizabetti  Platt. 

Nicholas  C.  Bogert  died  in  New  York  in  1793. 

Anna  Schuyler,  widow  of  Nicholas  C.  Bogeet,  died  at 
South  Hampton,  L.  I. 

Nicholas  C.  Bogeet  was  a  large  shipping  merchant  in  New 
York,  and  left  a  voluminous  business  correspondence  with  for- 
eign merchants.  His  father-in-law  was  the  proprietor  of  exten- 
sive real  estate  in  Hanover  Square,  a  part  of  old  New  York. 
He  inherited  from  his  father  the  homestead  on  the  corner  of 
Liberty  street  and  Broadway,  where  he  died.  His  son  Corne- 
lius lived  and  died  single  at  the  homestead,  having  been  in 
the  army,  where  he  held  a  captain's  commission  in  a  New 
York  regiment. 

273. 

Ma^dalena,  daughter  of  (186)  Pieter  J.  Bogart  and 
Sartje  Van  Schaick,  was  born  September  28,  1 777 ;  married 
Benjamin  Van  Wie,  July  8,  1796,  and  had 

329  Sarah,  b.  June  9,  1797 ;  m.  Samuel  Waterman,  March  6,  1820, 

330  Henry  B.,  b.  October  21 ,  1798  ;  d.  September  21,  1803. 

331  Jane,  b.  March  26,  1805  ;  m.  Nicholas  Van  Schaick. 

332  Maria,  b.  April  23,  1807;  m.  Fkancis  North. 

333  Catharine,  b.  May  27,  1810  ;  d.  y. 

Benjamin  Van  Wie  died  June  9,  1837. 
Magdalena  Bogart,  widow  of  Benjamin  Van  Wie,  died 
April  9,  1844. 


50  BoGABT.  • 

281. 
Johanna,  daughter  of  (200)  John  Bogart  and  Catharine 
Ten  Broeck,  was  born  in  Albany,  October  14,  1784  ;  married 
John  Fay,  March — ,  1821,  and  had 

334  Henry  B.  (M.  D.),  b.  February  8,  1822. 

Johanna  Bogart,  wife  of  John  Fay,  died  February  8, 1822. 
John  Fay  died . 

288. 
Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  son  of  (200)  John  Bogart 
and  Christiana  Yought,  his  second  wife,  was  born  in  Albany, 
March  14,  1804,  married  Amanda,  daughter  of  Rev.  Joseph 
Strong  and  Sophia  "Woodbridge,  March  7,  1826,  and  had 

335  John  Shankland,  d.  y. 

336  Mary  Christiana,  m.  Samuel  D.  Flagg.M.  D.,  U.  S.  N. 

337  Harriet  Sophia,  m.  William  M.  Whittbmore. 

338  Stephen  Maltby,  died  in  infancy. 

339  Edward  Strong,   in.   Helen   M.  Hart,  step-daughter   of   Dr. 
•    Benjamin  Franklin  Bache,  U.  S.  N.,  June  6,  1866. 

340  Grandin  Augustus,  died  in  infancy. 

341  Henrietta  Evelina. 

342  Katherine  Eliza,  m.  Captain  Tiiomas  Melville,  U.  H.  N. 

343  Isabella  Lee,  m.  Rev.  Francis  H.  Bagley. 

344  Amanda  Strong. 

Dr.  Stephen  Y.  R.  Bogert  was  educated  at  the  Albany 
Academy,  then  under  the  charge  of  Doctor  Romein  Beck. 
Among  his  classmates  were  Joseph  Henry,  late  President  of 
the  Smithsonian  Institute,  and  others  whose  names  have  been 
known  by  their  worth  of  character. 

After  leaving  the  academy  he  studied  medicine  with  Dr. 
Peter  "Wendell  until  prepared  to  enter  the  College  of  Physi- 
cians and  Surgeons  of  the  "Western  District  of  New  York,  and 
was  graduated  there  in  1825.  Having  made  arrangements  to 
settle  in  Norwalk,  Ohio,  he  went  there,  but  remained  less  than 
a  year,  when  he  removed  to  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  where  for  eighteen 
years  he  was  a  good  physician  and  an  esteemed  citizen  of  that 
beautiful  village  situated  on  the  banks  of  Seneca  lake. 


BOGAKT.  51 

In  1 844,  Laving  received  the  appointment  of  Eesident  Phy- 
sician of  the  "  Sailors'  Snug  Harbor,"  located  on  Staten  Island, 
within  sight  of  the  bay  and  harbor  of  our  metropolis,  he  left 
Geneva,  and  to  this  date,  A.  D.  .1882,  faithfully  discharges  a 
duty  which  yearly  increases,  as  this  "  Snug  Harbor,"  a  richly 
endowed  institution,  constantly  extends  its  benefactions ;  and 
from  a  mere  handful,  who  first  received  its  benefits,  it  now 
gives  a  home  to  more  than  seven  hundred  worn  out  seamen. 

290. 
John  Henry,  son  of  (200)  John  Bogart  and  his  second 
wife,  Christiana  Vought,  was  born  in  Albany,  August  31, 
1809 ;  married  Eliza,  daughter  of  John  Hermans,  of  Albany, 
April  8,  1835,  and  had 

345  John,  b.  February  8,  1836;  m.  Emma  C.  Jefferis,  November  2, 

1870. 

346  James  H.,  b.  March  24,  1839;  killed  in  battle  at  Port  Hudson, 

La.,  June  14,  1863. 

347  Augusta,  b.  January  17,  1841 ;  m.  Rev.  W.  R.  Harris,  April  25, 

1867  ;  has  one  daughter. 

348  Elizabeth,  b.  November  4,  1843. 

349  Henrietta,  b.  August  21,  1849  ;  m.  Charges  C.  Spencer,  Decem- 

ber 19,  1876  ;  has  three  sons. 

John  Henry  Bogai't  resides  in  New  York  city.  He  was 
educated  at  the  Albany  Academy,  and  has  been  engaged  in 
mercantile  business  for  many  years.  He  was  connected  with 
large  firms  in  Albany  and  New  York  during  his  youth.  He 
established  himself  in  business  in  Albany,  being  a  partner  in 
the  firm  of  Yates,  Bleocker  and  Bogart,  which  firm  removed 
to  the  city  of  New  York.  Since  the  dissolution  of  the  firm  he 
lias  continued  in  business  in  New  York. 

293. 

Angelica,  only  child  of  (202)  Isaac  Henry  Bogart  and 

(96)  Cathlina  Visscher,  was  born  in  Albany,  December  27, 
1789;  married,  1st,  (202)  Samuel,  son  of  (51)  Matthew  Eeed 

and  Elizabeth ,  of  Norwalk,  Conn.,  in  January,  1805, 

and  had 

350  Isaac  Henry,   b.  November  28,  1805.    See  (360)  Reed  and  (363) 

Visscher. 


52  BoGAKT. 

Samuel  Reed  died  in  Norwalk,  Conn.,  November,  1809.  She  married, 
2d  (See  1802,  Talcott  Pedigree),  George  Talcott,  U.  S.  A., 
November  17,  1810,  and  had 

351  George  Henry,  b;  July  16,  1811 ;   m.  Catharine  J.  Starke, 

November  9,  1843;  d.  June  8, 1854. 

352  Sebastian  Visscher,  b.  November  24, 1812;  m.  (406)  Olivia  M., 

Shearman,  November  23,  1843. 

Angelica,  wife  of  General  George  Talcott,  was  attacked 
with  apoplexy  while  coming  out  of  the  North  Dutch  Church, 
in  Albany,  about  twelve  o'clock  on  Sunday,  September  1, 1861, 
and  died  the  same  evening  at  seven  o'clock  fifteen  minutes,  at 
her  residence,  748  Broadway. 

"  In  the  character  of  Mrs.  Talcott  was  presented  one  of  the 
finest  exhibitions  of  the  'beauty  of  holiness.'  Gifted  by  her 
Creator  with  an  attractive  person,  an  intelligent  mind,  an  amia- 
ble temper,  and  manners  of  uncommon  gracefulness  and  refine- 
ment, to  all  these  was  superadded  the  exquisite  charm  of  a  true 
and  exalted  piety,  which  gave  increased  beauty  to  all  her  nat- 
ural graces.  She  blended  in  her  character,  and  her  Christian 
life  was,  her  character,  the  earnest  and  calm  good  sense,  the 
firmness  where  others  faltered,  the  act  of  kindness,  with  a  per- 
vading and  unceasing  gentleness,  which  possessed  the  fineness 
of  high  cultivation,  with  the  charity  that  thinketh  no  evil,  and 
gives  truth  and  power  to  the  affections.  In  her  this  was  the 
quiet,  unvarying  rule  of  life,  which  met  some  of  the  saddest 
of  all  human  trials,  and  which  knew  what  it  was  to  lose 
what  was  among  the  dearest,  and  yet  preserve  its  feelings  of 
love  to  all  around.  The  idea  of  the  Christian  lady  could  not 
have  found  better  reality  for  all  that  is  'pure  and  lovely,  and 
of  good  report,'  than  in  her.  Her  life  led  her  for  a  long  series 
of  years  to  mingle  in  the  world  in  its  most  active  scenes.  At  the 
seat  of  government,  at  important  positions  in  the  military 
defences  of  our  country,  she  long  resided.  And  from  all  these 
scenes  she  came  the  same  gentle  and  true  hearted  being,  inter- 
ested in  every  recital  of  others'  sorrow,  to  alleviate,  and  assist- 
ing by  the  irresistible  influence  of  sincere  kindness,  all  who 
came  around  her  for  sympathy  in  joy  or  grief. 

"  The  counsels  and  prayers  of  a  mother,  eminent  for  her  intel- 


BoGAET.  53 

ligent  piety,  and  her  knowledge  of  the  Scriptures,  were  always 
remembered  by  her,  and  her  union  to  the  church  in  its  visible 
structure,  was  only  the  progress  of  a  union  long  before  formed 
with  it  in  the  heart. 

"  There  were  several  elements  in  the  Christian  character  of 
Mrs.  Talcott  which  were  peculiarly  prominent  and  very  beau- 
tiful. She  was  a  Christian  of  a  peculiarly  Catholic  spirit ;  she 
was  a  cheerful  Christian  ;  she  was  a  devoted  Christian."  (From 
an  obituary  by  the  Kev.  Dr.  Rogers.) 

General  Geobge  Talcott  died  in  Albany,  April  25,  1862. 
(See  1802,  Talcott  Pedigree.) 

394. 

Magdalen,  daughter  of  (203)  Gerrit  Bogart  and  Mar- 
garet  Nexsen,  was  born  in  Albany,  January  30, 1796 ;  married 
Gerrit  L.,  son  of  Peter  Dox  and  (254)  Cathlina  Lansing  (b. 
May  13,  1784),  January  9,  1817,  and  had 

353  Peter,  b.  March  16,  1818  ;  m.  Susan  L.  Dox,  June  10,  1848;  d. 

December  21,  1852. 

354  Henry  B.,  b.  February  14, 1820  ;  d.  March  26, 1823. 

355  Abraham,  b.  February  28, 1822  ;  d.  April  25,  1823. 

356  Cathlina  L.,  b.  June  25,  1824 ;  d.  s.,  January  19,  1869. 

357  Hamilton  B.,  b.  April  28, 1827  ;  single ;  resides  in  Chicago. 

358  George  Talcott,  b.  July  26,  1828 ;  d.  March  24,  1830. 

359  John  Lansing,  b.  March  16,  1831 ;  d.  August  11,  1832. 

360  Margaret  N.,  b.  August  12,  1833 ;  d.  s.,  February  16,  1856. 

361  Henry  B.,  b.  October  12, 1839 ;  m.  Susan  Tracy  Cockle.     Has 

a  family  and  resides  in  Peoria,  111. 

Gerrit  L.  Dox  succeeded  his  brother  as  postmaster  in  Albany 
in  1816.     He  died  in  "Waterloo,  1ST.  Y.,  August  2,  1 847. 

Magdalen  Bogaet,  widow  of  GeeeitL.  Dox,  is  still,  in  1882, 
enjoying  an  honored  old  age.     She  resides  at  Hopeton,  N.  Y. 

300. 
William  Henry  Lauren  tins,  son  of  (203)  Gerrit 
Bogart  and  Margaret  Nexsen,  was  born  in  Albany,  November 
28, 1810 ;  married  Jane  Haswell,  daughter  of  Lyman  Koot, 
of  Albany,  July  5,  1834,  and  had 


54  BoGAET. 

362  Elizabeth  Root. 

363  Margaret,  in.  Henry  A.  Morgan,  May  12,  1864. 

364  Mary  Root. 

365  Annie  Lincoln,  m.  Tallmage  Delafiei,d,  Jr.,  June  2,  1880. 

366  Kate  Hamilton,  m.  A.  DE  Beelen  Lovett,  December  29,  1881. 

William  Henry  Bogart  has  devoted  his  life  to  literary  pur- 
suits and  attainments.  He  has  earned  a  well-deserved  reputa- 
tion for  antiquarian  researches  and  literary  lore.  He  resides 
with  his  family  at  Aurora,  N.  Y. 

Mr.  Bogart  dropped  "  Laurentius  "  from  his  name  in  after 
life. 

303. 
Cathlina,  daughter  of  (209)  Harman  H.  Bogert  and 
Dorothy  (Dolly)  Witbeck,  was  born  September  20,  1800; 
married  Dirck  Delamater,  and  had 

367  Jane 

368  Cathlina. 

Cathlina  Bogert,  wife  of  Dieck  Djilamater,  died  March  1, 
1860. 
Dieck  Delamater  died . 

303. 
Eliza,  daughter  of  (209)  Harman  H.  Bogert  and  Dor- 
othy Witbeck,  was  born  in  Geneva,  N".  Y.,  June  1,  1803; 
married  (194)  Herman  Ten  Eyck,  of  Albany,  May  8,  1821. 
See  (194)  Ten  Eyck. 

305. 
Cornelia,  daughter  of  (209j  Harman  H.  Bogert  and  Dor- 
othy Witbeck,  was  born  in  Geneva,  March  13,  1809 ;  mar- 
ried Godfrey  I.  Grosvener,  and  had 

369  Harman  B. 

370  Elisha  Williams. 

371  Mary. 

372  Virginia. 

373  Cornelia. 

374  Clara. 

375  Margaret. 


BoGART.  55 

313. 
Jacobus  (James),  son  of  (232)  John  Bogert,  Jr.,  and 
Abigail  Quick,  was  born  December  25,  1737 ;  married  Eliza- 
beth Peacock,  a  French  Huguenot,  and  had 

376  John. 

377  James,  Jr.,  b.  1761  (married  thrice)  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Benezet 

in  1795,  who  was  the  mother  of  all  his  children  (four  sons  and 
four  daughters).  He  lived  in  Harlem,  N.  Y.,  and  died  in  New 
York,  having  left  the  former  place  March  3, 1858,  as  97  years. 

Jacobus  Bogert  had  also  six  daughters.     He  died  February 
1,  1811.     His  son  James,  Jr.,  purchased  the  farm  at  Harlem 
formerly  owned  by  his  grandfather  John,  Jr. 
(See  Hiker's  Harlem.) 

333. 

Cornelius  J.,  son  of  (232)  John  Bogert,  Jr.,  and 
Abigail  Quick,  was  born  October  13,  1754  ;  married,  and  had 

378  John  G.  (Russian  Consul  in  New  York),  who  had 

Cornelitis  R.  (Dr.). 

Daughter,  m.  Gekados  Clark. 

Daughter,  m.  Henry  Kneeland. 

(See  Biker's  Harlem.) 

333. 
Peter,  son  of  (232)  John  Bogert,  Jr.,  and  Abigail  Quick, 

was  bom  April  29,  1757 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas 
Lawrence  and  Mary  Willet  (b.  January  13,  1766),  June  15, 
1783,  and  had 

379  Son,  b.  August  16,  1783 ;  d.  August  20,  1785. 

380  Thomas  L.,  b.  January  21,  1787  ;  d.  June  21,  1787. 

381  Son,  b.  March  22,  1788;  d.  May  17,  1788. 

382  Peter  Byvanck,  b.  May  6,  1789  ;  d.  August  7,  1811. 

383  CorneUs,  b.  January  7, 1791 ;  d.  December  14,  1874. 

384  Mary  L. 

385  Eliza. 

386  James  Lawrence,  died  in  New  York,  August  19, 1881. 

387  Amelia,  d.  August  21, 1797. 

388  Edward  L.  d.  October  14,  1841. 


56  BoGABT. 

389  Robert,  d.  November  14,  1799. 

390  Eloise,  m.  Lawrence. 

391  Henry  K.,  d.  August  30,  1875. 

392  Ann  Amelia,  m. Taylor. 

393  Harriet  L. 

On  or  about  April  28,  1785,  Peter  Bogert  formed  a  co- 
partnership with  his  brother-in-law  Peter  By vanck,  under  the 
name  of  Byvanck  &  Bogert,  and  was  engaged  in  the  European 
trade  until  March  2,  1793.  He  was  also  for  a  time  in  partner- 
ship with  his  brother-in-law,  George  Barnwell.  He  died  June 
11,  1838. 

328. 

David  Schuyler  (Rev.),  son    of    (246)  Nicholas  C. 

Bogart  and  Anna  Schuyler,  was  born  in  New  York  in  1770 ; 

married  Elizabeth  Piatt,  sister  of  Colonel  Richard  Piatt,  an 

officer  of  the  American  army  during  the  Revolution,  and  had 

394  Ann  Schuyler,  b.  May  25, 1794 ;  m.  Charles  Debost  ;  d.  1834. 

395  Elizabeth,  b.  December  8, 1795;  (the  authoress)  d.  single  May 
•     12,  1879. 

396  David  S.,  b.  1798  ;  was  a  professor  of  Mathematics  in  Richmond, 

Va. ;  died  in  1849,  leaving  a  daughter. 

397  William  Henry,  b.  1800 ;  d.  s.  ;  graduate  of  Yale  college ;  d.  in 

1836. 

398  Eugene,  b.  April,  1803;  m.  Eliza  Ann  Peck;  d.  1847,  leaving 

three  daughters  and  one  son. 

399  Aluyn,  b.  December  8, 1805;  m.  Elizabeth  Walker;  d.  Feb- 

ruary 7,  1860,  leaving  one  daughter  and  three  sons. 

400  Alexander  James,  b.   April,  1808 ;  m. ,  1st.,  Olivia  Howland  ; 

2d.,  Agnes  Stuart  ;  d.  1870, leaving  four  sons  by  the  first  wife 
and  three  sons  and  three  daughters  by  the  second  wife. 

401  Orlando  M.,  b.  December,  1810  ;  in.,  1st.,  Catharine  Terhune  ; 

2d.,  Julia  M.  Lupton;  two  sons  and  three  daughters  by  first 
wife. 

Rev.  David  S.  Bogart  was  a  student  at  Columbia  college. 
He  was  ordained  a  clergyman  and  accepted  a  call  to  the  Presby- 
terian church  at  Southampton,  L.  I.,  where  he  remained  seven- 
teen years.  He  resigned  his  pastorate  and  returned  to  the 
Reformed  Dutch  church  in  which  he  had  been  brought  up  and 
educated.     For  a  time  before  he  returned  to  the  Dutch  church 


Bogart.  57 

he  had  charge  of  the  First  Presbyterian  church  in  Albany,  but 
left  it  on  account  of  the  severity  of  the  climate.  He  was 
chaplain  to  the  Legislature  in  1 797. 

329. 
Sarah,  daughter  of  (273)  Magdalena  Bogart  and  Ben- 
jamim  Van  Wie,  was  born  June  9,  1797;  married  Samuel 
Waterman,  March  6,  1820,  and  had 

402  Robert  Henry,  b.  April  7,  1822. 

403  Magdalene,  b.  January  12,  1824 ;  d.  March  1,  1880. 
"  Miss  Magdalene  Waterman,  sister  of  Mr.  Robert- 

H.  Waterman,  died  at  their  residence,  No.  64  Chapel 
street,  last,  evening,  after  a  short  illness.  Miss 
Wateri>«n  had  been  suffering  from  a  cold,  which 
finally  tei?uinated  in  typhoid  pneumonia,  after  a 
sickness  of  Ixut  two  weeks.  She  was  a  most  esti- 
mable lady,  who  was  widely  known  in  the  city. 
Her  many  virtues  and  kindly  acts  made  for  her  a 
large  circle  of  friends,  who  will  be  pained  to  learn 
of  her  death.  The  friends  of  her  brother  extend 
their  warmest  sympathy  to  him  in  his  affliction." 
[Evening*  Journal,  March  2,  1880. 

Samuel  Waterman  died  February  7,  1826. 

Saraii  Bogart,  his  widow,  died  June  28,  1873. 

Samuel  Waterman  was  the  sixth  in  descent  from  Thomas 
Waterman,  one  of  the  original  proprietors  of  Norwich,  Conn., 
and  seventh  from  Robert  Waterman  who  came  from  England 
in  1635  and  settled  in  Mansfield,  Mass. 

339. 

Edward  Strong,  son  of  (288)  Stephen  Van  Rensse- 
laer Bogert  and  Amanda  Strong ;  married  Helen  M.,  daugh- 
ter of  Joseph  R.  Hart  and  Elizabeth  Cook,  and  step-daughter 
of  Dr.  Benjamin  Franklin  Bache,  U.  S.  1ST.,  June  6,  1866, 
and  had 

404  Edward  S.,  b.  July  30,  1867. 

405  Rosalie  Bates,  b.  January  10,  1870. 

Dr.  Edward  S.  Bogert  is  a  surgeon  in  the  United  States 
navy. 


58  BOGAET. 

345. 
John,  son  of  (290)  John  Henry  Bogart  and  Eliza  Her- 
mans, was  born  in  Albany,  February  8, 1836  ;  married  Emma 
Clara,  daughter  of  Professor  William  J.  Jefferis,  of  "West- 
chester, Pa.,  November  2,  1870,  and  had 

406  Eliza  Hermans,  b.  October  2,  1871 ;  d.  July  19,  1872. 

407  John,  b.  April  5,  1875  ;  d.  July  16,  1875. 

John  Bogart  was  educated  at  the  Albany  Academy  and  at 
Butger's  College,  N.  J.,  whence  he  graduated  in  1853.  He 
directly  began  the  practice  of  the  profession  of  a  civil  engineer, 
and  was  engaged  in  the  location  and  construction  of  railways 
and  upon  the  enlargement  of  the  Erie  canal.  For  some  time 
he  acted  as  an  instructor  at  the  Albany  Academy.  He  was 
engaged  in  the  original  construction  of  the  New  York  Central 
Park ;  during  the  Civil  war  he  was  engaged  in  the  engineers' 
service  of  the  army,  and  stationed  for  most  of  the  time  at  Fort 
Monroe,  Va.  He  afterwards  was  connected  with  the  construc- 
tion of  Prospect  Park,  Brooklyn,  the  West  Chicago  parks,  the 
State  Capitol  grounds  at  Nashville,  Tenn.,  and  he  designed  and 
supervised  the  construction  of  the  park  at  Albany,  N.  Y.  He 
has  also  been  in  general  practice  as  a  civil  engineer,  and  has 
been  engineer-in-chief  of  the  Brooklyn  Park  Commission,  and 
chief  engine  3r  of  the  Department  of  Public  Parks,  New  York. 
He  is  a  director  and  secretary  of  the  Americau  Society  of 
Civil  Engineers.  He  was  in  charge  of  the  Engineering  exhibit 
at  the  International  Exposition,  at  Philadelphia,  in  1876.  He 
resides  in  the  city  of  New  York. 

350. 

Isaac  Henry,  son  of  (293)  Angelica  Bogart  and  (202) 
Samuel  Reed,  was  born  in  New  York  city,  November  28, 
1805.     He  is  unmarried,  and  resides  in  New  York. 

Colonel  Reed  began  his  mercantile  career  at  the  early  age 
of  fourteen,  with  Wynkoop  &  Stanton,  wholesale  grocers,  and 
afterwards  with  Peck,  Walton  &  Carley,  both  houses  of  high 
standing  and  credit,  the  former  doing  business  at  No.  5 
Coenties  Slip,  on  the  corner  of  Water  street,  New  York.  At 
the  age  of  twenty-one  he  entered  into  the  same  line  of  busi- 


BoGABT.  59 

ness  with  Henry  Suydam,  the  firm  being  known  as  Snydam  & 
Reed  ;  they  occupied  the  premises  No.  5  Coenties  Slip. 

Before  railways  were  known,  and  when  stage  coaches  were 
but  little  used,  Colonel  Reed  travelled  frequently  during  the 
winters  of  his  early  mercantile  life,  on  horseback  through  the 
Western  states,  particularly  through  Ohio,  where  he  made  many 
friends,  who  have  continued  to  this  day  to  give  him  their  busi- 
ness and  their  friendship.  He  was  one  of  the  first,  if  not  the 
very  first,  to  introduce  into  the  New  York  market  the  cele- 
brated and  well  known  "Round  Hoop"  Ohio  flour.  Colonel 
Reed  retired  from  the  firm  of  Suydam  &  Reed  and  formed  a 
partnership  with  Charles  Schermerhorn  and  Robert  B.  Lefferts, 
under  the  name  of  Reed,  Schermerhorn  &  Co.  On  the  death 
of  Mr.  Schermerhorn  Colonel  Reed  continued  the  commission 
business  in  his  own  name  for  many  years,  and  eventually  took 
into  partnership  James  R.  Turner,  who  has  been  with  him  a 
long  time  and  in  whom  he  puts  especial  confidence.  The  firm 
then  became  Isaac  H.  Reed  &  Co.,  and  so  continues  doing  a 
produce  commission  business  at  No.  5  State  street,  New  York. 
There  are  but  few  merchants  in  that  city  who  have  been  in 
business  so  long  whose  high  standing  and  credit  have  been  so 
continuous,  and  who  have  had  the  uninterrupted  confidence  of 
their  consignors,  and  of  those  who  have  done  business  with  them, 
which  he  has  always  held.  Colonel  Rekd,  when  a  young  man, 
was  a  member  of  the  La  Fayette  Guards,  a  regiment  of  dis- 
tinction in  those  days,  and  became  its  commanding  officer.  He 
has  been  a  director  of  the  Bank  of  the  State  of  New  York,  of 
the  American  Fire  Insurance  Company,  of  the  Republic  Fire 
Insurance  Company,  a  member  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce 
and  president  of  the  Produce  Exchange.  He  still  remains  in 
active  business. 

351. 

George  Henry,  son  of  (293)  Angelica  Bogart  and  her 
second  husband  (See  1802,  Talcott  Pedigree)  George  Talcott, 
was  born  in  New  York  city,  July  16, 1811 ;  married  Catharine 
Jane,  daughter  of  General  W.  W.  Starke,  of  Augusta,  Ga., 
(b.  October  8,  1826),  November  9,  1843,  and  had 

408  Starke,  b.  December  10, 1848. 


60  BoGART. 

George  Henry  Talcott  was  an  officer  in  the  United  States 
army.  He  died  at  Virginia  Springs,  near  Augusta,  Ga.,  June 
8,  1854. 

Catharine  Jane  Sta.kke,  his  widow,  died  February  26, 1869. 
(See  1818,  Talcott  Pedigree.) 

353. 

Sebastian  Visscher,  son  of  (293)  Angelica  Bogart 

and  her  second  husband  (See  1802,  Talcott  Pedigree)  George 
Talcott,  was  born  in  New  York  city,  November  24,  1812; 
married  (406)  Olivia  Maria,  daughter  of  (372)  Robert  Shear- 
man and  (481)  Anna  Maria  Sherman  (b.  October  14,  1823), 
November  23,  1843,  and  had 

409  George,  b.  October  6,  1844;  m.  Mart  Isabel  Hyde  Downing 

June  23,  1879. 

410  Angelica  Bogart,  b.  February  24,  1846  ;  m.  (153)  Clarence  Rath- 

bone,  September  11,  1866. 

411  Robert  Shearman,  b.  October  23,  1847  ;  m.  M.  D.  Barclay,  May 

18,  1870;  no.  cb. 

412  Anna  Maria,  b.  October  17,  1849. 
413*  Sarah  Gibson,  b.  December  25, 1851. 

S.  Visscher  Talcott,  the  compiler  of  this  work,  resides  in 
Albany,  N.  Y.     (See  1819,  Talcott  Pedigree.) 

363. 
Margaret,  daughter  of  (300)  William  Henry  Bogart 
and  Jane  Haswell  Root,  was  born  in  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  June  9, 
1836 ;  married  in  Aurora,  N.  Y.,  Henry  A.,  son  of  Edwin  B. 
Morgan  and  Charlotte  F.  Wood,  May  12,  1864,  and  had 

414  Edwin  Vernon,  b.  February  22,  1865. 

415  Frederick  Grinnell,  b.  February  25,  1866. 

416  Pierrepont,  b.  November  6, 1867 ;  d.  %July  9,  1871. 

417  Clarence,  b.  June  20,  1869. 

418  Edith  Pierrepont,  b.  December  1,  1873. 

Mr.  Henry  A.  Morgan  and  family  reside  in  Aurora,  N.  Y. 

365. 

Annie  Lincoln,  daughter  of  (300)  William  Henry 
Bogart  and  Jane  Haswell  Root,  was  bom  in  Aurora,  N.  Y., 


BoGAKT.  61 

March  6,  1848 ;  married  by  the  Rev.  "William  H.  Casey,  in 
Aurora,  Tallmage  Delafield,  Jr.,  son  of  Tallmage  Delafield 
and  Anna  Lawrence,  June  2,  1880,  and  had 

419  Tallmage  Percival,  b.  March  20,  1881,  in  Aurora,  N.  Y. 
Mr.  Delafield  and  family  reside  in  New  York  city. 

366. 

Kate  Hamilton,  daughter  of  (300)  William  Henry 
Bogart  and  Jane  Haswell  Root,  was  born  in  Aurora,  N.  Y., 
September  11, 1851 ;  married  by  the  Rev.  William  H.  Casey  and 
the  Eev.  Walter  Ayrault,  Antoine  de  Beelen  Lovett,  son  of 

George  Sidney  Lovett  and  Caroline  de  Beelen,  December  29, 
1880,  and  had 

420  Catharine  Hamilton,  b.  at  Lawndale,  111.,  June  16, 1881. 
Mr.  Lovett's  family  reside  in  Washington,  D.  C. 

409. 

Oeorge,  son  of  (352)  Sebastian  Yisscher  Talcott  and 
(406)  Olivia  M.  Shearman,  was  born  in  Attleboro,  Mass., 
October  6,  1844 ;  married  Mary  Isabel  Hyde,  daughter  of 
Jerome  F.  Downing  and  Henrietta  Bagg,  of  Erie,  Pa.,  June 
23,  1879,  and  had 

421  Winifred,  b.  April  17,  1880. 

George  Talcott  is  a  Lieutenant-Commander  in  the  United 
States  Navy.  He  entered  the  Navy  November  23,  1861,  and 
graduated  from  the  Naval  Academy  June,  1865.  He  was  com- 
missioned an  Ensign  December  1,  1866 ;  commissioned  Master 
March  12,  1868;  commissioned  Lieutenant  March  26,  1869, 
and  the  commission  of  Lieutenant-Commander  he  received 
March  25,  1880.  He  served  on  the  Chattanooga  in  1866,  and 
on  the  Mohican  from  1866  to  1868,  and  on  the  Mohongo  from 
1868  to  1869,  both  ships  on  the  Pacific  Squadron.  In  1870  he 
was  on  duty  at  the.  Norfolk  Navy  Yard.  He  was  on  the 
Ticonderoga,  South  Atlantic  Squadron,  from  1871  to  1874; 
then  ordered  on  the  Hassler,  Pacific  coast,  for  coast  survey 


62  BOGAKT. 

duty,  from  1874  to  1876;  on  the  Ranger,  Asiatic  Station, 
1876  to  1877;  on  the  Swatara,  North  Atlantic  Squadron,  in 
1878 ;  on  the  Michigan,  on  the  Lakes,  from  1879  to  1882,  and 
ordered  to  the  Norfolk  Navy  Yard  in  January,  18S-2.  (See 
1850,  Talcott  Pedigree,  435  Shearman,  367  Visscher.) 

410. 
Angelica  Bogart,  daughter  of  (352)  Sebastian 
Visscher  Talcott  and  (406)  Olivia  M.  Shearman,  was  born 
in  Albany,  February  24,  1846;  married  (153)  Clarence,  son 
of  (130)  Joel  Rathbone  and  Emeline  "W.  Munh,  September,  11, 
1866,  and  had 

422  Albert,  b.  July  27,  1868. 

423  Joel,  b.  September  12,  1869. 

424  Angelica  Talcott,  b.  March  13, 1871. 

425  Ethel,  b.  December  11, 1877. 

Clarence  Rathbone  and  family  reside  in  Albany.  (See  153 
Rathbone;  435  Shearman;  367  Yisscher;  and  1850  Talcott 
Pedigree.) 

NOTES. 


FROM  THE  RECORDS  OF  THE  LUTHERAN  CHURCH  AT  LOONEN- 
BURG,  NOW  ATHENS. 


1726,  bp.  January  25,  Johannes,  at  Newton  (W.  Camp),  son  of  Johan  Pieter 

Borchard  and  Amelia. 
1732,  b.  January  21,  Marytje,  dau.  of  Hendryk  Borghard  and  Eva. 
1732,  b.  March  26,  Marytje,  dau  of  Andreas  Berger,  Jr.,  and  Eva.    Sponsors, 

Peter  Hendricks  and  dau.  Marytje. 

1735 ,  b.  October  2,  Nicolaus,  son  of  Peter  Borghart  and  Mallie. 

1736,  b.  October  23,  Eytje,  dau.  of  Hendryk  Borghard  and  Eva.    Sponsors, 
Jochem  Janssen  and  wife  Eytje. 

1738,  b.  June  23,  Conrad,  son  of  Peter  Borga'rd  and  Amalia.     Sponsors, 
Nicholas  and  Christina  Brandow. 

1739,  b.  April  28,  Coenrad,  son  of  Gerrit  Borgard  and  Marytje. 

1740,  b.  September  1,  Anna,  dau.  of  Peter  Borgard  and  Amalia. 

1741,  b.  July  14,  Geesche,  dau.  of  Gerrit  Borgard  and  Marytje.     Sponsors, 
Coenrad  Borgard  and  Geesche,  gr.  parents. 

1743,  b.  July  11,  Catharine,  dau.  of  Peter  Bogard  and  Amalia.     Sponsors, 

Jobannes,  Hendrick  and  Catharine  Spoon. 
1743,  b.  June  1,  Jan,  son  of  Gerrit  Borgard  and  Marytje. 


BoGAKT.  63 

1747,  b.  March  20,  Johannes,  son  of  Petrus  Borgard  and  Eva. 

1748,  b.  April  2,  Hendryk,  son  of  Qerrit  Borgard  and  Marytje. 

1749,  b.  July  2,  Geesche,  dau.  of  Jan  Borgard  and  Betty, 
1749,  b.  August  16,  Conrad,  son  of  Petrus  Borgard  and  Eva. 

1749,  b.  November  14,  Marytje,  dau.  of  Conrad  Borgard,  Hendrick's  son,  and 
Judikje,  dau.  of  Jochem  Valkenburgh.  The  two  married  January  14, 
1750. 

(Above  is  the  result  of  an  examination  of  the  Lutheran  Church  Records, 
of  Loonenburg,  now  Athens.) 

"  1641 ,  January  30,  Joost  Bogaert  was  commissioned  by  Queen 
Christine  Commander  of  the  Swedish  Colony,  on  the  "  South 
River,"  (at  a  place  about  eight  miles  above  the  present  town  of 
Burlington,  N.  J.),  with  a  yearly  salary  of  500  florins,  payable 
to  his  banker  by  the  Swedish  residents  at  the  Hague." 

1667,  October  11,  Cornells  Jause  Bogaert  (spelled  Bougaert), 
was  one  of  the  Patentees  of  the  town  of  Flatbush,  L.  I. 

Martyn  Bogaert  married  Gysbertye  Osterhout,  and  had 
Annatje,  bp.  in  Kinderhook  August  11,  1706. 

Cornelis  Bogaert  married  Eva  Bosch,  and  had  Jacob,  bp.  in 
Kingston  September  8,  1706. 

Gysbert  Bogert,  born  inMenesink  ;  married  CatrinaDeckker, 
born  at  (*  Rochester  ?)  but  living  in  Menesink,  May  27,  1722, 
and  had  Cornelis,  bp.  June  30, 1723 ;  Hanna,  bp.  July  4,  1725 ; 
Jannetjen,  bp.  June  25,  1727. 

Coonradt  and  John  Burgaert  were  of  Kinderhook  at  an 
early  date. 

The  time  when  most;  of  the  emigrants  to  Rensselaerwyck 
came  over  was  in  1651. 

. — . — — r 

*  Thus  od  the  records. 


DOUW. 


1.  Akms: 

Field  ar.  on  a  fess  az.  a  demi-female  robed  gu,  holding  in 
her  dexter  hand  a  bird  sa,  behind  an  anchor  sa.  In  chief 
on  dexter  a  tree  proper,  and  on  sinister  a  mountain  proper. 
In  base  a  bird  sejant  with  wings  displayed  sa.  Lambrequin 
crimson,  lining  white. 

2.  Ceest: 

Over  an  Esquire's  helmet  a  wreath  az.  ar.,  surmounted  by 
a  cross-crosslet  within  a  ring  az. 

3.  Motto: 

Cruci  dum  fido  spiro. 
Arms  graven  on  a  window  in  the  old  Dutch  church  and 
borne  by  Volckert  Janszen  Douw. 

1. 

Jan  Douw,  of  Leuwarden,  province  of  Fricsland,  Hol- 
land, burgher,  had,  besides  other  children, 

2  Volckert,  m.  Dokothe  Janse  Van  Breestede. 

3  Neeltje,  m.,  1st.  Jan  Janszen  van  Djtmahsen,  the  ancestor  of 

the  Ditmars  family ;  2d,  Louis  Jokiszen  (j.  m.)  Van  Deb  Veer, 
in  Teal't,  January  9,  1650. 

4  Andriea,  m. . 

6  Lysbeth,  m.  Johannes  Van  Eps,  one  of  the  early  settlers  of 
Schenectady. 

3. 

Volckert,  son  of  Jan  Douw,  of  Leuwarden,  was  in 
Beverwyck  in  1638-1681.  He  was  a  brewer  and  trader. 
His  house-lot  was  on  the  corner  of  Broadway  and  State  street, 


Douw.  65 

on  the  west  side.  He  dealt  largely  in  real  estate  and  owned 
several  of  the  islands  in  the  Hudson  river  below  Albany.  He 
married  Dorothe  Janse  Tan  Breestede,  of  Breestede,  Den- 
mark (now  Germany),  April  19,  1650,  and  had 

6  Jonas,  m.  1st  (5),  Magdalena  Quackenbush,  September  20,  1683, 

(old  Bible) ;  2d,  Catrina  Witbeck,  widow  of  Jacob  Sanders 
Glen,  April  24, 1696. 

7  Andries,  m.,  1st,  Annetje,  June  24, 1685 ;  2d,  Elsje  Hanse,  June 

23,  1697  ;  3d,  Lydca  de  Meter,  October  21, 1702 ;  4th,  Adbiana 
Vanderguift,  in  New  York,  February  24,  1708. 
7i  Volckertje,  m.  Claes  Jansen  van  Brockhoven. 

8  Dorothe. 

9  Catrina  (Caatje),  m.  (3)  Hendrick  Jans  Oothodt,  April  30, 1684. 

10  Engeltje,  m.  Andries  Jans  Witbeck  about  1683. 

11  Hendrick,  m.  Nkeltje  Myndertse  Van  Yveren,  widow  of  (1) 

Capt.  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen,  October  3,  1697.    He  died 
before  1704. 

12  Elqje. 

13  Rebecca. 

14  Volckert,  m.  Makgareta  Van  Tricht,  November  16,  1701. 

15  Greetje,  m.  (4)  Gerrit  Teunis  Van  Vechten. 

• 

Captain  Tolckert  Janszen  Douw  died  in  1681. 

Dorothe,  his  widow,  died  November  22,  1701. 

Embracing  the  principles  of  Mennon,  who  was  also  a  native 
of  Friesland,  Captain  Volckert  Janszen  Douw  was  driven  by 
religions  persecutions  to  Friedrichstadt,  Denmark,  a  city  where 
religious  liberty  was  extended  to  the  Mennonites.  About  1637 
the  Calvinists  again  waged  war  against  this  hunted  sect,  and  as 
the  Holland  colony  of  New  Netherlands  was  already  flourish- 
ing enough  to  attract  emigration,  many  fled  here  for  religious 
freedom,  and  among  them  Volckert  Janszen  Dotjw,  his 
brother  and  two  sisters,  together  with  cousins  and  other  rela- 
tives, which  accounts  for  names  that  could  not  otherwise  be 
placed.  Volckert  J.  Douw  held  the  rank  of  Captain  in  the 
Dutch  army.  He  settled  for  a  few  months  at  Catskill,  going  to 
Beverwyck  late  in  1638.  He  was  deacon  in  the  church  and 
guardian  of  the  widows  and  poor  in  1654,  and  was  magistrate 
from  1654  to  1660.  Was  a  wealthy  brewer  and  real  estate 
dealer.     Owned  much  land  at  Esopus,  N.  Y.,  and  was  one  of 


66  Douw. 

the  original  patentees.  Held  the  office  of  commissary  and 
continuously  that  of  Indian  commissioner.  At  different 
times  he  was  attorney  and  guardian  for  large  estates.  Made 
his  will  in  1680  and  died  in  1681.  In  1640  he  received  a  con- 
veyance of  lands  from  the  Indians,  which  was  confirmed  to  his 
widow  in  1693;  a  portion  of  which  is  the  site  of  Douw's 
Building,  corner  of  State  street  and  Broadway.  His  brewery 
was  situated  on  the  east  half  of  the  Exchange  block,  now 
occupied  by  the  Government  Post-Office,  and  extended  to 
the  river.  It  was  sold  in  1675  to  his  nephew  Harman  Rutgers. 
He  is  spoken  of  as  the  "  Honorable  Volckekt  Douw,  Burgher 
of  the  village  and  master  (Heerschaps)  of  the  Bouwery  lying 
in  the  colony  of  Rensselaerwyck."  His  summer  home  was  on 
Papsknae  Island.  In  1666  an  extraordinary  and  frightful 
flood  inundated  the  Island,  sweeping  away  houses,  breweries 
(of  which  he  had  two  immense  ones),  cattle,  and  all  his  personal 
property,  including  his  papers  and  records,  the  family  barely 
escaping  with  their  lives.  Not  a  thing  was  saved  but  a  small 
round  table  and  a  colt,  which  were  carried  by  the  current 
through  the  "  Hoist-door  "  into  the  second  story  of  the  house. 
This  accounts  for  the  paucity  of  records.  The  same  year  he 
purchased  the  ground  now  known  as  "Douw's  Point  Wolven- 
hoeck,"  just  below  the  village  of  Greenbush. 

4. 

Andries,  son  of  (])  Jan  Douw,  ot  Leuwarden,  Holland, 
married,  and  had  4 


16  Jan  Andriea,  m.  Catrtn  - 


There  was  an  Andries  Douw  who  lived  in  the  North  ward 
in  New  York  in  1702,  his  family  consisting  of  one  male,  one 
female,  and  two  female  children. 

6. 
Jonas,  son  of  (2)  Captain  Yolckert  Douw  and  Dorothe 
Janse,  married,  1st,  (5)  Magdalena,  daughter  of  (1)  Pieter 
Quackenbush  and  Martje,  September  20,  1683,  and  had 

17  Marytje,  bp.  October  19,  1684. 

18  Volckert,  bp.  November  14, 1086 ;  d.  April  17,  1711. 


Douw.  67 

19  Dorothe,  bp.  June  22,  1689. 

20  Petrus,  bp.  March  24, 1692 ;  m.  Anna  Van  Rensselaer,  October 

8,  1717 ;  d.  August  21,  1775. 

Magdalen  a,  wife  of  Jonas  Douw,  died  and  he  married,  2d, 
Cateina,  daughter  of  Jan  Thomas  Witbeek,  and  widow  of 
Jacob  Sanders  Glen,  April  24,  1696. 

Captain  Jonas  Volckert  Douw  died  October  7,  1736,  and 
was  buried  in  Greenbush.  He  was  Lieutenant  of  Foot  in  1700, 
and  later  promoted  to  the  rank  of  Captain. 

.7. 
Andries,  son  of  (2)  Captain  Volckert  Douw  and  Dorothe 
Janse,  married,  1st,  in  New  York,  (Annetje,  widow,  June  24, 
1685  ? ),  and  had 

21  Johannes,  bp.  Oct.  10,  1686. 

Annetje,  wife  of  Andries  Douw,  died  and  he  married,  2d,  Elsje, 
daughter  of  Johannes  Hanse  and  Effie  Jellise  (b.  October  23, 
1676),  June  23, 1697. 

Elsje  Han  so,  2d  wife  of  Andries  Douw,  died  in  child-bed  December 
15,  1699,  and  her  child  on  the  17th  of  the  same  month.  He 
marrieS,  3d,  Lydia,  daughter  of  Nicholas  de  Meyer  and  Lydia 
Van  Dyck,  October  21,  1702,  and  had 

22  Rachel,  bp.  August  1, 1703. 

23  Volckert,  bp.  April,  1704;  died  same  day. 

24  Catherine,  bp.  November  26,  1704;  d. 

Lydia  de  Meyer,  3d  wife  of  Andries  Douw,  died  and  he  married, 
4th,  Adrianna  Vandergrift,  of  New  York,  February  24, 1708, 
and  had 

25  Catharina,  bp.  December  19,  1708,  in  New  York. 

26  Reynier,  bp.  November  5,  1710,  in  New  York. 

27  Volckert,  (b.  March  17),  bp.  April  3, 1713  ;  m.  (80)  Rachel  Bogaht, 

April  19, 1742. 

28  Anna,  bp.  January  22,  1716. 

29  Wilhelmus,  bp.  April  11, 1718 ;  m.  Margarita  Gerbrants,  April 

21,  1748. 

30  Johannes,  bp.  April  22,  1722 ;  m.  ANNETJE. 

Captain  Andries  Douw  was  of  the  Manor  of  Rensselaerwyck 
in  1684,  and  Master  of  the  open-boat  "  John, "  plying  between 
Albany  and  New  York.  He  was  a  Lieutenant  of  Foot  soldiers. 
In  1703  he  was  elected  a  Representative  in  General  Assembly. 


68  Douw. 

11. 
Hendrick,   son   of  (2)  Captain  Yolckert  Douw  and 
Dorothe  Janse,  married  Neeltje,  daughter  of  Myndert  Freder- 
ickse  Van  Yveren  and  widow  of  (1)  Martin  Gerritsen    Van 
Bergen,  October  3,  1697,  and  had 

31  Volckert,  bp.  June  26,  1698  ;  d.  y. 

32  Volckert,  bp.  September 3, 1699;  in.,  1st,  Margaret  Vanderpoel, 

before  1720;  2d,  Hannah  Hogan. 

33  Dorothea,  bp.  March  25,  1701. 

34  Pieterje,  bp.  August  16, 1702 ;  m.  William  Hogan. 

35  Johannes,  bp.  June  25, 1704. 

36  Neeltje,  bp .  November  27, 1709  ;  unmarried. 

Hendrick  Douw  was  buried  May  18,  1751. 

14. 
Volckert,  son  of  (2)  Captain  Volckert  Douw  and  Dorothe 

Jans,  married  Margareta,  daughter  of  Abraham  Van  Tricht 
and  Elizabeth  Teller,  (b.  October  21,  1683),  November  16, 
1701,  and  had 

37  Dorothea,  bp.  August  16, 1702. 

38  Abraham,  bp.  November  17, 1706  ;  m.,  1st,  Ltntie  Winne,  Jan- 

uary 6, 1730  ;  2d,  (72)  Catharine  Lansing,  November  23, 1761. 

39  Johannes,  bp.  January  12,  1709  ;  m.  (77)  Jannetje  Bogart. 

40  Elizabeth,  bp.  October  24, 1711 ;  m.  Myndert  Veeder,  Decem- 

ber 19,  1733. 

41  Margareta,  bp.  April  14,  1717. 

Margareta,  wife  of  Volckert  Douw,  was  buried  January, 
1752. 

Volckert  Douw  was  buried  September  2,  1753. 

Elizabeth  Teller,  mother  of  Volckert  Douw's  wife  Margareta, 
married,  1st,  Abraham  Van  Tricht;  2d,  Melchert  Wynants 
Vanderpoel,  June  29,  1 692,  and  died  "in  1720.  She  was  the 
daughter  of  William  Teller,  merchant,  of  New  York,  and 
Margaret  Dorchesen,  and  was  born  in  1652. 

16. 

Jan  Andries,  son  of  (4)  Andries  (Jans  ?)  Douw,  mar- 
ried Catryn ,  and  had 


Douw.  69 

42  Margriet,  bp.  August  16, 1684. 

43  El^je,  bp.  June  2,  1689. 

44  Adrian,  bp.  June  22, 1691,  in  New  York. 

45  Maria,  bp.  June  17,  1694,  in  New  York  ;  d.  y. 

46  Maria,  bp.  December  20,  1696,  in  New  York. 

47  Femmelje,  bp.  April  17,  1709. 

48  Catrina,  bp.  March  8,  1713. 

49  Johannes,  bp.  December  11,1715. 

Jan  Andries  Douw  bought  a  home  in  Albany  in  1678,  and 
removed  to  New  York  in  1690. 

30. 
Petrus,  son   of  (6)  Jonas  Douw  and  (5)  Magdalena 

Pietrus  Quackenbush,  was  bom  March  24,  1692;  married 
Anna,  daughter  of  Hendrick  Van  Rensselaer  and  Catharine 
Van  Bruggen,  October  8,  1717,  and  had 

50  Magdalena,  b.   August  1, 1718  ;  m.  Harmen  Gansevoort,  May 

29,  1740  ;  d.  October  12,  1796. 

51  Volckert,  b.  May  23, 1720  ;  m.  Anna  De  Peysteu,  May  20, 1742  ; 

d.  March  20,  1801. 

52  Hendrick,  b.  April  13,  1722  ;  d.  December  17,  1756. 

53  Catrina,  b.  March  23,  1724 ;  d.  Jan.  1,  1811. 

54  Maria,  b.  December  25, 1725  ;  m.  Johannes  Gansevoort,  Decem- 

ber 2,  1750;  d.  August  17,  1759. 

55  Margarita,  b.  October  2,  1729;  m.  Dr.  Henricus  Van  Dyck,  De 

cember  21, 1752. 

56  Anna,  b.  February  20, 1732  ;  m.  Gerardus  Beeckman. 

57  Elizabeth,  b.  December  1,  1733  ;  m.  (51)  John  M.  Beeckman, 

January  21,  1764. 

58  Rageltie,  b.  February  27, 1736  ;  d.  August  4,  1806. 

Anna  Van  Rensselaer,  wife  of  Peteus  Douw,  died  March 
29,  1756. 

Petkus  Dodw  died  August  21,  1775. 

The  old  house  at  "  "Wolvenlioeck  "  (so  named  in  1717)  was 
built  by  Petrus  Douw  in  1724. 

37. 
Volckert,  son  of  (7)  Andries  V.  Douw  and  Adrianna 
Yandergrift,  was  born  March  17,  1713 ;  married  (80)  Rachel, 
daughter  of  (20)  Cornells  Bogaert  and  (14)  Dorothy  Oothout, 
(b.  March  3,  1715)  April  19,  1742,  and  had 


70  Douw. 

59  Andries,  b.  October  22,1745  ;  m.  Catharine  De  Forest,  January 

23,  1767. 

60  Lydia,  b. ;  m.  (65) Hendrick Oothout,  September  1, 1765. 

Tolckert  Andries  Douw  died  in  Albany  August  27,  1768. 
He  was  constable  in  1735. 

Kachel  Bogaekt,  widow  of  Volckert  A.  Douw,  died  Sep- 
tember 23,  1780. 

30. 

Johannes,  son  of  (7)  Andries  Douw  and  his  4th  wife 
Adrianna  Vandergrift,  was  baptised  April  22, 1722 ;  married 
Annitie ,  and  had 

61  Mahtelyne,  bp.  November  11,  1753. 

62  Wilhelmus,  bp.  Januory  13,  1763. 

63  Hendrick,  m.  Keziah  Johnson. 

64  Derick,  m.,  1st.  Geertje . 

65  Volckert,  nr.  Elizabeth  Bodene. 

This  branch  of  the  family  settled  in  Somerville,  N.  J. 
Those  of  the  family  now  living  there  have  dropped  the  "  u  " 
from  the  name. 

It  will  appear  from  the  following  article,  taken  from  the 
"  History  of  Hudson  County,  N.  Y.,"  that  Johannes  Douw 
owned  a  Ferry  across  the  Hackensack  River. 

"Douw's  Ferry.  '- 

This  ferry  was  located  at  the  westerly  end  of  Cherry  Lane, 
about  one  hundred  and  seventy-five  feet  north  of  the  present 
bridge  of  the  New  Jersey  Railroad  over  the  Hackensack  River. 
It  was  probably  set  up  about  the  time  that  Col.  John  Schuyler 
constructed  the  Belleville  Turnpike  during  the  French  war, 
and  remained  in  operation  until,  superseded  by  the  bridge 
erected  in  1794.  It  received  it  name  from  John  Douw,  a 
friend  of  Col.  Schuyler.  He  had  formerly  operated  the  ferry 
over  the  Passaic  at  Belleville.  The  ferry  house  was  on  the 
west  side  of  the  Hackensack.  Douw  used  it  also  as  a  public 
house,  where  he  entertained  travellers  and  guests.  Bangs 
says  that  here  June  27,  1776,  by  him  and  Schuyler,  'many 
decanters  of  wine  suffered  shipwreck  and  mony  bowles  of  grog 
were  poured  down.  Nor  was  egg  pop  forgot  among 'our 
dainties.'     It  was  at  this  ferry  that  boats  had  been  provided, 


Douw.  71 

on  the  night  of  Lee\s  attack  on  Paulus  Hoeek,  to  carry  over 
the  troops  on  their  retreat.  Their  delay  induced  those  in 
charge  to  believe  that  the  forces  had  retreated  along  the  hill, 
and  therefore  the  boats  were  taken  away.  Lee's  advance  passing 
down  Cherry  Lane,  reached  the  ferry  only  to  find  it  deserted. 

32. 
Volckert,  Jr.,  son  of  (11)  Uendrick  Douw  and  Neeltje 
(Van  Yveren)  Van  Bergen,  was  baptised  September  3,  1699; 
married,  1st.,  Margaret  Vanderpoel,  before  1720 ;  2d,  Hannah 
Hogan,  and  had 

66  Henricus,  bp.  August  6,  173- ;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Dennison, 

October  4,  1759;  2d,  Mart  Marshall,  September  13,  1780. 

67  Willem. 

68  Johannes,  bp.  October  5,  1740;  d.  in  1840. 

69  Abraham,  bp.  October  5,  1740;  d.  in  1741. 

88. 

Abraham,  son  of  (14)  Volckert  Douw  and  Margareta 

Van  Triclit,  was  baptised  November  17,  1706 ;  married 
Lyntie  Winne,*  January  6,  1730,  and  had 

70  Elsie,  bp.  August  22, 1731;  in.  Gybiusrt  Fonda,  October  6, 1756; 

d.  July  24,  1823. 

71  Volckert,  bp.  December  16,  1733  ;  in.  (190)  Anna  Wendell,  No- 

vember 19,  1757. 

72  Pieter  Winne,  bp.  November  2,  1735;  m.  Ryckie  Van  Schaick, 

July  21,  1762;  d.  March  27,  1801. 

73  Margrietje,   bp.    November  23,    1740 ;  in.   (124)  Hendrick  Ten 

Eyck,  May  22,  1767. 

Lyntje,  wife  of  Abraham  Douw,  was  buried  November  6, 
1749,  and  he  married,  2d,  (72)  Catharine,  daughter  of  (13) 
Jacob  G.  Lansing  and  Helena  Glen,  and  widow  of  (47)  Abra- 
ham Lansing,  November  23,  1761.     No  ch. 

39. 

John  HIM-*,  son  of  (14)  Volckert  Douw  and  Margareta 

Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  January  12,  1709;  married  (77) 
Jaunetje,  daughter  of  (20)  Cornell's  Bogaert  and  (14)  Dorothy 
Oothout,  about  1737,  and  had 
10 


72  Douw. 

74  Volckert,  bp.  August  12, 1739 ;  buried  August  23,  1739. 

75  Dorothy,  bp.  August  24,  1742;  buried  1742. 

76  Volckert,  bp.  May  27,  1744  ;  buried  1744. 

77  Cornells,  bp.  September  8,  1745  ;  buried  1745. 

78  Cornells,  bp.  November  16,  1746 ;  m.  Catharina  Van  Schaick, 

June  6, 1773. 

79  Margarita,  bp.  October  23,  1748  ;  d.  1748. 

80  Margarita,  bp.  October  22,  1749  ;  d.  December  11,  1750. 

81  Volckert,  bp.  November  18,  1750  ;  m.  ,  and  had 

1  Cornelius. 

2  Margariet. 

He  died  in  1782. 

51. 
Volckert  P.,  son  of  (20)  Pietrus  Douw  and  Anna  Van 
Rensselaer,  was  horn  March  23, 1720 ;  married  Anna,  daughter 
of  Johannes  de  Peyster  and  Anna  Schuyler,  (b.  March  28, 
1723)  May  20,  1742,"  and  had 

82  Anna,  b.  March  25, 1743  ;  m.  Dirck  Ten  Broeck,  November  25, 

1751;  d.  February  18,  1774;  s.  p. 

83  Ragel,  b.  February  8,  1744 ;  m.  Henry  I.  Van  Rensselaer,  Sep- 

tember 18  (November  16?),  1765;  d.  August  27,  1799. 
84*Myndert  Schuyler,  b.  December  12,  1746  ;  d.  August  4,  1747. 
85  Magdalena,  b.  October  10,  1748;  d.  October  8,  1749. 
v         86  Madalena,  b.  May  25, 1750  ;  m.  John  Stevenson,  August  30, 1770; 
d.  December  20,  1817. 

87  Catrienna,  b.  November  6,  1751  ;  m.    Harmanus  Hoffmai     d. 

October  23,  1775. 

88  John  de  Peyster,  b.  May  6, 1754  ;  d.  July  25,  1755. 

89  Johannes  de  Peyster,  b.  January  20, 1756  ;  m.,  1st.,  (64)  Deborah 

Beeckman,  December  23,  1787 ;  2d,  Margaret  Livingston, 
December  20, 1795  ;  3d,  Catharine  D.  Gansevoort,  January 
22,  1811.     He  died  February  22,  1835. 

90  Maria,  b.  October  4,  1760 ;  m.  Joiin  de  Peyster  Ten  Btck,  Jan- 

uary 20,  1782  ;  d.  March  12;  1818. 

Anna  de  Peyster,  wife  of  Volckekt  P.  Douw,  died  June 
14,  1794. 

Volckekt  P.  Douw  died  March  20,  1801. 

He  was  Kecorder  of  the  city  of  Albany  from  1750  to  1760 ; 
Assistant  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  in  1757; 
took  the  oath  of  Mayor  and  Clerk  of  the  Market  in  1761, 
and  again  in  1762-03  ;  he  was  also  Indian  Commissioner  in  the 
Northern  Department;  was  appointed  one  of  the  Committee 


Douw.  73 

of  Safety  May  i,  1775  ;  lie  held  the  office  of  Jndge  for  many 
years ;  appointed  Commissary  in  1779,  and  was  a  Senator  from 
1786-93;  was  Vice-President  of  the  first  Provincial  Congress 
in  1775,  and  a  Member  of  Assembly  from  1757-59. 

59. 
Andries,  son  of  (27)  Yolckert  Douw  and  (80)  Rachel 
Bogart,  was  born   October   22,   1745;  married  Catharine, 
daughter  of  Philip  De  Forest  and  Eachel  Van  Nes  (b.  April 
19,  1749),  January  23,  1767,  and  had 

91  Volckert,  b.  March  19,  1768  ;  d.  December  20,  1778. 

92  Rachel,  bp.  July  30,  1770;  d.  January  14, 1773. 

93  Aaltje  (Alida),  b.  December  2, 1772;  m.  (409)  Jacob  Lanbino,  Jr. 

September  8,  1791. 

94  Rachel,  b.  May  25,  1775  ;  d.  s.  December  23, 1838. 

95  Volckert,  b.  January  1,  1778  ;  d.  s.  November  1,  1813. 

96  Annexe,  b.  December  24,  1781  ;  d.  January  12,  1783. 

Andries  Y.  Douw  died  in  Albany  January  8,  1783. 
Catharine  De  Forest,  widow  of  Andbies  V.  Douw,  died 
in  Albany  August  16,  1823. 

63. 

Hendrick,  son  of  (30)  Johannes  Douw  and  Annitie ; 

.married  Keziah  Johnson,  and  had 

97  Sarah,  bp.  October  10,  1790. 

98  Phebe,  bp.  January  15,  1792. 

99  Margaret,  bp.  June  16,  1793. 

64. 

Derick,  son  of  (30)  Johannes  Douw  and  Annitie ; 

married,  1st,  Geertie ,  and  had 

100  Volckert,  m.  Polly  Bodene,  and  had  v 

1  Judith,  November  29,  1788. 

101  John,  b.  December  27,  1772;  m.  Catharine  Van  Ness. 

102  David,  bp.  May  5,  1775. 

103  Catharine,  bp.  September  18, 1776;  m. Dickinson,  1804. 

Geertie ,  wife  of  Dekick  Dotjw,  died  and  he  married,  2d,  Maria 

,  and  had 

104  Qeertie,  bp.  February  11,  1781. 

105  Petrus,  bp.  January  12, . 


74  Douw. 

71. 
Volckert,  son  of  (38)  Abraham  Douw  and  Margareta 
Yan  Tricht,  was  baptised  December  16,  1733;  married  (190) 
Anna  Wendell,  November  19,  1757,  and  had 

106  Johannes,  bp.  September  17,  1758;  m.  Elizabeth  Douw,  July 

5,  1781. 
Anna,  wife  of  Volckert  A.  Douw,  died  and  he  married,  2d,  Maritie 
Codwees,  in  1762,  and  had 

107  Lynlje,  b.  June  13,  1763. 

72. 
Pieter  Winiie,  son  of  (38)  Abraham  Douw  and  Mar- 
gareta Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  November  2, 1735 ;  married 
Ryckie  Van  Schaick,  July  21,  1726,  and  had 

108  Abraham,  b.  August  19, 1764  ;  buried  March  19, 1823. 

109  Sybrant,  b.  March  25,  1767;  d.  March  14,  1809. 

110  Lynlje,  b.  May  17,  1778(1768?);  d.  y. 

111  Lynlje,  b.  October  26,  1779  (1769?). 

78. 

Cornells,  son  of  (39)  Johannes  Douw  and  (77)  Jannetje 
Bogaert,  was  baptised  November  16, 1746 ;  married  Catharine 
Van  Schaick,  June  6,  1773,  and  had 

112  Jannetje,  b.  July  11,  1774  ;  d.  y. 

113  Johannes  C,  b.  August  18,  1776. 

114  Jannetje,  b.  March  11, 1781. 

115  Alida,  b.  June  16,  1784. 

116  John  C,  b.  August    25,  1788  ;  m.  Elizabeth    Van  Alen,  of 

Kinderhook,  March,  1809. 

117  Volckert  P,  b. ;  m.  Maria  Sadler- 

118  Garret. 

89. 
John  (Johannes)  de  Peyster,  son  of  (51)  Volckert 
P.  Douw  and  Anna  de  Peyster,  was  born  January  20,  1756 ; 
married,  1st  (64),  Deborah,  daughter  of  (43)  Johannes  J.  Beeck- 
man  and  Maria  Sanders  (b.  November  26, 1763),  December  23, 
1787,  and  had 

119  Volckert  P.,  b.  April  10,  1790  ;  m.  Helen  F.  Franchot,  June  2, 

1834  ;  d.  June  16,  1869. 

Deborah  Beeckman,  wife  of  John  de  Peyster  Douw,  died  July 
23,  1791,  and  he  married,  2d,  Margaret,  daughter  of  Peter 
R.  Livingston  and  Margaret  Livingston  (b.  June  3,  1768),  De- 
cember 20,  1795,  and  had 


Dotjw.  75 

120  Ann  de  Peyster,  b.  January  31,  1797  ;  in.,  1st,  Samuel  S.  Lush  ; 

2d,  William  Cuyler  ;  d .  August  15, 1871  ;  two  ch.  who  d.  y. 

121  Margaret  Livingston,  b.  November  26, 1798  ;  m.  Alanson  Abbey, 

M.  D.,  of  Boston,  Mass.,  November  14,  1844  ;  d.  April  5,  1878  ; 
no  issue. 

122  Louisa,  b.  July  11,  1801  ;  d.  April  20,  1802. 

Margaret  Livingston,  his  second  wife,  died  January  21,  1802,  and 
he  married,  3d,  Catharine  D.,  daughter  of  Leonard  Ganse- 
voort  and  Maria  Van  Rensselaer  (b.  May  11,  1782),  January  22, 
1811,  and  had 

123  John  de  Peyster,  b.  December  16,  1812  ;  m.,  1st,  Margaret  S. 

Van  Rensselaer,  April  12,  1837;  2d,  Marianne  Chandler 
Lanman,  March  16,  1854. 

124  Mary,  b.  September  3,  1815;  d.  September  28,  1816. 

125  Catharine  Louisa,  b.  September  10,  1817 ;  m.  John  F.  Town- 

send,  M.  D.,  September  10,  1836. 

126  Harriet  Maria,  b.  June  13, 1824 ;  m.  William  Clarkson  John- 

son, November  1,  1847,  and  had 

1  Alexander  B.,  b. ;  m.  Mary  Knight  Bourne,  of 

New  York,  September  3,  1873. 

Harriet  Maria  Douw,  1st  wife  of  William  Clarkson  Johnson 
died  March  28,  1852,  and  he  married,  2d,  Mary  Louisa  Adams, 
daughter  of  John  Adams  and  Mary  Catharine  Helen,  his  wife, 
and  had 

2  Mary  Louisa  Adams,  b.  April  1,  1854  ;  m.  Charles  A. 

Doolittle,  September  7,  1875.    (See   425  Shearman 
Gen.) 

3  Louisa    Catharine,  b.    March  29.  1856;    m.   Erskine 

Clement. 

4  John  Quinoy  Adams,  b.  February  12,  1858. 

Mary  Louisa  Adams,  2d  wife  of  William  Clarkson  Johnson, 
died  July  16,  1859,  and  he  married,  3d,  Mary  Cornelia 
Nicholsen,  and  had 

5  Abigail  Alexandria. 

6  Elizabeth  Lispenard.  • 

William  C.  Johnson  and  family  reside  at  Newburyport, 
Mass. 

John  de  Peyster  Douw  died  February  22,  1835. 

Catharine  I).  Gansevoort,  his  widow,  died  April  13,  1848. 

John  de  Peyster  Douw  graduated  at  Yale  College  in  1777. 
He  was  appointed  Surrogate  of  Albany  County  April  4, 1782, 
and  Alderman  in  1788.  In  1779  he  was  in  Sullivan's  Expedi- 
tion against  the  Indians  in  Western  New  York.  He  was 
prominent  during  his  entire  life  in  civil  and  commercial  affairs. 


76  Douw. 

lOl. 
John,  son  of  (04)  Derick  Douw  and  his  first  wife  (Jeertie 
,  was  born  December  27, 1772  ;  married  Catharine  Tan 


Ness,  aDd  had 

127  Catharine,  b.  May  13,  1797;  d.  in  1878. 

128  Peter  Van  Ness,  b.  June  15,  1799  ;  d.  in  1808. 

129  Derick,  b.  August  13, 1801 ;  m.  Eliza  Bailey. 

130  John  Van  Ness,  b.  January,  1803;  m.  Rachel  Beeckman. 

131  George,  b.  September  2,  1800  ;  m.  Cathabine  Bailey. 

132  Peter  Van  Ness,  b.  June  27, 1811. 

116. 
John  C,  son  of  (7S)  Cornelius  Douw  and  Catharine  Van 
Schaick,  was  born  August  25,  1788  ;  married  Elizabeth  Van 
Alen,  of  Kinderhook,  N.  Y.,  March,  1809,  and  had 

133  Sarah,  b.  December,  1809;  m.  Benjamin  Ward. 

134  Peter,  b.  December,  1811;  d.  in  1879. 

135  Cornelius,  b.  April  8, 1813;  in.  Hannah  Flint,  October  9, 1842. 

136  Gerrit,  b.  August  12, 1815  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Rhodes,  February  18, 

1844. 

137  Catharine,  b.  1818  ;  m.  J.  D.  Wellington. 
138*  Jane,  b.  1822;  m.  Volckekt  Reilay. 

139  John  Van  Alen,  b.  1824  ;  d.  in  185>. 

140  Maria  H.,  b.  1827  ;  m.  Reuben  Dickenson. 

141  William  Henry,  ) 

[  b.  1830;  d.  1830. 

142  Lawrence,  ) 

119. 
Volckert  P.,  son  of  (89)  John  de  Peyster  Douw  and  (64) 
Deborah   Beeckman,   was  born   April   10,   1790 ;   married 
Helen  F.,  daughter  of  Pascal  Franchot,  of  Butternutts,  N.  T., 
June  2,  1834,  and  had 

143  Deborah  Matilda,  b.  April  19,  1835;  missionary  in  China. 

144  John  de  Peyster,  b.  March  10,  1837  ;  wounded  in  battle  and  died 

at  Winchester,  Va.,  October  26,  1864. 

"  Captain  John  tie  Peyster  Douw  entered  the  service  in  the 
summer  of  1802,  and,  excepting  a  short  furlough  of  a  few  days, 
was  never  absent  from  his  Command.  His  history  is  that  of 
his  regiment,  and  his  regiment  that  of  the  celebrated  6th  Army 
Corps,  to  which  it  was  attached,  a  history  of  continuous  battles. 
He  was  wounded  on  the  19th  of  October  at  the  Battle  of  Cedar 
Creek,  Shenandoah  Valley,  suffered  amputation  of  the  right  leg 
on  the  22d  and  died  on  the  26th. 


Douw.  77 

145  Pascal  Franchot,  b.  February  18,  1840  ;  <1.  August  28,  1841. 

146  Volckert  P.,  b     August  15,    1842  ;   m.   Ella   Brooks  Gould, 

December  3,  1870 ;  d.  November  9,  1875.  Left  one  son,  John 
de  Peysteii,  b.  August  18,  1873. 

147  Beeckraan,  b.  February  21,  1844;  d.  September  5,  1845. 

148  Helen  F.,  b.  March  31,  1846;  m.  (475)  J.  Townsend  Lansing, 

October,  1870. 

149  Anna  de  Peyster,  b.  March  22,  1848;  m.  Geokge  Douglass 

Miller,  May  3,  1877,  and  had 

1  Mary,  b.  June  4,  1878. 

2  Helen,  b.  March  6,  1880. 

3  Samuel,  b.  October,  1881 . 

150  Julia  Agnes,  b.  June  21, 1851. 

Yolckert  P.  Douw  died  June  lfi,  IStJi),  in  Albany. 

123. 
"  John  lie  Peyster,  son  of  (81))  John  de  Peyster  Douw 

and  his  3d  wife  Catharine  D.  (xansevoort,  was  born  December 
10,  1812;  married,  1st,  Margaret  S.,  daughter  of  Stephen 
Van  Rensselaer,  April  12,  1837,  and  had 

151  Henry  Augustus,  b.  January  21,  1840;  d.  February  23,  1854. 

152  Harriet  Van  Rensselaer,  b.  March  20,  1842  ;  d.  August  31,  1862. 

He  married,  2d,  Marianne  Chandler  Lanman,  daughter  of 
Hon.  Charles  James  Lanman  and  Marie  Jeanne  Guie  (b.  Novem 
ber  13,  1826),  March  16,  1854,  and  had 

153  Mary  Lanman,  b.  Stay  22, 1855  ;  m.  Morris  Patterson  Ferris, 

son  of  Isaac  Ferris,  T).  D. ,  LL.  D. ,  September  4, 1879,  and  had 

1  Mary  Van  Rensselaer,  b.  August  28, 1880. 

154  Margaret  Livingston,  b.  March  3,  1858. 

155  Charles  Gibbons,  b.  April  24,  1860. 

156  Helen  Louise,  b.  July  30,  1862. 

157  Henry  Chandler,  b.  October  25,  1864;  d.  October  15,  1873. 

John  de  Peyster  Douw  and  family  reside  at  Poughkeepsie, 

N.  Y. 

12.5. 

Catharine  Louisa,  daughter  of  (89)  John  de  Peyster 
Douw  and  his  3d  wife  Catharine  D.  Gansevoort,  was  born 
September  10,  1817;  married  John  Fondey  Townsend,  M.  D., 

son  of  John  de  Kay  Townsend  and  (93)  Maria  Hun  (b.  March 
10,  1809),  September  10,  1S3G,  and  had. 

158  Charles  de  Kay,  b.  June  14, 1837;  m.,  1st,  Louisa  Van  Kensselaer, 
December  18,  I860,  and  had 


78  Douw. 

1  Charles  Van  Rensselaer,  b.  October  6,  1862. 

Louisa  Van  Rensselaer,  wife  of  Charles  de  Kay  Townsend, 
died  October  19,  1862,  and  he  married,  2d,  Mary  Selden 
Holmes,  February  19, 1867,  and  had 

2  John  Sill,  b.  September  8,  1868. 

3  Katherine  Louisa,  b.  October  18,  18f9. 

4  Frederick  de  Peyster,  b.  May  13,  1871 . 

159  John  de  Peyster,  b.  June  4,  1839;   m.  Caroline  Elizabeth 

Towner,  October  24, 1872,  and  had 

1  Pauline  de  Peyster,  b.  January  4,  1874. 
His  wife  died  October  14,  1876. 

160  Volckert  Peter  Douw,  b.  February  23,  1841. 

161  Catharine  Douw,  b.  November  10,  1842 ;  in.  Bankson  Taylor 

Mokgan,  January  30,  1872,  and  had 
1  Townsend,  b.  January  11,  1873. 

162  Maria  Fondey,  b.  June  2,  1844;  d.  July  23,  1844. 

163  Clarence  Douw,  b.  April  25,  1845 ;  m.  Mamie  Derickson,  Feb- 

ruary 13,  1879. 

164  Harriet  Maria  Douw,  b.  December  27,  1846 ;  m.  William  H. 

Kirtland,  April  21 ,  1879,  and  had 

1  Katharine  Louisa  Douw,  b.  October  18,  1870. 

2  Mary  Augusta' Genet,  b.  February  26,  1873. 
165aRodolph  Douw,  b. ;  in.  Louise  de  Lagnel  Beare,  No- 
vember 21,  1871,  and  had 

1  Isabel  Douw,  b.  April  7,  1874. 

166  Blanche  Douw,  b.  December  21,  1850;   m.  Thomas  IIerbkut 

Allen,  M.  D.,  April  28,  1880,  and  had 
1  Jessie  Louise,  b,  July  16,  1881. 

167  Seraphine  de  Kay,  b.  November  1,  1852;  m.  William  Howard 

Brown,  November  6,  1879,  and  had 

1  Howard  Townsend,  b.  December  1,  1880. 

168  Gustave  de  Kay,  b.  September  5,  1854. 

169  Eugene  de  Kay,  b.  February  26,  1857. 

170  Leontine  de  Kay,  b.  August  31,  1858. 

Dr.  John  F.  Townsend  resided  fur  many  years  in  Albany 
where  lie  practiced  medicine.  He  remoyed  to  the  city  of  New- 
York  where  he  died  January  8,  1874. 

139. 
Derick,  son  of  (lol)  John  Donw  and  Catharine  Van 

Ness,  was  horn  August  13,  1 801 ;  married  Eliza  Bailey,  and 
had 

171  Catharine  Jane,  b.  October  30,  1827. 

172  Peter  Van  Ness,  b.  March  27, 1836;  m.  Mary  Brocaw. 


Douw.  79 

173  Deborah  Ann,  b.  December  14,  1838 ;  in.  Reynier  V.  N.  Gar- 

hitson,  November  14,  1872,  and  had 

1  Clarence,  b.  April  24,  1874. 

2  William  Van  Ness,  b.  October  29,  1877. 

174  John  B.,  b.  December  7, 1842;  m. Ammkrman. 

135. 
Cornelius,  son  of  (116)  John  C.  Douw  and  Elizabeth 
Van  Alen,  was  born  April  8,  1813 ;  married  Hannah  Flint, 

October  9,  1842,  and  had 

175  Thomas  W.,  b.  February  15,  1844 ;  killed  in  the  late  war. 

176  Mary  Jane,  b.  March  14,  1847;  m.  S.  E.  Eldred. 

177  Sarah  Ann,  b.  February  1,  1849  ;  m.  Lewis  F.  Moore. 

178  Caroline  Elizabeth,  b.  February  22,  1851. 

179  Chloe  A.,  b.  March  14,  1852;  m.  William  Greene. 

180  Linda  M.,  b.  September  13,  1854. 

This  family  of  Douw's  reside  at  Albany,  Greene  county, 
Wisconsin. 

136. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (116)  John  C.  Douw  and  Elizabeth  Van 
Alen,  was  born  August  12,  1815 ;  married  Elizabeth  Rhodes, 
February  18,  1844,  and  had 

181  George  Washington,  b.  December  16,  1844;  d.  August  24,  1847. 

182  Helen  M.,  b.  July  9,  1846;  m.  George  B.  Tripp,  October  27, 

1870.     He  died  January  6,  1878. 

183  William,  b.  October  10,  1849. 

184  Lillie  E.,  b.  October  13,  1851 ;  m.  Cyrus  H.  Lord,  December 

10,  1878. 

185  Carrie  S.,   b.  August  2,  1860;  d.  January  31,  1862. 

186  Annie,  b.  July  13, 1864. 

This  family  resides  in  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

173. 
Peter  Van  Ufess,  son  of  d29)  PerifkJPnjuir  aj1/]  Eijxa 


GERHARD. 


1. 

Paul  Gerhard  (Gerard)  fled  from  France  in  1680,  at  the 
time  of  the  Huguenot  persecution,  and  established  himself  in 
Germany  at  a  place  called  Gerhard's  Brunn,  near  Zweibriicken, 
or  "  Deux  Ponts  "  in  the  Palatinate.     He  had  a  son 

2  Frederic,  b.  March  26,  1714;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Tisciien,  Janu- 

ary 23,  1737 ;  2d,  Barbara  Reigekin,  February  14,  1740. 

2. 
Frederic,  son  of  (1)  Paul  Gerhard,  was  bom  March  26, 
1714;  married,  1st,  Elizabeth   Tischen,  January  23,  173V, 
and  had 

3  Peter,  b.  October  26,  1737. 

Elizabeth  Tischen,  wife  of  Frederick  Gerhard,  died  and  he 
married,  2d,  Barbara  Reigerin,  February  14, 1740,  and  had 

4  Conrad,  b.  November  22,  1740  ;  m.  (122)  Rachel  Bogaert  Yssel 

stein,  September  29,  17C8. 

5  Elizabeth,  b.  September  29,  1742. 

6  Frederic,  b.  September  23,  1744. 

7  John,  b.  February  12,  1747. 

8  Anna'Maria,  b.  June  13,  1749. 

9  Jacob,  b.  December  21,  1750. 

10  Anthony,  b.  February  10,  1754 ;  d.  an  infant. 

11  Anna  Rosina,  b.  October  29,  1755. 

12  Catherine,  b.  October  2,  1758. 

Frederic  Gerhard  emigrated  from  Langensalbad,  Elesse- 
Darmstadt,  to  America,  arriving  in  Philadelphia,  August  27, 
1739.  He  bought  lands  and  settled  in  Heidelberg  Township, 
Lancaster  (now  Berks)  Co.,  Penn.     In  1745  he  left  the  German 


Gerhard.  81 

Reformed  Church  and  joined  the  Moravian  Church.  He  was 
naturalized  September  24, 1755,  and  died  in  Heidelberg  Town- 
ship, November  30, 1779. 

4. 

Conrad,  son  of  (2)  Frederic   Gerhard  and  Barbara 

Reigerin,  was  born  November  22,  1740;  married  (122) 
llachel,  daughter  of  Isaac  Martens  Ysselstein  and  (34)  Rachel 
Bogaert,  (b.  June  8, 1741)  September  29, 1768  (see  34  Bogaert), 
and  had 

13  Rachel,  b.  January  15, 1770,  in  Philadelphia  ;  d.  December  18, 1772, 

14  Elizabeth,  b.  March  2, 1772,  in  Philadelphia;  d.  October  21,  1772. 

15  William,  b.  April  11,  1774,  in  Philadelphia;  m.  Sarah  Wood, 

October  6,  1808. 

16  Mary,  b.  March  16, 1776,  in  Philadelphia  ;  d.  June  21, 1792. 

17  John,  b.  October  17,  1778,  in  Philadelphia  ;  d.  January  25,  1779. 

18  Eleonora,  b.  November  17,1780,  in  Philadelphia  ;  d.  December  15, 

1780. 

19  Thomas,  b.  January  31,  1782,  in  Philadelphia  ;  d.  April  28,  1783. 

All  the  above  children,  except  William,  died  in  Philadelphia. 

Rachel  Yssefstein,  wife  of  Conrad  Gerhard,  died  suddenly 
May  31,  1801,  while  her  husband  was  at  church.  Conrad 
Gerhard  was  born  in  Heidleberg  Township,  Berks  county, 
Penn. ;  was  engaged  in  mercantile  pursuits  in  Philadelphia 
until  1808,  when  he  retired  from  business.  He  married,  2d, 
Elizabeth  Jungmann,  (b.  January  4, 1756,  at  Rhinebeck,  N.  Y.) 
daughter  of  Rev.  John  George  Jungmann.  No  children.  He 
died  Febrnary  24,  1815. 

Elizabeth  Jungmann,  his  widow,  died  in  Philadelphia  Sep- 
tember 19,  1823. 

15. 

William,  son  of  (4)  Conrad  Gerhard  and  (122)  Rachel 
Ysselstein,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  April  11, 1774;  married 
October  6,  1808,  Sarah  Wood,  (born  at  Woodstown,  Salem 
county,  N.  J.,  September  10,  1781)  daughter  of  Jeconias 
Wood,  of  Woodstown,  and  Christina  Gill,  and  had 

20  William  Wood,  b.  July  23,  1809  ;  m.  Anne  Dobbtn. 

21  Benjamin,  b.  June  3,  1811  ;  m.  Anna  Sergeant. 


82  Gebhaed. 

22  Thomas,  b.  in  Philadelphia  October  2,  1813,  and  died  at  Beading, 

Penn.,  in  1814. 

23  Louisa,  b.  September  25,  1816  ;  m.  Heniit  Du  Pont. 

William  Gerhard  was  a  merchant  in  Philadelphia  until 
1836  when  he  removed  to  Chester,  Penn.,  where  he  died  Sep- 
tember 30,  1848. 

His  wife  survived  him  and  died  in  Philadelphia  April  21, 
1851. 

20. 
William  Wood,  son  of  (15)  William  Gerhard  and 
Sarah  Wood,  was  born  in  Philadelphia,  Penn.,  July  23, 1809  ; 
married  at  Philadelphia  December  5,  1848,  Anne  Dobbyn, 
(b.  July  31,  1820)  daughter  of  Captain  William  Augustus 
Dobbyn,  of  the  British  Army,  and  of  Anne  Edwards,  daughter 
of  Colonel  Thomas  Edwards,  of  the  E;  I.  Co.'s  service,  and  had 

24  Louisa,  b.  in  Philadelphia  October  20,  1849. 

25  Anne,  b.  December  15,  1851 ;  m.  William  Wainwrigiit  Maris. 

26  William  Pennock,  b.  in  Philadelphia  March  16,  1856,  and  died 

there  March  18,  1857. 

27  Henry  Du  Pont,  b.  in  Philadelphia  August  27,  1858. 

William  Wood  Gerhard  was  a  graduate  of  Dickinson 
College,  Pennsylvania,  and  of  the  Medical  Department  of  the 
University  of  Pennsylvania,  and  studied  in  the  medical  schools 
of  Paris.  He  was  an  eminent  physician  of  Philadelphia  and 
the  author  of  a  number  of  works  on  professional  subjects.  He 
died  in  Philadelphia  April  28,  1 872.  His  wife  survived  him 
and  died  there  November  16,  1880. 

25. 
Anne,  daughter  of  (20)  Dr.  William-  Wood  Gerhard  and 
Anne  Dobbyn,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  December  15,  1851 ; 
married  October  12,  1876,  William  Wainwright  Maris,  of 

Philadelphia,  (b.  September  22,  1848),  and  has 

28  Anne  Gerhard,  b.  in  Philadelphia  July  26,  1878. 

29  John  Mcllvaine,  b.  in  Philadelphia  August  31,  1879. 


Gerhard.  83 

SI. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (15)  William  Gerhard  and  Sarah 
Wood,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  June  3,  1811 ;  married  Janu- 
ary 4,  1844,  Anna  Sergeant,  daughter  of  Hon.  John  Sergeant, 
of  Philadelphia,  and  had 

30  John  Sergeant,  b.  December  24,  1845  ;  m.  Maria  PEr-PEii. 

31  William,  b.  September  9, 1847  ;  m.  Sally  Ltle  Howell. 

32  George  Smith,  b.  in  Philadelphia  January  19,  1849. 

Benjamin  Gerhard  was  a  lawyer  of  extensive  practice  and 
a  prominent  citizen  of  Philadelphia,  where  he  died  June  18, 
1S64.  He  was  a  graduate  of  Dickinson  College,  Pennsylvania. 
His  widow  died  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  June  21,  1873. 

30. 

John -Sergeant,  son  of  (21)  Benjamin  Gerhard  and 
Anna  Sergeant,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  December  24, 1845  ; 
married  October  4,  1873,  Maria,  daughter  of  William  Pepper, 
M.  D.,  (b.  February  11,  1846),  and  has 

33  John  Sergeant,  b.  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  November  23,  1875' 

34  Albert  Pepper,  b.  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  August  22,  1877. 

35  Sarah  Pepper,  b.  in  Philadelphia,  Pa  ,  April  8,  1880. 

31. 
William,  son   of  (21)  Benjamin  Gerhard  and  Anna 
Sergeant,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  September  9,  1847;  mar- 
ried June  22,  1876,  Sally  Lyle  Howell,  daughter  of  Arthur 
Howell,  and  has 

36  Arthur  Howell,  b.  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  April  15,  1877. 

37  Sally  Howell,  b.  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  June  21,  1878. 

Sally  Lyle  Howell,  his  wife,  died  at  Overbrook,  Phila- 
delphia, Penn.,  March  21,  1879. 

23. 

Louisa,  daughter  of  (15)  William  Gerhard  and  Sarah 
Wood,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  September  25, 1816  ;  married 
July  15,  1837,  at  Chester,  Penn.,  Henry  Du  Pont,  of  Dela- 
ware, (b.  there,  near  Wilmington,  August  8,  1812),  and  had 


84  Geeiiaed. 

38  Henry  Algernon,   b.  July  30,  1838  ;  m.   (273)  Mary  Pauline 

Foster.- 

39  Evelina,  b.  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  October  9,  1840. 

40  Ellen  Eugenia,  b.  March  29, 1843 ;  in.  Alexander  Duer  Irving. 

41  Louisa   Gerhard,  b.  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  February  23,  1845, 

and  died  there  July  2,  1863. 

42  Sara,  b.  January  29, 1847 ;  m.  Jofin  Duer. 

43 "Victorine    Elizabeth,    b.    March    1,    1849;    m.    (272)    Antoine 
Lentilhon  Foster. 

44  Sophie  Madeleine,  b.  January  1,  1851  ;  m.  Theophilus  Parsons 

Chandler,  Jr. 

45  Mary  Constance,  b.  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  February  10,  1853, 

and  died  there  September  3,  1853 

46  William,  b.  August  21, 1855;  in.  Mary  Du  Pont. 

38. 
Henry  Algernon,  son  of  Henry  Du  Pont  and  (23) 
Louisa  Gerhard,  was  bom  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  July  30, 
1838 ;  married  July  15,  1874  (273),  Mary  Pauline  Foster,  of 
New  York  (b.  April  19, 1849),  (See  273  Ten  Eyck),  and  bad 

47  Catherine  Barthelemie  Pauline,  b.  in  Paris,    France,  April   2, 

1875,  and  died  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  March  5,  1876. 

48  Louise  Evelina,  b.  at  Winterthur,  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  August 

3, 1877. 

49  Antoine  Irenee,  b.  at  Winterthur,  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  June 

18, 1879,  and  died  there  same  day. 

50  Henry  Francis,  b.  at  Winterthur,  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  May  27, 

1880. 

Colonel  Henry  A.  Du  Pont  and  family  reside  at  Winterthur, 
near  Wilmington,  Del. 

40. 
Ellen  Eugenia,  daughter  of  Henry  Du  Pont  and  (23) 
Louisa  Gerhard,  was  born  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  March  29, 
1843 ;  married  August  1,  1872,  Alexander  Duer  Irving,  of 
New  York  (b.  December  28,  1842),  and  had 

51  Duer  Alexander,  b.  at  New  Brighton,  N.  Y. ,  June  24,  1873. 

52  Henry  Du  Pont,  b.  at  New  Brighton,  N.  Y.,  March  26,  1875. 

53  John  Duer,  b.  in  New  York,  N.  Y.,  January  27,  1879. 

54  EUen  Du  Pont,  b,  at  New  Brighton,  N.  Y.,  June  6,  1881. 


Gbkhaed.  85 

42. 

Sara,  daughter  of  Henry  Du  Pont  and  (23)  Louisa 
Gerhard,  was  born  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  January  29,  1847, 
and  died  at  New  Brighton,  Staten  Island,  N.  Y.,  April  29, 
1876;  married  June  14,  1871,  John  Duer,  of  New  York  (b. 
May  12,  1837),  and  had 

55  Sara  Du  Pont,  b.  at  New  Brighton,  N.  Y.,  April  26, 1876,  and  died 
there  May  10,  1876. 

43. 
Victorine  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Henry  Du  Pont 

and  (23)  Louisa  Gerhard,  was  born  near  Wilmington,  Del., 
March  1,  1849;   married   October   18,  1877   (272),    Antoine 
Lentilhon  Poster  (b.  August  14,  1847). 
(See  272  Ten  Eyck.) 

44. 

Sophie  Madeleine,  daughter  of  Henry  Du  Pont  and 
(23)  Louisa  Gerhard,  was  born  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  Jan- 
uary 1,  1851;  married  March  8,  1873,  Theophilus  Parsons 
Chandler,  Jr."(b.  September  7,  1846). 

46. 
William,  son   of   Henry  Du  Pont  and  (23)  Louisa 
Gerhard,  was  born  near  Wilmington,  Del.,  August  21,  1855 ; 
married  April  24,  1878,  Mary   Du  Pont,  daughter  of  Victor 
Du  Pont  and  Alice  Hounsh'eld  (b.  August  9,  1854). 


GROESBECK. 


1. 

Claas  (Nicholas),  son  of  Jacob  Groesbeck,  of  Rotter- 
dam, in  Holland,  was  born  in  1624,  probably  in  Rotterdam ; 
married  Elizabeth,  and  had 

2  Jacob.    (No  mention  of  him  on  the  records.) 

3  Oatrine,  m.  Jacob  Tecnise  (Van  Woekt  1),  about  1683. 

4  Willem,  m.  Gertruy  Schuyler,  about  1684  ;  A.  1722. 

5  Barber,  m.  (4)  G  vsbert  Marselis,  about  1682. 

6  Rebecca,  m.  Dominicus  Van  Schaick,  February  17,  1699. 

7  Johannes,  m.  (29)  Gertruy  Quackenbush,  December  17,  1699. 

8  Stephanus,  m.  (22)  Elizabeth  Lansing,  July  16,  1699  ;  d.  July, 

•  1744. 

On  the  10th  of  October,  1696,  Claas  Groesbeck  deposed 
that  he  was  72  years  old.  He  then  had  a  house  and  lot  on 
the  west  side  of  Pearl  street,  the  second  north  of  Maiden  Lane. 
He  made  a  will  January  3,  1706-7,  which  was  proved  and 
recorded  March  20,  1713,  leaving  his  property  to  his  wife  and 
the  seven  above-named  children. 

4. 

Willem,  son  of  (1)  Claas  Groesbeck  and  Elizabeth, 

married  Gertruy,  daughter  of  David  Pieterse  Schuyler  and 
Catlyn  Verplank,  of  New  Amsterdam,  about  1684,  and  had 

9  Nicholas,  m.,  1st,  (32)  Marytje  Quackenbush  ;  2d,  Agnietje 

de  Wandlaer. 

10  Catalyna,  bp.  October  21,  1685 ;  m.  (9)  Jan  Van  Nes,  November 

17,  1706. 

11  David,  bp.  June  17,  1688;  d.  y. 

12  David,  b.  March  17,  1692  ;  m.  (22)  Maria  Vanderpoel,  Novem- 

ber 8, 1724 ;  d.  February  3,  1763 

13  Elizabeth,  bp.  January  4,  1699. 


Groesbeck.  87 

14  Jacobus,  bp.  October  5,  1701  ;  in.  Sarah  Van  Vechten,  February 

17,  1738. 

Willem  Groesbeck  was  buried  December  23,  1722. 

7. 

Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Claas  Jacobse  (Jroesbeck  and 

Elizabeth,  married  Geertruy .  daughter  of  (7)  Wonter  Pieterse 
Quackenbush  and  Neeltje  Guysbertse  Bogaert,  possibly  widow 
of  Cornelis  Teunise  Denyse,  of  New  York,  December  17, 1699, 
and  had 

15  Lysbeth,  bp.  March  26, 1701. 

16  Neellje,  bp.  September  5,  1703. 

17  Oatharina,  bp.  November  18,  1705. 

18  Wouter,  bp.  August  15, 1708";  d.  y. 

19  Nicholas,  bp.  October  28,  1710  ;  buried  June  30,  1746. 

20  Wouter,  bp.  October  19, 17121;'  m.  (89)  Jannetje  Bogakkt, Decem- 

ber 14,  1739. 

21  Jacob,  bp.  May  27, 1715  ,  m .  Cathkina  Yates,  October  18, 1740. 

22  Catryna,  bp.  October  13, 1717. 

23  Johannes,  bp.  December  11,  1720. 

Geertruy  Qilackeiibush,  wife  of  Johannes  Gkoesbeck,  was 
buried  March  14,  1717. 

8. 
Stephanus,  son  of  (1)  Claas  Jacobse  Groesbeck  and 

Elizabeth,  married  (22)  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (4)  Johannes 
Lansing  and  Geertie  Van  Schaick,  (b.  1679),  July  16,  1699, 
and  had 

24  Oatharina,  bp.  April  28,  1700:  d.  y. 

25  Johannes,  bp.  March  26,  1703*. 

26  Cathrina,  bp.  January  10,  1705. 

27  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  17,  1707  ;  m.  Stephen  Van  Rensselaer, 

July  5,  1729. 

28  Gerardus,  bp.  October  23, 1709  ;  m.  Maria  Ten  JJroeck,  March  8, 

1739. 

Stephanus  Groesbeck  was  buried  July  17,  1744. 

9. 
Nicholas,  son  of  (4)  Willem  Groesbeck  and  Geertruy 

Schuyler,  married,  1st,  (32)  Marytje,  daughter  of  (7)  Wonter 
12 


88  Gboesbeok. 

Quackenbush  and  Neeltje  (daughter  of  Teunis  Guysbertse 
Bogaert,  possibly  widow  of  Cornelis  Teunise  Denyse,  of  New 
York),  and  had 

29  Willem,  bp.  February  17,  1712  ;  in.  Catharine  Van  Nes,  June 

21,  1738. 

30  Wouter,  bp.  August  29, 1714  ;  m.,  let,  Maria  Bogardus,  October 

18, 1739 ;  2d,  Alida  Quackenbush,  June  5,  1761. 

31  Geertruy,  bp.  December  21,  1716;  buried  June  24,  1746. 

32  Pieter,  bp.  November  20,  1719. 

33  Jacobus,  bp.  February  17,  1723. 

34  Neeltje,  bp.  June  13,  1725. 

Marytje  Quackenbush,  wife  of  Nicholas  Groesbeck,  was  buried 
December  30,  1728.  He  married,  2d,  Agnietje,  daughter  of 
Johannes  de  Wandlaer,  Jr.,  of  Schachtekook,  and  Lysabet 
Gansevoort  (b.  March  4,  1711),  and  had 

35  Maria,  bp.  January  1,  1729-30. 

36  Hannes,  bp.  May  27,  1733;  m.  Elizabeth  Van  Bkackel,  No- 

vember 22,  1752. 

37  Johannes,  bp.  February  18,  1735  ;  m.  Mauia  Viele,  July  28, 1755. 

38  Harmen,  bp.  March  2,  1737 ;  m.  Makitje  Benneway,  (benoit), 

September  29,  1763. 

39  .Wouter,  bp.  September  29,  1739. 

40  Pieter,  bp.  October  11,  1741;  d.  y. 

41  Pieter,  bp.  April  24,  1743. 

42  Jacob,  bp.  August  25,  1745. 

Nicholas  Groesbeck  resided  at  Schachtekook. 

13 
David,  son  of  (4)  Willem  Claas  Groesbeck  and  Geertruy 

Schuyler,  was  born  in  Albany  March  17,  1G92;  married  (22) 
Maria,  daughter  of  (7)  Melgert  Vanderpoel,  Jr.,  of  Kinder- 
hook,  and  Catharina  Van  Alen  (bp.  January  10,  1703),  No- 
vember S,  1724  (Bible  record),  and  had 

43  Willem,  b.  August  2,  1725  ;  d.  October  3,  1752. 

44  Oatrina,  b.  December  24,  1726  ;  d.  January  1,  1732. 

45  David,  b.  August  5,  1728  ;  m.,  1st,  Oatrina  Veddek,  December 

23,  1752  ;  2d,  Sarah  Winne,  September  28, 1765  ;  d.  March  30, 
1795. 

46  Mary,  b.  April  30,  1730 ;  d.  January  26,  1732. 

47  Melgert,  b.  April  13,  1732  ;  d.  September  18, 1748. 

48  John,  b.  February  23,  1734  ;  d.  January  23.  1737. 


Geoesbeok.  89 

49  Abram,  b.  dead  April,  1736. 

50  Oatryna,  b.  May  8, 1737  ;  m.  Casparus  Pruyn,  December  19, 1762. 

51  Gertruy,  b.  April  30, 1739  ;  d.  August  25, 1745. 

52  John,  b.  July  12,  1741;  m.  Aaltje  Van  Arnhem,  July  13,  1765. 

53  Catelyna,  b.  March  12, 1745. 

Maria  "V anderpoel,  wife  of  David  Groksbkck,  died  January 
18,  1757. 

DAvrn  Groesbeck  died  February  3, 1763. 

30. 
Wonter,  son  of  (7)  Johannes  Groesbeck  and  Geertruy 
Quackenbush,  was  baptised   in  Albany   October  19,  1712; 
married  (89)  Jannetje,  daughter  of  (23)  Pieter  Bogaert  and 
Rebecca  Fonda,  December  14,  1739,  and  bad 

54  Maria,  bp.  July  26,  1741 . 

55  Pieter,  bp.  August  14,  1743  ;  d.  y. 

56  Rebecca,  bp.  April  19,  1745. 

57  Pieter,  bp.  July  26,  1746 ;  d.  y. 

58  Pieter,  bp.  October  23,  1748. 

59  Geertruy,  pp.  July  29,  1753  ;  d.  y. 

60  Geertruy,  bp.  September  24,  1758. 

38. 

Qeradns,  son  of  (8)  Stephanns  Groesbeck  and  (22) 
Elizabeth  Lansing,  was  baptised  October  23,  1709 ;  married 
Maria-Ten  Broeck,  March  8,  1739,  and  bad 

61  Elizabeth,  bp.  July  8,  1739. 

62  Stephanus,  bp.  May  9,  1742. 

63  Margarita,  bp.  June  10,  1744 ;  d.  y. 

64  Margarita,  bp.  January  10,  1746;  m.  (75) .  Nicolas  G.  MarseIjIS. 

August  9,  1766. 

65  Dirk,  bp.  May  29,  1748. 

66  Johannes,  bp.  February  18, 1750.  w 

67  Anna,  bp.  December  1,  1751. 

68  Johannes,  bp.  November  11,  1753. 

69  Oatrina,  bp.  September  26, 1756;  d.  y. 

70  Catarina,  bp.  April  8,  1759. 

30. 
Wouter,  son  of  (9)  Nicholas  Groesbeck  and  (23)  Marytje 
Quackenbush,  was  baptised  in  Albany  August  29,  1714 ;  mar- 


90  Groesbeck. 

ried,  1st,  Maria,  daughter  of  Anthony  Bogardus  and  Jannetje 
Knikkelbakker,  widow  of  (19)  Hendriek  Lansing  (bp.  February 
10,  1712),  October  18,  1739,  and  had 

71  Johannes,  bp.  February  14,  1742. 

72  Jannetje,  bp.  July  31,  1743;  d.  y. 

73  Jannetje,  bp.  April  21, 1745.     ^ 

74  Anthony,  bp.  June  5, 1748  ;  m.  Cathalyntje  De  Forekst,  Febru- 

ary 26, 1769;  d.  June  11,  1812. 

75  Nicolaas,  bp.  May  6,  1750. 

Maria  Bogardus,  wife  of  Wouter  N.  Groesbeck,  died.    He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Alida.  Qdackenbush,  June  5,  1761,  and  bad 

76  Nicolaas,  bp.  January  31, 1762. 

77  Pieter,  bp.  May  27,  1763. 

78  Jacob,  b.  July  24,  1764. 

79  Meinard,  b.  June  28,  1767. 

80  Harmen,  b.  July  10,  1769. 

81  Wouter,  b.  August  8,  1771. 

Wouter  Groesbeck  resided  at  Half  Moon,  Saratoga  county, 
N.  Y. 

45. 

David,  Jr.,  son  of  (12)  David  Groesbeck  and  (22)  Maria 
Vanderpoel,  was  born  in  Albany  August  25,  1728 ;  married, 
1st,  Catrina  Vedder,  December  23,  1752,  and  had 

82  William,  b.  June  17, 1753  ;  m.  Catharine  Van  Deusen;  d.  July 

6,  1802. 

83  Cornelia,  b.  November  30, 1754;  d.  s.  1811. 

Catrina  Vedder,  wife  of  David  Geoesbeck,  died  December 
15, 1754.  He  married,  2d,  Sarah,  daughter  of  Benjamin  Winne 
and  Rachel  Van  Arnhem  (b.  July  21,  1734),  (the  Bible  record 
reads  "My  wife  was  born  July  21,  1754"),  September  28, 
1765.    Noch. 

David  Groesbeck  died  March  30,  1795. 

Saeah  Winne,  his  widow,  died  April  20,  1818. 

82. 
William,  son  of  (45)  David  Groesbeck,  Jr.,  and  Catrina 
Vedder,  was  born  in  Albany  June  17,  1753 ;  married  Catha- 
rina  Van  Deusen,  and  had 


Groesbeck.  91 

84  David,  b   March  29,  1772;  in.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Burton,  about 

1792;  d.  September  29,  1804;  2d,  Ann  Wimjbt. 

85  Oomelis,  bp.  November  9,  1777;  (1.  April  1C,  1805. 

86  Catharine  V.  D.,  b.  May  21,  1779. 

87  Maria,  b.  February  27, 1781 ;  d.  at  Little  Fulls  November  18,  1831. 

88  Lucretia,  b.  January  14,  1783. 

89  Willem,  b.  September  17,  1784 ;  d.  June  25,  1835. 

William  Groesbeck  died  July  6,  1802. 

Catherina  Van  Deusen,  his  widow,  died  November  3, 1821, 
se.  72  years. 

William  Groesbeck  was  for  many  years  clerk  of  the  Re- 
formed Dutch  church  in  Albany,  aud  was  succeeded  by  his 
sous  David  and  Cornelis,  the  last  of  the  "  Voorsangers"  i.  e., 
the  clerk  who  stood  in  front  of  the  pulpit  and  led  the  singers, 
giving  out  the  words  of  the  hymn  two  lines  at  a  time. 

84. 
David,  son  of  (82j  William  Groesbeck  and  Cathrina  Van 

Deusen,  was  born  in  Albany  March  29,  1772;  married,  1st, 
Elizabeth  Button,  about  1792,  and  had 

'  90  Cathrina,  b.  July  18,  1793. 

Elizabeth  Burton,  wife  of  David  Gkoesbeck,  died  September  29, 
1804,  a?.  30  years  and  22  days.  He  married,  2d,  Ann  Willet, 
and  had 

91  Sally  Ann,  b.  1809  ;  in.  James  A.  Hewson  ;  d.  March  16,  1842,  ae. 

33  years. 

92  Eliza,  b.  1810 ;  d.  s.  May  26,  1833. 

Ann  Willet,  wife  of  David  Groesbeck,  died  May  6,  1810, 
re.  33  years,  2  months,  27  days. 

David  Groesbeck  died  in  New  York  December  9,  1857. 


HUN. 


l. 

The  first  known  ancestor  of  this  name  was  Thomas  Hun, 
who  resided,  possibly,  at  Amersfort,  in  Holland.     He  had 

2  Harmen  Thomas. 

It  is  not  known  if  he  had  other  children. 

It  is  found  in  the  Notarial  Papers,  page  103,  first  part,  on 
recoi'd  in  the  County  Clerk's  office,  Albany,  that  "On  July  5, 
1661,  his  sou  Haemen  and  his  wife  Catalyntie  Beeuk,*  gave 
a  power  of  attorney  to  collect  a  certain  sum  of  money  from 
Angenitie  Comelisen,  of  Amsterdam,  in  Holland,  belonging 
to  the  aforesaid  Catalyntie  as  an  inheritance  from  the 
late  Tryntfe  Jansen  van  Eechter,  her  mother,  late  wife  of 
Cornells  Stoffelse  Bui,  of  Amsterdam,  and  also  from  her 
brother,  Hendeiok  Beeck,  a  certain  sum  on  an  obligation  "  dated 
"  March  8,  1656 ; "  also  to  close  up  the  estate  of  Wendeltie 
Haemense  (maiden  lady),  late  aunt,  or  father's  sister,  of  the 
above-named  (2)  Hakmen  Thoma.se.  She  being  dead  at 
Alckmar,  in  Holland. 

The  christian  name  of  the  father  of  Thomas  and  Wendeltie 
Hun  was  probably  Haemen,  as  Wendeltie,  in  the  papers 
aUuded  to  above,  is  called  "  Wendeltie  Haemense." 

«. 

Harmen  Thomas,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Hun,  married 
Catalyntie  Berck  (b.  in  1625),  the  widow  of  (1)  Dirck  Bensing, 
in  1661,  and  had 

*  Spelled  Bercx  Id  "Pearson's  First  Settlers  of  Albany  County,"  and  not  Berex  as 
misprinted  on  page  8. 


Hun.  93 

3  Weintie,  b.  February  9, 1663 ;  d.  February  19,  1662. 

4  Weintie,  b.  October  29, 1663  ;  in.  (8)  Eur  Melcherts  Van  Deusen, 

1692. 

5  Thomas,  b.  November  1,  1666  ;  d.  November  9,  1067. 

6  Thomas  H.,  b.  October  2, 1668 ;  m.  (4)  Mayeke  Jants  Oothodt, 

November  20, 1692. 

Catalyntie,  wife  of  Harmen  Thomas  Hun,  died  April  14, 
1693. 

Hakmen  Thomas  Hun  was  living  as  late  as  1 703.  He  is 
described,  in  1661,  as  being  from  Ammersfort,  in  Holland,  and 
then  living  in  Beverwyck. 

Catalyntie  Berck,  and  her  brothers  Hkndkick  and  William, 
were  children  of  Tryntie  Jansen  van  liec/iter,  widow  of  Sam- 
son Berck  and  late  wife  of  Cornelisson  Stojfelse  Hid,  of 
Amsterdam,  Holland. 

(2)  IIakmen  Thomase  emigrated  from  Holland.  He  had 
also  a  brother-in-law,  John  Van  Droop,  of  Elslow,  residing  in 
Stnttin,  in  the  land  of  Gulich. 

(2)  Hakmen  Thomase  and  Catalyntie  Beeck  made  a  joint 
will  in  May,  1663,  in  which  they  mention  her  five  children  by 
(1)  Dikok  Bensen,  the  former  husband  of  Catalyntie  Bekok. 

6. 

Thomas  Harniense,  son  of  (2)  Harmen  Hun  and 

Catalyntie  Berck,  was  born  October  2,  1668 ;  married  (4) 
Mayeke,  daughter  of  (1)  Jan  Jansen  Oothont  and  (4)  Hendrickie 
Van  Ness,  November  20,  1692,  and  liad 

7  Catalyntie,  b.  September  4,  1093  ;  m.  (39)  John  G.  Lansing,  No- 

vember, 1726 ;  d.  October,  1727. 

8  Johannis,  b.  October  10, 1695 ;  m.  Anna  Winne,  May  4,  1725  ;  d. 

January  22,  1776. 

9  Harmen,  b.  November  23,  1697  ;  d.  y. 

10  Cornelius,  b.  June  9, 1700. 

11  Hendrickje,  b.  September  12, 1702  ;  m.  Pietek  Schuyler,  Decem- 

ber 20,  1724. 

12  Dirck,  b.  September  7, 1704  ;  m.  Margaret  Cornelia  Hogan 

13  Rutger,  b.  March  15,  1707. 

14  Adrian,  b.   June   15,  1709  ;  in.  Piicebe   Smith,  of   New   Jersey, 

August      ,  1733  ;  d.  January  11.  1737-8. 


94  Hun. 

15  Harmen,  b.  September  15, 1712 ;  m.  (65)  Elsie  Lansing,  December 

6, 1735. 

Thomas  Harmense  Hun  died  January  12,  1716. 
Mayeke,  widow  of  Thomas  Hakjiknse  Hun,  died  October 
14,  1759. 

8. 
Johannis,  son  of  (6)  Thomas  Harmense  Hun  and  (4) 
Mayeke  Oothout,  was  born  in  Albany  October  10,  1695 ;  mar- 
ried Anna,  daughter  of  Francis  Winne  and  Elsie  Gansevoort, 
May  4,  1725,  and  had 

16  Thomas,  b.  June,  172fi  ;  d.  December  14,  1731. 

17  Elsie,  b.  May  16,  1728  ;  d.  January  4,  1732. 

18  Elsie,  b.  March  18, 1733;  m.  (97)  PniMP  Lansing,  May  19,  1757. 

19  Thomas,  b.  February  28,  1736 ;  in.  (192)  Elizabeth  Wendell, 

August  27,  1761 ;  d.  November  17,  1802. 

Anna  Winne,  wife  of  Johannis  Hun,  died  March,  1759. 

Johannis  Hun  died  in  Albany  January  22,  1776. 

He  was  probably  buried  in  the  church  yard  in  Beaver  street. 
In  1803  his  remains  were  removed  by  his  grandson  Abraham" 
Hun  to  a  vault  which  he  built  on  a  lot  on  Chestnut  street, 
between  Hawk  and  Swan  streets.  By  the  re-grading  of  the 
streets  and  the  adjoining  lots  the  vault  was  abandoned  and  the 
bodies  contained  therein  were  removed  to  the  farm,  at  Nor- 
manskill,  and  there  buried. 

12. 
Dirck,  son  of  (6)   Thomas    Harmense    Hun    and  (4) 
Mayeke    (Mary)    Oothout,    was  born    September   7,    1704; 
married  Margaret  Cornelia,  daughter  of  William  Hogan  and 
Martena  (Anna)  Bekker  (b.  July  30,  1700),  and  had 

20  Catalyntie,  bp.  August  13,  1732. 

21  Willem,  bp.  August  28,  1734 ;  m.  Sarah  De  Fohicst,  August  18, 

1759. 

22  Thomas,  bp.  May  19,  1736 ;  m.  Bata  Van  Deusen,  November  29, 

1761. 

23  Johannis,  bp.  December  24, 1738 ;  m.  Cathakina  U.  Ziele,  May 

23, 1765 ;  d.  April  12,  1825. 

24  Pieter,  bp.  October  2,  1741. 


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14. 
Adrian,  son  of  (6)  Thomas  Harmense  Hun  and  (4) 
May  eke  Oothout,  was  born  Jnne  15,  1709;  married  Phoebe, 
daughter  of  John  Smith  and  Judith  Oatman,  of  New  Jersey, 
August,  1733,  and  had 

25  Judith,  b.  February  19, 1734-5;  m.  Uriah  Carl. 

26  Thomas,  b.  September  20,  1736;  m.  Catharine  Van  Emberg  in 

1762;  d.  September  15,  1797. 

27  Phoebe,  b.  July  22, 1738. 

Adrian  Hun  died  January  1 1,  1737-8. 

15. 

Harmon,  son  of  (6)  Thomas  Harmense  Hun  and  (4) 

Mayeke  Oothout,  was  born  September  15, 1712 ;  married  (65) 
Elsie,  daughter  of  (12)  Isaac  Lansing  and  (14)  Jannetje  Beeck- 
inan,  December  6,  1735,  and  had 

28  Maritie,  b.  September  3,  1736,  at  4  a.  M.;  m.  Cornelius  Van 

Beuren,  December  23, 1758;  d.  March  21,  1817. 

29  Jane,  b.  June  1,  1739;  m.,  1st.,  Volkert  Van  Veohten,  license 

dated  November  17,  1762;  2d,  (106J)  Thomas  Lansing,  October 
38,  1792. 

30  Oatalyntie,  b.  April  17,  1743;  d.  October  1,  1747. 

31  Oatalyntie,  b.  December   15,   1749,  at   3  A.  M.;   m.  (101)   Isaac 

Bogart,  December  1,  1773;  d.  November  18,  1824. 

32  Machtel,  b.  May  25,  1753;  d.  July  6,  1753. 

Harmen  Hun  died  August  15, .     (Year  torn  from 

Bible  record.) 

Elsie  Lansing,  widow  of  Harmen  Hun,  died  April  2, . 

(Year  torn  from  Bible  record.) 

19. 

Thomas,  son  of  (8)  Johannis  Hun  and  Anna  Winne, 

was  born  in  Albany  February  28,  1736 ;  married  (192)  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of  (60)  Abraham  Wendell  and  Gertruy  Bleecker 
(b.  September  2, 1738),  August  27,  1761,  by  the  Rev.  Eliardus 
Westerlo,  and  had 

33  Annetje,  b.  September  15, 1763;  m.  Be  v.  John  Bassett,  May  19, 

1795 ;  d.  October  17,  1848. 
13 


96  Hun. 

34  Abraham,  b.  February  17, 1768;  m.  Maria  Gansevookt,  Septem- 
ber 22, 1796;  d.  January  29, 1812. 

Thomas  Hun  was  agent  for  the  "  Patroon "  Stephen  Van 
Rensselaer,  and  was  a  surveyor.  He  built  a  house  on  the  east 
side  of  Broadway,  50  feet  south  of  Maiden  Lane,  which  was 
demolished  in  1845.     He  died  November  17,  1802. 

21. 

Willem,  son  of  (12)  Dirck  Hun  and  Margaret  Cornelia 
Hogan,  was  baptised  August  28, 1734;  married  Sarah,  daugh- 
ter of  Jesse  De  Forest  and  (33)  Neeltje  Quackenbush  (b.  1736), 
August  18,  1759,  and  had 

36  Dirck,  b.  December  5,  1760;  m.  (246)  Annetje  Lansing,  Decem- 
ber 7,  1781;  d.  March  7, 1795. 

36  Cornelia,  b.  May  28, 1763;  m.  John  Fonda*  October  13, 1783. 

Willem  Hun  died  in  1814.     He  lived  on  the  corner  of  Van 
Tromp  street  and  Broadway. 
Sarah  De  Fokest,  widow  of  Willem  Hun,  died  in  1821. 

22. 

Thomas,  son  of  (12)  Dirck  Hun  and  Margaret  Cornelia 
Hogan,  was  baptised  May  19,  1736;  married  Bata  Van 
Deusen,  November  29,  1761,  and  had 

37  Catalyntie,  b.  August  26,  1762;  m.  Henry  Van  Benthtjysen, 

December  14, 1785;  d.  August  13, 1841.    He  died  June  8,  1834. 

38  Rachel,  b.  July  4,  1764. 

39  Dirck,  b.  June  19,  1768. 

40  Rachel  (or  Annetje?)  (who  married  Fonda),  b.  October  19, 1773. 

23. 
Johannis,  son  of  (12)  Dirck  Hun  and  Margaret  Cornelia 

Hogan,  was  baptised  (according  to  Prof.  Pearson),  December 
24,  1738,  (but  born,  according  to  Dr.  Hun's  record,  in  1741) ; 
married  Catharina  U.  Ziele,  May  23,  1765,  and  had 

41  Dirck,  b.  April  13,  1766;  m.  Annetje  Lansing,  of  Greenbuah. 

42  Oatalina. 

Johannis  Hun  died  April  12,  1825,  at  51  Liberty  street, 
Albany. 

•  This  name  is  spelled  by  his  descendants  "  Fondey." 


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36. 
Thomas,  son  of  (14)  Adrian  Hun  and  Phoebe  Smith, 

was  born  September  20,  1736 ;  married  Catharine,  daughter 
of  Peregrine  Van  Emberg  and  Cornelia  Provost  (b.  November 
2,  1738),  in  1762,  and  had 

43  John  Smith,  b.  April  9,  1784;  m.  Margaret  Freeman  in  1789; 

d.  March  5,  1829. 

44  Phoebe,  b.  October  21,  1765 ;  m.  Cornelius  P.  Vanderhoep  ; 

d.  April  4,  1808. 
46  Provost,  b.  December  6,  1767;  d.  March  6, 1771. 

46  Adrian,  b.  April  1, 1770;  d.  s.  August  31, 1802. 

47  Peregrine,  b.  December  1,  1772;  d.  September  17, 1802. 

48  Cornelia,  b.  April  19, 1775;  d.  March  29,  1777. 

49  Mary  Hartshorne,  b.  March  26,  1778;  m.  Richard  Stout;  d. 

April  17. 1804. 

60  Catharine,  b.  February  16,  1781;  d.  January  18, 1840. 

61  Thomas,  b.  November  22,  1783;  d.  s.  May  5, 1847. 

Thomas  Hun  died  at  Mount  Pleasant,  New  Jersey,  Septem- 
ber 15,  1797. 

Catharine  Van  Embebg,  his  widow,  died  March  4,  1813. 

33. 

Annetje,  daughter  of  (19)  Thomas  Hun  and  (192)  Eliza- 
beth Wendell,  was  born  in  Albany  September  15, 1763  ;  mar- 
ried the  Rev.  John  Bassett,  May  19,  1795,  and  had 

62  Blanor,  b.  July  29, 1796 ;  m.  Henry  M.  Locke;  d.  in  Penn  Tan 

March  4,  1874;  no  issue. 

63  Elizabeth,  b.  April  6, 1798;  m.  William  Chafin,  of  Penn  Tan. 

64  Maria,  b. :  m.  Nehemiah  Berry;  d.  in  Lynn,  Mass.,  Jan- 

uary 8,  1874. 

65  John,  b. ;  d.  in  Penn  Tan  September  6, 1877. 

66  Thomas  H.,  b. ;  d.  about  1860. 

Rev.  John  Bassett  died  September  4,  1824. 

Annetje  Hun,  his  widow,  died  at  Penn  Tan,  N.  Y.,  October 
17,  1848. 

Rev.  John  Bassett  was  ordained  pastor  of  the  Dutch  Re- 
formed church  at  Albany,  June  28,  1787.  He  resigned  his 
office  in  1805,  and  died  at  Bushwick,  L.  I. 


98  Hun. 

34. 
Abraham,  son  of  (19)  Thomas  Hun  and  (192)  Elizabeth 
Wendell,  was  born  in  Albany  February  17,  1768;  married 
Maria,  daughter  of  Judge  Leonard  Gansevoort  and  Maria  Yan 
Eensselaer  (b  February  17,  1778),  September  22,  1796,  by  the 
Eev.  John  Bassett,  and  had 

57  Elizabeth,  b.  January  13,  1798;  d.  June  9,  1804. 

68  Maria,  b.  July  23,  1800;  d.  April  1,  1801. 

69  Elizabeth,  b.  July  1,  1804;  in.   Bernard  S.  Van  Rensselaer, 

April  4, 1833;  d.  July  1,  1834. 

60  Ann  Maria,  b.  October  11,  1807;  d.  October  27,  1807. 

61  Thomas,  b.  September  14,  1808;  m.  Lydia  h.  Reynolds,  April  29, 

1841. 

Abraham  Hun  died  in  Albany  January  29,  1812,  and  was 
interred  in  his  vault  in  Chestnut  street. 

Maria  Gansevoort,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany  October  19, 
1813,  and  was  interred  in  the  same  vault. 

Abraham  Hun  graduated  at  Columbia  College,  studied  law, 
and  in  partnership  with  Rensselaer  Westerlo  (half  brother 
of  the  "Patroon"),  acted  as  agents  for  the  "Patroon" 
Stephen  Van  Eensselaer  until  he  died.  He  resided  in  his 
house  on  North  Market  street,  now  Broadway,  50  feet  south  of 
Maiden  Lane.  He  also  had  a  farm  at  Normanskill  of  about 
375  acres.  Shortly  before  his  death  he  began  to  improve  a  lot 
of  about  nine  acres,  situated  on  the  brow  of  the  hill,  and  built 
there  a  house  for  a  summer  residence.  After  his  death  it  re- 
mained neglected  until  about  the  year  1850,  when  his  son 
Thomas  began  to  restore  and  improve  it  by  planting  trees,  etc. 
In  1852  the  house  now  standing  was  built,  and  since  that  time 
has  been  a  summer  resort  for  the  family.  The  place  was  called- 
"Buena  Vista"  after  the  battle  of  General  Taylor.  It  still 
retains  that  name.     It  now  contains  about  25  acres. 

35. 
Dirck,  son  of  (21)  Willem  Hun  and  Sarah  De  Forest, 

was  born  December  5,  1760 ;  married  (246)  Annatie,  daughter 
of  (97)  Philip  Lansing  and  (18)  Elsie  Hun,  December  7,  1781, 
and  had  • 


Hun.  99 

62  Oathalina,  b.  March  19,  1783;  m.  (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wendell, 

April  31,  1813;  d.  in  Englewood,  N.  J.,  August  28, 1875.     (See 
289  Wendell). 

63  Elsie,  b.  March  27,  1785;  m.  Charles  Newkirk,  May  15,  1817. 

64  Gertrude,  b.  February  34,  1787;  d.  s. 

65  Sarah,  b.  February  34,  1787  ;  d.  s.  at  Oyster  Bay,  August  5,  1863. 

66  Neeltie  (or  Ellen),  b.  April  13,  1789;  m.  James  Cushney. 

67  John,  b.  December  13,  1791. 

68  Dirck,  b.  December  10, 1793. 

Dirck  Hun  died  March  7,  1795. 

43. 
John  Smith,  son  of  (26)  Thomas  Hun  and  Catharine 
Van  Emberg,  was  born  April  9,  1764 ;  married  Margaret, 
daughter  of  Peter  Freeman  and  Agnes  "Watson,  in  1789,  and 
had 

69  Mary  P.,b.  April  24, 1791;  m.  William  H.  Falls,  March  20, 1831. 

70  Peter  F.,  b.  May  20, 1792;  m.  Maria  T.  Griffin  in  1819;  d.  July, 

1847. 

71  Cornelia  Van  E.,  b.  April  28, 1795;  m.  James  Whbeler,  1830. 

72  Peregrine,  b.  February  6, 1794;  d.  September  8,  1797. 

73  Thomas,  b.  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

John  Smith  Hun  was  cashier  of  a  bank  in  Newburgh, 
where  he  resided  and  died  March  5,  1829. 

61. 

Thomas,  son  of  (34)  Abraham  Hun  and  Maria  Ganse- 

voort,  was  born  in  Albany  September  14,  1808 ;  married 
Lydia  Louisa,  daughter  of  Marcus  Tullius  Reynolds  and 
Cynthia  Herrick  (b.  in  Amsterdam,  N.  Y.,  September  11, 
1817),  April  29,  1841,  by  the  Rev.  Horatio  Potter,  and  had 

74  Edward  Reynolds,  b.  April  17,  1842;  m.  Cornelia  De  Forest 

Gale,  April  29,  1874;  d.  March  14,  1880. 

75  Marcus  Tullius,  b.  May  22, 1845;  m.  (105)  Maky.K-  Vanderpoel, 

December  31,  1875. 

76  Leonard  Gansevoort,  b.  May  10,  1848. 

77  John,  b.  June  10,  1853;  d.  August  16,  1852. 

78  Henry,  b.  March  31,  1854. 

Lydia  Louisa,  wife  of  Thomas  Hun,  died  at  31  Elk  street, 
Albany,  January  26,  1876,  and  was  interred  in  the  Albany 
Rural  Cemetery. 


100  Hun. 

obituary. 

(Mrs.  Thomas  Hun.) 
A.  great  sorrow  has  fallen  upon  the  hearts  of  many  in  every 
class  and  condition  of  life  in  this  city  in  the  death  of  Mrs. 
Hun,  the  wife  of  Dr.  Thomas  Hun.     No  one  was  better  known 
than  she  has  been  during  her  whole  life  among  us,  for  her 
earnest  and  efficient  interest  in  all  that  could  contribute  to  the 
good  of  others,  and  especially  of  the  poor  and  the  ignorant. 
She  inherited  from  her  father,  the  late  Marcus  T.  Reynolds, 
much  of  the  vigor  and  acuteness  of   mind  and  also  of  the 
energy  and  decision  of  character,  for  which  he  was  so  eminently 
distinguished ;   and  these  marked  natural  endowments  were 
enriched  and  strengthened  not  only  by  unusual  advantages  of 
early  education,  but  by  her  life-long  habits  of  reading  and 
reflection,  and  perhaps  even  more,  by  the  influence  of  the  re- 
fined and  cultured  companionship  and  associations  in  which  her 
lot  in  life  was  happily  cast.     Those  who  knew  her  in  her  earlier 
days,  before  her  growing  infirmity  of  hearing  had  shut  her  off 
from  the  intercourse  of  general  society,  will  not  fail  to  remem- 
ber the  ease,  graces  and  attractiveness  of  her  person  and  man- 
ners, her  quick  and  playful  wit,  her  happy  turns  of  thought 
and  expression  and  the  airy  grace,  vivacity  and  spirit  of  her 
conversation.     And  through  it  all  there  ever  ran  a  vein  of 
exquisitely  delicate  and  most  feminine  sentiment  that  marked 
the  lady,  and  gave  an  inexpressible  charm  to  all  she  said  and 
did.     And  yet  one  could  not  but  feel  that  back  of  it  all  there 
was  the  woman  of  strong  convictions  and  of  deep  conscientious- 
ness.    In  the  qualities  of  her  mind  and  character,  she  combined 
in  a  remarkable  degree  the  theoretic  and  speculative  with  the 
practical.     Few  persons  have  ever  set  before  them  a  higher 
ideal  of  duty  in  respect  to  living,  not  for  one's  self,  but  for  the 
good  of  others,  and  still  fewer  have  worked  so  faithfully  and 
unwearied  as  she  did  to  fulfil  this  duty.     Her  ever  active  mind 
found  interest  in  every  plan  that  promised  to  reform  what  was 
evil,  and  to  help  those  upon  whom  the  hardships  of  life  press 
most  sorely ;  but  this  was  no  mere  speculative  or  sentimental 
scheming ;  on  the  contrary,  she  was  eminently  real  and  prac- 
tical in  her  aims,  and  very  energetic  and  efficient  in  carrying 


Htjn.  101 

them  out.  To  give  liberally  was  the  least  of  her  well  doing. 
She  felt  that  the  poor  and  ignorant  needed  far  more  than 
money  —  the  hopeful  advice,  the  foresight,  the  experience  and 
the  trained  judgment  of  those  in  higher  stations  in  life,  and 
she,  therefore,  habitually  sought  to  make  her  charities  not 
merely  a  relief,  but  also  an  education  in  a  better  and  more 
thrifty  mode  of  life.  At  an  early  day  she  purchased  and  fitted 
up,  and  has  since  maintained,  a  sort  of  model  tenement  house, 
to  be  allowed  to  hire  and  occupy  apartments  in  which  came  to 
be  esteemed  by  the  worthy  poor  a  privilege  and  an  object  of 
ambition.  Here  she  watched  over  them,  encouraged  them  to 
form  habits  of  neatness,  order  and  economy,  taught  them  to 
make  small  savings,  and  thus  built  up  in  them  a  sense  of 
self-respect  and  of  independence.  To  the  very  last  and  after 
she  had  given  np  all  other  cares  in  life,  her  thoughts  and 
anxieties  still  followed  "  her  poor,"  as  she  tenderly  called  them. 
She  also  labored,  with  some  partial  success,  to  establish  in  the 
neighborhood  of  poor  and  working  people  reading  rooms  and 
a  place  of  cheerful  and  comfortable  resort  for  them  during  the 
long  evenings  of  winter.  Surely  such  a  life  cannot  fail  of  the 
benediction,  "Inasmuch  as  ye  have  done  it  unto  one  of  the 
least  of  these,  my  brethren,  ye  have  done  it  unto  me." 

But  it  was  not  among  the  poor  alone  that  the  influence  of 
her  character  was  felt.  No  lady  in  this  city  has  done  more  to 
promote  intellectual  tastes  and  habits  of  good  reading  through- 
out the  wide  circle  of  her  friends.  The  Ladies'  Book  Club  in 
this  city  owes  its  establishment  and  success  largely  to  her  con- 
stant care  of  it  and  her  sound  judgment  in  the  selection  of  books. 

But  after  all,  admirable  as  she  was  in  her  life  and  example, 
her  friends  were  bound  to  her  by  more  tender  and  endearing 
ties.  To  have  her  for  your  friend  was  no  common  privilege. 
It  was  not  lightly  given,  but  when  given  it  was  something 
worth  having  and  something  for  one  to  try  to  be,  worthy  of. 
It  was  to  be  believed  in,  to  be  trusted  with  a  generous  con- 
fidence, to  be  ever  met  with  a  smile  and  kind  welcome,  to  know 
that  your  character  and  motives  were  in  friendly  keeping,  that 
your  successes  would  be  rejoiced  in  and  your  errors  and  failures 


102  Hun. 

lovingly  sorrowed  for,  and  that  among  all  the  changes  and 
chances  of  life  you  had  a  friend  who  would  sympathize  not 
less  in  your  sorrows  than  in  your  joys. 

Although  during  her  latter  years  her  intercourse  with  gen- 
eral society  was  more  and  more  restricted  hy  her  increasing 
deafness,  her  buoyancy  and  sprightliness  of  nature  never  wholly 
forsook  her,  but  threw  a  brightness  over  the  comparative  quiet 
and  seclusion  of  her  life.  Great  as  is  our  loss,  there  is  much 
to  comfort  us  in  our  bereavement.  The  world  has  been  the 
better  and  the  happier  for  her  life,  and  she  leaves  us  remem- 
brances that  will  abide  with  us  and  be  a  blessing  and  consola- 
tion till  we  shall  be  called  to  join  her  again.  M. 

Thomas  Hun,  M.  D.,  now  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  the  Albany 
Medical  College,  was  born  in  Albany.  Losing  his  parents  at 
an  early  age,  he  and  his  sister  were  brought  up  by  their  maternal 
grandparents  —  Judge  and  Mrs.  Leonard  Gansevoort,  Jr.  As  a 
very  small  boy  he  attended  a  school  kept  by  an  English  gentleman 
and  lady,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Upfold.  In  1818  he  entered  the 
Albany  Academy,  where  he  remained  until  he  had  completed 
his  whole  course  of  academical  preparation  for  college.  He 
was  decided  in  character,  intelligent,  studious  and  always  main- 
taining a  good  standing  in  his  classes.  The  academy  was  then 
as  it  still  is,  one  of  the  best  classical  and  mathematical  schools 
in  the  country,  and  young  Hun  left  it  in  the  autumn  of  1824 
and  entered  the  junior  class  of  Union  College  at  the  age  of 
sixteen,  with  more  than  usual  preparation  for  his  college  course. 
In  college  he  had  for  his  chum  the  late  Prof.  Isaac  W.  Jackson. 
Here  he  fully  maintained  his  character  for  intelligence  and 
scholarship,  and  graduated  with .  honors  in  1826,  taking  his 
degree  of  A.  B. 

Immediately  after  leaving  college  he  commenced  the  study 
of  medicine  in  the  office  of  Dr.  Piatt  'Williams,  then  a  prac- 
titioner of  considerable  eminence  in  Albany.  In  1827  he 
entered  the  Medical  Department  of  the  University  of  Pennsyl- 
vania and  in  1830,  having  completed  its  full  course  of  medical 
studies,  received  from  that  institution  the  degree  of  Doctor  of 
Medicine.  He  then  returned  to  Albany  and  began  the  prac- 
tice of  his  profession  in  connection  with  Dr.  Williams.     On 


Hun.  103 

the  outbreak  of  the  cholera,  early  in  the  summer  of  1832,  a 
cholera  hospital  was  organized  in  Albany  and  Dr.  Hun  was 
appointed  one  of  its  physicians.  He  continued  in  this  position, 
discharging  the  duties  with  marked  skill  and  fidelity,  until  the 
disappearance  of  the  cholera  and  the  closing  of  the  hospital  in 
the  autumn  of  that  year.  In  the  spring  of  1833  he  determined, 
with  the  view  of  the  better  prosecution  of  his  studies,  to  go  to 
Europe,  and  he  went  accordingly,  and  with  the  exception  of 
two  brief  visits,  during  that  time  to  this  country,  he  remained 
abroad,  residing  chiefly  in  Paris,  until  1839. 

During  the  six  years  of  his  stay  abroad,  he  availed  himself 
of  the  opportunities  thus  afforded  him  for  a  wide  and  liberal 
range  of  studies  bearing  more  or  less  upon  his  profession.  For 
the  first  two  or  three  years  he  gave  himself  rather  to  the 
broader  and  more  general  lines  of  scientific  and  professional 
study  than  to  those  relating  to  practice.  But  after  his  last 
visit  to  this  country,  and  when  he  had  decided  to  return  home 
and  resume  the  practice  of  his  profession,  he  devoted  himself 
exclusively  for  several  years,  to  attendance  on  the  hospitals 
and  all  the  varied  means  that  Paris  offered  to  students  for 
acquiring  a  knowledge  of  practice. 

The  Albany  Medical  College  had  been  incorporated  and 
organized  in  1838,  and  Dr.  Hun,  previous  to  his  return  home, 
had  been  invited  to  accept  in  it  the  professorship  of  the  Insti- 
tutes of  Medicine.  On  his  return  he  accepted  the  appoint- 
ment and  entered  upon  its  diities.  His  inaugural  address  ex- 
cited much  interest  and  admiration  from  its  philosophic  treat- 
ment of  his  subject  and  its  large  grasp  of  principles  as  well  as 
from  its  lncid  style  and  its  clear  and  forcible  illustrations.  His 
lectures  and  instructions  as  professor  were  always  regarded, 
especially  by  the  best  class  of  pupils,  as  most  interesting  and 
instructive,  and  added  much  to  the  reputation,  of  the  college. 
He  continued  to  hold  this  class  until  1858,  when  he  resigned 
it  and  devoted  himself  wholly  to  his  private  practice,  which 
had  become  large  and  of  the  best  kind. 

On  the  incorporation  of  the  Albany  Hospital  in  1848,  Dr. 
Hun  became  one  of  the  board  of  Consulting  Physicians.  Sub- 
sequently, on  the  organization  of  St.  Peter's  Hospital  in  this 
city,  he  held  the  same  position  on  its  medical  staff.  In  1862 
14 


104  Hun. 

he  became  the  president  of  the  State  Medical  Society,  and  as 
such  delivered  an  inaugural  address  which  attracted  much 
attention  from  the  profession  from  the  boldness  of  its  position 
and  its  opposition  to  the  traditional  ideas  of  medical  theory 
and  practice.  He  maintained  that  neither  medicine  nor  the 
physician,  although  both  were  important  in  their  place,  ever 
cured  disease.  That  the  curative  power  was  in  Nature  alone. 
That  the  function  of  the  physician  was  not  to  cure,  but  to 
preside  over,  watch  and  aid  the  efforts  of  nature  to  cure,  by 
recognizing  the  true  character  of  the  disease,  its  course,  its 
processes  and  effects,  also  the  accidents  and  dangers  to  wliich 
it  is  liable,  and  thns  be  able  to  secure,  as  far  as  possible,  such 
favorable  circumstances,  aids  and  conditions  as  may  be  most 
contributory  to  the  restorative  powers  of  nature.  On  the  re- 
organization of  the  Albany  Medical  College  in  1876,  Dr.  Hun 
was  unanimously  called  to  be  the  Dean  of  the  Faculty,  but  he 
declined  undertaking  with  it  the  duties  of  any  professorship. 
Dr.  Hun's  natural  tastes  and  tendencies  have  always  inclined  him 
more  to  a  studious  and  contemplative  life  than  to  an  active  and 
practical  one.  He  has  a  rare  power  of  abstract  thought,  and 
philosophical  studies,  especially  in  the  line  of  metaphysical  and 
ethical  investigation,  have  always  had  much  attraction  for  him. 
He  has,  nevertheless,  been  a  careful  observer  of  what  was 
going  on  in  the  world  around  him,  and  has  had  very  decided 
views  in  regard  to  all  such  matters.  In  his  profession  he  has 
always  been  regarded  as  a  skillful  and  successful  practitioner, 
and  in  the  knowledge  and  treatment  of  pulmonary  diseases, 
no  physician  in  Albany  has  ever  stood  higher  in  the  confidence 
of  the  profession  and  of  the  public.  As  a  practitioner  he  has 
been  especially  noted  not  only  for  his  sagacity  and  accuracy  in 
the  diagnosis  of  disease,  but  also  for  his  calm  far-sighted  wisdom 
and  his  large  comprehension  of  the  constitutional  tendencies, 
habits  and  other  circumstances  specially  affecting  the  case  and 
calling  for  consideration  in  its  treatment.  M. 

70. 
Peter  Freeman,  son  of  (43)  John  Smith  Hun  and 
Margaret  Freeman,  was  born  May  20,  1792 ;  married  Maria 
T.  Griffin  in  1819,  and  had 


Hun.  105 

79  Freeman,  b.  September  11,  1820. 

80  Mary  F.,  b.  April  11, 1822;  d.  August,  1851. 

81  Margaret,  b.  April  16,  1824. 

82  Catharine  Matilda,  b.  December  21.  1826. 

83  John  Thomas,  b.  December  15,  1829;  d.  in  1858. 

Peter  Freeman  Hun  died  in  Newburgh  in  1847. 

74. 

Edward  Reynolds,  son  of  (61)  Dr.  Thomas  Hun  and 

Lydia  Louisa  Reynolds.,  was  born  in  Albany  April  17,  1842  ; 

married  Cornelia  De  Forest,  daughter  of  John  B.  Gale  and 

Elizabeth  V.  S.  Wells,  of  Troy,  K  Y.,  April  29, 1874,  and  had 

84  Lydia  Louisa,  b.  July  8,  1875. 

85  Elizabeth  Gale,  b.  November  5,  1876. 

86  John  Gale,  b.  November  21,  1877. 

87  Catharine,  b.  January  21, 1880. 

Dr.  Edward  R.  Hun  died  in  Stamford,  Conn.,  March  14, 
1880. 

OBITUARY. 

(Dr.  Bdwabd  R.  Hun.) 
The  many  friends  in  this  city  and  elsewhere  of  Dr.  Edward 
R.  Hun  have  been  deeply  pained  to  learn  of  his  unlooked-for 
death,  which  took  place  early  on  Sunday  morning  last,  at  Stam- 
ford, (Jonn.,  where  he  had  been  staying  for  some  time  past  for 
the  benefit  of  his  health.  From  almost  the  very  outset  of  his 
professional  life,  he  had  a  very  large,  laborious  and  responsible 
practice,  and  the  zeal  and  devotion  which  he  brought  to  it  were 
so  unremitting  and  exhausting  that  his  friends  have  for  many 
years  feared  that  he  was  laboring  beyond  his  strength,  which 
was  never  very  great.  Several  years  since  he  was  thrown  from 
his  carriage  and  received  a  stunning  blow  upon  the  head  and  a 
general  shock  to  his  system,  to  which  he  himself  attributed  much 
of  his  subsequent  feeble  health.  About  a  year  ago  he  found  his 
health  so  much  impaired,  that  he  came  to  the  conclusion  to 
withdraw  from  practice,  only  temporarily  as  he  then  thought, 
and  to  seek  rest  and  restoration  in  absence  from  home.  Accom- 
panied by  his  wife,  be  spent  the  spring  of  last  year  in  Florida, 
but  his  stay  was  not  attended  with  the  benefit  he  expected,  and 
he  resorted  during  the  summer  to  the  more  bracing  air  of  the 


106  Hun. 

northern  part  of  this  State,  and  for  the  last  few  months  he  has 
been  at  Stamford,  where  he  died.  Until  almost  the  time  of  his 
last  and  fatal  attack,  it  was  fondly  hoped  by  himself  and  his 
friends  that  his  health  was  slowly  improving  by  this  exemption 
from  care  and  labor,  and  that  in  due  time  he  would  be  able 
again  to  return  to  his  professional  work.  Very  recently,  how- 
ever, he  found  himself  not  quite  as  well  as  he  had  been,  and 
on  Friday  last  he  had  been  to  New  York  to  consult  his  phy- 
sician, and  soon  after  his  return  he  was  suddenly  struck  down 
by  apoplexy  and  became  at  once  wholly  unconscious  and 
remained  so  till  the  time  of  his  death.  He  had  not  yet  quite 
completed  his  38th  year,  and  for  so  young  a  man  his  pro- 
fessional career  had  been  qxiite  a  remarkable  one.  Probably 
no  other  physician  in  this  city  had  ever  had  at  so  early  an  age 
so  large  and  responsible  a  practice.  From  the  very  first,  his 
abilities  and  acquirements  were  recognized,  not  less  by  his  pro- 
fessional brethren  than  by  the  public,  and  he  at  once  took  his 
place  in  the  very  first  rank  of  his  profession.  Those  who  have 
known  his  parents  will  be  at  no  loss  to  know  whence  the  rare 
qualities  of  his  mind  and  character  were  derived.  Much  as  he 
owed  to  his  advantages  of  education  at  home  and  abroad,  and 
to  the  hardly  less  valuable  privilege  of  constant  intercourse 
with  a  father  eminent  for  learning,  wisdom  and  experience  in 
the  same  profession,  he  nevertheless  owed  even  more  to  his 
own  remarkable  natural  endowments  and  aptitudes  for  his  pro- 
fession. He  had  an  almost  feminine  quickness  of  perception 
and  great  facility  in  acquiring  knowledge.  What  cost  others 
painful  effort,  he  caught  on  the  wing  and  made  his  own.  He 
had  remarkable  sagacity  and  accuracy  in  diagnosis.  In  detect- 
the  characteristics  of  disease,  his  power  seemed  to  be  intuitive 
and  to  reach  its  results  at  a  glance,  rather  than  by  any  slow 
process  of  examination  and  reasoning.  His  maternal  grand- 
father, who  was  one  of  the  most  eminent  members  of  the  Bar 
of  this  State,  was  distinguished  in  a  different  sphere  for  very 
similiar  qualities  of  mind.  Dr.  Edwakd  R.  Hun's  nature  was 
an  ardent  and  sympathetic  one,  and  in  a  case  of  any  interest 
and  importance  he  would  throw  himself  into  it  unreservedly, 
and  with  all  his  heart  and  mind.  At  such  times  he  showed 
not  only   untiring  vigilance,  but  great  fertility  of  resource. 


Hun.  107 

There  was  about  him  in  a  marked  degree  that  indescribable 
something  that  inspired  confidence.  He  was  a  man  of  great 
kindness  of  heart,  faithful,  affectionate  and  of  a  high  standard 
of  integrity  and  honor.  He  had  in  a  rare  degree  the  faculty 
of  winning  the  love  and  confidence  of  children,  and  of  estab- 
lishing pleasant  relations  with  them.  To  the  old,  the  poor  and 
the  lowly  he  was  always  especially  gentle  and  considerate, 
having  ever  for  them  a  kind  and  cheering  word,  which,  if  he 
could  do  them  no  other  good,  left  them  the  better  and  happier 
for  his  coming.  While  in  the  fullness  of  his  powers,  and  be- 
fore the  disease  which  overcame  him  had  begun  to  throw  its 
shadow  over  the  brightness  of  his  spirit,  his  presence  was  like 
a  gleam  of  sunshine  in  a  sick-room ;  and  many  a  household  in 
this  city  will  mourn  the  loss  of  their  warm-hearted  friend  not 
less  than  of  their  trusted  and  devoted  physician. 

This  is  not  the  place  to  speak  of  the  traits  that  made  the 
charm  and  happiness  of  his  domestic  life,  nor  of  the  unfailing 
love  and  fidelity  that  watched  over  him  through  all  the  long 
course  of  his  declining  health.  Nor  may  we  now  dwell  upon 
the  quiet  and  unostentatious,  but  firm  and  decided  religious 
faith  and  principle  that  underlay  and  gave  its  tone  to  his  whole 
character.  Now  that  he  has  gone  from  us  and  our  anxieties 
for  him  are  at  an  end,  we  can  fall  back  upon  the  impressions 
of  his  honorable,  useful  and  benignant  life,  which  remain  to 
us  as  a  pleasant  and  cherished  remembrance.  Such  lives  are 
not  to  be  measured  by  the  number  of  their  years,  but  rather 
by  the  good  work  well  done  which  they  have  fulfilled       M. 


TESTIMONIALS  OF  KESPEOT. 

ACTION  OF  TIIK  FACULTY  OF  THE  ALBANY  MEDICAL  COLLEGE. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  Albany  Medical  College,  held  in  the 
College  Library,  Monday  evening,  March  15,  1880,  the  follow- 
ing preamble  and  resolutions  were  unanimously  adopted : 

"Whereas,  "We  have  received  the  sad  news  that  Prof.  E.  P. 
Hun,  M.  D.,  died  at  Stamfoi'd,  Conn.,  the  14th  of  this  month ; 
therefore,  be  it 

Resolved,  That  the  loss  of  Edwaed  P.  Hun,  M.  S.,  Professor 
of  Nervous  Diseases,  is  one  deeply  felt  by  his  brother  prb- 


108  Hun. 

fessors,  and  that  they  hereby  tender  their  heartfelt  sympathy 

to  his  family  in  their  affliction. 

Resolved,  That  by  his  death  the  Albany  Medical  College 

has  lost  an  able  professor  and  the  profession  at  large  one  of  its 

most  earnest  workers. 

Resolved,  That  we  attend  the  funeral  in  a  body ;  that  a  copy 

of  these  resolutions  be  transmitted  to  the  family  of  the  deceased, 

forwarded  to  the  Board  of  Trustees,  entered  upon  the  minutes 

of  the  faculty  and  published  in  the  daily  papers. 
C.  S.  MEERILL,  M.  D,  ) 

A.  VANDERVEER,  M.  D  ,   V  Committee. 
J.  S.  MOSHER,  M.  D.,  ) 


ACTION    OF   THE    STAFF   OF   THE    ALBANY    HOSPITAL. 

At  a  special  meeting  of  the  Staff  of  the  Albany  Hospital, 
held  Monday  evening,  March  15,  1880,  Dr.  Joseph  Lewi  was 
made  Chairman,  and  Dr.  William  Hailes,  Jr.,  Secretary 
pro  tern. 

Dr.  Lewi  officially  announced  the  death  of  Dr.  Edward  R. 
Hun,  a  member  of  the  Staff,  and  in  appropriate  terms  spoke 
most  eulogistically  of  the  deceased,  saying  that  he  was  one  of 
the  most  promising  of  our  rising  men  in  the  medical  profession, 
and  that  in  his  acquaintance,  extending  over  a  period  of  years, 
he  had  always  found  him  to  be  a  true  friend,  an  able  physician 
and  a  courteous  gentleman. 

Dr.  F.  C.  Curtis  moved  that  a  committee,  composed  .of  Drs. 
Lewi,  Boyd  and  Hailes,  be  appointed  to  draft  resolutions  ex- 
pressive of  the  feelings  of  the  Staff.     The  committee  reported : 

Whereas,  It  has  pleased  Almighty  God  to  remove  from  our 
midst,  by  sudden  death,  our  esteemed  and  lamented  colleague, 

Hesolved,  That  we  have  heard  with  profound  sorrow  the 
death  of  our  confrere  Dr.  Edwakd  R.  Hun,  who  was  stricken 
down  in  the  midst  of  his  usefulness,  and  called  from  earth, 
just  after  passing  the  threshold  of  his  professional  career. 

Resolved,  That  in  his  death  we  have  lost  an  able  adviser  and 
associate,  and  the  institution  one  of  its  most  efficient  friends 
and  officers. 

Resolved,  That  we  tender  our  heartfelt  sympathy  to  his 
sorrowing  family  in  this,  the  hour  of  their  deep  affliction,  and 
mingle  our  grief  with  theirs  at  his  untimely  departure. 

(Signed.)  Dr.  JOSEPH  LEWI,  Chairman. 

De.  JaMF.S  P.  Boyd,  Jr.,    )   o        ,      .  , 

Dr.  Wm.  Hailes,  Jr.,        }  Secretary  pro  tem. 


Hun.  109 

medical  staff  of  the  child's  hospital. 
At  a  meeting  of  the  Medical  Staff  of  the  Child's  Hospital, 
held  Monday  evening,  March  15, 1880,  the  following  preamble 
and  resolutions  were  adopted : 

Whekeas,  We  have  just  received  the  saddening  information 
of  the  sudden  death  of  our  associate  Edwakd  E.  Hun,  M.  D. ; 
therefore  be  it 

Resolved,  That  by  the  death  of  Dr.  E.  E.  Hun,  the  Child's 
Hospital  has  lost  one  of  its  ablest  physicians  and  a  valued 
friend  and  counselor. 

Resolved,  That  we  tender  to  the  family  our  most  earnest 
sympathy  in  this  their  great  loss,  and  mourn  with  them  in 
their  bereavement 

Resolved,  That  a  copy  of  these  resolutions  be  transmitted  to 
the  family,  forwarded  to  the  Board  of  Managers,  and  published 
in  the  daily  papers. 

JAMES  W.  COX,  M.  D.,  ) 

T.  MAEKLEY  TEEGO,  M.  D.,   \  Committee. 

LEWIS  BALCH,  M.  D.,  ) 

75. 

Marcus  TUUius,  son  of  (61)  Thomas  Hun  and  Lydia 
Louisa  Reynolds,  was  born  in  Albany  May  22, 1845  ;  married 
(105)  Mary  K.,  daughter  of  (78)  Isaac  Vanderpoel  and  Susan 
Foster,  December  21,  1875,  and  had 

88  Ellen  Vanderpoel,  b.  February  25, 1877. 

89  Mary  Vanderpoel,  b.  April  2,  1882. 

Marcus  T.  Hun  resides  in  Albany,  is  a  member  of  the  bar. 
He  was  formerly  Deputy  Attorney-General,  and  is  now  Eeporter 
of  the  Supreme  Court  of  this  State. 

76. 

Leonard  <*.,  son  of  (61)  Thomas  Hun  and  Lydia  Louisa 

Reynolds,  graduated  at  the  Military  Academy,  at  West  Point, 
with  high  honors,  at  the  head  of  his  class.  After  serving  in 
the  Army  some  j'ears  he  resigned  his  commission  and  com- 
menced practicing  law  in  Albany,  where  he  is  in  partnership 
with  his  brother  Maeous  T.  Hun. 


110  Hun. 

78. 
Henry,  son  of  (61)  Thomas  Hun  and  Lydia  Louisa 
Reynolds,  has  received  his  degree  of  M.  D. ;  he  has  been  pur- 
suing his  medical  studies  in  Europe,  and  is  now  a  practicing 
physician  in  Albany. 

FEMALE  BRANCH  OF  THE  HUN  FAMILY. 

4. 

Weintie,  daughter  of  (2)  Harman  Thomase  Hun,  was 

born  October  29,  1663;   married  (81)  Rut  Melcherts  Van 

Deusen  in  1692. 

(See  Van  Deusen.) 

7. 
Catalyntie,  daughter  of  (6)  Thomase  Harmense  Hun 
and  (4)  Mayeke  Oothout,  was  born  September  4,  1693 ;  mar- 
ried (39)  John  G.  Lansing,  November,  1726. 
(See  Lansing.) 

18. 
Elsie,  daughter  of  (8)  Johamiis  Hun  and  Anna  Winne, 

was  born  March  18,  1733  ;  married  (97)  Philip  Lansing,  May 

19,  1757. 

(See  Lansing.) 

35. 
Judith,  daughter  of  (14)  Adrian  Hun  and  Phoebe  Smith, 

was  born  February  19, 1734-5  ;  married  Uriah  Carl  or  Carrel, 

and  had  three  children ;  probably  lived  in  Greenbush. 

38. 
Maritie,  daughter  of  (15)  Harmen  Hun  and  (65)  Elsie 
Lansing,  was  born  September  3,  1736 ;  married  Cornelius 
Van  Benren,  December  23,  1758,  and  had 

90  Elsie,  b.  November  25,  1759;  m.  Nicholas  Van  Rensselaer, 
November  20, 1780. 

Maritie  Hun,  wife  of  Cornelius  Van  Bkueen,  died  March 
21,  1817. 


II CN.  HI 

29. 
Jane,  daughter  of  (15)  Harmen  Hun  and  (65)  Elsie  Lan- 
sing, was   born  June  1,    1739;   married,   1st,  Volkert  Van 
Vechten,  November,  1762;   2d,    (106£)   Thomas   Lansing, 
October  28,  1792. 

(See  Lansing.) 

31. 
Catalyntie,  daughter  of  (15)  Harmen   Hun  and  (65) 
Elsie  Lansing,  was  born  December  15, 1749,  at  3  a.  m.  ;  mar- 
ried (101)  Isaac  Bogart,  December  1,  1773. 

(See  Bogart.) 

36. 
Cornelia,  daughter  of  (21)  Willein  Hun  and  Sarah  I)e 
Forest,  was  born  May  28,  1763 ;  married  John,  son  of  Isaac 
Fonda  and  Susannah  De  Forest,  October  13,  1783,  and  had 

91  Sarah,  b ;  m.  J  ELMS  Winne;  d.  November  5, 1834. 

92  Isaac,  b.  May  7,1786;  m.  Maktiia  Townsend,  February  14,  1811; 

d.  March  15,  1853. 

93  Maria,  b.  July  3, 1788;  in.  Charles  De  Kay  Townsend,  Decem- 

ber 10,  1807;  d.  November  12,  1835. 

94  William. 

95  Stephen,  b. ;  m.  Lucinda  Tanner. 

96  Cornelia. 

John  Fonda  died  in  1814. 

62. 

Cathalina,  daughter  of  (35)    Dirck    Hun    and  (246) 

Annetje  Lansing,  was  born  March  19, 1783 ;  married  (289) 

Harmanus   (b.  February  20,  1781),  son  of  (220)  Cornelius 

Wendell  and  (252)  Anna  Lansing,  April  21,  1812. 

(See  289  Harmanus  Wendell.) 

63. 
Elsie,  daughter  of  (35)  Dirck  Hun  and  (246)  Annetje 

Lansing,  was  born  March  27,  1785;  married  Charles  New- 
kirk  (b.  October  10,  1790),  May  15,  1817,  and  had 
15 


112  Hun. 

97  Anna  Maria,  b.  February  12,  1819;  m.  William  Clark,  January 

5, 1836;  d.  October  31,  1854. 

98  Charles  C,  b.  May  12,  1821. 

99  Gertrude  Lansing,  b.  June  18,  1823;  in.  Livingston  K.  Miller, 

December  18,  1850. 

100  Catharine  V.  D.,  b.  February  5,  1826;  m.  David  H.  Paige,  June 

5,  1850;  d.  March  17, 1851 . 

101  Ellen  H.,  b.  September  9,  1829;  d.  August  1,  1843. 

Charles  Newkirk  died  March  20,  1852. 

69. 
Mary  F-,  daughter  of  (43)  John  Smith  Hun  and  Mar- 
garet Freeman,  was  born  April  24,  1791 ;  married  William 
H.  Falls  (b.  1790),  March  20,  1821,  and  had 

102  Adeline,  b.  December  28,  1821 ;  d.  April  17, 1823. 

103  Margaret,  b.  April  15,  1823. 

104  William  A.,  b.  November  14,  1825. 

105  De  Witt  C,  b.  March  17,  1828;  m.  Georgiana  F.   Ganneuh, 

February  20, 1855. 

106  Cornelia  Hun,  b.  April  19,  1830 ;  m.  James  W.  Bingham,  Decem- 
•    ber20, 1854. 

107  Charles  Augustus,  b.  September  7, 1832. 

108  Theodore,  b.  June  9,  1835. 

William  H.  Falls  died  inltfew  York  city,  in  January,  1861. 

71. 
Cornelia  Tan  Em  berg-,  daughter  of  (43)  John  Smith 
Hun  and  Margaret  Freeman,  was  born   April  28,  1795  ; 
married  James  Wheeler,  of  Warwick,  Orange  County,  N.  Y., 
in  1830,  and  had 

109  Mary  Elizabeth,  b.  October  18, 1830;  m.  J.  Amherst  Winner. 

110  John  James,  b.  March  8,  1832;  in.  Harriet  Winner. 

111  De  Witt  C,  b.  March  27, 1834 ;  in.  Cbara  Curtis,  December  30, 

1858. 

112  Franklin,  b.  August  26,  1836. 

113  Edward,  b.  in  1838. 


LANSING. 


1. 

Gerrit  Frederick,  son  of  Frederick  Lansing,  of  the 

town  of  Hassel,  in  the  Province  of  Overyssell,  came  to  New 
Amsterdam  with  three  sons,  and  probably  to  Kensselaerwyck 
about  165U.  He  had  also  three  daughters,  all  his  children 
having  been  bom  before  leaving  Hassel.     They  were 

2  Gerrit,b. ;  m.  Elsje,  daughter  of  Wouteu  Van  Wythorst. 

3  Hendrick,  b. ;  m.  Ltsbet;  d.  July  11,  1709. 

4  Johannes,  b.  ;  m    (2)  Geertje  Van  Schaick,  widow  of 

Hendrick  Coster,  in  1678. 
6  Altje  (Ah'da),  b. ;  m.  Gerrit  Van  Slightenhorst. 

6  Gysbertie,  b. ;  m.  Hendrick  Roskboom,  1679  ? 

7  Hilletje,  Tj. ;  m.  Storm  Van  dbr  Zee  (Bhadt).    He  died 

about  1679. 

Gerrit  F.  Lansing  was  probably  dead  before  the  3d  of 
October,  1 679,  as  on  that  day  the  above-named  children  made 
a  joint  conveyance  of  property. 

2. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (1)  Gerrit  Frederick  Lansing,  was  born 
probably  in  Hassel ;  married  Elsje,  daughter  of  Wouter  Van 
Wythorst,  and  had 

8  Gerrit,  b. ;  in.  Catharine  Sanders  Glen,  widow,  August 

21, 1692. 

9  Abraham,  b.  1663;  m.  Maqdelena  Van  Tricht,  November  28, 

1703. 

10  Johannes,  b.  January  1,  1675;  m.  Helena  Sanders,  September 

20, 1704.     He  died  August  10,  1771,  ae.  97  years,  6  months  and 
10  days. 

11  Susanna,  b. ;  m.  Mattts  Nack,  July  24, 1698. 


114  Lansing. 

12  Isaac,  b.  May  14, 1677;  m.  (14)  Jannetje  Beeckman,  June  27, 1703. 

13  Jacob,  b.  June  6, 1681 ;  in.  Helena  Glen  about  1710. 

14  Myndert,  b. ;  d.  s. 

15  Wouter,  bp.  August  12, 1683. 

16  Elizabeth,  bp.  January  20,  1689 ;  d.  September,  1730. 

3. 
Hendrick  ft.,  son  of  (1)  Gerrit  Frederick  Lansing,  was 

born,  probably,  in  Hassel ;  married  Lysbet,  and  had 

17  Libbitie,  b. ;  in.  Daniel  Bradt,  April  18,  1697. 

18  Jacob,  b.  ;  m.  Helena  Pruyn,  September  27,  1701 ;  d. 

October  17,  1756. 

19  Hendrick,  Jr.,  b. ;  m.  (see  167  Bogaert)  Jannetje  Knicker- 

backer,  March  4, 1704. 

20  Alida,  b.  July  3,  1685 ;  m.  Isaac  D.  Fonda,  December  18,  1708. 

21  Maria,  b. ;  m.  Hybert  Gerritsie,  October  20, 1693. 

Hendrick  G.  Lansing  was  in  Albany  as  early  as  1666.     lie 
died  July  11,  1709. 

4. 

Johannes  ft.,  son  of  (1)  Gerrit  Frederick  Lansing,  was 

probably  born  in  Hassel ;  married  (2)  Geertje,  daughter  of  (1) 
Goosen  Gerritse  Van  Schaick  and  Geertie  Brantse  Peelen, 
widow  of  Hendrick  Coster,  in  1678,  and  had 

22  Ubbetie,  b.  1679;  m.  (8)  Stephen  Groesbeck,  July  16, 1699.     He 

died  July,  1774. 

23  Geertruy,  bp.  November  2,  1684;  m.  R.YER  Gerrttsen,  April  23, 

1704;  no.  ch. 

24  Jan  (Johannes),  bp.  September  4, 1687;  in.  Geertruy  Schuyler, 

June  13, 1714. 

25  Engletje,  bp.  August  12,  1690 ;  m.  (31)  Evert  Wendell,  Decem- 

ber 12,  1710. 

26  Gerrit,  b. ;  m.  Elizabeth  Banker,  October  27,  1715. 

Johannes  or  Jan  G.  Lansing  was  buried  in  Albany,  Feb- 
ruary 28,  1728. 

5. 
Altje  (Alida),  daughter  of  (1)  Gerrit  Frederick  Lan- 
sing, was  probably  born  in  Hassel ;  married  Gerrit,  son  of 
Brant  Arentse  Van  Slightenhorst,  of  Neuwkerk,  in  Guilderland, 
and  had 


Lansing.  115 

27  Hillegonda. 

28  Gerrit. 

29  Rachel. 

30  Gouda. 

Gerrit  Van  Slichtenhorst  died  in  Kingston,  January  9, 
1684.  He  came  to  Bevcrwyck  with  his  father  in  1640 ;  was 
Sohout  fiscaal  for  a  short  time.  lie  was  one  of  the  commis- 
sioners of  Schenectady  in  1672,  but  removed  to  Kingston.  He 
owned  several  houses  and  lots  in  Albany  and  also  in  Olaverac. 

6. 

Gysbertie,  daughter  of  (1)  Gerrit  Frederick  Lansing, 

was  probably  born  in  Hassel ;  married  Hendrick  Janse  Rose- 
bourn,  trader,  in  1679  (?),  and  had 

31  Johannes. 

32  Gerrit. 

33  Hendrick. 

34  Myndert  (?). 

35  Margarita,  b. ;  m.  Pieter  Thomas  Mingeal. 

• 

Hendrick  J.  Roseboom's  wife  Gysbbetje  died,  and  in  his 
old  age  he  married  Tryntje  Janse  Van  Bkeestede,  widow  of 
Rutger  Jacobsen.     He  died  November,  1703. 

7. 
Hilletje,  danghter  of  (I)  Gerrit  Frederick  Lansing,  was 

probably  born  in  Hassel ;  married  Storm  Van  der  Zee,  son  of 
Albert  Andriese  Bradt,  "the  Norman,"  and  Annetie  Barentse 
van  Rotiner,  and  had 

36  Albert. 

37  Wouter,  and  possibly  other  children. 

The  tradition  is  that  one  of  Bradt's  children  was  born  on 
shipboard,  on  the  passage  out,  in  the  midst  of  a  heavy  storm, 
in  consequence  of  which  he  was'  called  "  Storm  Van  der  Zee." 

8. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Elsje 

Van  Wythorst,  was  born ;  married  Catharine,  daugh- 


116  Lansing. 

ter  of  John  Sanders  Glen  and  widow  of  Cornells  Barents  Yan 
Ditmars,  of  Schenectady  (b.  March  23, 1672),  August  21, 1692, 
and  had 

38  Gerrit,  b.  August  20,  1693 ;  m.  (42)  Engletje    Van    Deusen, 

October  23,  1718.     He  died  in  1783,  as.  90  years. 

39  Johannes,  b.  Marcb  10,  1695 ;  in.,  1st,  (7)  Catalyntie  Hun,  No- 

vember, 1726  ;  d.  October,  1727;  2d,  Jannetje  Van  Vechten, 
May  12,  1729. 

40  Anna,  bp.  March  28, 1697  in  New  York ;  m.  Jacob  Egmont,  October 

19,  1716. 

41  Elsje,  bp.  March  12,  1699,  in  New  York;  m. . 

42  Sanders,  bp.  April  20,  1701,  in  New  York. 

43  Susanna,  bp.  January  5,  1703,  in  New  York;  m.  Evert  P.  Wen- 

dell, June  29, 1736. 

44  Evert,  bp.  December  31, 1704;  m.  Annatie  Cooper  about  1735. 

45  Jacob,  bp.  December  22,  1706;  m.  Ida  Van  Wie,  August  7,  1734. 

She  died  August  4,  1743  ;  he  died  July,  1746. 

46  Abraham,  bp.  February  27,   1709  ;   m.,  1st,  (31)   Helena  Van 

Deusen,  April  21,  1733 ;  2d,  Catharine  De  Forest,  April  20, 
1741. 

Gerrit  Lansing  is  supposed  to  have  died  July  20, 1708.  He 
was  a  trader,  and  resided  sometimes  in  New  York,  Albany  and 
Schenectady. 

Catharine,  widow  of  Gerrit  Lansing,  died  February  15, 
1731. 

9. 
Abraham,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Elsje 
Van   Wythorst,   was   born   in   1663 ;    married  Magdalena, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Yan   Tricht  and  Elizabeth  Teller  (b. 
October  21,  1683),  November  28,  1703,  and  had 

47  Abraham,  b.  May  8, 1704;  m.,  1st,  (24)  Rioke  Van  Schaick,  De- 

cember 27,  1731;  2d,  (72)  Catharine  Lansing,  February  11, 
1746. 

48  Gerrit  A.,  bp.   November  28,   1705  j"  m.,  1st.,   (38)  Maciitel, 

•  daughter  of  (16)  Jacob  Beeckman,  January  18, 1739 ;  2d,  Ruth 
.    He  died  in  1789,  se.  84  years. 

49  Johannes,  bp.  April  16, 1708  ;  buried  October  27, 1723. 

50  Jacob,  bp.  April  23, 1710;  d.  January  14, 1745. 

51  Elsje,  bp.  March  8,  1713  ;  m.  (55)  Gerrit  John  Lansing,  May  14, 

1740.     She  died  about  1783. 
62  Elizabeth,  bp.  November  10, 1717;  m.  (22)  Jonas  Oothout, March 
30.  1741.    She  died  about  1753. 


Lansing.  117 

53  Myndert,  bp.  January  24,  1722;  died  at  sea  in  1758. 

54  Margaret,  bp.  April  7, 1728;  d.  s.  July,  1747;  buried  July  31, 1747. 

Abraham  Lansing  died  June  20,  1745,  ae.  82  years. 

Magdalena,  his  widow,  died  November  30, 1745,  se.  75  years. 

The  record  in  the  Bible  of  K.  V.  It.  Lansing,  of  Albany, 
makes  Jacob  born  in  1703  and  Elsje  in  1707,  but  the  record  in 
the  church  hooks  makes  the  baptisms  as  above.  Abraham 
Lansing's  house  stood  upon  the  corner  of  Chapel  and  Steuben 
streets. 

lO. 

Johannes,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Elsje 
Van  Wythorst,  was  born  January  1,  1675,  O.  S. ;  married 
Helena,  daughter  of  Kobert  T.  Sanders  and  Elsie  Barentse, 
September  20,  1704,  and  had 

55  Gerrit,  bp.  September  9,  1705;  m.  (51)  Elsje  A.  Lansing, May  14, 

1740. 

56  Robert,  b.  January  17,  1707;  in.,  1st,  Margaret  Roseboom,  De- 

cember 5,  1734;  2d,  (23)  SAitAn  Van  Schaick,  February,  1748  ; 
3d,  Caj'kina  Ten  Broeck,  January  29,  1752. 

57  Elsje,  bp.  July  4,  1708;  buried  August  25,  1738  (?). 

58  Mary,  bp.  October  7,  1711 ;  buried  November  20,  1731  (?). 

59  John,  bp.  June  13, 1718. 

60  Sanders,  bp.  1724. 

61  Thomas,  bp.  September  24,  1727 ;  d.  March  4,  1811. 

Helena,  wife  of  Johannes  Lansing,  was  buried  June  23, 
1744. 

Johannes  Lansing,  died  in  Albany,  August  10,  1771,  ae.  97 
years,  6  months  and  19  days. 

12. 

Isaac,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Elsje  Tan 
Wythorst,  was  born  in  Albany,  May  14,  1677;  married  (14) 
Jannetje,  daughter  of  (3)  Johannes  Beeckman  and  (7)  Machtel 
Schermerhorn,  June  27,  1703,  and  had 

62  Machtel,  bp,  December  13,  1703  ;  m.  (25)  Teunis  Visscher,  Jan- 

uary 10,  1727. 

63  Gerrit,  bp.  December   12,  1705;   in.  (34)    Ariantje  Beeckman, 

March,  1740.    He  died  October,  1748. 


118  Lansing. 

64  Johannes,  bp.  September  11,  1709  ;  d.  September  16,  1745  (?). 
66  Elsje,  bp. ;  m.  (15)  Harmen  T.  Hun,  December  6,  1735. 

66  Susanna,  bp.  October  13,  1715  ;  in.  William  Hooan,  Jk.,  January 

17, 1740. 

67  Jacob,  bp.  April  27,  1718. 

68  Neeltje,  bp.  March  31, 1723;  m.  Peter  Waldbon,  December  3, 

1743 .     She  died  about  1766. 

Jannetje,  wife  of  Isaac  Lansing,  died  in  Albany,  February, 
1770,  ae.  87  years,  11  months. 

Isaac  Lansing  died  in  Albany,  January  27,  1772,  se.  94 
years,  8  months  and  13  days. 

13. 
Jacob  G.,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Elsje 

Van  Wythorst,  was  born  in  Albany,  June  6,  1681 ;  married 
Helena,  daughter  of  Jacob  Sanders  den  and  Catharine  Van 
Witbeck  (bp.  November  21,  1683),  about  1710,  and  had 

69  Gerrit  J.,  bp.  March  4, 1711  ;  m„  1st,  Maria  Everts,  November 

29, 1734  ;  2d,  Jane  Waters,  about  1748. 

70  Jacob  J.,  bp.  July  12,  1714  ;  m.  (34)  Marttje  Egberts,  Novem- 

ber 6,  1742 ;  d.  January  18,  1791, 

71  John  J.,  bp.  December  23, 1715;  m.,  1st,  Rachel  Lievens,  August 

14,  1741 ;  2d,  Cathlina  Van  Schaick,  October  20,  1744  ;  3d, 
Catiiarina  Schuyler,  about  1747. 

72  Catharine,  bp.  September  7,  1718 ;  m.,  1st.,  (47)  Abraham  Lan- 

sing, about  1742;  2d,  (38)  Abraham  Douw,  November  23, 1761. 

73  Abraham,  bp.  April  24,  1720 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Cooper,  May  20, 

1744. 

74  Isaac,  bp.  January  28,  1722  ;  d.  s. 

75  Sanders  J.,  bp.  August  18,  1723 ;  d.  s.  April  3,  1807. 

76  Elsje, )  d.  April,  1730. 

[  bp.  October  24, 1725. 

77  Isaac,)  m.ANNETJE Van WoERT.about  1746. 

Jacob  G.  Lansing  died  in  Albany,  December  6,  1767,  ae. 
86  years  and  6  months.  He  owned  a  house  corner  of  North 
Pearl  and  Columbia  streets,  which  he  built  in  1710,  and  where 
his  children  were  born.  This  house,  known  now  as  the 
"  Pemberton  house,"  is  still  standing  (1882). 

18. 
Jacob  H.,  son  of  (3)  Uendrick  G.  Lansing  and  Lysfoet, 

was  bora ;  married  Helena,  daughter  of  Frans  Janse 

Pruyn  and  Alida,  September  27,  1701,  and  had 


Lansing.  119 

78  Alida,  bp.  July  26, 1702;  m.  Abraham  Van  Abnhem,  July  11, 1721. 

79  Hendrick,  bp.  December  1, 1703 ;  m.,  1st,  Annetje  Oudebkiek, 

February  23, 1735 ;  2d,  probably  Anna  Ouderkerk. 

80  Elizabeth,  bp.  June  30,  1706  ;  m.  John  D.  Van  Abnhem,  July 

18,  1729. 

81  Franciacus,  bp.  July  18,1708  ;  m.  Marytje  Lieverse,  July  6, 1737. 

82  Gerrit,  bp.  October  7,  1711 ;  in.,  1st,  Yda  Van  Wie,  August, 

1734 ;  2d,  Elizabeth  Van  Schaick,  about  1745. 

83  Jacob  J.,  bp.  November  29,  1713;  m.  Htbertje  Yates,  May  13, 

1738. 

84  Annetje,  bp.  July  15,  1716;  m.  Gerrit  Van  Schoonhoven,  Feb- 

ruary 3, 1743  (?). 

85  Johannes,  bp.  October  19, 1718;  m.  Mabitje  Huyck,  about  1747  (V). 

86  Abraham,  bp.  April  24,  1720;  m.  Cathabina   Lievekse,  about 

1745  (?). 

87  Isaac,  bp.  November  25, 1725. 

Jacob  H.  Lansing  died  and   was  buried  near  his  house 

October  17,  1756. 

19. 

Hendrick,  Jr.,  son  of  (3)  Hendrick  G.  Lansing  and 

Lysbet,  was  born ;  married  (see  167  Bogaert)  J  annetje, 

daughter  of  Haamen  Janse  Knickerbacker  and  (63)  Lysbet  Janse 
Bogaart,  of  Dutchess  county,  March  4,  1704,  and  had 

88  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  5,  1705  ;  m.  Egbert  Bratt,  about  1722. 

89  Jacob. 

90  Isaac. 

91  Abraham. 

Hendrick  Lansing,  Jr.,  died  previous  to  1709,  and  hie 
widow  married  Anthony  Bogardus,  March  3,  1709. 

34. 
Johannes,  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Gerrit  Lansing  and  (2) 
Geertje  Van  Schaick,  was  baptised  in  Albany,  September  4, 
1687;  married  Geertruy,  daughter  of  Colonel  Pieter  P. 
Schuyler,  first  mayor  of  Albany,  and  Engeltje  Van  Schaick 
(bp.  February  11,  1694),  June  13,  1714,  and  had 

92  John,  bp.  April  7,  1715 ;  m.  (145)  Ariaantje  Wendell,  about 

1745. 

93  Maria,  bp.  December  4,  1717 ;  m.  Robert  Sandebs,  November  6, 

1740. 
16 


120  Lansing. 

94  Pieter,  bp.  August  6,  1721 ;  m.  (116)  Elizabeth  "Wendell,  about 

1745. 

95  Geradus,  bp.  September  29,  1723 ;  m.  (179)  Marytje  Wendell, 

1747. 

96  Geertruy,  bp.  February  1,  1727  ;  buried  September  27,  1728. 

97  Philip,  bp.  February  23,  1729 ;  m.  (18)  Elsje  Hun,  May  19,  1757. 

98  Geertruy,  bp.  January  7,  1733 ;  buried  April  25,  1749. 

The  wife  of  Johannes  Lansing  was  buried  June  23, 1744  (?). 

3©. 
Crerrit,  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Gerrit  Lansing  and  (2) 

Geertje  Van  Schaick,  was  born ;  married  Elizabeth, 

daughter  of  Evert  Banker  and  Elizabeth  Abeel  (b.  July  2G, 
1693),  October  27,  1715,  and  had 

99  Neeltje,  bp.  November  4,  1716;  d.  y. 

100  Neeltje,  bp.  April  11,  1718;  buried  December  22, 1739  (?). 

101  Geertruy,  bp.  December  26,  1719;  m.  Lucas  Witbeck,  about 

1746. 

102  Johannes,  bp.  October  9,  1721;  buried  February  26,  1725  (?). 

103  Johannes,  bp.  April  24,  1726;  buried  July  27, 1737  (?). 

Gerrit  Lansing  was  buried  January  26,  1736  (?). 

38. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (S)  Gerrit  G.  Lansing  and  Catharine  Glen, 

was  bom  August  20,  1693 ;  married  (42)  Engeltje,  daughter 
of  (8)  Rutger  Melehcrts  Yan  Deusen  and  (4)  "Wyntje  Harmense 
Hun  (bp.  March  22,  1696),  October  23,  1718,  and  had 

104  Gerrit,  bp.  July  26, 1719  ;  m.,  1st,  Annet.te  Yates,  about  1745  (?); 
-    2d,  (17)  Wyntje  Van  Den  Bekgh,  about  1750  (?). 

105  Rutger,  bp.   March   25,  1722;  m.    Susan   Van  Sshoonhoven 

October  27,  1764. 

106  Johannes,  bp.  August  28,  1726 ;  m.  Catttaryntje  Burjians  (?), 

October  25,  1761 . 

* 

The  wife  of  Gerrit  Lansing  was  buried  "October  6, 1745. 
He  owned  a  lot  in  the  rear  of  Bleecker  Hall,  between  Dean 
street  and  the  river,  75  feet  front. 

39. 
Johannes,  son  of  (8)  Gerrit  G.  Lansing  and  Catharine 

Glen,  was  born  March  10,  1695 ;  married,  1st,  (7)  Catalyntje, 


Lansing.  121 

daughter  of  (6)  Thomas  Hun  and  (4)  May  eke  Oothont  (b.  Sep- 
tember 4,  1693),  November,  1126,  and  had 

106^  Thomas,  b. ;  m.,  1st,  Anna  De  Forest;  2d,  (29)  Jane 

Hun,  October  28,  1792. 

Catalynlje,  wife  of  Johannes  Lansing,  died  October,  1727.  He 
married,  2d,  (28)  Jannetje,  daughter  of  Cornelis  Teunis  Van 
Vechten  aud  Maria  Lucas  (bp.  February  13,  1698),  May  12, 
1729,  and  had 

107  Oathrina,  bp.  June  5,  1730  ;  buried  December  81.  1731  (?). 

108  Cathrina,  bp.  November  22,  1732  ;  m.  Abraham  Mtndertse, 

October  18,  1760  (?). 

109  Maria,  bp.  January  22,  1737. 

110  Cathalyntje,  bp.  May  16,  1742. 

Jannetje  Tan  Vechten,  wife  of  Johannes  G.  Lansing,  was 
buried  March  18,  1752. 

44. 

Evert,  son  of  (8)  Gerrit  G.  Lansing  and  Catharine  Glen, 

was  baptised  December  31,  1704;  married  Annatie,  daughter 
of  Obediali  Couper  (Cooper)  and  Cornelia  Gardenier,  about 
1735,  and  had* 

111  Gerrit,  bp.  June  30,  1736. 

112  Cornelia,  bp.  June  11,  1738;  buried  September  17, 1747. 

113  Obadiah,  bp.  February  4,  1739;  d.  y.  ' 

114  Obadiah,  bp.  June  29, 1740  ;  m.,  1st,  Cornelia  Van  Benthuy- 

sen,  1772;  2d,  Cornelia  Cooper,  about  1774. 

115  Cathrina,  bp.  February  14, 1742;  m.  Christopher  Yates,  July 

17,  1761  (?). 

116  Johannes,  bp.  May  1,  1743  ;  m.  Maria  Staats,  about  1768. 

117  Annatie,  bp.  February  22,  1756 ;   m.    Abraham  Van  Tassel, 

about  1789  (?). 

46. 
Abraham,  son  of  (8)  Gerrit  G.  Lansing  and  Catharine 

Glen,  was  baptised  February  27,  1709;  married  (31)  Helena, 
daughter,  of  (6)  Harpert  Van  Deusen  and  (17)  Helena  Van 
Deusen,  April  21,  1733,  and  had 

118  Catharine,  bp.  April  11,  1734;   m.  Johannes  G.  Clute  about 

1755  (?). 

119  Lena,  bp.  February  29,  1736. 

120  Annate,  bp.  May  28, 1738;  m.  Evert  Van  Den  Burgh,  Septem- 

ber 18, 1756. 


122  Lansing. 

121  Harpert,  bp.  September  7,  1740 ;  m.  Mabitje  VisscnER,  about 

1763. 

Helena,  wife  of  Abraham  G.  Lansing,  died  before  the  baptism  of  her 
son  Harpbbt.  He  married,  2d.,  Catharine,  daughter  of  Philip 
De  Forest  and  Tryntje  Kip  (bp.  November  25,  1694),  widow, 
April  20, 1741,  and  had 

122  Jacob,  bp.  February  6, 1743. 

123  Magdalene,  bp.  November  16,  1746  ;  d.  y. 

124  Magadalene,  bp.  June  2,  1750. 

47. 
Abraham,  son  of  (9)  Abraham  A.  Lansing  and  Magda- 
lena  Tan  Tricht,  was  bom  May  8,  1704 ;  married  (24)  Bicke, 
daughter  of  (13^  Goosen  S.  Van  Schaiek  and  Catharina  Staats 
(bp.  December  24,  1703),  December  27,  1731,  and  had 

125  Goosen,  b.  April  .11,  1732;  d.  July  11, 1732. 

Ricke,  wife  of  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  died  April  16,  1732.  He 
married,  2d.,  his  cousin  (72)  Catharine,  daughter  of  (13)  Jacob 
Gerretse  Lansing  and  Helena  Glen  (bp.  September  7,  1718), 
February  11,  1746,  and  had 

126* Helena,  b.  November  7,  1746 ;  d.  August  9,  1747. 

127  Abraham  A.,  b.  July  24,  1752;  O.  S. ;  m.,  1st,  Elsie  Van  Rens- 
selaer, September  3, 1774 ;  2d, (160)  Elsje  Lansingh,  Decem- 
ber 4, 1797. 

Abraham  Lansingh  died  December  14,  1759,  se.  about  55 
years,  and  his  widow  Catharine  married  (38)  Abraham  Douw, 
November  23, 1761 ,  who  died  in  1786,  se.  78  years. 

Catharine,  widow  of  Abraham  Douw,  died  February  2, 1798, 
se.  79  years.     They  had  one  son  named  Abraham. 

When  this  family  began  to  spell  their  name  "  Lansingh  "  is 
not  known. 

48. 

Crerrit  A.,  son  of  (9)  Abraham  A".  Lansing  and  Magda- 

lena  Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  November  28,  1705  ;  married, 
1st.,  (38)  Machtel,  daughter  of.  (16)  Jacob  Beeckman  and 
Debora  Hansen  (b.  October  16,  1715),  January  18,  1739 ;  2d, 

Ruth .     It  does  not  appear  that  he  had  children  living 

at  his  death  by  either  of  his  wives.  He  died  about  November 
16,  1 789,  leaving  a  will  iii  which  he  mentions  his  wife  Ruth, 


Lansing.  123 

nephew  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansing,  son  of  his  brother  Abra- 
ham ;  nephew  Henry,  son  of  his  sister  (52)  Elizabeth,  the  late 
wife  of  Jonas  Oothout ;  brother-in-law  (41)  Johannes  Jacob 
Beeckman  ;  sisters-in-law  (40)  Erne  Gansvoort  and  (42)  Debora 
Staats  (daughters  of  Jacob  Beeckman) ;  niece  Machtel,  daugh- 
ter of  brother-in-law  John  Jacob  Beeckman;  Volkert  and 
Abraham,  sons  of  sister  Elizabeth  Oothout ;  Abraham  and 
John  Lansing,  sons  of  sister  (51)  Elsie  (wife  of  (55)  Gerrit 
John  Lansing),  and  Hannah  and  Gerrit  G.  Lansing. 
Gerrit  A.  Lansing  resided  in  Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

55. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (10)  Johannes  G.  Lansing  and  Helena 
Sanders,  was  baptised  September  9, 1705 ;  married  (51)  Elsje, 
daughter  of  Abraham  G.  Lansing  and  Magdalena  Van  Tricht 
(bp.  March,  1713),  May  14,  1740,  and  had 

128  Helena,  bp.  December  18,  1741. 

129  Abraham,  bp.  May  5, 1743;  buried  April  20,  1744. 

129J  Margaret,  bp. ;  in.  (66)  Abraham  Oothout,  November 

27, 176Y 

130  Elsie,  bp.  October  1,  1749 ;  buried  January  26,  1752. 

Gerrit  Janse  Lansing  was  buried  August  27,  1757. 

56. 
Robert,  son  of  (10)  Johannes  G.  Lansing  and  Helena 
Sanders,  was  born  January  17, 1707 ;  married,  1st,  Margaret, 
daughter  of-Myndert  Roseboom   and   Maria  Vinhagen  (bp. 
October  7,  1711),  December  5,  1734,  and  had 

131  Maria,  b.  October  28, 1735 ;  m.  (182)  Hendrick  Wendell,  June 

9,  1757. 

132  Hendrick  R.,  b.  December  25,  1737 ;  m.  (68)  Maria  Marselis, 

September  18,  1762  ;  d.  August  9,  1819. 

133  Helena,  b.  September  30,  1745  ;  d.  September,  1746. 

Margaret  Roseboom,  wife  of  Robert  J.  Lansing,  died  September 
4,  1746.  He  married,  2d,  (23)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (13)  Goosen 
Van  Schaick  and  Catliarina  Staats  (bp.  November  27,  1715) 
February,  1748,  and  had 

134  Sarah,  ) 

[  bp.  April  16,  1749 ;  buried  July  1,  1749. 
136  Margarita,  ) 


124  Lansing. 

Sarah  Van  Scliaick,  wife  of  Robert  J.  Lansing,  died  April  16, 1749. 

He  married,  3d,  Catrina,  daughter  of  Samuel  Ten  Broeck, 

of  Claverac,  and  Maria  Hendrickse  Van  Rensselaer,  January 

29,  1752,  who  died  May  18,  1753;  no.  ch.     She  was  the  widow 

of  Ephraim  Van  Vechten. 

Robert  J.  Lansing  died  March  3,  1795. 

Myndert,*  son  of Lansing ;  married  Mary,  daughter 

of  Rev.  John  Usher,  of  Bristol,  B.  I.,  June  3,  1791,  and  had 

136  Catharine,  bp.  February  5,  1792. 

137  Ann,  b.  February  22,  1794. 

138  Peter,  b.  1 796 ;  d.  September  32,  1809. 

139  George  Dunbar,  b.  August  11,  1798;  died  an  infant. 

140  George  Dunbar,  b.  August  26, 1799. 

141  Myndert,  b.  February  9,  1801;  d.  April  24,  1842. 

142  Sarah,  b.  November  11,  1802;  d.  September  10,  1842. 

Mary  Usher,  widow  of  Myndekt  Lansing,  died  March  7, 
1845,  as.  78  years. 

63. 

Oerrit,  son  of  (12)  Isaac  6.  Lansing  and  (34)  Jannetje 

Beeckman,  was  baptised  December  12,  1705 ;  married  (34) 
Ariaantje,  daughter  of  (15)  Johannes  Beeckman,  Jr.,  and  (42) 
Hester  Wendell,  March,  1740,  and  had 

143  Isaac,  bp.  November  2, 1740. 

144  Hester, bp.  July  13,  1743;  m.  Jacob  Roseboom,  Jr.,  January  20, 

1763.     She  died  November  30,  1826. 
146  Jannetje,  bp.  January  1,  1747;  m.  William  Van  Wib,  May  20, 
1767. 

146  Geertruy,  bp.  November  6,  1748;   m.   Peter  Schuyler,  Jr., 
January  17,  1767  (?). 

69. 
Gerrit  J.,  son  of  (13)  Jacob  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Helena 
Glen,  was  baptised  March  4,  1711  ;  married,  1st,  Maria,  daugh- 
ter of  Johannes  Everts  and  Barentje  Pruyn  [daughter  of 
Francis  Janse  Pruyn],  (b.  October  8,  1713),  November  29, 
1734,  and  had 

147  Jacob  G.,  bp.  April  4, 1736 ;  m. ,  1st.,  Neeltjk  Roseboom,  March 

14, 1767 ;  2d,  (162)  Femmetje  (Frances)  Lansing,  August  28, 
1774 ;  d.  November  25,  1803. 

148  Maria,  bp.  October  6,  1737 ;  buried  August  22,  1739  (?). 

*  Possibly  a  son  of  (53)  Myndert  Lansing  who  died  at  sea  in  1758. 


«*, 


Lansing.  125 

149  Alida,  bp.  September  7, 1738 ;  buried  September  19, 1742  (?). 

Maria,  wife  of  Geriut  J,  Lansing,  was  buried  January  27,  1741. 
He  married,  2d,  Jane,  daughter  of  John  Waters  and  Sarah 
Wiune  (bp.  April  12,  1723),  about  1748,  and  had 

150  John,  bp.  March  5,  1749  ;  buried  November  26.  1754. 

151  John,  Jr.,  bp.  February  3,  1755  (Chancellor) ;  m.  Cornelia  Kay, 

April  8,  1781. 

152  Abraham  G.,  b.  December  12, 1756;  m.  Susanna  Yates,  April 

9,  1779;  d.  May  15,  1844. 

153  Sarah,  bp.  July  1,  1759  ;  d.  y. 

154  Gerrit  G.,  bp.  November  11,  1760;  m.  Maria  Antill  ;  d.  May 

27,  1831. 

155  Sarah,  b.  June  22.  17G3 ;  m.  Barent  Bleecker;  no.  ch. 

156  Sanders  G.,  b.  June  17,  1766;  m.  (162)  Catharine  Ten  Eyck, 

December  9,  1789. 

Jane,  widow  of  Geekit  J.  Lansing,  died  March  2,  1810. 

70. 
Jacob,  Jr.,  sou  of  (13)  Jacob  Cterretse  Lansing  and 
Helena  Glen,  was  horn  July  12,  1714;  married  (34)  Marytje, 
daughter  of  Benjamin  Egberts  and  (16)  Annatje  Visscher  (bp. 
February  21,  1714),  November  6,  1742,  and  had 

157  Helena,  b.  November  7,  1743;  m.  Jeremiah  Van  Rensselaer. 

158  Benjamin,  b.  November  5,  1744;  d.  y. 

159  Annatje,  b.  July  11,  1746;  m.  (101)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck,  April 

14,  1769  ;  d.  November  7,  1824. 

160  Elsje,  b.  July  28,  1748;  m.  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansing,  Decem- 

ber 4,  1797 ;  d.  July  20,  1811. 

161  Benjamin,  b.  June  30,  1750 ;  d.  y. 

162  Femmetje,  b.  July  2,  1751;  m.  (147)  Jacob  G.  Lansing,  August 

28,  1774;  he  died  June  21,  1794;  she  died  March  27,  1807.     • 

163  Jacob  J.,  b.  August  19,  1753 ;  in.  (88;  see  also  93  Oothout)  Asna 

Quackenbush,  January  21,  1790. 

164  Mary,  b.  December  5,  1755;  m.  Hunloke  Woodruff,  M.  D., 

May  16,  1779. 

165  Benjamin,  b.  August  6,  1757. 

Maria,  wife  of  Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.,  died  March  9,  1771. 

Jacob  Lansing,  Je.,  died  January  18,  1791. 

Colonel  Lansing  was  a  Revolutionary  officer  and  commanded 
a  regiment  at  the  battle  of  Stillwater,  N.  Y.  When  a  Captain 
he  was  in  the  "  middle  fort "  at  Schoharie  when  it  was  attacked 
by  Sir  John  Johnson  and  the  Indians  under  Brandt. 


126  Lansing. 

71. 
John  J.,  sou  of  (13)  Jacob  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Helena 
Glen,  was  baptised  December  23,  1715  ;  married,  1st,  Rachel, 
daughter  of  Harmen  Lievense  and  Catrina  Van  den  Bergh  (bp. 
March  27,  1726),  August  14,  1 741 ;  had  no  children.  She 
died  May  28,  1742.  He  married,  2d,  Cathlyna,  daughter  of 
Goosen  Van  Schaick  and  Neeltje  Abeel  (bp.  January  9,  1723), 
October  20,  1744,  and  had 

166  Goosen,  bp.  September  8,  1745;  buried  September  22,  1745. 

Cathlyna,  wife  of  John  J.  Lansing,  died.  He  married,  3d,  Catha 
rina,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Schuyler  and  (43)  Elsje  Wen- 
dell (b.  December,  1723),  about  1747,  and  had 

167  Nicolas  (Rev.),  bp.  September  11,  1748;  m.  Sarah  Dickenson. 

He  died  at  Tappan,  N.  T.,  September  26,  1835. 

168  Lena  (Helena),  bp.  November  4,  1750  ;  m.,  1st,  John  Zabriskik, 

January  11, 1776;  2d,  (66)  Abraham  Oothout,  November  14, 
1787. 

169  Jacob  J.,  bp.  August  19, 1753  ;  m.  Jannetje  Heyer,  about  1783. 

170  Philip,  bp.  November  28,  1756. 

171  .Elsje,  bp.  July  15, 1759;  m.  Charles  Dickenson. 

Catharina,  third  wife  of  John  J.  Lansing,  died  March  31, 
1797,  se.  73  years  and  7  months. 

John  J.  Lansing  died  April  19, 1808.  He  occupied  a  house 
on  the  west  side  of  Broadway,  the  fourth  north  of  Maiden 
Lane. 

73. 

Abraham,  son  of  (13)  Jacob  Gerritse  Lansing  and 
Helena  Glen,  was  baptised  April  24, 1720 ;  married  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Obadiah  Conper  (Cooper)  and  Cornelia  Gardenier 
(bp.  August  23,  1724),  May  20,  1744,  and  had 

172  Obadiah,  bp.  August  5, 1745  ;  d.  s.     , 

173  Jacob  A.,  bp.  January  10,  1746  ;  m.  Ai.ida  Lievense. 

174  Gerrit  A.,  bp.  October  25, 1747;  m.,  1st,  Cathxina  Van  Alstyn, 

February  27, 1768  (?) ;  2d)  Agnietjk  Bratt,  October  1, 1771  (?) ; 
3d,  Elizabeth  Wynkoop,  December  26, 1776  (?). 

175  John  A.,  bp.  November  12,  1749  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Fryer,  Febru- 

ary 10, 1776. 

176  Elsje,  bp.  September  22, 1751 ;  m.  Jacob  Van  Deusen,  May  19, 

1771  (?). 


Lansing.  127 

177  Cornelia,  bp.   May  27,  1753;   m.   Hendrick   Schermekhohn  , 

about  1778. 

178  Lena,  bp.  July  27, 1755  ;  buried  August  30,  1756. 

179  Abraham,  bp.  February  13, 1757 ;  m.  Annatie  Van  den  Bergh, 

1779. 

180  Isaac,  bp.  March  18, 1759. 

181  Helena,  bp.  September  4,  1760;  m.  James  Deniston. 

182  Annatie,  bp.  May  16,  1762;  in.  John  Liswell,  about  1785. 

77. 
Isaac,  son  of  (13)  Jacob  Gerritse  Lansing  and  Helena 

Glen,  was  baptised  October  24, 1725 ;  married  Annetje,  daugh- 
ter of  Jacob  Van  Woert  and  (38)  Hendrikie  Oothout  (bp.  No- 
vember 5,  1727),  about  1746,  and  had 

183  Jacob,  bp.  December  14,  1746 ;  d.  y. 

184  Hendrickie,  bp.  October  23,   1748 ;   m.   Abraham  D.   Fonda, 

August  20, 1771. 
•185  Helena,  bp.  September  1,  1751. 

186  Jacob,  bp.  July  14,  1754;  m.  Susanna  Fonda,  January  10,1778; 

d.  June  4, 1830.     She  died  April  25, 1817. 

187  Sarah,  bp.  August  28,  1757  ;  d.  y. 

188  Sarah,  bp.  September  20,  1761. 

189  Hendrick,  b.  January  30,  1763. 

79. 
Hendrick,  son  of  (lb)  Jacob  Hendrickse  Lansing  and 

Helena  Pruyn,  was  baptised  December  1,  1703;  married 
Annetje,  daughter  of  Isaac  Ouderkirk  (of  Kinderhook  in  1709 
and  Half  Moon  in  1720)  and  Mayke  Van  Nes  (bp.  January  9, 
1709),  February  23,  1735,  and  had 

190  Lena,  bp.  August  29, 1736. 

191  Isaac,  bp.  May  6, 1739  ;  m.  Annetje  Van  Arnhem,  June  19, 1761. 

192  Jacob,  bp.  April  4, 1742  ;  m.  Maria  Ouderkirk,  about  1763. 

193  Mayke,  bp.  January  4,  1745  ;  m   Jacob  Clote,  June  12,  1761. 

Annetje,  wife  of  Hendrick  J.  Lansing,  died.  He  grobably  married, 
2d,  Anna,  daughter  of  Abraham  Ouderkirk  and  Metty,  his  wife 
(bp.  July  30,  1721),  about  1749,'  and  had 

194  Abraham,  bp.  June  2, 1750 ;  m.  Maria  Bloodgood.  February  8, 

1784  (?). 

81. 

Franciscns,  son  of  (18)  Jacob  Hendrickse  Lansing  and 
Helena  Pruyn,  was  baptised  July  18, 1708  ;  married  Maritje, 
17 


128  Lansing. 

daughter  of  Levinus  Lievense  or  Lieverse  and  Catryna  Van  den 
Bergh  (bp.  March  26,  1714),  July  6,  1737,  and  had 

195  Jacob  Franse, )  m.  (87)  Jannetje  Visschbr,  June  27, 1762. 

[     bp.  April  30,  1738. 

196  Helena,  )  m.  (191)  Nanning  J.  Visschbr,  November  2, 1764. 

197  Catharina,  bp.  September  28,  1740. 

198  Rachel,  bp.  June  19, 1743  :  buried  July  29,  1746. 

199  Anna,  bp.  February  16,  1746 ;  died  before  1747. 

200  Rachel,)  died  before  1750. 


V  bp.  July  19, 1747. 


201  Anna,     )  d.  June  28,  1757. 

202  Rachel,  bp.  July  7,  1750. 

203  Levinus,  bp.  June  23,  1754;   m.,  1st,  Catharine   Van  dek 

Heyden,  March  11,  1770;  2d,  Makytje  Pearse,  October  15, 
1780. 

82. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (18)  Jacob  Hendrickse  Lansing  and  Helena 

Pruyn,  was  baptised  October  7,  1711 ;  married,  1st,  Yda, 
daughter  of  Jan  Van  Wie  and  Catharine  Huyck  (bp.  August 
21,  1709),  August  1734,  and  had 

204  Helena,  bp.  June  8,  1735  ;  m.  John  Dunbar,  April  19,  1755  (?). 

205  .Oatharyna,  bp.  August  28 ,  1737 ;  m.  Gerrit  Van  Wie,  Septem- 

ber 10,  1762. 

206  Jacob,  bp.  June  10,  1741 . 

Yda,  wife  of  Gerrit  J.  Lansing,  died  August,  1743.  He  married,  2d, 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Gerrit  S.  Van  Schaick  and  Sarah 
Goewey,  of  New  York  (bp.  August  4, 1717),  about  1745,  and  had 

207  Gerrit,  bp.  August  3,  1746. 

Gerrit  J.  Lansing  was  buried  August  1,  1746.  He  made 
a  will  July  14,  1746,  naming  first  wife  and  the  two  daughters 
by  her  (son  Jacob  probably  being  dead).  He  directs  that  his 
son,«not  yet  born,  be  named  Gerrit ;  mentions  also  his  brother 
Hendrick  and  brother-in-law  Abraham  Van  Arnhem,  of  the 
"  Boclit."  Elizabeth,  his  widow,  made  a  will  September  26, 
1750,  proved  April  15,  1783,  in  which  she  mentions  son  Gerrit 
and  daughters  Annetie  (probably  Catharina)  and  Helena. 
GuRKi'f  J.  Lansing  in  1732  had  a  lot  on  the  north  corner  of 
Hudson  and  Green  streets,  sixty  feet  square. 

83. 
Jacob,  J.,  Jr.,  son  of  (18)  Jacob  Hendrickse  Lansing 
and  Helena  Pruyn,  was  born  November  22,  baptised  Novem- 


Lansing.  129 

ber  29,  1713 ;  married  Hybertfl'e,  daughter  of  Christoffel  Yates 
and  Cathlina  Winne  (b.  November  7,  1714),  May  13,  1738, 
and  had 

208  Jacob,  b.  November  2, 1739 ;  m.  Willempie  Bradt,  November 

2, 1764. 

209  Ohristoffle,  b.  January  29, 1743 ;  o.  s.  ;  m.  Sarah  Van  Schaick, 

January  26,  1766;  d.  October  25,  1819. 

210  Hendrick  J.,  b.  March  14, 1747 ;  m.  Helena  Winne,  May  6, 1769. 

211  Oatalyna,  b.  May  1, 1753  ;  m.  Johannes  Van  Woert,  Jr.,  June 

20, 1770. 

212  Helena,  b.  December  29,  1757  ;  d.  s. 

Jacob  J.  Lansing,  Jr.,  died   September  8,  1794.     (Bible 
record.) 

Hybeetje,  wife  of  Jacob  J.  Lansing,  died  August  30, 1794. 
(Bible  record.) 

85. 

Johannes,  son  of  (lg)  Jacob  Hendrickse  Lansing  and 

Helena  Pruyn,  was  baptised  October  19,  1718;  married 
Maritje,  daughter  of  Andries  Hnyck  and  Maria  Ouderkerk, 
about  1747,  and  had 

213  Maria,  bp.  January  24,  1748  ;  m.  possibly  Guy  Young,  about 

1775. 

214  Joeb  (Job  or  Jacob),  bp.  January  21,  1750 ;  m.  Maria  Knipp, 

about  1780  (?). 

215  Gerrit,  bp.  April  26,  1752;  m.,  1st,  Alida  Fonda,  June  5,  1773  j 

2d,  Maria  Van  Aunhem  or  Van  Deijsen,  April  21,  1787. 

216  Lena,  bp.  March  12,  1755. 

217  Anna,  bp.  July  24,  1757. 

218  Andries,  b.  February  12,  1760;  m.  Annet.ie  Van  den  Beugh, 

about  1786. 

219  Rachel,  b.  October  5, 1762 ;  m.  Dirk  Clute,  about  1785  (?). 

220  Johannes  Jr.,  b.  April  10,  1765;  in.  Annet.ie  Marshall,  about 

1789. 

221  Hendrick,  b.  September  29, 1767. 

222  Neeltje,  b.  October  7,  1769. 

223  Alida,  b.  March  30, 1772;  m.  Tetjnis  Jafksh,  about  1 790  (?) . 

86. 
Abraham,  son  of  (18)  Jacob  Hendrickse  Lansing  and 

Helena  Pruyn,  was  baptised  April  24,  1720  ;  married  Catha- 

rina,  daughter  of  Levinus  Lieverse  and  Catryna  Van  den  Bergh 

(bp.  March  6,  1723),  about  1745,  and  had 


130  Lansing. 

224  Levinus,  bp.  January  12,  1746  ;  d.  y. 

225  Levinus,  bp.  August  2, 1747;  d.  y. 

226  Levinus,  bp.  August  6,  1749. 

227  Cornells,  bp.  July  6,  1752. 

Abraham  Lansing  was  the  ancestor  of  the  Lansing  family 
of  Lansingburgh  and  Troy.     lie  had  also  a  son  Jacob. 

93. 

John,  son  of  (24)  Johannes  Janse  Lansing  and  Geertruy 
Schuyler,  was  baptised  April  7, 1 715 ;  married  (145)  Ariaantje, 
daughter  of  (40)  Evert  "Wendell  and  (25)  Engeltje  Lansing  (bp. 
May  19,  1717),  about  1745,  and  had 

228  Johannes,  bp.  July  26,  1746  ;  d.  y. 

229  Evert,  bp.  May  8,  1748. 

230  Geertruy,  bp.  July  22, 1750  ;  buried  March  20,  1755. 

231  Johannes, )  buried  July  19, 1755. 

[  bp.  June  23,  1754. 

232  Engeltje,  )  buried  July  21,  1755. 

233  Geertruy,  bp.  August  1,  1756. 

234  Johannes,  bp.  August  6,  1758. 

94. 
Peter,  son  of  (24)  Johannes  Janse  Lansing  and  Geertruy 
Schuyler,  was  baptised  August  6,  1721 ;  married  (116)  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of  (35)  Isaac  Wendell  and  Catalyna  Van  Dyck 
(bp.  June  29,  1723),  about  1745,  and  had 

235  Maria,  bp.  July  26,  1746 ;  buried  March  6, 1749. 

236  Maria,  bp.  July  30,  1749. 

237  Oatalyntie,  bp.  November  17,  1751. 

238  Jeremiah,  b.  April  14,  1754 ;  m.  (277)  Helena  Wendell,  October 

1,  1780. 

239  Isaac,  b.  March  9,  1756  ;  buried  December  12,  1757. 

240  Geertruy,  b.  September  3, 1758  ;  m.  (230)  Jacob  H.  Wendell,* 

about  1785. 

Peter  Lansing  died  May  13, 1807,  se.  85  years  and  9  months. 

95. 
Geradus,  son  of  (24)  Johannes   Janse  Lansing  and 
Geertruy  Schuyler,  was  baptised  September  29,  1723;  mar- 


*  Father  of  Dr.  Peter  Wendell ,  b.  June  3, 1786;  d.  October  29, 1819. 


Lansing.  131 

ried  Marytje,  daughter  of  Isaac  Wendell  and  Oatalyna  Van 
den  JBergh  (bp.  May  14,  1721),  about  1747,  and  had 

241  Geertruy,  bp.  November.  19, 1749. 

242  Anna,  bp.  May  16, 1754  ;  buried  July  24,  1755. 

Geradus  Lansing  died  March  24,  1808,  se.  84  years. 

97. 
Philip,  son  of  (24)  Johannes  Janse  Lansing  and  Geertruy 
Schuyler,   was   baptised    February  23,   1729;   married    (18) 
Elsje,  daughter  of  (8)  Johannes  Hun  and  Anna  Winne  (bp. 
March  18,  1733),  May  19,  1757,  and  had 

243  John,  b.  March  27,  1758  ;  d.  May  16,  1759. 

244  Johannes,  b.  January  1,  1760  ;  d.  January  5,  1760. 

245  Jan,  b.  .February  9,  1761;  d.  February  25.  1761. 

246  Annetje,  b.  June  25,  1762 ;  in.  (35)  Dirk  Hun,  December  7, 1781. 

247  Geertruyd,  b.  March  13,  1766  ;  m.  Gerrit  Ryckman. 

248  Maria,  b.  July  23,  1771;  m.  Harry  Quilhot,  about  1795. 

249  Johannes  Hun,  b.  April  12, 1774  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Luckerfettek. 

250  Peter,  b.  December  15,  1778;  m.  Jane  Burnsides. 

104. 
Gerrit,  Jr.,  son  of  (38)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  and 

(42)  Engeltje  Van  Deusen,  was  baptised  July  26,  1719; 
married,  1st.,  Annetje,  daughter  of  Christoffle  Yates  and 
Catalyntje  Winne  (bp.  October  5,  1718),  about  1745,  and  had 

251  Anna,  b.  January  12,  1746  ;  buried  June  24,  1746. 
Annetje,   wife  of    Gerrit   Lansing,  Jr.,   died.     He    married,   2d, 

(17)  Wtntje,  daughter  of  (11)  Matthias  Van  den  Bergh  and 
Cathalyna  Van  Deusen  (bp.  December  17,  1721),  about  1750, 
and  had 

252  Anna,  b.  October  25, 1750 ;  m.  (226)  Cornelis  Wendell,  Janu- 

ary 13,  1768.  >   She  died  February  6,  1827. 

253  Gerrit,  bp.  September  9,  1753  ;  d.  y. 

254  Catalyntje,  bp.  August  15, 1756;  m.  (22)  *Pieter Dox,  of  Hopeton, 

about  1779.     He  died  November  28,  1831,  a>.  89  years. 

255  Gerrit,  bp.  July  16,  1760. 

105. 
Rutger,  son    of   (38)    Gerrit    Gerritse   Lansing  and 
(42)  Engeltje  Van   Deusen,  was  baptised  March  25,1722; 

*  See  Dox  family,  page  166. 


132  Lansing. 

married  Susanna,  daughter  of  Jacobus  Van  Schoonhoven,  of 
Half  Moon,  and  Susanna  Bratt  (bp.  April  18,  1731),  October 
27,  1764,  and  had 

256  Gerrit,  b.  November  18, 1765  ;  m.  Alida  De  Foreest,  September 

2, 1787. 

106. 
Johannes,  son  of  (38)  Gerrit  Gerritse  Lansing  (?)  and 
(42)  Engeltje  Tan  Deusen,  was  baptised  August  28,  1726  ; 
married  Catharyntje  Burhans,  October  25,  1761,  and  had 

257  Lena,  b.  October  6, 1763. 

258  Sarah,  b.  September  6,  1765. 

259  Meinard,  b.  August  1,  1767. 

260  Helena,  b.  July  2,  1769  ;  d.  y. 

2l2He^a,hpMarCll2'm3' 

263  Robert,  b.  May  19,  1775. 

264  Hans  Burhans,  b.  July  25, 1778. 

265  Gerrit,  b.  October  13,  1783. 

Catharyntje,  wife  of  Johannes  Lansing,  died  October  27, 
1799,  se.«61  years. 

114. 
Obadiah,  son  of  (44)  Evert  Lansing  and  Annetje  Cooper, 

was  baptised  June  29,  1740 ;  married,  1st,  Cornelia,  daughter 
of  Jacobus  P.  Van  Benthuysen  and  Sara  Cooper  (bp.  April  7, 
1748),  about  1772,  and  had 

266  Annatie,  b.  May  9,  1773. 

Cornelia,  wife  of  Obadiah  Lansing,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Cornelia, 
daughter  of  Obadiah  (?)  Cooper  and  Maria  Fonda  (bp.  January 
11, 1744)  about  1774,  and  had 

267  Evert,  b.  February  6, 1775. 

268  Jacobus,  b.  October  27, 1776  ;  d.  y. 

269  Gerrit,  b.  September  4, 1778. 

270  Jacobus,  b.  March  15,  1780. 

271  Sarah,  b.  March  6, 1782. 

272  Johannes,  b.  November  8, 1783. 

273  Obadiah,  b.  October  23,  1785. 

274  Catharina,  b.  March  4,  1787. 

Obadiah  Lansing  resided  in  Greenbush. 


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116. 
Johannes,  son  of  (44)  Evert  Lansing  and  Annatie 
Cooper,  was  baptised  May  1,  1743;  married  Maria,  daughter 
of  Barent  A.  Staats  and  Magdalena  Schuyler  (bp.  October  19, 
1744),  about  1768,  and  had 

275  Ali da,  b.  September  17,  1769. 

276  Evert,  b.  October  27,  1773. 

277  Abraham,  b.  March  15,  1777. 

278  Maria,  b.  February  25, 1781 . 

279  Oatharina,  b.  May  20,  1787. 

191. 

Harpert,  son  of  (46)  Abraham  Gerritse  Lansing  and 
Helena  Tan  Deusen,  was  baptised  September  7,  1740;  mar- 
ried Maritje  Visscher,  about  1763,  and  had 

280  Abraham,  b.  October  14,  1763. 

281  Gerrit,  b.  March  4,  1765. 

282  Johannes,  b.  April  20,  1777. 

127. 

Abraham  A.,  son  of  (47)  Abraham  Abrahamse  Lan- 

singh  and  (72)  Catharine,  daughter  of  (13)  Jacob  Gerritse  Lan- 
sing, was  born  July  24, 1752 ;  married,  1st,  Elsje,  daughter  of 
Killian  Van  Rensselaer  and  Ariantje  Schuyler  (bp.  February 
26,  1758),  September  3,  1774,  and  had 

283  Arietta,  b.  November  11,  1778;  d.  April  11, 1779. 

284  Arietta,  b.  April  24,  1781;  d.  July  4,  1782. 

285  Catherine,  b.  August  27,  1783;  m.,  1st,  Philip  P.  Van  Behs- 

selaer,  February  13,  1804 ;  2d,  John  Fay,  Jr.    Sbe  died  his 
widow  January  4,  1867 . 

286  Arietta,  b.  July  24, 1785  ;  m.  Hakmen  Knicxerbacker,  October 

10,  1801  ;  d.  March  27,  1814,  leaving  five  children. 

287  Killian  V.  R.,  b.  May  8,  1787  ;  d.  October  8,  1793. 

288  Magdalen,  b.  November  3,  1789  ;  d.  February  6,  1790. 

289  Gerrit,  b.  April  14,  1791;  d.  October  4,  1792. 

290  Magdalen,  b.  April  14,  1793;  d.  September  13,  1794. 

291  Killian  V.  R.,  b.   November  27,  1794 ;   m.   Amanda  Carter, 

August  9, 1818. 


134  Lansing. 

Elsje  Van  Rensselaer,  wife  of  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  died  March 
1,  1796,  ae.  39  (?)  years.  He  married,  2d, bis  cousin  (160)  Elsje, 
daughter  of  (70)  Jacob  Lansingb,  Jr.,  and  (34)  Marytje  Egberts, 
December  4, 1797  ;  no  ch. 

Elsje  Lansingh,  wife  of  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  died  July 
28,  1811,  ae.  68  years. 

Abraham  A.  Lansingh  died  at  "  Cherry  Hill,"  then  a  mile 
below  Albany,  February  21, 1822,  and  was  buried  at  that  place 
by  the  side  of  his  first  wife.  (The  above  taken  from  the  re- 
cord in  the  family  Bible.) 

133. 

Ilendrick  R.,  son  of  (56)  Robert  Johannes  Lansing 
and  Margaret  Roseboom,  was  born  December  25,  1737 ;  mar- 
ried (68)  Maria,  daughter  of  (25)  Johannes  Marselis  and  (42) 
Johanna  Beeckman  (bp.  August  31,  1735),  September  18, 
1762,  and  had 

292  Margareta,  b.  September  18,  1763. 

293  Johannes,  bp.  November,  1764. 

294  Robert,  b.  November  14,  1766  ;  d.  y. 

295  Robert,  b.  November  28,  1767. 

296  Margrietje,  b.  October  30,  1770 ;  m.  JonN  S.  Pruyn,  April  4, 

1795.     She  died  October  15,  1839,  se.  67  years,  5  months  and  25 
days. 

Hendrick  Lansing  died  August  9,  1819,  ae.  81  years  and  7 
months. 

147. 

Jacob  G.,  son  of  (69)  Gerrit  J.  Lansing  and  Maria 
Everts,  was  baptised  April  4,  1736 ;  married,  1st,  Neeltje, 
daughter  of  Hendrick  M.  liosebooin  and  Maria  Ten  Eyck  (bp. 
November  15,  1741),  March  14,  1767,  Jby  whom  he  had  no 
children  (?).  He  married,  2d  (162),  Femmetje,  daughter  of  (70) 
Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.,  and  (34)  Maritje  Egberts  (bp.  July  7, 1751), 
August  28,  1774,  and  had 

297  Gerrit,  b.  December  24, 1775;  m.  E.  HorKiNS. 

298  Maria,  b.  July  19,  1779;  m.,  1st,  Rev.  John  W.  Myers  ;  2d, 

Edward  Satterlee. 

299  Jacob  Sanders,  b.  December  21,  1781. 


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300  Jannette,  b.  May  14,  1786 ;  d.  s. 
300*  Helen,  b.  1788  (?);  d.  s. 

Jacob  G.  Lansing  died  November  25,  1803. 
Femmetje  (Fjbances),  widow   of  Jacob   G.  Lansing,  died 
March  27,  1807,  ae.  56  years. 

151. 
John,  son  of  (69)  Gerrit  J.  Lansing  and  Jane  Waters, 

his  second  wife,  was  baptised  February  3,  1755 ;  married 
Cornelia,  daughter  of  Robert  Ray  and  (243)  Sarah  Bogart,  of 
New  York,  April  8,  1781,  and  had 

301  Robert,  b.  July  13,  1783  ;  d.  y. 

302  Jane,  b.  January  27,  1785  ;  m.  Rensselakh  Westerlo,  May  5, 

1805.     She  died  June  15,  1871. 

303  Sara,  b.  February  12,  1787  ;  d.  y. 

304  Robert  R.,  b.  November  8,  1788  ;  d.  y. 

305  Frances,  b.  June,  1791 ;  m.  Jacob  Sutherland,  September  5, 

1811.     He  died  in  Albany  May  12, 1845,  ou  his  way  to  Geneva. 

306  Elizabeth,  b.  July  5, 1793  ;  d.  s.  October  21,  1834. 

307  Sara,        ,)  d.  y. 


Vb.  January  17,  1795. 


308  Cornelia,  )  d.  n. 

309  Sara,  b.  August  19, 1797  ;  m.  Edward  Livingston. 

310  Mary,  b.  September  16,  1800  ;  d.  y. 

Chancellor  John  Lansing  left  Albany  for  New  York,  and 
the  last  that  was  seen  of  him  was  on  the  12th  of  December, 
1829,  on  the  pier  where  the  Albany  steamboats  landed,  walking 
towards  the  boat.  No  event  had  caused  a  deeper  sensation  in 
the  city  since  the  death  of  De  Witt  Clinton.  At  an  early  period 
.of  his  life  he  entered  the  office  of  Robert  Yates,  afterwards 
Chief  Justice,  as  a  clerk  in  the  study  of  the  law.  He  became  a 
member  of  the  military  family  of  General  Philip  Schuyler, 
and  during  the  Revolutionary  war  was  a  distinguished  member 
of  the  State  Convention  that  conducted  the  civil  and  military 
operations  of  the  State.  Soon  after  he  was  appointed  Mayor 
of  the  City  and  in  1787  was,  with  Chief  Justice  Yates  and 
General  Hamilton,  delegated  by  the  State  as  members  of  the 
Convention   which   formed  the  Constitution    of  the   United 

States.     The  latter  two  withdrew  from  the  Convention  and 

18 


136  Lansing. 

were  known  as  anti-federalists.  They  opposed  the  adoption  of 
the  Constitution  principally  because  it  did  not  more  effectually 
secure  the  rights  of  individual  States,  and  to  those  men  and 
their  co-patriots  we  are  indebted  for  the  ten  amended  articles 
which  were  subsequently  made  a  part  of  the  Constitution.  On 
his  return  he  was  made  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court,  and 
finally  Chancellor  of  the  State. — [Munsell. 

Cornelia  Ray,  widow  of  Chancellor  John  Lansing,  died 
in  Albany  January,  1834. 

152. 

Abraham  €}.,  son  of  (69)  Gerrit  J.  Lansing  and  Jane 
Waters,  was  born  December  12,  1756;  married  Susanna, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Yates  and  Jannetje  Bratt  (b.  July  17, 
1766),  April  9,  1779,  and  had. 

311  Jannetje,  b.  February  18,  1780  ;  d.  s.  November  3,  1830. 

312  Abraham  Y.,  b.  January  12, 1782  ;  d.y. 

313  Gerrit  Y.,  b.  August  4, 1783  ;  m.  (169)  Helen  Ten  Eyck,  May 

31,  1808;  d.  January  3,  1802. 

314  Cornelia  De  Rider,  b.  November  17,  1785  ;  d.  September,  1850. 

315  John,  b.  March  10,  1788;  d.  s. 

316  Antje,  b.  June  6,  1790;  d.  November  14,  1792. 

317  Sanders,  b.  April  15,  1792  ;  m.  Angelica  Schuyler,  1821. 

318  Christopher  Y.,  b.  May  27,  1796;  m.   Caroline  M.  Thomas, 

October  27,  1829  ;  d.  August  29,  1872. 

319  Susan,  b. ;  m.  Peter  Gansevoort,  his  2d  wife,  December 

12, 1843 ;  d.  October  28, 1874. 

320  Anna,  b.  January  26,  1799  ;  m.  Rev.  W.  Monteath. 

321  Sarah  B.,  b.  September  5,  1802  ;  d.  s. 

322  B.  Bleecker,  b.  ;  m.  Philanda  Orcutt. 

323  George,  b. ;  in.  Harriet  Sciiekmerhorn. 

324  Abraham  Y.,  b.  September  8,  1808  ,  m.  Eliza  Van  Alstyne, 

April  26,  1836  ;  d.  November  24,  1857. 

Susanna,  wife  of  Abraham  G.  Lansing,  died  February  26, 
1840. 

Abraham  G.  Lansing  died  May  15,  1844. 

154. 
Cferrit  Cr.,  son  of  (69)  Gerrit  J.  Lansing  and  Jane 

Waters,  was  baptised  in  Albany  November  11, 1760 ;  married 
Maria,  daughter  of  Colonel  Edward  Antill,  and  had 

325  Richard  Ray,  b.  July,  1789 ;  m.  Susan  Platt  ;  d.  September  29, 

1855. 


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326  Barent  Bleecker,  b.  January  17, 1793  ;  m.  Sarah  Bhbese,  1815  ; 

d.  December  3,  1853. 

327  Edward  Antill,  b. ;  d.  s. 

328  Charlotte,  b. ;  m.  Rev.  Mr.  Mills. 

Colonel  Gerrit  G.  Lansing  died  at  Oriskany  May  27, 1831. 

Maria,  his  widow,  died  at  Utica  August  24,  1834. 

Colonel  Lansing  entered  the  army  at  the  beginning  of  the 
Eevolution  and  served  until  its  close.  He  led  the  forlorn  hope 
at  Yorktown,  and  was  a  distinguished  and  gallant  officer. 

156. 

Sanders,  G.,  son  of  (69)  Gerrit  J.  Lansing  and- Jane 
Waters,  was  born  June  17,  1766 ;  married  (162)  Catharine, 
eldest  daughter  of  (101)  Abraham  Ten  EyckN  and  (159)  Annatje 
Lansing  (b.  November  17, 1769),  December  9, 1789,  and  had 

329  Jane  Ann,  b.  August  19,  1790 ;  d.  s.  January  10,  1807. 

330  Abraham  Ten Eyck,  b.  August  12, 1792  ;  m.  Jane  Ann  Stewart; 

d.  February  10,  1842. 

331  Maria,  b.  January  10,1797;  d.  y. 

332  Robert,  b.  February  2,   1799  ;  m.,   1st,  Makia  Hubbakd  ;  2d, 

Cornelia  Hubbard. 

333  Maria,  b.  February  21,  1801. 

334  Prances,  b.  April  3,  1803  ;  d.  s. 

335  Frederick,  b.  May  30, 1806 ;  m.  Catharine  Alexander. 

336  Edward,  b.  June  13, 1808. 


Judge  Sanders  G.  Lansing  died  at  Manheim  September  19, 
1850.  Catharine,  his  widow,  died  September  23,  1850.  His 
grandson  on  the  20th  and  his  granddaughter  on  the  24th  of 
September,  all  within  one  week. 

He  removed  from  Albany  to  Little  Falls  in  1820,  and  was 
for  many  years  land  agent  there.  He  was  one  of  the  Judges 
of  Herkimer  county.  He  left  Little  Falls  and  resided  until  his 
death  in  Manheim,  N.  Y. 

163. 
Jacob  J.,  son  of  (70)  Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.,  and  (34)  Maritje 
Egberts,  was  born  in  Albany  August  19,  1753;  married  (88) 
Anna,  daughter  of  (64)  Colonel  Henry  Quackenbush  and  (60) 
Margareta  Oothont  (b.  Jannary  30,  1767),  January  21,  1790, 
and  had 


138  Lansing. 

337  Margarita,  b.  November  5, 1790;  m.  Gideon  Hawley.  October 

19,  1814. 

338  Jacob,  b.  December  17,  1792  ;  m.  Eleanor  Stafford,  June  22, 

1819.     He  died  March  20, 1858. 

339  Elizabeth,  b.  December  1, 1794  ;  m.  Absalom  Townsend.     She 

died  in  Florence,  Italy. 

Jacob  J.  Lansing  died  in  Albany ,  1794. 

Anna,  his  widow,  died 

Jacob  J.  Lansing  resided  in  the  house  still  standing  on  the 
corner  of  Broadway  and  Quackenbush  street,  which  his  wife 
inherited  from  her  father.  Pending  the  battles  of  Stillwater 
and  Saratoga  many  of  the  families  in  the  "  Colonie  "  had  boats 
ready  on  the  river  in  the  rear  of  this  house,  then  occupied  by 
his  father-in-law,  to  convey  their  families  to  a  place  of  safety 
should  the  enemy  succeed  in  reaching  Albany. 

169. 
Jacob  J.,  son  of  (71)  John  J.  Lansing  and  Catharina 
Schuyler,  his  third  wife,  was  baptised  August  19,  1753;  mar- 
ried Jaunetje  Heyer,  about  1783,  and  had 

340  Geertruy,  b.  April  5,  1784. 

341  Catharina,  b.  April  30,  1786. 

342  Helena,  b.  September  1,  1793. 

Jacob  J.  Lansing  died  June  21,  1794,  se.  40  years. 

173. 
Jacob  A.,  son  of  (73)  Abraham  J.  Lansing  and  Elizabeth 
Cooper,  was  baptised  January  10,  1746 ;  married  Alida,  daugh- 
ter of  "Willem  Livense*  and  Maria  Fonda  (bp.  October  23, 
1748),  and  had 

343  Maria,  b.  September  17,  1768  ;  d.  y. 

344  Maria,  b.  June  27,  1772. 

174. 
Gcrrit  A.,  son  of  (73)  Abraham  J.  Lansing  and  Eliza- 
beth Cooper,  was  baptised  October  25,  1747;  married,  1st, 
Catalyna,  daughter  of  (?)  Martin  Yan  Alstyn  and  Catharina 
Van  den  Bergh,  February  27, 1768 ;  no  children.     He  married, 

*  Llevense,  Liverse,  Lieverso,  Livense  and  Levison  appear  to  be  the  same  name 
differently  spelled . 


Lansing.  139 

2d,  Agnietje,  daughter  of  (?)  Bernard  Bratt  and  Margareta 
Williams,  October  1,  1771,  no  children  ;  3d,  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  James  Wynkoop,  December  26,  1776,  and  had 

345  Abraham,  b.  December  6,  1777  ;  d.  y. 

346  Abraham,  b.  January  3,  1782  ;  d.  y. 

347  James  Wynkoop,  b.  April  20, 1783  ;  d.  y. 

348  James  Wynkoop,  b.  July  19,  1784. 

349  Gerrit,  b.  July  20,  1785. 
360  Alida,  b.  January  19,  1787. 

351  Elizabeth,  b.  December  30, 1788. 

352  James,  b.  April  2,  1791. 

353  Abraham,  b.  February  10,  1793. 

354  Cornelia,  b.  December  25,  1794. 

355  John,  b.  March  10,  1797. 

356  Robert,  b.  May  6,  1800. 

357  Sarah,  b.  September,  1802. 

(It  is  by  no  means  certain  that  the  above  family  is  correct.) 

175. 
John  A.,  son  of  (73)  Abraham  J.Lansing  and  Elibabeth 

Cooper,  was  baptised  November  12,  1749 ;  married  Elizabeth 
daughter  of  (?)  John  Fryer  and  Annatie  Van  Zandt,  February 
10,  1776,  and  had 

358  Abraham,  b.  August  6,  1776 ;  d.  June  2,  1820. 

359  Annatie,  b.  May  13,  1778 ;  d.  y. 

360  Annatie,  b.  November  23,  1779  ;  d.  y. 

361  Willem,  b.  February  23, 1782. 

362  Jacob,  b.  March  21,  1784. 

363  Annatie,  h.  June  1,  1786. 

364  Elizabeth,) 

[  b.  September  5,  1788. 

365  Maria,        ) 

366  Gerrit,  b.  February  15, 1790. 

John  A.  Lansing  died  January  30,  1825,  se.  76  years,  at  33 
Soutli  Pearl  street,  corner  of  Hudson. 

Elizabeth  Fkyek,  widow  of  Joiin  A.  Lansing,  died  April 
5,  1 837,  >v  80  years. 

179. 

Abraham,  son  of  (73)  Abraham  J.  Lansing  (?)  and 
Elizabeth  Cooper,  was  baptised  February  13,  1757 ;  married 

Annatie,  daughter  of Van  den  Bergh  and ,  about 

1779,  and  had 


140  Lansing. 

367  Abraham,  b.  September  23,  1779. 

368  Isaac,  b.  March  26,  1781. 

369  Annatie,  b.  February  25,  1786. 

186. 

Jacob  I.,  son  of  (77)  Isaac  J.  Lansing  and  Annotje  Van 
Woert,  was  baptised  July  14,  1754 ;  married  Susanna,  daugh- 
ter of  Abraham  I.  Fonda  and  Maria  Van  Schoonhoven  (bp. 
April  3,  1757),  January  10,  1778,  and  had 

370  Annatie,  b.  December  27, 1778. 

371  Maria,  b.  September  8, 1780. 

372  Sarah,  b.  November  3, 1782. 

373  Abraham  P.,  b.  December  28, 1784 ;  m.  (431)  Barbara  Lansing  ; 

d.  April  8,  1861. 

374  Isaac,  b.  April  8,  1787. 

375  Jacob,)  d.  y. 

[  b.  October  25,  1789. 

376  Alida,  )  d.  y. 

377  Jacob,  b.  June  17, 1791. 

378  Alida,  b.  December  30, 1794 ;  d.  y. 

379  Alida,  b.  May  17,  1796. 

Susanna,  wife  of  Jacob  I.  Lansing,  died  April  25,  1817. 
Jacob  I.  Lansing  died  June  4,  1830,  ae.  77  years. 

191. 

Isaac,  son  of  (79)  Hendrick  J.  Lansing  and  Annetje 
Ouderkirk,  was  baptised  May  6,  1739;  married  Annetje, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Van  Arnhem  and  (78)  Alida  Lansing 
(bp.  September  23,  1739),  June  19,  1761,  and  had 

380  Abraham,  b.  July  24,  1765. 

381  Jacob,  b.  December  26,  1769. 

193. 
Jacob,  son  of  (79)  Hendrick  J.  Lansing  and  Annatje 
Ouderkirk,  was  baptised  April  4, 1742 ;  married  Maria,  daugh- 
ter of  Johannes  Ouderkirk  and  Helena  Fonda  (bp.  October  19, 
1744),  about  1763,  and  had 

382  Annatie,  b.  April  10, 1764. 

383  Maria,  b.  February  28, 1766. 

384  Helena,  b.  July  21, 1768. 


Lapsing.  141 

385  Elizabeth,  b.  December  31, 1771. 

386  William,  b.  May  11,  1774. 

194. 
Abraham,  son   of  (79)  (?)  Hendrick  J.  Lansing  and 
Anna  Ouderkirk,  was  baptised  June  2,  1750 ;  married  Maria 
Bloodgood,  February  8,  1784,  and  had 

387  Abraham,  b.  June  8,  1785. 

388  Annate,  b.  December  15,  1787. 

389  Jacobus  Stoutenbergh,  b.  September  1, 1793. 

195. 

Jacob  Franse,  son  of  (81)  Franciscus  Lansing  and 

Maritje  Lieverse  or  Lievense,  was  baptised  April  30, 1738  ; 

married  (87)  Jannetje,  daughter  of  (25)  Teunis  Visscher  and  (62) 

Machtel  Lansing  (bp.  June  17,  1740),  June  27,  1762,  and  had 

390  Isaac,  b.  August  25,  1764. 

391  Teunis,  b.  January  10, 1766. 

392  Marylje,  b.  October  22,  1767. 

393  Machtel,  b.  September  27, 1769 ;  m.  Douw  Fonda,  about  1788. 

394  Franciscus,  b.  August  4,  1774. 

395  Dirkje,  b.  April  9,  1775. 

396  Helena,  b.  November  14,  1780. 

Jacob  Franse  Lansing  resided  in  the  "  Colonie." 
Jane,  widow  of  Jacob  Franse  Lansing,  died  in  Watervliet 
November,  1 830,  in  her  92d  year. 

303. 
Levinus,  son  of  (81)  Franciscus  Lansing  and  Maritje 
Lieverse  or  Lievense,  was  baptised  June  23,  1754 ;  married, 
1st,  Catharine,  daughter  of  Dirk  Van  der  Heyden  and  Elizabeth 
Wendell  (bp.  Jannary  5,  1752),  March  11,  1770,  and  had 

397  Cathrina,  bp.  October  8,  1770. 

398  Dirk,  bp.  January  23,  1772. 

Catkrina,  wife  of  Levinus  Lansing,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Mahitje, 
daughter  of  Johannes  Pearse  or  Pearsen  and  Alida  Van  Vranken, 
of  Schenectady  (bp.  March  6,  1757),  October  15,  1780,  and  had 

399  Alida,  b.  June  4,  1783. 

400  Franciscus,  b.  April  15, 1790. 

Levinus  Lansing  lived  in  the  "  Colonie." 


142  Lansing. 

908. 

Jacob,  son  of  (83)  Jacob  J.  Lansing,  Jr.,  and  Hybertje 
Yates,  was  born  November  2,  1 739  ;  married  Willcmpie, 
daughter  of  Egbert  Bratt  and  (88)  Elizabeth  Lansing  (bp. 
October  31,  1736),  November  2,  1764,  and  had 

401  Lena,  b.  November,  1766 :  m.  Dr.  Van  Zandt,  of  Watervliet. 

402  Jan  Van  Arnhem,  b.  June  15, 1769  ;  m.  Ariaantje  Verplanck, 

July  9,  1788. 

Jacob  Lansing  resided  in  the  "  Colonie ; "  was  a  surveyor ; 
died  in  the  house  708  Broadway,  afterwards  owned  by  the  late 
Judge  D.  V.  N.  Radcliffe. 

309. 
Cliristoffle  (Christopher),  son  of  (83)  Jacob  J.  Lan- 
sing, Jr.,  and  Hybertje  Yates,  was  born  January  29,  1743, 
o.  s. ;  married  Sara,  daughter  of  Johannes  Van  Schaick  and 
(84)  Alida  Bogart  (bp.  November  27,  1743),  January  26,  1766, 
and  had 

403  Jacobus  (James),  b.  June  15,  1766;  m.   Rachel  Verplank, 

about  1787. 

404  Alida,  b.  August  14,  1768;  m.  (107)  Teunis  G.  Visscher,  about 

1786. 

405  Johannes  V.  S.,  b.  May  20,  1771 ;  d.  April  30,  1798. 

406  Hybertje  *  b.  July  26, 1773;  m.  David  Pruyn,  February  27, 1794. 

He  died  January  20, 1843.     She  died  September  2,  1855,  ae.  83 
years. 

407  Oathalyntje,  b.  October  7,  1778;  d.  July  21,  1784. 

408  Sarah,  b.  June  18,  1784 ;  m. Evertson.     She  died  August 

16, 1807. 

Sara,  wife  of  Colonel  Christopher  Lansing,  died  April  23, 
1788. 

Colonel  Christopher  Lansing  died  October  25,  1819. 

He  was  Quartermaster  to  Colonel  Schuyler's  regiment  in  the 
Revolutionary  war.  He  built  and  occupied  in  1766  the  house 
on  the  north  corner  of  Broadway  and  North  Lansing  street  (?). 

21 0. 
Hendrick  J.,  son  of  (83)  Jacob  J.  Lansing,  Jr.,  and 
Hybertje  Yates,  was  born  March  14,  1747 ;  married  Helena, 

*  Mother  of  the  late  Hon.  J.  V.  L.  Pruyn. 


Lansing.  14.3 

daughter  of  Benjamin  Winne  and  Bachel  Van  Amhem  (bp. 
October  25,  1747),  May  6,  1769,  and  had 

409  Jacob  Jr.,  b.  August  4,  1770  ;  m.  (93)  Alida  Dotjw,  September 

8,  1791. 

410  Sara,  b.  July  20,  1773  ;  m.  Rev.  Samuel  McKinney. 

411  Benjamin,  b.  July  10,  1776;  m.  Mart  Tymesen. 

412  Christoffer,  b.  October  22,  1779;  m.  Abigail  Van  Ostrand. 

413  Rachel,  b.  August  28,  1782  ;  d.  February  22,  1783. 

414  Rachel,  b.  August  9,  1784  ;  m.  David  Ostrom. 

415  Hybertje,  b.  September  11,  1787;  d.  s. 

416  Levinus  Winne,  b.  February  8, 1792  ;  m.  Sarah  Finch  ;  no.  ch. 

Hendrick  J.  Lansing  died  July  6,  1792,  in  Albany. 

Helena,  widow  of  Hendrick:  J.  Lansing,  of  the  Colonie, 
died  at  the  residence  of  her  son  Benjamin,  in  Watervliet, 
August  20,  1827?  in  her  81st  year. 

214. 

Jacob,  son  of  (85)  Johannes  (?)  Lansing  and  Maritje 

Huyck,  was  baptised  January  21, 1750 ;  married  Maria  Knipp, 

about  1780,  and  had 

417  Johannes,  b.  August  9,  1781. 

315. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (85)  Johannes  J.  Lansing  and  Maritje 

Huyck,  was  baptised  April  26,  1752  ;  married,  1st,  Alida, 
daughter  of  Isaac  I.  Fonda  and  Cornelia  De  Foreest  (bp.  April 
16,  1749),  June  5,  1773,  and  had 

418  Cornelia,  b.  December  17, 1774. 

419  Johannes,  b.  February  29,  1776. 

420  Isaac,  b.  September  19.  1778. 

421  Marylje,  b.  February  12,  1781. 

Alicia,  wife  of   Gerrit  J.  Lansing,  died.    He  married,  2d,  Maria 
Van  Arnhem  or  Van  Deusen,  April  21, 1787,  and  had 

422  Lea,  b.  June  26,  1788. 

423  Helena,  b.  January  21,  1790. 

218. 

Andries,  son  of  (85)  Johannes  Lansing  and  Maritje 

Huyck.  was  born  February  12, 1760  ;  married  Annatje,  daugh- 
19 


144:  Lansing. 

ter  of  Evert  Van  den  Bergh  and  Annatie  Lansing  (b.  Septem- 
ber 15,  1765),  about  1786,  and  had 

424  Johannes,  b.  March  4,  1787. 

425  Evert,  b.  December  4,  1790. 

330. 
Johannes,  Jr.,  son  of  (85)  Johannes  Lansing  and 
Maritje  Huyck,  was  born  April  10,  1765 ;  married  Aimetje 
Marshall,  about  1789,  and  had 

426  Maria,  b.  September  36,  1789. 

338. 
Jeremiah,  son  of  (94)  Peter  J.  Lansing  and  (116)  Eliza- 
beth   Wendell,  was  born  April  •  14,   1754 ;    married   (277) 
Helena,  daughter  of  (216)  Herman  us  Wendell  and  Barbara 
Bratt  (b.  October  22,  1760),  October  1,  1780,  and  had 

427  Hermanus,  b.  November  6,  1783  ;  d.  y. 

428  Elizabeth,  b.  August  16,  1786  ;  d.  at  No.  6  Van  Schaick  street, 

March  23, 1865. 

429  Fieter,  b.  January  18,  1790 ;  d.  s.  February  17,  1835. 

430  Jacob  Jeremiah,  b.  November  27,  1792;  m.,  1st,  Julia  Ann 

Alexander,  February  1,  1820 ;  2d,  Jertjsha  Root,  August  8, 
1826. 

431  Barbara,  b.  June  19,  1800  ;  m.  (373)  Abraham  F.  Lansing. 

Jeremiah  Lansing  died  October  7,  1817. 
Helena,  widow  of  Jeremiah  Lansing,  died  October  11, 
1829,  at  her  residence  No.  80  North  Pearl  street. 

356. 
Oerrit,  son  of  (105)  Rutger  0.  Lansing  and-  Susanna 
Van  Schoonhoven,  was  born  November  18,  1765 ;  married 
Alida,  daughter  of  Isaac  De  Foreest,  and   Alida  Fonda  (b. 
August  21,  1765),  September  2,  1787,  and  had 

432  Susanna,  b.  August  26,  1788. 

433  Isaac  De  Foreest,  b.  June  17,  1790. 

391. 
Killian  V.  R.,  son  of  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansiugh  and 
Elsje  Tan  Rensselaer,  was  born  November  27, 1794 ;  married 


Lansing.  145 

Amanda  Carter  (b.  January  17,   1800),  August   9,   1818, 
and  had 

434  Eliza  V.  R.,  b.  March  9,  1819;  d.  s.  June  10, 1834. 

435  Lydia  C,  b.  September  2,  1820;  d.  s.  February  4,  1821. 

436  Abraham  A.,  b.  December  15, 1821 ;  m.,  1st.,  Cornelia  Schoon- 

maker,  April  11,  1844  ;  2d.,  Sarah  A.  Dempster,  April,  1852. 
He  died  January  7,  1855. 

437  Killian  V.  R.,  Jr.,  b.  February  7, 1824  ;  m.  Orvea  W.  Dempster 

July  20,  1864. 

438  Eveline  O.,  b.  May  26,  1832 ;  d.  February  19, 1852. 

439  Arietta  A.,  b.  June  13,  1838. 

Amanda  Carter,  wife  of  Killian  Y.  E..  Lansingh,  died 
January  2,  IS 71. 

Killian  V.  E,.  Lansingh  died  in  Albany  December  18, 1874 

436. 

Abraham  A.,  son  of  (291)  Killian  Y.  R.  Lansingh  and 
Amanda  Carter,  was  born  December  15,  1821 ;  married,  1st, 
Cornelia  Sehoonniaker,  April  11,  1844,  and  had 

440  Cornelia  A.,  b.  June  2,  1845  ;  d.  January  7,  1846. 

441  Abraham  A.,  b.  January  7,  1847. 

442  Killian  V.  R.,  b.  February  8,  1849  ;  d.  April,  1879. 

Cornelia,  wife  of  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  died  February  4,  1850. 
He  married,  2d,  Sarah  A.  Dempster,  April,  1852  (b.  June  23 
1830),  and  had 

443  Clancy  D.,  b.  June  11,  1853  ;  d.  September  17,  1853. 

444  Mary  E.  G.,  b.  February  4,  1855  ;  d.  February  7, 1857. 

437. 
Killian  V.  R.,  son  of  (291)  Killian  Y.R.  Lansingh  and 
Amanda  Carter,  was  born  February  7,  1824 ;  married  Oryea, 
W.  Dempster  (b.  November  15, 1834),  July  20,1864,  and  had 

446  Blanche,  b.  January  6,  1867. 

446  Grace,  b.  August  31,  1868. 

447  Dempster,  b.  October  26, 1870. 

448  Van  Rensselaer,  b.  February  2,  1873. 

Oryea  W.  Dempster,  wife  of  Killian  V.  E.  Lansingh' 
died ,  1882. 


146  Lansing. 

Killian  Y.  R.  Lansingh  was  lately  a  merchant  doing  busi- 
ness on  North  Pearl  street,  Albany,  but  since  the  death' of  his 
wife  has  left  the  city. 

303. 

Jane,  daughter  of  (151)  Chancellor  John  Lansing  and 
Cornelia  Ray,  was  born  January  27, 1785 ;  married  Rensselaer, 
son  of  the  Rev.  Eliardus  Westerlo  and  Catharina  Livingston, 
widow  of  Stephen  Yan  Rensselaer,  May  5,  1805,  and  had 

449  Katherine,  unmarried. 

450  Cornelia  Lansing,  d.  s. 

451  Mary  Lansing,  d.  s. 

452  Eliardus,  d.  s. 

453  Elizabeth  V.  R.,  d.  s. 

454  Joanna,  d.  s. 

Rensselaer  Westerlo  died  in  Albany  April  15,  1851. 
Jane  Lansing,  widow  of  Rensselaer  Westerlo,  died  June 
15,  1871. 

305. 

Frarices,  daughter  of  (151)  Chancellor  John  Lansing 
and  Cornelia  Ray,  was  born  June,  1791 ;  married  Judge 
Jacob  Sutherland,  September  5,  1811,  and  had 

455  Mary  Lansing,  d.  b. 

456  Cornelia  Lansing,  m.  Rev.  Charles  De  K.  Cooper  ;  dead. 

457  Anna,  m.  William  Sill,  of  Geneva. 

458  Jane,  m.  Theodore  Irving  ;  dead. 

459  Sarah,  m.  John  Whiting. 

460  John,  m.  Annie  Gallagher,  of  Geneva. 

461  Eliza,  unmarried. 

462  Grace. 

463  Frances,  m.  Dr.  Stebbins,  of  Geneva. 

Frances  Lansing,  wife  of  Judge  Jacob  Sutherland,  died 
in  Geneva,  N.  Y., 

Judge  Jacob  Sutherland  died  at  the  house  of  Rensselaer 
Westerlo,  Albany,  May  12,  1845. 

309. 
Sarah  R.,  daughter  of  (151)  Chancellor  John  Lansing 
and  Cornelia   Ray,   was   born   August  19,   1797 ;    married 
Edward  Livingston,  in  1819,  and  had 


LANSING.  147 

464  Maria,  unmarried. 

465  Cornelia,  unmarried. 

466  Fanny,  unmarried. 

467  Sarah,  unmarried. 

468  John,  unmarried. 

469  Philip,  unmarried;  a  physician  at  Chicago. 

470  Edward,  m.  Fanny  Hazeltine,  of  Boston. 

Edward  Livingston  died  in  Albany  in  1842. 
Sakah  K.  Lansing,  widow  of  Edwakd  Livingston,  died  in 
New  York  city. 

313. 
CJerrit  Y.,   son  of    (152)  Abraham    G.  Lansing    and 
Susanna  Yates,  was  born  in  Albany  August  4, 1 783 ;  married 
(169)  Helen,  daughter  of  (101)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and  (159) 
Annetie  Lansing  (b.  June  13,  1787),  May  31,  1808,  and  had 

471  Charles  B.,  m.,  1st,  Cathakine  C.  Townsend,  1842;  2d,  Abby 

S.  Townsend,  1844. 

472  Jane  Ann,  m.  Robert  H.  Pruyn,  1841. 

473  Susan  Yates,  unmarried. 

474  Abraham  G.,  d.  s. 

Helen,  wife  of  Geeeit  Y.  Lansing,  died  June  25,  1838. 

Geerit  Y.  Lansing  died  January  3,  1862,  in  his  79th  year. 

He  held  several  positions  of  honor  and  trust  in  the  city  and 
county  of  Albany.  In  early  life  he  was  Private  Secretary  to 
Governor  Morgan  Lewis,  Clerk  of  the  Assembly  and  Judge  of 
Probate.  He  represented  the  county  in  the  Twenty-second, 
Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth  Congress.  He  was  elected 
Regent  of  the  University  in  place  of  ex-President  Yan  Beuren. 
At  the  time  of  his  death  he  was  Chancellor  of  the  Regents. 
He  was  a  man  of  genial  habits,  kind,  frank,  honest  and  open- 
hearted,  respected  and  loved  by  all  who  knew  him ;  affectionate 
and  benevolent  he  had  the  happy  faculty  of  attaching  the 
young  of  all  classes  to  him.  A  gentleman  of  polish  and  refine- 
ment lie  was  a  true  representative  of  the  school  in  which  were 
Clay,  Webster,  Marcy,  Wright  and  Yan  Beuren. 

471. 
Charles  Bridgen,  son  of  (313)  Gerrit  ¥.  Lansing  and 
(169)  Helen  Ten  Eyck,  was  born  in   Albany;  married,  1st, 


148  Lambing. 

Catharine  Clinton,  daughter  of  John  Townsend  and  Abby 
Spencer,  in  1842,  and  had 

475  J.  Townsend,  m.  (148)  Helen  F.  Douw,  November,  1870. 

476  Charles  A. 

Catharine  C,  wife  of  Charles  B.  Lansing,  died.  He  married,  2d, 
Abby,  daughter  of  John  Townsend  and  Abby  Spencer,  1844, 
and  had 

477  Abby  Spencer. 

478  Edward  Yates. 

479  Gerrit  Yates. 

Charles  B.  Lansing  is  a  prominent  citizen  of  Albany,  N.  Y., 
where  he  resides,  and  is  a  Director  in  several  monied  and  other 
institutions. 

472. 
Jane  Ann,  daughter  of  (313)  Gerrit  Y.  Lansing  and 
(169)  Helen  Ten  Eyck,  was  born  in  Albany ;  married  Robert 
H.  Prnyn  (b.  February  14,  1815),  1841,  and  had 

480  Edward  Lansing,  d.  1862. 

481  Helen  Lansing,  d.  y. 

482  Robert  C,  m.  Anna  Williams. 

483  Charles  L.,  m.  Elizabeth  McClintock. 

Robert  H.  Prnyn  died  February  26,  1882.  His  family 
reside  in  Albany,  ~R.  Y.  He  had  been  American  Minister  to 
Japan,  Speaker  of  the  Assembly  and  Adjutant-General  of  the 
State  of  New  York,  and  was  President  of  the  Commercial 
Bank  at  Albany  at  the  time  of  his  death. 

330. 
Abraham  Ten  Eyck,  son  of  (156)  Sanders  0.  Lan- 
sing and  (162)  Catharine  Ten  Eyck,  was  born   August  12, 
1792 ;  married  Jane  Ann  Stewart,  and  had 

484  Samuel  S.,  m.  Katharine  Fox. 

485  Catharine,  in.  K.  H.  Boyd. 

486  Edward  S.,  m.  Mary  Shuman. 

487  Gertrude,  m.  Milton  A.  Fuller. 

488  Frances  A,  m.  Samuel  Earl. 

489  John  Douglas,  d.  s. 

490  Frederick,  m.  Saraii  Shuman. 


Lansing.  149 

Abraham  Ten  Eyck  Lansing  died  at  Manheim,  N.  Y., 
February  10,  1842. 

484. 

Samuel  Stewart,  son  of  (330)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck 

Lansing  and  Jane  Ann  Stewart,  was  born ;  married 

Katharine  Fox,  and  had 

491  W.  Frederick. 

492  Jacob  Fox. 

493  Edward  Ten  Eyck. 

486. 
Edward  Sanders,  son  of  (330)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck 

Lansing  and  Jane  Ann  Stewart,  was  born ;  married 

Mary  Shuman,  and  had 

494  Abraham  Ten  Eyck. 

495  Fanny  S. 

496  Mary,  d.  y. 

497  Charles  S. 

498  Stuart  D. 

499  Addison  Farwell. 

500  Katharine. 

501  Louis. 

490. 
Frederick,  son  of  (330)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  Lansing 

and  Jane  Ann  Stewart,  was  born  ;  married  Sarah 

Shuman,  and  had 

502  Louis. 

503  Madge. 

318. 
Christopher  Yates,  son  of  (152)  Abraham  6.  Lansing 
and  Susanna  Yates,  was  born  May  27,  1796 ;  married  Caro- 
line Mary  Thomas  (b.  March  23,  1805),  October  27,  1829, 
and  had 

504  Jane  Anna. 

505  John  Thomas,  d.  s.  April  14, 1880. 

506  Abraham,  m.  Catharine  Gansevoort,  November  26, 1873. 

507  William,  m.  Caroline  A.  McClellan,  October  17,  1867. 

508  Edwin  Yates. 

Caroline  Mary  Thomas,  wife  of  CnKisTOPHER  Y.  Lansing, 


150  Lansing. 

died  in  Albany  April  29,  1845,  se.  40  years,  1  month  and  26 
days. 

Christopher  T.  Lansing  died  in  Albany  August  29,  1872. 

506. 
Abraham,  son  of  (388)  Christopher  Y.  Lansing  and 
Caroline  Mary  Thomas,  was  born  February  27, 1835 ;  married 
Catharine,  daughter  of  General  Peter  Gansevoort  and  Mary 

Sanford,  his  first  wife.     No  children. 

Abraham  Lansing  is  a  lawyer  and  the  present  State  Senator 
from  the  Sixteenth  Senatorial  district  of  the  State  of  New 
York.  He  is  in  partnership  with  his  brother  William  in  the 
practice  of  his  profession,  and  resides  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

507. 

William,  son  of  (388)  Christopher  Y.  Lansing  and 
Caroline  Mary  Thomas,  was  born  March  20,  1837 ;  married 
Caroline  Allen,  daughter  of  Robert  McClellan  and  Catharine 
A.  Farrell,  of  Hudson,  N.  Y.,  October  17,  1867,  and  had 

509  Margaret  McO,  b.  February  13,  1871  ;  d.  February  18, 1871 . 

510  William,  b.  July  12,  1873. 

511  Christopher  T.,  b.  February  18,  1875  ;  d.  January  12,  1881. 

512  Susan  Gansevoort,  b.  September  8,  1876. 

William  Lansing  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y.,  where 
he  is  in  the  practice  of  law  with  his  brother  Abraham. 

324. 
Abraham  Yates,  son  of  (152)  Abraham  (>.  Lansing 
and  Susanna  Yates,  was  born  September  8,  1808 ;  married 
Eliza  Jane,  daughter  of  Martin  Van  Alstyne  and  Jane  LT 
Dyer  (b.  September  3,  1811),  April  26,  1836,  and  had 

513  Jane  Eliza,  b.  October  21,  1838  ;  m.  Frank  A.  Gkegokt,  June 

11,  1863. 

514  Sarah  B.,  b.  December  23,  1839. 

515  George,  Jr.,  b.  February  9, 1841 ;  m.  Drtjscilla  Burt,  October  4, 

1876. 

516  Martin  V.  A.,  b.  October  11,  1842;  d.  March  8,  1844. 

517  Susanna,  b.  October  13,  1844. 

518  Rebecca  D.,  b.  March  28,  1847;  d.  April  12,  1881. 


Lansing.  151 

519  Abraham  Y.,  b.  January  8, 1850;  m.  Julia  Abrams,  May  3, 1875. 

520  Anna,  b.  November  16,  1855. 

Abraham  Yates  Lansing  died  November  24,  1857. 

513. 
Jane  Eliza,  daughter  of  (324)  Abraham  Yates  Lansing 
and  Eliza  Jane  Yan  Alstyne,  was  born  October  21,  1838 ; 
married  Frank  A.  Gregory,  June  11,  1863,  and  had 

521  Frank  A,  Jr.,  b.  April  18, 1S64. 

522  Arthur  B.,  b.  May  22,  1869  ;  d.  June  29,  1871. 

523  Florence  L.,  b.  April  2, 1872. 

515. 
George,  Jr.,  son  of  (324)  Abraham  Yates  Lansing  and 
Eliza  Jane  Yan  Alstyne,  was  born  February  9, 1841 ;  married 
Druscilla  Burt,  October  4,  1876,  and  had 

524  Lee  Chamberlain,  b.  July  23, 1877. 

519. 
Abraham  T".,  son  of  (324)  Abraham  Yates  Lansing 
and  Eliza  Jane  Yan  Alstyne,  was  born  January  8,  1850; 
married  Julia  Abrams,  May  3,  1875,  and  had 

525  Jesse  Yates,  b.  March  6,  1877. 

526  Eliza  Jane,  b.  January  10,  1879. 

335. 
Richard  Ray,  son  of  (154)  Colonel  Gerrit  G.  Lansing 
and   Maria   Antill,  was  born   July,   1789  ;  married   Susan, 
daughter  of  Judge  Jonas  Piatt  and  Helen  Livingston,  and  had 

527  Edward  Antill,  b.  July,  1814 ;  d.  June  12,  1868. 

528  Jonas  Flatt,  d.  s.  1843. 

529  Manette,  m.  Bayakd  Boyd. 

530  Gerrit  G.,  m.  Makt  Jtjdson. 

531  Helen  L.,  m.  Sylvester  Launbd. 

532  Charlotte,  m.  E.  Willakd  Smith. 

533  Richard,  d.  y. 

534  Richard,  d.  y.' 

535  Francis  Tappan,  d.  y. 

536  Cornelia  P.,  d .  y. 

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152  Lansing. 

537  Melancthon  Woolsey. 

538  Fhillipina  S. 

539  Susan,  m.  Selah  V.  Reeve. 

Maria,  wife  of  Richard  Rat  Lansing,  died.  He  married,  2d,  her 
cousin,  Eliza,  daughter  of  Henry  Livingston  and  widow  of 
Smith  Thompson,  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  New  York, 
by  whom  he  had  no  children. 

Richard  Ray  Lansing  died  at  Detroit,  Mich.,  September  29, 
1855.  He  resided  first  in  TJtica,  N.  Y.,  until  1829,  practicing 
law  with  Judge  Morris  S.  Miller,  afterwards  with  G.  John 
Mills,  John  H.  Ostrom  and  Abraham  Varick,  successively. 
Me.  Lansing  was  cultivated,  refined  and  social.  The  Capital 
of  Michigan  was  named  after  him  and  he  resided  there  for  a 
few  years. 

326. 
Barent  Bleecker,  son  of  (154)  Colonel  Gerrit  G. 
Lansing  and  Maria  An  till,  was  born  January  17,  1793;  mar- 
ried Sarah,  daughter  of  Arthur  Breese  and  Catharine  Living- 
ston, in  1815,  and  had 

540  Arthur  Breese,  m.,  1st,  Louisa  Lovett  ;  2d,  Janet  Suffern. 

541  Henry  Livingston,  m.  (498  Sherman)  Catharine  O.  Gibson, 

October  22,  1838. 

542  Henry  Seymour,  m.  Jane  A.  White  :  d.  April  13,  1882. 

543  Manette  Antill,  m.  CnARLES  W.  Morse. 

544  Barent  Bleecker,  m.  Sophie  Williams. 

Barent  Bleecker  Lansing  died  in  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Decem- 
ber 3,  1853,  and  was  buried  iu  Utica,  his  place  of  residence. 

Sarah,  his  widow,  died  in  1879. 

Mk.  Lansing  was  for  a  short  time  in  business  in  Rome,  N.  Y., 
but  returned  to  Utica  about  1822  and  opened  a  store  in  that 
city.  He  was  for  a  short  time  book-keeper  of  the  United 
States  Branch  Bank,  and  in  1835  became  cashier  of  the  Bank 
of  Bellville,  N.  J.,  thence  he  was  called  in  December,  1836,  to 
the  cashiership  of  the  Oneida  Bank,  and  filled  the  place  until 
his  death.  Honesty,  truthfulness,  charity,  and  an  affectionate 
and  most  loving  nature  were  the  characteristics  which  made 
friends  for  Mk.  Lansing  of  all  who  knew  him,  and  forbade 
that  he  should  ever  have  an  enemy. — [Baggs  Pioneers  of  Utica. 


Lansing.  153 

337. 

Margarita,  daughter  of  (163)  Jacob  J.  Lansing  and  (103) 
Anna  Quack  en  bush,  was  born  November  5,  1790 ;  married 
Gideon  Hawley  (b.  1787),  October  19,  1814,  and  had 

545  Henry  Q.,  b.  August  16,  1,815 ;  m.,  1st,  Frances  J.  Barnard, 

August  10,  1842  (she  died  February  29, 1868) ;  2d,  Katharine 
M.  Akin,  October  11,  1871. 

546  RosweU,  b.  August  14.  1819  ;  d.  s.  April  22, 1843. 

547  Anna  Lansing,  b.  August  22,  1821 ;  m.  Dr.  James  H.  Armsby, 

September  7, 1842;  d.  November  30,  1845. 

548  Margaret,  b.  March  1,  1825  ;  m.  John  C.  Lord,  February  19, 

1846. 

549  Sarah  B.,  b.  December  4, 1828 ;  m.  Dr.  Samuel  H.  Freeman, 

May  20, 1851. 

Margarita  Lansing,  wife  of  Hon.  Gideon  Hawley,  died 
in  Albany  May  22,  1869.  * 

Hon.  Gideon  Hawley  died  in  Albany  July  16,  1870. 

Gtdeon  Hawley  was  born  in  the  State  of  Connecticut 
in  1785,  but  removed  to  New  York  in  1794.  In  1809  he 
graduated  at  Union  College,  and  in  1812  was  admitted  to  the 
Supreme  Court.  From  that  time  until  his  death  he  resided  at 
Albany,  engaged  in  the  practice  of  the  law  and  in  the  dis- 
charge of  various  important  trusts  committed  to  him  by  indi- 
viduals and  the  State.  But  the  great  distinction  of  his  life 
was  his  connection  with  the  cause  of  education.  He  was  always 
a  leading  trustee  of  the  academies  in  Albany  and  of  the  State 
Normal  school ;  the  first  secretary  of  the  Regents  of  the  New 
York  University,  and  afterwards  one  of  its  chief  members. 
He  was  also  from  1846  one  of  the  New  York  Regents  of  the 
Smithsonian  Institution  at  Washington ;  and,  as  detailed  in 
Randall's  Digest  of  the  Common  School  System  ol  the  State, 
the  person  to  whom  that  noble  institution  was  chiefly  indebted 
for  its  organization  and  success.  As  a  man  Mr.  Hawley  was 
distinguished  by  a  noble  presence,  great  personal  integrity  and 
practical  sense.  He  was  also  of  broad  culture  and  most  gener-  • 
ous  character,  illustrated  by  a  work  on  human  knowledge 
written  (not  published)  near  the  close  of  his  life,  and  by  the 
rare  fact  that  for  many  years  previous  thereto  he  divided  all 
of  his  surplus  income  among  his  children. 


154  Lansing. 

338. 
Judge  Jacob,  son  of  (163)  Jacob  J.  Lansing  and  (103) 
Anna  Quackenbush,  was  born  in  the  dwelling-house  of  his 
father  at  the  corner  of  Columbia  and  Pearl  streets,  Albany, 
December  17,  1792 ;  married  Eleanor,  daughter  of  Spencer 
Stafford  and  Dorothea  Hallenbeck  (b.  June  22,  1798)  June  22, 
1819,  and  had 

550  Spencer  S.,  b.  March  29,  1820  ;  m.  Louisa  E.  Stafford,  March 

2, 1848. 

551  Henry  Q.,  b.  January  22,  1822. 

662  Jacob,  b.  March  11,  1824  ;  d.  April  16, 1825. 

653  Anna,  b.  January  2,  1826. 

654  Ellen  S.,  b.  March  14,  1828. 

555  Susan  B.,  b.  February  20,  1831 ;  d.  May  4,  1838. 

556  Jacob,  b.  September  18, 1833;  d.  July  22, 1839. 

557  William  B.,  b.  October  4,  1836  ;  d.  December  31,  1863. 

558  Elizabeth  T.,  b.  June  30, 1839. 

559  Egbert,  b.  December  28,  1842. 

Judge  Jacob  Lansing  died  at  the  homestead  corner  of 
Broadway  and  Quackenbush  street,  which  he  inherited  from 
his  grandfather,  Colonel  Quacken bush's  estate,  March  20, 1858. 

Eleanok,  his  widow,  died  September  8,  1875,  at  her  resi- 
dence in  the  city  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

The  following  biographical  sketch  of  Judge  Lansing  was 
kindly  furnished  by  a  member  of  the  family  : 

"JuriGE  Jacob  Lansing  "was  educated  at  the  Granville 
Academy  in  "Washington  county,  N.  T.,  and  afterwards  en- 
tered Middlebury  College  and  was  graduated  with  honor. 
When  the  war  of  1812  broke  out  he  was  appointed  Quarter- 
master of  the  Twelfth  regiment,  New  York  State  troops,  by 
Governor  Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  Colonel  John  T.  Dalsen  com- 
manding the  regiment,  and  proceeded  with  the  same  to 
Sackett's  Harbor  where  he  was  in  service  nearly  twelve  months, 
and  from  exposure  contracted  the  seeds  of  disease  which  event- 
ually terminated  in  his  death.  After  the  war  he  studied  law 
in  the  office  of  Philip  S.  Parker,  Esq.,  and  was  licensed  in  due 
time  as  an  attorney  and  advocate.  He  acquired  such  a  dis- 
tinguished reputation  as  a  sound  and  well-read  lawyer  that  he 
was  appointed  Judge  of  the  Albany  Common  Pleas  in  1828. 


Lansing.  155 

In  1838  he  was  made  first  Judge  of  said  court.  During  his 
term  of  office  the  decisions  of  that  court  were  highly  respected. 
As  a  presiding  magistrate  he  was  impartial,  honest  and  capable, 
and  gave  character  to  the  Bench." 

The  Christian  Intelligencer,  in  speaking  of  Judge  Lansing, 
says: 

"  As  a  man  and  a  Christian  he  was  without  fear  and  without 
reproach ;  as  a  man  he  was  just  and  tenacious  of  his  purpose ; 
as  a  lawyer,  learned,  logical,  honest ;  as  a  judge,  inflexible,  in- 
corruptible ;  as  a  politician,  settled  in  opinion,  fixed  and  stern ; 
as  a  Christian,  faithful,  reliable,  active;  as  an  elder  in  the 
Middle  Dutch  Church,  prompt,  energetic,  able."  He  was  in 
all  relations  of  life  honored  and  respected. 

527. 
Edward  Antill,  son  of  (325)  Richard  Ray  Lansing 

and  Susan  Piatt,  was  born  July,  1814  ;  married and 

had 

560  Philip  JB. 

561  Richard  Ray. 

562  Marie  L. 

563  Manette. 

564  Rose,  d.  y. 

Edward,  Antill  Lansing  died  June  12,  1868. 

529. 
Manette,  daughter  of  (325)  Richard  Ray  Lansing  and 
Snsan  Piatt,  married  Bayard  Boyd,  and  had 

565  Anna  M. 

566  Helen  L. 

567  Richard  L. 

568  Elizabeth  L. 

569  Charlotte. 

570  Susan. 

530. 
fterrit  <*-.,  son  of  (325)  Richard  Ray  Lansing  and  Susan 
Piatt,  married  Mary  Judson,  and  had 

570J  Gerrit  L. 


156  Lansing. 

531. 
Helen  I*.,  daughter  of  (325)  Richard  Ray  Lansing  and 
Susan  Piatt,  married  Sylvester  Lamed,  and  had 

571  Helen. 

572  Jane  W. 

533. 

Charlotte,  daughter  of  (325)  Richard  Ray  Lansing  and 
Susan  Piatt,  married  E.  Willard  Smith,  and  had 

573  Margaret. 

574  Helen. 

575  Manette. 

576  Eliza  B. 

577  Louise  L. 

539. 
Susan,  daughter  of  (325)  Richard  Ray  Lansing  and 
Susan  Piatt,  married  Selah  V.  Reeve,  and  had 

578  Christopher. 

579  Manette. 

545. 
Henry  Quackenbnsli,  son  of  (337)  Margarita  Lan- 
sing and  Gideon  Hawley,  was  bom  in  Albany  August  16, 
1815;   married,  1st,  Frances  J.,  daughter  of   Frederick  J. 
Barnard,  August  10,  1842,  and  had 

580  Frederick  Barnard,  m.  Frances  Walworth  Jenkins,  October 

22, 1871,  and  had 

1  Prances  Barnard. 

2  Elizabeth  Walworth. 

581  Henry  Quaekenbush,  Jr.,  m.  Marie  Louise  Lockwood,  Febru- 

ary 21, 1873,  and  had 

1  Stanton  Barnard.  . 

2  RoswelLd.  February,  1880. 

3  Ethel. 

Marie  Louise  Lockwood,  wife  of  Henry  Q.  Hawley,  Jr. 
died  March,  1881. 

582  Gideon. 

583  Samuel  Barnard,  d.  April  19,  1855. 

584  Frances  Barnard. 

585  Anna  Barnard. 


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Frances  Barnard,'  1st  wife  of  Henry  Q.  Hawley,  died  February  29, 
1868.  He  married,  2d,  Katharine  M.,  daughter  of  Burr  Akin, 
October  11,  1871,  and  had 

586  Margarita  Lansing. 

587  William  Young. 

588  Leigh  ton  Akin, 

Mr.  Henry  Q.  Hawley  and  family  reside  in  Albany. 

He  has  been  actively  engaged  in  business  for  many  years  in 
Albany,  and  is  now  president  of  the  Peoples  Gas  Company  of 
that  city. 

547. 

Anna  Lansing,  daughter  of  (337)  Margarita  Lansing 
and  Gideon  Hawley,  was  born  August  22, 1821 ;  married  Dr. 
James  H.  Armsby,  September  7,  1842,  and  had 

589  Gideon  Hawley,  d.  November  22, 1881. 

590  Margaret  Hawley,  d.  in  infancy 

Anna  Lansing  Hawley,  wife  of  Dr.  James  H.  Armsby,  died 
November  30,  1845. 

Dr.  James  Hi  Armsby  died  December,  1875. 

548. 
Margaret,  daughter  of  (337)  Margarita  Lansing  and 

Gideon  Hawley,  was  born  March  1,  1825 ;  married  John  C. 
Lord,  February  19,  1846,  and  had 

591  Susan  De  Forest. 

592  Margaret  Hawley. 

593  John. 

John  C.  Lord  died  November  17,  1873. 

549. 

Sarah  E.,  daughter  of  (337)  Margarita  Lansing  and 
Gideon  Hawley,  was  born  December  24,  1828 ;  married  Dr. 
Samuel  Freeman,  May  20,  1851,  and  had 

594  Margaret  Hawley. 

595  Anna  Hawley,  d.  July  22,  1868. 

596  Mary  Whitehouse. 

597  Jonathan  Whitehouse,  d.  January  13, 

598  Elizabeth  Townsend. 


158  Lansing. 

Dr.  Freeman,  a  physician  of  extensive  practice,  and  family, 
have  long  resided  in  Albany. 

550. 
Spencer  Stafford,  son  of  (338)  Jacob  Lansing  and 
Eleanor  Stafford,  was  born  in  Albany  March  29,  1820 ;  mar- 
ried Louisa  Esther,  daughter  of  Joab  Stafford  and  Amelia 
Gibbons,  March  2,  1848,  and  had 

599  Henry  Q.,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  June  19,  1849. 

600  Emma  S.,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  September  27,  1851. 

601  Jacob,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  November  20,  1853  ;  d.  July  24,  1878. 

602  Eleanor  L.,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  September  27,  1857. 

603  Josephine,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  November  10,  1859. 

604  Anna,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  September  22, 1863. 

605  Amelia,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  December  25,  1865. 

606  Arthur  Seymour,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  April  26, 1868 ;  d.  Novem- 

ber 14, 1873. 

607  Edith  Augusta,  b.  at  Niles,  Mich.,  August  9,  1876. 

The  Army  record  of  Captain  Lansing,  given  below,  will 
be  found  interesting  and  is  valuable  on  account  of  the  details 
it  gives  of  the  movements  of  one  of  the  regiments  engaged  in 
the  war  of  the  Eebellion  : 

AEMY  BECOED 

Of  Captain  Spencer  Stafford  Lansing,  Company  F,  Twenty- 
fifth  Eegiment,  Michigan  Infantry  Volunteers.  Mustered 
in  State  service  15th  day  of  July,  1861,  and  under  orders  and 
instructions  from  Colonel  Gilbert  of  the  Nineteenth  Infantry, 
but  that  regiment  being  filled  by  transfer  of  Governor  Blair 
of  companies  enlisted  prior  to  mine,  I  reported  to  one  of  the 
four  new  regiments  ordered,  and  selected  the  Twenty-fifth, 
Colonel  O.  H.  Moore,  commanding. 

The  regiment  was  organized  at  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  and 
was  encamped  at  that  place  for  two  months  before  we  were 
ordered  to  the  front  or  near  the  seat  of  war  —  Louisville, 
Ky. —  about  the  1st  of  November,  1861.  Eemained  there 
on  Provost  duty  for  one  month,  when  ordered  to  Munfordsville, 
as  Green  Eiver  Bridge  was  threatened  by  the  Eebels,  and  Gen- 
eral John  Morgan  had  given  out  notice  that  he  would  take  his 


Lansing.  159 

Christmas  dinner  there,  but  not  liking  the  appearance  of  things 
concluded  to  let  the  job  out.  Moved  from  there  to  Bowling 
Green,  Ky.,  remained  there  during  the  winter,  and  was  honored 
by  the  detail  of  chief  officer  commanding  Patrols  of  the  city 
and  inspector  of  papers.  The  regiment  ordered  back  to  Louis- 
ville, Ky.,  in  the  Spring  of  1862,  but  on  arriving  at  Lebanon 
Junction  disembarked  from  cars  and  ordered  to  pursue  General 
John  Morgan,  with  whom,  after  a  forced  march,  we  came  up 
with  and  routed  him  at  Hall's  Gaps,  recovering  one  thousand 
head  of  cattle  he  was  conveying  to  the  enemy.  Soon  after 
this,  while  stationed  at  Louisville,  Ky. ,  Companies  F,  D,  E.  J 
and  K  ordered  to  Green  River  Bridge,  after  being  encamped 
there  about  one  month.  The  entire  command,  numbering 
about  two  hundred,  was  attacked  by  General  John  Morgan  the 
morning  of  the  4th  day  of  July,  1862,  and  here  occurred  one 
of  the  most  memorable  battles  of  the  war,  so  stated  by  the 
leading  generals  of  the  army  of  the  North  as  well  as  by  gen- 
erals of  the  Southern  army. 

A  force  of  two  hundred  men  compelled  a  force  of  four  thou- 
sand eight  hundred  men  to  change  their  front,  and  by  an 
oblique  march  pass  their  foe.  "  All  honor  to  the  boys  in  blue." 
I  had  the  honor  on  this  occasion  to  receive  General  Morgan's 
flag  of  truce,  composed  of  Colonel  Duke,  Major  Elliot  and 
others,  and  after  introducing  them  to  Colonel  Moore,  he  asked 
them  the  nature  of  their  business,  which  was  complied  with  by 
Colonel  Duke,  and  presented  him  with  a  demand  for  the  sur- 
render of  our  force  unconditionally.  Moore's  reply  was  that  it 
was  the  4th  day  of  July,  that  on  any  other  day  there  might  be 
a  slight  possibility  of  his  entertaining  it,  but  on  that  day  he 
would  see  them  dammed  first.  (I  use  the  language  the  Colonel 
did,  being  angry,  that  the  demand,  as  he  expresed  it,  should  be 
made  on  that  particular  day  of  all  others,  sacred  to  every 
American  freeman.)  After  the  battle  ordered  from  the  front, 
being  the  extreme  outpost  to  Lebanon,  Ky.  Division  then 
formed,  Colonel  Moore  commanding,  to  organize  at  New 
Market,  Ky. 

Marched  through  Hall's  Gaps,  a  new  military  road  over  the 
21 


160  Lansing. 

Cumberland  mountain  to  Lowden,  Tenn.  Ordered  from 
this  point  to  the  state  of  Michigan  for  conscripts  by  General 
Burnside,  receiving  this  order  at  the  request  of  Colonel  Moore, 
for  gallantry  at  Green  River  fight,  being  second  in  command 
at  that  battle,  and  holding  the  enemy  at  bay  with  Company  F 
alone,  for  the  space  of  half  an  hour,  while  the  Colonel  was  re- 
forming his  new  line  of  battle,  after  being  flanked  out  of  the 
first  position.  The  second  position  held  until  the  battle  was 
over  and  the  enemy  retired  with  a  respectful  request  to  be 
permitted  to  bury  their  dead.  Arrived  at  Grand  Rapids, 
Mich.,  sometime  in  the  month  of  November,  1863,  and 
from  that  post  was  removed  by  order  of  "War  Department  to 
Niles,  Mich.,  in  the  month  of  February,  1864,  on  recruiting 
service ;  remained  there  until  April  25th,  when  I  was  ordered 
to  join  my  regiment  in  the  field  near  Knoxville,  Tenn.  Joined 
regiment  at  Cleveland,  Tenn.,  without  delay,  and  after  that 
participated  in  all  the  principal  battles  in  the  forward  move- 
ment to  Atlanta  and  the  sea. 

Was  at  the  battle  of  Stoney  Face  and  complimented  by 
General  McLane  for  bringing  the  regiment  in  from  the  front, 
who  had  been  ordered  to  lie  down,  they  then  being  the  only 
regiment  charging  —  the  line  having  broken  on  the  right  ar.d 
left  under  a  withering  fire  of  artillery  from  Rebel  forts,  and 
were  flying  to  the  rear  for  cover.  Finding  myself  the  ranking 
officer  I  ordered  the  men  to  remain  in  the  order  they  were 
until  we  were  supported  by  artillery,  when  the  order  was  given 
by  the  right  flank,  as  skirmishers  at  long  intervals,  to  move  to 
the  timber  so  as  not  to  attract  the  enemy's  attention,  and  the 
command  was  soon  restored  to  the  lines.  The  good  conduct 
of  officers  and  men  obeying  orders  saved  the  command  from 
terrible  punishment,  the  enemy  not  understanding  the  move- 
ment until  the  men  were  safe. 

First  Brigade,  Second  Division,  Twenty-third  Army  Corps, 
supported  General  Harker  at  Buzzard  Roost,  one  of  the  hardest 
fights  in  the  campaign.  Wounded  by  a  contusion  at  the  battle 
of  Besaca,  received  while  storming  the  enemy's  fort.  The 
Twenty-fifth,  the  only  regiment  to  reach  the  fort,  when  not 
being  supported,  were  compelled  to  oblique  march  to  a  creek 


Lansing.  161 

on  the  east  side  of  the  fort,  taking  refuge  in  the  water,  where 
they  remained  until  night-fall,  not  daring  to  show  themselves 
in  the  day  light  for  fear  of  being  shot  by  the  enemy  in  the 
fort,  who  were  watching  them. 

By  record,  was  in  one  hundred  battles  and  skirmishes  for  one 
hundred  days,  no  day  being  out  of  the  sound  of  cannon  or 
musketry,  with  the  Twenty-third  Army  Corps,  Major-General 
Schofield  commanding  First  Brigade,  Second  Division. 

The  Twenty-fifth  Michigan,  after  they  had  made  their  mark 
at  Tibb's  Bend,  Green  River,  Ky.,  were  always  known  as  the 
"  Green  River  boys,"  and  always  in  marching  in  review  re- 
ceived the  compliments  that  every  brave  soldier  does  from 
soldiers  belonging  to  other  corps  of  the  army  —  hearty  cheers 
for  their  gallantry.  Was  mustered  out  of  service  at  the  end  of 
the  war,  after  going  through  many  scenes  and  trials  of  danger 
which  would  fill  nearly  an  entire  book  to  give  a  description  of, 
by  being  honorably  discharged. 

S.  S.  LANSING. 

409. 
Jacob,  Jr.,  son  of  (210)  Hendrick  Lansing  and  Helena 
Winne,  was  born  August  4,  1770 ;  married  (93)  Alida,  daugh- 
ter of  (59)  Andries  Douw  and  Catharine  De  Forest  (b.  Decem- 
ber 2,  1772),  September  8,  1791,  and  had 

608  Mary,  b.  April  26, 1793 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

609  Andries  Douw,  b.   March  16,  1796  ;  m.  Gektbude  Hinman, 

December  30, 1822  ;  d.  July  26,  1864. 

610  James,  b.  September  23,  1799  ;  m.  Sarah  McDonald. 

611  Volkert  D.,  b.  April  3, 1804  ;  d.  y. 

612  Volkert  D.,  b.  February  10,  1807  ;  d.  y. 

Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.,  died  in  Albany  in  1845. 

609. 
Andries  Douw,  son  of  (409)  Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.,  and 
(93)  Alida  Douw,  was  born  in  Albany  March  16,  1796 ;  mar- 
ried Gertrude,  daughter  of  Dr.  Aaron  Hinman  and  Gertrude 
Van  der  Heyden,  of  Troy  (b.  1804),  December  30,'  1822, 
and  had 


162  Lansing. 

613  Anna,  b.  July  4,  1824  ;  m.  Isaac  Fonda,  July  30, 1867. 

614  Richard,  b.  September  17,  1825  ;  d.  December  19, 1844. 

615  Amanda,  b.  October  20,  1827  ;  d.  s.  September  12,  1873. 

616  Alida  D.,  b.  September  23, 1829  ;  d.  February  24,  1851. 

617  Henry,  b.  January  14,  1832  ;  m.,lst,  Fannt  A.  Wood,  December 

21,  1854  ;  2d,  Caroline  M.  Paige,  August  24,  1871. 

618  William,  b.  February  11,  1834;  d.  February  2, 1852. 

619  Gertrude,  b.  September  3, 1836;  d.  September  13,  1837. 

620  Gertrude,  b.  April  17, 1839  ;  d.  August  14,  1840. 

621  Andries  Douw,  Jr.,  b.  April  29,  1842  ;  m.  Susan  B.  Nott,  Feb- 

ruary 25, 1864. 

622  Catharine  D.,  b.  October  14,  1843  ;  d.  January  16, 1850. 

623  Julia,  b.  November  29,  1846  ;  d.  June  28,  1852. 

Andries  Douw  Lansing  died  in  Albany  July  26,  1864. 
Gertrude,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany  October  9,  1871. 

61©. 
James,  son  of  (409)  Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.,  and  (93)  Alida 
Douw,  was  born  in  Albany  September    23,  1799 ;   married 
Sarah  McDonald,  and  had 

624  Jacob  J.,  b.  in  1823  ;  married. 

625  Edward. 

617. 
Henry,  son  of  (609)  Andries  Douw  Lansing  and  Gertrude 
Hininan,  was  born  in  Albany  January  14, 1832;  married,  1st, 
Fanny  A.,  daughter  of  Henry  P.  T.  "Wood  and  Edna  "Walworth, 
of  New  York,  December  21,  1854,  who  died  May  19,  1864. 
No  children.  He  married,  2d,  Caroline  M.,  daughter  of  Alonzo 
C.  Paige  and  Harriet  Mumford  (b.  April  14, 1843),  August  24, 
1871,  and  had 

626  Andries  D.,  b.  September  18,  1872. 

627  Alonzo  O.  P.,  b.  June  14, 1874. 

Henry  Lansing  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

631. 

Andries  Douw,  son  of  (609)  Andries  Douw  Lansing 
and  Gertrude  Hinman,  was  born  in  Albany  April  29,  1842 ; 
married' Susan  B.,  daughter  ef  Benjamin  Nott  and  Elizabeth 
Cooper,  February  25,  1864,  and  had 


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628  Henry  D.,  b.  December  25, 1864. 

629  Cooper  N.,  b.  August  7,  1866. 

630  Gertrude,  b.  September  25, 1868. 

631  Anna,  b.  January  1, 1871. 

Andries  Douw  Lansing  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  T. 

430. 
Jacob  Jeremiah,  son  of  (238)  Jeremiah  Lansing  and 
Helena  Wendell,  was  born  November  27,  1792 ;  married,  1st, 
Julia  Ann,  daughter  of  Joseph  and  Jerusha  Alexander  (b. 
December  19,  1795),  February  1,  1820,  who  died  March  4, 
1823.  No  children.  He  married,  2d,  Jane,  daughter  of 
Ashbel  and  Elizabeth  Root  (b.  August  11,  1803),  August  8, 
1826,  and  had 

632  Joseph  Alexander,  b.  July  4,  1827. 

633  Helena,  b.  November  15, 1828. 

634  Jeremiah,  b.  January  31,  1830 ;  d.  s.  December  6,  1868. 

635  Charles,  b.  June  25,  1833  ;  d.  s.  June  16, 1849. 

Jacob  Jeremiah  Lansing  died  September  19,  1877. 
Jane  Eoot,  widow  of  Jacob  Jeremiah  Lansing,  died  March 
7,  1878. 

540. 

Arthur  Breese,  son  of  (326)  Barent  Bleecker  Lansing 
and  Sarah  Breese,  married,  1st,  Louisa  Lovett,  of  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  No  children.  He  married,  2d,  Janet  Suffern,  of 
New  York  city,  and  had 

636  Janet  Sarah 

Arthur  Breese  Lansing  died  in  New  York  city. 

541. 
Henry  Livingston,  son  of  (326)  Barent  Bleecker 

Lansing  and  Sarah  Breese,  was  born ;  married  (498 

Sherman)  Catharine  0.,  daughter  of  Henry  B.  Gibson,  of 
Canandaigua,  and  (479)  Sarah  Sherman,  October  22,  1838, 
and  had 

637  Henry  Gibson,  b.  February  17,  1840 ;  d.  s.  in  Montevideo,  S.  A., 

May  30,  1870. 


164  Lansing. 

638  Livingston,  b.  May  23,  1841 ;  in.  Grace  Cleveland  Coxe,  De- 

cember 31,  1868. 

639  Charles  M.,  b.  June  27,  1843  ;  m.  Eliza  Myra  Goodrich,  Sep- 

tember 1, 1869. 

640  Sarah  G.,  b.  August,  1846;  m.  General  Henry  L.  Burnett, 

September  4,  1867. 

641  Watts  Sherman,  b.  September  17,  1850  ;  m.  Agnes  Maud  Hen- 

rietta, daughter  of  Dr.  T.  H.   Watt,  of  Niagara,  Ontario 
Canada,  July  31,  1877 ;  no  ch. 

Henry  Livingston  Lansing  resides  in  Niagara,  Canada. 

542. 
Henry  Seymour,  son  of  (326)  Barent  Bleecker  Lan- 
sing and  Sarah  Breese,  was  born  February,  1824 ;  married 
Jane  Amelia,  daughter  of  Henry  White,  and  had 

642  Henry  White. 

643  Arthur  Louis. 

644  Bleecker,  d.  y. 

General  Henry  Seymour  Lansing  died  at  Burlington, 
N.  J.,  April  14,  1882.  Prior  to  the  breaking  out  of  the  war 
he  was  the  chief  manager  of  the  American-European  Express 
company,  and  superintended  the  banking  department  of  the 
company  at  Paris  for  a  considerable  time.  He  assisted  in 
organizing  the  Military  Commission  of  the  State  of  New  York 
before  the  war.  He  was  appointed  Captain  of  the  Twelfth 
Infantry,  and  served  nntil  July,  1863,  when  he  resigned. 

543. 
Manette  Antill,  daughter  of  (326)  Barent  Bleecker 
Lansing  and  Sarah  Breese,  married  Charles  W.,  son  of  Prof. 
S.  F.  B.  Morse,  and  had 

645  Bleecker  Lansing. 

646  Samuel  Finley  Breese. 

647  Susan  Lynn. 

544. 

Barent  Bleecker,  son  of  (326)  Barent  Bleecker  Lan- 
sing and  Sarah  Breese,  married  Sophia,  daughter  of  E.  P. 
Williams,  of  Buffalo,  and  had 


Lansing.  165 

648  Williams. 

649  Stewart  AntiU.      ) 

650  Gerrit  Bleecker.  f 

638. 
Livingston,  son  of  (541)  Henry  Livingston  Lansing 

and  (498  Sherman)  Catharine  Olivia  Gibson,  was  born  in 
Canandaigua  May  23, 1841 ;  married,  in  Buffalo,  Grace  Cleve- 
land, daughter  of  Bishop  Cleveland  Coxe,  December  31,  1868, 
and  had 

651  Henry  Livingston,  b.  June  1,  1869. 

652  Cleveland  Coxe,  b.  December  2, 1874. 

653  Gibson,  b.  February  16,  1876 ;  d.  August  10, 1876. 

654  Katharine  Cleveland,  b.  July  23,  1878. 

Captain  Livingston  Lansing,  of  the  New  York  Seventeenth 
regiment,  was  with  the  Army  of  the  Potomac  for  more  than  a 
year,  participating  in  the  various  battles.  In  the  Fredericksburg 
slaughter  the  vizor  of  his  cap  was  struck  by  a  ball  which  passed 
out  through  the  cap  cover ;  a  fragment  of  a  shell  tore  a  hole  in 
his  coat,  another  hit  him  on  the  hip  and  his  horse  was  wounded 
in  the  foot.  Colonel  Stockton,  commanding  the  Third  brigade 
in  the  Fifth  Army  Corps,  thus  indorsed  Captain  Lansing's 
resignation  when  presented : 

"  Respectfully  forwarded  and  strongly  recommended.  Cap- 
tain Lansing  has  been  my  assistant  adjutant  general  for  most 
of  the  time  since  I  assumed  command  of  this  brigade,  and  has 
always  performed  his  duty  most  satisfactorily.  He  has  already 
tendered  his  resignation  a  number  of  times  for  private  reasons 
expressed.  In  the  late  bloody  fight  he  was  on  the  field  through- 
out, ever  efficient  and  prompt  to  carry  my  orders  at  all  risks  — 
fearlessly  risking  his  life  in  the  service  of  his  country.  I  feel 
it  but  just  that  he  should  now  be  permitted  to  resign,  as  he  can 
honorably  do,  I  therefore  recommend  the  same." 

Livingston  Lansing  is  a  lawyer  and  resides  with  his  family 
in  Buffalo. 

639. 

Charles  miller,  son  of  (541)  Henry  Livingston  Lan- 
sing and  (498  Sherman)  Catharine  Olivia  Gibson,  was  born 
in  Canandaigua  June  27, 1843 ;  married  Eliza  Myra,  daughter 


166  Lansing. 

of  Guy  H.  Goodrich,  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  September  1,  1869, 
and  had 

655  Wynn,  b.  September  3, 1870  ;  d.  June  29, 1873. 

656  Catharine  Olivia  Gibson,  b.  February  11,  1872. 

657  Earl  Herrick,  b.  February  23,  1876. 

640. 
Sarah  Gibson,  daughter  of  (541)  Henry  Livingston 
Lansing  and  (498  Sherman)  Catharine  Olivia  Gibson,  was 
born  August,  1846 ;  married  General  Henry  Lawrence  Bur- 
nett, September  4,  1867,  and  had 

658  Lansing,  b.  June  18,  1869. 

659  Catharine  Olivia  Gibson  Lansing,  b.  May  2, 1872. 

Sarah  Gibson  Lansing,  wife  of  General  H.  L.  Burnett, 
died  in  New  York. 


DOX 


Samuel  Doxie,  Doxs  or  Dox,  of  "  Schaatkooke,  born 
on  Long  Island,"  is  supposed  to  have  been  the  ancestor  of  the 
Dox  family  in  the  State  of  New  York.  He  married,  1st, 
Barber  Janse  Goewey,  September  1,  1699,  and  had 

2  Maria,  bp.  December  2, 1702  ;  d.  y. 

3  Maria,  bp.  December  31,  1704. 

4  Johannes,  bp.  December  16,  1706  ;  d.  y. 

Barber  Janse  Goewey,  wife  of  Samuel  Dox,  died.    He  married, 
2d,  Ltbbeth  Bass  (Janse),  in  1707,  and  bad 

5  Alida,  bp.  January  8,  1710. 

6  Thomas,  bp.  February   10,   1712  ;  m.  -Elizabeth  Van   Woert 

(Becker). 

7  Pieter,  bp.  May  24,  1713;  m.  Geertrtjy  De  Voe,  May  23, 1736. 

8  Abraham  (supposed  son),  m.  (57)  Rebecca  Marsblis,  January  14, 

1742. 

9  Jacob,  bp.  January  27,  1720. 

10  Johannes,  bp.  April  12,  1723  ;  d.  y. 

*The  material  for  the  genealogy  of  this  family  not  having  been  reoeived  before 
the  work  was  thus  far  printed,  it  was  unavoidably  thrown  out  of  Its  proper  place 
in  the  alphabetical  arrangement  of  families. 


Dox.  Ifi7 

11  Margarita,  bp.  September  3,  1727. 

12  Johannes,  bp.  June  14,  1729. 

6. 
Thomas,  son  of  (1)  Samuel  Dox  and  his  second  wife 
Lysbeth  Bass  (Janse),  was  baptised  February  10,  1712;  mar- 
ried Elizabeth  Van  Woert  (Becker),  and  had 

13  Samuel,  bp.  March  25,  1750. 

14  Pieter,  bp.  January  12,  1752. 

15  Maria,  bp.  September  11,  1757. 

Probably  other  children  before  the  birth  of  Samuel. 

7. 
Pieter,  son  of  (1)  Samuel  Dox  and  his  second  wife 
Lysbeth  Janse  (Becker),  was  baptised  May  24, 1713  ;  married 
Geertruy,  daughter  of  Jean  De  Voe,  of  Half  Moon,  and 
Catharina  Vander  Werken  (bp.  November  5,  1710),  May  23, 
1736,  and  had 

16  Elizabeth,  bp.  May  15,  1737. 

17  Jan,  bp.  July  2, 1738  ;  m.  Maiittje  De  Voe,  November  20,  1771. 

18  Samuel,  bp.  April  20,  1740. 

19  Maritie,  bp.  October  16,  1743. 

20  Isaac,  bp.  August  25, 1745  ;  m.  Lena  He  Voe,  November  17, 1766. 

21  Pieter,  bp.  January  3,  1748. 

8. 

Abraham,  supposed  to  be  the  son  of  (1)  Samuel  Dox 
and  his  second  wife  Lysbeth  Janse  (Becker),  married  (57) 
Rebecca,  daughter  of  (8)  Myndert  Marselis  and  (8)  Feytje 
Oothout  (bp.  July  3,  1720),  January  14,  1742,  and  had 

22  Petrus  (Pieter),  bp.    October  24,    1742;   m.   (254)   Catalyntie 

(Cathlina)  Lansing,  in  1779.  « 

23  Elizabeth,  bp.  April  8,  1744. 

Probably  other  children. 

17. 
Jan,  son  of  (7)  Pieter  Dox  and  Geertruy  De  Voe,  was 

baptised  July  2,  1738;   married  Marytje  De  Voe,  possibly 

"  22 


168  Dox. 

daughter  of  Eoeloff  De  Yoe  and  Elizabeth  Golden  (bp.  Febru- 
ary 17,  1745),  November  26,  1771,  and  had 

24  Pieter,  b.  February  26, 1772-3  ;  d.  y. 

25  Elizabeth,  b.  August  17,  1774  ;  d.  y. 

26  Elizabeth,  b.  July  10,  1776. 

27  Pieter,  b.  September  28, 1778. 

30. 

Isaac,  son  of  (7)  Pieter  Dox  and  Geertrny  De  Toe,  was 
baptised  August  25,  1745;  married  Lena  De  Voe,  November 
17,  1766,  and  had 

28  Geertruy,  b.  January  19,  1767-8. 

29  Jan,  b.  November  11,  1771. 

30  Feytfe,  b.  December  30,  1777. 

33. 
Petrus  (Pieter),  son  of  (8)  Abraham  Dox  and  (57) 
Rebecca  Marselis,  was  baptised  October  24,  1742  ;•  married 
(254)  Catalyntje  (Cathlina)  daughter  ot  (L04)  Gerrit  Lansing, 
Jr.,  and  (17)  Wyutje  Van  den  Bergh  (bp.  August  15,  1756), 
in  1779,  and  had 

31  Abraham,  b.  June  7, 1780  ;  m.  Anne  Cart  Nicholas,  November, 

1811. 

32  Wynlje,  b.  July  26,  1782 ;  d.  s. 

33  Gerrit  Lansing,  b.  May  13,  1784;  m.  (294)  Magdalen  Bogakt, 

January  9,  1817  ;  d.  August  2,  1847. 

34  Pieter,  b.  September  27,  1785  ;  d.  s.  November  21,  1815. 

35  Jacob,  b.  December  18,  1787 ;  m.  Mart  Ann  Rebs. 

36  Myndert,  b.  January  6, 1790  ;  d.  s.  y 

37  Rebecca,  b.  April  30,  1795 ;  m.  William  V.  STmercer,  Novem- 

ber, 1822 ;  d.  at  Geneva,  N.  T.,  May  31,  1866. 

38  John  Lansing,  b.  November  29,  1798  ;  d.  s.  March  30,  1877. 

31. 

Abraham,  son  of  (22)  Petrus  (Pieter)  Dox  and  (254) 
Catalyntje  (Cathlina)  Lansing,  was  born  June  7,  1780 ;  mar- 
ried Anne  Cary,  daughter  of  John  Nicholas  and  Anne  Cary, 
in  November,  1811,  and  had 

39  Peter,  b.  September,  1812 ;  d.  November,  1812. 


40  Peter  M.," 


Dox.  169 

m.,  1st,  Matilda  Pope  ;  2d.,  Margaret 
Simpson,  living  in  Alabama, 
b.  September  11, 1813. 

41  John  H.,   J  d.  s.  June  11,  1878. 

42  Hatley  H.,  b.   December,  1816  ;  m.  Ella  Coleman,  living  in 

Virginia,  and  has 

1  John  H. 

2  Henry  C. 

43  George  H.,  b.  February  28,  1819  ;  m.,  1st,  Susan  M.  Clabk,  had 

one  daughter,  Alice  H. ;  2d,  Mrs.  Sarah  Pope  Delanet,  and 
had  one  son,  George  D.    He  resides  in  Geneva,  N.  T. 

44  Susan  Lawson,  b.  July  25,  1821;  m.  (49)  Peter  G.  Dox,  June  25, 

1846  ;  d.  February  11,  1863. 

45  Mary  Blair,  b.  June  21,  1823  ;  m.  Eev.  Timothy  F.  Wardwell, 

June,  1847,  and  had 

1  Henry  L.,  m.  F.  St.  John. 

2  Mary,  m.  Harry  Blydenbergh  ;  d.  January  26,  1868. 

46  Sabina,  b.  August  9,  1827 ;  d.  August  9,  1839. 

47  Dudley  W.,  b.  June  23, 1830 ;  m.  Martha  W.  R.  Hazard,  April 

30,  1857,  and  had 

1  Mary  Hazard. 

2  Anne  Gary. 

48  Anne  H,  b.  September  11,  1833;  lives  in  Geneva,  N.  Y. 

33. 
Gerrit  Lansing,  son  of  (22)  Petrus  (Pieter)  Dox  and 

(254)  Catalyntje  (Cathlina)  Lansing,  was  born  May  13, 1784; 
married  (294)  Magdalen  M.,  doughter  of  (203)  G-errit  Bogart 
and  Margaret  Nixon  (h.  January  30,  1796),  January  9,  1817, 
and  had 

49  Peter,  b.  March  16, 1818  ;  m.  (44)  Susan  L.  Dox,  June  10,  1848  ; 

d.  December  21,  1852. 

50  Henry  B.,  b.  February  14,  1820  ;  d.  March  26,  1823. 

51  Abraham,  b.  February  28, 1822  ;  d.  April  25,  1823. 

52  Cathlina  L.,  b.  June  25,  1824  ;  d.  s.  January  19, 1869. 

53  Hamilton  B.,  b.  April  28,  1827  ;  single  ;  resides  in  Chicago. 
64  George  Talcott,  b.  July  26,  1828;  d.  March  24,  1830,. 

55  John  Lansing,  b.  March  16, 1831  ;  d.  August  11,  1832. 

56  Margaret  N.,  b.  August  12,  1833 ;  d.  s.  February  16,  1856. 

57  Henry  Bogart,  b.  October  12,  1839 ;  m.  Susan  Tracy  Cockle. 

(See  Bogart  353-361.) 

Gfirrit  Lansing  Dox  died  at  Waterloo,  August  2,  1847. 
His  widow  resides  at  Geneva,  N.  Y. 


170  Dox. 

35. 
Jacob,  son  of  (22)  Petrus    (Pieter)  Dox   and   (254) 
Catalyntje  (Cathlina)  Lansing,  was  born  December  18, 1787 ; 
married  Mary  Ann,  daughter  of  Major  Rees,  and  had 

58  Cathlina  Lansing,  m.  Rev.  Henry  Lock  wood,  and  had 

1  James  R.  / 

2  Henry  R. 

3  Mary. 
69  Edward,  d,  s. 

37. 

Rebecca,  daughter  of  (22)  Petrus  (Pieter)  Dox  and  (254) 
Catalyntje  (Cathlina)  Lansing,  was  born  April  30,  1795; 
married  William  Tan  Ingen  Mercer,  November  1822, 
and  had 

60  Elizabeth,  m.  Dr.  Landon  Wells,  and  had  one  daughter,  Annie. 

61  John  Lansing,  m.  Nancy  Townsend,  and  had  seven  children, 

three  living, 
Robert  K. 
John  L. 
Alexander  George. 

62  Sabina  Dox. 

63  William  V.  I.,  m.  Sophia  Hogan,  and  had  three  children,  two 

living, 

Cathlina  C. 
Ernest. 

64  Myndert  Dox,  m.  Sarah  Glover,  and  had  six  children,  lour 

living, 

Andrew  G. 
Eliza  G. 
William  L. 
Jane  G. 

65  Margaret  Leonora. 

66  Anna  Lansing. 

67  George  Alexander.  > 

Rebecca  Dox,  wife  of  William  Van  Lstgen  Mkecee,  died 
at  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  May  31,  1866. 

49. 
Peter,  son  of  (33)  Gerrit  Lansing  Dox  and  (294)  Mag- 
dalen M.  Bogart,  was  born  in  Albany  March  16,  1818;  mar- 


Dox.  171 

ried  (44)  Susan  Lawson,  daughter  of  (31)  Abraham  Dox  and 
Anne  Cary  Nicholas  (b  July  25, 1821),  June  25, 1846,  and  had 

68  Ernest  B.,  b.  August  29,  1847  ;  d.  June  21,  1874. 

69  George  H.,  b.  August  23, 1849  ;  d.  October  1, 1855. 

70  Frederick  L.,  b.  April  24,  1851 ;  lives  in  Kansas. 

Peter  Dox  died  December  21,  1852. 

Susan  Lawson  Dox,  widow  of  Petee  Dox,  died  February 
11,  1863. 

57. 

Henry  Bogart,  son  of  (33)  Gerrit  Lansing  Dox  and 
(294)  Magdalen  M.  Bogart,  was  born  in  Albany  October  12, 
1839  ;  married  Susan  Tracy,  daughter  of  Washington  Cockle, 
of  New  York  city,  and  Caroline  Tracy  Robbins,  of  Kentucky, 
June  16,  1864,  and  had 

71  Caroline  Magdalena,  b.  May  16,  1865  ;  d.  October  15,  1867. 

72  Henry  Lansing,  b.  May  13,  1868. 

73  Julia  Cockle,  b.  December  23,  1870. 

74  Charles  Leverett,  b.  May  1,  1873. 

Henry  Bogart  Dox  and  family  reside  iu  Peoria,  111. 


MARSELIS. 


1. 

Janse  Marselis,  of  Bommel,  in  Guilderland,  was  one  of 
the  first  settlers  in  Beverwyck.  He  married  Annatie  Gerritse, 
and  had 

2  Gerrit,  b. ;  m.  Breetje  Hanse,  July  1, 1687. 

3  Zeytje,  b. ;  m.  Joseph  Jants  Van  Zanten,  July  5, 1688. 

4  Guysbert,  b. ;  m.  (5)  Bakbar  Groesbeck  before  1683;  d. 

June,  1740. 

5  Judith  (Judick),  b.  ;  m.  Lucas  Hooghkerke,  November 

23,  1692. 

6  Etyberlje,  b. ;  m.  Joseph  Yates  about  1683. 

7  Ahasuerus,  b. ;  m.  Sara  Heemstraat,  December  8, 1697. 

Janse  Marselis  made  his  will  June  11,  1690,  which  was 
proved  and  recorded  May  22,  1722,  in  Kingston,  N.  Y.,  in 
which  he  names  the  above  children.  He  probably  resided  in 
Kingston  during  the  latter  part  of  his  life.  He  was  called 
Janse  Marselis  Van  Bommel.  For  1655  and  some  years 
following  he  was  "  farmer  of  the  excise,  a  man  of  good  capacity 
and  large  business." 

There  was  a  Hendrick  Marselis,  one  of  Melyn's  Colonists 
of  Staten  Island,  having  come  over  probably  with  the  others 
in  the  "New  Netherlands  Fortune"  in  1650.  When  the 
Island  was  attacked  by  the  Indians  in  1655,  he  fled  with  his 
wife  and  two  children  (daughters)  and  servant  to  Fort  Orange 
(Albany),  where  he  made  a  permanent  settlement.  In  1673 
he  dwelt  "behind  Kinderhook,"  where  his  son-in-law  Mattys 
Ooenraeds  (Ten  Eyck)  lived.  His  other  daughter,  Maria,  mar- 
ried Mathys  Hooghteeling,  whose  daughter  Zeytje  married,  1st, 
Frans  Morris,  and  2d,  Patrick  McGregory,  from  Scotland,  May 


Makselis.  173 

4,  1697.  The  name  of  Hendeiok  Marselis's  wife  was  Tryn 
(Tryntje,  Catharine)  Vanden  Bergh.  It  does  not  appear  that 
lie  had  other  children.  Hendrick  and  Janse  were  probably 
brothers. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (1)  Janse  Marselis  and  Annatie  Gerritse, 
married  Breetje  Hanse,  July  1,  1687,  and  had 

8  Myndert,  b. ;  m.  (8)  Fbytjb  Oothodt,  May  23,  1713. 

9  Child  killed  at  the  Massacre  of  Schenectady. 

Gerrit  Marselis,  with  his  wife  and  child,  was  killed  in  the 
massacre  at  Schenectady,  February  9,  1690. 

3. 
Zeytje,  daughter  of  (1)  Janse  Marselis  and  Annatie 
Gerritse,  married  Joseph  Janse  Van  Zanten,  July  5,  1688, 
and  had 


10  Jannetje,  bp.  August  11, ; 

11  Anna,  bp.  May  4,  1693. 

12  Gerrit,  tfp.  October  4,  1695  ;  m.,  1st,  Antie  Van  Den  Bergh, 

November  18, 1727  ;  2d,  Hester  Winne,  about  1755. 

13  Maria,  bp.  January  2,  1698. 

14  Anthony,  bp.  October  27,  1700 ;  buried  September  2,  1751. 

15  Celia,  bp.  August  1,  1703. 

16  David,  bp.  August  6,  1704. 

17  Gysbert,  bp.  December  22,  1706;   m.,  1st,  Marqritje  Kaakn, 

February  22,  1740. 

18  Celia,  bp.  June  12,  1709. 

19  Johannes. 

Joseph  Janse  Van  Zanten  was  a  Spaniard  by  birth ;  was 

naturalized  December  6, 1715  ;  died  in  Albany  and  was  buried 

October  16,  1753. 

4. 

Gysbert,  son  of  (1)  Janse  Marselis  and  Annatie 
Gerritse,  married  (5)  Barbar,  daughter  of  (1)  Claas  Jacobse 
Groesbeck  and  Elizabeth,  before  1683,  and  had 

20  Nicholas,   ) 

[  bp.  August  5,  1683. 

21  Johannes,  ) 

22  Gerrit,  bp.  February  10,  1686  ;  d.  y. 

23  Annetje,  bp.  June  30,  1689  ;  m.  Claas  Fonda,  November  16, 1711. 


174  Marselis. 

24  Lysbeth,  bp.  January  31, 1692 ;  m.  Bahknt  Janse  Bradt,  August 

1,  1730, 

25  Johannes,  bp.  May  26,  1695  ;  m.  (22)  Johanna  Beeckman,  July 

7,  1723;  d.  January,  1746. 

26  Gen-it,  bp.  February  16, 1698 ;  m.  Margarita  Bleecker,  Decem- 

ber 22,  1730. 

27  Catharina,  bp.  January  1,  1701. 

Gysbert  Marselis  was  buried  at  Albany  June  8,  1740. 

In  1714  he  owned  a  house  and  Jot  on  the  corner  of  Maiden 
Lane  and  North  Pearl  street  (where  he  resided)  which  he  pur- 
chased of  Gerrit  Van  Slichtenhorst.  In  1729  he  was  chosen 
Alderman  for  the  First  ward  of  Albany. 

5. 
Judick,  daughter  of  (1)  Janse  Marselis  and  Annatie 
Gerritse,  married  Lucas  Lucase  Hooghkerke  (his  second 
wife),  November  23,  1692,  and  had 

28  Hendrickje,  bp.  August  20, 1693. 

29  Annexe,  bp.  December  4, 1695. 

30  tylaria,  bp.  July  10,  1698. 

31  Elizabeth,  bp.  May  11,  1701 ;  buried  August  26,  1752. 

32  Johannes,  bp.  January  30,  1704. 

33  Sarah,  bp.  September  9,  1705. 

34  Rachel,  bp.  March  9, 1709. 

35  Lucas,  bp.  April  20,  1712. 

Judick,  wife  of  Lucas  Hooghkerke,  was  buried  at  Albany 
August  19,  1734. 

Lucas  Hooghkerke  was  buried  March  13,  1741. 

6. 
Hybertje,  daughter  of  (1)  Janse  Marselis  and  Annatie 
Gerritse,  married  Joseph  Yates  about  1683,  and  had 

36  Christoffel,  bp.  April  16,  1684;  m.  CaTalyntje  Winne,  July  12, 

1706. 

37  Robert,  bp.  November  11,1688;  m.  Margriet  De  Graaf,  Febru- 

ary 13,  1712. 

38  Selia,  bp.  May  7,  1693;  m.  Johannes  Radcliff,  March  24, 1717. 

39  Joseph,  bp.  March  17, 1695;  m.  Hendrickje  Hooohkerk. 

40  Sara,  bp.  March  6,  1698. 

41  Abraham,  bp.  March  1, 1704  ;  m.  Hester  Drinckwater,  in  New 

York,  September  10,  1726. 


Marselis.  175 

Joseph  Yates  was  buried  in  Albany  May  12,  1730. 
Hybertje,  his  widow,  was  buried  July  13,  1730. 

7. 
Aha sner us,  son  of  (1)  Janse  Marselis  and  Annatie 
Gerritse,  married  Sarah,  daughter  of  Takel  Dirks  Heemstraat 
and  Maritie,  December  S,  1697,  and  had 

42  Johannes,  bp.  June  26, 1698  ;  d.  y. 

43  Derrick,  bp.  January  5,  1700  ;  m.  Ltsbet  Van  Eps,  July  26,  1726. 

44  Johanna,  bp.  January  26, 1701;  m.  Sarah  Dk  Groff,  January  12, 

1725. 

45  Gysbert,  bp.  June  4,  1704;  m.  Elizabeth  Van  Antwerp,  May 

31,  1730. 

46  Gerrit,  bp.  September  22,  1706. 

47  Takel,  bp.  January  1, 1709;  m.  Jacomyntje  Van  Eps,  March  16, 

1738. 

48  Annatie,  bp.  March  6,  1711,  in  Schenectady. 

49  Marretje,   bp.  March  8,  1713. 

50  Trientien,  bp.  July  31,  1715,  in  Schenectady. 

51  Ahasuerus,  bp.  December  15,  1717;  in.  Hester  Vissceer,  June 

16, 1734. 

52  Abraham,  bp.  July  8,  1721. 

53  Isaac,  bp.  June  29,  1723;  m.  Sarah  Swakt,  August  5,  1748. 

Ahasuerus  Marselis  had  a  lot  in  1716  without  the  south 
gate,  near  the  corner  of  Broadway  and  Hudson  street.  He 
removed  to  Schenectady  in  1710. 

8. 
My  ndert,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Marselis  and  Breetje  Hanse, 
married  (8)  Feytje,  daughter  of  (2)  Johannes  Oothout,  May  23, 
1713,  and  had 

54  Gerrit,  bp.  November  1,  1713;  d.  y. 

55  Alida,  bp.  May  10,  1715. 

56  Breghie,  bp.  June  10,  1717. 

57  Rebecca,  bp.  July  3,  1720  ;  m.  (8)  Abraham  Dox,  January  14, 

1742. 

58  Elizabeth,  bp.  February  24, 1725;  d.  December  7, 1731. 

59  Gerrit,  bp.  January  1,  1727;  d.  January  5,  1727. 

60  Johannes,  bp.  December  10,  1727;  m.,  1st,  Neeltje  Gardenier, 

about  1755  ;  2d,  Margarita  Van  Den  Bergh(?). 

61  Gerrit,  bp.  May  10,  1730;  d.  November  27,  1731. 

62  Andries,  bp.  October  30,  1732. 

23 


176  Marselis. 

Feytje,  wife  of  Myndekt  Makselib,  was  buried  in  Albany 
May  30,  1757. 

85. 
Johannes,  son  of  (4)  Gysbert  Marselis  and  (5)  Barbar 

Groesbect,  was  baptised  May  26, 1695  ;  married  (42)  Johanna, 
daughter  of  (3)  Johannes  Beeckman  and  (6)  Eva  Yinhagen, 
his  second  wife  (bp.  November  20, 1698),  July  7, 1723,  and  had 

63  Gysbert,  b.  March  22, 1724;  m.  (187)  Catalina  Wendell,  Novem- 

ber 29,  1751;  d.  June  19,  1779.     She  died  December  18,  1815. 

64  Eva,  b.  December  31,  1726;  in.  Johannes  M.  Roseboom. 

65  Barbara,  b.  September  23,  1728  ;  m.  (97)  Hendrick  I.  Bogaut 

February  19,  1758;  d.  October  23,  1816.     (See  97  Bogart.) 

66  Johannes,  b.  September  17,  1730;  d.  August,  1747. 

67  Gerrit  J.,  b.  April  5,  1732;  d.  in  1766. 

68  Maria,  b.  August  31,  1735;  m.  (132)  Hendrick  R.  Lansing,  Sep. 

tember  18,  1762;  d.  August  9,  1819.     (See  132  Lansing.) 

69  Hendriokie,  b.  September  12,  1739  ;  d.  April  29, 1740. 

70  Hendrick,  b.  October  29,  1742;  m.  Maritje  De  Foreest,  No- 

vember 7,  1766;  d.  November,  1802. 

Johannes  Marselis  was  buried  in  Albany  January  26, 1746 

Johanna,  his  widow,  made  a   will  August  9,  1769,  proved 

January  26,  1780,  leaving  to  her  daughters  Eva  and  Maria  her 

interest,  being  one-twelfth  part  in  the  Hyagaderosoros  patent, 

which  she  inherited  from  her  father. 

36. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (4)  Gysbert  Marselis  and  (5)  Barbar 

Groesbeck,  was  baptised  February  16,  1698;  married  Mar- 
garita, daughter  of  Johannes  Bleecker,  Jr.,  and  Anna  Coster 
(b.  March  9,  1709),  December  22,  1730,  and  had 

71  Gysbert,  bp.  September  26, 1731 ;  d.  January  28, 1732. 

72  Gysbert,  bp.  November,  1732;  in.  Annatje  Staats,  February  5, 

1761. 

73  Johannes,  bp.  September  22,  1734. 

74  Barbar,  bp.  April  30,  1737. 

75  Nicolas  G.,  bp.  May  25,  1740 ;   m.  (64)  Margarita  Guoesbeck, 

August  9, 1766. 

76  Jacob,  bp.  September  12, 1742  ;  d.  September  9,  1747. 

77  Jacob,  bp.  March  27,  1748  ;  d.  March  31,  1748. 

78  Anna,  bp.  April  29, 1750. 


Maeselis.  177 

60. 
Johannes,  son  of  (8)  Myndert  Marselis  and  (8)  Feytje 

Oothout,  was  baptised  December  10,  1727 ;  married  Neeltje, 
daughter  of  Andries  Gardenier  and  Sara  (bp.  November  13, 
1731),  about  1755,  and  bad 

79  Andries,  bp.  May  9,  1756;  d.  December  12, 1814  (?). 

80  Myndert,  b.  January  13,  1760;   m.  Catharine  Milderbergh, 

about  1795. 

81  Tylje,  b.  September  4,  1762. 

Neeltje,  wife  of  Johannes  Marselis,  died.  He  possibly  married, 
2d,  Margarita,  daughter  of  Gerrit  C.  Van  den  Bergh  and 
Margarita  Van  Vechten  (bp.  September  23,  1739),  June  8,  1770, 
and  had 

82  Barbara,  b.  August  15,  1771. 

83  Margarita,  b.  September  22,  1772. 

84  Annatie,  b.  April  12,  1774. 

85  Lydia,  b.  October  13,  1775. 

John  Marselis  died  April  25,  1803  (?). 

63. 
Gysbert,  son  of  (25)  Johannes  Marselis  and  (42)  Johanna 
Beeckraan,  was  born  Marcli  22, 1724 ;  married  (187)  Catalina, 
daughter  of  (59)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Anna  Kip  (b.  March 
30,  1723),  November  29,  1751,  and  had 

86  Johanna,  b.  June  6,  1753;  d.  August  5,  1757. 

87  Johannes,  b.  January  30,  1756;  d.  August  5, 1758 (?). 

88  Anna,  b.  September  10, 1758;  d.  March  17.  1768. 

89  Eva,  b.  January  15,  1761;  d.  March  8,  1764. 

90  Evert,  b.  February  20,  1764  ;  m.  Sara  Van  Benthuysen,  August 

17,  1786. 

91  Eva,  b.  September  17,  1767  ;  m.  John  Jacob  Fort,  of  Schaghti- 

coke,  April  4,  1795.     She  died  June  2,  1796. 

Gysbert  Marselis  died  June  19,  1779. 
*  Catalina,  widow  of  Gysbert  Maeselis,  died  May  6, 1793, 
se.  70  years,  1  month  and  3  days. 

70. 
Hendrick,  son  of  (25)  Johannes  Marselis  and  Johanna 

*The  Bible  record  says,  "I  bought  this  Bible  of  my  brother  Evert  J.  Wendel.— 
Catalina  Wendel."  Her  baptism,  as  one  of  the  children  of  Johannes  Wendel,  is  not 
recorded  on  the  church  record. 


178  Mabselib. 

Beeckman,  was  born  October  29,  1742;  married  Maritje, 
daughter  of  Jesse  De  Foreest  and  (33)  Neeltje  Quackenbush 
(bp.  March  16,  1740),  November  7,  1766,  and  had 

92  Johanna,  bp.  August  21,  1771. 

72. 

©yshert,  Jr.,  son  of  (26)  Gerrit  G.  Marselis  and  Mar- 
garita Bleecker,  was  born  November,  1732 ;  married  Annatje, 
daughter  of  Isaac  Staats  and  Maria  Van  Deusen  (bp.  October 
22,  1733),  February  5,  1761,  and  had 

93  Gerrit,  b.  June  25,  1762  ;  d.  y. 

94  Gerrit  G.,  b.  December  8  1763  ;  m.  (94)  Machtel  Visscher,  Jan- 

uary 31, 1787. 

95  Maria,  b.  January  81,  1766. 

96  Margarita,  bp.  September  11,  1768. 

97  Isaac,  b.  Marcb  21,  1772. 

75. 

Nicolas  ft.,  son  of  (26)  Gerrit  G.  Marselis  and  Margarita 

Bleecker,  was  baptised  May  25, 1740 ;  married  (64)  Margarita, 
daughter  of  (28)  Geradus  Groesbeck  and  Maria  Ten  Broeck 
(bp.  June  10,  1744),  August  9,  1766,  and  had 

98  Gerrit,  b.  November  2, 1767. 

99  Maria,  b.  October  25, 1769. 

100  Anna,  b.  December  3,  1771 ;  m.  Gerrit  T.  Van  Vechten,  about 

1796. 

101  Geradus,  b.  February  25,  1774. 

102  Maria,  b.  June  5,  1776. 

103  Margarita,  b.  June  19,  1780. 

104  Stephanus,  b.  October  19, 1782. 

105  Geertruy,  bp.  July  6,  1785. 

80. 
Myndert,  son  of  (60)  Johannes  M.  Marselis  and  Neeltie 
Gardenier,  was  born  January  13,  1760;  married  Catharine 
Milderbergh,  about  1795,  and  had 

106  Eleanor,  b.  July  14, 1796. 

107  John  Milderbergh,  b.  May  31, 1798. 

Myndert  Marselis,  of  the  Colonie  of  "Watervliet,  died  May, 
1802. 


Marselis.  179 

90. 
Evert,  son  of  (63)  Gysbert  J.  Marselis  and  Catalina 

Wendell,  was  baptised  February  20,  1764;  married  Sara, 
daughter  of  Baltus  Van  Benthuysen  and  Elizabeth  Kumney, 
his  second  wife  (b.  July  31,  1769);  August  17,  1786,  and  had 

108  Cathalina,  b.  April  16,  1787. 

109  Gysbert,  b.  June  9, 1792. 

110  Mary,  b.  August  15.  1802. 

94. 
Gerrit  G.,  son  of  (72)  Gysbert  Gerrit  Marselis,  Jr., 
and  Annatje  Staats,  was  born  December  8,  1763 ;  married 
(94)  Machtel,  daughter  of  (82)  Bastiaen  T.  Yisscher  and  (21) 
Engeltie  Van  den  Bergh  (b.  July  17,  1762),  January  31,  1787, 
and  had 

111  Engeltje,  b.  May  19,  1788;  d.  y. 

112  Engeltje,  b.  June  24,  1789 ;  m.  John  Crolius. 

113  Anna,  b.  June  23,  1791 ;  m.  Jacob  I.  Fort. 

114  Catalina,  b.  February  13, 1796. 

115  Gysbert,  b.  June  14,  1801. 

Gerrit  Marselis  died ,  and  his  widow  married  Peter 

Tliolhamer,  of  Half  Moon,  by  whom  she  had  Henry  and 
possibly  other  children. 

Machtel,  widow  of  Petek  Tholhamer,  died  at .  the  house 
of  her  daughter  in  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  January  8,  1835. 


METSELAKJi. 


i. 

Tennis  Teunisse  Metselaer  was  in  Beverwyck  as 
early  as  1641.     He  married  Egbertje  Egberts,  and  had 

2  Maritje,  m.  Harmen  Lieverse,  about  1683  ;  d.  Januaay,  1757. 

3  Egbert,  m.  Maritje  Barents  Bradt,  about  1680. 

4  Gerritje,  m.  Andries  Hanse  BARnEiT,  about  1684;  d.  before  1699. 

5  Dirkje,  m.  (5)  Bastiaen  Harmens  Vissciier,   about  1683  ;  d. 

April,  1739. 

6  Willemplje,  b.  1662;  m.  Antony  Bradt,  December  9,  1685. 

7  Anna,  b.  1664  ;  m.  Dirk  B.  Bradt,  September  12,  1686. 

8  Martyn,  b.  1666. 

* 

Teunis  Teunisse  Metselaer  made  his  will  August  17,  1685, 
and  died  probably  that  year.  He  left  his  property  to  his  wife 
and  the  above-named  children. 

3. 
Egbert,  son  of    (1)  Teunis  Teunisse  Metselaer  and 
Egbertje  Egberts,  married  Maritje,  daughter  of  Barent  Bradt 
and  Susanna,  his  wife,  about  1680,  and  had 

9  Teunis,  m.  (6J)  Engeltje  Beeckman,  February  28,  1716. 

10  Dirkje. 

11  Barent,  bp.  1684 ;  m.,  1st,  Maritje  De  Garmo,  August  26,  1704  ; 

2d,  Elsje  Van  Loon,  widow  of  Omi  La  Grange,  June,  1727.  - 

12  Benjamin,  bp.  March  28,  1686  ;  m.  (16)*Annet.te  Vissciier,  about 

1710. 

13  Jeremiah,  bp.  December  4, 1687. 

14  Susanna,  bp.  January  20,  1689  ;  m.  (14)  Jacob  Tierok  Vissciier, 

June  21, 1709  ;  no  ch. 

15  Gerritje,  bp.  December  6,  1690. 

Egbert  Teunisse  Metselaer  made  his  will  December  2, 1704, 
and   died  before  June  26,   1716,  when  it  was   proved.     He 


Metselaer.  181 

resided  in  Albany  and  was  onje  of  the  deacons  of  the  Dutch 
church  in  that  city  in  1687. 

9. 
Tennis,  son  of  (3)  Egbert  Teunisse  Metselaer  and 
Maritje  Bradt,  married  (6$)  Engeltje,  daughter  of  (1)  Martin 
Hendrick  Beeckman  and  Susanna  Jans,  February  28,  1710, 
and  had 

16  Maretie,  bp.  July  15,  1716. 

17  Neellje,  bp.  June  30,  1718. 

18  Susanna,  bp.  March  13,  1720. 

19  Lena,  bp.  August  30,  1721  ;  d.  y. 

20  Egbert,  bp.  June  16,  1723. 

21  Lena,  bp.  August  30,  1725  ;  d.  y. 

22  Anna,  bp.  October  1,  1727. 

23  Maria,  bp.  January  4,  1730. 

24  Lena,  bp.  March  11,  1733. 

Barent,  spn  of  (3)  Egbert  Teunisse  Metselaer  and 
Maritje  Bradt,  was  baptised  in  1684;  married,  1st,  Maria, 
daughter  of  Pierre  De  Garmoux  alias  Villeroy  (or  as  written 
by  himself,  De  Garmo)  and  Caatje  Van  der  Heyden  (bp.  May 
23,  1686),  August  26,  1704,  and  had 

27  Egberts  Teunis,  bp.  January  13, 1705;  m.  . 

28  Pieter,  bp.  September  19,  1708. 

29  Maritie,  bp.  February  10,  1712. 

30  Catrina,  bp.  January  23,  1715. 

31  Susanna,  bp.  April  6,  1718. 

32  Jacob,  bp.  September  13,  1724. 

Maria,  wife  of  Barent  Egberts  (Metselaer),  was  buried  January  9, 
1725.  He  married,  2d,  Elsie,  daughter  of  Jan  Van  Loon  and 
Maria  Albertie,  and  widow  of  Omi  La  Grange,  about  June  1, 
1727,  at  which  time  he  made  a  covenant  to  respect  her  rights 
in  all  property  now  owned  by  or  wbich  may  hereafter  become 
hers.     No  children  are  recorded.     She  died  January  22,  1742. 

13. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (3)  Egbert  Teunisse  Metselaer  and 

Maritje  Bradt,  was  baptised  March  28,  1686 ;  married  (16) 


182  Metselaer. 

Annetje,  daughter  of  (4)  Tierck  Harmense  Yisscher  and  Fem- 
metje  Jants,  about  1710,  and  had 

33  Egbert  Teunisse,  Jr.,  bp.  March  4, 1711;  m.,  1st,  Rachel ; 

2d,  Maria  Lents. 

34  Maritje,  bp.  February  21,  1714;  m.  (70)  Jacob  J.  Lansing,  Jr., 

November  6,  1742. 

35  Pemmetje,  bp.  January  16, 1717. 

36  Lena. 

Annetje,  wife  of  Benjamin  Egberts,  was  buried  October 
22,  1753. 

About  this  time  the  family  dropped  the  name  of  "  Metselaer  " 
and  were  known  only  as  "  Egberts." 

33. 

Egbert  B.,  son  of  (12)  Benjamin  Egbertse  and  (16) 
Annetje  Yisscher,  was  baptised  March  4, 1711  ;  married,  1st, 
Rachel ,  and  had 

37  Barent,  bp.  August  10,  1728. 

38  John,  bp.  February  25,  1731. 

39  Petrus,  bp.March  18,  1733. 

40  Rebecca,  bp.  April  13,  1735. 

41  Maria,  bp.  December  12,  1739. 

Rachel,  wife  of  Egbert  B.  Egbeiitse,  died.     He  married,  2d,  Maria 
or  Molly  Lents,  and  had 

42  Abraham,  bp.  July  6,  1743. 

43  Annexe,  bp.  April  25,  1746. 

44  Anthony,  bp.  July  10,  1752. 

45  Jacob  Visscher,  bp.  January  29,  1758  ;  made  a  will  and  died  about 

1784. 

Egbert  B.  Egbertse  made  his  will  in  1771,  in  which  he 
mentions  his  wife  Maria  and  "the  estate  that  came  to  him  by 
right  of  his  mother  (Annetje  Visscher)  "according  to  the  will 
of  Tierck  Harmense  Visscher." 


OOTHOUT. 


i. 

Jan  Jans,  of  Greenbush,  N.  Y.,  son  of  Jau  Oothout, 

was  in  Albany  as  early  as  1660.  fie  married  (4)  Hendrickie, 
daughter  of  (2)  Cornelis  Hendrickse  Van  Nes  and  Mayken 
Ilendrickse  Burchgraff  (daughter  of  Hcndrick  Adriaensen), 
and  had 

2  Johannes,  m.  Aalt.te  Everts,  widow.  May  5,   1689.    He   was 

buried  February  5,  1745. 

3  Heudrick,  b.   1663;  ni.  (9)  Caatje  V.  Douw,  April  30,  1684;  d. 

July  15,  1739,  se.  76  years. 

4  May  eke,  ni.  (6)  Thomas  Haiimense  Hun,  November  20, 1692. 

5  Antje.    s 

6  Jannetje,  m.  Lourens  Van  Schaick,  of  Kinderhook,  December 

i:  1699. 

7  Arien,  b.  1676 ;  m.  Lambertjk  Loockekmans,  November  3,  1700. 

He  was  buried  February  26,  1752. 

Jau  Jans  Oothout  made  his  will  March  13,  1687-8,  leaving 
his  property  to  the  above-named  children.  His  wife  probably 
died  before  hiin.  He  was  possessed  of  considerable  real  and 
personal  estate.     He  died  in  1695. 

2. 

Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout  and  Hendrickie 

Van  Nes,  married  Aaltje,  daughter  of  Dirck  Evertse  and  widow 
of  Gen-it  Lnbbertse  (b.  in  New  York  June  2$,  1663),  May  5, 
1689,  and  had 

8  Feylje,  b.  April  17,  1693  ;  m.  (8)  Myndekt  Makselis,  May  23, 

1713. 

9  Rebecca,  b.  November  17,  1695. 

10  Jan,  b.  January  7,  1700;  m.  (66)Mauitie  Wendell,  June  23, 1729. 

11  Hendrickie,  b.  January  5,  1707. 

24 


184  Oothout. 

Aaltje  Evertse,  wife  of  Johannes  Oothout,  was  buried 
December  12,  1739. 

Johannes  Jans  Oothout  was  buried  February  5,  1 745. 

3. 

Hendrick,  son  of  (1)  Jau  Jans  Oothout  and  Hendrickie 

Van  Nes,  was  born  in  1663 ;  married  (9)  Caatje  Volckers, 
daughter  of  (1)  Captain  Volckert  Jans  Douw  and  Dorothe 
Janse  Yan  Breested,  April  30,  1684,  and  had 

12  Volckert,  bp.  March  1,  1685;  d.  y. 

13  Hendrick,  bp.  March  10,  1686;  d.  y. 

14  Dorothe,  b.   December  16,  1687  ;  m.   (20)  Cornells  Bogaekt, 

October  8,  1707  ;  d.  December  23,  1777. 

15  Maryloe,  b.  March  11,  1690  ;  d.  s.  before  1738. 

16  Volkert,  bp.  October  23,  1692  ;  m.  Catrine  De  Rtdder. 

17  Jan,  bp.  April  7,  1695;  m.  (64)  (Jatalyna  Van  Deusen,  of  New 

Jersey,  July  15,  1721. 

18  Hendrickie,  bp.  May  2,  1697  ;  d.  y. 

19  Hendrickie,  b.  September  3, 1699  ;  m.  (25)  Isaac  Bogart,  Novem- 

ber 25,  1725  ;  d.  April  21, 1764. 

20  Margariet,  bp.  July  13, 1701 ;  m.  (4)  Jak  Van  Dkiessen  (?),  October, 

1736.    (See  Van  Driessen.) 

21  Annatje,   b.    December    15,    1703;     m.    (36)    Pietek    Woutbr 

Qdackenbush,  December  27, 1733. 

22  Jonas,  b.  December  9,  1705  ;  m.,  1st,  (52)  Elizabeth  Lansing. 

March  30, 1741 ,  2d,  (11)  Elizabeth  Vinhagen,  April  15, 1756. 

Hendrick  Jans  Oothout  made  his  will  October  11,  1738, 
proved  April  26,  1740,  in  which  he  mentions  all  his  children 
living  at  that  time.  His  wife  not  being  mentioned  in  his  will 
was  probably  dead  when  it  was  made.  He  died  July  15, 1739, 
se.  76  years.  He  was  for  many  years  surveyor  of  the  city. 
In  1695  he  went  to  New  York  and  resided  there  several  years, 
but  returned  to  Albany. 

4. 

Mayeke,  daughter  of  (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout  and  (4) 

Hendrickie  Yan  Ness,  was  born ;  married  (6)  Thomas 

Harmense,  son  of  (2)  Harmen  Thoniase  Hun,  November  20, 
1692,  and  had 

23  Catalyntje,  b.  in  1693. 

24  Johannes,  b.  in  1695. 


Oothout.  1 85 

25  Harmen,  b.  in  1697. 

26  Cornells,  b.  in  1700. 

27  Henrikje,  b.  in  1702. 

28  Dirk,  b.  iu  170%. 

29  Ruger,  b.  in  1707. 
29i  Adriaan,  b.  in  1709. 

See  (6)  Hun. 

6. 
Jannetje,  daughter  of    (1)  Jan    Jans    Oothout  and 
Hendrickie  Van  Nes,  married  Loiirens  fllaas  Van  Schaick, 

of  Kinderhook,  December  4,  1699,  and  had 

30  Hendrickie,  bp.  July  21,  1700. 

31  Gerrit,  bp.  August  30,  1702. 

32  Jannelje,  bp.  March  25,  1705. 

33  Claas  Lourense,  bp.  December  28,  1707. 

34  Johannes,  bp.  January  29,  1710. 

35  Comelis,  bp.  April  20,  1712. 

7. 
Arien,  son  of  (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout  and  (4)  Hendrickie 

Van  Nes,  was,  born  in  1676  ;  married  Lambertje,  daughter  of 
Pieter  Janse  Loockermans,  November  3,  1700,  and  had 

36  Johannes  Arien,  bp.  November  29,  1702 ;  buried  September  27, 

1756. 

37  Pieter  Loockermans,  bp.  December  17,  1704;  d.  y. 

38  Hendrickie,  bp.    December  15,    1706 ;   m.  Jacob   Van   Woert, 

October  17,  1723. 

39  Maria,  bp.  December  8,  1708. 

40  Catryna,  bp.  March  4,  1711. 

41  Pieter  Loockermans,  bp.  March  1,  1713. 

42  Anna,  bp.  January  1,  1716. 

43  Catryna,  bp.  January  11,  1718. 

44  Mayeke,  bp.  February  10, 1723. 

Arien  Oothout  was  buried  Febrnary  26,  1752. 

8. 
For  the  children  of  Feytje  Oothout  see  (8)  Myndert  Mar- 

selis. 

io. 

Jan,  son  of  (2)  Johannes   Jans   Oothout  and   Aaltje 
Evertse,  was  born   January  7,  1700;  married  (66)  Maritje, 


18<i  Oothout. 

daughter  of  (10)  Abraham  Evertse  Wendell  and  Mayken  Van 
Ness  (bp.  September  27,  1702),  June  23,  1729,  and  bad 

45  Johannes,  bp.  January  6,  1731. 

46  Mayeke,  bp.  September  24,  1782 ;  d.  y. 

47  Abraham,  bp.  December  8,  1733. 

48  Cornells,  bp.  December  7,  1735. 

49  Mayke,  bp.  April  30, 1738. 

50  Myndert,  bp.  April  20,  1740. 

51  Evert,  bp.  June  22,  1742. 

52  Alida,  bp.  October  19,  1744. 

14. 

For  the  children  of  Dorothe  Ootliout  see  (20)  Cornells 
Bogaert. 

16. 

Volckert,  son  of  (3)  Hendrick  Jans  Oothout  and  (9) 
Caatje  Volckers  Douw,  was  baptised  October  23,  1692  ;  mar- 
ried Catrine,  daughter  of  Evert  De  Eidder  and  Anna  Van 
Nes  (bp.  March  19,  1699),  and  bad 

53  Itendrick. 

54  Hendrick,  b.  January  6,  1739. 

17. 

Jan,  son  of  (3j  Hendrick  Jans  Oothout  and  (9)  Caatje 

Volckers  Douw,  was  baptised  April  7,  1695  ;  married  (64) 
Catalina,  daughter  of  (18)  William  Jacobse  Van  Densen  and 
Elizabeth  Roseboom  (b.  in  Albany  November  10,  1698),  July 
15,  1721,  and  had 

55  Catharine,  b.  April  27,  1722  ;   m.  Henry  Dumont,  of  Raritan, 

N.  J.,  November  29,  1749  ;  d.'  July  23,  1775. 

56  Elizabeth,  b.  September  21, 1724  ;  m.  Joiin  Tobias  Ten  Bboeck, 

August  15,  1745  ;  d.  January  18,  1801. 

57  Maria,  b.  April  28,  1728 ;  m.  Ernestus"  Van  Harmngen,  of  New 

Jersey  ;  d.  February  3,  1804.     He  died  of  yellow  fever  Septem- 
ber 12,  1799. 

58  Margareta,  b.  February  17,  1730  ;  d.  January  24,  1734-5. 

59  Henry,  b.  July  15,  1733,  in  New  York  ;  d.  October  21,  1738. 

60  Margaret,  b.  January  5, 1736-7;  m.  (64)  Ool.  Henry  Quackenbush, 

of  Albany,  April  27,  1764. 

61  John,  b.  December  19, 1739  ;  m.  Magdat/ena,  daugbter  of  William 

Vanderwater,  July  17,  1785  ;  d.  September  20,  1804. 


OOTHOUT.  1 87 

Jan  Oothout  died  in  New  York  August  20,  1739.  Came 
to  New  York  between  1730-33.  His  son  John  was  born  four 
months  after  his  death. 

Catalina,  widow  of  Jan  Oothout,  died  May  13,  1753,  in 
her  55th  year,  in  New  Brunswick,  N.  J. 

19. 

For  the  children  of  Hendrickie  Oothout  see  (25)  Isaac 
Bogart. 

31. 

For  the  childred  of  Annatjo  Oothout  see  (27)  Pieter 
Wouter  Quackenbush. 

33. 

Jonas,  son  of  (3)  Hendrick  Jans  Oothout  and  (9)  Caatje 

Volckers  Douw,  was  baptised  December  9, 1705  ;  married,  1st, 
(52)  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (9)  Abraham  Lansing  and  Magda- 
lena  Van  Tricht,  widow  [who  was  the  daughter  of  Abraham 
and  Elizabeth  Teller],  (bp.  November  10,  1717),  March  30, 

1741,  and  had. 

« 

62  Hendrick,  bp.  May  16, 1742 ;  m.  (60)  Lydia  Douw,  September  1, 

1765. 

63  Abraham,  bp.  May  27,  1744  ;  m.,  1st,  (129i)  Margaret  Lansing, 

November  27, 1767  ;  2d,  (168)  Helen  Lansing,  widow,  Novem- 
ber 14,  1787. 

64  Volckert,  bp.  December  26,  1747. 

65  Volckert,  bp.  September  2,  1750 ;    m.  (176)  Jannetje  Bogart, 

March  30,  1774. 

66  Magdalena,  bp.  July  8,  1753. 

Elizabeth  Lansing,  wife  of  Jonas  Ootttout,  was  buried  March  11, 
1754.  He  married,  2d,  (11)  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (7) 
Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria  Van  Tricht  (bp.  September  4, 
1715)  April  13,  1756,  and  had 

67  Johannes,  bp.  February  6,  1757. 

68  Catrina,  bp.  May  7,  1758. 

Elizabeth  Vinhagen,  widow  of  Jonas  Oothout,  died 
March,  1806,  inher  92d  year. 

It  is  recorded  in  the  old  Dutch  Bible  in  the  possession  of 
Thomas  Hun,  M.  D.,  of  Albany,  that  "  Elizabeth,  wife  of 
Jonas  Oothout,  was  the  first  person  baptised  in  the  old  Dutch 


188  Oothout. 

church  which  stood  at  the  foot  of  State  street,  and  the  last  for 
whose  death  the  bell  tolled  in  180fl,  before  the  church  was 
taken  clown,  she  being  92  years  of  age  at  her  death." 

55. 
Catharine,  daughter  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64)  Cata- 
lina  Yan  Deusen,  was  born  in  Albany  April  27,  1 722 ;  mar- 
ried Henry  Du  Mont,  of  Earitan,  K  J.,  November  29,  1749, 
and  had 

69  Johannes,  b.  September  22,  1750 ;  m. ;  d.  between  March 

20  and  May  31, 1790;  had  one  son,  John  Oothout;  died  a  minor. 

70  Hendrick,  b.  October  16,  1751 ;  d.  y. 

71  Abraham,  b.  April  27,  1753  ;  d.  y. 

72  William,  b.  May  28,  1755  ;  d.  y. 

73  Jannetje,  b.  February  20,  1757. 

74  Catalina,  b.  March  7,  1759. . 

75  Hendrick,  ) 

[■  b.  November  26,  1760  ;  d.  y. 

76  Catharine,  ) 

Henry  Du  Mont  died  November  8,  1760. 

CATiijtRiNK  Oothout,  widow  of  Henry  Dtj  Mont,  died  in 
New  York  July  23,  1775. 

56. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64)  Cata-' 
Una  Van  Deusen,  was  born  in  Albany  September  21,  1724; 
married  John  Tobias  Ten  Broeck,  August  15,  1 745,  and  had 

77  Tobyas,  b.  June  13,  1746  ;  d.  July  23, 1757. 

78  John,  b.  May  11,  1748  ;  d.  December  20,  1757. 

79  Marya,  b.  July  31,  1750. 

80  Catelyna,  b.  January  10,  1752. 

81  Elizabeth,  b.  February  16,  1754;  d.  August  8,  1754. 

82  Elizabeth,  b.  June  29,  1755 ;  d.  March  4,  1765. 

83  Cativana,  b.  November  3,  1757. 

84  Maragrieta,  b.  March  13,  1760. 

85  Johana,  b.  April  2,  1762. 

86  Lydia,  b.  May  30,  1764  ;  d.  June  10,  1765. 

87  Elizabeth,  b.  September  14,  1766  ;  d.  October,  1766. 

88  Elizabeth,  b.  September  8,  1768  ;  d.  November  27,  1771. 

John  Tobias  Ten  Broeck  was  born  October  17,  1722. 
Elizabeth  Oothout,  wife  of  John  Tobias  Ten  Broeck,  died 
January  18,  1801. 


OoTHOUT.  189 

57. 
Maria,  daughter  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64)  Catalina 
Van  Deusen,  was  born  in  Albany  April  28,1728;  married 
Ernestiis  Van  Harlingen,  of  MMerton,  N.  J.,  and  had 

89  Henry,  b.  in  1764;  d.  of  yellow  fever  September  12,  1799. 

Maria  Oothout,  widow  of  Ernestus  Van  Hablingen,  died 
February  3,  1804. 

60. 

Margarita,  daughter  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64)  Cata- 
lina Van  Deusen,  was  born  in  New  York  January  5, 1736-7 ; 
married  (64)  Colonel  Henry  Quackenbush,  of  Albany,  April 
27,  1764,  and  had 

90  Annetie,  b.  January  30,1765;  m.  (163)  Jacob  J.  Lansing,  January 

21, 1790. 

91  Oatlyna,  b.  September  11, 1766  ;  d.  in  1841. 

92  Catherina,  b.  September  6,  1768. 

93  Margarita,  b.  March  7,  1770;  d.  August,  1770. 

Margaret  Oothout,  wife  of  Colonel  Heney  Quackenbush, 

died  May  19,  1770.     He  married,  2d,  Elizabeth ,  in 

1776.     No  children. 

Colonel  Henry  Quackenbush  died  February  4,  1813. 

61. 

John,  son  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64)  Catalina  Vau 

Deusen,  was  born  in  New  York  December  19, 1739 ;  married 
Magdalena,  only  daughter  of  William  Vanderwater,  of  New 
York,  and  Elizabeth ,  July  17,  1785,  and  had 

94  Elizabeth,  b.  December   22,  1787;    m.  Daniel  Livingston,  of 

Oak  Hill,  N.  Y.,  May  23,  1809 ;  d.  April  21,  *815. 

95  John,  b.  January  12, 1789 ;  m.  Maria  Josephine  Youle,  May  27, 

1818;  d.  January  28,1858. 

96  Catelina,  b.  November  17,  1790;  d.  November  29,  1790. 

97  William,  b.  October  23,  1791;  d.  October  2,  1793. 

98  Catelina,  b.  February  2,  1794 ;  d.  s.  December  9,  18.59. 

John  Oothout  died  in  New  York  at  his  country  seat  between 
Fifth  and  Sixth   avenues  and   Nineteenth  and  Twenty-first 


100  OOTHOUT. 

streets  (then  Greenwich),  September  20,  1804.  He  was  mem- 
ber of  assembly  in  1800,  Alderman  in  New  York  in  1802. 

Magdalena  Vandekwatejb,  widow  of  John  Oothout,  died 
April  10,  1826,  m.  71  years,  11  months  and  5  days. 

63. 
Hendrick,  Jr.,  son  of  (22)  Jonas  Oothout  and  (52) 
Elizabeth  Lansing,  was  baptised  May  16, 1742;  married  (66) 
Lydia,  daughter  of    (27)  Volckert  Andries  Douw   and  (80) 
Rachel  Bogart,  September  1,  1765,  and  had 

99  Jonas,  b.  September  13,  1766 ;  d.  y. 

100  Aaltje,  b.  July  24, 1768  ;  m.  Jacob  H.  Lansing,  Jk. 

101  Jonas,  b.  October  12,  1770. 

102  Volkert  D.,  b.  December  4, 1772. 

103  Abraham,  b.  February  7,  1775. 

104  Andries,  b.  September  26, 1778. 

105  Hendrick,  b.  February  11,  1781  ;  d.  y. 

106  Elizabeth,  b.  May  20,  1782  ;  d.  y. 

107  Hendrick,  b.  March  21, 1785. 

108  Elizabeth,  b.  December  7.  1786. 

63. 

Abraham,  son  of  (22)  Jonas  Oothout  and  (52)  Elizabeth 

Lansing,  was  baptised  May  27,  1744;  married,  1st,  (129£) 
Margaret,  daughter  of  (55)  Gerrit  Janse  Lansing  and  (51) 
Elsje  Abrahamse  Lansing,  November  27,  1767,  and  had 

109  Gerrit,  bp.  January  14,  1776. 

110  Henry  A.,  bp.  June  30,  1780;  m.  Eliza  Ann  Nicoll  ;  d.  June 

27,  1846. 

111  Margaret,  bp.  August  28,  1782. 

Margaret,  wife  of  Abiiaham  Oothout,  died.  He  married,  2d,  (168) 
Helena,  daughter  of  (71)  John  J.  Lansing  and  Cathlina  Schuy- 
ler, November  14, 1787  ;  no  cb. 

Abraham  Oothout  removed  to  Schenectady  in  1759.  Dur- 
ing the  revolutionary  war  he  was  captain  of  a  company  in 
Col.  Wemple's  regiment,  and  afterward  a  general  of  militia. 
He  was  as  early  as  1810  Mayor  of  Schenectady  and  was  one 
of  the  original  founders  of  Union  College.     He  died  in  1822. 


OOTHOUT.  191 

65. 
Tolkert,  son  of  (22)  Jonas  Oothout  and  (52)  Elizabeth 

Lansing,  was  baptised  September  2,  1750;  married  (176) 
Jannetje,  daughter  of  (62)  Hendrick  Bogart  and  Engeltje 
Van  Schaick,  March  30,  1774,  and  had 

112  Jonas,  b.  September  18,  1774, 

113  Engeltje,  b.  March  22, 1776. 

114  Elizabeth,  b.  October  21,  1779. 

115  Hendrick,  b.  October  1,  1781. 

116  Magdalena,  b.  February  28,  1784. 

117  Volkert,  b.  September  10,  1786. 

118  Dorothea,  b.  September  26,  1788. 

04. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (01)  John  Oothout  and  Magde- 
lena  Tanderwater,  was  born  December  22,  1787;  married 
Daniel  Livingston,  of  Oak  Hill,  N.  Y.,  May  23,  1809,  and 
had 

119  Mary  LeRoy,  m.  George  C.  Satterlee. 

120  Eliza,  m.  James  Bowen. 

Elizabeth,  wife  of  Daniel  Livingston,  died  September  21, 
1815. 

»5. 

John,  son  of  (61)  John  Oothout  and  Magdalena  Van- 
(lerwater,  was  born  January  12,  1789;  married  Maria 
Josephine,  only  daughter  of  Joseph  Youle,  M.  D.,  of  New 
York,  May  27,  1818,  and  had 

121  John,  b.  May  2,  1819  ;  d.  December  2,  1838. 

122  Jane,  b.  February  26,  1821  ;  d.  September  22,  1839. 

123  William,  b.  January  19,  1823 ;    rn.   Jane   Eliza,  daughter    of 

George  A.  Morgan,  October  26,  1855. 

124  Maria   Josephine,  b.   December  17,  1824;  mi  James    Bowen, 

April  27,  1875  ;  d.  October  29,  1877. 

125  Henry,    b.    September    13,    1826 ;    m.    1st,   Josephine    Julia 

D'Antoine  Lentilhon,  April  4,  1850.  She  died  December  2, 
1869.  He  m.  2d,  C.  Eliza,  daughter  of  Charles  Williams,  of 
Stamford,  Conn.,  June  1,  1876. 

126  Bleecker,  b.  January  12,  1831 ;  d.  s.  March  8,  1863. 

127  Edward,  b.  August  13,  1834  ;  in.  Julia  Caroline,  daughter  of 

William  H.  Drake,  February  21,  1860. 
25 


192  Oothout. 

128  Eliza,  b.  March  12,  1837 ;  in.  Louis  Philippe  Siebert,  October 

24, 1866. 

John  Oothout  died  January  28,  1858. 
Makia  Josephine  Yottle,  widow  of  John  Oothout,  died 
March  24,  1870,  se.  75  years,  less  6  days. 

123. 
William,  son  of  (98)  John  Oothout  and  Maria  Josephine 
Toule,  was  born  January  19,   1823;   married   Jane  Eliza, 
daughter  of  George  A.  Morgan,  October  26,  1855,  and  had 

129  William,  b.  August.  6,  1856  ;  single. 

130  Pauline  Druille,  b.  November  8, 1857. 

131  George,  b.  June  10, 1862  ;  d.  August  25,  1863. 


QUACKENBUSH 


By  some  members  of  the  family  the  name  is  supposed  to 
have  been  derived  from  the  dutch  words  "  Quacken,"  to  croak 
(like  a  frog)  and  "  Boss,"  a  bush  or  "  Quackel,"  a  quail,  and 
Bosch,  a  forest. 

The  name  first  appears  on  the  Beverwyck  and  the  New 
Amsterdam  records,  spelled  Quackenbos  and  sometimes  Quack- 
bosh  or  bosch,  but  the  Albany  branches  of  the  family  generally 
spell  the  name  Quackenbush. 

• 

1. 
Pieter  Quackenbos  came  from  "Oestgeest,"  in  Hol- 
land.    He  was  in  Beverwyck  (Albany),  before  1688,  and  in 
New  Amsterdam  (New  York)  at  an  earlier  period.     The  name 
of  his  wife  was  Martje ,  they  had 

2  Reyner,  b. ;  in,  1st,  Elizabeth  Janse,  March  2, 1674 ;  2d, 

Claestjb  Jacobse,'  September  13,  1692. 

3  Johannes,  b.  1662  ;  m.,  1st,  Machtel   Post,  in   1683;  2d,  Anna 

Cltjte,  October  20, 1700. 

4  Jannetje,  b.  1663;  m.  (7)  Jacob    Cornelis   Bogaert,  January, 

1679  ;  d.  January  5,  1734,  ae.'  71  years. 

5  Magdalena,  b. ;  m.    (6)  Jonas  V.  Douw,   September   20, 

1683. 

6  Annexe,  b. ;  m .  (2)  Hendrick  Beeckman,  in  1685. 

7  Wouter,  b. ;  m.,  1st,  Nelletje  Gysbertsie  (Bogaert  ?) ; 

m,  2d.  (66)  Cornelia  Bogaert,  October  4, 1696. 

8  Adriaan,  b. ;  m.  (17)  Catharine  Van  Schaick,  January 

18, 1699. 

9  Martje,  b. ;  m.  Jacobse   Lucas   Wyngart,  November  3, 

1700. 
10  Pieter,  b. ;  m.  Neeltje  Maktntjs,  November  1, 1701. 


194  QUACKENBUSII. 

2. 

Reyner,  son  of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbos  and  Martje 

was  born  in  Holland.  He  married,  1st,  Lysebet  (Elizabeth) 
Janse,  of  Flushing,  L.  I.,  March  2,  1674,  in  New  York,  and 
had  as  far  as  known 

11  Iiivertje, ) 

[•  bp.  in  Albany,  December  9, 1685. 

12  Claaa,      )  d.  y. 

13  Claas,  bp.  in  Albany,  September  15.  1689. 

Liysebet,  wife  of  Beynek  Quackenbos  died.    He  married,  2d,  Claestje 
Jacobse,  September  IS,  1692,  and  had 

14  Jacob,  bp.  June  4,  1693,  in  New  York. 

15  Marritie,  bp.  February  16,  1696,  in  New  York. 

16  Johannes,  bp.  January  22, 1699,  in  New  York. 

17  Abraham,  bp.  February  25,  1705. 

Reyner  Quackenbos  came  with  his  parents  from  "  Oestgeest," 
Holland. 

3. 

Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbos  and  Martje 

-,  was  born  in  1662 ;  married,  1st  Machtel,  daughter  of 


John  Post,  in  1683,  and  had 

18  Geertruy,  bp.  May  10,  1684. 

19  Machtel,  bp.  February  13,  1687. 

20  Abraham,  bp.  March  23,  1690;  d.  y. 

21  Isaac,  bp.  February  19,  1693  ;  d.  y. 

22  Jacob,  bp.  November  17,  1695  ;  d.  y. 

Machtel,  wj  f e  of  Johannes  Quackenbos,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Anna, 
daughter  of  Johannes  Clute,  and  Bata  Van  SHchtenhorst, 
October  20,  1700,  and  had 

23  Johannes,  b.  January  4,  1702  ;   m.,  1st,  Helen  Clute,  June  26, 

1731  ;  m.,  2d,  Helena  Van  Olinda,  February  12, 1755. 

24  Bata,  bp.  December  7,  1707. 

25  Abraham,  bp.  November  3,  1710  ;  m.,  Bata  Oudekkikk.  January 

11,  1740;  d.  in  1761. 

26  Isaac,  bp.  January  25,  1713  ;   m.   Rebecca    GbOOT,   October  27, 

1737. 

27  Jacob,  bp.  October  30,  1715. 

28  Gerardus,  bp.  March  11,  1721  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Van  Vobst,  April 

25. 1747. 


QtTACKENBUSH.  195 

Johannes  Quackenbos  resided  in  Niskayuna  near  Albany. 
He  with  his  brother  Reyner  (or  Reinier,  or  Reyer  as  he  was 
sometimes  called),  owned  farms  on  the  north  side  of  the  Mo- 
hawk river  in  the  present  town  of  Clifton  Park,  which  were 
extended  north  one  mile  by  patent  April  22,  1708. 

7. 

Wouter,  son  of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbos  and  Martje 

was  bom ;  married,  1st,  Nelletje  Gysbertsie,*  and  had 

29  Geertruy,  b. ;  m.   (7)  Johannes  Claas   Groesbeck,  De- 

cember 17,  1699. 

30  Martfe,  bp.  May  7,  1684. 

31  Pieter,  bp.  March  18, 1688;  d.  y. 

32  Marytje,  bp.  September  13,  1691;  m.   (9)  Nicholas   Guoesbeck 

about  1711. 

Nelletje  Gyslbertsie,  wife  of  Wouter  Quackenbos,  died.  He 
married,  2d,  (66)  Cornelia,  daughter  of  (15)  Lounes  or  Lourens 
Bogaert  of  New  York,  October  4,  1696,  and  had 

33  Nelletje,  b.  August  22,  1697;  m.  Jesse  De  Forest,  August  22, 

1718;  d.  April  7,  1789. 

34  Cornelia,  bp.  September  3,  1699. 

35  Maria,  bp.  April  10,  1702;  m.  Johannes  De  Fobest,  October  12, 

1725  ;  d.  October  13,  1777. 

36  Pieter,  bp.  June  9,  1706;  m.  (21)  Annatje  Oothout,  December 

27,  1733. 

37  Johannes,  b.  November  10, 1709  ;  m.  (162)  Margriet.te  Bogaert, 

December  20,  1730. 

Cornelia  Bogaert,  wife  of  Woutejj  Quackenbos,  died  No- 
vember 18,  173;"). 

8. 
Adriaan,  son  of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbos  and  Martje -, 

was  born  ;  married  (17)  Catharine,  daughter  of  (5) 

Sybrant  Van  Schaiek  and  (6)  Elizabeth  Vanderpoel,  January 
18,  1699,  and  had 

38  Machtel,  bp.  January  7,  1700. 

39  Sybrant,  bp.  June   14,  1702 ;    m.  Elizabeth  Knickerbacker, 

February  8,  1725. 

*  On  page  87,  family  No.  7.  it  is  stated  that  Johannes  Groesbeck  married  Geertruy, 
daushter  of  Wouter  Quackenbush  and  Neeltje  Uuysbertse  Bogaert,  possiMj/  vHdow 
of  Cornell's  Teunise  Dcnyse.  This  statement  has  been  found  to  oe  erroneous. 
Wouter  Quackenbush  married  Nelletje  Oysbertsic,  but  what  her  surname  was  has 
not  been  ascertained. 


196  QuACKENBUSH. 

40  Adriaan,  bp.  December  6,  1704 ;  d.  y. 

41  Adriaan,  bp.  August  17,  1707. 

42  Johannes,  bp.  October  28, 1710 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Rtjmbly,  December 

22,  1729. 

43  Gosen,  bp.  October  19,  1712. 

44  Gideon,  bp.  December  25,  1714. 

45  Anthony,  bp.  October  13, 1717. 

46  Elizabeth,  bp.  October  28, 1719. 

Adriaan  Quackenbos  resided  in  "  Schaatkooke." 

10. 
Pieter,  son  of  (1)  Pieter  Quackenbos  and  Martje , 

was  born  ;   married   Neeltje   Marens  (Marinus),  of 

Schenectady,  November  1,  1701,  and  had 

47  David,  bp.  June  21,  1702  ;  m.  Annetje  Scott,  May  11,  1723. 

48  Abraham,  bp.  November  19,  1704 ;  d.  y. 

49  Maghtel,  bp.  December  30,  1705. 

50  Abraham,  bp.  September  19, 1708. 

51  Jeremiah,  bp.  October  26,  1713. 

52  Rachel,  bp.  January  22, 1716. 

• 

Pieter  Quackenbos  was  buried  July  20,  1748.     He  bought 
lands,  in  1783,  on  the  Mohawk  river,  of  Edward  Collins. 

S3. 
Johannes,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  Quackenbos  and  his 

second  wife  Anna  Clute,  was  born  January  4, 1702  ;  married, 
1st,  Helen,  daughter  of  Frederick  Clute  and  Francyntje  Du 
Mont,  June  26,  1731,  and  had 

53  Francinca,  b.  December  25,  1733  I  m.  Isaac  Van  Vkanken. 

54  Bata,  b.  October  19,  1735 ;  m.  Claas  De  Graaf. 

55  Frederick,  b.  December  21,  1737;  m.  Maria  Bitterly,  December 

1,  1768. 

56  Annatje,  b.  July  24,  1748 ;  m.  Jeremiah  De  Graaf. 

Helen,  wife  of  Johannes  Quackenbos,  died.     Be  married,  2d,  Helena 
Van  Olinda,  February  12,  1755  ;  no  record  of  children. 

25. 
Abraham,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  Quackenbos  and  his 

second  wife  Anna  Clute,  was  baptised  November  3,1710; 


Qdackenbush.  197 

married  Rata,  daughter  of  Pieter  Ouderkirk,  January  11, 1740, 
and  had 

57  Johannes,  b.  February  11.  1750;  d.  July  28,  1839. 

58  Lena,  bp.  July  7,  1754. 

59  Matilda,  b.  August  29,  17C1  ;  m.  John  Wood. 

Abraham  Quackenbos  died  in  1761. 

The  record  of  this  family  is  imperfect;  he  probably  had 
other  children  before  the  birth  of  Johannes. 

Isaac,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  Quackenbos  and  his  second 
wife  Anna  Clute,  was  baptised  Jannary  25,  1713 ;  married 
Rebecca,  daughter  of  Dirk  Simonse  Groot  and  Elizabeth 
Vander  Volgen,  of  Schenectady,  October  27,  1737,  and  had 

60  Annatje,  b.  July  6,  1738  ;  m.  Albert  H.  Veddeu. 

61  Bata,  b.  August  7, 1747 ;  m.  Frederick  Bradt. 

62  John,  b.  August  9, 1750  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Groot. 

36. 
Pieter,  son  of  (7)  Wouter  Pieterse  Quackenbush  and  his 

second  wife  (66)  Cornelia  Bogaert,  was  baptised  June  9, 1706  ; 
married  (21)  Annetje,  daughter  of  (3)  Ilendrick  Janse  Oothout 
and  (9)  Caatje  Volckers  Douw  (b.  December  15,  1703), 
December  27,  1733,  and  had 

63  Wouter,  b.  August  11,  1735  ;  m.  Bata  Clute,  October  29, 1763. 

64  Hendrick,  b.  August  17,  1737;    m.  (60)  Margaret    Oothout, 

April  27,  1764. 

65  Jan,  b.  April  8, 1742  ;  m.  (72)  Cornelia  Quackenbush,  April  7, 

1768. 

Annetje  Oothout,  wife  of  Pieter  Quackenbush,  died 
January  30,  1757. 

37. 

Johannes,  son  of  (7)  Wouter  Pieterse  Quackenbush 

and  his  second  Avife  (66)  Cornelia  Bogaert,  was  bora  Novem- 
ber 10,  1709  ;  married  (162)  Margrietje,  daughter  of  (61)  Claas 
(Nicholas)  J.  Bogaert  and  his  second  wife  Margrietje  (Grietje) 
Jans  (b.  March  1,  1713),  December  20,  1730,  and  had 


1 98  Quackenbusii. 

66  A  son,  not,  named,  b.  July  2,  1731  ;  d.  July  24, 1781. 

67  Wouter,  b.  August  29,  1732;   m.  Cet.te  Roerbagh,  October  27, 

1757;  d.  August  5,  1785. 

68  Nicholas,  b.  August  25,  1734 ;  m.  Catharina  Van  Pelt,  April 

30,1758;  d.  1813  in  Albany. 

69  Pieter,  b.  November  28,  1738  ;  m.  Maria  Shisley,  1709  ;  d.  in 

Albany ,  December  25,  1787. 

70  Cornelia,  b.  June  14,  1740  ;  d.  September  11,  1745. 

71  Johannes,  b.  March  9,  1742;   m.  Cetje  DeWitt,   November  10, 

17G3. 
7H  Cornelius,  b.  June  27,  1744  ;  d.  May  20, 1745. 

72  Cornelia,  b.   September  16,  1748  ;   m.   (65)  Jan   Quackenbush, 

April  7,  1768. 

Johannes  Quackenbush  died  in  New  York,  December  22, 
1774,  and  was  buried  in  Albany. 

Margrietje  Bogaert,  widow  of  Johannes  Quackenbush, 
died  in  Albany  at  3  o'clock  p.  m.,  October  3,  1785. 

(Her  mother,  Marchriktje  (Jans)  Bogaeet,  died  September 
10,  1742.) 

39. 

Syforlint,  son  of  (8)  Adriaan  Quackenbush  and  (17) 
Catharine  Tan  Schaick,  -was  baptised  June  14, 1702 ;  married 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Johannes  Harmense  Knickerbacker 
of  Schaatkooke,  and  Anna  Quackenbusii,  (bp.  November  1, 
1702),  February  8,  1725,  and  had 

73  Catharina,  bp.  September  5,  1725. 

74  Anna,  bp.  February  25,  1728. 

75  Johannes,  bp.  May  —  1729;   m.  Jannetje  Viele,  December  9, 

1758. 

76  Adriaan,  bp.  March  18,  1732;   m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Clute;   2d, 

Volkie  VandenBergh,  July  9,  1787. 

77  Annatje,  bp.  January  8.  1735. 

78  Elizabeth,  bp.  September  11,  1737  ;  d.  y. 

79  Herman,  bp.  December  6,  1738  ;  m.  Judith  Morrell  about  1761, 

80  Neeltje,       i 

[  bp.  February  28, 1742. 

81  Elizabeth,) 

42. 

Johannes,  son  of  (8)  Adriaan  Quackenbush  and  (17) 

Catharine  Van  Schaick,  was  baptised   October    28,  1710  ; 


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married  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Rumbly  (Rumney  ?) 
of  London,  England,  and  Johanna  Van  Oorlaar,  December 
22,  1729,  and  had 

82  Johanna,  bp.  August  30,  1730. 

83  Adriaan,  bp.  November  17,  1734. 

84  Cathrina,  bp.  October  2C,  1735. 

85  Elizabeth,  bp.  September  10,  1738. 

86  Goosen,  bp.  May  27,  1744. 

63. 
Wouter,  son  of  (36)  Pieter  Quackenbush  and  (21)  An- 
netje  Oothout,  was  born  August   11,    1735  ;    married  Bata, 
daughter  of  Johannes  and    Anna  Clute  (bp.  November  18, 
1739),  October  29,  1763,  and  had 

87  Pieter,  b.  September  12,  1764. 

64. 
Hendrick,  (or  Henry)  son  of  (36)  Pieter  Quackenbush 
and  (21)  Annatje  Oothout,  was  born  August  17,  1737 ;  mar- 
ried (60)  Margaret,  daughter  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64) 
Catalina  Van  Densen  (b.  July  15,  1736),  April  27,  1764,  and 
had 

88  Annatje,  b.  January  30,  1705  ;  in.  (163)  Jacoh  J.  Lansing,  Janu- 

ary 21,  1790. 

89  Catalina,  b.  September  11,  1766  ;  d.  1841. 

90  Cathrina,  b.  September  6,  1768. 

91  Margarita,  b.  March  7, 1770  ;  d.  August  1770. 

Margaret  Oothout,  wife  of  Colonel  Hendrick  (or  Henry)  Quack- 
enbush, died  May  19, 1770.    He  married,  2d,  Elizabeth , 

in  1776,  by  whom  be  had  do  children. 

Colonel  Quackenbush  died  February  4,  1813. 

Colonel  Quaokenkush  was  a  provincial  officer  in  the  Brit- 
ish army  under  Lords  Amherst  and  Abercrombie  during  the 
French  war^  He  was  engaged  in  the  attack  on  Crown 
Point  and  Ticonderoga.  He  was  in  the  same  mess  with  Lord 
Howe  and  was  very  near  him  when  he  was  shot  in  the  forest 
by  the  Indians.  Colonel  Quackknbush  was  Chairman  of  the 
Albany  Committee  of  Safety  in  the  revolutionary  war.  He 
26 


200  QuACKENBUSH. 

was  wounded  when  in  command  of  his  regiment  in  the  last 
attack  of  the  American  troops  led  by  General  Arnold  against 
the  British  army  at  Saratoga,  and  he  commanded  the  guard  of 
two  hundred  men  who  brought  General  Burgoyne  to  Albany, 
after  the  last  battle,  where  he,  General  Burgoyne,  was  con- 
fined in  the  house  of  General  Schuyler  in  the  south  part  of 
the  city.  The  house  now,  1882,  occcupied  by  the  Tracy  family. 
Colonel  Quackenbush  received  an  autograph  letter  from 
General  Burgoyne,  thanking  him  for  kindness  and  attention 
shown  the  latter  while  a  prisoner  under  his  charge. 

65. 

Jan,  son  of  (36)  Pieter  Quackenbush  and  (21)  Annatje 
Oothout,  was  born  April  8,  1742 ;  married  (72)  Cornelia, 
daughter  of  (37)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and  (162)  Margrietje 
Bogaert,  of  New  York,  (b.  September  16,  1748),  April  7,  1768, 
and  had 

92  Pieter,  b.  August  27, 1769  ;  d.  September  23,  1769. 

93  Pieter,  b.  November  7,  1771. 

94  Johannes,  b.  October  14,  1778  ;  d.  y. 

95  Wouter,  b.  September  20,  1775 ;  d.  y. 

96  Anna,  b.  December  18,  1779. 

97  Hendrick,  b.  July  20,  1782  ;  d.  y. 

98  Johannes,  b.  October  31,  1784. 

99  Margarita,  b.  June  6, 1788. 

100  Walter,  b.  November  6,  1791. 

101  Henry,  born  November  22,  1793. 

67. 
Wonter,  son  of  (37)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and  (162) 
Margrietje  Bogaert,  was  born  in 'New  York,  .August  29,  1732 ; 
married  Cetje,  daughter  of  Gerrit   and  Alida  Eoerbagh,  in 
New  York,  October  27,  1757,  and  had , 

102  Johannis,  b.  October  27,  1758  ;  d.  August  27,  1759,  in  New  York. 

103  Sophina,  b.  January  6,  1760. 

104  Johannis,  b.  October  17,  1761  ;  d.  August  8,  1703,  in  Sew  York. 

105  Gerrit,  b.  September  5,  1763. 

106  Margrietje,  b.  December  1,  1765. 

107  A  daughter  b.  September  17,  1767. 

108  A  daughter  b.  April  28,  1769. 

109  A  daughter  b.  September  7,  1771. 


QUACKENBUSH.  201 

Wouter  Quackenbush  resided  in  New  York.  At  the  birth 
of  his  3d  daughter,  his  sister  Cornelia  and.  his  cousin  Johannes 
Quackenbush,  her  husband,  came  from  Albany  to  act  as 
sponsors. 

Woutee  Quackenbush  died  August  5,  1785. 

68. 
Nicholas,  son  of  (37)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and  (162) 
Margrietje   Bogaert,  was    born  August  25,  1734;    married 
Catharine,  daughter  of  Johannes  (?)  Van  Pelt,  April  30, 1758, 
and  had 

110  Margrielje,  b.  March  18,  1759  ;  d.  June  26,  1831. 

111  John,  b.  January  15,  1761  ;  d.  May  6, 1767. 

112  Nicholas,  b.  August  31,  1764 ;  m.  Ajwetje  Gansevoort. 

113  Meysie,  b.  January  23, 1766. 

114  John,  b.  May  10,  1768  ;  d.  May  29,  1768. 

115  John,  b.  August  3,  1769 ;  d.  January  10, 1770. 

116  Cetje,  b.  February  26,  1771  ;  d.  July  13,  1772. 

117  John  N.  b.  March  20,  1775  ;   m.  Nancy  Smith  ;  d.   October  6, 

1846. 

9 

Catharine  (Getje)  Van  Pelt,  wife  of  Nicholas  Quacken- 
isush,  died  in  childbed,  March  20,  1775. 

Nicholas  Quackenbush  died  February  19,  1813. 

69. 
Pieter,  son  of  (37)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and  (162) 
Margrietje  Bogaert,  was  born  November  28,  1738;  married 
Maria  Shisley  (Shipfield  or  Sheffield),  in  1769,  and  had 

118  Pekke  (Margaret),  b. ,  1770. 

119  Cornelia,  b.  October  18,  1772. 

120  Johannes,  b.  April  24,  1776. 

121  Willem,  b.  November  27,  1778 ;  d.  y. 

122  Willem,  b.  November  21,  1789. 

123  Petrus,  b.  February  16,  1783  ;  d.  y. 

124  Petrus,  b.  November  9,  1784. 

125  Maria,  b.  April  17,  1787. 

Pieter  Quackenbush  died  in  Albany  December  25,  1787. 

71. 
Johannes,  son  of  (37)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and  (162) 


202  QuACKENBUSH. 

Margrietje  Bogart,  was  born  March  9,  1742 ;  married  Cetje, 
daughter  of  John  and  Nancy  De  Witt,  November  10,  1763, 
and  had 

126  Margriet,  b.  March  20, 1765,  in  New  York  ;  m.  Peter  Wynkoop 

(b.  December  27, 1755).     She  died  May  5,  1851. 

127  Ritsana  or  Anna,  b.  September  5,1767  ;  m.  Thomas  Greenleaf; 

d.  1865. 

128  John,  b.  April  19,  1770;  d.  September  22,  1771. 

129  John,  b.  July  2,  1772  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Minthorne  ;  d.  Septem- 

ber 12,  1795. 

130  Catharine,  b. ;  m.  Harman  Gansevoort,  son  of  General 

Gansevoort,  the  hero  of  Fort  Stanwix(?) ;  no  ch. 

131  Gertrude,  b.  ;  m.  John  Leggett,  of   Westchester ;  d. 

March,  1859. 

132  Nicholas  J.,  b. ;  m.  Ann  Neville  ;  d.  November  7, 1847. 

133  George  Clinton,  b.  December  31,  1784;   m.  Catharine  Joan 

Payn  (b.  September  21, 1794).     He  died  January  31. 1858.     She 
died  September  21,  1868. 

134  Peter,  b.  ;  went  to  sea  in  September,  1811  ;  vessel  never 

heard  from  afterward. 

Johannes  Quackenbush  died  in  1824. 

112. 

Nicholas,  son  of  (68)  Nicholas  Quackenbush  and  Cath- 
arine Van  Pelt,  M-as  born  August  31, 1764;  married  Annetje, 
daughter  of  Peter  Gansevoort  and  Gerritje  Ten  Eyck  (b.  March 
13.  1766),  and  had 

135  Catharine,  b.  November  16, 1793  ;  d.  s.  June  23,  1881. 

136  Nicholas,  b.  February  29,  1796  ;  d.  s.  June  15,  1877. 

137  Gansevoort,  b.  February  19,  1801 ;  d.  s.  June  1, 1857. 

Nicholas  Quackenbush  died  in  Albany  January  26,  L*23. 

His  three  children  were  left  by  him  in  comfortable  circum- 
stances, and  by  frugality  they  inereased'their  wealth  which  on 
the  death  of  each  was  left  to  the  survivors,  until  the  last  had  a 
fortune  of  between  four  and  five  hundred  thousand  dollars, 
which  she  left  by  will  to  her  relatives  and  for  charitable 
purposes. 

Annetjk  Gansevoort,  widow  of  Nicholas  Qoackenbush, 
died  December  16,  1828. 


QUACKENBUSH.  203 

117. 

John  ST.,  son  of  (68)  Nicholas  Quackenbush  and  Cath- 
arine Tan  Pelt,  was  Lorn  March  20,  1775';  married  Nancy, 
daughter  of  Solomon  Smith  and  Tamar  Piatt,  and  had 

138  Nicholas,  b.  February  13,  1805 ;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Gibbons, 

November  31,  1825  ;  2d,  Juliet  Worthington. 

139  Catharine,  d.  y. 

140  Smith,  b.  March  13,  1809. 

141  Jane,  b. ,  1816 ;  m.  Judge  Ira  A.  Eastman. 

142  Catharine,  b.  June,  1818 ;  m.  Arlond  Carroll,  October  26, 

1836  ;  d.  May  22,  1865. 

143  John  Van  Pelt,  (M.  D.),  b.  June  3,   1819;  m.  Elizabeth   A. 

Wright,  September  9,  1846;  d.  June  8,  1876. 

144  Stephen  P.,  b.  January  23,  1823;  m.  Cynthia  WlliGnT,  January 

18,  1849. 

145  Philip,  d.  y. 

146  Margaret,  b.  June  29,  1828  ;  m.,  1st,  Charles  D.  Marsh,  August 

3,  1847 ;  2d ,  John  M.  Boyd,  February  14,  1873. 

John  N.  Quackenbush  died  in  Albany  October  6,  1846. 
Nancy  Smith,  widow  of  John  N.  Quackenbush,  died  in 
Albany  May,  1866. 

126. 

Slargriet,  daughter  of  (71)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and 
Cetje  l)e  Witt,  was  born  March  20,  1765 ;  married  Peter 
Wynkoop  (b.  December  27,  1755),  and  had 

147  Sarah,  b.  June  24,  1788  ;  m.  Joseph  Packard,  d.  January  81, 

1842. 

148  Harriet,  b.  November  23, 1793  ;  m.  Oliver  Dunning  ;  d.  Febru- 

1, 1875. 

149  Richard,  (Rev.),  b.  December  16,  1798  ;  m.  Catharine  Schure- 

jiak  ;  d.  April  5,  1842. 

150  Jeffersen,  (Rev.),  b.  September  11, 1801  ;  m.  Jane  Scott  Shaw. 

151  Julia  Anna,  b.  September  9, 1811 ;  m.  Lockwood  King  Campbell. 

Peter  Wynkoop  died  January  26,  1835. 
Margriet  Quackenbush,  widow  of  Peter  Wynkoop,  died 
May  5,  1851. 

127. 

Ritsana  or  Anna,  daughter  of  (71)  Johannes  Quack- 
enbush and  Cetje  De  Witt,  was  born  September  5,  1767  : 
married  Thomas  Greenleaf,  and  had 


204:  QUACKENBUSH. 

152  Joseph,  b. ;  m.  Emeline  Matilda  Rile*. 

153  Eliza,  b. ;  in.  Rev.  Preserved  Smith. 

154  Catharine. 

155  Anna. 

Anna  Quackenbush,  wife  of  Thomas  Geeenleaf,  died  in 
1865. 

139. 
John,  sou  of  (71)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and  Cetje 

De  Witt,  was  born  July  2,  1772 ;  married  Elizabeth   Mint- 
home,  and  had 

156  Mangle  Minthome,  m.  Julia  Anna  Clarke. 
John  Quackenbush  died  September  12,  1795. 

131. 

Gertrude,  daughter  of  (71)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and 
Cetje   De   Witt,   married    John   Leggett,   of   Westchester, 

and  had 

. 

157  John,  (Rev.);  ni.  Mart  Bleecker  and  had  18  children. 

158  Caroline,  m.  Rev.  Richard  C.  Suiniieall  and  had  10  children. 

159  Anna  Georgina,  m.  Charles  Radclifpe  and  had 

1  Mary,  dead. 

2  Herman,  dead . 

160  Catharine,  m.  Cornelius  Nagle  and  had 

1  Catharine,  dead. 

2  Gertrude. 

3  Cornelia. 

161  Gertrude,  m.,  1st,  Dr.  John  Lasher  and  had 

1  John. 

2  Julia. 

3  Gertrude. 

Married,  2d, Nickloy. 

162  Theodore,  d.  s. 

Gertrude  Quackenbush,  wife  of  John  Leggett,  died  March,  1859. 

133. 
Nicholas  J.,  son  of  (71)  Johannes  Quackenbush  and 
Cetje  De  Witt,  married  Ann  Neville,  and  had 


Quackenbush.  205 

163  Eliza  C,  in.  Woolset  G.  Sterling,  and  bad 

1  Anna. 

2  Clarence. 

3  Leonard. 

164  Henry  Feltus,  (M.  D.),  m.  Mrs.  Margaret  Robinson  (nee  Jack) 

and  had 

1  Henry  Nicholas. 

165  John,  m.  Roxanna  Albertson,  and  had 

1  Julia,  m.  William  S.  Thayer,  and  had  3  children, 
a  Nicholas, 
b  Henry, 
c  Anna  Neville. 

166  Nicholas,  m.  Catharine  M.  Salmon,  and  had 

1  Frank  Salmon. 

2  Hugh  Maxwell. 

Nicholas  J.  Quackenbush  died  November  7,  1847. 

133. 

George  Clinton,  son  of  (71)  Johannes  Quackenbush 
and  Cetje  De.  Witt,  was  bom  December  31,  1784;  married 
Catharine  Joan  Payn,  and  had 

167  Mary  Emeline,  b.  October  13,  1821  ;  d.  s.  January  6,  1866. 

168  George  Payn,  b.  September  4,  1826 ;  m.  Louisa  B.  Duncan, 

and  had 

1  John  Duncan,  (M.  D.),  m.  Laura   Amelia  Pinkney, 

and  had 

a  Alice  Pinkney. 
b  Caroline  Duncan, 
c  A  boy  not  named. 

2  Mary  Louise,  m.  Theodore  R.  Shear,  and  had 

a  George  Payn  Quackenbush. 
b  Frederick  Duncan. 

George  Clinton  Quackenbush  died  January  31,  1858. 
Catharine  Joan  Payn,  widow  of  George  Clinton  Quacken- 
bush, died  September  21,  1868. 

138. 

Nicholas,  son  of  (117)  John  N.  Quackenbush  and  Nancy 

Smith,  was  born  in  Albany  February  13,  1805 ;  married,  1st, 


206  QUACKENBUSH. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  James  Gibbons,  November  31,  1825, 
and  had 

169  Anna,  b.  June  13,  1831 ;  in.  William  B.  Gale  ;  d.  December  7, 

1879. 

170  John  N.,  b.  May  30,  1833 ;  ni.  Maria  L.  Howe. 

Elizabeth,  wife  of  Nicholas  Quackenbush,  died  July  28,  1844.  He 
married,  2d,  Juliet,  daughter  of  William  Worthington  and 
Harriet  Anderson,  and  had 

170}  Elizabeth. 

171  Nicholas. 

Nicholas  Quackenbush  died    in  Washington,  March    20, 

1875. 

Nicholas  Quackenbush  was  for  many  years  a  clerk  in  the 
Treasury  Department,  Washington.  He  was  a  gentleman 
of  fine  intellect  and  one  of  the  most  trusted  employes  of  the 
government.  He  had  a  large  circle  of  friends  and  was  greatly 
esteemed  by  all  who  knew  him. 

141. 

Jane*  daughter  of  (117)  John  N.  Quackenbush  and  Nancy 
Smith,  was  born  in  Albany  in  181  fi  ;  married  Judge  Ira  A. 
Eastman,  of  Gilmanton,  N".  H.,  and  had 

172  Anna  Q.  b. .  m.  David  C'ltoss  of  Manchester,  N.  II.,  and 

had 

1  Clarence,  b.  ;  d . . 

2  Allan. 

3  Edward. 

173  Clarance,  b. .  m.  Helen  McDotjgal,  no  ch  ;  dead. 

Judge  Ira  A.  Eastman,  died  in  Manchester,  New  Hamp- 
shire, in  1881. 

"  Judge  Eastman  was  bom  in  Gilmanton,  N.  H.,  January  1, 
1809.  He  received  a  classical  education  and  graduated  at 
Dartmouth  College  in  the  class  of  1829.  Re, pursued  the  study 
of  law  with  Judge  Willard  of  Troy,  N.  Y.,  and  upon  admit- 
tance to  the  Bar  commenced  to  practice  in  that  place.  He  re- 
turned to  Gilmanton  in  1834  and  opened  an  office  there.  In 
1835  he  was  chosen  clerk  of  the  Senate  of  the  State  of  New 
Hampshire.     In  18?>C  he  was  elected  a  representative  from  his 


QaACKENBUSfl.  207 

native  town  to  the  State  legislature ;  was  re-elected  in  1837  and 
again  in  1838,  and  during  the  last  two  years  was  Speaker  of  the 
House.  In  1836  he  was  appointed  by  the  Governor  and 
Council,  Register  of  Probate  for  Stratford  County,  and  con- 
tinued to  hold  the  position  until  1839.  In  that  year  he  was 
elected  a  member  of  the  House  of  Representatives  of  the  26th 
Congress;  two  years  later  was  elected  to  the  27th,  serving  with 
distinction  as  a  member  of  that  body  from  1839  to  1843. 
After  his  retirement  from  Congress  he  was  called  to  the  Bench 
where  he  served  continuously  until  1859,  as  a  Judge  of  Com- 
mon Pleas  from  1844  to  1849,  of  the  Supreme  Court  from 
1S49  to  1855,  and  of  the  Superior  Judicial  Court  from  1855 
to  his  retirement  from  the  Bench. 

In  1863  he  was  complimented  by  the  Democratic  party  of 
New  Hampshire  with  a  nomination  as  candidate  for  Governor, 
and  in  1866  he  was  supported  by  the  same  parly  as  candidate 
for  United  States  Senator.  In  1858  his  "Alma  Mater"  con- 
ferred upon  him  the  degree  of  LL.  D.,  and  in  1859  he  was 
chosen  one  of  fhe  trustees  of  that  institution,  which  position 
he  continued  to  hold  until  his  death. 

From  1834  up  to  the  time  of  his  decease,  when  not  engaged 
in  the  performance  of  official  duties,  he  was  in  the  active  and 
successful  practice  of  his  profession,  in  which  he  ranked  among 
the  strong  men  of  the  State. 

At  the  age  of  27  the  chosen  representative  of  his  native 
town  in  the  Legislature  of  the  State ;  at  the  age  of  28  Speaker 
of  the  House ;  at  30  a  representative  from  the  Granite  State  in 
the  National  Congress ;  at  35  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Com- 
mon Pleas  ;  at  40  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court ;  at  50  vol- 
untarily retiring  from  the  Bench  and  laying  aside  his  judicial 
robes  after  fifteen  years  of  honorable  and  distinguished  ser- 
vice. For  nearly  half  a  century  he  was  prominently  before 
the  public  and  an  important  character  in  the  history  of  the 
State  of  New  Hampshire. 

To  whatever  official  position  he  was  called  he  more  than 

filled  its  requirements,  and  ever  answered  the  just  expectations 

of  his  friends.     He  was  faithful  to  every  trust.     Unswerving 

fidelitv,  tireless  industry  and  marked  ability  were  all  illustrated 

27 


208  QUACKENBUSH. 

in  his  public  life.  From  the  beginning  to  the  close  of  his 
career  he  ever  retained  the  confidence  and  respect  of  the  people 
whom  he  served  so  long  and  well.  At  the  age  of  over  three 
score  and  ten,  ripe  in  years,  rich  in  honors,  he  passed  away 
without  a  stain  to  mar  the  fair  record.  Upon  the  Bench  he 
never  arrogated  to  himself  a  superior  wisdom  ;  he  gave  to  all  a 
patient  and  courteous  hearing  ;  he  made  the  young  practitioner 
feel  that  he  had  "  a  friend  at  court,"  and  on  the  Bench,  as  in 
the  Bar,  he  never  forgot  the  amenities  due  to  his  professional 
associates." 

Mrs.  Jane  Quackenbush  Eastman,  his  widow,  resides  in 
Manchester,  N.  H. 

142. 

Catharine,  daughter  of  (lit)  John  N.  Quackenbush 
and  Nancy  Smith,  was  born  in  Albany  June  2, 1818 ;  married 
Arlond  Carroll,  October  26,  1836,  and  had 

174  John  N.,  b.  February  3,  1838. 

175  Anna,  d.  y. 

176  .Arlond,  d.  y. 

177  Henry,  b.  September  13,  1844 ;  m.  Sarah  Elizabeth  Cook, 

April  13,  1875. 

Arlond  Carroll  died  in  Albany  April  12,  1863. 

Catharine  Quackenbush,  widow  of  Arlond  Carroll,  died 
in  Albany  May  22,  1865. 

Colonel  (jarroll  was  up  to  the  time  of  his  death  a  lumber 
merchant  in  Albany. 

143. 

John  "Van  Pelt,  (M.  D.),  son  of  (11?)  John  N.  Quacken- 
bush and  Nancy  Smith,  was  born  in  Albany  June  3,  1819; 
married  Elizabeth  A.,  daughter  of  Deodatus  Wright  and 
Louisa  Maria  Heriick,  September  9,  1846,  and  had 

178  Louisa  Maria,   b.    July  24,    1848 ;   m.   Lieutenant-Commander 

Charles  H.  Davis,  U.  S.  N.,  March  31,  1875. 

Dr.  John  Van  Pelt  Quackenbush  died  in  Albany  June  8, 
1876. 

His  father  John  N.  Quackenbush  was  trained  to  the  pro- 
fession of  Law,  but  his  interests  at  an  early  period  forced  his 


QuAOKENBUSH.  209 

attention  to  other  affairs,  and  he  became  largely  concerned  in 
the  lumber  trade  —  one  of  the  most  important  departments  of 
business  in  Albany.  Dr.  John  Quackenbusii  when  a  boy 
lived  among  his  books  and  found  his  chief  diversion  in  games 
that  called  into  exercise  his  ingenuity  or  his  love  for  fun.  At 
school  he  easily  maintained  high  rank.  His  preparatory  studies 
for  college  were  pursued  at  the  Albany  Academy,  and  he 
entered  an  advanced  class  at  Williams  College,  joining  the 
Sophomore  class  in  1S35;  the  same  diligence,  love  of  study 
and  thoughtful  manner  characterized  him  in  college  that  marked 
him  at  home.  While  in  college  he  became  a  member  of  the 
"  Sigma  Phi "  society.  Of  his  studies  he  specially  excelled  in 
the  Classics,  and  in  the  Junior  year  of  his  college  course  he 
was  assigned  the  honor  of  delivering  the  Greek  oration.  He 
was  honorably  graduated  at  Williams  College  in  1838.  He 
then  commenced  the  study  of  Medicine  in  the  office  of  Dr. 
Peter  Wendell,  of  Albany,  and  received  his  diploma  of  Doctor 
of  Medicine  in  1S42  from  the  Albany  Medical  College.  Dur- 
ing the  period  of  his  medical  course  he  was  noted  for  his 
earnest  and  energetic  devotion  to  study.  He  opened  an  office 
at  once,  after  being  qualified  for  practice,  and  such  was  the 
early  recognition  of  his  powers  that  he  was  soon  surrounded 
by  a  large  circle  of  patients.  It  was  the  habit  of  close  observa- 
tion of  his'  patients,  the  critical  scrutinizing  study  of  their 
conditions  and  symptoms  that  gave  him  his  unequivocal  con- 
fidence in  his  diagnosis.  In  1855  Dr.  Quaokenuush  became 
Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Diseases  of  Women  at  the  Albany 
Medical  College,  where  his  suavity  and  tact  made  him  exceed- 
ingly popular  with  the  students.  'In  1 868  he  became  President 
of  the  Medical  Society  of  the  State  of  New  York.  He  occu- 
pied the  position  of  Surgeon-General  of  the  State  of  New 
York,  under  the  administration  of  Governor  Seymour,  for  two 
years  during  the  war  of  the  Rebellion,  which  made  his  office 
arduous  and  responsible,  but  he  conducted  all  its  affairs  with 
ability  and  faithfulness.  He  took  occasion  during  his  term  of 
office  to  visit  the  theatre  of  war  and  to  personally  inspect  the 
solders'  hospitals.  He  took  a  lively  interest  in  political  matters 
and  was  well  informed  in  public  affairs. 


210  QuACKENBUSH. 

His  latest  position  in  his  profession  was  that  of  delegate 
from  the  Medical  Society  of  the  State  of  New  York  to  the 
International  Medical  Congress,  to  be  held  in  Philadelphia  in 
September  of  the  Centennial  year.  He  was  famed  for  his 
intellectual  quickness  and  discernment  that  seemed  like  the 
insight  of  genius  and  made  his  timely  jndgments  of  great 
value.  His  love  of  justice  and  fair  play  came  in  to  intensify 
his  influence  where  differences  existed.  This  love  of  justice 
always  swayed  him  in  matters  of  right  and  wrong.  In  his 
relations  with  his  medical  associates  he  was  ever  genial,  affable 
and  sympathetic.  He  early  made  it  his  rule  to  answer  every 
summons  that  he  could  to  render  professional  assistance  and 
advice.  He  believed  that  he  was  responsible  to  God  for  the 
right  use  of  his  attainments  in  knowledge  and  skill  in  behalf 
of  suffering  humanity,  and  maintained  that  he  would  be  acting 
unworthily  toward  himself,  and  contravening  the  humane 
spirit  of  a  liberal  profession  by  withholding  assistance  when 
invoked,  because  the  sufferer  had  not  recognized  medical  dis- 
tinctions and  had  become  the  patient  of  a  practitioner  un- 
associated  with  himself. — [Extracts  from  obituary  by  C.  A. 
Robertson,  M.  D.,  of  Albany. 

144. 

Stephen  P.  (U.  S.  N),  son  of  (117)  John  N.  Quacken- 
bush  and  Nancy  Smith,  was  born  in  Albany,  January  23, 
1823 ;  married  Cynthia,  daughter  of  Deodatus  "Wright  and 
Louisa  Maria  Herrick,  January  18,  1849,  and  had 

179  Stephen  Wright,  b.  November  8,  1849.     Lieut.  U.  S.  Marines. 

180  Elizabeth,  b.  July  5,  1855  ;  nl.  Lieut.  Perky  Qarst,  U.  S.  N., 

June  28,  1880. 

181  John  Van  Pelt,  b.  March  19, 1859. 

.  Stepheu  P.  Quackeubush  is  now  a  Commodore   in    the 
United  States  Navy. 

Commodoek  Quackenbush  entered  the  navy  as  midshipman, 
February  1840.  His  iirst  cruise  was  in  the  Sloop  of  war 
"  Boston,"  around  the  world,  and  since  he  has  been  actively 
engaged  in  duties  pertaining  to  his  profession.  He  partici- 
pated in    the  engagement  (naval)  at  Vera  Cruz  during  the 


QuACKENBUSH.  211 

Mexican  war  serving  on  board  of  the  Sloop  of  war, ."  Albany", 
as  Passed  midshipman.  At  the  breaking  out  of  the  Rebellion, 
he  was  a  Lieutenant  on  board  of  theU.  S.  Frigate  "  Congress," 
Flag  Ship  of  the  Brazil  station.  When  war  was  declared  the 
"  Congress  "  returned  home  and  during  the  continuance  of  the 
war  he  was  actively  engaged,  commanding  the  following  ves- 
sels, viz.:  "'Delaware,"  "Unadilla,"  "  Mingoe,"  "  Pequot," 
and  "  Patapsco,"  which  latter  vessel  was  blown  up  by  a  torpedo 
off  Fort  Surnpter,  and  out  of  a  crew  of  one  hundred  and  four, 
sixty-one  men  were  lost ;  seven  officers  out  of  twelve.  While 
commanding  the  "  Unadilla,"  off  Charleston  Harbor,  he  cap- 
tured the  blockade  runner  "Princess  Royal,"  a  most  important 
acquisition  for  our  government,  as  she  was  intended  for  a 
cruiser  in  the  confederacy,  and  had  on  board  steam  engines  for 
an  Iron-clad ;  Whitworth  gnns,  powder,  shot  and  shell  in  large 
quantities,  as  also  a  machine  for  cutting  steel-pointed  shot. 
This  was  one  of  the  most  important  captures  for  our  govern- 
ment that  occurred  during  the  rebellion,  and  the  loss  to  the 
Confederate  government  cannot  be  estimated.  From  the  sale 
of  this  vessel  and  cargo,  the  treasury  gained  nearly  one-quarter 
of  a  million  dollars.  While  in  command  of  the  steamer 
'  Pequot,"  he  captured  the  blockade  runner  (steamer)  "  Don," 
having  blankets  for  the  confederate  troops.  His  services  in 
the  sounds  of  North  Carolina  were  recognized  and  appreciated 
by  Flag-officer  Goldsborough  and  General  Burnside,  as  also  by 
Ariee-admiral  Rowan  then  captain,  whose  nag  he  carried  on 
board  of  the  "  Delaware "'  which  ship  Commander  Qnacken- 
bush,  then  Lieutenant-commander,  commanded  in  the  battles 
of  Roanoke  Island,  Elizabeth  City  and  Newbern. 

146. 

Margaret,  daughter  of  (117)  John  N.  Quackenbush  and 

Nancy  Smith,  was  born  in  Albany,  June  29,  1828;  married, 
1st,  Charles  D.  Marsh,  August  3,  1847,  and  had 

182  Charles  C,  b.  June  3,  1849  ;   m.  Florence  E.  Manty,  May  16, 

1877. 

183  George,  b.  January  26,  1854  ;  d.  August  6,  1860. 

184  Harry,  b.  October  23,  1855  ;  m.  Ida  Chamberlain,  January  26, 

1879. 


212  QUACKENBUSH. 

185  Fannie  D.,  b.  August  11, 1857  ;  m.  Charles  La  whence,  August 

18,  1880. 

186  Albert,  b.  May  18,  1859. 

187  Annie  Q.,  b.  May  18,  1861. 

188  Josephine  M.,  b.  March  8, 1867. 

Charles  D.  Marsh  died  in  Marlboro,  Mass.,  March  2,  1870, 
se  53  years. 

Margaret  Quackenbush,  widow  of  Charles  D.  Marsh, 
married,  2d,  John  M.  Boyd,  of  Marlboro,  Mass.,  February  14, 
1873  ;  no  ch.     They  now  reside  in  Albany,  N.  T. 

147. 

Sarah,  daughter  of  (126)  Margriet  Quackenbush  and 
Peter  Wynkoop,  was  born  June  24,  1788 ;  married  Joseph 
Packard,  and  had 

189  Oscar,  b. ,  m.  Jane  Worthington,  and  had 

1  Catharine,  m.  Prof.  Casserly. 

2  Mary  W.,  b.  September  19.  1848 ;  m.  Edwin  Ellis,  (b.  at 
Smithfield,  Tioga  Co.,  N.  Y„  October  27,  1842),  in  New  York, 
June  14,  1871,  and  had 

a  DeLancy  Montrose,  b.  January  8,  1873. 
b  Guy  Worthington,  b.  May  3,  1880. 

3  Edwin. 

190  Sarah. 

191  Wynkoop,  d.  s. 

192  Harriet,  b. ,m.  Jacob  Shear,  and  had 

1  Emma  C. 

2  Augustus. 

3  Harriet. 

4  Theodore  R. 

5  Josephine. 

6  Bate. 

193.  Joseph,  b. ,  m.  Catharine  V.  Hilton,  and  had 

1  Alice  Margaret.  > 

2  Eleanor. 

194  George. 

195  John  Quackenbush. 

196  Robert  LaFayette. 

197  Charles  Isaac. 

198  Benjamin  Franklin. 

199  Catharine  Payn,  d. 

200  Julianna,  m.  D.  G.  Wells,  no  ch. 


QuACKENBUSH.  213 

Sarah  Wynkoop,  wife  of  Joseph  Packard,  died  January 
31,  1842. 

Joseph  Packard  (b.  May,  1780),  died  November  8,  1864. 

148. 

Harriet,  daughter  of  (120)  Margriet  Quackenbnsh  and 
Peter  Wynkoop,  was  born  November  23,  1793 ;  married 
Oliver  Dunning  (b.  August  18,  1782),  and  had 

201  William  Henry,  b. ,  m.  Eliza  Bogardus,  and  had 

1  Helen. 

2  Jacob, 

3  Augustus. 
4.  Robert. 

202  Charles. 

203  Theodore. 

Oliver  Dunning  died  January  28,  1856. 

Harriet  Wynkoop,  widow  of  Oliver  Dunning,  died  Feb- 
ruary 1,  1875. 

149. 

Richard  (Rev.),  son  of  (126)  Margriet  Quackenbush 
and  Peter  Wynkoop,  was  born  December  16,  179S ;  married 
Catharine  Schureman  (b.  February  10,  1795),  and  had 

204  Julia,  b. ,  in.  William  Brewster,  and  had 

1  Virginia. 

2  Julia. 

205  Richard,  b. ,  in.  Lydia  Strong. 

206  Virginia,  b. ,  m.  Theodore  Hoy. 

207  Emma,  b, ,  in.  James  Josiah  Clark,  and  had 

1  Fanny. 

The  Rev.  Richard  Wynkoop  died  April  5.  1842. 

Catharine  Schureman,  widow  of  Rev.  Richard  Wynkoop, 
died  May  18,  1847. 

150. 

Jefferson  (Rev.),  son  of  (126)  Margriet  Quackenbush 
and  Peter  Wynkoop,  was  born  September  11,  1801 ;  married 
Jane  Scott  Shaw,  and  had 

208  John. 


214  QUACKENBUSH. 

151. 

Julia  Anna,  daughter  of  (126)  Margriet  Quackenbush 
and  Peter  Wynkoop,  was  bom  September  9,  1811;  married 
Lockwood  King  Campbell  (b.  December  13, 1809),  and  had 

209  Julia. 

210  Virginia. 

211  Pauline,  d. 

212  John. 

152. 
Joseph,  soti  of  (127)  Ritsana  or  Anna  Quackenbush  and 
Thomas  Greenleaf,  married  Emeline  Matilda  Riley,  and 

had 

213  Thomas,  m.  Eleanor  Leal,  and  had 

1  Emeline. 

2  Catharine. 

3  James  Leal. 

4  Eleanor. 

214  Anna,  m,  George  Thobp,  and  had  three  children. 

215  Emeline  Matilda. 

216  Jbseph  (Rev.),  married  ;  had  one  child. 

156. 
Mangle  Minthorne,  son  of  (129)  John  Quackenbush 
and  Elizabeth  Minthorne,  married  Julia  Anna  Clarke,  and 

had 

217  John,  m.  Sophia  Moffatt. 

218  Julia,  m.  William  Day. 

219  Louisa,  in.  George  Soutifwick. 

220  Caroline,  m.  Edward  Dibble. 

221  Maurice,  dead. 

222  Nicholas,  married  and  had  12  children,  6  living. 

177. 

Henry,  son  of  (142)  Catharine  Quackenbush  and  Arlond 
Carroll,  was  born  in  Albany  September  12,  1844;  married 
Sarah  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  James  P.  Cook  and  Mary 
Parsons,  April  13,  1875,  and  had 

223  Elva  Arlond,  b.  February  1,  1876. 

224  Harry  Roland,  b.  February  6,  1877. 


QUACKENBUSH.  215 

Henry  Carroll  resides  in  Tamworth,  N.  H. 

178. 

Louisa  Maria,  daughter  of  (143)  John  Van  Pelt  Quack- 
enbush and  Elizabeth  A.  Wright,  was  born  in  Albany  N.  Y., 
July  24,  1848  ;  married  Lieutenant-Commander  Charles  H. 
Davis,  U.  S.  N.,  March  31,  1875,  and  had 

225  Elizabeth,  b.  in  Boston  January  14, 1878. 

Charles  H.  Davis  was  born  in  Cambridge,  Mass.,  August 
28,  1845.  He  entered  the  Naval  academy  in  1862  and  gradu- 
ated in  1865.  He  went  immediately  after  graduating  on  his 
first  cruise,  which  was  to  the  Mediterranean,  in  the  "  Colorado," 
the  flag-ship  of  Admiral  Goldsborough.  In  1867  he  went  on 
his  second  cruise  to  South  America,  where  he  was  ordered  to 
the  "  Gruerriere,"  the  flag-ship  of  his  father  Admiral  Davis. 
On  the  return  of  the  Guerriere  in  1 869  he  was  transfessed  to 
the  "Portsmouth"  and  remained  another  year  on  the  South 
Atlantic  Squadron.  During  this  cruise  he  was  promoted  to 
the  rank  of  Lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Davis  returned  from  South  America  in  1870 
and  was  attached  to  the  receiving  ship  "  New  Hampshire,"  at 
the  Norfolk  Navy  yard.  In  1872  he  went  in  the  "  Omaha  " 
to  the  Pacific  Squadron  and  returned  in  1875.  He  was  at  the 
Torpedo  Station  the  summer  of  1875,  and  on  duty  at  the  Naval 
Observatory,  Washington,  until  1877.  Tn  the  autumn  of  1877 
he,  now  Lieutenaxt-Commandek  Davis,  was  ordered  on  scien- 
tific duty  ;  after  a  year's  absence  he  was  home  for  six  months 
and  then  again  ordered  on  scientific  duty  in  1879 ;  then  on 
duty  at  the  Ilydrographic  office,  Washington,  until  the  spring 
of  1S81,  when  he  was  ordered  on  the  same  duty  to  Japan  and 
China. 

180. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (144)  Commodore  Stephen 
Quackenbush,  U.  S.  N.,  and  Cynthia  Wright,  was  born  in 

Albany ;  married  in  Norfork,  Va.,  Lieutenant  Perry 

Garst,  U.  S.  N.,  and  had 

226  Perry  Quackenbush,  died  in  infancy. 

28 


SALISBURY. 

(of  Catskill.) 


The  notes  relating  to  this  family  were  kindly  furnished  to 
the  compiler  by  Henry  Brace,  Esq.,  of  ISFew  York  city.. 

1. 

Captain  Sylrester  Salisbury  was  born  about  1629 
in  England  or  Wales.  He  came  to  New  Amsterdam  in  1664. 
He  married  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Pieter  Cornelis  Beek,  of 
Kotterdam,  and  Aaltje  Willems,  and  had 

2  Pieter,  bp.  in  New  York  March  15,  1676 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

3  Miry,  b.  1678 ;  m.  Jacob  Marios  Gkobn  (Gkben),  May  15, 1701. 

4  Francis,  b.  1679;  m.  Maria  Van  Gaasbeek  of  Kingston,  N.  Y. 

5  Sylvester,  b. ,  d.  without  issue. 

"  Captain  Sylvester  Salisbury  was  commissioned  July  13, 
1670,  to  be  Lieutenant  of  the  Governor's  company  of  foot  and 
commander  of  the  fort  at  Albany — D.  Lovelace,  ensign.  In 
1673  he  was  Sheriff  of  Kensselaerwyck,  and  was  continued  in 
the  office  of  Commander  of  the  fort  until  his  death,  about 
1 680.  In  1 682  his  widow,  then  wife  of  Dr.  Cornelis  Van  Dyck, 
administered  on  his  estate."  (Pearson.)  Captain  Salisbury 
made  a  will  dated  August,  26,  1 679,  and  proved  March  24, 
1679-80. 

3. 

Mary,  daughter  of  (1)  Capt.  Sylvester  Salisbury  and 
Elizabeth  Beek,  was  born  in  1678  ;  married  Jacob  Marius 
Gtroen  (Green),  May  15,  170],  and  had 

6  Maria,  bp.  in  New  York  April  26,  1702. 

7  Elizabeth,  bp.  in  New  York  November  1, 1704. 


Salisbury.  217 

8  Jacob,  bp.  in  New  York  September  15, 1706  ;  m.  Catkina  Schep- 

moes  (?). 

9  Sylvester,  bp.  in  New  York,  April  10,  1709;  in.,  1st, ,  2d, 

Femmetje,  daughter  of  Hans  Michielse  Bergen,  April  18,  1745. 

10  Pieter,  bp.  in  New  York  March  14,  1714. 

11  Margrietje,  bp.  in  New  York  August  12, 1716. 

Mrs.  Mary  Groen  was  living  in  1755.    (Bergen  Gen.  p.  227.) 


Francis,  son  of  (1)  Capt.  Sylvester  Salisbury  and 
Elizabeth  Beel,  was  born  in  1679;  married  Maria,  daughter 
of  Abraham  VanGaasbeek  of  Kingston,  N.  Y.,  and  had 

12  Laurentia,  bp.  in  Kingston  June  2,  1695  ;  d.  y. 

13  Sylvester,  bp.  in  Kingston  October  10,  1697  ;  d.  s.  January,  1738-9. 

14  Abraham,  bp.  in  Kingston  December  17,  1699  ;   m.  in  Kingston 

Rachel  Ten  Broeck,  November  6,  1730  ;  d.  in  1757. 

15  Peter,  bp.  in  Kingston  April  25, 1703 ;  d.  y. 

16  Iiourens,  bp.  in  Kingston  August  18,  1706  ;  m.  in  Kingston  Anna 

Maria  Van  Gaasbeek,  January  2,  1735. 

17  William,  bp.  in  Albany  January  30,  1709  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

18  Elizabeth,  bp.  in   Kingston   August  3,  1712 ;   m.  Rensselaer 

Nicols. 

19  William,  bp.   in    Kingston    December    25,    1714  ;   m.   Teuntje 

(Eunice)  Staats,  March  27, 1740 ;  d.  in  1801. 

Francis  Salisbury  made  a  will  dated  September  18,  1749, 
and  proved  October  4,  1756. 

14. 
Abraham,  son  of  (4)  Francis  Salisbnry  and  Maria  Tan 
(xaasbeek,  was  baptised  in  Kingston,  N.  Y.,  December  17, 
1699 ;  married  in  Kingston  Rachel,  daughter  of  Wessel  Ten 
Broeck  and  Jacomyntje  Van  Gaasbeek,  November  6,  1730, 
and  had 

20  Francis,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  1  or  10,  1732  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

21  Catharina,  bp.  in  Catskill  March  2,  1734 ;  d. ;  no.  ch. 

23  Wessel,  bp.  in  Kingston  October  10,  1736;  d.  in  infancy. 

24  Maria,  bp.    in   Kingston    April   22,   1739 ;    m.   in   Catskill  (100) 

Anthony  Van  Bergen,  of  Coxsackie,  in  1762. 

25  Francis,  bp.  in  Kingston  July  12, 1741 ;  m.  Lydia  Van  Vechten, 

in  1765. 


218  Salisbuey. 

26  Abraham,  bp.  in  Kingston  January  27, 1745;  m.  Elsje  Hasbrouck, 

in  1770 ;  d.  February  22,  1808. 

27  Wessel,  b.  in  Kingston  January  24,  1748 ;  m.  Annaatje  Witbeck, 

in  1770. 

Abraham  Salisbury  died  in  1757. 

16. 
Lonrens,  son  of  (4)  Francis  Salisbury  and  Maria  Tan 
Gaasbeek,  was  baptised  in  Kingston,  N.  Y.,  August  18,  1706 ; 
married  in  Kingston  Anna  Maria  Van  Gaasbeek,  January  2, 
1735,  and  had 

28  Anna  Maria,  b.  ;  d.  ;  buried  in  Kingston  May  12, 

1761. 

29  Sylvester,  bp.  in  Kingston  June  19, 1743  ;  m.  Elsie  Eltinge  ;  d. 

April  10,  1785. 

18. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (4)  Francis  Salisbury  and  Maria 
Van  Gaasbeek,  was  baptised  in  Kingston  August  3,  1712; 
married  Rensselaer  Nicols,  and  had 

30  William,  bp.  in  Albany  February  21,  1731. 

31  Maria,  bp.  in  Albany  June  24,  1733. 

32  Anna,  bp.  in  Albany  January  7,  1736. 

33  Francis,  bp.  in  Albany  December  23, 1737  ;  d.  y. 

34  Catharyna,  bp.  in  Albany,  June  17,  1740. 

35  Francis,  bp.  in  Albany,  October  81, 1742  ;  m.  Margarita,  daughter 

of  Johannes  Van  Rensselaer. 

36  Sylvester,  bp.  in  Albany  February  17,  1745. 

37  Frances,  bp.  in  Albany,  April  8,  1750. 

38  Rachel,  bp.  in  Albany  January  1,  1754. 

19. 
William,  son  of  (4)  Francis  Salisbury  and  Maria  Van 
Gaasbeek,  was  baptised  in  Kingston,.  December  25,  1714 ; 
married   Teuntje  (Eunice),  daughter  of  Barent  Staats  and 
Neeltje  Gerritse  VandenBergb,  March  27,  1740,  and  had 

39  Sylvester,  bp.  in  Albany  January  27,  1741  ;    in.  Neki/tje  Staats 

in  1764  ;  d.  in  1815-16  at  his  brother  Abraham's  house  at  Leeds, 
Greene  Co.,  N.  Y. 

40  Francis,  bp.  at  Catskill  October  8,  1742  ;  m.  Eliza  Staats,  dead 

in  1800,  the  date  of  his  Father's  will. 


Salisbury.  219 

41  Barent  Staats,  bp.   in  Albany  April  3,  1749;   m.  Sara  Dubois, 

October  13,  1782  ;  d.  April  11,  1797. 

42  Neeiye,  bp.  in  Catskill-  November  23,  1744  ;  m.  (101)  Henry  Van 

Bergen  of  Coxsackie,  December,  1763  ;  d.  November  3,  1825. 
(See  [101]  Van  Bergen  pedigree.) 

43  Maria,  bp.  in  Kingston  October  12,  1740;  m.  Nicholas  Staats  of 

Schodack,  N.  Y.,in  1769. 

44  Elizabeth,  bp.  in  Albany  May  12,  1751. 

45  Abraham,  bp .  in  Catskill  October  3  or  8,   1753;  m.,  1st,  Anna 

,  2d,  Rachel  Eltinge  (widow),  December  1,   1799;  d. 

June  16,  1825. 

46  Annaatje,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  7,  1756  ;  d.  y. 

47  Catrina,  bp.  in  Catskill ,  March  25,  1758  ;  m.  Benjamin  Dubois  of 

Catskill  ;  d.  December  16,  1809. 

48  Lourens,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  28, 1760 ;  m.  Nancy  Barker 

of  Freehold ;  d.  February  10,  1825. 

49  William,  bp.  in  Catskill  July  24,  1763  ;  d.  s. 

William  Salisbury  died  in  1801. 

34. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (14)  Abraham  Salisbury  and  Rachel 
Ten  Broeck,  was  baptised  in  Kingston  April  22,  1739  ;  married 
in  Catskill,  (100)  Anthony  Van  Bergen,  of  Coxsackie,  in  1762, 
and  had  (see  [100]  Van  Bergen  Coxsackie  branch). 

25. 
Francis,  son  of  (14)  Abraham  Salisbury  and  Rachel 
Ten  Broeck,  was  baptised  in  Kingston  July  12, 1741 ;  married 
Lydia  Van  Vechten  in  1765,  and  had 

50  Catharina,  bp.  in  Claverack  January  18,  1767  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

51  Catharina,    b.    in    Catskill    November   22,  1771  ;    m.   William 

Eltinge,  M.  D.,  August  14,  1793. 

26. 
Abraham,  son  of  (14)  Abraham  Salisbury  and  Rachel 
Ten  Broeck,  was   baptised  in  Kingston  January,  27,    1745  ; 
married  Elsje,  daughter  of  Abraham  Hasbrouck  in  1770,  and 
had 

52  Abraham  A.,  b.  May  27,  1771 ;  m.  Catharine,  daughter  of  Jacob 

Newkirk,  August  14, 1814  ;  d.  April  3,  1845. 


220  Salisbury. 

53  Catharine,  b.  February  27,  1773;   m.,  1st,   Robert  Black;   2d, 

John  P.  Newkijik,  November  28,  1802  ;  d.  April  22,  1866,  se 
94  years. 

54  Rachel,  bp.  in  Kingston  February  4, 1776  ;  m.  Peter  Rouse,  April 

16,  1800  ,  d.  February  28,  1853,  se.  77  years,  3  months  and  9 
days. 

Abraham  Salisbury  died  February  22,  1808,  as.  63  years, 
2  months  and  17  days. 

27. 

Wessel,  son  of  (14)  Abraham  Salisbury  and  Rachel  Ten 
BrOeck,  was  baptised  in  Kingston  January  24,  1748 ;  married 
Annaatje  Whitbeck,  in  1770,  and  had 

55  MaHje  (Mally),  bp.in  Catskill  March  9,  1772. 

56  Abraham  W.,  bp.   in    Catskill    January   6,   1774 ;    m.   perhaps 

Phoebe  Gilbert. 

57  Engeltje,  bp.  in  Catskill  March  24, 1770  ;  m.  probably  (79)  Wil- 

liam F.,  son  of  (40)  Francis  Salisbury. 

58  Catharina,  bp.  in  Catskill  December  30, 1778  ;  d.  s.  April  29, 1853. 

59  Albert,  bp.  in  Catskill  August  26, 1781 ;  m.  (100)  Fanny,  daughter 

of  (48)  Lourens  Salisbury,  February  23,  1807. 

60  Rachel,  bp.  in  Catskill  June  13,  1784. 

61  Jan,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  27,  1787. 

62  Andries,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  17, 1790. 

29. 
Sylvester,  son  of  (16)  Lourens  Salisbury  and  Anna 
Maria  Van  Gaasbeek,  was  baptised  in  Kingston  June  19, 1743; 
married  Elsie  Eltinge,  and  had 

63  Rachel,  bp.  in  Kingston  October  22,  1769  ;    m.   John    Eltinge, 

March  9,  1788. 

64  Lawrence,  bp.  in  Kingston  November  23,  1772  ;  d.  April,  1775. 

65  Lawrence,  bp.  in  Kingston  November  23,  1777. 

66  John,  bp.  in  Kingston  October  20,  1780 ;  m.   Mary,  daughter  of 

Ellis  Wool ;  d.  June  26,  1825. 

67  Anna  Maria,  bp.  in  Kingston  August  3,  1783 ;  m.  George  For- 

man. 

Sylvester  Salisbury  died  April  10,  17S5. 

39. 
Sylvester,  son  of  (19)  William  Salisbury  and  Teuntje 
(Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Albany  January  27,  1741 ; 


Salisbury.  221 

married  Neeltje  Staats,  daughter  of  possibly  Samuel  Staats 
and  Neeltje  Staats,  in  1764,  and  had 

68  Abraham,  b.  ;  m.,  1st,  Eva  Staats,  October  24, 1789;  2d, 

Dedekick. 

69  Samuel,  b.  ;  m.,  1st,  Mary  Delamater,  September  18, 

1792  ;  2d,  Const antia  Hardick. 

70  Jehoiakim,  d.  s. 

71  William,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  February  11,  1770  ;  d.  s. 

72  Francis,  b.  hi  1775;  m.  Persis  Wright;  d.  May  23,  1823. 

73  Neeltje,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  September  26,  1779  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

74  Nelly,  bp.  in  1781  ;  m.  Peter  Sousei  ;  d.  July  5,  1848. 

75  Eunice,  b. ;  m.  Michael  Murray. 

76  Mary, ;  m.  John  Bdskirk. 

77  Eliza, ;  m.  John  Garner. 

78  Ann,  bp.  at  Coxsackie  February  25,  1787 ;'  m.  Matthew  Winne, 

January  2,  1811. 

Sylvester  Salisbury  died  in  1815-0  at  the  house  of  his 
brother  Abe.vham,  in  Leeds,  Greene  county,  N.  Y. 

40. 
Francis,  s«n  of  (19)  William   Salisbury  and   Teuntje 
(Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  at  Catskill  October  8,  1742; 
married  Elsje  Staats,  January  27,  1772,  and  had 

79  William  Francis,  bp.  in  Albany  June  17,  1772  ;  m.  (57)  Angelica 

(Engeltje),  probably  daughter  of  (27)  Wessel  Salisbury. 

80  Elizabeth,  bp.  in    Catskill  April  27,  1777;    m.  perhaps  Joseph 

Gilbert,  January  6,  1802. 

81  Joachem  Staats,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  27,  1779. 

82  Silvester  F.,  bp.  in  Catskill  November  25,  1780 ;  m.  Jane  Cook  ; 

d.  May  G,  1837. 

83  Teuntje  (Eunice),  bp.  in  Catskill  January.  1,  1785. 

84  Hannah,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  18,  1790;  m.  James  Clark,  in  1810. 

Francis  Salisbury  died  before  his  father's  will  was  dated, 
in  1800. 

41. 
Barent  Staats,  son  of  (19)  William  Salisbury  and 
Teuntje  (Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Albany  April  3, 
1749  ;  married  Sara,  daughter  of  Solomon  Dubois  and  Margaret 
Saminons,  "October  13,  1782,  and  had 


222  Salisbury. 

85  William  B.,  b.  October  25,  1783;  m    Rachel  Stoutenbtjrg  ;  d. 

August  17,  1862. 

86  Margrietje,  bp.  in  Catskill  July  9,  1786 ;  m.  Noah  Linset,  Sep- 

tember 25,  1808. 

87  Teuntje,  b.  July  8, 1788  ;  d.  s.  January  25,  1865. 

Barent  Staats  Salisbury  was  a  soldier  in  the  Revolutionary 
Avar.     He  died  April  11,  1797. 

43. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (19)  William  Salisbury  and  Teuntje 
(Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Kingston  October  12,  1746 ; 
married  Nicholas  Staats,  son  of  probably  Jochem  Staats  and 
Elizabeth  Schuyler,  of  Schodack,  in  1769,  and  had 

88  Willem,  b.  June  16,  1773. 

89  Jochem,  b.  January  25,  1777 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

90  Joachim,  b.  August  25, 1778. 

Probably  other  children. 

45. 
Abraham,  son  of  (19)  William  Salisbury  and  Teuntje 
(Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Catskill  October  3  or  S,  1753 ; 

married,  1  st,  Anna  ;  2d,  Rachel,  daughter  of 

Eltinge,  and  widow  of Van  Densen,  December  1, 1799, 

and  had 

91  Anna,  b.  June  13,  1800;  m.  Henky  Lane,  of  New  York  city,  De- 

cember 5, 1825. 

92  William,  b.  August  13,  1801. 

Abraham  Salisbury  died  June  16,  1825. 

47. 

Catrina,  daughter  of  (19)  William  Salisbury  and  Teuntje 
(Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Catskill  March  25,  1758  ; 
married  Benjamin  Dubois,  of  Catskill,  and  had 

93  Solomon,  bp.  in  Catskiil  June  27,  1784 ;  d.  y. 

94  Annaalje,  bp.  in  Catskill  December  27,  1786  ;  m.  W.  E    Whit- 

takek,  January  12,  1806. 

95  Margrietje,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  4,  1789 ;  d.  y. 

96  Neeltje,  b.  in  1791  ;   m.  Petek  Moruis  Eckt.ek,  June  27,  1822  ; 

d.  April  26,  1866. 


Salisbury.  223 

97  William,  b.  in  1795;  d.  s.  June  23,  1863. 

93  Margaret,  bp.  in  Coxsackio  October  8,  1797  :  ra.  Peteu  Morris 
Eckler,  December  17,  1818  (?). 

99  Benjamin,  b.  February  5,  1801  ;  d.  s.  1850. 

Catrina  Salisbury,  wife  of  Benjamin  Dubois,  died  Decem- 
ber 16,  1809. 

48. 
Lourens,  son  of  (19)  William   Salisbury  and  Teuntje 
(Eunice)  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Catskill  September  28,  1760 ; 
married  Nancy,  daughter  of  James  Barker,  of  Freehold,  and 
had 

100  Fanny,  bp.  in  Catskill  July  30,  1791 ;  m.  (59)  Albert  Salisbury, 

February  23, 1807  ;  d.  in  1822-3 ,  drowned  in  the  Catskill  above 
Leeds. 

101  Eunice,  bp.  in  Catskill  February  20,  1792 ;   m.  Jonas  Persen, 

November  19,  1807  ;  d.  at  Middleburg,  Scliobarie  county,  N.  Y. 

102  Ketura,  b.  April  23,  1794. 

Lourens  Salisbury  died  February  10,  1825. 

29 


SCHERMERHORN. 


1. 

Jacob  Janse,  son  of  Jan  Schernierhorn,  was  born  in 
Waterland,  Holland,  in  1622;  married  Jannetjc,  daughter  of 
Cornelis  Segers  Van  Voorhoudt  and  Breetje  Jacobson,  and  had 

2  Ryer,  b.  in  1652  ;  in.  Ariaantje  Bradt,  widow,  in  1684  ;  d.  Feb- 

ruary 19,  1719. 

3  Syraon,  b.  in  1658 ;  m.  Willemptje  Viei,e,  in  1683  ;  d.  in  1696. 

4  Jacob,  m.  Gerritje  Hendricks  Van  Buren,  in  1684 ;  d.  June 

20,  1743. 

5  Cornelis,  m.  Maritjk  Hendricks  Van  Buren,  July  21, 1695 ;  2d , 

Margareta  Albertse,  February  6,  1713. 

6  Lucas,  m,  Elizabeth  Dame,  in  1700. 

— 7  Machtel,  m.  (3)  Johannes  Beeckman,  about  1683." 

8  Jannetje,  m.  Casper  Springsteen,  July  28,  1695. 

9  Nelletje,  m.  (13)  Barent  Ten  Eyck,  September  30,  1700. 

10  Helena,  m.  (3)  Mtndert  H.  Van  der  Bogaert. 

Jacob  Janse  Schernierhorn  came  out  to  Beverwyck  in 
1638.  He  made  a  visit  to  Amsterdam,  where  his  father  was 
residing,  in  1654,  leaving  his  large  estate  and  business  under 
the  charge  of  Captain  Volckert  Janse  Douw,  his  attorney, 
during  his  absence.  He  was  a  prominent  trader  in  Beverwyck. 
He  made  his  will  May  26,  1688,  and  died  soon  after  in  Sche- 
nectady. 

2. 

Ryer  or  Reyer,  son  of  (1)  Jacob"  Janse  Schernierhorn 
and  Jannetje  Segers,  was  born  in  Beverwyck  in  1652;  mar- 
ried Ariaantje,  daughter  of  Arent  Andriese  Bradt  and  Catalina 
(Andries)  De  Yos,  widow  of  Helmer  Often,  of  Albany,  in 
1676,  and  had 

11  Jan,  bp.  October  14,  1685;  m.  Engeltje  Vrooman,  April  8,  1711. 

12  Catalina,  m.  Johannes  Wemp. 


SCHERMEEHOBN.  225 

13  Janneke,  m.  Volkebt  Symonse  Vebdbr,  August  6, 1698. 

14  Jacob. 

15  Arent,  bp.  January,  1603. 

Ryer  Schermerhorn  made  his  will  April  5,  1717,  and  died 
February  19,  1719.  The  above  children  survived  him.  He 
was  one  of  the  five  patentees  of  Schenectady,  granted  in  1684. 
In  1690  was  a  member  of  the  Provincial  Assembly  at  Albany. 
In  1700  he  was  appointed  an  associate  judge  of  the  court  of 
Common  Pleas. 

3- 

Syinoii,   son  of  (1)  Jacob  Janse    Schermerhorn  and 

Jannetje  Segers,  was  born  in  Beverwyck  in  1658 ;  married 
Willemptje,  daughter  of  Amout  (?)  Viele  and  Gerritje  Gerritse, 
of  Amsterdam,  and  had 

16  Johannes,  bp.  July  23,  1684 ;  killed  at  Schenectady  in  1690. 

17  Arnout,  bp.  November  7, 1686. 

18  Maria,  bp.  in  New  York  July  5, 1693. 

19  Jannetje,  bp.  in  New  York  March  24,  1695. 

Symon  Schermerhorn  removed  to  New  York  in  1691,  and 
died  there  in  16'J6,  leaving  a  widow  and  one  son  Arnout. 

At  the  burning  of  Schenectady  February  9,  1690,  he  rode 
to  Albany,  by  way  of  Niskauna,  to  carry  the  news  of  the 
massacre,  although  shot  through  the  thigh  and  his  horse 
wounded.  His  son  Johannes,  togethei  with  his  three  negroes, 
were  killed  on  that  fatal  night. — [Pearson. 

4. 
Jacob,  son    of  (1)  Jacob    Janse  Schermerhorn    and 
Jannetje  Segers,  was   born  in    Albany ;    married   Gerritje 
Hendricks  Van  Buren,  in  1684,  and  had 

20  Jacob,  bp.  December  22,  1685. 

21  Hendrick,  bp.  October  16,  1687. 

22  Cornelia,  bp.  September  22,  1689. 

23  Magtelt,  bp.  January  3,  1692. 

24  Jannetje,  bp.  May  6,  1694. 

25  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  28,  1698. 

26  Johannes,  bp.  July  21,  1700. 

27  Reyer,  bp.  February  21 ,  1702. 


226  SCHEEMEBHOEN. 

Jacob  Schermerhorn  was  buried  at  Papsknee,  below  Al- 
bany, June  20,  1743.  He  resided  in  tbe  manor  of  Eensselaer- 
wyck,  and  commanded  tbe  sloop  "  Star  "  on  the  Hudson  river. 

5. 
Cornelia,  son  of  (1)  Jacob  Janse  Schermerhorn  and 
Jannetje  Segers,  was  born  inBeverwyck ;  married,  1st,  Maritje 
Hendrickse  Yan  Buren,  January  21,  1695,  and  bad 

28  Jacob,  bp.  October  4,  1696. 

29  Hendrick,  bp.  in  New  York  September  9,  1699. 

30  Hendrick,  bp.  February  23,  1701. 

31  Cornelia,  bp.  September  9,  1705. 

32  Lysbeth,  bp.  February  16, 1707. 

33  Jannetje,  bp.  April  23,  1710. 

Maritje  Hendrickse  Van  Buren,  wife  of  Cornelis  Schermer- 
horn, died.  He  married,  2d,  Margaret  a.  Albeutie,  February 
6,  1713,  and  had 

34  Jannetje,  bp.  May  24,  1719. 

35  Jacobus,  bp.  July  3,  1720. 

Corne*Iis  Schermerhorn  resided  in  the  manor  of  Living- 
ston, near  Kinderbook,  in  1720.  He  had  previously  been 
master  of  the  sloop  "  Star.' ' — [Pearson. 

6. 
Lncas,  son  of   (1)  Jacob   Janse    Schermerhorn  and 
Jannetje  Segers,  was  born  in  Beverwyck ;  married  Elizabeth 
Dame(?),  in  1700,  and  had 

36  Jannetie,  bp.  in  New  York  October  29,  1701. 

37  Sophya,  bp.  in  New  York  ApriJ  7, 1703. 

Lncas  Schermerhorn  settled  in  Earitan,  IS.  J. 

11. 

Jan,  son  of  (2)  Ryer  Schermerhorn  and  Ariaantje  Bradt, 

was  baptised  October  14,  1685 ;  married  Engeltje,  daughter  of 
Jan  Hendrickse  Vrooman  and  Geesie  Symonse  Vedder  (b. 
January  18,  1693),  April  8,  1711,  and  had 

38  Ryer,  b.  September  24, 1716 ;  m.,  1st,  Maria  Vedder,  June  8, 

1746  ;  2d,  Maria  Van  Vranken,  June  8,  1750. 


ScHEEMEEHOBN.  227 

39  John. 

40  Simon. 

41  Bartholemew. 

42  Jacobus. 

43  Bernhardus  F. 

44  Ariaantje,  m.  Nicholas  DeGkaaf. 

45  Gerina  (Geesie),  m.  Philip  VanPatten. 

46  Catalina,  m.  John  Dodds. 

47  Neeltje,  m.  Claas  Vielb. 

48  Magdalena,  d.  s. 

49  Jaunetje,  m.  Barent  VEDDER. 

Jan  Schermerhorn  died  in  1732.  He  inherited  the  home- 
stead. 

Engeltje  Veooman,  widow  of  Jan  Scheemebiioen,  died  in 
1754. 

(For  a  fuller  account  of  the  Schermerhorn  family  see  Holgate's  Dutch 
families,  Pearson's  Schenectady  families,  and  Sanders  early  history  of 
Schenectady.) 


TEN  EYCK 


1. 

Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  came  from  Amsterdam,  in 
Holland,  with  two  or  three  children,  and  settled  in  New 
Amsterdam  about  1650.  The  name  of  his  wife  was  Maria 
Boele ;  they  had 

2  Jacob,  probably  born  in  Holland  ;  m.  Geertruy  Coeymans. 

3  Dirck,  probably  born  in  Holland;  m.  Aefje  Boelen,  March  31, 

1675  ;  d.  in  New  York  in  1711. 

4  Margarite,  b.  August  20, 1651. 

5  Tobias,  b.  January  26,  1653  ;  m.,  1st,  Aeltje  Ducking,  January 

30, 1678  ;  2d,  Eliza  or  Elizabeth  Haoeman,  widow,  April  27, 
'l684. 

6  Coenraedt,  b.  November  22, 1654 ;  m.,  1st,  Beletje  Hereks,  May 

19,  1675  ;  2d,  Annetje  Daniels,  widow,  April  15,  1682. 

7  Hendrick,  b.  April  30, 1656 ;  ra.  Petronella  De  Witt,  March  21, 

1676. 

8  Matthys,  b.  March  20,  1658;  m.  Janneken  Rosa,  in  1679. 

9  Margriet,  b.  October  22,  1659. 

10  Andries,  b.  July  15,  1662  ;  m.  Barendena  Hardenbergh,  Feb- 

ruary 1,  1710. 

11  Metje,  b.  April  11,  1664. 

Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  died  in  New  York  in  1687. 

In  1660  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  was  assessed  on  two  rods,  two 
and  one-half  feet  (Rineland  measure  (?),  the  width  of  his  lot 
on  the  west  side  of,  now,  Broad  street,  New  York,  being  the 
tenth  lot  and  about  twenty-five  rods  from  the  East  river.  The 
amount  of  the  assessment  was  forty  guilders  (sixteen  dollars) 
per  foot  for  the  building  of  the  "  Graff,"  or  canal,  which  ex- 
tended from  the  river  through  the  centre  of  Broad  street 
to  Beaver  street.  This  canal  was  made  by  widening,  deepen- 
ing, straightening  and  planking  the  sides  of  a  natural  rivulet 
that  led  from  the  swamp  back  of  "Wall  street  to  the  river. 


Ten  Etok.  229 

It  was,  however,  soon  ordered  to  be  filled  up,  paved  and  made 
into  a  street.  A  sewer  was  laid  through  the  street  in  1703, 
from  Exchange  Place  to  Water  street.  In  1674  Mr.  Ten  Eyck 
was  estimated  to  be  worth  $5,000  —  a  fortune  in  those  days. 
After  his  death  his  sons  Dieck,  Tobias  and  Coeneaedt  suc- 
ceeded him  in  business. 

2. 
Jacob,*  son  of  (1)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria  Boole, 
was  probably  born  in  Holland ;  married  Gertruy,  daughter  of 
Barent  Coeymans  (who  married  a  daughter  of  Andries  DeVos, 
their  daughter  Gertruy  was  born  in  1654),  and  had 

12  Coenraedt,  b.  April  9, 1678 ;  m.  (9)  Geertje  Van  Schaick,  Sep- 

tember 24, 1704. 

13  Barent,  m.  (9)  Nelletje  Schermerhorn,  September  30,  1700. 

14  Hennik    (Henrick),    b.    December    22,    1680  ;     m.    Margarita 

Bleecker,  November  28,1706;  d.  February  23,  1772. 

15  Mayken,  b.  April  2,  1685 ;  m.  Andries  Van  Petten  of  Schenec- 

tady, December  26, 1712. 

16  Andries,  bp.  March  25, 1688  ;  d.  February  27,  1735. 

17  Annek<*i,  bp.  August  20,  1693;    m.  Johannes  Bleecker;    d. 

December  9,  1738. 

Jacob  Ten  Eyck  died  in  Albany. 

Geeteuy  Coeymans,  his  widow,  made  her  will  September  6, 
1716,  which  was  proved  July  10,  1736,  in  which  she  mentions 
all  the  above  children  except  Andries  who  died  in  1635,  and 
Herrick. 

3. 
Dirck,  son  of  (1)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria  Boele, 

was  probably  born  in  Holland.     He  married   Aefje  Boelen, 
March  31,  1675,  and  had 

18  Andries,  b.  July  23,  1676 ;  d.  y. 

19  Jacob,  b.  November  10,  1678  ;  m.  . 

20  Andries,  b.  May  4, 1681  ;  m. . 

21  Coenraedt,  b.  June  15,  1684. 

22  Mayken,  b.  December  12,  1686  ;  d.  y. 

•There  was  a  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  in  New  York  who,  Valentine  says,  "married 
Neeltje  Hardenbergh  in  that  city,  February  25,  1701.  Nothing  further  is  known  of 
him.  He  had  no  children  recorded  in  New  York,  and  the  probability  is  that  it  was 
a  mistake  in  printing.  Jacob  of  Albany  was  undoubtedly  the  son  of  Coenraedt, 
Sen.,  of  New  Amsterdam  or  New  York,  and  removed  to  Albany." 


230  Ten  Eyck. 

23  Mayken,  b.  February  10,  1689. 

24  Abraham,  b.  June  15,  1691  ;  m.  Jacintb  Bkrkels  ;  d.  in  1765. 

25  Dirck,  b.  December  25,  1694. 

Dirck  Ten  Eyck  died  in  New  York  in  1711. 

5. 
Tobias,  son  of  (1)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria  Boele, 

was  born  January  26,  1653  ;    married,  1st,  Aeltje   Ducking, 
January  3U,  1678,  and  had 

26  Coenraedt,  b.  November  20, 1678  ;  d.  y. 

27  Maria,  b.  April  3,  1681. 

28  Hendrickie,  b.  July  1,  1682. 

Aeltje  Ducking,  wife  of  Tobias  Ten  Eyck,  died.  Fie  married,  2d, 
Eliza  or  Elizabeth  Hagaman,  widow,  daughter  of  Adrian 
Hagainan,  of  Amsterdam,  in  Holland,  April  27,  1684,  and  had 

29  Johannes,  b.  May  10,  1685. 

30  Coenraedt,  b.  March  6,  1687. 

31  Catharina,  b.  May  4,  1692. 

32  Jacob,  b.  July  1,  1696. 

6. 
Coenraedt,  son  of  (1)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria 
Boele,  was  born  in   New  Amsterdam  November  22,  1654; 
married,  1st,  Beletje  Hereks,  May  19,  1675,  and  had 

33  Coenraedt,  b.  December  13,  1075  ;  m. .    / 

34  Samuel,  b.  July  24,  1678.  "~ 

35  Marritje,  b.   November  3,  1680;   m.   Anke   Leffeks,   May  29, 

1703  (?). 

Beletje  Hereks,  wife  of  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck,  died.  He  married, 
2d,  Annetje  Daniels,  widow,  April  15,  1682,  and  had 

36  Wyntje,  b.  January  15,  1684. 

37  Belitje,  b.  February  23,  1687. 

38  Johannes,  b.  November  28,  1690. 

7. 
Hendrick,  son  of  (1)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria 
Boele,  was  born  in  New  Amsterdam  April  30,  1656 ;  married 
Petronella  De  Witt,  March  21,  1676,  and  had 


39  Johannes,  b.  September  20, 1676  ;  m. 

40  Jacob,  b.  July  3,  1678;  d.  y. 


Ten  Eyck.  231 


41  Ooenraedt,  b.  September  13,  1680  ;  m. . 

42  Johanna,  b.  May  23,1686. 

43  Jacob,    ) 

[  b.  February  24,  1689. 

44  Rachel,) 

45  Eva,  b.  February  1,  1693. 

46  Hendrick,  b.  October  20,  1697. 

Hattliys,  son  of  (1)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria 
Boele,  was  born  at  New  Amsterdam  March  20, 1G58 ;  married 
Janneken  Rosa,  in  1679,  and  had 

47  AUard,  b.  October  23,  1680. 

13. 

Coenraedt,  son  of  (2)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  and  Gertruy 
Coeymans,  was  born  in  Albany  April  9,  1678 ;  married  (9) 
Geertje,  daughter  of  (4)  Anthony  Van  Schaick  and  (6)  Maria, 
daughter  of  (a)  Teunis  Oornelise  Van  Der  Poel  (bp.  September 
11,  1687),  September  24,  1704  (church  record);  October  10, 
1703  (family  Bible\  and  had 

48  Jacob  C,  b.  April  21,  1705  ;  ru.  Catharina  Cuyler,  August   1, 

1736. 

49  Maria,  b.  July  3,  1707  ;  m.  Gerrit  Bradt. 

50  Gerriye,  b.  July,  1710  ;  d.  y. 

51  Anthony,  b.  September  17,  1712. 

52  Barent,  b.  September  29,  1714;  m.  Efkie ;  he  d.  March  1, 

(February  27),  179!5 ;  she  d.  November  27,  1791. 

53  Catrina,  b.  January  29,1716-7  :  d.  November  11,  (October  15,)  1741. 

54  Andries,  b.  December  18,  1718  ;  m.  Anna  Margarita  Coeymans. 

55  Anna  Margarita,  b.  February  12,  1721. 

56  Tobias,  b.  May  18,  1723;  m.  Jtjdittkje  Van  Beuhen,  February 

6. 1758. 

57  Gerrilje,  b.  July  or  August  18  or  19, 1728  ;  m.  Peter  Gansevoort. 

Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  was  buried  in  Albany,  January  23, 
1753. 

13. 

Barent,  son  of  (2)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  and  Gertruy  Coey- 
mans, was  born  in  Albany ;  married  (9)  Nelletje,  daugh- 
ter of  (1)  Jacob  Janse  Schermerhorn  and  Jannetje  Segers, 
(daughter  of  Coruelis  Segers  Van  Voorhoudt),  September  30, 
1700,  and  had 
30 


232  Ten  Eyok. 

58  Jannetje,  bp.  March  23,  1701  ;  d.  y. 

59  Geertfe,  bp.  August  30,  1702. 

60  Jacob,  bp.  February  6,  1704;  m.  (35)  Alida  Visscher,  June  17, 

1728. 

61  Jannetje,  bp.  December  12,  1705. 

62  Maria,  bp.  May  30,  1708. 

63  Johannes,  bp.  November  27,  1709. 

Barent  Ten  Eyck  died  in  Albany  January  20,  1710-1 1. 

14. 
Henrick,  son  of  (2)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  and  Gertruy  Coey- 
Dians,  was  born  December  22,  1680;  married  Margarita, 
daughter  of  Jan  Janse  Bleecker  and  Margariet  Eutse  Jacobse 
Van  Schoenderwert  (b.  March  8,  1680),  November  27,  1706, 
and  had 

64  Jacob  H.,  b.  January  22,  1708 ;  m.  (138)  Annetje  (Anna)  Wen- 

dell, November  30,  1737  ;  d.  November  16,  1776. 

65  Johannes  H.,  bp,  October  28,  1710;  m,  Sakah  Ten  Broeck  ;  d. 

July  31,  1794. 

66  Geerlje,  bp.  January  18,  1713. 

67  Margarita,  bp.  May  10,  1715. 

68  Tobias,  bp.  August  18,  1717 ;  m.  Rachel  De  Peyster,  September 

7,  1750  ;  d.  February  9,  1785 . 

69  Henrick,  bp.  May  8,  1720  ;  d.  y. 

70  Barent,  bp.  September  9,  1722  ;  m.,  1st,  Lena  Rtckman,  April  21, 

1745 ;  2d,  probably  Elsie  (  'uyler,  January  29, 1759 ;  3d,  Sarah 
Codwise. 

71  Hendrick,  bp.  September  25,  1725. 

Captain  Henrick  Ten  Eyck  died  February  23,  1772.  He 
was  a  Captain  of  a  militia  company  in  Fort  Orange  (Albany) 
under  a  commission  from  his  Excellency  "William  Burnet,  Esq., 
Captain-General  and  Governor-in-Chief  of  the  provinces  of 
New  York,  New  Jersey  and  the  Territories  thereon  depending 
in  America,  and  Vice- Admiral  of  the  same,  etc.,  which  was  dated 
at  Fort  George,  in  New  York,  the  twenty-sixth  day  of  October, 
in  the  twelfth  year  of  his  Majesty's  reign,  Anno  Domini  1725. 

Makgarita  Bleeckkr,  widow  of  Henrick  Ten  Eyck,  died 
August  27,  1773. 

19. 

Jacob,  son  of  (3)  Dirck  Ten  Eyck  and  Aefje  Boelen,  was 
born  November  10,  1678;  married ,  and  had 


Ten  Etok.  233 

72  Geradus,  b.  June  10,  1705. 

73  Aetje,  b.  March  24,  1707. 

74  Dirck,  b.  March  26,  1710. 

75  Jacob,  b.  January  7,  1713. 

76  Johannes,  b.  August  13,  1715. 

77  Andries,  b.  January  29,  1718. 

30. 
Andries,  son  of  (3)  Dirck  Ten  Eyck  and  Aefje  Boelen, 

was  born  May  4,  1681 ;  married  ,  and  had 

78  Aefje,  b.  December  1,  1710;  d.  y. 

79  Dirck,  b.  June  8,  1712. 

80  Geradus,  b.  December  26,  1714. 

81  Andries,  b.  October  28,  1716. 

82  Aefje,  b.  December  25,  1718. 

Abraham,  son  of  (3)  Dirck  Ten  Eyck  and  Aefje  Boelen, 

was  born  June  15,  1691 ;  married  Jacinte  Berkels,  and  had 

83  Euphemia,  m.  John  Lewis. 

84  Elizabeth,  m.  Erastus  Williams. 

85  Richard,  b.  in  1730;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Braisted;  2d,  Eliza- 

beth Lebrun  ;  3d,  Elizabeth  Douglass  ;  d.  in  New  York -in 
1810. 

86  David,  m.,  1st, ;  2d, 

87  Mary,  m.  Frederick  Fine. 

88  Abraham,  m.  Sarah  Smith. 

Abraham  Ten  Eyck  died  in  New  York  in  1765. 

33. 

Coenraedt,  son  of  (6)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  Beletje 
Hereks,  his  first  wife,  was  born  in  New  York  December  13, 
1675  ;  married ,  and  had 

88j  Samuel,  b.  September  6,  1704. 

89  Beletae,  b.  September  11,  1706. 

90  Elizabeth,  b.  April  2,  1710. 

91  Jacobus,  b.  February  20,  1712. 

39. 
Johannes,  son  of  (7)  Hendrick  Ten  Eyck  and  Petron- 

ella  De  Witt,  was  born  in  New  York  September  20,  1676 ; 
married ,  and  had 


234  Ten  Eyck. 

92  Hercules,  b.  September  5, 1707. 

93  Johannes,  b.  January  16,  1710. 

94  Hendrick,  b.  February  24,  1718. 

41. 
Coenraedt,  son  of  (7)  Hendrick  Ten  Eyck  and  Petron- 
ella  De  Witt(?),  was  born  in  New  York  September  13, 1680 ; 
married ,  and  had 

95  Geertfe,  b.  September  17,  1710. 

96  Johannes,  b.  February  20,  1712. 

97  Elizabeth,  b.  November  14,  1714. 

98  Annexe,  b.  March  18,  1716. 

99  Sara,  b.  Jane  10,  1719. 

48. 
Jacob  C,  son  of  (12)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and   (9) 
Geertje  Tan  Schaick,  was  born  in  Albany  April  21,  1705 ; 
married  Catharina,  daughter  of  Abraham  Cuyler  and  Caatje 
Bleecker  (b.  February  18,  1710),  August  1,  1736,  and  had 

100  Conrad,  b.  November  27,  1741. 

101  Abraham  J.,  b.  November  29, 1743  ;  m.  (159)  Annatje  Lansing, 

April  14,  1769. 

102  Catharina,  b.  March  14,  1746. 

103  Anthony,  b.  September  15, 1749  ;  m.  Maria  Egberts,  February 

18,  1775. 

Judge  Jacob  C.  Ten  Eyck  died  in  Albany  September  9, 
1763,  se.  88  years. 

He  was  judge  of  the  court  of  Common  Pleas  and  was  mayor 
of  the  city  in  1748. 

Cathakina  Cuyler,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany  November 
22,  1790. 

54. 

An  dries,  son  of  (12)  Coenraedt  Ten?  Eyck  and  (9)  Geertje 
Van  Schaick,  was  born  in  Albany  December  18,  1718  ;  mar- 
ried Anne  Margarita,  daughter  of  Peter  P.  Coeymans  and 
Elizabeth  Grevenradt  (bp.  April  11,  1725),  and  had 

104  Pieter,  b.  October  29,  1749. 

105  Maria,         ) 

}  b.  January  30, 1752. 

106  Charlotte,  )  d.  y. 


Ten  Eyck.  235 

107  Ooenraad,  b.  August  20, 1754. 

108  Andries. 

109  Charlotte. 

56. 
Tobias,  son  of  (12)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck  and  (9)  Geertje 
Van  Schaick,  was  born  May  18,  1723;  married  Judittkje 
Van  Beuren,  of  Schodack,  February  6,  1756,  and  had 

110  Ooenraad,  bp.  May  31, 1757. 

111  Eytje,  bp.  December  31,  1758. 

112  Johannes,  bp.  November  1,  1761. 

113  Gerritje,  b.  March  15,  1765. 

60. 
Jacob,  son  of  (13)  Barent  Ten  Eyck  and  (9)  Neeltje 
Schermerhorn,  was  baptised  February  6,  1704  ;  married  (35) 
A  lid  a,  daughter  of  (6)  Nanning  Visscher  and  (5)  Alida  Ven- 
hagen,  June  17,  1728,  and  had 

114  Neeltje,  bp.  January  15,  1729 ;  m.  Samuel  Pruyn,  February  7, 

1756  ;  d.  April  14, 1817. 

115  Alida,  bp.  September  15,  1732. 

116  Barent,  b.  September  22,  1734  ;  d.  y. 

117  Geertje,  bp.  January  11,  1736  ;  in.  Johannes  Franc  Prgyn;  d. 

May  16,  1807. 

118  Barent,  bp.  September  24, 1738  ;  d.  y. 

119  Barent,  bp.  September  7,  1740. 

120  Maria,  bp.  February  27,  1743. 

64. 

Jacob  H.,  son  of  (14)  Henrick  Ten  Eyck  and  Marga- 
rita JJleecker,  was  born  January  22,  ,170S ;  married  (138) 
Annetje  (Anna),  daughter  of  (39)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Anna 
Glen  (bp.  February  6  or  9, 1709),  November  30, 1737,  and  had 

121  Margarita,  b.  September  30,  1738;  m. . 

122  Anna,  bp.  August  31,  1740  ;  d.  y. 

123  Anna,  bp.  September  12,  1742. 

124  Hendrick,  b.  September  29, 1744  ;  m.  (73)  Margarita  Douw,  May 

22, 1767. 

125  Harmanus,  bp.  March  29,  1747  ;  d.  y. 

126  Harmanus,  b.  January  9,  1749-50  ;    m.  Margaret  Blekcker, 

March  30,  1776. 


236  Ten  Etck. 

Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck  died  November  16,  1776. 
Annetje  (Anna)  Wendell,  widow  of  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck, 
died  January  11,  1779. 

65. 
Johannes  H.,  son  of  (14)  Henrick  Ten  Eyck  and  Mar- 
garita Bleecker,  was  baptised  October  28,  1710 ;  married 
Sarah,  daughter  of  (probably)  Dirk  Ten  Broeck  and  Marga- 
rita Cuyler,  (b.  May  30,  1725),  although  reported  70  years 
old  when  she  died,  and  had 

127  Hendrick,  bp.  April  17,  1748 ;  d.  y. 

128  Hendrick,  bp.  May  28,  1749  ;  d.  y. 

129  Hendrick,  bp.  June  23,  1754. 

130  Margarita,  bp.  April  16,  1758. 

Johannes  H.  Ten  Eyck  died  July  31,  1794,  ae.  83  years,  11 
months  and  10  days. 

Saeah  Ten  Broeck,  widow  of  Johannes  H.  Ten  Etck, 
died  February  16, 1801,  ae.  70(?)  years,  9  months  and  1  day. 

68. 
Tobias,  son  of  (14)  Henrick  Ten  Eyck  and  Margarita 
Bleecker,  was  born  August  15  (bp.  August  18),  1717;  married 
Rachel,  daughter  of  Johannes  De  Peyster  and  Anna  Schuyler 
(bp.  May  30,  1728),  September  7,  1750,  and  had 

1  Myndert  Schuyler,  b.  February  9,  1753;   m.,  1st,  Elsie, 

daughter  of  John  Sanders,  of  Scotia,  October  20,  1774  ;  2d, 
(255)  Margaret,  daughter  of  (41)  Harmon  Visscher  and 
Cathrina  Brouwer.and  widow  of  John  C.  Van  Everen.  She 
was  one  of  the  sisters  who  made  their  escape  at  the  massacre 
of  their  brothers  at  Caughnawaga  in  May,  1780.  They 
had  one  daughter,  Elsie,  who  married  Peter  Conyn,  Esq. 

2  Henry,  b.  July  27,  1755  ;  m.,  1st,  Anna  Van  Eps  ;  2d,  Maria 

Dorothea  Vrooman,  widow  of  John  V.  L.  Le  Tonnelier, 
He  was  a  captain  of  a  continental  company  during  the  war 
of  the  Revolution.  Had  a  daughter  Maria  (b.  April  11, 1787) 
who  married  Cornelius  Vrooman . 

3  Tobias,  b.  July  19,  1764. 

4  John  De  Peyster,  b. ;  m.  (90)  Maria  Douw,  Jauuary 

20,  1782.  He  died  April  9,  1798,  leaving  one  child,  John 
De  Peyster,  born  May  3, 1788.     She  died  March  12,  1818. 


Ten  Eyok.  237 

Tobias  Ten  Eyck  died  February  9,  1785,  at  Canghnawaga, 
to  which  place  he  removed  from  Schenectady.  While  in 
Schenectady  he  was  represented  to  be  the  most  wealthy  man 
in  the  place  and  a  merchant  of  high  standing. 

70. 
Barent,  son  of  (14)  Henrick  Ten  Eyck  and  Margarita 
Bleecker,  was  baptised  September  9, 1722 ;  married,  1st,  Lena, 
daughter  of  Tobias  Ryckman  and  (18)  Helena  Beeckman,  (bp. 
September  29,  1723),  April  21,  1745,  and  had 

131  Lena,  bp.  September  8, 1745. 

132  Hendrick  B.,  bp.  November  8,  1747  ;  m.  Catharina  Sanders. 

Lena  Ryckman,  wife  of  Barent  Ten  Eyck  died.  He  probably  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Elsie  Cuyler,  January  29, 1759,  by  whom  lie  bad  no 
children  ;  and  3d,  Sarah  Codwise,  and  had 

133  Maria,  b.  September  6,  1769. 

83. 

Enphemia,  daughter  of  (24)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  of 

New  York,  ancf  Jacinte  Berkels,  was  born  in  New  York,  and 
married  John  Lewis  of  New  York,  and  had 

134  Abraham. 

135  Elizabeth,  m.  Captain  Goodwin. 

136  John,  in.  (145)  Elizabeth  Ten  Eyck. 

137  Elias,  d.  1840. 

138  Erasmus. 

84. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (24)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and 
Jacinte  Berkels,  was  born  in  New  York  ;  married  Erastus 
Williams,  and  bad 

139  Henry- 

140  John,  m.  Mary  Hetherington  . 

85. 
Richard,  son  of  (24)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and  Jacinte 
Berkels,  was  born  in  New  York  in  1730  ;  married,  1st,  Eliza- 
beth Braisted,  and  had 


238  Ten  Eyck. 

141  Andrew,  in.  Elizabeth  Lloyd  ;  d.  in  1828. 

142  Richard,  m.  Elizabeth  Anderson. 

Elizabeth  Braisted,  wife  of  Richard  Ten  Eyck  died.     He  married 
2d,  Elizabeth  Lebrdn,  and  had 

143  Philip,  m.  Elsie  Beekman. 

144  Jacintha,  m.  (150)  John  Ten  Eyck. 

145  Elizabeth,  m.  (135)  John  Lewis. 

146  Hannah,  m.  Henry  Arnold  ;  d.  1828. 

147  Mary,  m.  John  Weller. 

148  Abraham  R.,  b.  September  22, 1775  ;  m.  (98)  Annetje  Visscuer, 

May  17.  1801  ;  d.  June  9,  1857. 

Elizabeth  Lebrun,  2d  wife  of  Richard  Ten  Eyck,  died.    He  mar- 
ried, 3d,  Elizabeth  Douglass,  by  whom  he  had  no  children. 

Richard  Ten  Eyck  died  in  New  York  in  1810. 

86. 
David,  son  of  (24)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and  Jacinte 
Berkels,  was  born  in  New  York ;  he  married  twice  and  by  bis 
wife  or  wives,  had 

149  Abraham. 

150  John,  in.  (144)  Jacintha  Ten  Eyck  ;  d.  in  1817. 

151  Mary,  m.  Robert  Nichols. 

152  Agnes. 

87. 
Mary,  daughter  of  (24)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and  Jacinte 
Berkels,  was  born  in  New  York ;  married  Frederick  Fine, 

and  had 

153  Mary,  m.  Peter  Kenan. 

154  John. 

155  Rachel. 

156  Elizabeth. 

157  Euphemia,  m.  William  Nichols. 

88. 
Abraham,  son  of  (24)  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  and  Jacinte 
Berkels,  was  born  in  New  York  ;  married  Sarah  Smith,  and 

had 

158  Sarah,  m.  Rev.  John  Stanford. 

159  Elizabeth,  m.  F.  Fairbdrn. 

160  Abraham. 

161  Josias. 


Ten  Eyok.  239 

lOl. 

Abraham  J.,  son  of  (48)  Jacob  C.  Ten  Eyck  and  Cath- 

arina  Cuyler,  was  born  in  Albany  November  29, 1743 ;  married 

(15!))  Annatje,  daughter  of  (70)  Jacob  Jaeobse  Lansing,  Jr., 

and  Marytje  Egberts  (b.  July  11, 1746),  April  14, 1769,  and  had 

162  Oatharina,  b.  November  17, 1769  ;  m.  (156)  Sanders  Lansing. 

163  Jacob,  b.   February   17,    1772;    m.    Magdalen A  Gansevoort, 

March  6,  1795  :  d.  July  26,  1862. 

164  Maria,  b.  June  28,  1774  ;  in.  Chables  Briggen. 

165  Abraham,  b.  October  2a,  1777  ;  m.  G.  Schuyler. 

166  Lena,  b.  August  26,  1779  ;  d.  y. 

167  Ooenraad,  b.  July  17,  1782. 

168  Jeremiah  V.  R.,  b.  May  13,  1785  ;  d.  y. 

169  Lena  (Helen),  b.  June  13,  1787  ;  m.  (313)  Gekrit  Y.  Lansing, 

May  31,  1808. 

170  Jeremiah  V.  R.,  b.  April  3, 1790. 

Abraham  J.  Ten  Eyck  died  November  (October?)  7,  1824. 
Annatie  Lansing,  widow  of  Abraham  J.  Ten  Eyck,  died 
November  7,  1824,  re.  76  years  and  6  months. 

103. 
Anthony,  son  of  (48)  Jacob  C.  Ten  Eyck  and  Cath- 
arina  Cuyler,  was  born  in  Albany  September  15,  1749;  mar- 
ried Maria  Egberts,  February  18,  1775,  and  had 

171  Oatharina,  b.  December  14,  1776  ;  d.  s. 

172  Egbert,  b.  April  18,  1779  ;  m   Rebecca  Pearce. 

173  Anthony,  b.  July  9,  1783  ;  d.  y. 

174  Anthony,  b.  December  23, 1784  ;  m.  C.  Johnson. 

175  Ooenraad  A.,  b.  October  19, 1789  ;  in.  (214)  Hester  G.  Ten  Eyck; 

d.  June  10,  1849. 
175J  Maria,  in.  J.  Van  Allen. 

Judge  Anthony  Ten  Eyck  resided  at  Schodack,  and  was  a 
member  of  the  convention  in  1787  -which  ratified  the  constitu- 
tion of  the  United  States;  first  Judge  of  Rensselaer  Co.,  until 
60  years  of  age,  and  member  of  the  Senate  for  eight  years. 

114. 
Xeeltje,  daughter  of  (00)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  and  (35)  Alida 

Tisscher,  was  baptised  in  Albany,  January  1 5,  1729  ;  married 
31 


240  Ten  Eyck. 

Samuel,  sun  of  Francis  S.  Pruyn  and  Alida  "Van  Yveren,  (bp. 
September  15,  172S),  February  7,  1756,  and  had 

176  Franciscus,  bp.  July  10,  1757. 

177  Maria,  b.  January  22,  1760. 

178  Anna,  b.  August  2,  1762 ;  d.  February  3,  1833,  as.  70  years  and  6 

months. 

179  Jacob,  b.  June  28,  1765  ;  d.  at  Lafayette,  N.  Y.  July  20,  1836,  a?. 

72  years.. 
179J  Johannes,  b.  November  1,  1768. 

Neeltje  Ten  Eyck,  wife  of  Samuel  Pruyn,  died  April  14, 
1817. 

131. 

Margarita  (Marigreta),  daughter  of  (64)  Jacob  H. 
Ten  Eyck  and  (138)  Annetje  (Anna)  Wendell,  was  born  Sep- 
tember 30,  1 738  ;  married ,  and  had 

1  Anna,  b.  September  1, 1740  ;  d.  August  10,  1742. 

2  Anna,  b.  September  10,  1742. 

3  Harmanus,  b.  March  24,  1747  ;  d.  July  28,  1748. 

134. 

Hendrick,  son  of  (64)  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck  and  (138) 
Annetje  Wendell,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  29,  1744; 
married  (73)  Margarita,  daughter  of  (38)  Abraham  Douw  and 
Lyntje  Whine,  (bp.  November  23, 1740),  May  22,  1767,  and  had 

180  Anna,  b.  September  17,  1768. 

181  Lyntje,  b.  March  28,  1770. 

182  Catharina,  b.  September  7,  1772. 

183  Geertruy,  b.  June  15,  1774  ;  d.  at  Cazenovia,  January  17,  1839. 

184  Elsie,  b.  June  4,  1777  ;  d.  y. 

185  Elsie,  b.  February  19,  1779. 

186  Jacob,  b.  December  8, 1785  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Burr,  of  Cazenovia, 

N.  Y. 

126. 

Harmanus,  son  of  (64)  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck  and  (138) 
Annetje  Wendell,  was  born  January  9,  1749-50,  baptised  in 
Albany,  January  14,  1750 ;  married  Margaret,  daughter  of 
Hendrick  Bleecker,  Jr.,  and  Catalyntje  Ouyler,  (b.  October  31, 
bp.  November  23,  1755),  March  30,  1776,  and  had 


Ten  Eyck.  241 

187  Oathalyna,  b.  May  22,  1777  ;  d.  October  6,  1777. 

188  Oathalyna,  b.  October  12,  1778  ;  d.  s.  January  2,  1855. 

189  Jacob  H.,  b.  February  9,  1781  ;  d.  s.  October  8,  1872. 

190  Anna,  b.  March  16,  1783  ;  m.  Andrew  Foster,  March  1,  1819  ; 

d.  July  13,  1851.     He  died  December  26,  1849. 

191  Hendrick,  b.  February  22,  1736 ;  d.  a.  July  1,  1794. 

192  Margarita,  b.  April  29,  1788  ;  d.  June  15,  1789. 

193  Margarita,  b.  July  22,  1791 ;  d.  s.  June  29,  1853. 

194  Herman,  b.  October  22,  1793  ;  m.  (303)  Eliza  Bogekt,  May  8, 

1821  ;  d.  May  17,  1861.     She  died  July  5, 1853. 
194 J  Catharine,  b.  February  10,  1796 ;  d.  August  25,  1797. 

195  Catharine,  b.  September  30,  1798  ;  m.  William  M.  Buiir,  of 

Cazenovia,  November  14,  1825  ;  d.  May  28,  1865. 

Harmanus  Ten  Eyck  died  at  362  North  Market  street  (now 
Broadway),  Albany,  January  27,  1823,  se.  almost  77  years. 

Maegaeita  Bleecker,  widow  of  Haemanus  Ten  Eyck,  died 
September  1,  1834,  se.  almost  79  years. 

133. 
Hendrick  B.,  son  of  (70)  Barent  Ten  Eyck  and  Lena 
Ryckman,  was  baptised  in  Albany  November  8, 1747 ;  married 
Catharina  Sartders,  and  had 

196  Robert,  b.  July  25  and  bp.  July  28,  1771. 

Catharina  Sanders,  wife  of  Hendrick  B.  Ten  Eyck,  died 
before  her  child  was  baptised. 

141. 

Andrew,  son  of  (85)  Richard  Ten  Eyck  and  his  first 
wife  Elizabeth  Braisted,  was  born  in  New  York ;  married 
Elizabeth  Lloyd,  and  liad 

197  Mary,  m.  William  R.  Smilev  ;  dead. 

198  Richard,  dead. 

199  Elizabeth,  m.  Ebastus  Williams  ;  dead. 

200  Deborah,  m.  a  Rappelyea  ;  dead. 

201  Frances,  m.  Qeoroe  Kjngsland,  and  had  children' in  New  York. 

202  Andrew. 

203  James,  m.  (206)  Ann  Eliza  Ten  Eyck,  October  15,  1821 ;  d.  Feb- 

ruary 17,  1827. 

204  Richard,  dead. 

Andrew  Ten  Eyck  died  in  1828. 


242  Ten  Eyck.       . 

148. 
Abraham  K.,  son  of  (85)  Richard  Ten  Eyck  and  his 

second  wife  Elizabeth  Lebrun,  was  born  in  New  York  Sep- 
tember 22,  1775 ;  married  (9S)  Annetje,  daughter  of  (90) 
Matthew  Yisseher  and  Lydia  Fryer  (b.  October  25.  1778),  May 
17,  1801,  and  had 

205  Philip,  b.  March  10,  1802  ;  unmarried. 

206  Ann  Eliza, b.  March  15,  1804  ;  m.  (203)  James  Ten  Eyck,  October 

15,  1831  ;  d.  May  26,  1866. 

207  Caroline,  b.  September  2,  1806  ;  d.  September  24,  1809. 

208  Visscher,  b.  January  27,  1809  ;  m.  Eliza  Ann  Young,  August 
14,  1833. 

209  Lydia,  b.  August  24,  1811 ;  in.  Stephen  Van  Valkenburgh, 

October  20, 1841 ;  had  one  child,  Anna  Elizabeth,  b.  Septem- 
ber 7, 1842 ;  d.  November  21,  1851.     He  died  May  3,  1854. 

210  John,  b.  April  20,  1814  ;  m.  Anna  Jones,  November  6,  1862. 

211  Caroline,  b.  November  21,  1817. 

212  Mary,  b.  August  17,  1819. 

213  Ann,  b.  April  17. 1822  ;  m.  (234)  John  B.  Visscher,  July  8,1857; 

d.  February  5,  1863. 

Abraham  R.  Ten  Eyck  died  in  Albany  June  9,  1857. 

Annetje  Vissciiee,  widow  of  Abraham  K.  Tp;n  Eyck,  died 
in  Albany  July  20, 1870. 

Their  son  John  Ten  Eyck  placed  a  memorial  window  in  St. 
Peters  church  to  their  memory.  At  the  time  of  her  death  she 
-was  the  oldest  communicant  in  the  church. 

163. 
Jacob,  son  of  (101)  Abraham  J.  Ten  Eyck  and  (159) 
Annetje,  daughter  of  (70)  Jacob  Jacobse  Lansing,  Jr.,  and 
Marytje  Egberts,  was  born  in  Albany  February  17,  1772 ; 
married  Magdalena,  daughter  of  Leonard  Gansevoort  and 
Hester  Cuyler  (b.  August  17,  1777),  Mai;ch  0, 1795,  and  had 

214  Hester  G.,  b.  January  4,  1796  ;  m.  (175)  Coenkaad  A.  Ten  Eyck. 

215  Abraham  C,  b.  July  6.  1797  ;  d.  s.  April  6,  1861 , 

216  Anna,  b.  January  3,  1800  ;  d.  y. 

217  Leonard  G.,  b.  October  12,  1801  ;  d.  s.  October  23,  1881. 

218  Jacob  L.,  b.  December  20,  1803  ;  d.  s. 

219  Herman  G,  b.  January  17, 1806  ;  m.  Cathakine  Bkitton  ;  was 

killed  in  1881. 

220  Peter  G.,  b.  December  19,  1809  ;  m.  Rachel  Berhants  ;  no  ch. 


Ten  Eyck.  243 

Jacob  Ten  Eyck  died  at  Whitehall,  near  Albany,  July  26, 
1862,  se.  90  years,  5  months  and  6  days. 

He  represented  Albany  county  in  the  State  assembly  during 
the  years  1800-3,  inclusive,  and  in  1S07  was  appointed  county 
judge,  holding  the  position  live  years.  He  removed  to  the 
family  homestead  at  Whitehall,  near  Albany,  in  1800,  and 
lived  there  until  his  death. 

Magdalena  G-ansevookt,  widow  of  Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  died 
at  the  same  place  May  14,  1863,  ?e.  86  years. 

16». 
Lena  (Helen),  daughter  of  (101)  Abraham  J.  Ten  Eyck 
and  (159)  Annetje  Lansing,  was  born  June  13,  1787;  married 
(313)  Gcrrit  Y.  Lansing,  May  31,  180S.     (See  313  Lansing.) 

173. 

Egbert,  son  of  (103)  Anthony  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria 
Egberts,  was  born  in  Schodack,  April  IS,  1779  ;  married 
Rebecca  Pearce,  and  had 

221  Anthony,  m.  Harriet  Fairchild. 

222  Catharine,  in.  Jaeer  Foster. 

223  Lydia  Maria,  in.  Hon.  Joseph  Mullin. 

224  Robert,  m.  Catharine  Greene. 
224J  Egbert. 

174. 
Anthony,  son  of  (103)  Anthony  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria 
Egberts,  was  born  in  Schodack,  December  23,  1784;  married 
C.  Johnson,  and  had 

225  Mary. 

226  Anna. 

227  Oaty. 

228  John. 

229  Egbert.  * 

175. 

Coenraad  Anthony,  son  of  (103)  Anthony  Ten  Eyck 

and  Maria  Egberts,  was  born  in  Schodack,  October  19, 1789  ; 

married  (214)  Hester  Gansevoort,  daughter  of  (163)  Jacob  Ten 

Eyck  and  Magdalena  Gansevoort,  (b.  January  4,  1796),  and  had 

230  Leonard,  b.  March  12,  1821  ;  in.  Eixen  Bullock. 

231  Mary,  b.  September  6,  1822 ;  d.  y. 


244  Ten  Etck. 

232  Anthony,  b.  June  23,  1824. 

233  Jacob,  b.  July  4, 1826  ;  m.  Eliza  Folgkr  Coffin. 

234  A.  Cuyler,  b.  October  1,  1830  ;  in.  Matilda  Haswell,  Novem- 

ber 27, 1855. 

235  Clinton,  b.  May  31,  1833  ;  m.  Kate  Montbath  Wilson. 

236  Catharine,  b.  May  28,  1836  ;  d.  s. 

Coenraad  A.  Ten  Eyck  died  June  10,  1845. 
Hester  G.  Ten  Eyck,  widow  of  Coenkaad  A.  Ten  Eyck, 
died  April  6,  1861. 

175%. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (103)  Anthony  Ten  Eyck  and  Maria 
Egberts,  married  J.  Van  Allen,  and  had 

237  Mary. 

238  John. 

239  Egbert. 

240  Harriet. 

186. 
Jacob,  son  of  (124)  Henri  rick  Ten  Eyck  and  (73)  Mar- 
garet Douw,  was  born  December  8, 1785  ;  married  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Joseph  Burr,  of  Cazenovia,  formerly  of  Hartford, 
Conn.,  artd  had 

241  Mary  A.,  b.  in  1816 ;  m.  Elisha  C.  Litciifield,  August  2, 1838  ; 

d.  July  22,  1870.     He  died  November  28,  1873. 

242  Henry,  m.  (339)  Elizabeth  Wendell,  January  15,  1845 ;  no  cb. 

243  Elizabeth,  d.  July  6, 1853. 

Jacob  Ten  Eyck  died  in  Savannah,  Ga.,  May  1,  1853,  from 
yellow  fever. 

EuzABETn  Buee,  widow  of  Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  died  in 
Savannali  from  yellow  fever  the  same  month  and  year  that  her 
husband  died. 

190. 

Anna,  daughter  of  (126)  Harmanus  Ten  Eyck  and  Mar- 
garet Bleecker,  was  born  March  16,  1783,  in  Albany ;  married 
Andrew  Foster,  of  New  York,  in  Albany,  March  1,  1819, 
and  had 

244  Margaret  Ten  Eyck,   b.   in   New   York   March   30,   1820  ;   m. 

Gamaliel  Gates  Smith,  in  New  York,  November  20, 1850. 

245  Herman  Ten  Eyck,  b.  in  New  York  March  1,  1822  ;  m.  Mary 

Pauline  Lentilhon,  in  New  York  October  9, 1844  ;  d.  Febru- 
ary 9,  1869. 


Ten  Eyck.  245 

246  Jacob  Post  Giraud,  b.  in  New  York  April  8,  1827 ;  m.  Sallie 

Duncan  Elliot,  November  4,  1875,  at  Morristown,  N.  J. 

Andrew  Foster  died  in  New  York  December  2(5,  1849. 
Anna.  Ten  Eyck,  widow  of  Andrew  Foster,  died  July  13, 
1851. 

194. 
Herman,  son  of  (126)  Harmanus  Ten  Eyck  and  Mar- 
garet Bleecker,  was  born  in   Albany  October  22,  1793;  mar- 
ried (303)  Eliza,  daughter  of  (209)  Harinan   H.  Bogert  and 
Dolly  Witbeck  (b.  June  1,  1803),  May  8,  1821,  and  had 

247  Margaret,  b.  April  29,  1822  ;  m.  John  A.  ROBisON,May  28,  1844. 

248  John  Bogart,  b.  May  3,  1824  ;  d.  July  23,  1825. 

249  Jacob  H.,  b.   August  17,  1833;   m.  Matilda  E.,  daughter  of 

Gerrit  V.  S.  Bleecker  and  Jane  Shepard,  April  11,  1867;  no  ch. 

250  Cornelia  Dorothy,  b.  December  11,  1835  ;  d.  November  8,  1841. 

251  Catalina,  b.  January  24,  1840  ;  m.  Augustus  Pruyn,  September 

19, 1866. 

Eliza  Bogert,  wife  of  Herman  Ten  Eyck,  died  in  Albany 
July  5,  1853.  • 

Herman  Ten  Eyck  died  in  Albany  May  17,  1861. 

195. 
Catharine,  daughter  of  (126)  Harmanus  Ten  Eyck  and 
Margaret  Bleecker,  was  born  September  30,  1798 ;  married 
William  M.  Burr,  of  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  November  14,  1825, 
and  had 

252  Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  b.  at  Gazenovia  March  28,  1827  ;  m.  (341) 

B.  Rush  Wendell,  September  8,  1847. 

253  Catalina  Ten   Eyck,  b.    at   Cazenovia   September  4,  1830;   d. 

August  4,  1832. 

254  William  M.,  b.  at  Cazenovia  June  15,  1831  ;  m.  Emily  K.  Wil- 

kinson, March  2, 1853. 

255  Anna  Foster,  b.  at  Cazenovia  May  10, 1837;  m.  Robert  J.  Hub- 

bard, September  30,  1863. 

Catharine  Ten  Eyck,  wife  of  William  M.  Burr,  died  May 
28,  1865. 

William  M.  Burr  died  at  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  January  18,  . 
1869. 


246  Ten  Eyck. 

203. 
James,  son  of  (141)  Andrew  Ten  Eyck  and  Elizabeth 

Lloyd,  was  born  in  New  York  ;    married  (206)  Ann  Eliza, 

daughter  of  (148)  Abraham  R  Ten  Eyck  and  (98)  Annctje 

Vissclier  (b.  in  Albany  March  15,1804),  October  15,  lS21,and 

had 

256  Richard,  b.  August  11,  1832  ;  d.  July  20,  1836. 

267  Philip,  b.  August  1, 1824  ;  m.  Caroline  E.  Crane,  June  5,  1855. 

James  Ten  Eyck  died  February  17,  1827. 
Ann  Eliza  Ten  Eyck,  widow  of  James  Ten  Eyok,  died  hi 
Albany  May  26,  1866. 

208. 

Vissclier,  son  of  (148)  Abraham  Ten  Eyek  and  Annetje 

Visscher,  was  born  in  Albany,  January  27,  1809 ;  married 
Eliza  Ann,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  James  and  Lucinda  Youngs, 
August  14,  1833,  and  had 

258  Anna. 

259  James,  m.  Catharine  E.,  daughter  of    Teunis  Van  Vechten 

and  Margaret  T.  Lush.     She  died  May  23,  1865  ;  no.  ch. 

260  Elisha. 

261  Visscher,  d.  April  26,  1860. 

262  William,  d.  July  8,  1858. 

Eliza  Ann  Youngs,  wife  of  Visscimt  Ten  Eyok,  died  in 
Albany  May,  6,  1879. 

Visschek  Ten  Eyck  resides  in  Albany. 

235. 

Clinton,  son  of  (175)  Coenraed  A.  Ten  Eyck  and  (214) 
Hester  Ten  Eyck,  was  born  in  Albany  May  31, 1833 ;  married 
Kate  Monteath,  daughter  of  James  A.  Wilson  and  Jane 
Lewis  Monteath,  (b.  August  25,  1840),  and  had 

263  James  Wilson,  b.  April  15,  1860. 

264  Hester  E.,  b.  October  7,  1862. 

265  Kate  Monteath,  b.  April  8,  1868  ;  d.  February  2,  1869. 

266  Jane  W.,  b.  June  30,  1871. 

267  Conradt,  b.  April  15,  1874. 

268  Clinton,  Jr.,  b.  June  14,  1880;  d.  July  7,  1880. 

Clinton  Ten  Eyck  and  family  reside  in  Albany. 


Ten  Eyok.  247 

241. 

Mary  A.,  daughter  of  (1S6)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  and  Eliza- 
beth Burr,  was  bom  in  1816;  married  Elisba  C  Litchfield, 

August  2,  1838,  and  had 

1  Elizabeth  Ten  Eyck,  b.  March  30,  1841;  in.  E.  Benedict 

Oaklet,  of  New  York,  October  14,  1863,  and  bad 

a  Cleveland   Litchfield,   b.   September  30,  1864 ;  d. 

April  30,  1866. 
b  Henry  Ten  Eyck,  b.  November  16,  1868. 
c  Mary  Ten  Eyck,  b.  December  20,  1873. 
d  Elizabeth  Benedict,  b.  December  8,  1874. 

2  Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  b.  February  18,  1846 :  m.  Jane  S.  How, 

January  12,  1871,  and  had 

a  Cleveland,  b.  September  11,  1872. 

b  Willie  How,  b.  March  17,  1875. 

c  Ten  Eyck,  b.  December  2,  1876. 

d  Benedict  Oakley,  b.  September  19,  1878 

3  Henry  Cleveland,  b.  in  Cazenovia  December  23,  1850 ;  m. 

Julia  B.  Gumming,  June  15,  1876,  and  had 

a  Edmund  Cumming,  b.  June  17,  1877. 
b  Henry  Cleveland,  Jr.,  b.  May  22,  1879. 
c  Robert  Bach,  b.  June  1,  1882. 

Mary  A.  Ten  Eyck,  wife  of  Eusha  C.  Litchfikld,  died 
July  22,  1870. 

Elisiia  C.  Litchfield  died  November  28,  1873. 

242. 
Henry,  son  of  (186)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck  and  Elizabeth  Burr, 

was  born  September  21, 1817 ;  married  (339)  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  (300)  Peter  "Wendell,  M.  D.,  and  Elizabeth  Van  Kleeck 
(b.  September  13,  1820),  January  15,  1845.     No  children. 
Henry  Ten  Eyck  and  wife  reside  in  Cazenovia,  N.  Y 

244. 

Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  daughter  of  (190)  Anna  Ten 
Eyck  and  Andrew  Foster,  was  born  in  New  York,  March  30, 
1820  ;  married  Gamaliel  Grates  Smith  in  New  York,  Novem- 
ber 20,  1850,  and  had 

269  Andrew  Poster,  b.  May  16,  1855  ;  d.  in  Rome,  Italy,   February 
1, 1876. 
32 


248  Ten  Eyck. 

270  Emily  Lentilhon,  b  May  20,  1857 ;  m.  (265)  Burr  Wendbll,  in 
New  York,  June  8, 1881,  and  had 

1  Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  b.  in  New  York,  March  3,  1882. 
(See  Wendell.) 

245. 
Herman  Ten  Eyck,  son  of  (190)  Anna  Ten  Eyck  and 
Andrew  Foster,  was  born  in  New  York  March  1, 1822 ;  mar- 
ried Mary  Pauline  Lentilhon,  in  New  York  October  9, 1844 ; 
and  had 

.271  Anna  Eliza,  b.  at  Lakeland,  near  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  November  4 
1845  ;  m.  Beveklt  Robinson,  in  New  York,  April  8,  1875. 

272  Antoine  Lentilhon,  b.  at  Lakeland,  near  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  August, 

14,  1847  :  m.  (43)  Victokine  Elizabeth  Du  Pont,  October  18, 
1877  ;  no  ch . 

273  Mary  Pauline,  b.  at  Lakeland,  near  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  April  19, 

1849;  in.  (38)  Algernon  Du  Pont,  July  15, 1874.    (See  Gerhard.) 

Mary  Pauline,  wife  of  Herman  Ten  Eyck  Foster,  died  at 
Lakeland,  near  Geneva,  1ST.  Y.,  April  26,  1849. 

Merman  Ten  Eyck  Foster,  died  at  Lakeland,  February  9, 
1869. 

247. 

Margaret,  daughter  of  (194)  Herman  Ten  Eyck  and 
Eliza  Bogert,  was  born  April  29, 1822 ;  married  in  Albany  by 
the  Rev.  Duncan  Kennedy,  John  A.  Robison,  May  28,  1844, 
and  had 

274  Herman  Ten  Eyck,  b.  in  Syracuse,  N.  Y„  December  26,  1845  ; 

m.  at  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  Anna  R.  Lloyd,  July  9,  1872. 

275  Hugh,  b.  in  Syracuse,  N.  Y. ,  December  3,  1847  ;  m.  at  Grange- 

ville,  Cal.,  Hattib,  daughter  of  Louis  Haas,  July  10,  1878. 

276  John,  b.  in  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  November  3,   1849  ;  d.  August  29, 

1856. 

277  William,  b.  in  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  August  7,  1851  ;  m.  at  Massa- 
peqiia,  L.  I.,  Jennie,  daughter  of  Willtam  Floyd  Jones,  No- 
vember 9,  1880. 

John  A.  Robison  died  at  Santiago  de  Cuba,  March  29, 1856. 
Mrs.  Margaret  Ten  Eyck  Robison  resides  in  New  York 
city. 


Ten  Eyck.  249 

251. 
Catalina,  daughter  of  (194)  Herman  Ten  Eyck  and 
Eliza  Bogert,  was  born  in  Albany  January  24, 1840 ;  married 
in  the  North  Eeformed  Church  in  Albany,  by  the  Rev.  Kufus 
W.  Clark,  D.D.,  Augustus  Pruyn,  September  19,  1866, 
and  had 

278  Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  b.  in  Albany. 

279  Augustus,  b.  in  Newark,  N.  J.;  d.  July  18,  1870. 

280  Eliza  Ten  Eyck,  b.  in  Newark,  N.  J. 

281  Montgomery  Rochester,  b.  in  Newark,  N.  J.;  d.  July  16,  1874. 

282  Foster,  b.  in  Newark,  N.  J. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Augustus  Pruyn  reside  in  Albany. 

252. 

Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  daughter  of  (195)  Catharine 
Ten  Eyck  and  William  M.  Burr,  was  horn  at  Cazenovia, 
N.  Y.,  March  28,   1827;   married  (341)  B.  Rush  Wendell, 

September  8,  1847,  and  had 

1  Wiljiam  Burr,  b.  July  1,  1849  ;  d.  August  23.  1849. 

2  Herman,  b.  August  2,  1850 ;  d.  January  20,  1852. 

3  Burr,  b.  November  29,  1853;  m.  (270)  Emily  Lbntilhon 

Smith,  June  8,  1881. 

4  Benjamin  Rush,  b.  November  13,  1855. 

5  Ten  Eyck,  b.  November  7,  1857. 

B.  Bush  Wendell  and  family  reside  in  Cazenovia,  ~N.  Y. 

254. 

William  M.,  son  of  (195)  Catharine  Ten  Eyck  and 

William  M.  Burr,  was  born  in  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  June  15, 
1831 ;  married  Emily  K.,  daughter  of  John  Wilkinson  and 
Mary  Holden,  of  Poughkeepsie,  March  2,  1853,  and  had 

1  Mary  Louise,  b.  February  22,  1855. 

2  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  b.  October  3,  1856. 

3  Catharine  Ten  Eyck,  b.  March  10,  1859. 

4  Anna  Hubbard,  b.  February  28,  1867  ;  d.  September  30, 1867. 

5  William  M.,  b.  November  6,  1868. 

6  Margaret  Wendell,  b.  January  22,  1871. 

William  M.  Burr  and  family  reside  in  Cazenovia,  N.  Y., 
where  all  his  children  were  born. 


250  Ten  Etch. 

255. 
Anna  Foster,  daughter  of  (195)  Catharine  Ten  Eyck 
and  William  M.  Burr,  was  born  in  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  May  10, 
1837 ;  married  Robert  J.  Hubbard,  of  Utica,  September  30, 
1863,  and  had 

1  William  Burr,  b.  August  31,  1869;  d.  March  25,  1870. 

2  Robert  Frederick,  b.  in  Paris,  France,  May  25,  1876. 

Robert  J.  Hubbard  and  family  reside  in  Cazenovia. 

257. 
Philip,  son  of  (203)  James  Ten  Eyck,  of  New  York, 
and  (206)  Ann  Eliza  Ten  Eyck,  of  Albany,  was  born  August. 
1,  1S24;  married  Caroline  E.,  daughter  of  Hector   Hunter 
Crane  and  Caroline  Abby  Smith,  June  5,  1 855,  and  had 

283  Henry  James,  b.  in  Albany  July  25,  1856. 

284  Gertrude,  b.  in  Albany  March  22   1861. 

285  Caroline,  b.  in  Albany  July  15,  1865. 

286  Frances  Hunter,  b.  in  Albany  October  17,  1867. 

Philip  Ten  Eyck  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  K  Y. 

371. 

Anna  Eliza,  daughter  of  (245)  Herman  Ten  Eyck  Foster 
and  Mary  Pauline  Lentilhon,  was  born  at  Lakeland,  near 
Geneva,  N.  Y.,  November  4,  1 845 ;  married  Beverly  Robin- 
son, in  New  York,  April  8,  1875,  and  had 

287  Beverly  Randolph,  b.  in  New  York  June  24,  1876. 

288  Herman  Foster,  b.  in  New  York  March  31,  1878. 

289  Peyton  Randolph,  b.  in  New  York  April  12,  1880  ;  d.  December 

4,  1881. 

290  Pauline  Lentilhon,  b.  in  New  York  August  10,  1881. 

221. 

Anthony,  son  of  (172)  Egbert  Ten  Eyck  and  Rebecca 
Pearce,  married  Harriet  Fairchild,  and  had 

291  Egbert  Fairchild,  b.  in  1839. 

292  Harriet  Fairchild,  b.  in  1844. 


Ten  Eyck.  251 

333. 

Lydia  Maria,  daughter  of  (172)  Egbert  Ten  Eyck  and 
Rebecca  Pearce,  married  the  Hon.  Joseph  Mullen,  of  Water- 
town,  N.  Y.,  and  had 

293  Anthony  Ten  Eyck,  dead. 

294  Catharine,  in.  Fkbdbhic  W.  Brown,  October  3,  1867. 

295  Lydia  M, 

296  Rebecca. F.  E. 

297  Joseph,  Jr. 

Hon.  Joseph  Mullen  died  at  Saratoga  on  June  17,  1882. 
He  was  judge  of  the  supreme  court  of  the  State  of  New  York 
at  the  time  of  his  death,  and  was  the  oldest  in  time  of  service 
on  the  bench. 

Lydia  M.  Ten  Eyck,  widow  of  Hon.  Joseph  Mullen,  resides 
at  Watertown. 

324. 

Robert,  son  of  (172)  Egbert  Ten  Eyck  and  Rebecca 
Pearce,  married  Catharine  Greene,  and  had 

298  William. 

330. 
Leonard,  son  of  (175)  Coenraad  Anthony  Ten  Eyck  and 
(214)  Hester  Gansevoort  Ten  Eyck,  was  born  March  12, 
1821 ;  married  Ellen  Bullock,  and  had 

299  Gansevoort 

300  William  Bullock. 

301  Catharine. 

302  EUen  Lansing. 

303  Leonard. 

334. 
A..  Cuyler,  son  of  (175)  Coenraad  Anthony  Ten  Eyck 
and  (214)  Hester  Gansevoort  Ten  Eyck,  was  born  October  1, 
1830 ;  married  Matilda  Haswell,  November  27,  1855,  and  had 

304  Hattie  Gansevoort,  b.  August  29,  1856. 

305  Coenrad  Anthony,  b.  May  30,  1858. 

306  Henry  Haswell,  b.  December  16,  1859  ;  d.  December  23,  1867. 

307  Jacob,  b.  October  11,  1861 ;  d.  . 

308  Rachel,  b.  September  14,  1862. 


252  Ten  Eyck. 

309  Jacob  Lansing,  b.  July  8,  1864. 

310  Cuyler,  b.  February  26,  1866. 

311  Pieter  Gansevoort,  b,  November  7,  1873. 

A.  Cuyler  Ten  Eyck  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

394. 
Catharine,  daughter  of  (223)  Lydia  Ten  Eyck  and  Hon. 
Joseph  Mullen,  was  born  in  Watertown,  N.  Y. ;  married 
Frederic  W.,  son  of  Andrew  E.  Brown,  of  Albany,  and  Eliza- 
beth Sheffield  Nexsen,  of  New  York  (b.  in  Albany  November 
6,  1839),  October  3,  1867,  and  had 

312  Lydia  Maria,  b.  August  6,  1868. 

313  Archibald  Robertson. 

314  Joseph  Mullen. 

315  Frederick  W.,  Jr. 

316  Anthony  Ten  Eyck. 

Frederick  W.  Brown  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N".  Y. 


VISSCHER, 


The  name  of  Visscher  Las  been  known  in  Holland  from 
very  early  times  in  the  history  of  that  country,  and  was  borne 
by  men  of  distinction  as  clergymen,  artists,  statesmen  and 
soldiers,  as  well  as  by  those  in  the  humbler  walks  of  life. 

While  many  other  families  of  the  emigrants  who  came  to 
America  lost  their  surnames  on  this  side  of  the  water,  the 
Visschers  have  retained  theirs,  and,  although  the  spelling  has 
been  somewhat  changed  in  many  instances,  the  original  name 
is  easily  recognized.  We  find  on  the  records  Visscher,  Visger, 
Visser,  De  Visser,  Visselaer  and  Vyselaer. 

The  tradition  in  the  family  is  that  two  brothers  only,  of  this 
name,  came  over  from  Holland  and  settled  in  Rensselaerwyck. 
That  one  of  them  being  a  Roman  Catholic  was  dissatisfied 
with  his  surroundings  and  returning  to  Holland  was  lost  sight 
of  by  his  relatives  in  this  country. 

Of  the  five  sons  of  the  other  brother  three  settled  in  or  near 
Heverwyck  (Albany),  one  in  G-reenbnsh  and  one  in  Schenectady. 
From  these  points  they  spread  to  other  localities. 

1. 
Bastiaen  Visscher,  of  Hoorn,  in  Holland,  who  was 
■  ving  there  in  1675,  had  two  sons  who  emigrated  to  America 
revious  to  1644,  and  came  to  Rensselaerwyck 

2  Frederick,  supposed  returned  to  Holland. 

3  Harmen,  b.  1619  ;  m.  Hester  Tjerkse. 


254  VlSSCHEB. 

2. 

Frederick,  son  of  (1)  Bastiaen  Visscher  of  Hoorn, 
owned  a  small  house  in  Greenbush.  Of  him  nothing  further 
is  known.  Tradition  says  he  was  a  Roman  Catholic  and  re- 
turned to  Holland. 

3. 

Harmen,  son  of  (1)  Bastiaen  Visscher  of  Hoorn,  was 
born  in  1619,  and  married  Hester  Tjerkse,  probably  in  New 
Amsterdam  where  his  son  Tierk  was  born  ;  he  had 

4  Tierk,  bp.  in  New  York  July  7,  1652 ;  m.  Emmetje  J  ants. 

5  Bastiaen,  m.  (5)  Dirkjb  Teunis  de  Metselaer. 

6  Nanning,  m.  (5)  Alida  Vinhagen,  January  6,  1686. 

7  Frederick,  in.,  1st,  Margarita  Hansen,  January  13,  1692  ;  2d, 

Elizabeth  Sanders,  widow  of  (9)  Evert  Wendell,  December 
15,1705. 

8  Sarah,  m.  Gerrit  Lucas  Wyngaart,  November  4,  1G94. 

9  Hester,  m.  Abraham  S.  Qroot,  July  9, 1699. 

10  Johannes,  b.  1669  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Nottingham. 

11  Maria,  in.  (8)  Philip  Wendell,  June  17,  1688  ;  d.  Feburary  5, 

1735-6.  / 

■*  12  Xriaantje,  in.  (7)  Hferonomos  Wendell  before  1676.' 
13  Geertje,  m.  Cornelis  Dirkse  Van  Schellyne  before  1684. 

Harmen  Bastiaense  Visscher  died  a  short  time  previous 
to  the  year  1693.  In  November  of  that  year  his  widow  was 
still  alive. 

He  and  bis  son  Tierk  were  householders  in  Beverwyck  in 
1678.  He  bad  a  garden  on  the  river  side  below  Hudson  street, 
and  a  house  and  lot  on  the  west  side  of  Pearl  street,  between 
Maiden  Lane  and  Steuben  street.  In  1 666  be  was  the  village 
surveyor.  July  1644  he  made  an  affidavit  stating  he  was 
about  25  years  old.  In  1693  letters  of  administration  were 
granted  to  Hester  Tjeekse,  his  widow,  upon  the  effects  of 
Volkie  Peters,  widow  of  Genet  Stavast ;  second,  of  Peter 
Mees  Vrooman  whom  she  married  in  1675. 

4. 

Tierk,  son  of   (3)  Harmen  Bastiaense  Visscher  and 

Hester  Tjerkse,  was  baptised  in  New  Amsterdam  (New  York), 
July  7,  1652 ;  married  Emmetje  (or  Femetje)  J  ants,  and  had 


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14  Jacob,  m. (14)  Susanna  Egberts  Metselaf.h,  June  21,  1709  ;  d. 

about  1763;  no  ch. 

15  Hester,  m.  Cornells  Switts,  October  9,  1702. 

16  Anke  (Annetje),  m.  (12)  Benjamin  Egbehtse  Metselaer  about 

1710;  she  died  1753. 

17  Geertruy,  bp.  July  12,  1691  ;  in.  (20)  Martin  Beeckman,  October 

28,  1721. 

18  Lena,  bp.  July  16,  1695. 

19  Harmanus,  bp.  December  18,  1698 ;  died  before  1712. 

Emmetje  J  ants,  wife  of  Tierk  Harmense  Vibschkr,  died 
and  was  buried  in  Albany  October  15,  1723. 

Tierk  Hakmknse  Visscher  died  and  was  buried  in  Albany 
February  9,  1725. 

The  will  of  Tierk  H.  Vissciier  made  February  17,  1712, 
names  all  the  above  children  except  Harmanus. 

5. 

Itnstint'ii.  sou  of  (3)  Harnien  Bastiaense  Visscher  and 

Hester   Tjerkse,    married   (5)  Dirkje,    daughter   of   Tennis 

Teunisse  Metselaer  and  Egbertien  Egberts,  and  had 
• 

20  Hester,  bp.    May   17,  1684 ;    m,  Emjeht    Cornems  Tymensen, 

October  28,  1709. 

21  Maria,  bp.  October  10,  1686  ;  m.  Eveht  Ryckre  Van  Vkanken, 

November  14,  1709. 

22  Geertruy,  bp.  August  20,  1693  ;  m.  Samuel  Cuegieu,  May  20, 

1716. 

23  Anna,  bp.  April  26,  1696  ;  m.  Dirk  Newiurk,  October  19,  1718. 

24  Harmanus,  bp.  January   5,   1700  ;   m.   (50)   Sarah   Wyngaart, 

August  4,  1731. 

25  Teunis,  bp.  April  3, 1702  ;  m.  (62)  Machtel  Lansing,  January  10, 

1727. 

26  Egbertie,  bp. ;  m.  Jofiannbs  De  Gahmo,  October  9,  1719. 

Bastiaeii  Harmanse  Visscher  was  buried  in  Albany  April 
23,1737. 

Dirkje  Metselaer,  widow  of  Bastiaen  Harmense  Visscher, 
was  buried  in  Albany  April  7,  1739 

C. 
Nnnning,  son  of  (3)  Harinen  Bastiaense  Visscher  and 
Hester  Tjerkse,  married  (5)  Alida,  daughter  of  Jan  Dirkse 

Vinhagen  and  Maritje ,  January  6,  1G86,  and  had 

33 


256  VlSSCHER. 

27  Harmanus,  bp.  January  23,  1689  ;  d.  y. 

28  Maria,  bp.  December  4,  1689  ;  m.  Jacob  Halknbeck,  November 

18,  1715. 

29  Hester,  bp.  July  21,  1692 ;  m.  Jacob  Vander  Heyden,  May  3, 

1720. 

30  Harmanus,  bp.  September  2,  1694. 

31  Geertruy,  )         m.  David  Van  der  Heyden,  December  26, 1725. 

Up.  March  8,1696. 

32  Alida,         ) 

33  Johannes,  bp.  August  14,  1698  ;  m.  Anna  Staats  ;  February  16, 

1728. 

34  Harmen,  bp.  December  26,  1700  ;  m.  Hachel  Van  der  Heyden, 

February  24,  1739. 

35  Alida,  bp.  August  1,  1703;  m.  (60)  Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  June  17, 

1728. 

36  Nicholas,  bp.  November  25, 1705;  m.  AnnatieTymensen,  January 

18,  1734. 

Manning  Harmanse  Visscher  died  and  was  buried  in 
Albany  April  8,  1730. 

7. 

Frederick,  son  of  (3)  Harmen  Bastiaense  Yisscher  and 
Hester  Tjerkse.  married,  1st,  Margarita,  daughter  of  Captain 
Hans  Hendricks  Hansen  and  Eva  Gillese  (daughter  of  Jellis 
Pieterse  Myer),  Beverwyck,  January  13,  1692,  and  had 

37  Eva,  bp.  July  20,  1693  ;  m.  Hendrick  Anthony,  April  30,  1716. 

38  Harmanus,  bp.  August  13,  1695;  A.  y. 

39  Hester,  bp.  September  27,  1696. 

40  Elsje,  bp.  May  22,  1699. 

41  Harmon,  bp.   August  23,   1701;   m.  Catiirina  Brouwer,  about 

1739. 

Margarita  Hansen,  wife  of  Frederick  Harmense  Visscher,  died 
August  30,  1701.  He  married,  2d,  Elizabeth  Sanders,  widow 
of  (9)  Evert  Wendell,  Jr.,  December  15,  1705,  and  had 

42  William,  bp.  January  1, 1708. 

43  Johannes,  m.  possibly  Maritie '  and  had 

1  Margarita,  bp.  April  9, 1727. 

Elizabeth  Sanders,  wife  of  Frederick  Harmense  Visschke, 
was  buried  in  Albany  April  7,  1739.  (Wendell  genealogy  says 
died  July  5.) 

In  1715  he  had  a  mill  on  Eeaverkill. 


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Sarah,  daughter  of  (3)  Uarmen  Bastiaense  Visscher 
and  Hester  Tjerkse,  married  Uerrit  Lucas  Wyngaart,  No- 
vember 4,  1694,  and  had 

44  Hannah,  bp.  December  1,  1695. 

45  Hester,  bp.  March  14,  161)7 ;  m.  Daniel  Broadhead,  September 

21,  1719. 

46  Lucas  G.,  bp.  February  26,  1699. 

47  Anna,  bp.  August  24,  1701. 

48  Ariaentje,  bp.  October  10,   1703  ;  m.   Myndert  M.  Van  Iveren, 

December  2,  1721. 

49  Lucas,  bp.  January  6,  1706. 

50  Sarah,  bp.   February   15,   1708;   m.   (24)   Hakmanus  Visscher, 

August  4,  1731. 

51  Gerritje,  bp.  January  15,  1710. 

Gerrit  L.  Wyngaart  was  a  trader  in  Beverwyck  in  1703. 
lie  owned  a  lot  on  the  south  side  of  State  street  near  Lodge 
street,  running  back  to  the  stockades. 

9. 

Hester,  daughter  of  (3)  Harmen  Bastiaense  Visscher 
and  Hester  Tjerkse,  married  Abraham  Symonsen  Ctroot  in 

Schenectady,  July  9,  1699,  and  had 

52  Harmanus,  bp.  July  13,  1707. 

53  Cornelia,  bp.  October  23,  1709. 

10. 
Johannes,  son  of  (3)  Harmen  Bastiaense  Visscher  and 
Hester  Tjerkse,  was  born  in  1669  ;  married  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  William  Nottingham  and  Ann  his  wife,  of  Kingston, 
(where  he  was  living  in  1722,  and  captain  of  the  Marbletown 
company),  and  had 

54  Anna,  bp.  September  6. 1696. 

55  Harmanus,  bp.  November  27,  1698. 

56  William,  bp.  May  30,  1703  ;  d.  April,  1731. 

57  Hester,  bp.  September  17,  1704. 

58  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  4,  1706  ;  m.  Cornei.is  Vedder,  October  8, 

1727,  (?.) 

59  Hester,  bp.  October  1,  1708. 


258  VlSSCHER. 

60  Sarah,  bp.  October  24,  1711. 

61  Johannes,  bp.  September  24,  1713  ;  va.  Catharine  Van  Slyck, 

March  29,  1737. 

Johannes  Harmense  Yisscher  was  buried  in  Albany  April 
10,  1749. 

Elizabeth  his  widow  was  buried  October  27,  1754. 

In  1713  he  lived  near  or  on  the  west  corner  of  Pearl  street 
and  Steuben,  near  the  stockades  that  extended  up  the  latter 
street.  He  is  supposed  to  have  resided  in  Schenectady  in  1727 
as  a  merchant. 

11. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (3)  Harm  en  Bastianse  Yisscher  and 
Hester  Tjerkse,  married  (8)  Philip,  son  of  (1)  Evert  Wendell, 
June  17,  1088,  and  had 

62  Evert,  bp.  June  30,  1689. 

63  Harmanus,  bp.  July  11,  1693  ;  buried  November  12,  1754. 

64  Haster,  bp.  March  17,  1695. 

65  Evert,  bp.  April  11,  1697. 

66  Elstfe,  bp.  January  7,  1700  ;  buried  December  20,  1735. 

67  Tjerk  Harmense,  bp.  December  21,  1701. 

68  Johannes,  bp.  February  19,  1704;  buried  December  7,  1728. 

69  Ariaantje,  bp.  March  10,  1706. 

70  Tjerk  Harmense,  bp.  July  18,  1708. 

71  Jeronimus. 

Maria  H.  Yisscher,  wife  of  Philip  Wendell,  was  buried  in 
Albany  Feburary  5,  1735. 

Philip  Wendell  was  buried  February  1 3,  1743. 

14. 

Jacob,  son  of  (4)  Tierk  Harmense  Visscher  and  Em- 
metje  Jants,  married  (14)  Susanna,  daughter  of  Egbertse 
Teunise  Metselaer  and  Maritie  Barents  Bradt  (b.  January 
20,  1689),  June  21,  1709.     No  children. 

Jacob  Tierk  Yisscher  died  about  1763.'  He  made  a  will 
November  10,  1762,  proved  November  8,  1763,  in  which  he 
mentions  Gertrued,  daughter  of  Major  Isaac  Switts  and  Gerrit 
Van  Vranken,  heirs  of  sister  (15)  Hester  Yisscher  Switts,  viz. : 
Isaac,  Samake,  Susanna  (?),  the  wife  of  Cornells  Van  Ness, 
Annatje  Switts  (?)  wife  of  Hendrick  Beeckman;  Polly  ([34] 


YlSSCHEK.  259 

Marytje  Egbertse,  probably  his  wife's  niece)  wife  of  Jacob  J. 
Lansing,  Jr.,  who  was  the  daughter  of  Benjamin  E.  Egbertse. 
He  was  elected  alderman  of  the  Fourth  ward  in  1743. 

24. 

Harmanus,  son  of  (5)  Bastiaen  Harmense  Yisscher 
and  (5)  Dirkje  Teunisse  Metselaer,  was  baptised  in  Albany 
January  5,  1700  ;  married  (50)  Sarah,  daughter  of  Gerrit 
Lucase  Wyngaart  and  (8)  Sarah  Harmense  Yisscher  (b.  Feb- 
ruary 15,  170S),  August  4,  1731,  and  had 

72  Bastiaen,  bp.  January  23,  1732  ;  d.  s. ;  will  proved  December  20, 

1793. 

73  Gerrit,  bp.  October  6,  1734. 

74  Teunis,  bp.  March  13,  1737  ;  m.  Barbara  Fonda;  d.  October  17, 

1794  (?). 

75  Sarah,  bp.  December  19,  1739  ;  d.  y. 

76  Sarah,  bp.  September  20,  1741  ;  m.  (193)  Barekt  J.  Visschbr, 

April  22, 1765. 

77  Lucas,  bp.  January  4,  1745. 

78  Dirkje,  bp.  August  24,  1746  ;  in.  Jacob  Fonda,  December  10, 1768. 

79  Anna,  bp.  November  12,  1752. 

Sarah  Wyngaart,  wife  of  Harmen  B.  Yisscher  died  about 
1704. 

74. 

Teunis,  son  of  (24)  Harmanus  B.  Yisscher  and  Sarah 
Wyngaart,  was  baptised  March  13,  1737  ;  married  Barbara 
Fonda,  and  had 

80  Annalje,  b.  November  9,  1706. 

81  Teunis,  b.  August  25,  1769. 

Teunis  H  Yisscher  died  October  17,  1794.  He  was  an 
Alderman  in  1701. 

25. 

Teunis,  son  of  (5)  Bastiaen  Harmense  Yisscher  and  (5) 

Dirkje  Teunisse  Metselaer,  was  baptised  in  Albany,  April 
3,  1702;  married  (02)  Machtel,  daughter  of  (12)  Isaac  Lansing 
and  (34)  Jannetje  Beeckman  (bp.  December  13, 1703),  January 
10,  1727,  and  had 


260  VlSSCHEK. 

82  Bastiaen,  b.  March  31, 1728  ;  in.  (21)  Engeltje  Van  den  Bergh:, 

July  24,  1751. 

83  Isaac,  bp.  November  8,  1730  ;  buried  November  16,  1731. 

84  Isaac,  bp.  October  13,  1732 ;  died  down  the  river  on  his  way  to  be 

married. 

85  Dirkje,  bp.  April  4,  1735;  m.  Bastiaen  Cregier  of  Niskayuna, 

January  12,  1765. 

86  Gerrit,  bp.  February  5,  1737;  m..  1st,  Alida  Fonda,  October  29, 

1762  ;  2d,  Rachel  Van  den  Bekgii,  February  10,  1771.     He 
d.  January  5,  1805. 

87  Jannetje,  bp.  June  17,1740  ;  m.  (195)  Jacob  Frans  Lansing,  June 

27, 1762.     She  d.  November  1830,  se,  91  years. 

88  Teunis,  bp.  February  12, 1744  ;  m.,  1st,   Maiutje  Tymensen,  Oc- 

tober 22,  1707  ;  2d,  Elizauetii  Groot,  November,  1789. 

89  John,  bp.  December  14,1746;  m.    Annette  Pearse,  October  7, 

1768. 

Machtel  Lansing,  wife  of  Teunis  Bastiaen  Yisschkr,  died 
of  old  age  in  1771  \f). 

Teunis  Bastiaen  Visschee  died  in  Albany  in  1781. 

He  owned  the  property  on  Broadway,  corner  of  North  Lan- 
sing street,  from  Broadway  to  the  river. 

83. 
Bastiaen,  son  of  (25)  Teunis  Bastiaen  Yisscher  and 

(62)  Machtel  Lansing,  was  born  in  Albany  March  31,  1728; 
married  (21)  Engeltje,  daughter  of  (11)  Mathins  Van  den 
Bergh  and  (41)  Catharine  Rutger  M.  Van  Densen  (bp.  April 
17,  1730),  July  24,  1750,  and  had 

90  Matthew,  b.  December  15,  1751  ;    m.  Lydia  Fryek,  October  26, 

1772;  d.  August  8,  1793. 

91  Teunis,  bp.  October  27,  1754  ;  d.  y. 

92  Teunis,  bp.  September  11,  1757;  d.  y. 

93  Machtel,  bp.  September  9,  1760 ;  d.  y. 

94  Matilda,  b.  July  17,  1762  ;  m,  1st,  (94)  Qeriut  G.  Marselis  ;  Jan- 

uary 31,  1787;    2d,  Peter  Tholhamer  of  the   "Boght,"  or 
Half  Moon. 

95  Isaac,  b.  July  2,  1768 ;  d.  y. 

96  Cathlina,  b.  January  27, 1771  ;  m.  (202)  Isaac  H.  Bogart,  January 

31,  1789;  d.  April  10,1845. 

Engeltje  Tan  den  Bergh,  wife  of  Bastiaen  T.  Visschee, 
died  in  Albany  November  17,  1789,  and  was  buried  in  the 


VlSSCHEK.  261 

Dutch  grave  yard  in  Hudson  street.  On  building  the  church 
on  that  ground  her  remains  were  removed  to  the  ground  on 
the  hill  (now  the  Park.)  The  coffin  was  opened  at  the  request 
of  her  aged  husband,  and  her  appearence  was  as  fresh  and 
perfect  as  when  she  was  laid  in  the  ground  nearly  twenty 
years  before. 

Bastiaen  T.  Visscher  died  in  Albany  May  9,  1809,  se.  81 
years,  1  month  and  9  days,  and  was  placed  by  the  side  of  his 
wife.  Their  remains  were  removed  from  the  burying  ground 
on  the  hill  to  the  Albany  Rural  Cemetery,  July  25,  1867. 

He  was  a  man  of  wealth,  much  beloved  and  respected  for 
his  integrity  and  amiable  disposition.  He  made  a  will  January 
2-1,  1806,  on  record  in  the  surrogate's  office  in  Albany. 

Matthew,  Matilda  and  Cathlina.  were  the  only  children  that 
survived  their  father. 

90. 

Matthew,  son  of  (82)  Bastian  Teunis  Visscher  and  (21) 

Engeltje  Tan  den  Burgh,  was  born  in  Albany  December  15, 
1751 ;  married  Lydia,  daughter  of  John  Fryer  and  Annetje 
Van  Zandt  (I. .'October  26, 17*3),  October  26,  1772,  and  had' 

97  Sebastian,  b.  March  13,  1773 ;  in.  Rosanna  Shipboy,  October  20, 

1707  ;  d.  October  2,  1824. 

98  Annetje,  b.  October  25,  1778 ;  m.  (148)  Abraham  R.  Ten  Etck, 

May  17,  1801 ;  died  July  20,  1870. 

Matthew  Visscher  died  in  Albany  August  8,  1793,  ae.  42 
years,  intestate. 

Lydia  Fbyer,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany  April  11,  1841, 
a?.  88  years. 

Matthew  Visscher,  was  counsellor-at-law  in  high  standing 
at  the  bar  a;  d  at  various  times  held  offices  of  trust  under  the 
government.  June  20,  1775,  he  was  appointed  second  lieu- 
tenant of  the  second  company  of  militia  in  Albany,  and  June 
8,  1776,  captain  of  the  same  regiment.  He  went  with  his 
company  to  the  war  but  was  recalled  to  act  as  clerk  to  the 
Committee  of  Safety.  After  the  war  he  was  town  clerk,  clerk 
of  the  mayor's  court  and  clerk  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas 
of  the  city  and  county  of  Albany, 


262  VlSSCHEE. 

The  first  time  the  Declaration  of  Independence  was  read 
before  an  Albany  public  was  by  Matthew  Visschee  from  the 
steps  of  the  old  court  house,  corner  of  Broadway  and  Hudson 
avenue.     He  was  then  twenty-four  years  of  age. 

97. 
Sebastian,  son  of  (90)  Matthew  Visscher  and  Lydia 
Fryer,  was  born  in  Albany  March  13, 1773  ;  mai-ried  Rosanna, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Shipboy  (b.  February  13,  1773),  October 
20,  1797,  and  had 

99  Anna  Matilda,  d.  s.  June  24,  1848. 

100  Matthew,  d.  s.  April  9,  1809. 

101  Thomas  S. 

102  John,  d.  s.  June  17,  1844. 

103  Rosanna. 

104  Cecelia,  m.  Ezra  Wheeler,  of  New  York,  August  11,  1842, 

and  had 

1  John  Visscher. 

2  Cecelia,  d.  October  9,  1876. 
She  died  November  10,  1848. 

105  Tjydia  Ann. 

Sebastian  "Visscher  died  in  Albany  October.  2,  1S24. 

Rosanna,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany  March  5,  1837,  ae.  65 
years. 

Colonel  Sebastian  Yissciiee  was  admitted  to  practice  as 
attorney  and  counsellor  in  the  court  of  common  pleas  and  in  the 
supreme  court  on  February  3,  1795,  and  was  appointed  master 
in  chancery  April  26,  1812.  He  was  a  justice  of  the  peace 
and  clerk  of  the  state  senate  and  colonel  of  the  Eighty-ninth 
regiment  of  militia  of  the  State. 

Thomas  Shipboy,  the  father  of  Rosanna,  the  wife  of  Colonel 
Sebastian  Yissciiee,  was  a  wealthy  Irish  gentleman  and  mer- 
chant. He  had  a  country  seat  on  State  street,  opposite  the  old 
capitol,  on  the  ground  where  "  Johnny  Cook's  garden  used  to 
be."  In  company  with  Robert  and  John  V.  Henry  he  came 
from  Coleraine  to  Dublin,  thence  to  Albany,  in  America.  They 
were  young  men,  full  of  enterprise  and  industry. 

"In  the  First  Presbyterian  church,  organized  in  1762, 
tradition  says,  were  four  pews  with  canopies,  one  for  the  occu- 


VlSSCHKR.  263 

pation  of  Mr.  Thomas  Shipboy,  one  for  Mr.  Robert  Henry, 
one  for  the  governor  and  corporation  and  the  fourth  for  dis- 
tinguished strangers." 

Sarah  Fryer,  born  February  19,  1752,  who  married  Edward 
S.  Willet,  and  was  the  mother  of  Catharine  Willet,  second  wife 
of  (213)  John  B.  Visscher,  and  Lydia  Fryer,  born  October 
2(1,  1753,  who  married  (90)  Matthkw  Vissoher,  and  was  the 
mother  of  Sebastian  Yisschkk,  were  the  only  children  of 
John  Fryer  and  Annetje  Van  Zandt  who  lived  to  maturity. 

Rosanna  and  Lydia  Ann  are  the  only  surviving  children  of 
Sebastian  Yisscher. 

98. 

Annetje,  daughter  of  (90)  Matthew  Yisscher  and  Lydia 

Fryer,  was  born  in  Albany  October  25,  177S ;  married  (148) 
Abraham  Ten  Eyck,  May  17,  180],  and  had 
See  (148)  Ten  Eyck. 

86. 

Cwerrit,  son  of  (25)  Tennis  Bastian  Yisscher  and  (62) 

Machtel  Lansing,  was  baptised  in  Albany  February  5,  1737; 

married,  1st,  Alida,  daughter  of  He;'.drick  J.  Fonda  and  Anna 

Van  Vechten  (bp.  August  31, 1740),  October  29, 1762,  and  had 

106  Annetje,  b.  November  25,  1763  ;  m.  Jacob  La  Grange,  February 

10,  1784.  She  d.  August  20,  1704. 

107  Teunis  G.,  b.  May  28,  1765 ;  m.  (404)  Alida  Lansing  about  1786. 

108  Hendrick  (Henry),  b.  September  15,  1768  ;  m.  Rebecca  Buookb, 

June  3, 1792. 

Alida  Fonda,  wife  of  Gerrit  T.  Visscher,  died  about  1768.  He 
married,  2d,  Rachel,  daughter  of  Gerret  Gerretse  Van  den 
Bergh  and  Agnetje  Lieverson  (b.  November  4, 1750),  February 
10,  1771 ,  and  had 

109  Gerrit,  b.  July  27,  1771  ;    m.  Rebecca  Brooks,  November  9, 

1793. 

Rachel,  wife  of  Gkkkit  Teitnis  Visscher,  died  October  5, 
1799,  ?e.  49  years. 

Gerkit  Teunis  Visscher  died  January  5,  1 805.  He  made 
a  will  November  10,  1804  ;  proved  January  10,  1805. 

He  lived  in  Broadway  on  the  east  side,  north  east  corner  of 
North  Lansing  street,  near  where  the  railroad  crosses  and  just 
34 


264  VlSSCHER. 

above  it.  The  old  house,  built  by  him  in  1766,  was  demolished 
to  construct  the  viaduct  at  the  railroad  crossing  in  1882.  In 
front  of  it  until  lately  was  a  large  willow  tree,  which  sprang 
from  a  twig  used  by  the  messenger  who  brought  to  Albany  the 
news  of  the  defeat  of  Burgoyne  and  his  army,  which  twig  he 
threw  away  opposite  the  house  (it  was  picked  up  and  planted  by 
Mrs.  Visscher),  as  he  went  by  at  a  full  gallop  shouting 
"Bergyne  is  taken,  Bergyne  is  taken,"  a  crowd  of  delighted 
men,  women  and  children  following  him  to  the  City  Hall, 
corner  of  Hudson  street  and  Broadway,  then  South  Market 
street,  where  the  news  was  proclaimed. 

88. 
Teunis,  son  of  (25)  Teunis  Bastianse  Visscher  and  (62) 
Machtel  Lansing,  was  baptised  in  Albany  February  12, 1744; 
married,  1st,  Maritje,  daughter  of  Bastiaan  Tymensen  and 
Mayke  Onderkirk  (b.  in  Schenectady  August  14,  1748), 
October  22,  1767,  and  had 

110'Teunis,  b.  June  26,  1768. 

111  Jannetje,  b.  March  21,  1770. 

112  Johannes,  b.  December  5,  1771. 

113  Bastian  Tymensen,  bp.  October  18,  1778. 

114  Machtel,  b. ;  m.  Abraham  Vrooman. 

115  Mayke,  bp.  October  10, 1782  ;  m.  Johannes  Swits. 

116  Eldert,  b.  May  31,  1786;  d.  y. 

117  Eldert,) 

V  b.  August  24, 1788. 

118  Esther,) 

Maritje  Tymensen,  wife  of  Teunis  T.  Visscher,  died  before  her 
last  child  was  baptised.  He  married,  2d,  Elizabeth,  daughter 
of  Cornelis  Groot  and  Maria  R.  Van  Vranken,  of  Schenectady, 
November,  1789,  and  had 

119  Catharine,  b.  September  3, 1790. 

120  Eltie,  b.  June  5,  179S. 

121  Teunis,  b.  June  23,  1798. 

122  Eva,  b.  June  21,  1801. 

123  Henry,  b.  March  12,  1805. 

89. 
John  T.,  son  of  (25)  Teunis  Bastiaense  Visscher  and 

(62)  Machtel  Lansing,  was  baptised  in  Albany  December  14, 


Visschek.  265 

1746 ;  married  Annetie,  daughter  of  Johannes  Pearse  (Peersen) 
and  Alida  Van  Vranken,  of  Schenectady,  October  7,  1768, 
and  had 

124  Machtel,  bp.  AuguBt  13,  1769. 

125  Johannes,  b.  March  2,  1771. 

126  Teunis,  b.  January  6,  1774. 

127  Elizabeth,  b.  December  13,  1775. 

128  Teunis,  b.  February  13,  1779. 
12ST  Abraham,  b.  January  30,  1781. 

130  Bastian,  b.  February  8,  1783. 

131  Isaac,  b.  April  19,  1793. 

John  T.  Visscher  resided  at  Fort  Hunter,  N.  Y. 

1©7. 
Tennis  €}.,  son  of  (86)  Gerrit  Teunisse  Visscher  and 

Alida  Fonda,  was  born  May  28,  1765;  married  (404)  Alida, 
daughter  of  (209)  Christopher  Lansing  and  Sara  Van  Schaick 
(b.  August  14,  1768),  about  17S6,  and  had 

-   132  Alida,  b.  June  1,  1787  ;  d.  y. 

133  Alida,  (j.  February  19,  1789  ;  m.  Daniel  K.  Winnb. 

134  Gerrit  L.,  b.  February  16,  1793;  m.  Hestek  Vhooman. 

135  Christopher  Lansing,  b    May  3,  1795  ;  d.  in  1796. 

136  Lansing,  b.  March  17,  1797 ;  d.  s.  September  21,  1840. 

137  John  Van  Schaick,  b.  May  11,  1799  ;  m.  Ellen  Dokas,  in  1822  ; 

d.  August  17, 1854.     She  died  July  20, 1879,  as.  78  years. 

138  Annatje,  b.  June  6,  1801  ;  m.  Philip  De  Fokeest. 

139  James,  b.  December  22,  1803 ;  d.  June  23,  1830. 

Teunis  G.  Visscher  died  June  19,  1829,  se.  64  years  and  25 
days. 

Alida  Lansing,  widow  of  Tkunis  (t.  Visscher,  died  in 
Albany  December  4,  1848,  se.  82  years 

The  above  children  were  all  born  in  the  old  homestead  corner 
of  Broadway  and  North  Lansing  street.  Whey  this  house  was 
built  by  his  father  there  were  no  streets  in  the  "  Colonic" 
Broadway  was  a  road  leading  from  the  north  gate,  near  Orange 
street,  to  Watervliet,  and  North  Lansing  street  was  a  road 
leading  to  the  river.  His  father  owned  the  land  on  the  road 
to  Watervliet  down  to  the  river,  bounded  on  the  south  by  what 
is  now  North  Lansing  street.  Between  his  house  and  the  city 
gate  there  were  but  a  few  scattered  houses  fronting  on  the  road. 


266  VlSSCHER. 

134. 
Crerrit  Ii.,  son  of  (107)  Tennis  G.  Tisscher  and  (404) 
Alida  Lansing,  was  born  February  16, 1793  ;  married  Hester 
Trooman,  of  Niskayuna,  and  liad 

140  Maria,  m.  Robert  Waterman  ;  dead. 

141  Henry,  m.  Susan  Herrington  ;  no  ch. 

142  John  V.  S.,  in.  Sarah  Wands  ;  no  ch. 

143  Alida. 

137. 
John  Van  Schaick,  son  of  (107)  Teunis  G.  Tisscher 
and  (404)  Alida  Lansing,  was  born  May  11,  1799;  married 
Ellen  Doras,  in  1 822,  and  had 

144  Alida,  b.  in  1823  ;  d.  a.  in  1853. 

145  Susan,  b.  in  1825  ;  m.  Lewis  K.  Gregory  ;  d.  in  1861. 

146  Mary,  b.  in  1827 ;  d.  B.  in  1859. 

147  James  D.,  b.  in  1829  ;  Colonel  of  Forty-third  regiment,  New  York 

State  Volunteers,  killed  July  12,  1864,  at  Fort  StevenB,  during 
General  Earley's  attack  on  Washington,  D.  C. 

148  Teunis  G.,  b.  July  26,  1831 ;  in.  Fidelia  Flower. 

149  Sarah,  b. ;  in.  Josepn  J.  Price. 

150  John  Van  Schaick,  m.  Mary  Brown,  in  1868;  no  ch. 

151  Ellen,  b.  in  1842  ;  m.  Ashabel  Webster. 

John  Tan  Schaick  Tisscher  died  August  17,  1854. 
Ellen  Doras,  widow  of  John  Van  Schaick  Visscher,  died 
July  20, 1879,  se.  78  years. 

148. 

Tennis  G.,  son  of  (137)  John  Tan  Schaick  Tisscher 
and  Ellen  Doras,  was  born  July'  26,  1831  ;  married  Fidelia 
Flower,  and  had 

152  Teunis  G.,  b.  September  19,  1854;   m.  Hattie   E.  McCaskie, 

June  9,  1876. 

153  Louisa,  b.  February  10,  1856  ;  m.  DeWitt  C.  Colbridge,  April 

25, 1878. 

154  James  D.,  b.  March  8,  1860  ;  d.  in  1862. 

155  James  A.,  b.  June  4,  1861. 

Teunis  G.  Tisscher  resides  at  No.  13  Grand  street,  Albany. 


VlSSCHEE.  267 

108. 
Heiulrick  (Henry),  son  of  (86)  Gerrit  Teunis  "Visscher 
and  Alida  Fonda,  was    horn  September  15,  1768;   married 
Rebecca,  daughter  of  Peter  Brooks  and  Francyntje  "Wendell,  '<' 
of  Watervliet  (bp.  October  15,  1775),  June  3, 1792,  and  had 

156  Gerrit,  b.  June  3,  1793  ;  d.  y. 

157  Pieter,  b.  June  29,  1797  ;  d.  August  19,  1807. 

158  Gerrit,  b.  November  2,  1799. 

159  Frances,  b.  February  19,  1802. 

160  Henry  Fonda,  b.  January  2, 1804. 

161  Abraham,  b.  July  15,  1806. 

162  Pieter,  b.  September  28, 1808. 

163  Hannah,  b.  April  1,  1811. 

Rebecca  Brooks,  widow  of  Henry  G.  Visscher,  died  De- 
cember 31,  1832. 

109. 
Gerrit  G.,  son  of  (SOj  Gerrit  Teunisse  Visscher  and 
Rachel  Yan  den  Bergh,  his  second  wife,  was  born  July  27, 
1771  (?) ;  married  Rebecca,  (laughter  of  Jonathan  Brooks  and 
Elizabeth  Bradt  (b.  October  16,  1774),  November  9,  1793, 
and  had 

164  Rachel,  b.  September  27, 1794. 

165  Elizabeth,  b.  March  25,  1797. 

166  Teunis,  b.  July  22,  1799  ;  d.  before  November  10,  1804. 

Gerrit  G.  Visscher  died  December  13,  1799,  se.  27  years, 
3  months  and  12  days. 

There  is  a  mistake  either  in  the  date  of  his  birth  or  age  at 
death.     He  resided  in  Albany. 

Rebecca  Buooks,  widow-  of  Gerrit  G.  Visscher,  died  De- 
cember 4,  1804,  a3.  30  years,  1  month  and  19  days. 

61. 
Johannes,  son  of  (10)  Johannes  Harinense  Visscher 

and  Elizabeth  Nottingham,  was  baptised  September  24, 1713 ; 
married  Catharine,  daughter  of  Ilannen  Van  Slyck  and 
Jannetje  Vrooman  (b.  September  13,  1712),  March  29,  1737, 
in  Schenectady,  and  had 


268  VlSSCHEE. 

167  Johannes,  bp.  in  Albany  October  29,  1737;  m.  Susanna  Scher- 

MERHORN. 

168  Harmen  Van  Slyck,  bp.    April  29,    1739;   m.   Hester  Van 

Iveren,  February  3,  1750. 

169  Jacobus,  bp.  April  25,  1742. 

170  Elesebat,  bp.  October  9,  1743  ;  m.  Colonel  Hendrick  Glen. 

Johannes  (John)  Tisscher  made  his  will  November  9, 1773, 
then  living  in  Schenectady,  mentions  only  John,  daughter,  wife 
of  H.  Glen,  and  his  own  wife  Catharine. 

167. 

Johannes  (Col.),  son  of  (61)  Johannes  J.  Tisscher  and 
Catharine  Van  Slyck,  was  baptised  in  Albany  October  29, 
1737;  married  Susanna,  daughter  of  Jacob  R.  Sohermerliorn, 
and  had 

171  Johannes,  b.  May  8, 1760 ;  d.  y. 

172  Johannes,  b.  October  3,  1768 ;  m.  Annetje  Able. 

173  Jacob,  b.  December  30,  1764. 

174  Catrina,  bp.  May  22,  1767 ;  d.  y. 

175  "Harmanus,  bp.  May  22, 1768  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Cowper. 

176  Margarita,  bp.  November  12,  1770. 

177  Catrina,  bp.  October  24,  1773;   m.,  1st,  Michael  Tymb;  2d., 

Barent  Roseboom. 

178  Elizabeth,  bp.  February  9,  1777. 

Colonel  Johannes  Visscher  made  a  will  March  9,  1787, 
mentioning  the  above  children;  will  proved  June  1!,  1787. 

168. 
Harmen  Van  Slyck,  son  of  (61)  Johannes  J.  Visscher 
and  Catharine  Van  Slyck,  was  baptised  in  Schenectady  April 
29,  1739;   married  Hester  Van  Iveren,  February   3,  1750, 
and  had 

179  Johannes,  bp.  May  26, 1751. 

180  Myndert,  bp.  October  7,  1753. 

181  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  16,  1755  ;  d.  y. 

182  Elizabeth,  bp.  June  12,  1757 ;  m.  Henry  Hart,  October  25, 1782. 

183  Reiner,  b.  June  3, 1760. 

Harmen  V.  S.  Visscher  resided  in  Schenectady. 


VlSSCHER.  269 

173. 
Johannes,  son  of  (167)  Colonel  Johannes  Visscher  and 
Susanna  Schermerhorn,  was  baptised  October  3, 1763;  mar- 
ried Annetje,  daughter  of  Peter  Aele,  and  had 

184  Susanna,  bp.  January  11,  1784. 

185  Petrus  Aele,  bp.  July  16,  1786. 

186  Johannes,  bp.  November  9,  1788. 

175. 

Harmanns,  son  of  (167)  Colonel  Johannes  Yisscher 
and  Susanna  Schermerhorn,  was  baptised  May  22,  1768; 
married  Elizabeth  Cowper,  and  had 

187  Maria,  b.  January  33,  1790. 

31. 
G-eertruy  (Gertrude),  daughter  of  (6)  Nanning  Har- 
mense  Visscher  and  (5)  Alida  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  in 
Albany  March  8,  1696;   married  David  Van  Der  Heyden, 

December  26,  ]725,  and  had 

1  Dirk,  bp.  October  30,  1726. 

2  Nanning,  buried  September  23,  1739. 

3  Rachel,  bp.  August  22,  1730  ;  d.  y. 

4  David,  bp.  November  19,  1732. 

5  Alida,  bp.  August  28, 1734  ;  m.  Dominie  Barent  Vrooman, 

of  Schenectady. 

6  Jacob,  bp.  March  3,  1737  ;  m.  Mania  Halenbeck. 

7  Rachel,  bp.  July  16,  1740  ;  m.  Samuel  Stringer,  M.  D.    He 

was  a  native  of  Maryland,  and  settled  in  Albany  at  the 
close  of  the  French  war,  where  he  died  July  11,  1817,  in 
his  83d  year.     (Pearson.) 

David  Van  Der  Heyden  died  in  Albany  May  30, 1770.  He 
was  a  merchant  doing  business  in  Albany.  He  made  a  will 
February  7,  1770. 

Geertkuy  Visscheb,  widow  of  David  Van  Dee  Heyden, 
died  in  Albany  September  27,  1784 

On  excavating  the  trenches  for  the  foundation  of  the  addition 
to  the  Market  (which  was  formerly  the  Middle  Dutch  church) 
on  Beaver  street,  in  November,  1882,  the  remains  of  Mr.  and 


270  Visscfikk. 

Mrs.  Van  Dee  Heyden  were  exhumed,  and  the  grave-stones 
under  which  they  rested  were  taken  up.  They  bore  the  follow- 
ing inscriptions : 

Memento  Mori. 

Here  Liea  the  Body 

of  Gertrude, 

Wife  of  David  Van  Der 

Heyden, 

Who  died  the  27th  day  of 

September,  1784.     Aged  88 

Years  and  6  months. 

Lower  down  and  near  the  right  hand  corner  is  the  name 
"T.  Brown,"  probably  that  of  the  workman  who  cut  the  in- 
scription.    Another  stone  found  near  by  was  inscribed  : 

Here  Lies  the  Body  of 

David  Van  Der  Heyden, 

Who  Died  the  30th  of  May 

Anno  Domini,  1770.     Enter'd 

in  the  76th  Year  of  his  Age. 

The  Beaver  street  burial  ground  had  been  used  for  that  pur- 
pose for  many  years  before  the  church  at  the  foot  of  State  street 
was  demolished  in  1806,  and  the  dead  from  under  the  church 
were  removed  to  this  ground.  When  the  Middle  Dutch  church 
was  built  the  grave-stones  were  laid  down  upon  the  graves  and 
covered  with  earth  to  the  deptli  of  three  feet.  The  records  show 
that  before  this,  as  soon  as  theground  was  wholly  occupied,  it  was 
customary  to  add  a  layer  of  earth  upon  the  surface  and  commence 
burying  over  the  top  of  the  last  tier  of  coffins.  After  the  lot 
was  abandoned  as  a  place  of  burial,  the  new  church  yard  was 
located  south  of  the  Capitol  park  in  the  vicinity  of  State  street. 
When  the  excavations  were  made  at  the  head  of  State  street  to 
bring  the  ground  to  a  proper  grade  the.  remains  found  there 
were  removed  to  the  ground  now  occupied  by  "Washington 
park. 

33. 

Johannes  ST.,  son  of  ^6)  Nanning  Harmense  Visscher 
and  (5)  Alula  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  in  Albany  August  14, 
1698 ;  married  Annetje  (Anna),  daughter  of  Barent  Jochems 


VlSSOHEE.  271 

Staats  and  Neeltje  Gerretsie  Van  den  Bergh  (b.  December  24, 
1703),  February  16,  1728,  and  had 

188  Alida,  bp.  July  18,  1728  ;  d.  y. 

189  Neeltje,  bp.  Marcli  28,  1730  ;  m.  Jacob  van  Wagener,  of  New 

York,  July  24,  1751. 

190  Anna,  bp.  October  31,  1731  ;  d.  y. 

191  Nanning,  J.,  bp.  December   17,  1732  ;    m.,  1st,  (191)  Catretie 

Wendell,  August  2, 1760;  2d,  (196)  Helena  Lansing,  Novem- 
ber 2,  1764. 

192  Alida,  bp.  Marcli  23, 1735  ;  m.  Geisrit  Roeuback,  of  New  York, 

September  5,  1753  (?). 

193  Barent  J.,  bp.  Marcli  18,  1737;  m.  (76)  Sarah  Visscher,  April 

22,  1765. 

194  Johannes,  bp.  April  23,  1739;  m.  Elizabeth  Bkadt,  May  7, 

1763.  . 

195  Oerrit  (Qten.),  bp.  October  24,  1745  ;   m.  Tile  Lady  SaHAH  Travkb, 

in  Ireland. 

Johannes  N.  Visscher  made  a  will  September  18,  1744, 
naming  all  the  above  children  except  Anna  ;  proved  June  8, 
1753,  recorded  February  11,  17S9. 

34. 

Harmen  ST.,  son  of  (6)  Nanning  Harmense  Visscher 

and  (5)  Alida  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  in  Albany  December  26, 
170(1 ;  married  Rachel,  daughter  of  Dirk  Vander  Heyden 
(b.  September  19,  1703),  February  24,  1739,  and  had 

197  Nanning,  bp.  December  2,  1739;   m.  Alida  Fonda,  April  21, 

1785  (?). 

Harmen  N.  Visscher  was  buried  in  Albany  August  24, 1774. 

36. 

Nicholas  M".,  son  of  (6)  Nanning  Harmense  Visscher 

and  (5)  Alida  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  in  Albany  November  25, 
1705  ;  married  Annatie,  daughter  of  Eldert  Cornelis  Tymen- 
sen,  of  Nistigioene  (Niskayuna),  and  (20)  Hester  Visscher  (b. 
January  5,  1715),  January  IS,  1734,  and  had 

198  Nanning,  bp.  September  26,  1736. 

199  AUda,  bp.  August  31,  1740. 

35 


272  VlSSCHER. 

199£  Maria,  bp.  September  2,  1744  ;  m.  Johannes  R.  Wemp. 

200  Hester,  bp.  October  25,  1747. 

201  Geertruy,  bp.  August  12,  1750. 

202  Eldert,  bp.  February  11,  1753;  m.  Geertruy  Fort  (?). 

Nicholas  N.  Visscher  lived  in  Niskayuna  and  married  his 
wife  in  Schenectady. 

191. 

.Vanning  J.,  son  of  (33)  Johannes  Nanning  Visscher  and 
Annetje  Staats,  was  baptised  December  17,  1732 ;  married, 
1st,  (191)  Catretie,  daughter  of  (59)  Johannes  Wendell  and 
Anna  Kip  (b.  March  7,  1734-5  (?),  August  2,  1760,  and  had 

203  *3hannes,  bp.  November  15,  1761. 

Catretie  Wendell,  wife  of  Nanning  J.  Visscher,  died  February  11, 
1763.  He  married,  2d,  (196)  Lena  (Helena),  daughter  of  (81) 
Franciscus  Lansing  and  Maritje  Lieverse  (bp.  April  30,  1738), 
November  2,  1764,  and  had 

204  Annatie,  b.  November  25,  1765. 

205  Maritje,  b.  May  16,  1767. 

206  .Alida,  b.  April  22,  1769  ;  m.  James  Welden. 

207  Nicolas,  b.  May  17,  1771. 

208  Rachel,  bp.  October   18,  1775;   m.   John   KnickERBaoker,   of 

Scliaghticoke,  May,  1815  (?). 

209  Franciscus,  b.  October  27,  1777. 

210  Hester,  b.  March  27,  1780. 

193.  . 

Barent  J.,  son  of  (33)  Johannes  Nanning  Visscher  and 
Annetje  Staats,  was  baptised  in  Albany  March  13,  1 737 ; 
married  (76)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (24)  Harmanus  Bastianse 
Visscher  and-  Sarah  Wyngaart  (b..  September  20,  1741),  April 
22,  1765,  and  had 

211  Annatje,  b.  August  25,  1766  ;  m.  Douw  Lieverse,  before  1786. 

212  Sarah,  b.  November  24,1767  ;  m.  Benjamin  Van  Zandt,  August 

5,  1787. 

213  Johannes  B.,  b.  September  4, 1769  ;  m.,  1st,  Geertruy  Dunbar  ; 

2d,  Sarah  Willet  ;  d.  April  15,  1825. 

214  Alida,  b.  November  7,  1772;  d.  y. 

215  Harmen,  b.  November  26,   1774 ;  m.  Anna  M.  Chapman,  Sep- 

tember  10, 1823. 

216  Alida,  b.  February  8,  1777  ;  m.  John  Evertson. 


VlSSCHER.  273 

Sarah  Visscher,  widow  of  Baebnt  J.  Visschkk,  died  April 
22, 1822,  ae.  80  years,  11  months  and  10  days. 

She  made  a  will,  as  widow  and  relict  of  Baeent  J.  Visschke, 
June  7,  1822,  proved  October  21,  mentions  John  B.  Visscher 
and  widow  of  Douw  Lieverse ;  Alida,  wife  of  John  Evertson  ; 
grandson,  llarmen;  granddaughter,  Sarah,  widow  of  Franc 
Lansing,  granddaughter,  Sarah,  wife  of  Adrian  Winne. 

194. 
Johannes,  son  of  (33)  Johannes  N aiming  Visscher  and 
Annetje  Staats,  was  baptised  April  23,  1739 ;  married  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of  Henricus  Bradt  ami  Rebecca  Van  Vechten 
(bp.  October  5,  1740),  May  7,  1763,  and  had 

217  Neeltje  (Eleanor),  b.  September  21, 17C3  ;  m.  Isaac  Denniston  ; 

d.  March  26,  1835. 

218  Hendrickus,  b.  November  28,  1764. 

219  Johannes,  b.  January  18,  1766. 

220  Susanna,  b.  January  10,  1769. 

221  Nanning,  b.  March  1,  1771;  m.  Catharina   Glen  Van  Rens- 

selaer. 

222  Rebecca,  b.  September  2,  1773. 

223  Annetje,  b.  February  18,  1771). 

224  Alida,  b.  April  30, 1782  ;  m.  George  Shephard,  September  13, 

1806  ;  d.  January  It,  1810. 

Colonel  Johannes  Visscher  resided  at  Greenbush. 

169. 

Crerrit,  son  of  (33)  Johannes  Nanning  Visscher  and 
Annetje  Staats,  was  baptised  October  24.  1742.  He  entered 
the  British  service  and  rot=e  to  the  rank  of  General.  He  mar- 
ried in  Ireland  the  Lady  Sarah  T raver,  by  whom  he  had  no 
issue. 

He  was  a  man  of  great  wealth  fur  those  days,  and  having 
no  children  left  his  property  to  his  heirs  in  America. 

213. 
Johannes  B.,  son  (193)  Barent  J.  Visscher  and  (76) 
Sarah  Harmense  Visscher,  was  born  in  Albany  September 
4,  1769;  married,  1st,  Geertruy,  daughter  of  Lavinns  Dunbar 
and  Margarita  Hansen  (b.  October  17,  1777),  and  had 


274  VlSSCHEK. 

225  Harmen,  b.  January  4,  1802  ;  m.  Ann  M.  Chapman,  September 

10, 1823 ;  d.  July  14,  1872. 

226  Geertruy,  b.  December  5,  1803  ;  m. Lovell;  d.  June  11, 

1831. 

Geertruy  Dunbar,  wife  of  Johannes  (John)  'B.  Visschek,  died 
February  1,  1804.  He  married,  2d,  Catharine,  daughter  of 
Edward  S.  Willetand  Sarah  Fryer  (b.  June  14,  1779).  and  had 

227  Barent,  b.  June  3,  1810  ;  d.  April  22,  1811. 

228  Barent,  b.  January  8,  1812  ;  d.  s.  May  17,  1834. 

229  Edward,  b.  Jnnuary  28,  1814  ;  d.  July  19, 1817. 

230  Gerrit,  b.  July  13,  1816  ;  d.  November  23,  1816. 
.231  Edward,  b.  November  18,  1817;  unmarried. 

232  Sarah  Ann,  b.  November  30,  1819 ;  m.  Philip  S.  Lansing,  De- 

cember 19,  1849. 

233  Lydia,  b.  January  16,  1822  ;  unmarried. 

234  John  B.,  b.  August  31,  1825 ;  ui„  1st,  (213)  Ann  Ten  Eyck,  July 

8,  1857;  2d,  Ai,ida  Douw  Lansing,  October  8, 1866. 

Johannes  (John)  B.  Visscher  died  in  Albany  April  15, 
1825,  ae.  55  years,  7  months  and  9  days. 

Cathakink  Willet,  widow  of  Johannks  B.  Visschek,  died 
May  1,  1862,  ae.  82  years,  10  months  and  17  days. 

197. 

Nanning,  son  of  (34)  Harmen  N.  Visscher  and  Rachel 
Van  der  Hydeu,  was  baptised  December  2,  1739;  married 
Alida  Fonda,  April  21,  1785  (?),  and  had 

236  Rachel,  b.  February  7,  1786. 

3S5. 

Harmen,  son  of  (213)  Johannes  B.  Visscher  and  Geer- 
truy Dunbar,  was  born  January  4,  1802 ;  married  Ann  M., 
daughter  of  William  Chapman  and  Elizabeth  Lambert,  Sep- 
tember 10,  1823,  and  had 

236  Sarah,  b.  October  27,  1824;  m.  John  Dey  Ermond. 

237  Gertrude  D.,  b.  August  21,  1826  ;  m.  W.  F.  Pkuyn,  February 

13,  1849. 

238  James  C,  b.  February  1,  1830  j  Catharine  Siver  ;  d.  April  5, 

1880. 

239  Elizabeth  L.,  b.  May  17,  1835  ;  died  March  30,  1836. 

240  Kate,  b.  April  6,  1837;  died  June  13,  1837. 


VlSSCHEE.  275 

241  Harmen,  b.  August  18,  1839;  d.  September  11,  1862;  was  shot 

through  the  lungs  at  the  second  battle  of  Bull  Run,  August 
30,  1862. 

242  John  Barent,  b.  April  6,  1843;  m.  Claiia  F.  Simons,  of  Buffalo. 

Harmen  Visscher  died  in  Albany,  July  14,  1 872. 

333. 

Sarah  Ann,  daughter  of  (213)  Johannes  B.  Yisscher 
and  Catharine  Willet,  was  born  in  Albany,  November  30, 
1819  ;  married  Philip  S.,  son  of  Isaac  De  Forest  Lansing, 
December,  19,  1849,  and  had 

243  Catharine  V,,  b.  May  29,  1850 ;  d.  August  15,  1855. 

244  Isaac  De  Forest,  b.  January  2,  1855. 

334. 
John  B.,  son  of  (213)  Johannes  B.  Yisscher  and  Catha- 
rine Willet,  was  born  in  Albany,  August  31,  1825  ;  married, 
1st,  (213)  Ann,  daughter  of  (148)  Abraham  R.  Ten  Eyck  and 
(98)  Annetje  Visscher  (b.  April  17,  1822),  July  8,  1857.  She 
died  February  5,  1863 ;  no  ch.  He  married,  2d,  A I  id  a, 
daughter  of  Douw  Lansing  and  Jane  Ann  Lie  verse  (b.  October 
1,  1844),  October  18,  1866,  and  had 

245  John  Douw,  b.  August  81, 1867 ;  d.  December  27, 1868. 

246  Edward  WUlet,  b.  April  5,  1870. 

247  William  Lieverse,  b.  June  4,  1874. 

John  B.  Visscher  resides  at  No.  94  North  Pearl  Street, 
Albany. 

41. 

Harmon,  son  of  (7)  Frederick  Harmense  Visscher  and 
Eva  Gillese  Myer,  was  born  August  23,  1701  ;  married  Cath- 
rina,  daughter  of  William  Brouwer,  of  Schenectady,  about 
1739,  and  had 

248  Frederick,  b.  February  21,  1741  ;  m.  Gazena  De  Gkafp,  May 

22,  1768. 

249  Johannes  (John),  b.  July  13,  1743  ;  d.  s.;  killed  by  the  Indians, 

May  22,  1780. 

250  Margaret,  b.  September  27,  1747  ;  d.  October  9,  1747. 

251  William  Brouwer,  b.  April  25,  1749. 


276  VlSSCHEK. 

252  Harmanus,  b.  April  22,  1752 ;  d.  s. ;  killed  by  the  Indians,  May 

22,  1780. 

253  Geertruy,  b.  July  26,  1754;  m.  probably  Nicholas  Van  Sltck. 

254  Rebecca,  b.  October  19.  1756  ;  d.  March  11,  1769. 

255  Margaret,  b.  March  11,  1759;  in.,  1st.,  John  C.  Van  Everen  ; 

id.,  Myndeut  S.  Ten  Eyck.    (See  68  Ten  Eyck.) 

256  Rebecea,  b.  June  3,  1761. 

Harmon  Tisscher  was  among  the  earliest  settlers  of 
Caughnawaga,  and  died  shortly  before  the  commencement  of 
the  revolutionary  war,  leaving  settled  upon  his  extensive  farm 
"  Dadenoscara,"  near  the  present  village  of  Caughnawaga  (now 
Fonda),  an  aged  widow,  three  sons  and  two  daughters.  Fred- 
erick (Col.),  John,  (Captain  of  Tryon  Co.  militia),  Harmon, 
Gertruy  and  Margaret.  He  was  bom  in  Albany  where  lie 
resided  until  he  was  fifty  years  of  age,  when  he  purchased  a 
thousand  acres  of  land  in  the  valley  of  the  Mohawk,  (the  deed 
for  which  is  dated  January  31, 1750),  and  removed  to  his  new 
home.  His  death  took  place  probably  about  1774,  and  he  was 
buried  in  the  family  plot  in  the  rear  of  the  mansion. 

248. 
Frederick,  (Col.),  son  of  (41)  Harmon  Visscher  and 

Cathrina  Brouwer,  was  born  in  Albany,  February  21,  1741; 
married  Gazena,  daughter  of  Daniel  De  Graff  and  Gazena 
Swits,  May  22,  1768,  and  had 


257  Harmon,  b.  January  4, 1769  ;  d.  August  3,  1779. 

258  Gazena,  b.  July  14,  1771 ;  m.  Simon  Mabee,  May  2,  1792. 

259  Daniel,  b.  September  2,  1773  ;  m.  Hestek  Conyne,  May  22, 1819. 

260  William  B.,1  ra.  Ann  Easton,  February  22,  1810. 

[  b.  May  19,  1776. 

261  Catharine,   )  m.  Jacob  S.  Glen,  February  13,  1802 

262  Harmon,  b.  April  4,  1780 ;  rn.  Deborah  Conyne. 

263  John,  b.  December  16,  1784  ;  m.  Barbara  Gross,  December  15, 
1812. 

264  Jesse,  b.  January  8,  1787  ;  m.  Annetje  De  Graff,  February  10, 

1811. 

265  Frederick,  b.  August  8,  1789  ;  d.  August  6, 1792. 

Colonel  Frederick  Tisscher  died  at  the  family  mansion  at 
Caughnawaga,  June  9,  1809. 

Gazena  De  Graff,  widow  of  Colonel  Frederick  Visscher, 
died  September  9,  1815. 


VlSSCHEK.  277 

Colonel  Vissciier  is  justly  entitled  to  be  called  the  hero  of 
the  family.  Several  accounts  have  been  given  of  his  courage, 
and  remarkable  escape  from  death  when  the  family  mansion 
near  Cauglmawaga  was  attacked  by  the  Torys  and  Indians  in 
I7s0,  under  the  command  of  his  bitter  enemy,  Sir  John 
Johnson,  the  fullest  account  of  which  and  probably  the  earliest 
will  he  found  in  "Sims'  Border  Wars  of  New  York."  The 
following  extracts  are  taken  from  Sims'  and  from  Sanders'  early 
history  of  Schenectady  families,  a  highly  interesting  work, 
lately  published : 

Colonel  Visschee  was  married  and  resided  a  short  distance 
from  the  paternal  mansion,  the  other  brothers  John  and  Har- 
mon, with  their  sisters  Geertruy  and  Margaret,  were  unmarried 
and  resided  with  their  mother  at  the  homestead.  The  Visschee 
brothers  were  uncompromising  patriots  and  exceedingly  obnox- 
ious to  their  Tory  neighbors,  headed  by  Sir  John  Johnson. 
Apprehending  invasion,  and  a  few  days  before  Sir  John  John- 
son's terrible  descent  on  the  settlement,  Colonial  Yissohee 
sent  by  bateau  his  young  wife  and  infant  family  to  Schenectady 
for  safety,  and.  took  up  his  residence  at  the  homestead.  On 
Sunday  night,  the  21st  of  May,  1780,  Sir  John  Johnson,  at 
the  head  of  about  500  men,  British,  Indians  and  Tories,  entered 
the  Johnstown  settlements  from  Canada  by  the  expected 
northern  route.  Dividing  his  forces  Colonel  Johnson  sent 
part  of  them,  mostly  Indians  and  Tories,  to  Tribes  Hill  under 
the  direction  of  Henry  and  William  Bowen,  two  brothers  who 
had  formerly  lived  with  the  Johnsons  in  Canada.  After  sack- 
ing and  burning  the  house  of  Barney  Hansen,  the  enemy  pro- 
ceeded to  the  house  of  Colonel  Visschee  and  finding  it  un- 
occupied they  plundered  it  and  setting  it  on  fire  hastened 
onward  to  the  Visschee  mansion,  where  they  arrived  just  at 
day  light.  There  were  in  the  house  Colonel  Visschee,  his 
mother,  two  brothers  and  two  sisters,  mentioned  above.  The 
attack  was  commenced  by  twenty  of  the  enemy,  who  arrived 
first  on  the  ground,  who  were  soon  followed  by  the  main  body 
of  300.  The  brothers  defended  the  house  for  some  time  after 
the  enemy  gained  an  entrance  below,  and  while  fighting  on  the 
stairs  the  sisters  escaped  from  the  cellar  kitchen  and  fled  to  the 


278  VlSSCHER. 

wood  not  far  distant.  Their  mother,  about  to  follow  her 
daughters,  was  stricken  down  by  a  blow  on  the  head  from  the 
butt  of  a  musket  and  was  left  without  being  scalped.-  The 
brothers  still  continued  to  fight  until  their  ammunition  gave 
out  and  the  house  was  no  longer  tenable,  and  as  the  enemy 
ascended  the  stairs  Colonel  Visschkr  discharged  his  pistol  and 
throwing  it  behind  him  in  token  of  submission,  called  for 
quarter.  An  Indian  running  up  struck  him  a  blow  upon  the 
head  with  a  tomahawk  which  brought  him  to  the  floor.  He 
fell  upon  his  face  and  the  Indian  took  the  crown  scalp  from 
Ills  head,  which  entitled  him  to  a  rewai-d,  then  giving  him  a 
gash  in  the  back  of  his  neck  turned  him  over  and  attempted  to  cut 
his  throat,  which  was  only  prevented  by  his  cravat,  the  knife 
penetrating  just  through  the  skin.  His  brother,  Captain  John, 
as  the  enemy  approached  retreated  to  a  corner  of  the  room  that 
he  might  there  repel  his  assailants.  An  Indian,  seeing  him 
armed  with  a  sword,  hurled  a  tomahawk  at  his  head  which 
brought  him  down.  He  was  killed  outright,  scalped  and  left 
where  h,e  fell.  Harmon  jumping  from  a  back  window 
attempted  to  escape,  but  in  the'  act  of  leaping  a  garden  fence 
a  few  rods  off  he  was  shot  and  killed  and  scalped.  The  house 
was  then  plundered  and  set  on  fire. 

After  the  enemy  had  left,  Colonkl  Visscher's  consciousness 
returned,  and  he  discovered  that  his  brother  John  was  dead 
and  the  house  on  fire.  Descending  the  stairs  he  found  his 
mother  near  the  door  faint  from  the  blow  dealt  upon  her  head 
and  too  weak  to  render  him  any  assistance.  With  no  little 
effort  the  Colonel  succeeded  in  removing  the  body  of  his  brother 
from  the  burning  house,  and  then  assisted  his  mother  —  who 
was  seated  in  a  chair  the  bottom  of  which  had  already  caught 
lire  —  to  a  place  of  safety.  (This  chair  is  preserved  as  a  sacred 
relic  by  the  De  Graff  family  at  the  Yisscher  house.)  And 
having  carried  out  a  bed  lay  clown  upon  it,,  at  a  little  distance 
from  the  house,  in  a  state  of  exhaustion,  where  he  was  dis- 
covered by  Black  Tom,  a  slave  belonging  to  Adam  Ziely. 
Tom  brought  him  water  from  the  brook  which  revived  him, 
and  under  the  direction  of  the  Colonel  harnessed  a  span  of 
horses  to  a  wagon  and  took  him  with  his  mother  and  sisters, 


VlSSCHKE.  279 

who  came  out  of  the  woods  on  hearing  the  noise  of  the  wagon, 
and  the  bodies  of  his  murdered  brothers,  to  the  river  at  David 
Putnam's.  The  family  was  taken  across  the  river  in  a  boat  to 
Ephraim  "Wemp's,  and  the  Colonel's  friend,  seeing  that  he  rep 
quired  proper  medical  aid,  sent  him  forward  in  a  canoe  to 
Schenectady. 

Colonel  Yisschee  bore  through  life  the  broad  scar  left  on 
his  head  by  the  scalping-knife,  and  on  all  public  occasions  this 
was  covered  by  a  silver  plate  made  for  the  purpose.  But  pre- 
vious to  this  he  was  a  notable  hero  in  the  battle  of  Oriskany, 
which  occurred  August  6,  1777.  In  June,  1782,  when  Wash- 
ington made  a  tour  through  this  portion  of  the  country,  an 
elegant  entertainment  was  given  him  in  Schenectady,  on  which 
occasion  he  placed  Colonel  Visschek  at  his  right  hand  in 
honor  of  his  distinguished  services. 

He  was  appointed  Brigadier-General  by  Governor  George 
Clinton  February  6, 1787,  but  declining  to  accept  this  office  he 
was  on  the  27th  of  March  following  appointed  first  Judge  of 
the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  of  Montgomery  county,  which 
office  he  filled  with  ability  and  honor  till  January  24,  1801. 
He  was  also  a  member  of  the  Legislature  of  1782. 

258. 
Gazena,  daughter  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick  Visscher 
and   Gazena  De  Graff,  was  born  July   14,  1771 ;  married 
Simon  Mabee,  May  2,  1702,  and  had 

266  John,  b.  in  1793  ;  d.  January  5,  1797. 

267  Gazena,  b.  March  17, 1795  ;  d.  y. 

268  Frederick  V.,  b.  June  23,  1797. 

269  Gazena,  b.    February    23,  1801  ;   m.  Cornelius  H.   Putnam, 

October  24,  1820 ;  d.  February  20,  1861.     He  died  August  12, 
1873. 

270  Alida,  b  June  9,  1803  ;  m.  Charles  Van  Eps;  October  27,1835. 

271  Peter,  d.  s. 

359. 
Daniel,  son  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick  Visscher  and 

Gazena  De  Graff,  was  born  September  2,  1773;  married 
Hester  Conyne,  May  22,  1819  (b.  January  10,  1786),  and.  had 

272  Gazena,  b.  March  20,  1820. 

273  Peter  O.,  b.  September  21, 1822 ;  d.  November  9, 1822. 

36 


280  VlSSCHER. 

274  Rebecca,  b.  January  9,  1824;  m.  Elijah  Garlock,  November 

28,1851. 

275  Deborah,  b.  March  23,  1826. 

276  Margaret,  b.  April  28,  1829  ;  m.  Albert  M.  Hull,  October  27, 

1853. 

360. 

William  Brouwer,  son  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick 
Visscher  and  Gazena  De  Graff,  was  born  May  19, 1776 ;  mar- 
ried Ann  Easton,  of  Johnstown,  N.  ¥".  (b.  September  4, 1791), 
February  22,  1810,  and  had 

277  Frederick,  b.  December  9,  1810 ;  m.  Elizabeth  W.  Lightfoot, 

December  9,  1841 . 

278  Daniel  W.,  b.  February  22,  1813  ;  m.  America  E.  La  Treat, 

October  12, 1847. 

279  William  C,  b.  December  25,  1815  ;  m.,  1st,  Eliza  Moultener, 

March  29,  1843  ;  2d,  Catharine  Booth,  October  31, 1867. 

280  Jacob  G.,  b.  October  11,  1817  ;  m.  Lydia  A.  Doolittle,  August 

9,  1870. 

281  Henry  H.,  b.  July  24,  1819;  m.  Mary  C.  Reynolds,  October  18, 

1859. 

282  Maria  L,  b.  August  10,  1824  ;  m.  C.  W.  Burdick,  M.  D . 

283  John  B.,  b.  July  1, 1826  ;  m.  Lydia  Rowley,  September  24, 1857. 

284  Gazena,  b.  July  11,  1828;  m.  Firth. 

William  B.  Tisscher  died  October  21,  1847. 

Ann  Easton,  widow  of  William  B.  Visscher,  died  Septem- 
ber 28,  1872. 

361. 

Catharine,  daughter  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick  Tisscher 
and  Gazena  De  Graff,  was  born  May  19, 1776 ;  married  Jacob 
S.  Glen,  February  13,  1802  ;  no  eh. 

Catharine  Tisscher,  wife  of  Jacob  S.  Glen,  died  January 
15,  1827. 

Jacob  S.  Glen,  died  at  Glen,  Montgomery  County,  April 
21,  1859. 

263. 

Harmon,  son  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick  Tisscher  and 
Gazena  De  Graff,  was  born  April  4,  1780 ;  married  Deborah 
Conyne,  and  had 

285  Gazena,  b.  February  22,  1812 ;  m.  Jesse  De  Graff,  August  10, 
1830. 


VlSSOHEE.  281 

Deborah  Conyue,  wife  of  Harmon  Yisschek,  died  February 

22,  1812. 

Harmon  Visscher,  died  about  1814-15. 

363. 
John,  son  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick  Tisscher  and 
Gazena  De  Graff,  was  born  December  16,  1784;   married 
Barbara  Gross  (b.  September  15,  1790),  December  15,  1812, 
and  had 

286  Frederick,  b.  December  20,  1813;  m.   Sarah  Ann  Buxton, 

March  12,  1840. 

287  Jannette,  b.  April  6,  1817 ;  m.  Isaac  Frank,  February  24, 1841. 

288  Henry  G.,  b.  March  15,  1818 ;  in.  Elizabeth  Dockbtader,  De- 

cember  15,  1847  ;  d.  April  12,  1851. 

289  Montgomery,  b.  April  21,  1821 ;  m.  Ann  Dockstadeh,  Septem- 

ber 26,  1849. 

290  John  Jay,  b,  August  6, 1825 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Haggart,  January 

27,  1858  ;  d.  June  5, 1870.     She  died  in  1871. 

Barbara  Gross,  wife  of  John  Fisher,  died  March  14, 1855. 

John  Fisher,  died  January  1, 1858.  He  changed  the  spell- 
ing of  his  name  to  Fisher.  He  was  a  man  of  decided  ability 
and  determined  character. 

264. 

Jesse,  son  of  (248)  Colonel  Frederick  Tisscher  and 
Gazena  Be  Graff,  was  born  January  8, 1787 ;  married  Annetje, 
daughter  of  Simon  De  Graff,  of  Schenectady  (b.  August  23, 
1793),  February  10,  1811,  and  had 

291  Jane  Ann,  b.  March   22,  1812  ;  m.   David  W.  Houghtaling, 

M.  D.,  March  22,  1834. 

292  Gazena  Margaret,  b.  March  13,  1814;  m.  Gaitjs  Woltekton, 

of  Charlestown,  N.  Y.,  March  28,  1839. 

293  Frederick,  b.  February  26,   1817 ;  m.  Mary  Ann  Bkenizer, 

February  20,  1849  ;  no  ch.  ;  d.  March  6,  1880. 

294  Catharine,  b.  March  20,  1819  ;  m.  Charles  H.  Skillen,  July, 

1839. 

295  Hester,  b.  June  10, 1823  ;  m.  Henry  S.  Schell,  in  1847. 

296  Daniel,  b.  September  3, 1825  ;  d.  March  22,  1826. 

297  Simon  G.,  b.  February  8, 1828  ;  m.,  1st,  Adelia  S.  Green,  May 

20,  1863 ;  2d,  Isabella  E.  Denio,  June  14,  1865. 


282 


'  I88CHEE. 


298  Jesse,  Jr.,"]        m.  Mart  Philes,  January  8, 1866. 

I 

}-b.  June  15, 1831. 

I        m.  John  D.  Clute,  September  2,  1856.     He  died 

299  Mary,       J  March  24,  1882,  in  Morrisania,  N.  Y. 

Jesse  Visscher  died  on  his  farm  near  Tribes  Hill,  Mont- 
gomery county,  N.  Y.,  October  11,  1831. 

Annatje  De  Graff,  widow  of  Jesse  Yisscher,  died  in 
Amsterdam  April  19,  1869. 

291. 
Jane  Ann,  daughter  of  (264)  Jesse  Yisscher  and  Annatje 
De  Graff,  was  born   March   22,  1812;   married  David  W. 
Houghtaling,  M.  D.,  March  22,  1834,  and  had 

300  Irving  W.,  b.  July  9,  1836;  m.  Harriet  A.  Dates,  November 

10,  1865. 

301  James  Marsden,  b.  June  10,  1838  ;  m.  Josephine  Fuller,  March 

12,  1859  ;  d.  December  18,  1872. 

302  Josephine,  b.  February  12,  1840. 

303  Charles  S.,  b.  July  12,  1849. 

304  Helena,  b.  April  28,  1853  ;  m.  Adolf  Alt,  M.  D,  April  30, 1879. 

• 

David  W.  Houghtaling  died  at  Waterport,  N.  Y.,  Novem- 
ber 2,  1857. 

Jane  Ann  Yisschek,  widow  of  David  W.  Houghtaling, 
now  resides  in  New  York  city. 

292. 

Gazena  Margaret,  daughter  of  (264)  Jesse  Yisscher 
and  Annatje  De  Graff,  was  born  March  13,  1814 ;  married 
Gains  Wolverton,  of  Charleston,  N.  Y.,  March  28,  1839,  and 
had 

305  Frederick  A,  b.  January  18,  1840';  d.  s.  Judo  30,  1862. 

Gazena  Margaret  Yisscher,  wife  of  Gaius  Wolverton,  died 
October  20,  1850. 

Gaius  Wolverton,  died  February  2,  1856.  He  was  born 
in  Charleston,  Montgomery  county,  N.  Y.,  November  23, 1809. 

293. 
Frederick  J.,  son  of  (264)  Jesse  Yisscher  and  Annatje 


VlSBOHEK.  283 

De  Graff,  was  bom  February  26,  1817 ;  married  Mary  Ann 
Brenizer,  of  Shippensburgh,  Pa.,  February  20,  1849;  no  cb. 
Frederick  J.  Visscher  had  been  a  prominent  business  man 
and  manufacturer  in  New  York  for  about  thirty  years.  His 
residence  is  in  Brooklyn,  L.  I.  He  died  suddenly  in  Jersey 
City  March  6,  1880,  and  buried  in  Greenwood  cemetery.  He 
was  taken  sick  in  Bergen  county  court-room,  went  to  a  drug 
store  near  by  and  dropped  dead  before  relief  could  be  had  for 
aneurism. 

394. 
Catharine,  daughter  of  (264)  Jesse  Visscher  and 
Annatje  De  Graff,  was  born  March  20,  1819 ;  married  Charles 
H.  Skillen,  July,  1839.  He  was  Lieutenant-Colonel  of  the 
Fourteenth  regiment,  New  York  State  Volunteers,  of  Oneida 
connty,  and  was  killed  in  the  battle  at  Gaines  Mills,  June  24, 
1862.  She  married,  2d,  Philip  Pruyn,  of  Amsterdam,  N.  Y., 
June  11,  1874. 

295. 
Hester,  daughter  of  (264)  Jesse  Visscher  and  Annatje 
De  Graff,  was  born  June  10,  1823 ;  married  Henry  S.  Shell, 

of  New  York  city,  in  1847,  and  had 

306  Anna  T.,  b.  April  1,  1849  ;  m.  Philip  J.  Forbes,  June  19, 1878. 

307  Flora  V.,  b.  July  2,  1852. 

308  Harry  E.,  b.  September  9,  1864. 

Henry  Shell  and  family  reside  in  New  York  city. 

297. 

Simon,  (Rev.),  son  of  (264)  Jesse  Visscher  and  Annatje 
De  Graff,  was  born  February  8,  1828;  married,  1st,  Adelia 
L.  Green,  at  South  Bend,  Indiana,  May  20,  1863.  His  wife 
died  June  14,  1864.  He  married,  2d,  Isabella  E.  Denio, 
of  Eome,  N.  Y.,  June  14,  1865,  and  had 

309  Isabella,  b.  July  16, 1866. 

310  Frederick  Denio,  b.  February  11, 1869;  d.  July  30,  1870. 

311  Franklin  Denio,  b.  November  17,  1871. 

312  Theodore  Cuyler,  b.  May  22, 1876. 


284  VlSSCHER. 

ReT.  Simon  G.  Tisscher  was  graduated  at  Union  college  in 
1855  and  at  Princeton  Theological  seminary  in  1859,  and  is 
now  a  resident  of  Rome,  N.  Y. 

398. 
Jesse,  Jr.,  son  of  (264)  Jesse  Visscher  and  Annatje  De 
Graff,  was  born  twin  with  Mary,  June  15,  1831;   married. 
Mary  Philes,  January  8,  1866,  and  had 

313  Anna,  b.  September  16, 1869. 

Jesse  Visscher  died  in  Cincinnati,  O.,  August  27,  1871. 

299. 
Mary,  daughter  of  (264)  Jesse  Visscher  and  Annatje  De 
Graff,  was  born  June  15,  1831 ;  married  John  1).  Clute,  of 

Schenectady,  September  2,  1856,  and  had 

314  Jesse  H.,  b.  July  6,  1857. 

315  Melvin  B.,  b.  November  15, 1861. 

316^  Anna  T.,  b.  December  27,  1866  ;  d.  February  22,  1867. 
317* Charles  H.,  b.  October  13,  1867.    ■ 

John  D.  Clute  died  in  Morrisania,  K  Y.,  March  24,  1882. 

377. 
Frederick,  son  of  (260)  William  Brouwer  Visscher  and 
Ann  Easton,  was  born  December  9, 1810 ;  married  Elizabeth 
Walker  Lightfoot  (b.  October  20,  1821,  December  9,  1841, 
and  had 

318  William  Lightfoot,  b.  November  25,  1842  ;  m.  Blanche  Mason, 

March  16,  1875. 

319  Catharine  Easton,  b.  March  14,  1844;  d.  March  14,  1868. 

320  Frederick  Fontane,  b.  March  12,  1846 ;  m.  Eva  Kavanatjgh, 

in  1873. 

321  Walker  Maury,  b.  March  30, 1848  ;  m.  Ella  Sterner,  December 

21,  1871. 

322  Elizabeth  Ayers,  b.  March  8, 1850 ;  m.  Dr.  William  T.  Bordick, 

January  23,  1877. 

323  Fanny  Glenn,  b.  July  19,  1853. 

324  Mildred  Peachey,  b.  May  24,  1855. 

325  Martha  Gazena,  b.  March  23,  1857. 


VlSSCHER.  285 

326  Thomas  Smith,  b.  November  7,  1859. 

327  Nannie  Berkley,  b.  March  15,  1866. 

Frederick  Visscher  now  resides  in  Owingsville,  Ky.  He 
left  the  state  of  New  York  in  1839  for  the  South,  with  the 
intention  of  remaining  away  about  three  months,  but  finding 
a  wife  to  his  liking  and  a  residence  in  Kentucky  agreeable,  he 
has  remained  there  ever  since.  During  the  war  of  the  Rebellion 
he  was  an  unconditional  Union  man,  was  active  in  raising 
troops  for  the  army,  organized  a  company  for  himself,  started 
for  the  camp  with  the  minimum  number  allowed,  when. he  left 
them  and  returned  to  fill  up  his  company,  was  taken  prisoner 
by  the  Rebels  and  carried  to  Virginia,  where  he  was  kindly 
treated  and  after  a  couple  of  months  returned  to  his  home  on 
parole.  During  the  remainder  of  the  war  he  was  Provost 
Marshal  for  Eastern  Kentucky. 

The  wife  of  Frederick  Visscher  is  of  a  Virginia  family  of 

note.     Her  mother   was  the  daughter  of  the   Rev.  Mathew 

Maur}'  and  granddaughter  of  the  Rev.  James  Maury,  of  Patrick 

Henry  notoriety,  and  is  a  cousin  to  Admiral  M.  F.  Maury  of 

the  navy. 

318. 

William  Light  foot,  son  of  (277)  Frederick  Visscher 
and  Elizabeth  Walker  Lightfoot,  was  born  November  25, 
1842 ;  married  in  Omaha  Blanche  Mason,  of  St.  Louis,  March 
16,  1875,  and  had 

328  Viva  Glenn,  b.  June  12, 1877. 

William  Lightfoot  Visscher  enlisted  in  the  Twenty-fourth 
regiment  of  Kentucky  Federal  army  in  1861.  Served  three 
years  as  hospital  steward ;  after  his  discharge  studied  law ; 
was  admitted  to  the  bar ;  went  to  Louisville  to  attend  law  lec- 
tures and  graduated  at  the  Law  school  in  that  city ;  became 
an  amenuensis  for  George  D.  Prentice  and  one  of  the  editors 
of  the  Louisville  Journal.  He  now  resides  in  Denver,  Col., 
and  has  been  for  two  years  one  of  the  editors  of  Pomeroy's 

paper. 

320. 

Frederick  Fontane,  son  of  (277)  Frederick  Visscher 
and  Elizabeth  Walker  Lightfoot,  was  born  March  12,  1846 ; 


286  ViSSCHER. 

married  Eya  Kavanaugh,  in  Montgomery,  Alabama,  in  1873, 
and  had 

329  Eate  Kavanaugh,  b.  December  4, 1875. 
329i  Clara  Gentry,  b.  November  9,  1879. 

Frederick  F.  Yisscher  is  by  profession  a  civil  engineer. 

331. 
Walker  Maury,  son  of  (277)  Frederick  Visscher  and 
Elizabeth  Walker  Lightfoot,  was  born  March  30,  1848; 
married  Ella   Sterner,    in    Nebraska,    December   21,    1871, 
and  had 

330  Jesse  Glen,  b.  December  36,  1874. 

331  Maggie  Maury,  b.  December  2.  1876. 

332  Betty  Walker,  b.  October  2,  1878. 
3321  Ella  Gazena,  b.  May  10,  1882. 

323. 

Elizabeth  Ayers,  daughter  of  (277)  Frederick  Visscher 
and  Elizabeth  Walker  Lightfoot,  was  born  March  8,  1850 
married  in  Watertown,  !N".  Y.,  William  Thomas  Burdick, 

M.  B.,  January  23,  1877,  and  had 

333  Charles  L.,  b.  November  28, 1877. 

334  Walker  Visscher,  b.  January  14, 1879. 
3344  Frank  Glenn,  b.  February,  1881. 

278. 

Daniel  W.,  son  of  (260)  William  Brouwer  Visscher  and 
Ann  Easton,  was  born  February  22,  1813;  married  America 
E.  La  Treat,  of  Fort  Valley,  Houston  county,  Ga.  (b.  October 
12,  1829),  October  12,  1847,  and  had 

335  Jacob  Glen,  b.  August  11,  1848 ;  m.  Mattik  Jane  Finney,  of 

Georgia,  August  5,  1879. 

336  Mary  Elodia,  b.  October  28,  1854 ;  d.  June  4,  1856. 

337  Anna  Beaufort,  b.  December  4,  1857  ;  d.  September  20, 1859. 

338  Helen  Maria,  b.  May  6,  1860  ;  d.  July  17,  1863. 

339  William  Casey,  b.  August  2, 1863. 

340  Lizzie,  b.  April  19, 1867;  d.  June  9,  1869. 

Baniel  W.  Visscher  resides  at  Fort  Valley,  Houston  county, 
Ga. 


VlSSOHER.  287 

279. 
William  C,  son  of  (260)  William  Brouwer  Visscher 
and  Ann  Easton,  was  born  December  25,  1815 ;  married,  1st, 
Eliza  Moultener,  March  29,  1843,  and  had 

241  Helen  R.,  b.  July  17, 1844  ;  m.  Chaeles  Dillenback,  December 
19,  1865. 

Eliza  Moultener,  wife  of  William  C.  Visscher,  died  June  12, 1864. 
He  married,  2d,  Catharine  Booth,  October  31, 1867,  and  had 

342  Cora  A.,  b.  December  24,  1868. 

343  Glen  H.,  b.  July  24,  1871. 

Catharine  Booth,  wife  of  William  C.  Visscher,  died  March 
Jl,  1874. 

William  C.  Visscher  resides  in  Governeur,  St.  Lawrence 
county,  N.  T. 

280. 

Jacob  Glen,  son  of  (260)  William  Brouwer  Visscher 
and  Ann  Easton,  was  born  October  11,  1871 ;  married  Lydia 
Doolittle  (b.  at  Wallingford,  Conn.,  September  17,  1846), 
August  9,  18Y0,  and  had 

344  Catharine  Louisa,  b.  May  10,  1871. 

345  Annie,  b.  January  27,  1873. 

346  George  Glen,  b.  May  16,  1875. 

347  Henry  Beeckman,  b.  March  31, 1877. 

Jacob  G.  Visscher  died  at  Fort  Valley,  Ga.,  June  18, 1877. 

281. 
Henry  Hamilton,  son  of  (260)  William  Brouwer 
Visscher  and  Ann  Easton,  was  born  July  24,  1819 ;  married 
Mary  C.  Reynolds,  widow  (b.  November  17, 1831),  at  Omaha, 
Neb.,  October  18, 1859,  and  had 

348  Annie  Elizabeth,  b.  July  25, 1861  ;  d.  October  28,  1862. 

349  William  Henry,  b.  October  11, 1863 ;  d.  September  21,  1865. 

350  Gertrude,  b.  April  8,  1866. 

351  Maria  Burdiok,  b.  August  6,  1868. 

352  Eliza  Patrick,  b.  August  5,  1872. 

353  Henrietta,  b.  May  27, 1875. 

Henry  H.  Visscher  and  family  reside  at  Omaha,  Neb. 
37 


288  VlSSCHER. 

283. 
John  Beekman,  son   of  (260)    William    Brouwer 
T isscher  and  Ann  Easton,  was  born  July  1,  1 826  ;  married 
Lydia  Rowley,  of  Fort  Plain,  N.  T.  (b.  August  24,  1832), 
September  24,  1857,  and  bad 

354  Charles  H.,  b.  January  21,  1855  ;  m.  Catharine  J.  Kellogg, 

July  9, 1879. 

355  Carrie  Amelia,  b.  February  2,  1857 ;  m.  O.  L.  Oaks,  November 

10,  1875. 

356  E.  Beeckman,  b.  November  15, 1864. 

• 
John  B.  Visscher  and  family  reside  at  Soutb  Rutland,  N.  Y. 

> 

',  300. 

Irving-  W.,  son  of  (291)  Jane  Ann  Yisscher  and  David 
W.  Houghtaling,  M.  D.,  was  born  July  9,  1836 ;  married 
Harriet  A.  Dates  (b.  May  14,  1846),  November  10,  1865, 
and  had 

356J  Evangelina,  b.  June  14,  1867. 

357  Frederick  M.,  b.  July  3,  1869. 

358  Charles  J.,  b.  October  23,  1872. 

359  Glen  A.,  b.  July  27, 1874.  "  *       " 

360  Ralph  H.,  b.  November  4,  1879. 

Dr.  David  W.  Houghtaling  graduated  from  the  Medical 
Department  of  the  University  of  New  York  city  May  10, 
1862 ;  was  appointed  assistant  surgeon,  New  York  State  Volun- 
teers, and  was  subsequently  stationed  at  Fortress  Monroe.  He 
now  resides  at  Somerset,  Niagara  county,  N.  Y. 

301. 
James  Marsden,  son  of  (291)  Jane  Ann  Visscher  and 
David  W.  Houghtaling,  was  born  June  10,  1838 ;  married 
Josephine  Fuller,  March  12,  1859,  and  had 

361  Frederick,  b.  December  25, 1859  ;  d.  November  20,  1863. 

James  Marsden  Houghtaling  died  December  18,  1872. 

96. 
Cat  lilina,  daughter  of  (82)  Bastiaen  Teunis  Yisscher  and 
(21)  Engeltje  Yandenhurgh,  was  born  in  Albany  January  27, 


Yissohee.  289 

1762;   married  (202)  Isaac  H.  Bogart,  January  31,   1789, 
and  had 

362  Angelica,  b.  December  27, 1789 ;  m.,  1st,  (202)  Samuel  Reed,  in 

January,  1805  ;  2d,  (1802  Tal.  ped.)  George  Talcott,  Novem- 
ber 17,  1810. 

Isaac  H.  Bogart  died  in  Albany  September  22,  1841. 

Cathlina  Vissohek,  widow  of  Isaac  H.  Bogakt,  died  in 
Albany  April  ,10, 1845.  She  was  born  at  her  father's  residence 
on  North  Market  street,  where  now  stands  748  Broadway,  the 
residence  of  her  grandson  S.  Yisscher  Talcott,  the  property 
having  been  in  the  possession  of  the  family  since  1737. 

363. 
Angelica,  daughter  of  (96)  Cathlina  Yisscher  and  (202) 
Isaac  H.  Bogart,  was  born  in  Albany,  at  the  residence  of  her 
grandfather  Yissohee  on  North  Market  street,  December  27, 
1789 ;  married,  1st,  (202)  Samuel  Reed,  of  Norwalk,  Conn., 
and  had 

» 

363  Isaac  Henry,  b.  November  28,  1805.     (See  350  Bogart  and  360 

Reed.) 

Samuel  Reed,  husband  of  Angelica  Bogart,  died  at  Norwalk,  Conn., 
November,  1809.  She  married,  2d,  (1802  Tal.  ped.)  George 
Talcott,  U.  S.  A.,  November  17, 1810,  and  had 

364  George  Henry,  b.  July  16,  1811;  m.  Catharine  J.  Starke, 

November  9,  1843;  d.  June  8,  1854. 

365  Sebastian  Visscher,  b.  November  24,  1812 ;  m.  (406  Shearman) 

Olivia  M.  Shearman,  November  23,  1843. 

Angelica  Bogart,  wife  of  Geneeal  (Geoege  Talcott,  died 
September  1,  1861. 

Geneeal  Geoege  Talcott,  died  April  25,  1862.  (See  293 
Bogart  and  1802  Talcott  pedigree). 

364. 

George  Henry,  son  of  (362)  Angelica  Bogart  and  (1802) 
General  George  Talcott,  was  born  in  New  York  city  July 
16,  1811 ;  married  Catharine  J.,  daughter  of  General  W.  "W". 
Starke,  of  Augusta,  Ga.,  November  9,  1843,  and  had 


290  VlSSCHEB. 

366  Starke,  b.  December  10, 1848. 

George  Henry  Talcott  was  an  officer  in  the  United  States 
army.  He  died  June  8,  1854.  (See  1818  Talcott  pedigree 
and  351  Bogart.) 

Catharine  J.  Starke,  widow  of  George  Henry  Talcott, 
died  February  26,  1869. 

365. 

Sebastian  Visscher,  son  of  (362)  Angelica  Bogart 
and  (1802)  General  George  Talcott,  was  born  in  New  York 
city  November  24,  1812;  married  (406)  Olivia  M.,  daughter 
of  (372)  Kobert  Shearman  and  (481)  Anna  Maria  Sherman, 
November  23,  1843,  and  had 

367  George,  b.  October  6, 1844 ;  m.  Mary  Isabel  Hyde  Downing, 

June  23,  1879. 

368  Angelica  Bogart,  b.  February  24,  1846 ;   m.  (153)  Clarence 

Rathbone,  September  11,  1866. 

369  Robert  Shearman,  b.  October  23,  1847 ;  in.  M.  D.  Barclay,  May 

18,  1870;  no  ch. 

370  Anna  Maria,  b.  October  17,  1849. 

371  "Sarah  Gibson,  b.  December  25, 1851. 

S.  Visscher  Talcott  and  family  reside  at  748  Broadway, 
Albany,  N.  Y.     (See  1819  Talcott  pedigree  and  352  Bogart.) 

367. 
George  Talcott,  son  of  (365)  S.  Visscher  Talcott  and 
(406)  Olivia  M.  Shearman,  was  born  in  Attleboro,  Mass., 
October  6,  1844;  married  Mary  Isabel  Hyde,  daughter  of 
Jerome  F.  Downing  and  Henrietta  Bagg,  of  Erie,  Pa.,  June 
23,  1879,  and  had 

372  Winifred,  b.  April  17, 1880. 

(See  1819  Talcott  pedigree,  409  Bogart  and  435  Shearman.) 

368. 
Angelica  Bogart,  daughter  (365)  S.  Visscher  Talcott 
and  (406)  Olivia  Maria  Shearman,  was  born  at  748  Broadway, 
Albany,  K  T.,  February  24,  1846;  married  (153)  Clarence 
Rathbone,  September  11,  1866,  and  had 


VlSSOHEE.  291 

373  Albert,  b.  July  27, 1868. 

374  Joel,  b.  September  12, 1869. 

376  Angelica  Taloott,  b.  March  13, 1871. 
376  Ethel,  b.  December  11, 1877. 

Clarence  Rathbone  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 
(See  153  Rathbone,  1819  Talcott  pedigree,  410  Bogart  and 
436  Shearman.) 


VAN  BERGEN. 

(Of  Catskill  and  Ooxsaokie.) 


The  notes  relating  to  this  family  were  kindly  furnished  by 
Henry  Brace,  Esq.,  of  New  York  city. 

1. 
marten  Gerritsen  Tan  Bergen  is  first  mentioned 
at  Albany  where  he  married,  1st,  Jannetje  Martense;  2d, 
Neeltje,  daughter  of  Myndert  Frederickse  (Yau  Yveren),  Jan- 
uary 21,  1686,  and  had 

2  (jterrit,  bp.  in  Albany    November    27,   1687  ;   m.   in    Kingston 

Annaatje  Meter,  June  1, 1711. 

3  Myndert,  bp.  in  Albany  September  1, 1689  ;  d.  s. 

4  Marten,  bp.  in  Albany  Marcb  28, 1692;  m.  in  Albany  Catrina 

Meyer,  June  7,  1715. 

5  Pieter,  bp.  in  Albany  February  21, 1694  ;  m.  Christina,  daughter 

of  Anthony  Costar,  November  7,  1724 :   d.  January  4,  1778 ; 
lived  in  Coxsackie. 

6  Johannes,  bp.  in  Albany  October  4,  1695  ;  died  without  issue. 

Captain  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen  died  in  1696. 

Neeltje,  widow  of  Cafiain  Makten  Geeeitsen  Van 
Beegen,  married  (11)  Hendrick  Douw,  of  Albany,  October  3, 
1697. 

"  Captain  Marten  Geeeitsen  Van  Beegen  in  1668  had  a 

it 

lease  of  Castle  Island,  called  after  him,  Marten  Gerritsen's 
Island,  and  in  1690  he  lived  south  of  that ,  island  on  the  west 
side  of  the  river." — [O'Callaghan's  History  of  New  York. 

"  In  1662  the  island  opposite  the  kill  at  Coxsackie  was  also 
called  Marten  Gerritsen's  Island.  In  1669  he  bought  sixty- 
nine  morgens  and  homestead  at  Catskill  (Coxsackie)  of  Jan 
Andriesse,  the  Irishman  ;  in  1670  he  purchased  more  land  at 


Van  Bergen.  293 

Coxsackie  of  Jan  Clute  and  others;  in  1673-85  he  was  a 
magistrate  of  the  county ;  in  1685  he  was  commissioned  captain 
of  a  company  of  foot.  Letters  of  administration  were  issued 
to  his  wife  December  3,  1696."— [Pearson's  First  Settlers  of 
Albany. 

2. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (1)  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen  and 
Neeltje  Myndertse  Tan  Yveren,  was  baptised  in  Albany  No- 
vember 27, 1687 ;  married  in  Kingston  Annaatje  Meyer,  June 
1,  1711,  and  had 

7  Debora,  bp.  in  Albany  October  16, 1715  ;  m.  John  Persen  (Peers). 

8  Marten  Gerritsen,  bp.  in  Albany  April  13,  1718 ;  m.  in  Kingston 

Mary  Van  Dyck,  September  28,  1742. 

9  Annaatje,  bp.  in  Albany  May  15,  1720 ;  m.  (15)  William  Van 

Bergen  ;  d.  before  1795. 

10  William,  bp.  in  Albany  May   13,  1722  ;  m.  (18)  CathariNa  Van 

Bergen;  d.  August  30, 1794. 

11  Pieter,  bp.  iu  Albany  July  26, 1724  ;  d.  probably  before  September, 

1758,  without  issue. 

12  Neeltje,  Wp.   in  Albany  March  5,  1727;  m.   David  Abeel,  Jr., 

July  2,  1753;  d.  April  5,  1805. 

13  Catharina,  b. ;  m.  in  Kingston  Caspartjs  Bronck,  Decem- 

ber 10,  1739  ;  d.  before  July,  1758,  the  date  of  her  father's  will. 

Gerrit  Tan  Bergen  lived  and  died  at  Catskill.  His  will 
was  dated  July  25,  1758,  proved  February  3,  1759. 

4. 

Marten,  son  of  (1)  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen  and 
Neeltje  Myndertse  Van  Tveren,  was  baptised  in  Albany 
March  28,  1692;  married  Catrina  Meyer,  June  7,  1715, 
and  had 

14  Marten  Gerritsen,  bp.  in  Albany  June  3,  1716 ;  d.  y. 

15  William,  bp.in  Albany  January  11,  1718 ;  m.  (9)  Anna  (Annaatje) 

Van  Bergen  ;  probably  drowned  at  Esopus  April,  1765. 

16  Hendrickus,  bp.  in  Albany  September  27, 1719  ;  d.  y. 

17  Petrus,  b.  in  1721 ;  m.  Eliza  Newkerk,  of  Kingston,  October  4, 

1741 ;  d.  January  2,  1789. 

18  Catharina,  bp.  in  Albany  January  22, 1724 ;  m.  (10)  William  Van 

Bergen. 


294  Van  Bekgen. 

19  Neeltje,  bp.  in  Albany  October  25,  1725  ;  m.  Hendrick  Oothout, 

December  24,  1760;  d.  December  18,  1793. 

20  Elizabeth,  bp.  in  Albany  May  13,  1727  ;  d.  y. 

21  Anna  Maria,  bp.  in  Albany  December  8, 1728 ;  m.  Rev.  Johannes 

Schuneman,  December  18, 1754  ;  d.  September  25, 1795. 

Marten  Van  Bergen  made  a  will  June  27,  1765,  proved 
March  31,  1770.     He  lived  and  died  in  Catskill. 


7. 
Debora,  daughter  of  (2)  Gerrit  Tan  Bergen  and  Annaatje 
Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  October  16,  1715;  married 
John  Person  (Peers),  and  had 

22  Annaatje,  b.  December  15, 1749  ;  m.  Jacob  Newkerk,  June  18, 

1778  ;  d.  February  23, 1837. 

23  Gerrit,  bp.  in  Catskill  May   11,  1754 ;  m.  Betsy,  daughter  of 

William  Dederick. 

24  Maria,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  11,  1754;  d.  in  infancy. 

25  Johannes,  Jr.,  b.  July  28, 1756  ;  m.  Eliza  Newkerk,  of  Kingston ; 
.    d. in  1838. 

26  Marytje,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  27,  1758  ;  d.  s.  August,  1795. 

8. 

JUarten  Gerritsen,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Van  Bergen  and 
Annaatje  Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  April  13,  1718 ; 
married  in  Kingston  Mary  Van  Dyck,  September  28,  1742, 
and  had 

27  Annaatje,  bp.  in  Germantown  October  12,  1743  ;  living  in  1785. 

28  Neeltje,  bp.  in  Kaatsbaan  June  4,  1745  ;  living  in  1785. 

29  Gerrit,  bp.  in  Eaatsbaan  June  9,  1747  ;  m. ,  1st,  (39)  Catharina, 

daughter  of  (10)  William  Van  Bergen ;  2d.  in  Claverack,  Eliza- 
beth Van  Dyck,  August  6, 1781 ;  d.  February,  1820,"  near  the 
Steen-bakkery."  . 

30  Christyntje,  bp.  in  Eaatsbaan  October  8, 1750  ;  living  in  1785. 

31  Pieter,  b.  June  16, 1753 ;  m.  Annaatje  (Hannah)  Schermerhorn, 

August  20,  1778  ;  d.  August  16,  1833. 

32  Elizabeth,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  25,  1756  ;  living  in  1785. 

33  David,  b.   in   1760;    m.   in   Kaatsbaan  Catharine  Newkerk, 

October  28,  1780  ;  d.  April  27, 1819. 

34  Elizabeth  (?),  bp.  in  Catskill  July  10,  1763  ;  living  in  1785. 

35  Wilhelmus,  b.  June,  1766 ;  m.  Catharine  Persen  ;  d.  January 

15,  1844. 


Van  Bergen.  295 

36  Catharina,  b. ;  m.  John  J.  Chami'lin,  of  Albany,  April  17, 

1796. 

Marten  Gerritsen  Yan  Bergen  made  a  will  which  was 
proved  February  9,  1789. 

10. 

William,  son  of  (2)  Gerrit  Van  Bergen  and  Annaatje 

Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  May  13,  1722;  married  (18) 
Catharina,  daughter  of  (4)  Marten  Van  Bergen  and  Catrina 
Meyer,  and  had 

37  Catharina,  bp.  in  Kaatsbaan  September  23, 1747  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

38  Annaatje,  bp.   in   Kaatsbaan   December  27,  1748 ;   m.  probably 

Isaac  Van  Valkenburg,  in  1765. 

39  Catharina,  bp.  in  Kingston  November  16, 1752  ;  m.  (29)  Gerbit 

Van  Bekgen,  (bis  first  wife). 

William  Van  Bergen  died  August  30,  1794. 

13. 

IVeeltje,  daughter  of  (2)  Gerrit  Van  Bergen  and  Annaatje 

Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  March  5, 1727 ;  married  David 
Abeel,  Jr.,  July  2,  1752,  and  had 

40  Annaaije,  bp.  in  Albany  March  1,  1753;  d.  in  infancy. 

41  Anthony,  bp.  in  Cat  skill  October  9,  1754;  m.  Catharine  Moor, 

October  6.  1797  ;  d.  February  25,  1822. 

42  Gerrit,  bp.  in  Catskill  March  27,  1757  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Cantine  ; 

d.  October  23,  1829. 

43  Annaaije,  bp.  in  Kaatsbaan  April  8,  1760  ;  m. Hasbrouok. 

44  Catharine,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  28,  1765  ;  d.  s.  August  24, 

1829. 

Nceltje  Van  Bergen,  wife  of  David  Abeel,  Jr.,  died  April 
5,  1805. 

13. 
Catharina,  daughter  of  (2)  Gerrit  Van  Bergen  and 

Annaatje  Meyer,  was  born  ;   married  in   Kingston 

Casparus  Bronck,  December  10,  1739,  and  had 

45  Annaaije,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  October  4,  1743  ;  m.  John  A.  Wit- 

beck  ;  d.  October  8,  1795. 

38 


296  Van  Bekgen. 

Catharina  Van  Bergen,  wife  of  Casparus  Bkonck,  .died 
before  Jul}',  1758,  the  date  of  her  father's  will. 

15. 
William,  son  of  (4)  Marten  Tan  Bergen  and  Catrina 

Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  January  11, 1718 ;  married  (9) 
Annaatje,  daughter  of  (2)  Gerrit  Yan  Bergen  and  Annaatje 
Meyer,  and  had 

46  Marten. 

47  Debora,  bp.  in  Kaatsbaan  April  11, 1748  ;  m.  probably  John  Moor. 

48  Catharina. 

49  Anna  Maria,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  16,  1754 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

50  Annaatje,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  15,  1756. 
61  Gerrit,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  27,  1758. 

52  Anna  Maria,  bp.  in  Catskill  May  16, 1761. 

William  Van  Bergen  was  probably  drowned  at  Esopus 
April,  1765. 

19. 
STeeltje,  daughter  of  (4)  Marten  Van  Bergen  and  Catrina 

Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  October  25,  1725 ;  married 
Hendrick  Oothont,  December  24,  1760,  and  had 

53  Catharine,  b.  November  1, 1763;  m.  John  Demarest,  November 

22,  1779;  d.  November  5,  1808. 

Neeltje  Van  Bergen,  wife  of  Hendkick  Oothout,  died 
December  18,  1793. 

21. 

Anna  Maria,  daughter  of  (4)  Marten  Van  Bergen  and 
Catrina  Meyer,  was  baptised  in  Albany  December  8,  1728  ; 
married  Rev.  Johannes  Schuneinan,  December  18,  1754, 
and  had 

54  Marten  Gerritsen,  bp.  in  Catskill  December  14, 1755 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

55  Johannes,  bp  in  Catskill  August  14,  1757  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

56  Johannes,  b.  August  29,  1759  ;  m.  Mary  Newkeuk,  of  Kingston, 

October  2,  1781  ;  d.  November  10,  1843. 

57  Catharina,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  20, 1761. 

58  Marten  Gerritsen,  bp.  in  Catskill  February  10, 1764  ;  m.  Cathrina, 

daughter  of  John  A.  Witbeck;  d.  February  21,  1827. 


Van  Bergen.  297 

69  Wilhelmus,  bp.  in  Catskill  June  15,  1766  ;  m.,  1st,  Cathakina, 
daughter  of  John  Baptist  Dumond  ;  2d,  Elizabeth  De  Meyek  ; 
d.  February  8,  1851. 

Anna  Maria  Tan  Bergen,  wife  of  Johannes  Schuneman, 
died  September  25,  1795. 

29. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (8)  Marten  Gerritsen  Tan  Bergen  and 
Mary  Van  Dyck,  was  baptised  in  Kaatsbaan  June  9,  1747 ; 
married,  1st,  (39)  Catharina,  daughter  of  (10)  William  Van 
Bergen  and  (18)  Catharine  Van  Bergen,  and  had 

60  Mary  (Polly),  b.  February  9,  1771  ;  d.  s.  January  23, 1851. 

61  Catharina,  b.  March  29, 1753  ;  m.  Jonathan  Keys  ;  d.  January 

13,  1844. 

62  Hendrick,  bp.  at  Catskill  September  6,  1774 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

63  William,  bp.  at  Catskill  April  19, 1778  ;  m.,  1st,  Neeltje,  daugh- 

ter of  Myndert  "Van   Dyck,   April  19,   1795  ;  2d,  Margakkt 
(Peggy),  daughter  of  William  Plank  ;  d.  March,  1863. 

Catharina  "Van  Bergen,  wife  of  Gerrit  Van  Bergen,  died.  He 
married,  2d,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Myndert  Van  Dyck,  in 
Claverack,  August  6, 1751,  and  had 

64  Neeltje,  Up.  in  Kaatsbaan  April  7,  1782.' 

65  Gerrit,  bp.in  Catskill  December  24,  1789. 

66  Jan,  bp.  in  Catskill  August  28,  1791. 

67  Ann,  bp.  in  Catskill  February  18, 1794  ;  m.  Elisha  Bishop,  Janu- 

ary 9,  1820. 

68  Marten  Gerritsen,  bp.  in  Catskill  February  16,  1796. 

69  Peter,  b.  April  14,  1800  ;  m.  Clara  Benjamin  ;  d.  in  Springfield, 
111.,  January  28,  1879. 

Gerrit  Van  Bergen  died  in  Catskill,  "near  the  steen 
bakkery,"  in  February,  1820. 

31. 
Pieter,  son  of  (8)  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen  and 
Mary  Van  Dyck,  was  born  June  16,  1753 ;  mauried  Annaatje 
(Hannah)  Schermerhorn,  August  20,  1778,  and  had 

70  Marten  Garritsen,  b.  January  6,   1781  ;  m.  in  Hudson,  N.   Y. 

Elizabeth  Coffin,  January  12,  1802  ;  d.  March  16,  1864. 

71  Elizabeth,  b.  November  8,  1782  ;  d.  in  youth. 

72  Marytje,  b.  December  10,  1786  ;  in.  Martin  Eaton,  August  10. 

1805  ;  d.  July  3, 1866. 

Pieter  Van  Bergen  died  August  16,  1833. 


298  Van  Bergen. 

33. 

David,  son  of  (8)  Marten  Gerritsen  Tan  Bergen  and 
Mary  Tan  Dyck,  was  born  in  1760 ;  married  in  Kaatsbaan 
Catharine  Newkerk,  October  28,  1780,  and  had 

73  Jan,  bp.  in  Catskill  July  1,  1781. 

74  Marten  Gerritsen,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  25,  1783. 

75  Gerrit,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  12,  1784 ;  m.  Mrs.   Eleanok 

Demarest  Gebhakd  ;  d.  in  1848-49. 

76  James,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  16, 1786. 

77  Maria,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  2,  1791  ;  m.  Henby  Pebsen,  in 

1812;  d.in  1876-77.. 

78  William  David  (?). 

David  Van  Bergen  died  April  27,  1819. 

35. 
Wilhelmus,  son  of  (8)  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen 
and  Mary  Van  Dyck,  was  born  in  June,  1766 ;  married  Cath- 
arine, daughter  of  John  Persen,  and  had 

79  John  Champlin,  b.  in  1796  ;  in.  Diana  Skellman  ;  d.  October  18, 

1855. 

80  Henry,  b.  July  13,   1S0O ;  m.  Sophia  Chittenden;  d.  June  8, 

1877. 

81  Catharine  Maria,  b.  March  13, 1805  ;  m .  Tebiiune  Cooke,  Novem- 

ber 21,  1824 ;  d.  October  1,  1840. 

82  Ann  Eliza,  b.  May  7,  1810. 

Wilhelmus  Van  Bergen  died  January  15,  1844. 

38. 
Annaatje,  daughter  of  (10)  William  Van  Bergen  and 
(18)  Catharina  Van  Bergen,  was  baptised  in  Kaatsbaan  De- 
cember 27,  1748 ;  married  probably  Isaac  Van  Valkenburg, 

in  1765,  and  had 

83  Margrita,  bp.  in  Catskill  March  20,  1768  ;  d.  y. 

84  Margrita,  bp.  in  Catskill  March  17,  1770. 

85  Catharina,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  1,  1776. 

86  Lidia,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  6,  1778. 

87  Jacobus,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  17,  1781 . 

88  Eva,  bp.  in  Catskill  October  20,  1782. 


Van  Bergen.  299 

47. 

Debora,  daughter  of  (15)  William  Van  Bergen  and  (9) 
Annaatje  Van  Bergen,  was  baptised  in  Kaatsbaan  April  11, 
1748  ;  married  probably  John  Moor,  and  had 

89  Wilhelmus  Van  Bergen,  bp.  in  Catskill  January  15, 1769. 

90  Catharina,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  28,  1771. 

91  Jan,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  4, 1773. 

92  Henry,  bp.  in  Catskill  March  19,  1775. 

93  John,  bp.  in  Catskill  July  25,  1777. 

94  Annaatje,  bp.  in  Catskill  September  20,  1779. 

95  Mary,  bp.  in  Catskill  November  18,  1781. 

96  Betsey,  bp.  in  Catskill  April  3, 1784. 

97  Sally,  bp.  in  Catskill  November  26, 1786. 


THE  COXSACKIE  BRANCH  OF  THE  VAN  BERGEN  FAMILY. 

5. 
Pieter,  son  of  (1)  Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen  and 
Neeltje  Myndertse  Van  Yveren,  was  baptised  in  Albany  Feb- 
ruary 21,   1634;   married  Christina,  daughter  of   Anthony 
Costar,  November  7,  1724,  and  had 

98  Marten  Gerritsen,  b.  September  9,  1725.     A  prominent  burgher 

of  Albany  ;  one  of  its  magistrates  and  one  of  the  governor's 
council ;  resided  in  State  street  where  the  New  York  State  Bank 
now  stands ;  he  never  married  and  was  familiarly  known  as 
"  Mart  Grers,  the  bachelor." 

99  Elizabeth,  b.  June  23,  1727 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

100  Anthony,  b.  November  1, 1729  ;  m.  iD  Catskill  (24)  Maria  Salis- 

bury, in  1762. 

101  Henry,  b.  November  6,  1731 ;  m.  (42)  Neeltje  Salisbury,  De- 

cember, 1763 ;  d.  March  16,  1817. 

102  Elizabeth,  b.  January  8, 1733  ;  m.  Harmanus  Cuyler,  of  Albany, 

in  1771  ;  d.  September  4,  1814. 

103  Myndert,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  October  16,  1739 ". 

104. Peter,  b.  April  23,  1742;  m.  Elizabeth  Frykr,  March  8,  1797. 

Pieter  Van  Bergen  lived  and  died  in  Coxsackie  January  4, 

1778. 

lOO. 

Anthony,  son  of  (5)  Pieter  Van  Bergen  and  Christina 
Costar,  was  born  November  1,  1729 ;  married  in  Catskill  (24\ 


300  Van  Bergen. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (14)  Abraham  Salisbury  and  Rachel  Ten 
Broeck,  in  1762,  and  had 

105  Peter  A.,  b. ;  m.  Hestek  Hoogteling. 

106  Abraham,  b.  December,  1764;  d.  s.  November  11,  1848. 

107  Myndert,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  January  17,  1767. 

108  Catharina,  bp.    in    Coxsackie    January  17,    1767    (twin);    m. 

Coonradt  Hoogteling. 

109  Marten  Gerritsen,  b.  in  1768  ;  m.  Sally  Coneyn  ;  d.  in  1855. 

110  Christina,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  July  17, 1774 ;  m.  Arthur  McClasky. 

111  Henry  Costar,  b.  in  1777  ;  d.  a.  August  11,  1816. 

112  Rachel,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  July  16,. 1780. 

Anthony  Tan  Bergen  was  a  soldier  in  the  Revolution.  He 
made  a  will  dated  February  10,  1792. 

101. 
Henry,  son  of  (5)  Pieter  Tan  Bergen  and  Christina 
Costar,  was  born  November  6,  1731;  married  (42)  Neeltje, 
daughter  of  (19)  "William   Salisbury   and   Teuntje  (Eunice) 
Staats,  in  December,  1763,  and  had 

113  Peter  H.,  b.  November  36,  1764;    m.,   1st,  Mayica  (Mayke) 

Witbeck,  March  3, 1787 ;  2d,  Mayica  Van  der  Zee  ;  d.  Febru- 
4,  1852. 

114  Christina,  b.  February  26,1767;  m.  Peter  C.Adams;  d.  August 

10,  1833. 

115  Wiljem,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  January  13, 1770  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

116  Neeltje,  b.  July  24,  1771  ;  m.  Andrew  N.  Heermance,  August 

14,  1793 ;  d.  June  12,  1852. 

117  William,  b.  April  16,  1774  ;  d.  s.  August  6,- 1795. 

118  Hannah,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  January  28,  1778 ;  m.  Jabez  Weaver. 

119  Elizabeth,  b.  February  19,  1781  ;  m.  Richard  McCarty. 

120  Marten  G.,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  March  13, 1785  ;  d.  s.  August  14, 

1810. 

121  Mary,  b.  December  29,  1787  ;  m.  Joseph  B.  Cottle,  September 

19, 1811. 

Henry  Tan  Bergen  died  March  16,  1817. 

Neeltje  Salisbury,  widow  of  Henry  Yan  Bergen,  died 

November  3,  1825. 

102. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (5)  Pieter  Tan  Bergen  and 
Christina  Costar,  was  born  January  8,  1733 ;  married  Har- 
nianus  Cuyler,  of  Albany,  in  1771,  and  had 


Van  Bekgen.  301 

5J122  John  H.,  b.  in  Albany  May  29.  1774;  m.  Amanda   Stone;  d. 
April  19,  1824. 

Elizabeth  Van  Bergen,  wife  of  Hakmanus  Cuyler,  died 
September  4,  1814. 

104. 

Peter,  son  of  (5)  Pieter  Van  Bergen  and  Christina 
Costar,  was  born  April  23.  1742  ;  married  Elizabeth  Fryer 
March  8,  1797,  and  had 

123  Peter,  b.  July  1,  1797. 

124  John,  b. ,  d. 


125  Henry,  b.  March  31, 1803. 

105. 
Peter  A.,  son  of  (10U)  Anthony  Van  Bergen  and  (24) 

Maria  Salisbury,   was  born  ;  married  Hester,  only 

daughter  of  Thomas  Hoogteling,  and  had 

126  Anthony  A,  b.  in  1786  ;  m,  Clakine  Peck  ;  d.   December  27, 

1859,  ae  73  years. 

Peter  A.  Van  Bergen  was  a  State  senator  and  a  large  bond- 
holder in  Coxsackie,  New  Baltimore  and  Ooeymans. 

108. 
Catharine,  daughter  of   (100)  Anthony  Van  Bergen 
and  (24)  Maria  Salisbury,  was  baptised  in  Coxsackie  January 
17,  1767 ;  married  Coonradt  Hoogteling,  and  had 

127  Thomas  C,  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Albert  Vanderzee. 

128  Anthony  C,  m.  Clarissa,  daughter  of  Jasper  Keeler. 

129  Abraham  C,   m.   Charlotte,  daughter  of  Jonas    Bronk,   of 

Coeymans. 

109. 
Marten  Gerritsen,  son  of  (100)  Anthony  Van  Ber- 
gen and  (24)  Maria  Salisbury,  was  born  in  1768 ;  married 
Sally,  daughter  of  Philip  Coneyn,  and  had 

130  Maria,  m.  Anthony,  son  of  Andrew  Hoogteling. 

131  Anthony  M.,  b.  February  1,  1794  ;  m.,  1st,  Maiua,  daughter  of 

Robert  K.  Van  Den  Berg ;  2d,  Pamela  Pkentice  ;  3d,  Susan 
Coneyn,  daughter  of  Leonard  Bronk. 


302  Van  Bebgen. 

132  Philip,  b.  March  24, 1797 ;  m.  Sarah  Ann  Bdbhnell. 

133  Hannah,  m.  Henry,  son  of  Pietei  Coeymans  Bronk  ;  d.  April  25, 

1823. 

134  Catharine,  b.  March  16,  1806;  m.  Andrew  T.  Vanblyck  ;  d. 

February,  1858. 

Marten  Gerritsen  Van  Bergen  died  in  August,  1855. 

113. 
Peter  II.,  son  of  (101)  Henry  Van  Bergen  and  (42) 
Neeltje  Salisbury,  was  born  November  26, 1764;  married  1st, 
Mayica  (Mayke),  daughter  of  Peter  "Witbeek  and  Maria  Van 
Aalen  March  3,  1787,  and  bad 

135  Nelly,  b.  February  9, 1788  ;  m.  Stephen  Winans. 

136  Maria,  b.  August  2,  1791 ;  m.  Cornelis  Vanderzee. 

137  Christina,  b.   June   12,   1793;    m.    John  Staats  Hoogteling 

October  27, 1811. 

138  Peter  W.,  b.  March  23,  1796  ;  m.  1st,  HENRIETTA  Egbertsen  ; 

2d,  Catalina  Van  Wormer. 

139  Henry,  b.  June  13,  1799 ;  in.  Charlotte  Amelia,  daughter  of 

Andrew  McCarty. 

140  Andrew  G.,  b.  September  15,  1805 ;  m.  Jane,  daughter  of  Aaron 

I.  Van  ScUaick  and  Helena  Witbeek,  September  29,  1825. 

Mayica  Witbeek,  wife    of    Peter   H.   Van  Bergen,  died.      He 
married,  2d,  Mayica  Van  der  Zee,  by  whom  he  had  no  children 

Peter  H.  Van  Bergen  died  February  4,  1852. 

114. 
Christina,  daughter  of  (101)  Henry  Van  Bergen  and 
(42)  Neeltje  Salisbury,  was  born  February  26,  1767 ;  married 
Peter  C.  Adams,  and  had 

141  Henry,  b.  July  6,  1787;  m.  Agnes,  daughter  of  Anthony  Eg- 

berts; d.  July  6,  1857. 

142  Rhoda,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  January   17,' 1790  ;  m.  ISAAC  A.,  son  of 

Abraham  Halenbeck. 

143  Peter,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  September  2,  1792 ;  d.  s.   May  13,  1814, 

ae.  21  years,  8  months  14  days. 

144  William  Van  Bergen,  b.  December  6,  1795  ;  d.  March  21,  1861. 

145  Herman  Cuyler,  b.  September  28,  1798  ;  m.  Adeline,  daughter 

of  Eoswell  Read  ;  d.  March  8,  1876. 

146  Eleanor  Eliza,  b.  August  9,  1801. 

147  Anna  Maria,  b.  April  7,  1804  ;  m.  Walter  Raleigh  Jones. 


Van  Bkkgkn.  303 

148  Charlotte  Christina,  b.   1806;  m.  1st,  Henry  Tomlinson  ;  2d, 

William  Farmer. 

Christina  Van  Bergen,  wife  of  Pbtbb  C.  Adams,  died 
August  10,  1833. 

116. 

Neeltje,  daughter  of  (101)  Henry  Tan  Bergen  and  (42) 
Neeltje  Salisbury,  was  born  July  24,  1771 ;  married  Andrew 
N.  Heermance  August  14,  1793,  aud  had 

149  Nicholas,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  February  9,  1794  ;  died  in  infancy. 

150  William  Van  Bergen,  b.  February  29, 1796  ;  m.  Esther  Judson, 

June  16,  1819  ;  d.  December  9, 1873. 

151  Henry,  b.  Nov.  4,  1798  ;  d.  August  22,  1869. 

152  Nicholas,  b.  May  27,  1801  ;  d.  Nov.  26,  1813. 

Neeltje  Tan  Bergen,  wife  of  Andkew  N.  Heekmance,  died 
June  12,  1852. 

IIS. 

Hannah,  daughter  of  (101)  Henry  Van  Bergen  and  (42) 
Neeltje  Salisbury,  was  baptised  in  Coxsackie  January  28, 1778 ; 
married  Jabez  Weaver,  and  had 

153  Eleanor,  bp.  in  Coxsackie  April  1806  ;  m.  Gradus  Vandenburg, 

of  Half  Moon,  N.  Y. 

154  Anna  Maria,  b.  August  6,  1808  ;  m.  Fuller. 

155  Christina,  b.  June  5,  1811 ;  m.  Edward  Walker. 

156  Ann  Eliza,  in.  Curtis  Dunham. 

119. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (101)  Henry  Van  Bergen  and 
(42)  Neeltje  Salisbury,  was  born  February  1 9,  1781 ;  married 
Richard  McCarty,  and  had 

157  Charlotte,   b.   August  9   1799 ;   m.  Ambrose,  son   of  Dorrance 

Kirtland  ;  d.  January  12,  1859. 

158  Eleanor,  m.  William  D.,  son  of  Dorrance  Kirtland. 

159  Anna  Maria,  m.  Rev.  Robert  Vermilye. 

160  David  R.,  in.  Alena,  daughter  of  John  McCarty . 

131. 

Mary,  daughter  of  (101)  Henry  Van  Bergen  and  (42) 
Neeltje   Salisbury,  was  born  December  29,  1787 ;   married 
39 


304  Yajs  Bebgen. 

Joseph  B.,  son  of  Peter  Cottle,  of  Martha's  Vineyard,  Sep- 
tember 19,  1811,  and  had 

161  Anthony  Costar,  m.  Caroline,  daughter  of  Jason  Lu&k. 

162  John. 

163  Henry  Van  Bergen. 

Mary  Tan  Bergen,  wife  of  Joseph  P>.  Cottle,  died  July  1, 
1833. 

136. 

Anthony  A.,  son  of  (105)  Peter  A.  Yan  Bergen,  and 
Hester  Uoogteling,  was  born  in  1 786 ;  married  Clarine, 
daughter  of  John  Peck  of  Lyme,  Conn.,  and  had 

164  Peter  A.,  m.  Lucy,  daughter  of  William  Smart  of  Flushing,  L. 

I.  ;  d.  in  1881. 
166  John  P.,  m.  Margaret  Baker. 

166  James  Oliver,  m.  Harriet  Lay. 

167  Lucy  Ann,  m.  Leonard  6.,  son  of  Abraham  Yan  Dyck. 

168  Esther,  m.  Stephen  J.  Matson  of  Schodack. 

169  Rebecca,  m.  Roswell,  son  of  Boswell  Bead. 

170  'Anthony  A. 

171  Maria,  d.  s.  July  31,  1879. 

172  Elizabeth,  b.  July  13,  1807. 

173  Lucy  Ann  Peck,  b.  in  1809. 

Anthony  A.  Tan  Bergen,  was  a  judge  of  the  county  court, 
member  of  the  State  legislature,  and  President  of  the  New 
York  State  Agricultural  Society.  He  died  December  27, 
1859,  se.  73. 


VAN  DEN  BERGH. 


1. 

Gysbert  Cornelissen  Van  Wesep,  called  also  Gys- 
bert  op.  or  Tan  de  Bergh,  arrived  in  the  colony  of  Rensselaer- 
wjck  in  1645,  and  lived  on  a  farm  called  "  High  Bergh,"  lying 
on  the  east  side  of  the  river.  He  married  Lysebet,  daughter 
of  Claas  Cornelis  Segers  Yan  Voorhoudt,  and  had 

2  William,  m.  (5)  Catryn,  daughter  of  (1)  Wynant  Van  der  Poel. 

3  Cornelis,  m.,  1st,  (2)  Cornelia,  daughter  of  (1)  Wynant  Van  der 

Poel ;  2d,  Maria  Van  Betjren,  widow  of  (15)  Teuwis  (Matthew) 
Van  Deusen. 

4  Gerret,  m.  Teuntje . 

5  Gertje,  m.  Evert  Van  Esch. 

3. 
Cornelis,  son  of  (1)  Gysbert  C.  Tan  den  Bergh  and 

Lysebeth  Yan  Voorhoudt,  was  born  probably  in  Holland ; 
married,  1st,  (2)  Cornelia,  daughter  of  (1)  "Wynant  Gerret  Yan 
der  Poel,  before  1685,  and  had 

6  Gysbert,  m.,  1st.,  Diwertje  Marten,  October  20,   1700;  2d., 
V  Catalyntje . 

^7  Tryntje,  m.  Peter  Waldron(?),  before  1700 ;  d.  March  3,  1753. 

8  Maritje,  bp.  March  8,  1685 ;  m.  Cornelis  Van  Alstyne. 

9  Cornelis,  bp.  in  1687;  m.  Maria  Winne(?). 
10  Cornelia,  m.  Martin  Van  Alstyne. 

.11  Matthias,  bp.  March  23,  1690;  m.  (41)  Cathlyna  Van  Deusen, 
May  26, 1717;  d.  December  22,  1745. 

12  Geertje,  bp.  December  20,  1691. 

13  Wynant,  bp.  June  24, 1694;  m.  (65)  Anna  Wendell,  March  20, 

1721.     She  died  December,  1754. 

14  Goosen. 

Cornelia  Van  der  Poel,  wife  of  Cornelis  G.  Van  den  Bergh,  died. 
He  married,  2d,  Maria  Van  Buren,  widow  of  (15)  Teuwis 
(Matthew)  Van  Deusen,  November  21,  1702,  and  had 


306  Van  den  Beegh. 

15  Gerrit,  bp.  September  19, 1703  ;  d.  October,  1731. 

Cornells  G.  Tan  den  Bergh  died  between  1714  and  1717, 
leaving  a  will  dated  March  3,  1714,  which  was  proved  July  6, 
1717.  He  lived  in  Kensselaerwyck  on  the  east  side  of  the  river, 
between  Albany  and  Troy,  one  mile  back  from  the  river. 

11. 

Matthias,  son  of  (3)  Cornelis  G.  Van  den  Bergh  and  (2) 

Cornelia  W.  Van  der  Poel,  was  baptised  in  Albany  March  23, 
1690 ;  married  (41)  Cathlyna,  daughter  of  (8)  Eutger  Mel- 
cherts  Van  Deusen  and  (4)  Weintie  Ilarments  Hun,  May  26, 
1717,  and  had 

16  Cornells,  bp.  October  8, 1719 ;  m.  »  Van  den  Bergh  ;  d.  February 

2,  1798. 

17  Myntje,  bp.  December  17, 1721  ;  m.,  1st,  Reyner  Van  YevereN; 

2d,  (104)  Gerrit  Lansing. 

18  Cornelia,  bp.  May  3, 1724  ;  m.  Reyner  Van  Alstyne,  November 

5,  1848. 

19  Rutgert,  bp.  August  28,  1726  ;  m.  Maria  Van  den  Bergh,  July 

6, 1754. 

20  Gysbert,  bp.  May  10,  1729  ;  d.  June,  1729. 

21  Engeltje,  bp.  April  17,  1730;  m.,  (82)  Bastian  Teunis  Visscher, 

July  24,  1751 ;  d.  November  17,  1789. 

Cathlyna  Van  Densen,  wife  of  Matthias  Van  den  Beegh, 
died  and  was  buried  in  Albany  May  1,  1731. 

Matthias  Van  den  Beegh  died  and  was  buried  in  Albany 
December  22,  1745. 

Note  —  September  19,  1745,  Maria  Gerritse  Van  Woert  (?)  mentions  in  her 
will  husband  John  Gerritse  Van  den  Bergh  (?),  deceased  ;  eldest  son  Adam 
Van  den  Bergh  ;  Anna,  wife  of  Adam  Jats(Yates?);  Maria,  wife  of  Wessel 
Van  Schaick  ;  Cornelis  Van  den  Bergh,  and  her  deceased  mother  Anna  Van 
Woert.— [Register  in  Chaney's  office. 

For  very  full  notes  relating  to  the  Van  den  Be*gh  family,  see  Pearson's 
Albany  families. 


VAN  DERBOGAEKT. 


1. 

Harmen,  son  of  Myndert  Tan  der  Bogaert,  was  born  in 
Holland  in  1612.  He  came  to  New  Amsterdam  in  the  ship 
"  Endraght,"  May  24,  1630,  as  a  surgeon  of  the  ship,  having 
sailed  from  Texel  on  the  21st  of  March  previous.  He  married 
Jellisje,  daughter  of  Claas  Jansen  Schouw  or  Switts,  of 
Zierickzee,  in  Holland,  and  had 

2  Frans,  bp.  in  New  York  August  26,  1640 ;  m.  Annetje  Tjerkse. 

3  Myndert  H.,  bp.  in  New  York   May  3,  1643  ;  m.  (10)  Helena 

SCHERMERHORN . 

4  Lysbet^m.  Harmen  Janse  Knickerbacker. 

No  other  children  are  found  on  the  record. 

Harmen  Yan  der  Bogaert,  in  1G38,  sailed  for  the  West 
Indies,  upon  which  occasion  he  made  a  will  leaving  his  property, 
in  case  of  his  death,  to  his  wife,  "  the  daughter  of  Jellisen 
Claas  Janssen,  of  Zierickzee,  provided  she  gave  to  his  relatives 
six  carious  guilders."  In  1648  his  property  in  New  Amsterdam 
was  sold,  and  he  was  at  Fort  Orange  (Albany)  that  year  hold- 
ing the  office  of  commissary  of  the  fort.  He  came  to  a  violent 
death  in  164S. 

The  names  of  Bogaert,  Van  der  Bogaert  and  Uyt  den  Bogaert 
have  often  been  confounded  in  this  country,  so  much  so  that  it 
has  been  difficult  to  trace  the  descendants  of  tlie  two  families 
that  came  to  New  Amsterdam.  They  were  distinct  families 
and  not  known  to  have  been  at  all  related  to  each  other  in  this 
country,  whatever  connection  there  may  have  been  in  Holland. 

2. 

Frans,  son  of  (1)  Harmen  Myndert  Van  der  Bogaert 


308  Van  dee  Bogaeet. 

and  Jellisje  Switts,  was  baptised  in  New  York  August  26, 
1640 ;  married  Aimetje  Tjerkse,  and  had 

5  Claas,  m.  Barbara  Hbemstreet,  December  81,  1699. 

6  Tjerk,  m.  Margaret,  daughter  of  Harmanus  Vedder . 

Frans  Van  der  Bogaert  settled  in  Schenectady  in  1680, 
where  he  was  killed  by  the  French  and  Indians  February  9, 
1690.  His  widow  married  Philip  Harris,  of  Albany,  March 
25,  1692. 

3. 

Myndert  H.,  son  of  (1)  Harmen  Myndert  Tan  der 

Bogaert  and  Jellisje  Switts,  was  baptised  in  New  York  May 

3,  1643 ;  married  (10)  Helena,  daughter  of  (1)  Jacob  Janse 

Schermerhorn,  of  Schenectady,  and  Jannetje  Segers,  and  had 

7  Myndert,  b. ;  m.  Neeltje  Palmentier,  October  20, 1706. 

8  Johannes,  bp.  January  16,  1685. 

9  Cornells,  bp.  December  15,  1686. 

10  Elizabeth,  bp.  September  30,  1688. 

11  Catrina,  bp.  August  10,  1690. 

12  Ryer,      ) 

\  bp.  June  5,  1692. 

13  Francis,) 

14  Jacob,  b. ;  m.  Margariet  DuMond,  May  6,  1716. 

Myndert  Van  der  Bogaert  came  to  Schenectady  in  1680 
but  in  1686  removed  to  Poughkeepsie,  where  in  company  with 
Robert  Sanders,  he  obtained  a  patent  of  land  one  mile  square, 
including  the  site  of  the  present  city  of  Poughkeepsie. 

5. 

Claas,  son  of  (2)  Frans  Van  der  Bogaert  and  Annetje 
Tjerkse,  married  Barbara,  daughter  of  Tekel  Heemstreet 
December  31,  1699,  and  had 

15  Anna,  bp.  November  10, 1700  ;  m.  Abraham  Lighthall. 

16  Frans,  bp.  August  22,  1703 ;  m.   Hester,  daughter  of  Abraham 

Groot,  November  8,  1726. 

17  Maria,  bp.  October  28,  1705  ;  m.  Peter  Vedder. 

18  Margaret,  bp.  February  9,  1709  ;  m.  Alexander  Vedder. 

19  Jellistje,  bp.  March  6,  1711  ;  m.  Johannes  Hall. 

20  Sarah,  bp.  February  28,  1714 ;  m.  Arent  Vedder. 


Van  dek  Bogaekt.  309 

21  Takerus,  bp.  March  23,  1717;  m.  Neeltje,  daughter  of  Arent 

de  Graaf,  February  2,  1744;  d.  1799. 

22  Claas,  bp.  June  11,  1727  ;  m.  Rachel,  daughter  of  Joseph  Yates, 

August  8, 1752. 

6. 
Tjerk,  son  of  (2)  Frans  Van  der  Bogaert  and  Annetje 
Tjerkse,  married  Margaret,  daughter  of  Harinanus  Vedder, 
and  had 

23  Frans,  bp.  January  13,  1716-17. 

24  Margariet.  bp.  March  29,  1717. 


25  Harinanus, 


m.  Catharina,  daughter  of  Daniel  D.  Van 
Antwerpen,  May  18,  1745. 
bp.  July  21,  1721. 


26  Helena,       J  m.  Richard  Collins. 

27  Nicholas,  bp.  May  11, 1723  ;  m.  1st,  Ariaantje  Schermerhorn, 

January  9,  1747-8 ;  2d,  Anna  Van  Vorst  July,  1753. 

28  Catrina,  bp.  February  27, 1725  ;  m, Calvin. 

29  Feytje,      )  m.  Voorhis,  of  New  Jersey. 

[  bp.  December  24,  1726. 

30  Agnietje,   )  m. Nixon. 

31  Geartrey,  bp.  July  19, 1729. 

32  Annatee,  m. Nixon. 


Margariet  Vedder,  widow  of  Tjeek  Van  dee  Bogaeet, 
made  a  will  July  19,  1777 ;  proved  May  1,  1781. 

7. 

Iflyndert,  son  of  (3)  Myndert  Harmen  Van  der  Bogaert 
and  (10)  Helena  Schermerhorn,  married  Neeltje  Palmentier, 

of  Bostwick,  Long  Island,  October  20,  1706,  and  had 

33  Helena,  b.  October  12,  1707,  in  Albany. 

34  Jacobus. 

35  Fieter. 

36  Michael,  b.  March  7,  1710. 

37  Ragel. 

38  Johannes. 

39  Myndert,  m.  Maria  Btten  October  29,  1738. 
.40  Cornells. 

Myndert  Van  der  Bogaert  removed  from  Albany  to  Pongh- 
keepsie  where  he  made  a  will  in  1750. 


310  Van  dee  Bogaeet. 

14. 

Jacob,  son  of  (3)  Myndert  Harmen  Tan  der  Bogaert 
and  (10)  Helena  Schermerhorn,  married  Margariet  DuMond 

May  6,  1716,  and  had 

41  Myndert. 

42  Helena,  bp.  June  13,  1726. 

43  Jacobus,  bp.  May  15, 1729.' 

44  Catharine. 

Jacob  Tan  der  Bogaert  made  a  will  January  17,  1746,  in 
Poughkeepsie,  which  was  proved  April  3,  1760,  naming  the 
above  children.  An  affidavit  on  file  in  the  Secretary  of  State's 
office,  Albany,  shows  that  Jacob  Van  der  Bogaert,  of  Pough- 
keepsie, eldest  son  of  Myndert  Harmen  Van  der  Bogaert,  of 
Dutchess  county,  New  York,  refused  to  administer  on  the 
estate  of  his  father  and  mother,  and  that  John  De  Graaf  was 
willing  to  do  so. 

16. 

Frans,  son  of  (5)  Glaas  Van  der  Bogaert  and  Barbara 
Heemstreet,  was  baptised  August  22, 1703  ;  married  Hester, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Groot,  November  8,  1726,  and  had 

45  Olaas,  bp.  June  11,  1727. 

46  Abraham, ) 

Up.  December  17,  1732. 

47  Hester,      )  m.  Albekt  Vbdder. 

Frans  Van  der  Bogaert  died  May  19,  1775. 

21. 
Takerus,  son  of  (5)  Claas  Van  der  Bogaert  and  Barbara 
Heemstreet,  was  baptised  March  23,  171 7 ;  married  Neeltjje, 
daughter  of  Arent  De  Graaf,  February  2,  1744-5,  and  had 

48  Adriana,  bp.  September  15, 1745  ;  m.  Barbnt  F.  Schekmkiihorn. 

49  Nicolas,  bp.  February  14,  1748 ;  in.  Elizabeth  Marselis,  Sep- 

tember 16,  1769. 

50  Margriete,  bp.  July  15,  1750 ;  m.  Philip  Vedder. 

51  Johannes,  bp.  April  SO,  1753. 

Takerus  Van  der  Bogaert  resided  in  Schenectady.  He 
died  in  1799. 


Van  dee  Bogaert.  311 

22. 

Claas,  son  of  (5)  Claas  Tan  der  Bogaert  and  Barbara 
Heemstreet,  was  baptised  June  11,  1723 ;  married  Rachel, 
daughter  of  Joseph  Yates,  August  8,  1752,  and  had 

52  Anna,  bp.  September  12,  1753 ;  m.  Abraham  Lighthall. 

53  Prans,  bp.  February  23, 1755. 

54  Joseph,  bp.  November  21,  1756  ;  m.  Kachbl  Pietbkson. 

55  Olaas,  bp.  March  4, 1759. 

25. 
Harmanus,  son  of  (6)  Tjerk  Tan  der  Bogaert  and 
Margariet  Tedder,  was  baptised  July  21, 1721 ;  married  Cath- 
arina,  daughter  of  Daniel  D.  Van  Antwerpen,  May  18,  1745, 
and  had 

56  Margriet,  bp.  September  22,  1745  ;  d.  y . 

57  Margriete,  bp.  October  29,  1749  ;  d.  y. 

58  Adriana,  bp.  July  14,  1751. 

59  Ariaantje,  bp.  August  8,  1752. 

60  Margarteta,  bp.  July  6,  1755 ;  m.,  1st,  Adam  Kittle,  killed  in  the 

Revolutionary  war  ;  2d, Williams. 

61  Nicholas,  bp.  December  11,  1757. 

27. 
Nicholas,  son  of  (6)  Tjerk  Tan  der  Bogaert  and  Mar- 
gariet  Tedder,  was  baptised   May   11,  1723;   married,  1st, 
Ariaantje  Schermerhorn,  January  9, 1747-8.    No  children. 
He  married,  2d,  Anna  Tan  Torst,  July,  1753,  and  had 

62  Tjerk,  bp.  March  5,  1754. 

63  Frans,  bp.  March  4, 1755. 

64  Rachel,  bp.  February  6,  1757. 

65  Margarita,  bp.  July  16, 1758. 

Nicholas  Tan  der  Bogaert  died  before  the  birth  of  his  last 

child. 

40 


VAN  DEUSEN. 


1. 

Abraham  Tan  Deuscn  or  Denrsen  came  to  Be- 
verwyck  from  New  Amsterdam  at  an  early  date.  He  may 
have  came  originally  from  "  Denrsen,"  a  hamlet  in  North  Bra- 
bant in  the  Netherlands.     He  had 

2  Melchert,  m.  Engeltje  Jacobsen  Van  Woekt. 

3  Teuwis  (Matthew),  m.  Helena 

4  Jacob,  m.  Catalyntje  Van  Eslant  in  New  Amsterdam  September 

23,  1663. 

5  Pieter,  m.  Hester  Webbers  in  New  Amsterdam  September  19, 

'  1666. 

2. 

Melchert,  son  of  (1)  Abraham  Van  Deusen,  married 
Engeltje,  daughter  of  Kutger  Jacobsen  Van  Schoenderwoert 
and  Tryntje  Janse  Van  Breestede  (baptised  in  New  Amsterdam 
April  10,  1650)  and  had 

6  Harpert,  m.  1st,  (17)  Helen  Van  Deusen  November  7,  1707 ;  2d,  a 

Van  Alstyne  May  23,  1732. 

7  Martin,  m.  (19)  Elbert.te  Van  der  Poel  December  23,  1719. 

8  Rutger,  in.  (4)  Weintie  Harments  Hun  September  11, 1092. 

9  Casper. 

10  Magdalena,  bp.  May  3,  1685. 

11  Engeltje,  bp .  May  22,1687;  m.  Philip  Van  Vechten  June  4, 

1714. 

12  Abraham,  bp.  July  14,  1689  ;  m.  Cathrina 

13  Catalyntje,  bp.  September  20,  1691. 

Engeltje  Rutgers  Van  Woert,  wife  of  Melchkkt  Van 
Deusen,  was  buried  in  "  Popsknee  "  (opposite  Albany)  Jnly  11, 

1728.* 

*  The  two  brothers  Rutger  and  Teuwis  Van  Schoenderwoert  came  early  to  Bever- 
wyck.  The  former  settled  in  New  Amsterdam  and  his  descendants  took  the  name 
of  Rutgers.    The  latter  settled  in  Beverwyck  and  took  the  name  of  Van  Woert. 


Van  Deusen.  313 

Melchert  A.  Van  Deusen  was  buried  at  the  same  place 
June  6,  1742. 

3. 
Teuwis  (Matthew),  son  of  (1)  Abraham  Van  Deusen, 
married  Helena ,  and  had 

13£  Lysbet,  m.  (4)  Johannes  Benson,  February  2, 1680. 

14  Robert,  m.  Cornelia  Mautense  Van  Buren  about  1689. 
14£  Tryntje,  m.  (3)  Samson  Benson  about  1683. 

15  Jan,  m.  Makitje  Martense  Van  Buren  March  14,  1695. 

16  Isaac,  m.  Bata  Van  Ysselsteyn  October  9,  1706. 

17  Helena,  in.  (6)  Harpert  Van  Deusen  November  7,  1707. 

Teuwis  Van  Deusen  was  in  Beverwyck  from  1657  to  1700. 

4. 

Jacob,  son  of  (1)  Abraham  Van  Deusen,  married  Cata- 
lyntje,  daughter  of  Claas  Van  Eslant  and  Willemptje  Harpers 
Van  der  Linde,  of  Holland,  September  23,  1663,  and  had 

18  Willem,  m.  Ltsebeth  Roseboom  January  13,  1692;  d.  September, 

1737. 

19  Harpert,  b.   October  9,    1665 ;  m.   Maritje  Ryerts  Gerritse, 

January  24, 1695. 

20  Abraham,  b.  January   11,   1667;  m.  Jacomintje  Van  Schoon- 

hoven  May  23,  1697. 

21  Adriaen,  b.  May  30, 1668  ;  d.  y. 

22  Adriaen,  b.  March  30,  1670. 

23  Isaac,  b.  November  5,  1671. 

24  Aeltje,  b.  October  7,  1674. 

25  Jacob,  b.  September  13,  1676. 

26  Mayeken,  b.  November  27,  1678. 

In  1677,  being  about  to  return  to  Holland,  Catalyntje,  his 
wife,  got  a  certificate  from  the  "  Commissarissen  "  at  Albany 
that  she  was  the  daughter  of  Claas  Van  Eslant,  deceased,  under- 
taker in  New  Amsterdam,  and  that  her  mother's  name  was 
Willeinpie  Harpers  Van  der  Linde.  Her  object  in  returning 
to  Holland  was  to  collect  certain  legacies  due  her  there.  Her 
husband  Van  Deusen  and  brother  Claas  also  gave  her  powers 
of  attorney  to  collect  the  legacies  left  them  by  their  uncle  Har- 
manus  Antonides  Van  der  Linde,  minister  in  his  life-time  at 
Naerden.     (Pearson.) 


314  Van  Deusen. 

5. 
Pieter,  son  of  (1)  Abraham  Van  Deusen,  married  Hester 
Webbers,  in  New  Amsterdam,  September  19,  1666,  and  had 

27  Wyntje,  bp.  September  21,  1669. 

28  Abraham,  bp.  July  28, 1673. 

29  Trynlje,  bp.  December  18,  1678. 

30  Henricus,  bp.  November  9, 1684. 

Pieter  Tan  Deusen  settled  in  New  Amsterdam  when  he 
married,  and  his  children  were  born  there. 

6. 
Harpert,  son  of  (2)  Melchert  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen 
and  Engeltje  Rutgers  Van  Woert,  married,  1st,  (17)  Helena, 
daughter  of  (3)  Teuwis  Van  Deusen  and  Helena ,  No- 
vember 7,  1707,  and  had 

31  Helena,  bp. ;  m.  (46)  Abraham  G.  Lansing,  April  21, 1733. 

32  Melchert,  bp.  October  19,  1713. 

33  Engeltje,  bp.  December  25,  1714. 

34  Trynlje,  bp.  June  9, 1717. 

35  Melchert,  bp.  December  27,  1719  ;  in.  Neeltje  Qtjackenbos. 

36  Mattheus,  bp.  March  24,  1723. 

37  Rutgert,  bp.  June  30, 1728. 

Harpert  Van  Deusen  was  residing  in  Claverack  in  1707  and- 
in  Albany  in  1720.     His  first  wife  Helena  was  buried  June 
27,  1728,  her  last  child  having  been  baptised  after  her  burial. 
He  married,  2d,  a  Van  Alstyne,  May  23,  1732.    No  children 
recorded. 

7. 

Martin,  son  of  (2)  Melchert  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen 
and  Engeltie  Rutgers  Van  Woert,  married  (19)  Elbertje, 
daughter  of  (7)  Melchert  (Melgert)  Van  der  Poel,  Jr.,  of 
Kinderhook,  and  Catharina  Van  Alen  (bp.  February  3,  1697), 
December  23,  1719,  and  had 

38  Catharina,  bp.  October  14,  1722. 

39  Melchert,  bp.  April  17,  1726 ;  d.  y. 

40  Melchert,  bp.  February  22,  1728. 


Van  Deusen.  315 

8. 
Rutger,  son  of  (2)  Melchert  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen 
and  Engeltie  Rutgers  Van  Woert,  married  (4)  Weintie  Har- 

inense,  daughter  of  (2)  Hannen  Thomas  Hun,  September  11, 
1692,  and  had 

41  Catalyntje,  bp.  May  14,  1693 ;  m.  (11)  Mathias  Vah  den  Berqh, 

May  26,  1717. 

42  Engeltje,  bp.  March  22,  1696;    m.  (38)  Gekrit  Lansing,  Jk., 

October  23,  1718. 

12. 
Abraham,  son  of  (2)  Melchert  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen 
and  Engeltje  Rutgers  Van  Woert,  was  baptised  July  14, 
1709 ;  married  Catharina ,  and  had 

43  Hartman,  bp.  January  7,  1722. 

14. 

Robert,  son  of  (3)  Teuwis  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen  and 

Helena ,  married  Cornelia,  daughter  of  Marten  Comelis 

Van  Buren  and  Maritie ,  about  1689,  and  had 

44  Johannes,  bp.  July  13, 1690 ;  m.  Styntje  (Chbistina)  Van  Alen, 

August  16, 1712. 

45  Mattheus,  bp.  November  1, 1691. 

46  Marten,  bp.  February  21,  1694. 

47  Tobias,  bp.  August  16, 1696  ;  m.  Akiaantje . 

48  Robert,  bp.  September  1,  1700. 

Cornelia  Van  Buren,  wife  of  Robert  Teuwis  Van  Deusen,  died. 
He  married,  2d,  Geertruy  Van  Benthuysen,  August  21, 1718. 
No  children  recorded. 

Robert  Teuwis  Van  Deusen  was  of  Claverack  in  1720. 

15. 
Ja»,  son  of  (3)  Teuwis  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen  and 

Helena ,  married  Maritje,  daughter  of  "Marten  Comelis 

Van  Buren,  March  14,  1695,  and  had 

49  Mattheus,  bp.  January  19,  1696  ;  m.  Engeltje  Slingerland, 

June  2,  1716. 

Maritje  Van  Buren,  widow  of  Jan  Van  Deusen,  married 
(3)  Cornelis  Gysbertse  Van  den  Bergh,  November  21,  1702. 


316  Van  Dbusen. 

16. 

Isaac,  son  of  (3)  Teuwis  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen  and 

Helena ,  married  Bata,  daughter  of  Cornelis  Martense 

Ysselsteyn,  of  Claverack,  and  Cornelia  V  an  den  Bergh  (Vreden- 
bergh  according  to  Pearson),  October  9,  1706,  and  had. 


50  Mattheua,  bp.  August  3,  1707;  in.  Rachel . 

51  Cornelia,  bp.  July  3,  1709. 

52  Bata. 

63  Cornelis  Andriese,  bp.  April  22, 1716. 

54  Isaac,  bp.  June  2, 1718. 

55  Maritje,  bp.  May  15,  1720. 

56  Trynlae,  bp.  September  23,  1722. 

57  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  9,  1724. 

58  Annatje. 

59  Sarah,  bp.  January  4, 1730. 

60  Johannes. 

61  Helena,  bp.  September  29,  1734. 

Isaac  Van  Deusen  was  of  Claverack  in  1720  and  of  Kinder- 
hook  in  1740.  He  made  a  will  May  24, 1740,  proved  October 
8,  1742,  in  which  he  mentioned  his  wife  Bata  and  the  above 
children. . 

18. 

Willem,  son  of  (4)  Jacob  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen  and 
Catalyntje  Van  Eslant,  married  Lysebeth,  daughter  of 
Hendrick  Koseboom  (?),  January  13,  1692,  and  had 

62  Jacob,  bp.  September  4,  1692. 

63  Margriet,  bp.  April  14,  1695. 

64  Catalyntje,  bp.  November  21,  1697 ;  m.  (17)  Jan  Oothout,  July 

15,  1721. 

65  Marytje,  bp.  September  1,  1700. 

66  Elizabeth,  bp.  March  21, 1703. 

67  Henrick,     )  m.  Ariaantjb  Staats. 

V  bp.  December  25, 1705. 

68  Elizabeth,  ) 

Willem  Jacobse  Van  Deusen  was  buried  in  Albany  Sep- 
tember 8,  1731.  His  house  was  on  the  north  corner  of  Maiden 
Lane  and  Pearl  street  in  1711. 

19. 
Harpert,  son  of  (4)  Jacob  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen  and 

Catalyntje  Van  Eslant,  was  born  October  9,  1665 ;  married 


Van  Deusen.  317 

Maritje,  daughter  of  Byer  Gerritse  and  Annatje  Janse,  Jan- 
nary  24,  1695,  and  had 

69  Trynfje,  bp.  August  9,  1696 ;  d.  y. 

70  Tryntje,  bp.  August  22,  1697. 

71  Gerrit,  bp.  January  5,  1700  ;  buried  January  29,  1741. 

72  Jacob,  bp.  November  19,  1701  ;  d.  y. 

73  Jacob,  bp.  October  3,  1703. 

74  Henrick,  bp.  September  29,  1705. 

75  Abraham,  bp.  November  17,  1706;  m.  RACHEL  PELS. 

76  Anna,  bp.  March  16,  1709. 

77  Oatalyna,  bp.  February  10,  1712. 

78  Maritje,  bp.  November  13, 1715. 

Harpert  Van  Deusen  was  buried  in  the  church  at  the  foot 
of  State  street  July  6,  1742. 

30. 
Abraham,  son  of  (4)  Jacob  Abrahamse  Van  Deusen 
and  Catalyntje  Van  Eslant,  was  born  January  11,  1667; 
married   Jacomyntje,  daughter   of   Gerrit  Hendrickse   Van 
Schoonhoven„May  23,  1697,  and  had 

79  Guert  Hendrickse,  bp.  September  27, 1702. 

80  Isaac,  bp.  December  24,  1704. 

81  Henrick,  bp.  June  15,  1707. 

35. 

Melchert,  son  of  (6)  Harpert  Melcherts  Van  Deusen 

and  (17)  Helena  Van  Deusen,  was  baptised  December  27, 
1719;  married  NeeHje  Qnackenbos,  and  had 

82  Harpert,  bp.  January  12,  1746. 

83  Lena,  bp.  February  4,  1750. 

(For   further  information    regarding  the   family  of  Van   Deusens,  see 
"  Pearson's  First  Settlers  of  Albany.") 


YAN  DUIESSEN. 


Petrus  Tan  Driessen  had  two  sons 

2  Petrus  (Dominie),  m.  Eva  Cutler,  August  26,  1712. 

3  Johannes  (Dominie),  m.,  1st,  Margarita  Van  Strter,  July  8, 

1727  (Pearson);   2d.,  (20)  Margariet  Oothout,  October  22, 
1736. 

Nothing  respecting  Petrus,  the  father,  has  been  found 
on  the  Albany  records  by  the  Compiler.  It  is  probable  he 
never  came  to  America,  but  that  his  sons  were  educated  in 
Belgium  "and  came  over  at  different  times,  Johannes  later  than 
his  brother. 

2. 

Dominie  Petrus  Van  Driessen  came  to  Albany 
April,  1712.    He  was  the  son  of  (1)  Petrus  Van  Driessen. 

He  married  Eva,  daughter  of  Hendrick  and   Anna  Ouyler, 
August  26,  1712,  and  had 

4  Petrus,  bp.  January  17,1713  ;  m.  Engeltje  Vrooman,  June,  1738. 

5  Hendrick,  bp.  October  30,   1715  ;    removed  to   New    York.     Of 

Hendrick,  the  Dominie  says : ."  This  my  son  Hendrick  was  the 
first  child  baptised  in  the  new  church." 

6  Johannes,  bp.  September  29, 1717. 

7  Anna,  bp.  November  15,  1719.  , 

8  Maria,  bp.  September  16,  1722. 

Dominie  Petrus  Van  Driessen  made  a  will  January  29, 
1737-38,  leaving  all  his  estate,  both  real  and  personal,  to  his 
wife  Eva,  during  her  life  time,  with  power  to  sell  and  dispose 
of  the  same.  In  conjunction  with  two  of  her  children, 
Hendrick  (Henry)  and  Annetje  (Anna),  she  did  sell,  on  the 
21st  day  of   July,  1748,  the  whole  of   the  estate  to  Philip 


Van  Driessen.  319 

Lansing  for  a  nominal  sum,  and  he  reconveyed  it  to  her  in  fee. 
Later,  March  9,  1754,  Petrus  conveyed  his  interest  (whatever 
that  might  be)  to  his  brother  Henry. 

Dominie  Petkus  Driessen  was  buried  in  the  church  at  the 
foot  of  State  street  February  3,  1738. 

Eva  Cutler,  widow  of  Dominie  Petrus  Van  Driessen, 
was  buried  in  the  church  August  10,  1756. 

Dominie  Van  Driessen  was  the  seventh  minister  of  the 
"  Nether  Dutch  Reformed  Congregation  of  the  City  and  County 
of  Albany,"  succeeding  Dominie  Johannes  Lydius.  To  him 
belongs  the  credit  of  having  a  new  church  erected  at  the  foot 
of  State  street  of  stone  in  place  of  the  old  and  decayed  one 
of  wood.  A  petition  was  drawn  up  by  him  June  8, 1714,  and 
signed  by  himself  and  the  elders  and  deacons  of  the  church, 
asking  the  approval  of  Robert  Hunter,  captain-general  and 
governor  of  the  provinces  of  New  York  and  New  Jersey,  of 
their  purpose  of  building  a  new  church.  He  also  obtained  an 
act  of  incorporation  for  the  church  on  petition  August  3, 1720, 
which  was  approved  August  10,  1720. 

4. 
Petrus,  Jr.,  son  of  (1)  Dominie  Petrus  Van  Driessen 
and  Eva  Cuyler,  was  baptised  in  Albany  January  17,  1713; 
married  Engeltje,  possibly  daughter  of  Hendrick  Vrooman 
and  Marytje  "Wemp  (Glen),  (b.  September  27,  1713),  June, 
1738,  and  had 

9  John,  bp.  March  11,  1744  ;  m.  Margarita  Truax,  June  22, 1770. 

10  Petrus,  Jr.,  bp.  October  2,  1746 ;  m.  Hanna  Johnson. 

11  Mary. 

12  Anna,  bp.  December  2,  1750. 

13  Eva,  bp.  September  3,  1754 ;  m.  Johannes  De  Graaf. 

Petrus  Van  Driessen,  Jr;,  resided  in  Schenectady  for  a 
time.  He  made  a  will  March  12,  1751,  mentioning  the  above 
children. 

9. 

Johannes,  son  of   (4)  Petrus  Van  Driessen  and  En- 
geltje Vrooman,  was  baptised  in  Albany  March  11,  1744; 
41 


320  Van  Driessen. 

married  Margarita,  daughter  of  Isaac  Truax,  of  Schenectady, 
June  22,  1770,  and  had 

14  Catalyntje,  bp.  June  20,  1771. 

15  Hendrick,  bp.  March  21, 1773. 

16  Annalje,  bp.  September  10,  1775. 

17  Sarah,  bp.  July  4, 1778. 


There  was  a  Hendrick  Tan  Driessen  who  was  pos- 
sibly the  son  of  (4)  Petrus  Tan  Driessen,  Jr.,  who  had 

18  Petrus,  bp.  May  9,  1773. 

19  Willem,  bp.  October  20,  1776. 

20  Hendrick,  bp.  May  2,  1779. 

Hendrick  Tan  Driessen  died  before  his  last  child  was  born. 

3. 

Dominie  Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Petrus  Tan  Driessen, 

married  (according  to  Pearson)  1st  Margarita  Tan  Stryer 
July  8,  1727.  If  this  be  correct  he  married  2d  (20)  Margariet, 
daughter  of  (3)  Hendrick  Jans  Oothout  and  (9)  Caatje  Yolkers 
Douw  (bp.  July  13,  1701),  October  22,  1736,  and  had 

21  Catharine,  b.  April  15, 1738 ;  m.  Abraham  Lansing  ;  no  ch.  ;  d. 

February  11,  1823. 

22  Rachel,  m.  a  Salisbury,  of  Catskill ;  no  ch. 

23  Maria  (Mary  ?),  m.   1st,   Thomas  Ellis  March  26,   1764  ;  2d, 

Hendrick  (Henry)  Grevenradt,  February  24,  1773. 

There  is  much  doubt  as  to  the  correctness  of  this  family  of 
Dominie  Van  Dkiessen' s.  The  marriage  of  Dominie  Van 
Dkiessen  and  that  of  Mary  are  taken  from  "  New  York  mar- 
riages "  published  by  the  authority  of  the  State.  The  birth 
and  death  of  Catharine  is  taken  from  a  record  in  a  Psalm  book 
originally  belonging  to  Catharine  Van  Driessen  in  which  is 
written  "  Maritje  Oothout  her  book,  born  March  11,  1690," 
and  below  it  "  August  15,  1738,  is  born  my  eldest  daughter 
and  is  named  Catharine."  In  another  hand  is  written  "  Catha- 
rine Van  Driessen,  her  book,"  and  later  "1823,  February 
17th,  Aunt  Catharine  died  aged  84  years.  (See  Grevenradt 
Bible  record  in  this  book.)    Maritje  Oothout  died  single,  and 


Van  Deiessen.  321 

the  inference  is  that  the  book  passed  into  the  hands  of  Mar- 
gariet, her  sister,  who  married  Dominie  Jan  (Johannes)  Van 
Deiessen.  In  settling  the  estate  of  (3)  Hendrick  Oothout  a  por- 
tion was  given  to  (20)  Margariet,  wife  of  Jan  Van  Deiessen. 
Letters  about  this  estate  were  received  by  (25)  Isaac  Bogart  and 
(19)  Hendrickie  Oothout,  his  wife,  from  Dominie  Jan  Van 
Deiessen  (written  from  Aquickanonck,  N.  J.)  as  late  as  No- 
vember 11,  1748.  That  Eachel  was  the  daughter  of  Dominie 
Jan  Van  Deiessen,  and  that  she  married  a  Salisbury  from 
Catskill  and  had  no  children,  the  compiler  believes  to  be  correct, 
but  unfortunately  has  lost  the  reference  from  whence  the  note 
was  taken.  As  to  the  marriage  of  Catharine  to  Abraham  Lan- 
sing that  is  also  in  doubt. 

The  Rev.  Johannes  (Jan)  Van  Deiessen  was  a  younger 
brother  of  the  Rev.  Petrus.  He  was  born  in  Holland  or  Bel- 
gium in  1697.  .  He  completed  his  education  in  the  latter 
country  and  came  to  America  probably  later  than  his  brother 
Petrus  with  whom  he  continued  his  studies  for  the  ministry. 
He  was  given  a  license  to  preach  by  the  Presbytery  of  New 
Haven  April  1^5,  1727,  after  sustaining  a  thorough  examination 
in  the  Halls  of  Yale  College.  He  was  acting  as  the  Pastor  of 
the  Dutch  Reformed  Church  at  Kinderhook  from  1727  to 
1738,  but  was  never  regularly  installed  as  such  in  consequence 
of  his  not  having  been  ordained  and  licensed  by  the  mother 
church  at  Albany.  He  was  officiating  as  Pastor  of  the  French 
church  at  New  Paltz  from  1731  to  1736,  supplying  also  Clav- 
erack,  Livingston  Manor  and  Germantown.  He  received  a  call 
from  and  removed  to  Aquickanonck,  N.  J.,  where  he  remained 
till  1748,  and  was  alive  as  late  as  the  11th  of  November  of  that 
year. 

(See  Collins'  Historical  Discourse  and  Stitt's  History  of  the 
Huguenot  Church  at  New  Paltz  for  further  "information  re- 
garding him.) 

23. 

Maria  (Mary),  daughter  of  (3)  Dominie  Johannes  (Jan) 
Van  Driessen,  and  (20)  Margariet  Oothout,  married  Hendrick 

(Henry)  son  of  Isaac  Grevenradt,  March  2,  1772,  and  had 


322  Van  Dbiessen. 

24  Alida,  b.  May  24,  1773 ;   m.  General  Robert  Dunbar,  son  of 

William  Dunbar  and  Elizabeth  Van  Deusen  (b.  June  19,  1773). 
He  died  June  30,  1837. 

25  Henry,  b. ;  m.  Mary  Laughton. 

25. 
Henry,  son  of  (23)  Maria  (Mary)  Van  Driessen  and 

Hendrick  (Henry)  Grevenradt,  was  born ;  married 

Mary  Laughton,  and  had 

26  Maria,  b.  March  11,  1812  (an  only  child) ;  m.  David  Van  Ness 

Radcliffe,  May  7,  1834 ;  d.  January  23,  1853. 

Henry  Grevenradt  early  removed  to  Mackinaw,  Mich.,  where 
he  resided  until  his  death.  His  only  child  Maria  was  adopted 
by  her  Uncle  and  Aunt  Dunbar  and  resided  with  them  in 
Albany. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (25)  Henry  Grevenradt  and  Mary 

Laughton,  was  born  March  11,  1812;  married  David  Tan 
Ness,  son  of  John  Radcliffe  and  Jane  Van  Ness,  May  1,  1834; 
and  had    • 

27  Alida  G. 

28  Jane,  m.  Monroe  Dewees,  May  7,  1867  ;  d.  June  17,  1870. 

29  Henry  G.,  d.  in  New  York  June  23,  1882. 

30  Mary  G. 

31  Robert  D.,  m.  Clara  Rogers,  June,  1869. 

32  Cornelia,  m.  Martin  Heermanse,  April  27,  1881. 

33  Albert,  d.  in  infancy. 

Maria  Grevenradt,  wife  of  David  Van  Ness  Radcliffe, 
died  in  Albany  January  23,  1853. 

Judge  David  Van  Ness  Radcmffe  died  in  Albany  February 
6, 1866. 

30. 

Robert  Dunbar,  son  of  (26)  Maria  Grevenradt  and 
David  Van  Ness  Radcliffe,  was  bom  in  Albany ;  married  Clara, 
daughter  of  Carlton  Rogers  and  Sarah  Pcrrine,  of  Palmyra, 
N.  Y.,  and  had 

34  Carlton. 

35  Robert  D. 

36  Clarance. 

Robert  Dunbar  Radcliffe  and  family  reside  in  New  York  city. 


VAN  DER  POEL. 


A. 

Tenuis  (Anthony)  Cornells  Van  der  Poel,  alias 
Spitsbergen,  was  in  Beverwyck  in  1660-87 ;  married  Catrina, 
daughter  of  John  Croon  (and  probably  sister  of  Dirk  Janse 
Croon,  who  was  a  magistrate  in  Beverwyck  in  1655-58  and 
60),  and  had 

b  Elizabeth,  m.  1st  (5)  Sybrant  Van  Sciiaick  ;  2d,  Benoni  Van 

Corlaer  June  2, 1686. 
o  Maria,  m.  (4)  Anthony  Van  Schaick. 
d  Johanna,  m.  1st,  Barent  Lewis;  2d,  Jan  Van  Struyden  June, 

1694. 

Teunis  Tan  der  Poel  made  his  will  June  17,  1687,  in 
which  he  mentioned  his  wife,  to  whom  he  left  a  house  in  Am- 
sterdam, Holland,  which  she  devised  to  her  three  daughters. 
Catrina,  widow  of  Teunis  Van  dee  Poel,  made  a  will  Decem- 
ber 11,  1694,  in  which  she  refers  to  the  will  of  her  late  hus- 
band Anthony  Goenelis  Van  dee  Poel  and  to  their  three 
children  above-mentioned.  Teunis  Van  dee  Poel  owned  half 
of  "  Constapel's  Island  opposite  Paerde  Hoeck."  In  1671  he 
was  one  of  the  magistrates  of  Albany.  He  resided  in  what  is 
now  known  as  Water  vliet.  He  seems  to  have  left  no  male 
descendants. 

There  was  a  Jacobus  (James)  Van  der  Poel  married  in 
New  York  to  Margaret  Jans  July  25,  1693.  Also  a  Geeeit 
Van  deb  Poel,  widower,  married  Deborah  Warren,  February 
12,  1697. 

The  Van  dee  Poel's  were  originally  from  Gorichem 
(Groningen  ?)  on  the  Rhine.  In  the  year  1600  they  dispersed, 
one  branch  going  to  Amsterdam,  in  Holland,  from  which  those 
in  America  are  descended. 


324  Van  dek  Poel. 

1. 
Wynant  Gerritse,  son  of  Gerrit  Yan  der  Poel,  was 

in  Albany  as  early  as  1657.  He  was  probably  born  in  Holland. 
He  married  Tryntje  Melgers,  and  had 

2  Cornelia,  m.  (3)  Cornelis  Gysbertse  Van  den  Bergh  before  1685. 

3  *  Melgert,  m.  1st,  Ariaantje  Verplanck  ;  2d,  Elizabeth  Teller 

widow  of  Abraham  Van  Tricht,  June  29,  1692. 

4  Gerrit,  m.  Catrina  Van  Zandt. 

5  Oatryn,  m.  (2)  Willem  G.  Van  den  Bergh  before  1685. 

6  Margariet,  m.  Johannes  Van  Zandt  about  1683. 

Wynaut  Gerritse  Yan  der  Poel  resided  in  Albany  until 
about  the  year  1694.  In  1674  he  purchased  a  half  interest  in 
a  saw-mill  on  the  east  bank  of  the  Hudson  river,  on  what  is 
now  called  Wynant's  Kill.  This  property  he  purchased  of 
Gertruy  Pieterse,  widow  of  Abraham  Vosburgh.  He  made 
two  wills,  the  first  in  1694,  the  second  in  1695,  the  latter  was 
indorsed  "  The  Will  of  "Wynant  Gekeitse  Van  dek  Poel,  late 
of  Albany,  now  of  New  York,"  dated  February  29,  1695 ; 
proved  April  17,  1702.  He  died  between  1695  and  1702.  By 
his  last  wfll  he  bequeathed  to  his  son  Melgert  only  six  shillings 
and  gave  all  the  rest  of  his  estate  to  his  son-in-law  William 
Van  den  Burgh. 

3. 

Melgert,  son  of  (1)  Wynant  Gerritse  Yan  der  Poel 
and  Tryntje  Melgers,  married  Ariaantje,  daughter  of  Abra- 
ham Isaacse  Verplanck  and  Maria  Vigne  (bp.  December  2, 
1646),  and  had 

7  Melgert,  m.  Catharine  Van  Alen  May  17, 1696. 

8  Maria. 

9  Trinke. 

kO  Abraham,  m.  Antje  Van  den  Bergh  January  3, 1713. 

11  Wynant,  bp.  October  14,  1683 ;  m.  Catharina  De  Hoogen  or  De 

Hooges,  August  17, 1706.  » 

12  Gelyn,  bp.  May  17,  1685. 

13  Jacobus  (James),  bp.  March  9, 1687. 

14  Hendrick,  bp.  June  2, 1689. 

Ariaantje  Verplanck,  wife  of  Melgert  Van  der  Poel,  died.  He 
married,  2d,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  William  Teller.  Sr.,  and 
Margaret  Donchesen,  and  widow  of  Abraham  Van  Tricht  (b. 
1652),  June  29,  1692,  and  had 

*This  name  where  it  occurs  on  the  records  is  frequently  spelt  "  MeAchert." 


Van  dee  Poel.  325 

15  Wilhelm,  b.  March  19,  1693. 

16  Ariaantje,  b.  November  17, 1695. 

Melgert  W.  Van  der  Poel  resided  in  Albany  where  he 
probably  died  before  1700.  His  house  and  that  of  his  father 
fronted  the  Fort  in  1675,  probably  on  the  south  side  of  State 
street. 

Elizabeth  Teller,  widow  of  Melgeet  W.  Van  dee  Poel, 
made  a  will  February  19, 1720,  in  which  she  mentions  Margaret 
(Margareta),  wife  of  (14)  Volckert  Douw,  Maria,  wife  of 
(2)  John  Vinhagen,  Magdalena,  wife  of  (9)  Abraham  Lansing 
and  Helena,  all  children  by  her  first  husband ;  also  Ariaantje, 
daughter  by  her  second  husband  Melgeet  W.  Van  dek  Poel. 
She  died  in  1720. 

4. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (1)  Wynant  Gerritse  Tan  der  Poel  and 
Tryntje  Melgers,  married  Catryna,  daughter  of  Johannes 
Van  Zandt  and  Jannetje,  and  had 

17  Wynant,  b.  in  New  York  August  27,  1690  ;  d.  y. 

18  Wynant,  b.  in  New  York  in  October  11, 1691 . 

Catryna  Van  Zandt*  widow  of  Geeeit  Winant  Van  dee 
Poel,  died  April  8,  1709.  She  resided  in  Albany  in  1708  on 
the  east  corner  of  State  and  Pearl  streets. 

7. 

Melgert,  Jr.,  son  of  (3)  Melgert  W.  Van  der  Poel  and 
Ariaantje  Verplanck,  was  baptised  in  Albany  ;  married  Cath- 
arina,  daughter  of  *Lourens  Van  Alen,  of  Kinderhook,  and 
Elbertje  Evertse  (?),  May  17,  1696,  and  had 

19  Elbertje,  bp.  February  3,  1697  ;  m.   (7)  Martin  Vak  Deusen, 

December  23,  1719. 

20  Ariaantje,  bp.  September  3,  1699. 

21  Lourens,  bp.  January  26,  1701  ;  m.  Ariaantje  Van  den  BEiton, 

October  29,  1726. 

22  Maria,  bp.  January  10,  1703  ;  m.  (12)  David  Groesbeck,  Novem- 

ber 8,  1724. 

23  Johannes  (John),  bp.  March  4,  1705;  m.  2d,  Annatje  (Nautje) 

Staats,  May  5, 1743. 

Dr.  S.  O.  Van  der  Poel  says  "Lourens  Van  Alen  was  son-in-law  of  de  Bruyn,  to 
whom  a  large  patent  on  the  Hudson  river  had  been  granted . 


326  Yan  dee  Poel. 

24  Abraham,  bp.  February  9,  1707 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Quinlen,  October 

26,  1738. 

25  Jacobus  (James),  bp.  April  17, 1709  ;  m.  Neeltje  Huyck,  October 

16, 1740. 

26  Isaac,  bp.  October  14,  1711  ;  m.  Anna . 

27  Oatryna,  bp.  December  16,  1716. 

Melgert  Van  der  Poel,  Jr.,  resided  in  Kinderhook.  After 
his  marriage  he  removed  to  Poelsburgh,  where  he  died.  His 
wife  inherited  large  estates  from  her  father  Lourens  Van  Alen. 

10. 
Abraham,  son  of  (3)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel  and  Aria- 
antje  Verplanck,  married  Antje  Van  den  Bergh  January  3, 
1713,  and  had 

28  Melgert,  bp.  February  7,  1714 ;  m.  (14)  Margarita  VmHAGEN. 

29  Ariaantae,  bp.  September  23, 1716  ;  d.  y. 

30  Teuntje,  bp.  August  3,  1718  ;  d.  y. 

31  Gerrit,  bp.  June  11,  1721 ;  m.  Catarina  Hoes. 

32  Teuntje,  bp.  November  3, 1723. 

33  Maria,  bp.  November  21, 1725  ;  m.  Petek  M.  Van  Buren  about 

.  1746. 

34  Ariaanlje,  bp.  June  9,  1729  ;  m.  Barent  Van  Buren. 

11. 

Wynant,  son  of  (3)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel  and  Aria- 
antje  Verplanck,  was  baptised  October  14,  1683;  married 
Catharina,  daughter  of  Johannes  De  Hoogen  (or  De  Hooges) 
of  Ulster  county,  New  York,  August  17,  1706,  and  had 

35  Johannes,  bp.  August  3,  1707. 

36  Abraham,  bp.  February  13,  1709. 

37  Melgert,  bp.  March  4,  1711. 

38  Ariaantje,  bp.  March  1,  1713. 

39  Margarita,  bp.  December  25,  1714. 

40  Anthony,  bp.  August  18,  1717. 

41  David,  bp.  August  30,  1719  ;  d.  y. 

42  David,  bp.  September  27, 1721. 

43  Maria,  bp.  November  4,  1722. 

21. 

Lourens,  son  of  (7)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel,  Jr.,  and 
Catharina  Van  Alen,  was  baptised  January  26,  1701  ;  married 
Ariaantje  Vail  den  Bergh,  October  29,  1726,  and  had 


Van  dke  Poel.  327 


44  Catharina,  bp.  March  5,  1727. 

45  Jacobus  (James),  bp.  July  3,  1737. 

46  Jan,  bp.  March  30, 1740. 

35. 
Jacobus  (James),  son  of  (7)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel, 
Jr.,  and  Catharina  Van  Alen,  was  baptised  April  17,  1709 ; 
married  Neeltje  Huyck,  October  16,  1740,  and  had 

47  Marytje,  bp.  October  11,  1741. 

43  Catharina,  bp.  December  10, 1749 ;  d.  y. 

49  Catharina,  bp.  May  10, 1752. 

38. 
Melgert,  son  of  (10)  Abraham  Van  der  Poel  and  Antje 

Van  den  Bergh,  was  baptised  February  7, 1714  ;  married  (14) 
Margarita,  daughter  of  (7)  Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria 
Van  Trieht  (bp.  May  12,  1723),  and  had 

50  Abraham,  bp.  July  10, 1748. 

51  Maria,  bp.  June  21,  1752  j  d.  y. 

52  Jacobus*  bp.  May  27,  1759;  m.  Marytje  Muller,  January  27, 

1783. 

53  Gerrit,  b.  March  26,  1762  ;  m.,  1st,  Margarita  Wilson;   2d, 

Cornelia  Muller,  about  1785. 

54  Maria,  b.  May  1, 1766. 

31. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (10)  Abraham  Van  der  Poel  and  Antje 

Van  den  Bergh,  was  baptised  June  11,  1721  ;  married  Cata- 
rina  Hoes,  and  had 

55  Jannetje,  bp.  February  9, 1752  ;  m.  Cornelis  Van  Beuren,  about 

1775. 

56  Abraham,  bp.  May  27,  1753. 

57  Mattheus,  bp.  September  22,  1754. 

58  Melgert,  bp.  November  30,  1755. 

59  Peter,  b.  March  22,  1767. 

53. 

Jacobus,  son  of  (28)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel  and  (14) 
Margarita  Vinhagen,  was  baptised  May  27,  1759 ;  married 
Marytje  Muller,  January  27,  1783,  and  had 
42 


328  Van  dee  Poel. 

60  Margarita,  b.  February  25,  1784. 

61  Catharina,  b.  April  9,  1786. 

62  Jerime,  b.  February  26, 1788. 

23. 

Johannes  (John),  son  of  (7)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel, 
Jr.,  and  Catharina  Van  Alen,  was  born  in  Kinderhook 
March  4,  1705 ;  married  at  the  house  of  Madam  Schuyler, 
"  The  American  Lady,"  Annatje  (Nautje),  daughter  of  Dr. 
Samuel  Staats  and  Catharine  Howarden,  May  5,  1743,  and 
had 

63  Isaac,  b.  December  8,  1747;  bp.  at  Albany  December  25,1747; 

Philip  Schuyler  and  Gertruy  Lansing,  Sponsors ;  m.  Motca 
Huyck  1783 ;  d.  at  Chatham,  Columbia  connty,  December  25, 
1807. 

64  Maria,  m.  Laurence  Van  Dyck  November  19,  1762. 

65  Catharine,  m.  John  Pruyn  October  27, 1767. 

66  Etje,  bp.  April  22,  1750  ;  sponsors,  Isaac  Staats  and  Maria  Staats  ; 

m.  John  Van  Valkenbergh. 

67  Sarah,  m.  1st,  John  Van  Alstyne;  2d,  Col.  Jacob  Schermer- 

horn. 

Johannes  (John)  Van  der  Poel  died  in  Kinderhook  April 
11,  1777,  and  was  interred  in  Poelshurgh.  It  is  supposed  he 
was  a  widower  when  he  married  Nautje  Staats,  and  that  his 
first  marriage  took  place  November  8,  1736,  to  whom  is  not 
known.  He  devised  nearly  the  whole  of  his  estate  to  his  son 
Isaac. 

His  wife  Annatje  (Nautje),  the  daughter  of  Dr.  Samuel 
Staats,  was  a  granddaughter  of  Maj.  Abram  Staats,  surgeon, 
who  came  to  Kensselaerwyck  with  Dominie  Megapolensis  in 
1642. 

Major  Abram  Staats  married  Catriv-a  Jochemse,  daughter 
of .  Jacob  Wessels,  and  had 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  1st,  (4)  Johannes  Wendell  ;  2d,  Johannes 

Schuyler  April  25,  1695. 

2  Jacob,  m.  Rycke . 

3  Abraham,  b.  1665 ;  m.  (3)  Elsje  Wendell. 

4  Samuel,  Dr.,  m.  2d,  Catharine  Howarden. 
6  Jochem,  m.  Antje  Reynders. 


Van  dee  Poel.  329 

1. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Major  Abram  Staats  and  Catrina 
Jochemse  Wessels,  married  2d,  Johannes,  son  of  Philip  Peterse 
Schuyler  and  Margaret  Van  Slightenhorst  (bp.  April  5, 
1668),  April  25,  1695,  and  had 

1  Philip,  b.  December  25,  1695  ;  killed  by  the  French  at  Sara- 

toga November  28, 1745. 

2  Johannes,  b.  October  31,  1697. 

3  Margarita,  b.  Jan.  12,  1701.     "The  American  Lady";  m. 

her  cousin  Col.  Piiilip,  son  of  Pieter  Schuyler  and  Maria 
Van  Rensselaer,  who  lived  on  "  the  Flats,"  on  the  bank  of 
the  river  at^Port  Schuyler,  above  Albany  and  below  West 
Troy. 

4  Oatalyntje,  b.  March  5,  1704 ;  m.  Cornelis  Cutler. 

4. 

Dr.  Samuel,  son  of  Major  Abram  Staats  and  Catrina 
Jochemse  Wessels,  married  1st  (name  unknown),  by  whom  he 
had  nine  children,  four  of  whom  only  were  born  in  America, 
viz. : 

1  Catrina,  bp.  June  16,  1689,  in  New  York. 

2  Anna  Elizabeth,  bp.  December  21,  1690,  in  New  York  ;  m. 

Philip,  son  of  Brant  Schuyler,  of  New  York,  August  28, 
1719. 

3  Joanna,  bp.  January  31,  1694. 

4  Tryntfe,  bp.  April  5, 1697. 

Br.  Samuel  Staats  married,  2d,  Catharine  Howarden,  in  New  York,  May 
7,  1709,  and  had 
6  Annetje,  m.  (23)  John  Van  der  Poel  May  5,  1743. 

Dr.  Samuel.  Staats  was  a  prominent  leader  during  Leisler's 
administration  of  the  government,  and  probably  left  New  York 
soon  after  its  collapse,  and  settled  in  Poelsburgh.  His  tomb- 
stone was  seen  at  the  grave-yard  in  that  place  some  years  since. 

The  Hon.  Aaron  Van  dee  Poel  in  a  letter  to  his  nephew 
S.  Oakley  Van  dee  Poel,  M.  D.,  of  New  York,  dated  Jan- 
uary 17,  1867,  says  in  relation  to  Annetje  Staats  : 

"  Johannes  Van  dee  Poel  married  on  the  Flats  between 
Albany  and  Troy,  Annetje  Staats,  the  niece  and  adopted 
daughter  of l  Aunt  Schuyler?  who  has  been  called  and  distin- 
guished as  the  '  American  Lady '  by  Mrs.  Grant,  of  Edinburgh, 


330  Van  dee  Poel. 

who  was  with  her  father,  a  British  officer,  stationed  at  Albany 
more  than  a  hundred  years  ago,  and  who  has  written  a  book 
chiefly  laudatory  of  '  Aunt  Schuyler?  On  page  203  of  the  book 
my  grandmother  (your  great  grandmother),  is  mentioned  as 
Mrs.  Van  der  Polen.  She  was  the  daughter  of  a  Doctor 
Staats  who  had  married,  I  think,  a  sister  of  '  Aunt  Schuyler? 
and  who  died  at  my  grandfather's  (Johannes  Van  dee  Poel) 
house,  and  was  buried  at  Poelsburgh.  His  headstone  was  seen 
there  some  years  ago,  but  I  suspect  the  old  grave-yard  is  now 
obliterated." 

The  Hon.  Aaeon  Van  dee  Poel  was  probably  wrong  in 
supposing  Annetje  Staats  to  have  been  a  niece  of  "Aunt 
Schuyler  '  The  American  Lady.' "  She  was,  no  doubt,  her 
cousin,  some  twenty  or  more  years  younger,  and  her  daughter 
by  adoption. 

Mrs.  Schuyler  was  called  "  Aunt "  by  every  one,  a  compli- 
ment to  her  great  kindness  and  generosity.  Judge  Van  dee 
Poel  probably  received  the  impression  that  his  grandmother 
was  her  .niece  from  this  circumstance. 

63. 

Isaac,  son  of  (23)  Johannes  (John)  Tan  der  Poel  and 
Annatje  (Nautje)  Staats,  was  born  in  Kinderhook,  Columbia 
county,  N".  Y.,  December  8,  1747 ;  married  Moyca,  daughter 
of  Jacobus  (James)  Huyck  and  Elizabeth  Van  Dyck  (b.  October 
17,  1758),  in  1783,  and  had 

68  Anne,  b.  January  3,  1785  ;  d.  September  5;  1787. 

69  James,  b.  January  10,  1787  ;  m.  Anna  Doll,  April  7,  1808  ;  d. 

October  3,  1843. 

70  Anne,  b.  July  30,  1789  ;  d.  April  3,  1793. 

71  Elizabeth,  b.  January  19,  1791 ;  m.  Lucas  J.  Van  Alen,  January 

16,  1815  ;  d.  August  23,  1833. 

72  John,  b.  August  24,  1796 ;  m.  Saraii  W.  Oakley,  January  14, 

1823  ;  d.  October  27,  1851. 

73  Aaron,  b.  February  5, 1799;  m.,  1st,  Harriet  Baldwin,  Septem- 

ber 3, 1821  ;  she  died  April,  1837  ;  2d,  Ellen  McBride,  April 
2, 1839. 

Isaac  Tan  der  Poel  was  commissioned  adjutant  of  the 
Seventh   regiment  (Kinderhook   district),  October  20,  1775. 


Van  dee  Poel.  331 

lie  was  removed  from  this  position  for  disaffection  to  the 
American  government.  He  afterwards  joined  the  British 
forces  and  commanded  a  company  of  Refugees  on  Staten 
Island.  While  acting  in  this  capacity  he  was  taken  sick,  and  it 
is  said  through  the  influence  of  his  mother  with  her  relative 
General  Pieter  Schuyler,  a  pass  through  the  American  lines 
was  secured  for  him.  She  brought  him  home,  cared  for  him 
until  his  recovery,  and  returned  him  to  his  company  on  Staten 
Island. 

His  estate  was  confiscated  by  the  government  and  he  was 
thus  rendered  almost  penniless.  He  was  a  man  of  extraordinary 
intellect,  and  of  a  frank,  noble  arid  generous  nature,  but  he 
never  enjoyed  a  day  of  peace  after  the  mistaken  step  he  took 
in  the  Revolution.  After  his  marriage  he  purchased  a  small 
farm  in  Chatham  over  the  hill,  about  a  mile  and  a  half  from 
Kinderhook  Lake.     He  died  in  Chatham  December  25,  1807. 

Moyca  Huyuk,  widow  of  Isaac  Van  dee  Poel,  died  in 
Stuyvesant,  N.  Y.,  November  20,  1827,  and  was  interred  in 
the  Kinderhook  cemetery. 

Her  mother  Elizabeth  Van  Dyck  was  the  daughter  of  Arent 
Van  Dyck  and  Heyltie  Van  Alen.  She  married  Jacobus 
(James)  Huyck,  of  Pompaonie.  She  had  three  children,  Arent, 
Burger  and  Moyca,  who  married  as  above. 

Arent  Van  Dyck  was  one  of  His  Majesty's  justices  of  the 
peace  for  the  colony.  He  was  a  gentleman  of  education  and 
talents,  and  the  general  scribe  for  the  region  in  which  he  lived. 
He  was  a  lineal  descendant  of  Hendrick  Van  Dyck,  who  was  the 
attorney-general  of  the  Dutch  province  of  New  York,  and  who 
came  from  the  West  Indies  with  Governor  Stuyvesant.  He 
and  Stuyvesant  were  two  obstinate  Dutchmen,  and  seem  to 
have  quarreled  all  the  way  from  the  West  Indies  to  New  York. 

69. 
James,  son  of  (63)  Isaac  Van  der  Poel  and  Moyca  Huyck, 

was  born  in  Kinderhook,  January  10,  1787;  married  Anna, 
daughter  of  the  Rev.  George  Jacob  Leonard  Doll  (b.  July  19, 
1782),  April  19,  1808,  and  had 

74  Elizabeth,  b.   May  22,    1810  ;   m.  John  Van  Buken,  June   22, 
1841 ;  d.  November  18,  1844. 


332  Van  dee  Poel. 

75  Susan  Christina,  b.  February  16,  1812  ;  m.   William  Cooper, 

September  10,  1833  ;  d.  March  30,  1841 . 

76  Sarah  Ann,  b.  April  26,  1816 ;  m.  James  M.  French,  December  2, 

1835  ;  d.  November  30,  1857. 

77  Mary,  b.  June  25, 1818 ;  d.  April  9,  1821. 

78  Isaac,  b.  May  7, 1821  ;  m.  Susan  Foster,  May  14, 1850 ;  d.  Decem- 

ber 28, 1868. 

79  Harriet,  b.  June  6,  1824  ;  m.  Joseph  C,  T.  Paige,  September  10, 

1844. 

Judge  James  Tan  der  Poel  died  in  Albany,  N.  Y.,  October 
3,  1843. 

Anna  Doll,  widow  of  Judge  James  Yan  dee  Poel,  died  in 
Albany  March  14,  1855. 

"  For  many  years  previous  to  his  appointment  to  the  Bench, 
Judge  Yan  dee  Poel  had  acquired  a  high  reputation  at  the 
Bar  and  was  prominent  in  public  and  professional  life  among 
eminent  men  of  Columbia  county.  As  circuit  judge  of  the 
Third  Judicial  district  of  the  State  he  was  distinguished  for 
learning,  ability  and  promptitude,  for  rapid  and  clear-sighted 
views  of  the  law  and  the  facts,  as  he  was  also  in  his  intercourse 
with  his  fellow-citizens  for  all  manly  and  honorable  qualities. 
But  if  his  public  life  was  honorable  and  elevated,  his  domestic 
life  was  eminently  beautiful.  He  was  truly  the  venerated  and 
beloved  centre  of  a  family  circle  that  appreciated  the  great  and 
good  qualities  that  shed  a  lustre  over  his  life  and  sustained  and 
cheered  the  long  period  of  his  illness.  To  all  indeed  who  were 
allied  to  him  by  the  ties  of  family  or  kindred,  or  who  came 
within  the  circle  of  his  friendship,  he  was  an  object  of  the 
highest  respect  and  the  warmest  attachments." 

71. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (63)  Isaac  Yan  der  Poel  and 

Moyca  Huyck,  was  bom  in  Kinderhook  January  19,  1791 ; 
married  Lucas  J.  Yan  Alen,  January  16,  1815,  and  had 

80  Isaac,  b.  April  6,  1816  ;  d.  October  15, 1839. 

81  Maria,  b.  August  17,  1817  ;  in.  David  Bigelow,  June  11,^844 ; 

no.  ch. 

82  James  Vanderpoel,  b.  February  11,  1819 ;  m.  Sarah  Smith,  of 

Penn  Tan,  in  June  1848  ;  died  April  26,  1877  ;'no.  ch. 

83  Elizabeth,  b.  May  6, 1823  ;  d.  October  3, 1876. 


Van  dee  Poel.  333 

84  Lydia  Ann,  b.  March  17,  1825  ;  d.  November  2,  1876. 

84£  Helen,  b.   June  8,  1826  ;    m.   George  Wilson,    April,  1850  ; 
no.  ch. 

85  Aaron,  b.  May  24, 1830  ;  m.  Ann  Eliza  Van  Dyck,  January,  1861. 

Elizabeth  Van  der  Poel,  wife  of  Lucas  J.  Van  Alen, 
died  August  23,  1833. 

72. 
John,  son  of  (63)  Isaac  Tan  der  Poel  and  Moyca  Huyck, 

was  born  in  Kinderhook,  Columbia  county,  New  York,  August 
24,  1796 ;  married  Sarah  W.,  daughter  of  Timothy  Oakley 
and  Sarah  Ketchum  (b.  in  Deer  Park,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y., 
May  1,  1797),  January  14,  1823,  and  had 

86  Samuel  Oakley,  b.  February  22,  1824  ;  m.  (342)  Gertrude  Lan- 

sing Wendell,  December  10,  1850. 

87  Aaron  J.,  b.  October  24,  1825 ;  m.   Adeline  E.  Van  Schaack, 

August  3, 1852. 

88  James,  b.  June  28,  1827  ;  d.  April  30,  1835. 

89  Jesse  Oakley,  b.  June  15,  1831  ;  d.  January  25,  1870. 

90  John,  b.  December  11,  1834 ;  m.  Mart  E.  Van  der  Poel,  April 

5,  1860  ;  d.  May  29,  1869,  at  Chicago  ;  no  ch. 

91  Sarah  Elizabeth,  b.  March  21,  1838  ;  m.  1st,  (344)  Peter  Wen- 

dell, March  24,  1859  ;  2d,  Major  Robert  L.  Burnett,  Decem- 
ber 16,  1873  ;  d.  August  11,  1876,  in  Philadelphia. 

John  Yan  der  Poel,  M.  D.,  resided  in  Kinderhook  where 
he  died  October  27,  1851,  and  was  buried  in  the  Kinderhook 
Cemetery. 

73. 

Aaron,  son  of  (63)   Isaac  Tan  der  Poel  and  Moyca 

Huyck,  was  born  in  Kinderhook,  Columbia  county,  New  York, 
February  5,  1799  ;  married  1st,  Harriet  Baldwin,  September 
3,  1821.  She  died  April,  1S37,  without  issue.  He  married 
2d,  Ellen,  daughter  of  James  McBride  and  Hannah  Savage, 
April  2,  1839,  and  had 

92  James  McB.,  b.  August  2,  1840 ;  d.  December  27,  1860. 

93  John,  b.  August  22, 1842  ;  m.  Emily  C.  Noyes,  May  22,  1865 ;  d. 

April  12,  1866. 

94  Aaron  Ernest,  b.  February  20,  1846. 

Hon.  Aaron  Yan  der  Poel  died  July  18,  1870.  He  served 
two  terms  in  the  legislature  of  New  York,  1825-1829 ;  was 


334  Van  dek  Poel. 

three  times  elected  to  Congress,  1832,  1834,  1838.  After  his 
third  term  in  Congress  he  resumed  his  profession  of  law  in 
New  York  in  1841.  He  was  appointed  judge  of  the  Superior 
Court  in  1843,  elected  to  the  same  office  in  1847,  and  served  to 
January  1,  1850. 

74. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (69)  James  Tan  der  Poel  and 
Anna  Doll,  was  born  May  22,  1810 ;  married  John,  son  of 
President  Martin  Van  Buren,  June  22,  1841,  and  had 

95  Anna,  b.  July  31,  1843  ;  m.  Edward  Dtjer,  April  26,  1870. 

Elizabeth  Tan  der  Poel,  wife  of  John  Van  Buren,  died 
in  Albany  November,  1844. 

John  Van  Buren  died  at  sea  returning  from  Europe,  October, 
1866. 

75. 

Susan  Christina,  daughter  of  (69)  James  Van  der 
Poel  and<  Anna  Doll,  was  born  in  Albany  February  16, 1812; 
married  William  Cooper,  of  Albany  (b.  October  22,  1800), 
September  10,  1833,  and  had 

96  Susan  Margaret,  b.  in  Albany  May  2, 1835 ;  m.  George  Douglas 

Krumbhaar,  of  Philadelphia,  October  7,  1858. 

Susan  Christina  Van  der  Poel,  wife  of  "William  Cooper, 
died  in  Albany,  N.  Y.,  March  30,  1841: 

William  Cooper  died  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  September  1 , 
1856. 

76. 

Sarah  Ann,  daughter  of  (69)  James  Van  der  Poel  and 
Anna  Doll,  was  born  April  26,  1816  ;  married  James  M.,  son 
of  Abel  French,  December  2,  1S35,  and  had 

97  Anna,  b.  January  4,  1837. 

98  James  Vanderpoel,  b.  January  30, 1839 ;  d.  November  26, 1842. 

99  Francis,  b.  May  3,  1841 ;  d.  November  28,  1842. 

100  Elizabeth  Van  Buren,  b.  April  24, 1843  ;  d.  January  7,  1859. 

101  Isaac  Vanderpoel,  b.  September  26, 1845 ;  d.  s.  February  22,  1879. 

102  Julia,  b.  June  11,  1847  ;  d.  January  19, 1859. 

103  Sarah,  b.  August  6,  1849  ;  d.  April  3,  1851 . 


Van  dee  Poel.  335 

James  M.  Trench  died  in  Albany  July  11,  1855. 
Sarah  Ann  Van  i>er  Poel,  widow  of  James  M.  French, 
died  in  Albany  November  30,  1857. 

78. 
Isaac,  son  of  (69)  James  Van  der  Poel  and  Anna  Doll, 

was  born  May  7,  1821 ;  married  Susan,  daughter  of  Adams 
Foster,  May  14,  1850,  and  had 

104  Isaac,  b.  June  8,  1851. 

105  Mary  Keith,  b.  November  26,  1854 ;  m.  (75)  Marcus  T.  Hun, 

December  21,  1875. 

106  James,  b.  September  27,  1857. 

107  Henry  Adams,  b.  October  28,  1861. 

108  Susan,  b.  August  12, 1866. 

Isaac  Van  der  Poel  died  in  Albany  December  28,  1868. 

Susan  Foster,  widow  of  Isaac  Van  der  Poel,  and  family 
reside  in  Albany,  N".  Y. 

79. 

Harriet,  daughter  of  (69)  James  Van  der  Poel  and 
Anna  Doll,  was  born  June  6,  1824;  married  Joseph  C.  Y., 
son  of  John  Keyes  Paige  and  Helen  Maria,  daughter  of  Gov- 
ernor Joseph  Christopher  Yates  (b.  July  8,  1819),  September 
10,  1844,  and  had 

109  Helen  Maria,  b.  August  25, 1845  ;  m.  (1843  TalcottPed.)  Richard 

Hackley  Talcott,  February  8,  1881. 

110  James  Van  der  Poel,  b.  January  4. 1849  ;  d.  July  29,  1849. 

111  Joseph  Yates,  b.  December  23,  1850. 

112  Anna  Van  der  Poel,  b.  July  6  1854  ;  d.  April  15,  1855. 

113  Leonard,  b.  March  25,  1856. 

Joseph  C.  Y.  Paige  died  in  Albany  May  30,  1876. 

"  He  was  born  in  Schenectady,  graduated  at, Williams'  Col- 
lege, Massachusetts,  in  1838  ;  studied  law  in  the  office  of  Judge 
Alonzo  C.  Paige,  his  uncle,  in  Schenectady,  and  afterward  en- 
tered the  law  office  of  Charles  M.  Jenkins  and  Dudley  Burwell 
in  Albany.  He  held  a  clerkship  in  the  Albany  City  Bank 
until  1861,  when  he  was  appointed  Chamberlain  of  the  city  of 
Albany,  which  position  he  held  for  eleven  years,  after  which 
43 


336  Van  dek  Poel. 

he  became  assistant  teller  of  the  Albany  City  National  Savings 
bank,  holding  that  office  until  his  death.  Mr.  Paige  possessed  an 
eminently  genial  and  social  nature,  was  a  gentleman  of  culture 
and  refinement,  of  sterling  integrity  and  strict  probity.  He 
was  unostentatious  and  of  an  extremely  kind  nature,  well 
known  and  highly  appreciated.  Among  the  many  deaths  of 
prominent  citizens  that  have  occurred  none  are  more  regretted 
than  that  of  Joseph  C.  Y.  Paige." 

Harriet  Van  dee  Poel,  widow  of  Joseph  C.  Y.  Paige,  and 
family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

86. 
Samuel  Oakley,  son  of  (72)  John  Van  der  Poel  and 
Sarah  W.  Oakley,  was  born  February  22, 1824 ;  married  (342) 
Gertrude  Lansing,  daughter  of  (300)  Dr.  Peter  "Wendell  and 
Elizabeth  Van  Kleek  (b.  January  15, 1824,  in  Albany),  Decem- 
ber 10,  1850,  and  had 

114  Wendell,  b.  October  33, 1851  ;  d.  August  9,  1852. 

115  Samuel  Oakley,  Jr.,  b.  August  27,  1853  ;  m.  Mary  Louisa  Hal- 
'     sted,  October  20, 1880. 

116  Herman  Wendell,  b.  July  8,  1856. 

117  John,  b.  February  20,  1858- 

118  Elizabeth  Wendell,  b.  March  17,  1861 ;  d.  September  3, 1861 . 

119  Lewis  Morris,  b.  June  20,  1862  ;  d.  August  4,  1863. 

120  Gertrude  Wendell,  b.  November  2, 1864. 

These  children  were  all  born  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

"  Dr.  S.  Oakley  Van  der  Poel,  late  Health  officer  of  the 
Port  of  New  York,  was  born  at  Kinderhook,  Columbia  county, 
February  22d,  1824.  His  father  was  a  physician  of  consider- 
able local  celebrity,  and  other  members  of  the  family  have  be- 
come prominent  in  various  departments  of  intellectual  effort 
and  business  enterprise.  His  boyhood  and  youth  were  passed 
in  his  native  place,  and  much  out-doo'r  life  in  that  beautiful 
and  healthful  district  contributed  to  the  development  of  a 
vigorous  and  robust  constitution.  At  an  early  age  he  completed 
his  preparatory  training  in  the  Kinderhook  Academy,  and  en- 
tered upon  his  collegiate  course  in  the  University  of  New  York, 
of  which  institution  the  venerable  and  scholarly  Theodore 
Frelinghuysen  was  then  Chancellor.  Bearing  its  diploma,  he 
returned  to  begin  the  study  of  medicine  with  his  father,  and 


Van  dee  Poel.  337 

after  a  thorough  course  at  home  and  in  the  institution,  gradu- 
ated at  Jefferson  Medical  College,  Philadelphia,  in  the  spring 
of  1845.    For  the  next  two  yeai*s  he  was  associated  in  business 
with  his  father.     But  he  still  regarded  his  labors  as  only  pre- 
paratory to  the  real  professional  career  he  had  marked  out,  and, 
in  the  fall  of  1847,  went  to  Paris  to  pursue  his  studies  with 
the  superior  advantages  belonging  to  that  brilliant  capital.      It 
was  a  remarkable  period.    Paris  was  in  the  midst  of  profound 
agitation.     The  unpopular  ministry  of  Guizot  and  the  tremb- 
ling throne  of  the  citizen  king  were  tottering  to  their  fall. 
This  political  ferment  culminated  in  the  violent  revolution  of 
February,  1848,  ending  in  the   abdication  of  Louis  Phillipe, 
and  the  proclamation  of  the  Second  Republic.     Dr.  Van  dee 
Poel  witnessed  these  memorable  and  turbulent  scenes,  and,  as 
the  seething  tumult  was  un propitious  to  the  calm  prosecution 
of  studies,  he  traveled  through  the  south  of  France  and  Italy 
witnessing  at  Lyons,  Marseilles,  Naples,  Rome,  Florence  and 
Milan,  the  various  acts  of  the  revolutionary  drama  then  ex- 
citing all  Europe.     Immediately  after  the  bloody  days  of  June 
he  returned  to  the  French  capital  and  remained  for  a  consider- 
able period.    In  the  spring  of  1850  he  settled  in  Albany  where 
he  speedily  acquired  a  remunerative  practice,  which  continued 
thereafter  flattering  and  progressive.    .  He  was  soon  after  mar- 
ried to  Gertrude,  daughter  of  Dr.  Peter  Wendell,  Chancellor 
of  the  Regents  of  the  University.     In  1857  Governor  King 
appointed  him  Surgeon-General  of  the  State,  and  three  years 
later  he  was  chosen  President  of  the  Albany  County  Medical 
Society,  being  also  re-elected  the  following  year.     In  1861  he 
was  again  invited  to  the  office  of  surgeon-general  by  Governor 
Morgan.     The  position  proved  in  this  case  not  one  of  mere 
empty  honor.     The  inauguration  of  the  war,  shortly  after  his 
term  began,  imposed  duties  and  responsibilities  »far  more  ardu- 
ous, delicate  and  important  than  had  ever  before  devolved  upon 
that  or  any  other  similar  position  in  this  country.     It  became 
necessary,  without  the  guide  of  precedent  or  experience,  to 
improvise  a  vast  and  systematic  bureau,  meeting  every  require- 
ment attaching  to  the  complete  medical  organization  of  a  great 
force.      There  were  many  militia  regiments  to  be  promptly 


338  Van  dee  Poel. 

provided  with  medical  supplies  and  instruments  as  they  hurried 
to  the  held.  There  were  numerous  volunteer  regiments  rapidly 
assembling,  requiring  immediate  care  for  their  sick  and  atten- 
tion to  their  permanent  organization.  There  were  hundreds 
of  surgeons  and  assistants  coming  from  every  section  of 
the  State,  representing  every  grade  of  the  profession, 
whose  qualifications  were'  to  be  examined  and  decided. 
New  regiments  were  uninterruptedly  organized  and  old 
regiments  demanded  constant  attention,  even  after  they 
had  passed  into  the  service  of  the  United  States,  in  order  that 
a  competent  medical  staff  might  be  maintained.  This  last  duty 
was  made  peculiarly  harassing  and  exhausting  by  the  crude  system 
of  the  General  Government  during  the  first  two  years  of  the 
war.  In  many  cases  the  medical  officers  no  sooner  became  con- 
versant with  their  duties  than  the  novelty  and  romance  vanished, 
their  resignations  were  offered  and  accepted,  and  the  surgeon 
general  required  to  fill  the  vacancies  with  such  prompitude 
that  the  public  service  should  suffer  no  detriment.  The  magni- 
tude of.  the  responsibility  and  the  severity  of  the  labor  thus 
imposed,  may  be  judged  from  the  fact  that  there  were  between 
six  and  seven  hundred  positions  upon  the  medical  staff  to  be 
kept  filled  with  competent  officers.  A.  still  more  significant 
testimony  is  embodied  in  the  statement  that  at  one  time  the 
surgeon  general  was  called  upon  to  make  over  five  hundred  ap- 
pointments in  the  space  of  six  weeks.  Nor  was  this  all.  He 
was  obliged  to  establish  and  perfect  a  system  of  promotion 
which  should  be  just,  without  favoritism,  and  confer  reward 
without  impairing  the  efficiency  of  the  service.  His  patronage 
was  immense.  With  hundreds  of  officers  in  this  department, 
upon  whose  respective  merits  none  bnt  himself  could  decide, 
it  required  a  nice  sense  of  honor  and  a  wise  discrimination  to 
distribute  the  appoiutments  in  such  a  way  that  the  good  of  the 
general  service  might  be  harmonized  with  a  recognation  of  just 
personal  claims.  Nothing  could  put  the  professional  acquire- 
ments and  the  executive  talents  of  a  man  to  a  severer  test  than 
these  varied,  complicated  and  difficult  duties  ;  and  it  is  but  to 
repeat  the  judgment  of  the  highest  authorities  to  say  that  they 
were  performed  by  Dr.  Van  dee  Poel  with  signal  ability.     His 


Van  der  Poel.  339 

successful  administration  elicited  the  official  approval  of  both 
the  Secretary  of  War  and  the  Governor  of  the  State,  and  con- 
stitutes an  important  chapter  in  the  association  of  New  York 
with  the  great  contest.  In  1867  he  was  appointed  to  the  chair 
of  General  Pathology  and  Clinical  Medicine  in  the  Albany 
Medical  College,  which  he  held  for  three  years,  and  then  re- 
signed for  personal  reasons.  About  the  same  time  he  was 
appointed  a  manager  of  the  State  Lunatic  Asylum  at  Utica,  a 
position,  still  retained.  In  February,  1870  he  was  elected  Presi- 
dent of  the  Medical  Society  of  the  State  of  New  York,  the 
highest  recognition  in  the  power  of  his  professional  brethren 
to  bestow.  Dr.  Van  dek  Poel  was  in  1872  called  by  Governor 
Hoffman  to  take  charge  of  the  Quarantine  Department  of  the 
Port  of  New  York  as  Health  Officer  of  the  Port.  The  irregu- 
larities of  this  office  for  many  years  had  been  the  theme  of  dis- 
cussion in  legislative  councils  and  commercial  conventions,  and 
nothing  in  the  way  of  reform  seemed  effective.  The  antagon- 
isms of  commerce  and  quarantine  were  developed  to  the  fullest 
extent.  In  this  field,  with  all  its  complications,  there  was  full 
scope  for  the  executive  ability  which  Dr.  Van  dek  Poel  had 
displayed  so  often  before.  Taken  as  it  really  exists,  and  exe- 
cuted honestly,  this  is  the  highest  medical  office  in  the  world. 
To  Dr.  Van  dee  Poel  is  due  the  credit  of  restoring  it  to  its 
true  position.  His  first  action  was  to  reduce  the  various  parts 
of  it  to  one  system.  The  enormous  expenditures,  averaging 
more  than  a  quarter  of  a  million  annually  for  some  years,  had 
grown  into  a  heterogeneous  organization  without  much  system. 
Taking  charge  of  it  purely  as  a  sanitary  interest,  Dr.  Van  dee 
Poel  placed  in  the  hands  of  those  who  owned  merchandise  and 
ships,  the  work  which  had  to  be  done  on  their  vessels,  and 
which  thus  could  be  done  by  them  under  the  ordinary  business 
rules  that  controled  such  things  elsewhere.  The  quarantine 
law,  which  had  grown  by  successive  enactments  into  an  au- 
thority for  oppressive  administration,  was  codified  and  relaxed 
from  some  if  its  provisions,  only  retaining  what  was  necessary 
of  sanitary  restraint  for  the  public  safety,  and  these  changes 
urged  upon  the  legislature.  For  the  first  time  in  the  history  of 
quarantine,  we  find  commerce  sustaining  it.     Mercantile  as- 


340  "Van  deb  Poel. 

sociations  passed  complimentary  and  approving  resolutions,  and 
petitioned  the  legislature  in  favor  of  every  change  recom- 
mended by  Dr.  Van  der  Poel.  Branches  of  trade  which  had 
left  New  York  apparently  forever,  to  avoid  the  expenses  in- 
cident to  their  quarantine  detention,  are  returning.  In  all  this 
there  is  no  relaxation  of  sanitary  restraint  necessary  for  the  pro- 
tection of  the  whole  northern  and  western  United  States,  which 
depend  upon  this  port  for  their  immigrations,  but  sanitary 
regulations  which  the  doctor  considered  as  his  legitimate  care, 
were  made  more  strict  than  before ;  the  whole  success  of  his 
administration  being  the  judicious  "  re- arrangement  of  the 
system  under  curtailed  expenses,  and  the  exercise  of  the  same 
executive  ability  for  which  he  had  been  distinguished  in  previ- 
ous positions.  In  January,  1876,  he  was  elected  to  the  chair  of 
Theory  and  Practice  of  Medicine  in  the  Albany  Medical  College, 
a  position  which,  with  his  duties  of  Health  Officer  of  the  Port, 
he  has  since  earnestly  sustained.  As  a  physician  he  is  equally 
learned  in  theory,  and  skillful  in  practice.  To  large  native 
endowments  he  adds  the  highest  cultivation.  An  extensive 
library,  whose  ample  stores  are  carefully  enriched  with  all  the 
latest  publications,  both  American  and  foreign,  keeps  him  fully 
abreast  of  the  ripest  thought  and  best  achievements  in  medical 
science.  He  has  also  a  keen  taste  for  general  literature,  and, 
besides  being  a  successful  physician,  is  a  gentleman  of  large 
public  spirit  and  genial  culture." —  [From  the  Contemporary 
Biography  of  New  York.] 

Dr.  Van  dee  Poel  and  family  reside  in  New  York  city. 

87. 
Aaron  J.,  son  of  (72)  John  Van  der  Poel  and  Sarah  W. 

Oakley,  was  born  at  Valatie,  Columbia  county,  N.  Y.,  October 
24,  1 825  ;  married  Adeline  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Henry  C. 
Van  Schaack  and  Adeline  Ives  (b.  February  28, 1830),  August 
3,  1852,  and  had 

121  Mary  Cornelia,  b.  October  28, 1854;  m.  Benjamin  W.  Franklin, 
January  29,  1878,  and  had 

1  Adelaide  Vanderpoel,  b.  February  3, 1879 ;  d.  November 
5,  1880. 


Yan  der  Poel.  341 

122  Henry  Van  Schaack,  b.  January  19,  1856  ;  d.  June  13,  1859. 

123  Thomas  Beekman,  b.  June  18,  1858;  d.  December  15,  1863. 

124  Augustus  Hall,  b.  December  13,  1859. 

125  Adeline  Ives,  b.  July  28,  18G2  ;  d.  December  16,  1863. 

126  Lydia  Beekman,  b.  August  1,  1864. 

127  Aaron  Melgert,  b.  January  16,  1867. 

128  Margaret,,  b.  December  10,  1870. 

93. 
John,  son  of  (73)  Aaron  Van  der  Poel  and  Ellen  McBride, 

was  born  August  22,  1842;  married  Emily  C,  daughter  of 
William  Curtis  Noyes  and  Julia  F.  Talmadge,  May  22,  1865, 
and  had 

129  John  Arent,  b.  June  4,  1866. 

John  Van  der  Poel  died  April  12, 1866. 

96. 

Susan  Margaret,  daughter  of  (75)  Susan  Christina 
Van  der  Poe*l  and  William  Cooper,  of  Albany,  was  born  in 
Albany,  K  Y.,  May  2,  1835 ;  married  George  Douglas,  son 
of  Lewis  Krumbhaar  and  Sophia  Iiamsay,  of  Philadelphia  (b. 
in  Philadelphia  May  31,  1837),  October  7,  1858,  and  had 

130  'WJilliam  Cooper,  b.  in  Philadelphia  January  23,  1860 ;  d.  July 

17,  1860. 

131  Lewis,  Jr.,  b.  in  Paris,  France,  October  5,  1861. 

132  Cornelia  Cooper,  b.  in  Philadelphia  October  14,  1869. 

George  Douglas  Krumbhaar  and  family  reside  in  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Louis  Krumbhaar,  Sr.,  was  born  in  Philadelphia  September 
26,  1805.  Sophia  Eamsay,  widow  of  Lewis*  Krumbhaar,  was 
born  in  Alexandria,  Ya.,  and  died  in  Philadelphia  February 
28,  1874. 

105. 
Mary  Keith,  daughter  of  (78)  Isaac  Van  der  Poel  and 
Susan  Foster,  married  (75)  Marcus  T.  Hun,  December  21, 
1S75.     (See  Hun.) 


342  Van  dee  Poel. 

115. 
Samuel  Oakley,  Jr.,  son  of  (86)  Dr.  S.  Oakley  Van 
der  Poel  and  (335)  Gertrude  Lansing  Wendell,  was  born  in 
Albany  August  27,  1853 ;  married  Mary  Louisa,  daughter  of 
William  M.  Halsted  and  Mary  Louisa  Haines,  October  20, 
1880,  and  had 

133  Samuel  Oakley,  b.  August  23,  1881. 

Dr.  S.  Oakley  Van  der  Poel  is  a  practicing  physician  re- 
siding in  Albany. 


VAN  NES. 


1. 

Hendrick  CJerritse  Van  Nes,  from  Emberland,  mar- 
ried in  New  Amsterdam  Anneken  Wessels,  from  Colen,  April 
19,  1654,  and  had,  probably  by  a  former  wife, 

2  Cornells,  m.  ,1st,  Mayken  Hbndbickse  Burchgraeff ;  2d,  Maria 

Damen,  widow,  in  1664. 

3. 

Cornells,  son  of  (1)  Hendrick  Gerritse  Van  Nes,  was 

betrothed  to  Mayken,  daughter  of  Hendrick  Adriaensen 
Burchgraeff,  July  31,  1625  (notarial  papers  county  clerk's  office, 
Albany),  and  made  an  ante-nuptial  will ;  they  were  married  and 
had 

3  Gerritje,  m.  Roelf  Cornelis  Van  Houten. 

4  Hendricke,  m.  (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout. 

5  Hendrick,  m.  1st,  Annatie  Everts;  2d,  Catrin  Van  Dam,  No- 

vember 25, 1688. 

6  Gerrit,  b.  1645  ;  m.  Makitje  Teller,  widow,  about  February  14, 

1676. 

7  Jan,  m.  Aaltje ,  about  1683. 

8  Grielje,  m.  Pieter  Claas,  of  Amertsfort,  L.  I. 

Mayken  Burchgraeff,  wife  of  Cornelis  Van  Nes,  made  a  will 
June  12, 1635,  and  died  probably  about  that  time.  He  married, 
2d,  Maria  Damen,  in  1664,  widow,  first,  of  Dirk  Van  Eps ; 
second,  of  Hendrick  Andriese  Van  Doesburgh.  By  Van  Eps 
she  bad  Jan  and  Elizabeth,  who  married  Gerrit  Banker.  By 
Van  Doesburgh  she  had  one  daughter,  Jannetje,  who  married 
Martin  Cregier. 

Cornelis  Van  Nes  and  his  first  wife  lived,  when  first  mar- 
ried, in  1625,  upon  the  Hazendyck,  in   Holland.     His  wife's 
mother,  Annetje  Jansc,  of  Loeckervelt,  in   1630,  left  her  a 
44 


344  Van  Nes. 

legacy  of  three  morgens  of  land  in  Scherpenwyck.  March  24, 
1664,  he  was  "Kaets  Persoon"  (magistrate)  of  Rensselaerwyck 
and  still  widower  of  Mayken  Burchgraeff.  He,  with  Hendrick 
Burchgraeff,  Roelff  Cornelis  (Yan  Houten),  husband  and 
guardian  of  Gebeitse  Coenelis  Van  Ne6,  (1)  Jan  Jants  Oothout, 
husband  and  guardian  of  (4)  Hendeickie  Yan  Nes,  Hendeiok, 
Geeeit  and  Jan  Yan  Nes,  Pieter  Olaaes,  husband  and  guardian 
of  Geietje  Coenelis  Yan  Nes,  residing  in  Amertsfort,  L.  I., 
all  sons  and  daughters,  with  their  husbands,  of  Coenelis  Yan 
Nes  and  Mayken  Burchgraeff,  applied  for  a  division  of  their 
mother's  estate. 

In  1681  the  will  of  Coenelis  Yan  Nes  and  Makia  Damen, 
both  deceased,  was  presented  for  letters  of  administration  by 
her  children  Jan  Yan  Eps,  Gerrit  Bankers,  husband  of  Eliza- 
beth Yan  Eps,  and  Martin  Cregier,  husband  of  Jannetje  Hen- 
drickse  Yan  Doesburgh. 

5. 
Hendrick,  son  of  (2)  Cornelis  Van  Nes  and  Mayken 

Burchgraeff,  married,  1st,  Annatje,  daughter  of  (Jan  ?)  Everts, 
and  had 

9  Jan,  m.  (10)  Catalyna  Groesbeck,  November  17,  1706. 

10  Gerrit,  bp.  1681 ;  m.  Cathalxntje  De  Foreebt  June  12,  1709. 

Annatje  Everts,  wife  of  Hendrick  Van  Neb,  died.  He  married, 
2d,  Catryn  daughter  of  Claas  Ripso  Vandam  and  Maria 
Bords,  November  25,  1688,  and  had 

11  Maria,  bp.  April  6, 1692. 

12  Anna,  bp.  December  16,  1694. 

6. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (2)  Cornelis  Van  Nes  and  Mayken  Burch- 
graeff, was  born  in  1645 ;  married  Maritje,  daughter  of  William 
Teller  and  Margaret  Donchesen  (b.  in  184S),  and  widow,  first, 
of  Pieter  Lookermans,  and  second,  of  Pieter  Yan  Alen,  about 
February  14,  1676-7,  and  had 

13  Cornelis,  in.  Maritje  Gerritse  Van  den  Bergh,  July  17,  1696. 

14  Evert,  m.  Gbertje  Gerritse  Van  den  Bergh,  October  27,  1700. 

15  Gerrit,  b.  in  1681 . 


Van  Nes.  345 

Maritje  Teller,  wife  of  Gerrit  Van  Nes,  died  about 
1707.  She  had  a  son  William  by  Van  Alen,  and  probably  a 
daughter.  In  a  will  made  by  her  and  her  husband  Gerrit 
Van  Nes,  December  6,  1707,  they  refer  to  a  contract  made 
February  14,  1676-7,  before  they  were  married,  according 
to  which  William  Van  Alen,"  mariner,  was  to  have  property 
belonging  to  his  mother,  wife  of  Gerrit  Van  Nes,  at  her 
decease,  provided  Jannetje,  the  wife  of  Lourens  Van  Schaick, 
a  daughter  of  (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout  (niece  of  Gerrit  Van  Nes), 
and  (4)  Mayeke  (another  daughter  fo  (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout), 
the  wife  of  (6)  Thomas  Harmense  Hun,  have  an  amount  of 
equal  value  in  clothing. 

Gerrit  Van  Nes  made  a  will  March  10,  1715,  proved  July 
2, 1715,  in  which  he  mentions  his  deceased  wife  Maria,  William 
Van  Alen  and  niece  (Mayeke),  the  wife  of  (6)  Thomas  Har- 
mense Hun.     He  resided  in  Greenbush. 

The  records  in  regard  to  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  his  family 
are  very  obscure. 

7. 

Jan,  son  of  (2)  Cornells  Van  Nes  and  Mayken  Burch- 
graeff,  married  Aaltje  ,  about  1684,  and  had 

16  Hendrikje,  bp.  November  2,  1684. 

17  Johannes,  bp.  November  7,  1686. 

18  Maria,  bp.  March  2,  1689. 

Jan  Van  Nes  was  in  Greenbnsh  in  1663,  Cohoes  Island  in 
1681,  and  in  Half  Moon  in  1700. 

9. 
Jan,  son  of  (5)  Hendrick  Tan  Nes  and  Annatje  Everts, 

married  (10)  Catalyna,  daughter   of  (4)  Willem   Groesbeck 
and  Gertruy  Schuyler,  November  17,  1706,  and  had 

19  Henrick,  bp.  November  23,  1707  ;  d.  y. 

20  Henrick,  bp.  November  7, 1708. 

21  Willem,  bp.  March  4, 1711. 

22  Cornells,  bp.  March  22, 1713  ;  m.  Susanna  Swittb,  December  2, 

1738. 

23  Geertruy,  bp .  September  8,  1715. 

24  Anna,  bp.  December  8, 1717. 


346  Van  Nes. 

25  Catalyna,  bp.  April  10, 1720. 

26  Rachel,  bp.  September  26,  1722. 

27  Jan,  bp.  September  5, 1725. 

28  David,  bp.  February  25,  1728. 

Jan  Hendricks  Tan  Nes  was  buried  August  12,  1747. 

lO. 
Gerrit,  son  of  (5)  Hendrick  Tan  Nes  and  Annatje  Everts, 

was  baptised  in  1681 ;  married  Cathalyntje,  daughter  of  Philip 
De  Foreest  and  Tryntje  Kip  (bp.  November  25,  1694),  June 
12,  1709,  and  had 

29  Anna,  bp.  October  30, 1710. 

30  Catryna,  bp.  October  19,  1712. 

31  Hendrick,  bp.  January  30,  1715;  m.,  1st.,  Margarita  Winne; 

2d.,  Magdalena  Vrooman,  August  15,1759. 

32  Phillipus,  bp.  December  8,1717;  m.,lst,  Margaketa ;  2d, 

Lena  Ten  Broeck. 

33  Sarah,  bp.  September  11,  1720. 

34  Catalyna,  bp.  September  16,  1722. 

35  May  eke,  bp.  September  20,  1724. 

Cathalyntje  De  Foreest,  wife  of  Geeeit  Van  Nes,  was 
buried  March  27,  1743. 

13. 
Cornells,  son  of  (6)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  Marine  Teller, 

married  Maritje,  daughter  of  Gerrit  Van  den  Bergh,  July 
17,  1 695,  and  had 

36  Aaltje,  bp.  January  6,  1697. 

37  Gerrit,  bp.  December  20,  1702 ;   m.   Sarah  Van  den  Bergh, 

August  20,  1724. 

38  Maria,  bp.  March  10,  1706. 

Cornells  Van  Nes  resided  at  Half  Moon,  N.  Y. 

14. 

Evert,  son  of  (6)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  Maritje  Teller, 
married  Geertje,  daughter  of  Gerrit  Van  den  Bergh,  October 
27,  1700,  and  had 

39  Johanna,  bp.  March  19, 17(il. 

40  Ariaantje,  bp.  October  31,  1703. 


Van  Nes.  347 

41  Hanna,  bp.  July  14,  1706. 

42  Teuntje,  bp.  October  28, 1710. 

43  Jannelje,  bp.  April  5, 1713.  /   H*vV 

44  Marietje,  bp.  April  15,  1716. 

Evert  Van  Nes  resided  at  Half  Moon,  K  Y. 

22. 

Cornells,  son  of  (9)  Jan  Hendricks  Tan  Nes  and  (10) 
Catalyna  Groesbeck,  was  baptised  March  22,  1713  ;  married 
Susanna  (Anna?),  daughter  of  Cornelis  Switts  and  (15)  Hester 
Visscher  (bp.  October  19,  1712),  December  2,*1738,  and  had 

45  Johannes,  bp.  June,  17, 1739. 

46  Tierk Harmense,  bp.  October  25,  1741. 

47  Cornelis,  bp.  April  15,  1750. 

48  Willem,  bp.  July  27,  1755. 

31. 
Hendrick,  son  of  (10)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  Cathalyntje 
De  Foreest,  was  baptised   January   30,  1715  ;  married,  1st, 
Margarita,  daughter  of  Pieter  Winne  and  Maria  De  Foreest 
(bp.  October  25,  1719),  and  had 

49  Catalyna,  bp.  December  26,  1747  ;  d.  y. 

50  Catalina,  bp.  July  30, 1749. 
61  Pieter,  bp.  October  27,  1751. 

Margarita  Winne,  wife  of  Hendrick  Van  Nes,  was  buried  Decem- 
ber 28,  1754.  He  married,  2d,  Magdalena  Vkooman,  August 
15,  1759,  and  had 

52  Maria,  b.  October  8  ;  bp.  October  19,  1760 ;  m.  Frans  Samuel 

Prcjyn,  July  11,  1777 ;  d.  April  1,  1847. 

53  Gerrit,  b.  September  5,  1765. 

54  Cathalyntje,  b.  December  24,  1767. 

33. 
Phillipns  (Philip),  son  of  (10)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and 
Cathalyntje  De  Foreest,  was  baptised  December  8,  1717; 
married  Margarita ,  and  had 

55  Gerrit,  bp.  January  12, 1742. 

Margarita ,  wife  of  Philip  Van  Nes,  died.    He  married,  2d, 

Lena  Ten  Broeck,  and  had 


348  Van  Nes. 

66  Sarah,  b.  December  21,  1762. 

57  Catalyntje,  b.  November  22,  1770. 

37. 

Gerrit,  son  of  (13)  Cornells  Yan  Nes  and  Maritjo  Van 

den  Bergh,  was  baptised  December  20,  1702 ;  married  Sarah 
Van  den  Bergh,  August  20,  1724,  and  had 

68  Cornells,  bp.  Jaunary  19, 1726  ;  m.  Alida  Van  Woert. 

69  Jan,  bp.  October  1, 1727 ;  m.  Mayeke  Van  den  Bergh. 

60  Sartje,  bp.  February  9,  1729. 

61  Petrus,  Up.  January  23, 1732. 

62  Maritje,  bp.  April  25, 1736. 

63  Abraham,  bp.  December  20,  1738  ;  m.  Annatje  De  Ridder,  Jan- 

uary 27, 1762. 

64  Aaltje,  bp.  August  23, 1741. 
66  Nicolas,  bp.  June  17, 1744. 

58. 

Cornells,  son  of  (37)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  Sarah  Van 

den  Bergh,  was  baptised  January  19,  1726 ;  married  Alida 
Van  Woert,  and  had 

66  Gerrit,  bp.  January  13, 1751. 

67  Jacob,  bp.  June  13, 1753. 

68  Sara,  bp.  Marcb  12,  1755  ;  d.  y. 

69  Sara,  bp.  November  6, 1757. 

70  Johannes,  bp.  November  25, 1759. 

71  Petrus,  b.  January  21, 1766. 

72  Petrus,  bp.  May  15, 1768. 

59. 

Jan,  son  of  (37)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  Sara  Van  den 
Bergh,  was  baptised  October  1,  1727 ;  married  Mayeke  Van 
den  Bergh,  and  had 

73  Sara,  bp.  March  17,  1754. 

63. 
Abraham,  son  of  (37)  Gerrit  Van  Nes  and  Sara  Van 
den  Bergh,  was  baptised  December  20,  1738 ;  married  An- 
natje, daughter  of  Gerrit   De  Ridder  and  Anna  Van  den 
Bergh  (?),  January  24,  1762,  and  had 


Van  Neb.  349 


74  Annalje,  b.  October  12,  1762. 

75  Gerrit,  b.  March  7,  1766. 

76  Sara,  b.  November  1,  1767. 

77  Maria,  b.  May  28, 1773. 


Abraham  Van  Nes  resided  at  Half  Moon,  N.  T. 


VAN  SCHAICK. 


1. 

Gozen  Gerritse,  son  of  Gerrit  Van  Schaick,  married, 
1st,  Geertje  Barents,  and  had 

2  Geertje,  m.,  1st,  Hendrick  Costar  ;  2d,  (4)  Johannes  Lansing. 

Geertje  Barents,  wife  of  Gozen  G.  Van  Schaick,  died.     He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Annetje  Livesen,  July,  1657,  and  had 

3  Gerrit,  b.  in  1650 ;  m.  Alida  Van  Slightenhorst  ;  d.  November 

11,  1679. 

4  Anthony,  b.  in  1655  ;  m.  (c)  Maria  or  Mart  Van  der  Poel. 
6  Sybrant,  b.  in  1653 ;  m.  (b)  Elizabeth  Van  der  Poel. 

6  *  Gerrilje,  b.  in  1657 ;  m.  Captain  Andrew  Drayer,  commander 

•  of  the  Fort  at  Albany,  June  17, 1674. 

There  were  other  children. 

Gozen  G.  Tan  Schaick  died  before  1681.     He  first  appears 

in  Albany  about  1652.     He  owned  land  at  Esopus  in  1663. 

(See  deed  book  C  county  clerk's  office  and  volume  1  common 

council  records.) 

4. 

Anthony,  son  of  (1)  Gozen  Gerritse  Van  Schaick  and 

Annetje  Livesen,  was  born  in  Albany ;  married  (c)  Maria  or 

Mary,  daughter  of  (a)  Anthony  Tan  der  Poel   and  Catrina 

Croon,  of  "Watervliet,  and  had 

7  Oatrina,  m.  Samuel  Coeymans,  December  29,  1724. 

8  Gozen,  bp.  October  5, 1684  ;  d .  y .  > 

9  Geertje,  bp.  September  11,  1687  ;  m.  (12)  Coenraedt  Ten  Eyck, 

September  24, 1704. 

10  Gozen,  bp.  in  1694 ;  d.  y. 

11  Gozen,  bp.  February  16,  1696. 

12  Anna  Margarita,  bp.  December  6,  1702. 

♦Holgate  says  Geertje,  daughter  of  Levin  113  Van  Schaick,  married  Andrew 
Drayer,  admiral  in  the  Dutch  service,  but  this  cannot  be  correct  if  Levinus  was 
the  son  of  Gozen  by  Annetje  Livesen,  whom  he  married  in  1657.  For  if  Levinus 
was  25  years  old  when  married  and  his  daughter  was  born  the  next  year,  she  would 
have  been  born  eight  years  after  the  records  say  Captain  Drayer  was  married. 


Van  Schaick.  351 

5. 
Sybrant  Cr.,  son  of  (1)  Gozen  Gerritse  Van  Schaick  and 
Annetje  Livesen,  was  born  in  Albany  ;  married  (b)  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  (a)  Anthony  Van  der  Poel  and  Catrina  Croon,  of 
Watervliet,  and  had 

13  Gozen,  m.  Catharine  Staats,  December  10,  1699. 

14  Gerrit,  m.  Sarah  Goewey. 

15  Maria,  m.  Johannes  Gi,endoff. 

16  Anthony,  married  and  had  children. 

17  Catrina  (Catharina),  m.  (8)  Adriaan  Quackenbush,  January  18. 

1699. 
__^     18  Alida,  m.  Solomon  Goewey. 

Sybrant  G.  Van  Schaick  died  and  his  widow  married 
Benoni  Van  Corlaer,  June  2,  1686,  and  died  his  widow  in 
1750. 

13. 

Gozen,  son  of  (5)  Sybrant  G.  Van  Schaick  and  (b)  Eliza- 
beth Van  der  Poel,  married  Catharine  Staats,  December  10, 
1699,  and  had. 

19  Sybrant. 

20  Debora,  m.  (19)  Johannes  Janse  Beeckman  (his  second  wife), 

December  10,  1748. 

21  Jacob. 

22  Abraham. 

23  Sarah,  bp.  November  27,  1715;  m.  (56)  Robert  J.  Lansing  (his 

second  wife),  February,  1748. 

24  Ricke,  m.  (47)  Abraham  A.  Lansing  (his  first  wife),  December 

27,  1731. 

Gozen  Van  Schaick  died  March,  1725. 

(For  a  very  full  account  of  the  Van  Schaicks  see  Pearson's  Albany 
families.)  » 

45 


VAN  YECHTEN. 


In  " O'Callaghan's  History  of  New  Netherlands"  mention 
is  made  of  Tennis  Cornelisseu  Tan  Vechten  as  succeeding 
Miehaelse  Jansen  on  his  farm  in  1646,  and  as  living  in  1648  at 
the  south  end  of  Greenbnsh,  Rensselaer  county,  N.  Y.  Also 
of  Tennis  Dircksen  Van  Yechten  who  came  to  this  country 
with  wife,  child  and  two  servants  in  the  Arms  of  Norway, 
and  had  a  farm  in  1648  at  Greenbush,  north  of  that  occupied 
by  Teunis  Cobnelissen  Van  Vechten.  He  is  referred  to 
in  1663  as  an  old  inhabitant.  Of  the  former  nothing  further 
has  been*  found  on  the  record.  The  children  of  the  latter 
settled  in  Rensselaerwyck  and  on  the  banks  of  the  Hudson 
below  Fort  Orange.  The  following  notes  relate  chiefly  to  the 
Catskill  branch  of  the  family,  and  were  furnished  in  part  by 
Henry  Brace,  Esq.,  of  New  York. 

1. 
Teunis/'  son  of  Dirckse  Van  Vechten,  as  stated  above, 
came  to  this  country  in  the  "  Arms  of  Norway,"  with  wife, 
child  and  two  servants,  in   1638,  and  settled  in   Greenbnsh. 
They  had  living  in  1700 : 

2  Dirck  T.,  m.  Jannetje  Michielse  Vrklant. 

3  Cornells  T.,  m.,  1st,  Sara    Salomense    Goewey,  in   1668;  2d, 

Annatje  Leendeutse  ;  3d,  Maria  Luoase,  widow  of  Jacob 
Claase,  July  3,  1689. 

4  Gerrit  T.,  m.,  1st,  Ant.te  Janse  ;  2d,  (15)  Greet.te  Volckert, 

daughter  of  (1)  Volckert  Jans  Douw. 

5  Pietertje,  m.  Mtndert  Frederickse  Van  Yveren,  in  1663. 


♦The  defendants  of  Tennis  Dirckse  Van  Vechten,  with  the  exception  of  the 
family  of  (2)  Dirck  Teunise  Van  Vechten,  were  taken  from  Professor  Pearson's 
"  First  Settlers  of  Albany." 


Vvn  Veciiten.  353 

2. 
Dirck  Teunise,  son  of  (1)  Teunis  Dirckse  Tan  Vechten, 
married  Jannetje,  daughter  of  Michiel  Jansen  Vrelant  and 
Fytje  Hartman,  of  Communipaw,  N.  J.,  and  had 

6  Jannetje,  b.  September  35,  1660. 

7  Wyntje,  b.  January  17,  1662  ;  in.  Philip  Leendertse  Conyn,  of 

Coxsackie. 

8  Michiel,  b.  November  28,  1663  ;  m.,  1st,  Marttje  Parker,  No- 

vember 21,  1686  ;  2d,  Jannetje  DuMont,  April  2, 1691. 

9  Neeltje,  b.  March  24,  1665. 

10  Johannes,  b.  June  24\  1666  ;  d.  a.  June  1, 1735. 

11  Teunis,  b.  May  24,  1668 ;  m.  Cattilyntje  (Caatje)  Van  Petten, 

November  28,  1694  ;  d.  in  1707. 

12  Antje,  b.  May  4,  1670. 

13  Fylae,  b.  December  6,  1671 ;  m.  probably  William  Janse  Cas- 

peiise  Halenbeck,  of  Coxsackie,  May  23,  1697. 

14  Samuel,  b.  April  12,  1673  ;  d.  s.  March  30,  1741. 

15  Saatje  (Sara),  b.  January  8,  1675. 

16  Abraham,  b.  April  14, 1679  ;  of  Raritan,  N.  J. ;  d.  s.  before  October 

16,  1739. 

Dirck  Teunise  Tan  Veehten  died  November  25, 1702.  He 
made  his  will  April  4,  1687,  proved  March  30,  1703. 

Samuel,  son  of  Dikck  Teunise  Van  Vechten,  made  the 
following  will  December  3,  1739,  proved  April  15,  1741 : 

In  the  name  of  God,  Amen,  the  third  day  of  September,  in 
the  thirteenth  year  of  the  reign  of  our  Sovereign  Lord  George 
the  Second,  by  the  grace  of  God  of  Great  Britain,  France  and 
Ireland,  king,  defender  of  the  faith,  etc.,  and  in  the  year  of 
our  Lord  Christ  one  thousand,  seven  hundred  and  thirty-nine. 
I,  Samuel  Van  Veghten,  of  Catskill,  in  the  county  of  Albany 
and  colony  of  New  York,  in  America,  yeoman,  being  weak  and 
sickly  of  body,  yet  of  perfect  mind  and  memory,  praised  be 
Almighty  God  therefor,  but  calling  to  mind  the  mortality  of 
my  body  and  knowing  'tis  appointed  for  all  men  once  to  dye, 
do  therefore  make,  constitute,  appoint  and  ordain  this  my  last 
will  and  testament  in  manner  and  form  following,  that  is 
to  say : 

Principally  and  in  the  first  place  I  recommend  my  soul  into 
the  hands  of  Almighty  God  who  gave  it,  and  my  body  to  be 
buried  in  a  Christian-like  and  decent  manner,  at  the  discretion 


3o4  Van  Vechtkn. 

of  ray  executor  hereafter  named,  nothing  doubting,  but  at 
the  general  resurrection  I  shall  receive  the  same  again  through 
the  sorrowful  sufferings,  painful  death  and  joyfull  resurrection 
of  my  Blessed  Saviour  and  Mighty  Redeemer  Jesus  Christ, 
being  thereby  fully  persuaded  to  obtain  full  pardon  and  re- 
mission of  all  my  sins  and  to  inherit  everlasting  life.  To  which 
the  Holy  Trinity  one  eternal  Deity,  be  all  honor,  power  and 
glory,  world  without  end,  Amen. 

And,  whereas,  my  honored  father  Dibck  Thunisse  Van 
Veghten  (deceased),  did  on  the  20th  day  of  October,  Anno 
Domini  1681,  purchase  of  Stephen  Van  Cortland  a  certain 
tract  of  land  in  Catskill,  in  the  county  of  Albany,  which  was 
afterwards  confirmed  by  a  patent  under  the  hand  and  seal  of 
his  Excellency  Thomas  Dongan,  State  Governor  of  New  York, 
bearing  date  the  21st  day  of  March,  Anno  Domini  1686,  and 
which  was  afterwards  made  over  to  me  and  my  brother 
Johannes  Van  Veghten  (deceased),  by  my  brothers,  namely, 
Michael  and  Abeaham  Van  Veghten  (deceased),  by  deed 
bearing  date  the  30th  day  of  March,  Anno  Domini  1715,  and 
my  brother  Johannis  Van  Veghten  (deceased),  his  part  or 
share  was  made  over  to  me  by  deed  bearing  date  the  9th  day 
of  August,  Anno  Domini  1721,  all  of  which  premises  I  am 
seized  of  fee  and  in  actual  possession  of  and  as  touching  all 
such  temporal  estate  of  lands,  goods  and  chattels  as  the  Lord 
hath  been  pleased  (far  above  my  deserts)  to  bestow  upon  me 
in  this  life.  I  give,  devise,  order  and  dispose  of  the  same  in 
manner  and  form,  following : 

Imprimis  —  It  is  my  will  and  I  do  order  that  at  my  decease 
the  second  son  of  my  brother  Thunis  Van  Veghten  (deceased) 
namely,  my  nephew  Thunis  Van  Veghten,  who  hath  been 
under  my  care  from  his  childhood  and  now  abiding  with  me, 
shall,  hold,  use,  occupy,  possess  and  enjoy  all  my  lands  at 
Catskills  wherein  I  am  now  in  the  possession  and  enjoyment 
of,  with  all  the  houses,  out-house,  grist  mill,  barns,  barracks, 
orchard  garden,  with  all  and  singular  the  appurtenances  to  the 
premises  belonging  or  appertaining  and  all  other  my  real  estate 
wheresoever  and  of  what  nature  or  kind  soever  for  and  to  the 
whole  and  sole  use,  benefit  and  improvement  of  him,  the  said 
Thunis  Van  Veghten,  for  and  during  his  natural  life  time, 
and  no  longer  without  impeachment  for  waste. 


Van  Vecuten.  355 

Item —  It  is  my  will  and  I  do  bequeath  and  order  that  at  the 
decease  of  him,  the  said  Thunis  Van  Veghten,  the  before- 
mentioned  estate  shall  coine  into  the  full  possession  and  enjoy- 
ment of  the  right  heir  or  heirs  of  him,  the  said  Thunis  Van 
Veghten,  lawfully  begotten  of  his  own  body,  and  thence  to 
descend  from  the  said  lawful  heir  of  him,  the  said  Thunis  Van 
Veghten,  to  his  heir  lawfully  begotten,  and  thus  to  descend 
from  heir  to  heir  lawfully  begotten  of  the  preceeding  heir, 
successively,  to  the  end  of  the  world,  with  this  restriction,  that 
he,  the  said  Thunis  Van  Veghten,  or  his  said  heir,  and  from 
heir  to  heir  aforesaid,  successively,  shall  not  by  any  way  or 
means  whatsoever,  convey  or  make  over  any  part  or  parcel  of 
the  before-mentioned  estate,  but  that  the  same  shall  abide, 
continue  and  remain,  the  visitations  of  Almighty  God  in  his 
allwise  providence,  only  excepted,  a  perpetual  estate  of  inherit- 
ance for  and  to  the  use  and  uses  of  him,  the  said  Thunis  Van 
Veghten,  during  his  life,  and  after  his  decease,  of  the  heir  of 
his  body  and  thence  from  heir  to  heir  aforesaid,  successively, 
to  the  end  of  the  world  as  is  before  expressed,  he,  the  said 
Thunis  Van  Veghten,  and  his  said  heir,  and  then  from  heir 
to  heir,  successively,  rendering  and  paj'ing  therefor  yearly  and 
every  year  for  ever,  on  the  25th  day  of  March,  to  his  majesty, 
his  heirs  or  successors,  the  Quit  Kent  due  for  the  same,  namely, 
the  quantity  of  three  bushels  of  good  winter  wheat. 

Item,  —  I  give  and  bequeath  to  my  said  nephew,  Thunis  Van 
Veghten,  his  executors,  administrators  and  assigns  for  ever, 
all  my  household  goods,  furniture,  utensils  and  implements, 
namely :  Beads,  beading  lining,  woolen,  iron,  brass,  putcr, 
wooden-ware,  waggons,  slays,  ploughs,  harrows,  plate,  cash, 
money  and  moneys  worth  in  hand  or  owing  to  me,  together 
with  all  my  personal  chattels  as  negro  slaves,  male  and  female, 
horses,  cows,  sheep,  swine,  poultry,  with  all  and  every  other 
part  of  my  moveable  and  jjersonal  estate  wheresoever,  and 
whatsoever  none  excepted.  And  lastly  I  make,  constitute, 
appoint  and  ordain  my  before-mentioned  nephew  Thunis  Van 
Veghten,  the  only  and  sole  executor  of  this  my  last  will  and 
testament,  revoking  hereby  all  former  will  or  wills,  testament 
or  testaments  by  me  before  this  time  made,  willed  or  bequeathed, 
ratifying  and  confirming  this  to  be  my  last  will  and  testament. 


356  Van  Veciitkn. 

In  testimony  whereof  I  have  hereunto  put  my  hand  and  seal 
in  my  dwelling-house  at  Catskill,  in  the  county  of  Albany,  the 
day  and  year  first  above  written 

N.  B.  —  That  the  rasure  in  the  word  (this)  was  before  sign- 
ing and  sealing. 

SAMUEL  VAN  VEGHTON    [l.  s.] 

Signed,  sealed,  published,  pronounced  and  declared  by  the 
said  Samuel  Van  Veghten  to  be  his  last  will  and  testament, 
in  the  presence  of  us, 

F.  SALISBURY. 
ABRAHAM  SALISBURY, 
WILLIAM  SALISBURY. 

Albany,  the  loth  day  of  April,  1741. 
Be  it  remembered  that,  on  the  day  and  year  above  written, 
personally  appeared  before  me,  Myndert  Schuyler,  being  there- 
unto delegated  and  appointed  by  Francis  Salisbury,  Abraham 
Salisbury  and  William  Salisbury,  the  subscribing  witnesses  to 
the  within  written  will  of  Samuel  Van  Veghten,  and  made 
oath  on  the  Holy  Evangelist  of  Almighty  God,  that  they  saw 
the  said  Samuel  Van  Vkgiiten  sign  and  seal,  publish  and  de- 
clare the  same  to  be  his  last  will,  and  that  at  the  time  thereof 
he  was  of  sound  disposing  mind  and  memory  to  the  best  of 
their  knowledge. 

(was  signed)  MYNDEKT  SCHUYLER 

Recorded  in  Book  of  Records  held  for  the  city  and  county 
of  Albany,  in  Book  No.  F,  pages  302,  303  and  304,  and  I  do 
hereby  certify  that  I  find  no  material  rasures  or  interlineations 
in  the  within  will,  and  that  I  have  examined  the  same  with  the 
record  thereof.     Recorded  April  15,  1741. 

PHILIP  LIVINGSTON,  Jr., 

Deputy  Clerk. 

3. 
Cornells  Teunise,   alias  Keesom,  of  Papsknee  (an 
island  below  Albany),  son  of  (1)  Tennis  Dirckse  Van  Yechten, 
married,  1st,  Sara  Saloinonse  Goewey,  and  had  probably  by 
his  wife 


Van  Vechten.  357 


17  Salomon. 

18  Dircks. 


Sara  Salomonse  Goewey,  wife  of  Coknelis  Teunise  Van  Vechten, 
died.  He  married, 2d,  Annatje  Leendertse,  and  bad  probably 
by  this  wife 

19  Leendert. 

20  Reuben. 

Annatje  Leendertse,  wife  of  Cornelis  Tetjnise  Van  Vechten, 
died.  He  married,  3d,  Maria  Lucase,  widow  of  Jacob  Claase, 
July  3,  1689,  and  had 

21  Lucas,  bp.  February  26.  1690. 

22  Anna,  bp.  December  26,  1692. 

23  Jannetje,  bp.  February  13,  1698  ;  m.  (39)  Johannes  G.  Lansing 

May  12,  1729 ;  buried  March  18,  1752. 

4. 
Gerrit  Teunise,  of  the  Colony  of  Kensselaerwyck,  son 
of  (1)  Teuuis   Dirckse  Tan  Techten,  married   1st,  Antje 
Janse,  and  had 

24  Johannes,  m.  Makia  Bogardus,  March  19,  1699.  (?) 

Antje  Janse,  wife  of  Gerkit  Teunise  Van  Vechten,  died.  He 
married  2d,  (15)  Greetje  Volckert,  daughter  (1)  Volckert 
Jans  Douw,  and  had 

25  Volckert,  m.  Ltdia  Ten  Broeck,  August  22,  1702.  (?) 

In  167S  Gerrit  Teunise  Van  Yechten  and  Jan  Conell 
bought  Captain  Jan  Clute's  claim  in  lands  at  Catskill.  In 
1680  he  bought  of  Gen-it  Yan  Slightenhorst  a  negro  man 
named  Dick,  for  one  hundred  and  fifty  pieces  of  nooten  hout  • 
also  another  negro  named  Harry,  for  200  skipples  of  Indian 
corn,  two  loads  of  hay  and  24  beavers  in  hogs.  In  1697  he 
petitioned  the  governor  in  favor  of  his  brother  who  had  acci- 
dentally killed  a  child  of  Colonel  Schuyler.  In  his  will  of 
March  8,  1680-1  he  spoke  of  his  wife  Greetje  and  two  sons, 
Johannes,  by  his  first  wife,  and  Yolckert  by  his  second. 

5. 
Pietertje,  daughter  of  (1)  Tennis  Dirckse  Yan  Yechten, 
married  Myndert  Frederickse  Yan  Yveren,*  his  second  wife, 
in  1663,  and  had 


*  Myndert  Frederickse  married  first  Catherj'n  Burcharts  (Burner)  by  whom  he 
had  Frederick,  born  in  1M57 ;  Burger,  born  in  1660,  settled  in  New  York. 


35*  Van  Vkoiitkn. 

26  Neeltje,   m.   1st,  (1)  Martin  Qerritse  Van  Bergen  ;  2d,  (lit 

Hendrick  Volckerts  Douw,  October  3,  1697. 

27  Regnier. 

28  Johannes,  who  settled  in  Schenectady. 

7. 

Wyntjc,  daughter  of  (2)  Dirck  Teunise  Van  Vechten 
and  Jannetje  Michielse  Vrelant,  was  born  January  17,  1662  ; 
married  Philip  Leendertse  Conyn,  of  Coxsackie,  and  had 

29  Leendert,  b.  September  9,  1083. 

30  Dirck,  bp.  in  Albany  April  19,  1685. 

31  Agnietje,  bp.  in  Albany  February  6,  1687. 

32  Antje,  bp.  in  Albany  January  27,  1689. 

33  Fytae,  bp.  in  Albany  January  15,  1693. 

34  Philip,  bp.  in  Albany  January  29,  1694. 

35  Saartje,  bp.  in  Albany  July  17,  1698. 

36  Johannes,  bp.  in  Albany  June  15,  1701. 

(From  Pearson's  Early  Settlers  of  Albany.) 

8. 
HicMel,  son  of  (2)  Dirck  Teunise  Van  Vechten  and 
Jannetje  Michielse  Vrelant,  was  born  November  28,  1663  ; 
married,  1st,  Marytje  Parker,  November  21,  1686,  and  bad 

37  Marylje,  b.  October  8,1687;   m.,   1st,  Albert  Ten  Eyck  ;   2d, 

Jeremiau  Field,  Febrbary  19, 1712-13. 

38  Dirck,  b.  December,  1689  ;  d.  October  27,  1693. 

Marytje  Parker,  wife  of  Michiel  Van  Vechten,  died  July,  1690. 
He  married  2d,  Jannetje  Du  Mont,  April  2d,  1691,  and  had 

39  Dirck,  b.  July  15,  1699;  m.,  1st.,  Judith  Brockiiols  ;  2d,  Bar- 

bara Antonides,  November  2,  1719  ;  3d,  Sarah  Middah,  d. 
November  29,  1781. 

40  Jannetje,  b.  June  12, 1701 ;  m.  Jacobus  Hegeman. 

Michiel  Van  Vechten  lived  at  Rariton,  N.  J.  He  made  a 
will  dated  May  20,  1734. 

11. 
Tennis,  son  of  (2)  Dirck  Teunise  Van  Vechten  and  Jan- 
netje Michielse  Vrelant,  was  born  May  24,  1668  ;  married 
Cathlyntje  (Caatjc),  daughter  of  (-bias  Frederickse  Van  Pet- 
ten,  of  Schenectady,  November  28,  1694,  and  had 


Van  Vechten.  359 

41  Dirck,  b.  September  12, 1695  ;  m.  in  Kingston,  Helena  Seulant 

(or  Suybrant),  December  26,  1722  ;  d.  1782. 

42  Eva,  bp.    in   Albany,   May   12,  1700;    in.  (perhaps)  Johannes 

Suylant. 

43  Jannetje,  bp.  in  Schenectady,  May  24,  1702. 

44  Maria,  bp.  in  Albany,  June  4,  1704. 

45  Teunis,  b.  April  1,  1707  ;  m.  in  Kingston,  Judikje  Ten  Broeck, 

January  9,  1742;  d.  April  3,  1785. 

Teunis  Tan  Yechten  died  in  1707. 

13. 
Fytje,  daughter  of  (2)  Dirck  Teunise  Van  "Vechten  aud 
Jannetje  Michielse  Vrelant,  was  born  December  6,  1671 
married  (probably)  William  Janse  Casparse  Halenbeck,  of 

Coxsackie,  May  23,  1697,  and  had 

46  Rachel,  bp.  in  Albany,  November  14,  1697. 

47  Dirck,  bp.  in  Albany,  September  10,  1699. 

48  Jan,  bp.  in  Albany,  April  27,  1701. 

49  Samuel,  bp.  in  Albany,  June  13, 1703. 

50  Caspar,  bp.  in  Albany,  January  7,  1705. 

51  Michiel,  bp.  in  Albany  March  9,  1707. 

52  Abraham,  bp.  in  Albany,  January  9,  1709. 

53  Jeronimus,  bp.  in  Kingston,  June  24,  1711. 

54  Jannetje,  bp.  in  Albany,  July  5, 1713. 

55  Sara,  bp.  in  Albany,  September  4,  1715. 

25.     • 
Volckert,  son  of  (4)  Gerrit  Teunisse  Van  Vechten  and 

(15)  Greetje  Volckert  Donw,  his  second  wife,  was  born ; 

married  Lydia,  daughter  of  Dirck  "Wessels  Ten  Broeck  and 
Christina  Van  Buren,  August  26,  1702,  and  had 

56  Gerrit  Teunis,  bp.  April  25,  1703;  m.  Lena  Witbeck,  November 

6,  1739. 

57  Margarita,  bp.  March  3,  1706  ;  m.  Gerrit  C.  Van  dkn  Bergh. 

58  Ephraim,   )  m.  Catharina  Ten  Broeok,  January  3,  1744. 

[    bp.  June,  12,  1709. 

59  Johannes,  )  m.  (25)  Neletje  Beeckman,  October,  29,  1734. 

60  Dirck,  bp.  October  19, 1712. 

Volckert  Van  Vechten  made  a  will  July  18,  1747,  proved 

April   15,  1747;  spoke  of  wife  and  grandchildren  Volckert 

and  Agnietje. 

46 


360  Van  Vechten. 

37. 

Marytje,  daughter  of  (8)  Michiel  Tan  Yechten  and  his 

first  wife  Marytje  Parker,  was  born  October  8, 1687,  married, 
1st,  Albert  Ten  Eyck,  and  had 

61  Jenneken,  b.  October  6, 1708. 

62  Albert,  b.  April  10  or  11,  1711. 

Albert  Ten  Eyck,  first  husband  of  Marytje  Van  Vechten,  died. 
She  married,  2d,  Jeremiah  Field,  February  19, 1712-3,  and  had 

63  Jeremiah,  b.  January  27, 1713-4. 

64  John,  b.  April  5, 1715. 

65  Michiel,  b.  August  24.  1710  ;  d.  y . 

66  Margaret,  b.  October  2, 1717. 

67  Mary,  b.  September  8,  1719  ;  d.  y. 

68  Mary,  b.  October  19, 1720. 

69  Michiel,  b.  February  4,  1722-3. 

70  Benjamin,  b.  February  19,  1724-5. 

71  Teunis,  b. ;  m.  Margaret  Fisher,  March  28, 1764. 

39. 
Dirck,  son  of  (8)  Michiel  Van  Vechten  and  his  second 
wife,  Jannetje  Du  Mont,  was  born  July  15, 1699  ;  married,  1st, 
Judith,  daughter  of  Anthony  Brockhols,  captain  and  com 
mander  of  the  military  forces  of  New  York,  and  Susanna 
Schrick,  step-daughter  of  William  Teller,  Sr.  (?).  Probably  no 
children.  He  married,  2d,  Barbara,  daughter  of  Johannes 
Antonides,  November  2,  1719.  Probably  no  children.  He 
married,  3d,  Sarah  Middah,  and  had 

72  Dirck,  b.  May  5,  1760  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

73  Margaret,  b.  November  24, 1762 ;  m.  Joseph  Crane  ;  d.  May  27 

1812. 

74  Michiel,   b.   November   13,  1766  ;    m.  Elizabeth    La  Grange, 

April  10,  1787  ;  d.  December  29,  1831. 

75  Elizabeth,  b.  September  1,  1769  ;  m.  George  Davis,  M.  D.,  1794  • 

d.  October  30,  1795. 

Dirck  Van  Vechten  died  November  29,'  1781. 

40. 

Jannetje,  daughter  of  (8)  Michiel  Van   Vechten  and 

his  second  wife  Jannetje  Du  Mont,  was  born  June  12,  1701 ; 
married  Jacobns  Hegeman,  and  had 


Van  V ecu  ten.  361 

76  Dennis,  m.  Aaltje . 

77  Jacobus  (James). 

41- 
Dirck,  of  Loonenburg  (Athens),  son  of  (11)  Teunis  Tan 

Vechten  and  Cathlyntje  (Caaijje)  Tan  Petten,  was  born  Sep- 
tember 12,  1695;  married  in  Kingston  Helena,  daughter  of 
Huybartus  Seulant  (or  Suybrant),  October  25, 1722,  and  had 

78  Teunis,  b.   April  26, 1724  ;  m.  Leybe,  daughter  of  Albert  Van 

Loon,  July  8,  1747  ;  d.  September  1,  1792  ;  no  ch. 

79  Hubartus,  b.  October  30  or  31,  1725  ;  m.  Maria  Spoor,  November 

25,  1749. 

80  Catarina,   b.    February  8,  1727-8  ;  m.    Lambert  Van  Valken- 

berg. 

81  Elizabetha,  b.  Marcn  16,  1731. 

82  Eva,  b.  January  7,  1735  ;  m.  Abraham  Van  Valkenberg. 

83  Sara,  b.  July  29,  1729  ;  m.  Isaac  Kilter  (Collier). 

84  Maria,  b.  January  21,  1733  ;  m.  Nicholas  Spoor,  of  Schenectady. 

85  Jannetje.  b.  August  27,  1738  ;  m.  Isaac  Witbeck. 

Dirck  Van  Vechten,  of  Loonenberg,  died  in  1782. 

45. 

Tennis,  of  Oatskill,  son  of  (11)  Teunis  Van  Vechten  and 
Cathlyntje  (Caatje)  Van  Petten,  was  born  April  1,  1707 ; 
married  in  Kingston  Judikje,  daughter  of  Jacob  Ten  Broeck, 
of  Kingston,  January  9,  1742,  and  had 

86  Samuel,  b.  September  28,  1742  ;  m.  Sara  Van  Orden,  in  1781 ;  d. 

February  12,  1813. 

87  Jacob,  b.  September  18,   1747  ;  m.  Elsie   Staats,   January  21, 

1787  ;  no  ch  ;  d.  April  30,  1806. 

88  Teunis  Teunissen,  b.  April  24,  1749  ;  in.  Elizabeth   De  Wan- 

delaer;  d.  December  7,  1817. 

89  Elizabeth,  b.  October  6,  1757  ;  m.  Hezekiah  Van  Orden,  June, 

2  or  9,  1782  ;  d.  February  17,  1813. 

90  Abraham,  b.  December  5,  1762 ;  m.  Catharina  Schuyler,  May 

20,  1784 ;  d.  January  6, 1837. 

Teunis  Van  Vechten,  of  Catskill,  died  April  3,  1785. 

56. 
Gerrit  Tennis,  son  of  (25)  Volckert  Van  Vechten  and 
Lydia  Ten  Broeck,  was  baptised   April  25,  1703 ;   married 
Lena  Witbeck,  November  6,  1739,  and  had 


362  Van  Vkchten. 

91  Volckert,  bp.  July  27.  1740  ;  d.  y. 

92  Agnietje,  bp.  March  27. 1743. 

93  Volckert,  bp.  January  10,  1746. 

Gerrit  Teunis  Tan  Vechten  was  buried  March  12,  1747. 

58. 
Ephraim,  son  of  (25)  Yolckert  Van  Vechten  and  Lydia 

Ten  Broeck,  was  baptised  June  12,  1709  ;  married  Catharina 
Ten  Broeck,  January  3,  1744,  and  had 

94  Lydia,  bp.  October  19,  1744. 

Ephraim  Van  Vechten  was  a  twin  with  Johannes.  He 
died  in  New  Brunswick  December  10,  1746. 

59. 

Johannes,  son  of  (25)  Volckert  Van  Vechten  and  Lydia 

Ten  Broeck,  was  baptised  June  12, 1709  ;  married  (25)  Neletje, 
daughter  of  (3)  Johannes  M.  Beeckinan  and  (6)  Eva  Vinhagen 
(bp.  April  27,  1710),  October  29,  1734,  and  had 

95  Volckert,  bp.  August  25, 1735  ;  m.  (29)  Jannet.tb  (Jane)  Hun, by 

license,  dated  November  27,  1762. 

96  Johannes,  bp.  June  19,  1737;  d.y. 

97  Johannes,  hp.  June  24,  1739. 

98  Lydia,  bp.  August  16,  1741. 

99  Ephraim,  bp.  April  24. 1743. 

100  Bva,'bp.  May  5,  1745. 

101  Hendricus,  bp.  March  29,  1747. 

Johannes-Van  Vechten  was  a  merchant  doing  business  in 
Albany,  N.  Y.  He  made  a  will  May  2, 1743,  proved  April  6, 
1749.     He  w;is  buried  December  25,  1746. 

69. 
michiel,  son  of  (39)  Birck  Van  Vechten  and  his  third 
wife  Sarah  Middah,  was  born  November  13,  1766  ;  married 
Elizabeth  La  Grange,  April  10,  1787,  and  had 

102  Dirck. 

103  Elizabeth. 

104  Sarah. 

105  Maria. 


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106  Margaret. 

107  Sophia. 

108  Jane. 

109  Richard. 

Michiel  Van  Vechten  died  December  29,  1831. 

79. 
Hubartus,  son  of  (41)  Dirck  Tan  Vechten,  of  Loonen- 
berg  (Atliens),  and  Helena  Seulant  or  Suybrant,  was  born 
October  30  or  31,  1725  ;  married  Maria  Spoor,  November  25, 
1749,  and  had 

110  Helena,  b.  February  5,  1751. 

111  Dirck,  b.  October  25, 1753  ;  m.  Rachel  Spoor,  March  5, 1780  ;  d. 

October  25,  1842. 

112  Eva,  b.  March  4,  1755. 

113  Annaalje,  b.  April  17, 1757. 

114  Lena,  bp.  in  Catskill,  August  20,  1758. 

115  Johannes,  bp.  in  Coxaackie,  December  7,  1700. 

116  Maria,  bp.  in  Catskill,  January  fi,  1765  ;  m.  Johannes  Veeder, 

of  Schenectady. 

Hnhartus  Van  Vechten  died  in  Otsego  county,  K  Y., 
October  25,  1842. 

§6. 

Samuel,  son  of  (45)  Teunis  Van  Vechten,  of  Catskill, 
and  Judikje  Ten  Broeck,  was  born  September  28,  1742; 
married  Sara  Van  Orden  in  1781,  and  had 

117  Teunis,  b.  June  18,  1782;  d.  April  9,  1783. 

118  Teunis,  b.  January  20,  1784  ;  m.  Rachel  Kiersted,  October  10, 

1813  ;  d.  January  21,  1852. 

119  John,  b.   November   24,  1785;    m.,  1st,  Eleanou,  daughter  of 

William  Schuneman,  in  1812  ;  2d,  Maria,  daughter  of  William 
G.  Schuneman  ;  d.  February  3,  1879. 

120  Jacob,  b.  July  31,  1788;  m. ,  1st,  Catharine  V.  W.,  daughter 

of  Rev.  John  M.  Mason,  June  18,  1816  ;  2d,  Maria,  daughter 
of  Abraham  Van  Dyok,  of  Coxsackie,  November  2,  1824;  d. 
September  14,  1871. 

121  Benjamin,  b.  November  28,  1790  ;  d.  December  5,  1790. 

122  Abraham,  b.  October  13, 1791  ;  m.  (145)  Gertrude,  daughter  of 

(90)  Abraham  Van  Vechten  and  Catharina  Schuyler,  and  widow 
of  (136)  Samuel  Van  Orden  ;  living  in  1882  at  Catskill,  N.  Y. 

123  Peter,  b.  February  5,  1794 ;  d.  s.  August  28,  1854. 


364  Van  Vechten. 

124  Samuel,*  b.  August  4,  1796  ;  m.  Louisa  Van  Wyok,  of  Fishkill, 

October,  1824  ;  d.  November  3,  1882. 

125  William  Washington,  b.  January  13,  1799  ;  d.  s.  August.  25, 1845- 

126  Catharine  J.,  b.  January  9,  1802. 

Samuel  Van  Vechten,  of  Catskill,  died  February  12,1813. 

88. 
Tennis  Teunissen,  son  of  (45)  Teunis  Van  Vechten, 

of  Catskill,  and  Judikje  Ten  Broeck,  was  born  April  24, 
1749  ;  married  Elizabeth  De  Wandelaer,  daughter  of  Peter 
De  AVandelaar  and  his  second  wife  Anna  (Bogardus)  Van 
Vechten,  widow,  and  had 

127  Judith,  b.  October  30, 1777  ;  m.  George  Pearson,  December  12, 

1808. 

128  Peter,  b.  July  10,  1780  ;  d.  June  3,  1795. 

129  Annaatje,  b.  November  7,  1782  ;  d.  May  81,  1817. 

130  Teunis,  b.  November  4,  1785  ;  m.  Catharine  C.  Gansevoort, 

December  4,  1810. 

131  John,  b.  March  23,  1788. 

Teunis. Tennissen  Van  Vechten  was  a  merchant  and  occu- 
pied a  store  on  the  west  corner  of  Broadway  and  Maiden  Lane, 
Albany,  in  1805.  He  held  the  office  of  commissary  in  the 
staff  of  Governor  Morgan  Lewis  during  the  revolutionary  war. 
He  died  December  7,  1817. 

Elizabeth  De  Wandelaer,  widow  of  Tednis  Teunissen 
Van  Vechten,  died  December  1,  1831,  se.  77  years,  11  months, 
14  days. 

89. 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (45)  Teunis  Van  Vechten,  of 

Catskill,  and  Judikje  Ten  Broeck,  was  born  October  fi,  1757; 
married  HezekiahVan  Orden,  June  2  or  9,  1782,  and  had 

132  Engeltfe,  b.  October  27,  1783 ;  d.  November  19,  1783. 

*The  Reverend  Samuel  Van  Vechten,  one  of  the  oldest  clergymen  of  the  Dutch 
Reformed  Church,  died  Friday,  at  his  residence  in  East  Fishkill,  Dutchess  county. 
He  was  a  native  of  Catskill.  and  was  87  years  old.  He  was  graduated  from  Union 
College  in  1818.  The  late  Bishop  Potter,  of  Pennsylvania,  was  one  of  his  class- 
mates. After  leaving  college,  Mr.  Van  Vecten  went  to  Richmond.  Va.,  with  the 
intentiou  of  engaging  ill  mercantile  pursuits.  He  changed  his  mind,  however,  and 
began  a  course  of  study  in  Rutgers  Theological  Seminary,  from  which  he  was  gradu- 
ated in  1822.  He  was  pastor  of  a  church  in  Bloomlngbiirg.  and  subsequently  in  Fort 
Plain,  Montgomery  county,  in  this  State.  His  son  Abraham  Van  Wyck  Van  Vechten, 
who  married  a  daughter  of  Robert  Lane  and  Effie  Marion  Van  Zandt.  is  a  lawyer, 
and  resides  in  New  York  city. 


Van  Vechten.  365 

133  Teunis,  b.  November  4,  1784 ;  d.  April  17,  1803. 

134  Engeltje  (Angelica),  b.  May  19,  1786;  m.  Elias,  son  of  Jeremiah 

Overbagh,  September  27,  1801  ;  d.  September  2,  1863. 

135  Jacob,  b.  September  5,  1788 ;  m.  Harriet,  daughter  of  Philip 

Pieterse  Schuyler,  March  17, 1815;  d.  March  25,  1833. 

136  Samuel,  b.  November  5,  1790  ;  m.  (145)  Gertrude,  daughter  of 

(90)  Abraham  Van  Vechten  and  Catharina  Schuyler,  her  first 
husband ;  d.  July  20,  1822. 

Elizabeth  Van  Vechten,  wife  of  Hezekiah  Van  Ordkn, 
died  February  17,  1813. 

9©. 

Abraham,  son  of  (45)  Teunis  Van  Vechten,  of  Catskill, 
and  Judikje  Ten  Broeck,  was  born  December  5,  1762 ;  mar- 
ried Catharina,  daughter  of  Philip  Pieterse  Schuyler,  May 
20,  1784,  and  had 

137  Judith,  b.  March  9,  1785  ;  d.  July  27,  1799. 

138  Philip,  b.  July  14,  1786  ;  d.  s.  February  3,  1814,  se.  27  years  and 

7  months. 

139  Teunis  A.,  b.  December  17,  1787  ;  d.  s.  April  3,  1811 . 

140  Anna,  b.  July  30,  1789  ;  d.  April  15,  1876. 

141  Elizab'eth  (Eliza),  b.  May  3,  1791  ;  resided  for  many  years  in 

Second  street,  Albany,  where  she  died  single  February  15, 1878. 

142  Geertruy,  b.  March  14,  1793  ;  d.  February  25,  1794. 

143  Samuel  A.,  b.  November  28,  1794  ;  d.  December  14,  1824. 

144  Harmanus,  b.  July  29,  1796  ;  d.  March  29,  1802. 

145  Gertrude,  b.  July  1,  1798 ;  m.,  1st,  (136)  Samuel  Van  Orden  ; 

he  died  July  20,  1822;  2d,  (122)  Abraham  Van  Vechten;  d. 
December  26,  1842. 

146  Judith,  b.  May  25,  1800  ;  d.  June  6, 1800. 

147  Jacob  Ten  Broeck,  b.  May  10, 1801 ;  m.  Caroline  C.  Roorback  ; 

d.  January  20,  1841.     She  died  December  6,  1852. 

148  Judith,  b.  May  22,  1803  ;  d.  June  27,  1825. 

149  Maria  H.,  b.  August  28,  1805  ;  d.  March  16, 1806. 

150  Harriet  M.,  b.  March  24,  1807  ;  m.  W.  Lehmann. 

151  Anna,  b. ;  m.  Walter  Van  Veghton,  and  had 

1  Cornells,  b.  ;  d.  July  14,  1814,  ae.  11  days. 

2  Abraham  O., ;  d.  July  13,1816,  se.  15  years,  8  months 

and  8  days. 

Catharine  Schuyler,  wife  of  Abeaham  Van  Vechten, 
died  in  Albany  September  10,  1820,  *e.  54  years,  5  months  and 
18  days. 

Hon.  Abraham  Van  Vechten  died  January  6,  1837. 


366  Van  Vechten. 

"  This  distinguished  lawyer  and  statesman  was  the  youngest 
son  of  Teunis  Van  Veciiten  and  Judith  Ten  Beoeck.  Few 
men  have  been  called  to  so  extensive  a  sphere  of  usefulness  and 
tilled  it  so  long  and  well  as  Abraham  Van  Vkchten.  He  en- 
tered upon  the  scenes  of  active  life  shortly  after  the  Revolu- 
tionary war.  He  received  his  elementary  education  at  a  public 
school  in  Esopus,  which  has  been  the  nursery  of  many  of  our 
distinguished  men.  He  pursued  his  prof essional  studies  under 
the  direction  of  the  late  Chancellor  Lansing,  and  began  to 
practice  law  in  the  county  of  Montgomery,  but  was  soon  in- 
vited to  occupy  a  more  extensive  field  in  the  city  of  Albany. 
The  high  places  of  the  bar  were  then  filled  by  a  gifted  race  of* 
advocates,  among  whom  were  Hamilton,  Harrison,  Burr,  Jones 
and  Livingston.  But  the  brilliancy  of  the  bar  could  not  cast 
young  Van  Veciiten  in  the  shade.  He  soon  ranked  among 
his  illustrious  seniors  as  an  equal  and  a  competitor  for  the 
highest  professional  eminence.  Untiring  in  his  efforts,  the 
powers  of  his  highly-gifted  mind  were  continually  developed 
and  expanded.  His  intellect  was  formed  to  grapple  with  the 
most  abstruse  and  difficult  of  judicial  investigations,  and  he 
early  inured  himself  to  the  most  intense  application  of  mental 
industry.  In  acuteness  and  the  ready  comprehension  of  any 
subject  presented  for  his  investigation,  he  had  few  equals. 
And  nature  seemed  to  have  furnished  him  with  powers  emi- 
nently adapted  to  the  illustration  of  legal  principles.  He  made 
no  display  of  legal  lore,  his  learning  seemed  to  be  incorporated 
with  his  thoughts.  What  he  had  once  read  was  well  digested 
and  remained  ever  ready  for  application.  A  large  portion  of 
his  life  was  spent  in  the  discussion  of  legal  questions  in  onr 
highest  tribunals  of  law  and  equity ;  there  he  was  always 
listened  to  with  profound  attention  by  our  most  eminent  judges. 
His  arguments  were  calculated  to  elucidate  and  instruct,  and 
greatly  to  aid  the  tribunals  to  which  they  were  addressed,  in 
forming  correct  conclusions.  His  style  was  remarkable  for 
purity,  perspicuity  and  strength.  His  train  of  thought  was 
un impassioned,  yet  earnest  and  forcible.  His  talents  were  too 
conspicuous  to  allow  him  to  confine  his  efforts  to  the  bar.  He 
was  repeatedly  chosen  to  represent  his  fellow  citizens  in  both 


o 


Van  Vkchtkn.  367 

brandies  of  the  Legislature.  The  Senate  chamber  was  the 
theatre  of  some  of  his  highest  intellectual  efforts.  As  a  mem- 
ber of  the  court  for  the  correction  of  errors,  he  has  left  behind 
him  enduring  monuments  of  his  legal  wisdom.  For  a  number 
of  years  he  filled  the  office  of  Attorney-General  with  distin- 
guished ability.  At  an  early  period  of  his  life  a  seat  on  the 
bench  of  the  Supreme  Court  was  offered  him  by  Governor 
Jay,  a  similar  offer  was  made  to  him  at  a  later  period.  He  de- 
clined these  proffered  honors,  preferring  the  labors  of  the  bar 
as  more  congenial  to  his  habits  and  feelings.  The  causes  in 
our  books  of  reports,  in  which  he  took  part  as  counsel,  numer- 
ous as  they  are,  give  but  a  faint  idea  of  the  amount  of  pro- 
fessional labor  performed  by  him.  For  more  than  half  a 
century  his  brilliant  mind  was  constantly  shedding  its  light 
over  the  jurisprudence  of  the  State.  The  bar  had  long  de- 
lighted to  accord  to  him  the  highest  honors  it  could  bestow. 
To  the  younger  members  of  the  profession  he  had  greatly  en- 
deared himself  by  his  kindness  and  courteous  manners,  and  by 
all  he  was  venerated  as  an  illustrious  model  of  professional 
excellence.  In  his  daily  consultations  with  his  clients  he  was 
emphatically  a  peacemaker.  It  was  his  constant  habit  to  advise 
the  settlement  of  disputes  whenever  it  was  practicable.  He 
allowed  no  sordid  motives  to  influence  his  advice  nor  to  bias 
his  mind  in  giving  his  opinions.  He  was  Recorder  of  the  city 
of  Albany  from  1797  to  1808;  State  Senator  from  1798  to 
1805,  and  from  1816  to  1820 ;  member  of  Assembly  from  1805 
to  1815 ;  Attorney-General  of  the  State  for  the  year  1810,  and 
was  again  appointed  in  1813,  and  served  two  years,  and  was  a 
member  of  the  Constitutional  Convention  of  1821.  His  char- 
acter as  a  citizen  in  the  private  walks  of  life  afforded  a  model 
of  excellence.  He  constantly  displayed  in  his  intercourse  with 
his  neighbors  and  acquaintances  the  most  amiable  social  qualities 
which  adorn  the  human  heart.  To  his  other  traits  of  character 
was  added  one  which  is  justly  deemed  of  far  the  most  impor- 
tance, he  was  a  sincere  believer  in  the  Saviour  of  the  World, 
and  a  venerated  member  of  the  Dutch  Reformed  church.  In 
her  judicatories  his  paternal  counsels  were  listened  to  with 
reverence,  as  eminently  calculated  to  promote  the  peace  and 
47 


368  Van  Vechten. 

prosperity  of  the  church.  His  disinterestedness  was  a  promi- 
nent feature  in  his  character,  and  was  the  foundation  of  that 
unbounded  confidence  which  was  reposed  in  him  by  all  who 
knew  him.  In  his  domestic  circle  he  was  remarkable  for  kind- 
ness and  affectionate  attention  to  the  feelings  and  wants  of 
those  who  were  dependent  upon  him." — ['Munsell's  Annals  of 
Albany. 

137. 
Judith,  daughter  of  (88)  Teunis  T.  Van  Yechten  and 
Elizabeth  De  Wandelaer,  was  bora  October  30, 1 777 ;  married 
George  Pearson,  December  12,  1808,  and  had 

152  Elizabeth  Anna,  b.  October  21,  1809  ;  d.  July  20, 1811. 

153  Georgina,  m.  Cokneus  Ten  Bkoeck,  May  28,  1833,  aDd  had 

1  George  Pearson,  d.  May  20,  1871. 

2  Sarah  Anna,  in.  Nathan  B.  Mouse,  Jr., March  10, 1864, 

and  had 

a  Ten  Broeck,  b.  January  3,  1865. 
b  Eliza  Tiffany,  b.  February  10,  1869. 
•  c  Gertrude  Leslie,  b.  June  15,  1876. 

Nathan  B.  Mouse,  Jr.,  died  February  21,  1879. 

3  Edward  Brinckerhoff,  m.  (194  Bathbone)  Lydia  San- 

ford  Ransom,  June  15, 1881. 

4  Elizabeth. 

Corneus  Ten  Broeck  died  in  Albany  October  7, 1874. 
Georgina  Pearson,  widow  of  Cornelis  Ten  Broeck, 
and  family  reside  in  Albany. 

154  Anna  Van  Vechten,  b.  February  10,  1818  ;  d.  July  4,  1818. 

George  Pearson  was  a  merchant  doing  business  in  Albany. 
He  died  in  that  city  May  10;  1818. 

Judith  Van  Vechten,  widow  of  George  Pearson,  died  in 
Albany  January  2,  1857. 

•  130. 

Teunis,  son  of  (88)  Teunis  T.  Van  Vechten  and  Eliza- 
beth De  Wandelaer,  was  born  in  Albany  November  4, 1785 ; 
married  Catharine  Cujier,  daughter  of  the  Hon.  Leonard 
Gansevobrt,  December  4,  1810,  and  had 

155  Elizabeth  Anna,  b.  February  20,  1812  ;  d.  August  18,  1812, 

156  Leonard  Gansevoort,  b.  July  9,  1813  ;  d.  July  24,  1837. 


Van  Vkoiitkn.  369 

157  Hester  Elizabeth,  b.  June  8,  1815  ;  m.  John  H.  Thotter,  June 

28,  1838. 

158  Samuel,  b.  June  22,  1817  ;  d. . 

159  Teunis,  b.  May  18,  1819  ;  m.  Margaret  T.  Lush,  July  20,  1838. 

160  John  Beeckman,  b.  February  10,1822  ;  d.  April  16,  1822. 

161  Ouyler,  b.  February  2,  1823  ;  d.  November  6,  1825. 

162  John,  b.  June  27,  1824  ;  d.  November  8, 1825. 

163  Catharine  Cuyler,  b.  June  8,  1826  ;  in.  Emsha  P.  Huhlbut. 

164  Ouyler,  b.  January  31,1830  ;  m.  Hannah  R.  Hammond  ;  d.  July 

11,  1875. 

"Hon.  Teunis  Van  Vechten  died  at  his  residence  in  Broad- 
way, Albany,  N.  Y.,  February  4, 1859.  He  was  Mayor  of  the 
city  from  1837  to  1838.  He  graduated  with  high  honors  at 
Union  College  and  commenced  the  study  of  law  in  the  office 
of  Chancellor  Lansing.  He  continued  the  practice  of  the  pro- 
fession, at  different  times,  with  Recorder  Baldwin,  John  Davis, 
Daniel  Cacly  and  Charles  M.  Jenlrings,  until  his  illness,  in 
February,  1S50.  Upon  the  deatli  of  his  uncle,  the  venerable 
and  distinguished  Abraham  Van  Vechten,  he  became  the 
counsel  and  adviser  of  General  Stephen  Van  Rensselaer  (the 
Patroon)  in  the"  manorial  controversies.  He  had  the  deserved 
reputation  of  being  a  sound  discriminating  lawyer,  and  was  in 
all  respects  a  man  of  mark.  He  was  a  representative  man  of 
his  race  and  nation,  cherishing  the  traditional  traits  of  his 
Holland  ancestry,  their  scrupulous  integrity,  industry,  economy, 
family  devotion  and  hospitality.  He  was  proud  of  his  native 
city  and  true  to  its  interests.  He  might  have  aspired  to  the 
positions  due  to  an  extended  reputation  and  liberal  fortune,  but 
he  was  contented  to  bo  an  Alderman  or  Supervisor  or  Mayor 
of  the  city  of  his  birth,  a  director  in  its  moneyed  institutions  and 
a  manager  of  its  charitable  and  religious  societies." — [Albany 
Evening  Journal. 

154. 

Hester  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (130)  Teunis  Van 
Vechten  and  Catharine  Cuyler  Gansevoort,  was  born  in 
Albany  June  8,  1815 ;  married  John  H.  Trotter,  of  Albany, 
June  28,  183^,  and  had 

165  Catharine  Gansevoort,  b.  July  20,  1839  ;  in.  Charles  Pease. 

166  Sarah  WiUard,  in.  Augustus  Gillender. 

167  Van  Vechten,  ui Hasbrouck  ;  d.  January,  1880. 


370  Van  Ykchtkn. 

156. 

Tennis,  son  of  (130)  Teunis  Van  Vechten  and  Catharine 
Cuyler  Gansevoort,  was  born  in  Albany  May  18,  1819  ;  mar- 
ried Margaret  T.,  daughter  of  William  Lush  and  Margaret 
Trotter,  July  20,  1838,  and  had 

168  Margaret  T.,  b.  July  20, 1839  :  m.  Thaddeus  W.  P.  Kendhick, 

and  bad 

1  Tennis  Van  Vechten,  b.  August,  1859. 

2  Maggie,  b.  in  1865  ;  d.  in  1865. 
Sbe  died  June  6,  1877. 

169  Catharine  Elizabeth,  b.  September  1,  1842  ;  m.  (259)  James  Ten 

Eyck,  October  18,  1864 ;  d.  May  23,  1865  ;  no  ch . 

170  Anna  Lush,  b.  February  18,  1845. 

Tennis  Tan  Yechten  died  in  Albany  January  14, 1859. 

Maegaeet  T.  Lush,  widow  of  Tkunis  Van  Vkchtkn,  and 
her  daughter  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Stephen  Lush,  grandfather  of  Mrs.  Teunis  Van  Vkchtkn, 
was  a  native  of  New  York,  a  lawyer  of  distinction  and  a  grad- 
uate of  Columbia  College.  He  was  admitted  to  the  bar  in 
1774;  was  an  officer  in  the  Revolutionary  war,  at  the  close  of 
which  he  removed  to  Albany,  where  he  resided,  in  the  practice 
of  his  profession.  He  married  Lydia,  daughter  of  Dr.  Samuel 
Stringer,  a  native  of  Maryland  and  a  physician  of  high  standing 

in  Albany. 

160. 

Catharine  Cnyler,  daughter  of  (130)  Tennis  Van 
Yechten  and  Catharine  Cnyler  Gansevoort,  was  born  in 
Albany  June  8,  1826;  married  Judge  Elisha  P.  Hurlbut, 

and  had 

171  Jeannette,  m.  Mourns  Miller,  of  Utica,  June  10,  1879,  and  had 

1  Catharine  Cuyler  Gansevoort,  b,  October,  1880. 

172  Bertha  Van  Vechten,  d.  May  13,  1876. 

173  Gansevoort  De  Wandelaer,  in.  Catharine  Bleecker,  July  6, 

1881. 

174  Ernest  Cole. 

Catharine  Cnyler  Yan  Yechten,  wife  of  Judge  Elisha 
P.  Huelbut,  died  at  their  family  residence,  a  few  miles  below 
Albany,  K  Y.,  November   1 3,  1880. 


Van  Vkciitkn.  371 

161. 
Cuyler,  son  of  (130)  Teunis  Van  Vechten  and  Catharina 
Cuyler  Gansevoort,  was  born  in  Albany  January  31,  1830 ; 
married  Hannah  R.,  daughter  of   Samuel  Hammond,  Esq., 
and  had 

175  Leonard  Gansevoort,  b.  July  2,  1854. 

176  Hammond,  b.  December  81,  1856. 

177  Ouyler,  b.  August  4,  1858. 

178  Eugene. 

179  Henry. 

Cuyler  Van  Vechten  died  July  11,  1875. 

147. 

Jacob  Ten  Broeck,  son  of  (90)  Abraham  Van  Vechten 
and  Catharine  Schuyler,  was  born  May  10,  1801 ;  married 
Caroline  C,  daughter  of  Captain  Arthur  Roorbach,  and  had 

180  Abraham,  b.  December  12,  1819  ;  m.  Eliza  M.  Hamilton,  Sep- 

tember 22,  1842. 

181  Junius  R.,  b.  January  7,  1822. 

182  Catharine  Schuyler,  b.  April  21,  1824  ;  m.  Chaklbb  Hoffman, 

of  New  York. 

183  Philip,  b.  November  9,  1828;  d.  at  Shanghai,  China,  September 

1,  1862. 

184  Cornelia  C,  b.  May  24,  1832. 

185  Harriet,  b.  October  1,  1836;  d.  June  22,  1851. 

Jacob  Ten  Broeck  Van  Vechten  died  in  Albany  June  20, 

1841,  after  an  illness  protracted  for  many  months. 
Caroline  C.  Roobbach,  widow  of  Jacob  Ten  Beokck  Van 

Vechten,  died  December  6,  1852. 

177. 

Abraham,  son  of  (147)  Jacob  Ten  Broeck  Van  Vechten 

and.  Caroline  C  Roorbach,  was  born  in  Albany  December  12, 

1819 ;  married  Eliza  M.,  daughter  of  Major  Thomas  Hamilton, 

U.  S.  A.  (b.  at  Fort  Snelling  July  9,  1824),  September  22, 

1842,  and  had 

186,  Hamilton,  b.  October  3,  1844. 

187  Cornelia,  b.  March  30,  1847  ;  m.  George  B.  Raymond  ;  d.  Jan- 
uary 26, 1880. 


372  Van  Vkoiitkn, 

188  Annie  Ouyler,  b.  April  18,  1852. 

189  Abraham,  b.  October  8,  1854. 

190  Estelle  de  P.,  b.  May  13,  1856. 

191  Schuyler,  b.  January  8, 1859  ;  in.  Cornelia,  daughter  of  Stephen 

R.  Lesher,  November  28,  1882. 

Abraham  Tan  Vechten  was  graduated  at  Union  College 
in  the  class  of  1838,  and  was  admitted  to  the  bar  in  1841  ; 
appointed  examiner  in  chancery  in  1841  and  city  attorney  in 
1843  He  received  a  commission  as  assistant  adjutant-general 
and  acting  adjutant-general  in  1852.  He  resides  with  his 
family  at  Albany,  N.  Y. 


VINHAGEN. 


i. 

Dirk  Vinhagen  or  Vinhagel    resided   in  Geenian,  in 
Holland  ;  married  Aeltje ,  and  had 

2  Jan,  b.  in  1633  ;  m.  Maritje . 


3  Wiilem,  b. ;  d.  in  Geeman. 

4  Anthony,  b.  ;  d.  probably  in  Geeman. 


Dirk  Vinhagen  died  in  Geeman  in  1659. 
Aelt 
in  1668 


Aeltje ,  widow  of  Dirk  Vinhagen,  died  in  Geeman 


2. 
Jan  Dirkse,  son  of  (1)  Dirk    Yinhagen   and   Aeltje 

-,  was  born  in  Geeman,  Holland ;  married  Maritje  — '■ , 


and  had 


5  Alida,  m.  (6)  Nanning  Harments  Visscher,  January  6,  1686. 

6  Eva,  m.  (3)  Johannes  Beeckman,  October  26,  1692;  d.  March, 

1755. 
7  Johannes,  m.  Maria  Van  Thicht,  March  21,  1706 ;  d.  October, 
1750. 

Jan  Dirkse  Vinhagen  was  a  resident  of  Albany  in  1669. 
He  owned  a  lot  in  the  block  where  the  Government  building 
now  stands,  fronting  State  street.  He  was  living  as  late  as 
1708. 

7. 

Johannes,  son  of  (2)  Jan  Dirkse  Yinhagen  and  Maritje 

,  was  born  in   Albany;    married  Maria,  daughter  of 

Abraham  Van  Tricht  and  Elizabet  Teller  (whose  second  hus- 
band was  (3)  Melgert  Van  der  Pool),  March  21,  1706,  and  had 

8  Maria,  bp.  August  15, 1708  ;  m.  Andrtes  Van  den  Bergh,  about 
1731 . 


374  VlNHAOEN. 

9  Johannes,  bp.  October  17,  1710  ;  m.  Neeltje  Van  den  Bergh, 
November  16,  1738  ;  d.  October,  1750. 

10  Abraham,  bp.  October  19,  1712  ;  m.,  1st,  Jannetje  Van  Burkn, 

February  27, 174  L.     She  was  buried  May  20.  1748  ;  2d,  Catha- 
rina  Bovib,  about  1750. 

11  Elizabeth,  b.  September  4,  1715 ;  m.  (22)  Jonas  Oothout,  April 

13, 1756.     (See  Oothout.) 

12  Johanna,  bp.  March  2,  1718  ;  m.  Benjamin  Vak  den  Bergh, 

November  20,  1741. 

13  Jacobus,  bp.  August  20,  1720  ;  m. . 

14  Margarita,  bp.  May  12, 1723  ;  m.  (28)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel, 

in  1747.     (See  Van  der  Poel.) 

8. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (7)  Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria 

Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  August  15, 170S  ;  married  Andries, 
son  of  Barent  Gerritse  Van  den  Bergh  and  Geertruy  Janse 
Witbeck,  about  1731,  and  had 

15  Barent,  bp.  July  23,  1732. 

16  Johannes,  bp.  May  19.  1734. 

17  Geertruy,  bp.  January  9,  1737. 

18  Abraham,  bp.  April  15,  1739. 

19  Gerrit,  bp.  April  25,  1742. 

20  Maria,  bp.  February  17,  1745. 

9. 
Johannes,  son  of  (7)  Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria 

Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  October,  1710 ;  married  Neeltje  Van 
den  Bergh,  November  16,  1738,  and  had 

21  Maria,  bp.  June  17,  1739. 

22  Geertruy,  bp.  August  10, 1740  ;  m.  Myndert  Van  Hoesen,  May 

30,  1765. 

23  Johannes,  bp.  February  14,  1742. 

24  Ariaantje,  bp.  December  11,  1743  ;  m.  Hendrick.  Bries,  May  11, 

1766. 

25  Elizabeth,  bp.  May  12, 1745  ;  in.  Reinier"Van  den  Bergh,  Jan- 

uary 11,  1778  (?). 

Johannes  Vinhagen  was  buried  near  his  house  October  22, 

1750. 

10. 

Abraham,  son  of  (7)  Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria 

Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  October  19,   1712;  married,  1st, 


Vesthagen.  375 

Jannetje,  daughter  of  Marten  Martensie  Van  Buren  and 
Judike  Barentse  (b.  April  20,  1712),  February  27,  1741, 
and  had 

26  Maria,  bp.  April  25,  1742  ;  d.  y. 

27  Marten,  bp.  June  17,  1744. 

28  Maria,  bp.  April  8, 1748 ;  d.  y. 

Jannetje  Van  Buren,  wife  of  Abraham  Vinhagen.  died  and  was 
buried  May  20, 1748.  He  married,  2d,  Catharina  Bovie,  about 
1756,  and  had 

29  Maria,  bp.  September  18, 17S7. 

12. 

Johanna,  daughter  of  (7)  Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria 

Van  Tricht,  was  baptised  March  2, 1718 ;  married  Benjamin, 
son  of  Barent  Gerritse  Van  den  Bergh  and  Geertruy  Janse 
Witbeck,  November  20,  1741,  and  had 

30  Geertruy,  bp.  March  27,  1743. 

31  Maria,  bp.  January  12, 1746. 

32  Barent,  bp.  March  25, 1750. 

33  Neeltje,  bp.  June  17, 1759. 

13. 
Jacobus,  son  of  (7)  Johannes  Vinhagen  and  Maria  Van 

Tricht,  was  baptised  August  20,  1720 ;  married ,  and 

had 

34  Johannes,  b. ;  m.  Baatje  Van  Valkenburoh,  and  had 

1  Jacobus,  bp.  September  18,  1777. 

2  Maria,  b.  February  1,  1786. 

(The  family  of  Vinhagens  seems  to  have  become  extinct  as  none  are 
known  to  be  now  living  in  Albany  or  Rensselaer  county.) 

48 


WENDELL 


The  following  genealogy  of  some  of  the  branches  of  the 
Wendell  family  was  compiled  from  documents  left  by  the  late 
John  L.  Wendell,  Esq.,  in  possession  of  Mr.  William  Wen- 
dell, of  Albany,  N.  T.,  at  whose  expense  they  were  arranged 
by  Dr.  C.  B.  O'Callaghan,  and  from  Prof.  J.  Pearson's  "  Albany 
Families,"  and  from  other  data  obtained  by  the  compiler.  The 
greater  part  is  taken  from  the  documents  above  mentioned,  as 
being  the  most  reliable,  from  the  fact  that  Mr.  William  Wen- 
dell had  access  to  all  the  records  in  the  hands  of  the  different 
members  of  the  family  and  devoted  much  time  and  study  to 
perfect  its  genealogy. 

1. 

Evert  Jansen  Wendell  was  born  in  1615,  at  Emden, 
a  town  of  about  12,000  inhabitants,  situated  at  the  mouth  of 
the  river  "  Ems,"  in  the  northwestern  extremity  of  Hanover, 
now  part  of  Prussia.     He  came  to  New  Amsterdam  about  the 

year  1642 ;  married,  1st,  Susanna,  daughter  of  Du 

Trieux  (who  was  probably  the  father  of  Philip  Du  Trieux, 
court  messenger  in  New  Amsterdam  at  an  early  day),  JulyJJl, 
1644  (the  name  is  now  spelled  Truax),  and  had 

2  Thomas,  eldest  bod,  bp.  September  8, 1645. 

3  Elsje,  b.  in  1647 ;  m.  Abraham  Staats,  July  3,  1696.    (See  Van 

der  Poel,  under  Family  No.  23.) 

4  Johannes,  b.  February  2, 1649  ;  m.,  1st,  Maritib  Jellise  Meyer  ; 

2d,  Elizabeth  Staats.     (See  Van  der  Poel,  under  Family 

No.  23.) 
6  Diewertje,  bp.  November  27,  1650  ;  d.  y. 
6  Diewertae,  b.  in  1653;  m.,  1st.,  Myndert  Wemp  ;  2d,  Johannes 

Glen,  June  21,  1691.     She  died  April  10, 1724. 


,  Wendell.  377 

7  Jeronimus  (Hieronimus),  b.  in  1655 ;  m.  (12)  Ariaantje  Visscher,- 

before  1676. 

8  Philip,  b.  in  1658  ;  m.  (11)  Maria  Visbcheh,  June  17, 1688. 

9  Evert,  b.  in  1660  ;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Sanders  Glen,  March  19, 

1681 .     She  married,  2d,  (7)  Frederick  Harmenbe  Visscher, 
December  15,  1705. 

Susanna  Du  Trieux,  wife  of  Evert  J.  Wendell,  died  about  1660. 
He  married,  2d,  Maritje  Abrahamse,  daughter  of  Abraham 
Pieter  Vosburgh,  and  widow  of  Thomas  Janse  Mingael,  in  1663, 
and  had 

10  Abraham,  m.  Mayeke  Van  Ebs,  April  12,  1698. 

11  Catharine,  m.  Thomas  Millington,  September  17, 1699. 

12  Maria,  b.  August  16,  1677 ;  m.  Barent  Sanders,  September  9, 

1704. 
12|  Susanna,  m.  Johannes  L.  Teller,  August  18, 1686. 

Maritje  Abrahamse  Vosburgh,  wife  of  Evert  J.  Wendell,  died 
He  married,  3d,  Ariaantje . 

Evert  J.  Wendell  died  in  Albany  in  1709,  ae.  94  years. 

On  the  8th  of  February,  1647,  he  obtained  a  patent  for  a 

lot  in  what  was  then  called  the  "  Graft "  (now  Beaver  street), 

New  York,  but>  on  or  about  the  year  1651  he  moved  to  Fort 

Orange  (now  Albany),  where  he  was  a  ruling  elder  of  the 

Dutch  church  in  1656,  orphan  master  in  1657,  and  magistrate 

in  1660  and  1661.     His  lot  in  Albany  was  on  the  west  corner 

of  James  and  State  streets,  which  after  his  death  was  owned 

by  his  son  Thomas. 

3. 

Thomas,  son  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Susanna  Du 

Trieux,  was  baptised  in  New  Amsterdam  September  8,  1645. 

He  resided  in  New  Amsterdam  until  his  father's  death,  which 

Prof.  Pearson  says  happened  in  1702,  seven  years  earlier  than 

is  stated  in  Mr.  William  Wendell's  record.     Nothing  further 

is  known  of  him.  , 

3. 

Elsje,  daughter  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Susanna  Du 

Trieux,  was  born  in  New  Amsterdam  in  1647 ;  married  Abra- 
ham, son  of  Major  Abraham  Staats,  surgeon,  and  Catrina 
Jochemse  Wessels  (b.  in  1665),  July  3,  1696,  and  had 

13  Abraham,  bp.  May  30,  1697  ;  d.  y. 

14  Maria,  bp.  October  23,  1698. 


378  Wendell. 

16  Abraham,  bp.  July  38,  1700. 

16  Oatharina,  bp.  November  1,  1702. 

17  Johannes,  bp.  September  24, 1704. 

18  Sarah,  bp.  June  2,  1706. 

19  Isaac,  bp.  September  26, 1708. 

20  Jacob,  bp.  October  7,  1711 ;  d.  February  16, 1735. 

21  Elizabeth,  bp.  January  4,  1713. 

22  Jochem,  bp.  May  20, 1716. 

23  Elsje,  bp.  June  30,  1718. 

24  Samuel. 

Abraham  Staats  made  his  will  September  24, 1731,  proved 
January  30,  1739-40,  in  which  he  mentions  the  above  children. 
(For  Staats  see  under  (23)  Johannes  Van  der  Poel.) 

4. 

Johannes,  son  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Susanna 

Du  Trieux,  was  baptised  in  New  Amsterdam  February  2, 
1649 ;  married,  1st,  Maritie,  daughter  of  Jellis  Pieterse  Meyer, 
of  New  York,  and  Elsje  Hendricks,  of  Amsterdam,  Holland 
(bp.  January  21,  1652),  and  had 

25  Elsje. 

26  Maria. 

Maritie  Meyer,  wife  of  Johannes  Wendell,  died.  He  married, 
2d,  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Major  Abraham  Staats  (see  Van 
der  Poel  under  Family  No.  23),  and  had 

27  Abraham,  bp.  December  27, 1678  ;  m.  Katrina  de  Kay,  May  15, 

1702. 

28  Susanna,  in.  Johannes  Lucas  Wynhaart,  April  25, 1695. 

29  Catalyntje. 

30  Elizabeth,  m.  Johannes  Ten  Broeck,  June  18,  1709. 

31  Evert,  m.  (25)  Enqeltje  Wendell  (Lansing?),  December  12, 

1710.    (See  Family  Nos.  31  and  40.) 

32  Johannes,  bp.  March  2, 1684  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Walters. 

33  Ephraim,  bp.  June  3,  1685  ;  m.  Annie ;  d.  June  30,  1731. 

34  Isaac,  bp.  January  23, 1687  ;  died  an  infant. 

35  Isaac,  "|      m.  Cataltna  Van  Dtck,  November  28, 1717. 

I 

■bp.  November  5,  1688. 

m.  Jacob  Glen,  December  15, 1717 ;  d.  August  19, 1762. 

36  Sarah,  J  He  died  August  15,  1762. 

37  Jacobus,  bp.  August  11, 1691 ;  m.  Sarah  Oliver,  August  12, 1714. 

Captain  Johannes  Wendell  died  between  November  20, 
1691,  and  February  20,  1692,  as  his  will  was  made  on  the 
former  date  and  recorded  on  the  latter. 


Wendell.  379 

In  1682  he  was  agent  for  Maryland  to  receive  the  indemnity 
from  the  five  nations  of  Indians  for  depredations  they  had 
committed  in  that  province.  He  was  Justice  of  the  Peace  in 
1684  and  1685,  Ruling  Elder  of  the  Dutch  Reformed  church 
in  16.^5,  Commissioner  of  Indian  Affairs  from  1684  to  1690. 
In  1685  he  was  commissioned  Captain  of  the  Albany  company, 
and  in  1690  was  Mayor  of  Albany.  He  left  one  hundred 
and  forty  heavers* to  each  of  his  daughters  Elsje  and  Maritje, 
begotten  by  his  first  wife,  together  with  movables  to  them  be- 
longing from  their  mother's  estate.  To  Abraham  he  gave  his 
part  of  the  land  called  "  Sarachtoge  "  (Saratoga  ?),  being  the  farm 
lying  south  of  Fish  creek ;  to  Johannes  his  land  called  "  Steen- 
arabia"  (now  Lansingbnrgh)  and  the  island  called  "  Whale 
Island  ; "  to  Ephraim  the  land  called  "  KHnkenbergh,"  and  to 
his  wife  his  dwelling  house  in  Albany.  Besides  the  above  he 
owned  a  "piece  of  land  outside  the  stockade  in  Albany  on 
both  sides  of  the  Ruttenkill,  south  of  the  fort  on  the  hill, 
bounded  on  the  south  by  the  hill  that  the  gallows  stands  on." 
(Book  of  Patents,  volume  6,  page  282.)  The  present  Wendell 
street  runs  through  part  of  that  land. —  [O'Callaghan. 

His  widow  married  Johannes  Schuyler  April  25,  1695. 

6. 

Diewerije,  daughter    of   (1)    Evert  J.   Wendell   and 

Susanna  Du  Trieux,  was  born  in  1653 ;  married,  1  st,  Myndert 
Wemp.  ~No  issue  known.  She  married,  2d,  Johannes  San- 
ders Glen  (widower  of  Annatie  Peck),  June  21, 1691,  and  had 

37}  Jacobus,  bp.  January  1, 1692. 

Diewertje  Wendell,  wife  of  Jacob  Sanders  Glen,  died 
April  10,  1724. 

7. 
Jeroiiiimis  or  Hicronimus,  son  of  (1)  Evert  J. 
Wendell  and  Susanna  Du  Trieux,  was  born  in  Albany  in 
1655;  married  (12)  Ariaantje,  daughter  of  (3)  Harmen  Bas- 
tiaen  Visscher  and  Hester  Tjerkse.  before  1676,  and  had 

*  The  currency  of  the  country  at  that  period. 


V 


380  Wendell. 

38  Susanna,  b.  in  1676;  m.  Johannes  Symonsen  Groot,  June  30, 

1718. 

39  Harmanus,  b.  in  1678 ;  m.  Anna  Glen,  about  1699. 

40  Evert,  b.  February  8, 1680-1 ;  ra.  (25)  Engeltje  Lansing,  Decem- 

ber 12,  1710.     (See  Family  Nos.  31  and  40.)  i 

41  Johannes,  bp.  January  13, 1684  ;  m.  Susanna  Viele,  June  5, 1708>l 

42  Hester,  bp.  September  19,  1686  ;  m.  (15)  Johannes  Beeckman, 

January  15,  1714-5.    He  died  February,  1841 . 

43  Elsje,  b.  April  21,  1689;  m.  Nicholas  Schuyler,  December  2, 

1714. 

Jeronimus  or  Hieronimus  Wendell  made  his  will  April 
25, 1690,  whereby  he  left  to  his  wife  his  entire  property  dur- 
ing her  widowhood,  but  in  case  she  should  remarry  the  estate 
was  to  be  divided,  whereof  she  was  to  receive  one-third  and 
the  children  two-thirds,  share  and  share  alike  without  prefer- 
ence of  sex,  to  be  paid  to  each  on  attaining  majority.  To  each 
of  his  daughters  he  gave  in  addition  a  Psalm-book  with  silver 
clasps,  and  to  Elsje  a  silver  cup  marked  "  J.  W. " ;  to  Har- 
manus the  new  Bible,  a  fowling  piece  and  fourteen  dozen  silver 
buttons  attached  to  the  testator's  clothes ;  to  Evert  his  chest 
with  his  .name  thereon  and  his  silver  shirt  buttons.  What 
further  belonged  to  the  testator's  body  was  to  be  divided  among 
his  sons.  Tc^Johannes  he  left  a  silver  goblet  with  the  testator' s 
name  thereon.  By  a  codicil  dated  March  3,  1690-1,  he 
ordered  the  just  half  of  all  his  real  and  personal  property  to  be 
given  to  his  wife,  to  whom  he  left  also  a  special  legacy  of 
twenty-five  heavers  (beaver  skins). 

The  above  was  translated  and  copied  from  the  original  Dutch 
will  belonging  to  Mr.  Philip  Wendell,  by  Dr.  O'Callaghan. 

8. 
Philip,  son  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Susanna  Bu 
Trieux,  was  born  in  Albany  in  1658;  married  (11)  Maria, 
daughter  of  (3)  Harmen  Bastiaen  Visscher  and  Hester  Tjerkse, 
June  17,  1688,  and  had 

44  Evert,  bp.  June  30,  1689  ;  d.  y . 

46  Harmanus,  bp.  July  2,  1693  ;  d.  s.  December  20,  1762. 

46  Hester,  bp.  March  17, 1695  ;  d.  September,  1742. 

47  Evert,  bp.  April  11,  1697 ;  m.  (72)  Susanna  Wendell,  June  2, 

1736. 

48  Elsje,  bp.  January  7,  1700  ;  buried  December  20,  1735. 


Wendell.  381 

49  Tjerck  H.,  bp.  December  21,  1701  ;  d.  y. 

50  Johannes,  bp.  February  19, 1704  ;  d.  December,  1728. 

51  Ariaantje,  bp.  March  10,  1706. 

52  Tjerck  H.,  bp.  July  18, 1708. 

53  Jeronimus,  bp.  March  4, 1711. 

Maria  Yisscher,  wife  of  Philip  Wendell,  was  buried  Feb- 
ruary 5,  1735. 

Phdiip  Wendell  was  buried  February  13,  1743. 

/-■-•  _.    <  «*• 

Evert^  son  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Susanna  Du 
Trieux,  was  born  in  Albany  in  1660 ;  married  Elizabeth, 
danghter  of  Robert  Sanders  Glen  and  Elsje  Barents  (?),  March 
19,  1681,  and  had 

54  Susanna,  b.  February  15, 1682  ;  m.  Jacobus  Schuyler,  widower 

of  Catlyntje  Wendell,  June  3,  1704. 

55  Robert,*  b.  September  22, 1683  ;  m.  Catharine  Winne,  October 

6,  1732  ;  d.  April,  1750. 

56  Maria,  b.  February  21,   1685 ;  m.  Barent  Sanders  (mayor  of 

Albany),  September  19,  1704 ;  d.  June,  1738. 

57  Elsje,  b.  February  27,  1687 ;  m. . 


58  Ephraim,  b.  February  16,  1688  ;  m.  Anna . 

59  Johannes,  b.  December  28,  1690;  m.  Anna  Kip,  November  29, 

1716. 

60  Abraham,  b.  April  1, 1693 ;  m.  Gertruey  Bmsecker,  October  24, 

1736  ;  d.  June  28,  1753. 

61  Ahasuerus,  b.  May  1, 1695  ;  m.,  1st,  Anna  Van  Ers ;  2d,  Maria 


62  Cornelius,  b.  August  9 ,  1697  ;  d.  y. 

63  Cornelius,  bp.  September  22, 1700. 

Evert  Wendell  died  June  11,  1702.  His  will  is  dated  No- 
vember 24,  1690,  and  was  proved  December  20,  1703.  He 
left  all  his  property  "  whether  in  Albany,  New  York,  England, 
Holland  or  elsewhere,"  to  his  widow,  and  constituted  his  brother 
Johannes  guardian  of  his  minor  children. 

Elizabeth  Glen,  widow  of  Evert  Wendell,  married,  2d, 
(7)  "Frederick  Harmense  Yisscher,  widower  of  Margaret 
Hansen,  December  15,  1705,  and  died  July  5,  1739. 

10. 

Abraham,  son  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Maritje 


*Sce  (32)  Robert  and  under  Family  No.  (55). 


382  Wendell. 

Vosburgh,  his  second   wife,  was  born   in   Albany  ; 

married  Mayeke,  daughter  of  (possibly,  although  not  recorded 
as  one  of  his  children)  Cornelis  Van  Ess  (Van  ISes)  and 
Mayeke  Hendrickse  Burchgraff,  April  12,  1696,  and  had 

64  Evert,  bp.  August  14,  1698 ;  d.  y. 

65  Anna,  bp,  January  7,  1700;  m.  (13)  Wtnant  Van  den  Bergh. 

66  Maritie,  bp.  September  27,  1702  ;  m.  (10)  Jan  Oothout,  June  23, 

1729. 

67  Evert,  bp.  February  27,  1706. 

68  Hendrick,  bp.  September  19, 1708. 

69  Maria,  bp.  October  23,  1709. 

70  Catharina,  bp.  March  4,  1711. 

71  Hendrick,  bp.  October  19,  1713. 

72  Susanna,  bp.  June  81,  1716  ;  m.  (47)  Evert  Wendell,  June  2, 

1736. 

Abraham  Wendell  is  supposed  to  have  died  January,  1755. 

11. 
Catharine,  daughter  of   (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and 
Maritje  Tosburgh,  his  second    wife,  was  born ;  mar- 
ried Thomas  Millington  (b.  in  Old  England),  September  1 7, 
1699,  and  had 

73  Mayeke,  bp.  April  28,  1700. 

74  Thomas,  bp.  January  21,  1702. 

75  Anna,  bp.  April  23, 1704. 

is. 

Maria,  daughter  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Maritje 
Tosburgh,  his  second  wife,  was  born  August  16,  1677 ;  mar- 
ried Barent,  son  of  Eobert  (?)  Sanders  and  Elsie  Brentse,  Sep- 
tember 9,  1704,  and  had 

76  Robert,  bp.  July  15,  1705. 

77  Maria,  bp.  December  3,  1707. 

78  Johannes,  b.  July  12,  1714. 

Barent  Sanders  was  Mayor  of  Albany  from  1750  to  1754. 
He  was  buried  in  the  church  June  22,  1738. 

Maria  Wendell,  widow  of  Barent  Sanders,  was  buried  in 
the  church  November  21,  1757. 

There  is  a  discrepancy  in  the  date  of  these  burials  between 
Dr.  O'Callaghan  and  Prof.  Pearson.     The  above  figures  are 


Wendell.  383 

according  to  Prof.  Pearson's  statement.  O'Callaghan  says 
Sanders  was  born  May  8,  1678,  and  died  November  18,  1757, 
and  also  that  he  married  a  second  wife  Catalyna  Wendell, 
which  he  learned  from  John  L.  Wendell,  but  could  find  no 
such  marriage  in  the  records  of  the  Sanders  family. 

Susanna,  daughter  of  (1)  Evert  J.  Wendell  and  Maritje 

Vosburgh,   his   second   wife,    was  born ;    married 

Johannes  Lucasen,  youngest  son  of  William  Teller,  Sr.,  one 
of  the  first  settlers  of  New  Amsterdam,  August  18,  1686  (?), 
and  had 

79  Margarita,  bp.  February  19,  1693. 

80  Willem,  bp.  October  4,  1695. 

81  Jacobus  (James),  bp.  July  15,  1698. 

Johannes  L.  Teller  settled  in  Schenectady. 

sr. 

Abraliain,  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 

Staats,  was  baptised  December  27,  1678 ;  married  Katrina 
de  Kay,  of  New  York,  May  15,  1702,  and  had 

82  Johannes,  bp.  May  2,  1703  ;-m.  Elizabeth  Quincy,  November, 

1724. 

83  Elizabeth,  bp.  August  20,  1704 ;  m.  Edmund  Quincy,  April  15, 

1725. 

84  Abraham,  bp.  March  3,  1706. 

85  Helena,  bp.  September  21,  1707. 

86  Catharina,  bp.  March  27, 1709. 

87  Jacobus,  bp.  August  31, 1712. 

88  ljucretia,  bp.  July  18,  1714. 

89  Theunis,  bp.  June  24,  1716  ;  d.  y . 

90  Theunis,  bp.  October  30, 1717. 

91  Hendrickus,  bp.  August  3, 1719. 

Mr.  Wendell  Phillips  states  in  his  "Memorials  of  the  Dead 
in  Kings  Chapel  Burying  Ground,  Boston,"  page  237,  that  the 
above  mentioned  Abraham  Wendell  (the  progenitor  of  the 
New  England  branch  of  this  family),  settled  as  a  merchant  in 
Boston,  where  he  died  September  28,  1734,  se.  55  years  and  9 

months. 

49 


384  Wendell. 

31. 
Evert,*  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 

Staats,  was  born ;  married  (25)  Engeltje  (Wendell 

according  to  Prof.  Pearson),  daughter  of  (4)  Johannes  Lansing 
and  (2)  Gertruy  Van  Schaick,  December  12,  1710,  and  had 

92  Gertruy,  bp.  October  7,  1711. 

93  Johannes,  bp.  June  20,  1713. 

94  Abraham,  bp.  April  24, 1715  ;  buried  June  30, 1753. 

95  Ariaantje,  bp.  May  19,  1717. 

96  Ephraim,  bp.  April  5,  1719.     (Not  repeated  under  Family  No.  40.) 

97  Evert,  bp.  January  13,  1723. 

98  Elizabeth,  bp.  November  29,  1724. 

99  Engeltje,  bp.  September  25, 1726. 

100  Harmanus,  bp.  July  2, 1731. 

101  Philip,  bp.  July  7,  1734. 

Evert  Wendell  made  a  will  July  29, 1749,  proved  June  20, 
1750.     He  was  buried  May  4,  1750. 

33. 
Johannes,  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 
Staats,  was  baptised    March   2,   1684:    married  Elizabeth 
Walters,  and  had 

102  Johannes,  bp.  February  8,  1708. 

103  Robert,!  bP-  November  27,  1709. 

104  Susanna,  bp.  March  11,  1711  ;  m.  Goose  Van  Rensselaer. 

105  Catryna,  bp.  October  19,  1712. 

106  Abraham,  bp.  August  14, 1714. 

107  Jacob,  bp.  January  22',  1716  ;  d.  y. 

108  Catryna,  bp.  February  16,  1718  ;  buried  August  29,  1747. 

109  Jacob,  bp.  September  6,  1719. 

110  Elizabeth,  bp.  February  12,  1721. 

111  Maria,  bp.  January  6,  1723. 

112  Ephraim,  bp.  May  16,  1725. 

113  Sarah,  bp.  October  13,  1728. 

Captain  Johannes  Wendell  was  buried  on  "The  Plats" 
(now  Port  Schnyler,  above  Albany)  January  13,  1729. 

*  It  is  doubtful  whether  this  Evert  was  the  son  of  (4)  Johannes  or  (7)  Jeronimus 
Wendell,  authorities  differ.  Dr.  O'Callaghan  and  Mr.  Philip  Wendell  say  he  was 
the  son  of  Jeronimus.  The  above  is  the  family  as  given  by  Prof.  Pearson.  See 
Family  No.  (40) ;  this  family  is  repeated  there  as  children  of  Evert,  son  of  Jeronimus. 

tSee  Family  No.  (55)  Robert  Wendell. 


Wendfxl.  385 

35. 

Isaac,  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Elizabeth  Staats, 

was  born  November  5,  1688 ;  married  Catalyna,  daughter  of 
Hendrick(?)  Yan  Dyck  and  Maria  Schuyler  (b.  October  6, 
1695),  Novemher  28,  1717,  and  had 

114  Johannes,  bp.  November  15,  1718  ;  buried  in  Boston,  Mass.,  No- 
vember 12,  1755. 

115  Maria,  bp.  May  14,  1721. 

116  Elizabeth,  bp.  June  29,  1723  ;  m.  (94)  Pietkr  Lansing,  abont 

1745. 

117  Cathalina,  bp.  February,  1725. 

118  Sarah,  bp.  November  27, 1726  ;  m.  Dirck  Vanderheyden. 

119  Hendrick,  bp.  March  16. 1729  ;  in.  Catalina  Van  Schaick,  June 

17,  1750. 

120  Isaac, 
,  September  22, 1734. 


Up. 


121  Sarah, 

122  Susanna,  bp.  October  8, 1736. 

37. 

Jacobus,*son  of  (4)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 

Staats,  was  born  in  Albany  August  11, 1691 ;  married  Sarah, 
daughter  of  Dr.  James  Oliver  (b.  at  Cambridge  September  4, 
1696),  August  12,  1714,  and  had 

122|  Jacob,  supposed  to  have  married  Elizabeth  Hunt  ;  d.  Novem- 
ber 27,  1753. 

123  Elizabeth,  b.  January  20,  1719  ;  m.  Richard  Wybird,  of  Ports- 

mouth, N.  H. 

124  Sarah,  b.  March  3, 1721  ;  m.,  1st,  John  Hunt;  2d,  Mr.  Hewes. 

125  Mercy,  b.  April  10,  1722  ;  m.  Nathaniel  Oliver. 

126  Mary,  b.  January  14,1724  ;  m.  Samuel  Sewall  ;  d.  January  21, 

1746. 

127  Katharine,  b.  June  18, 1726  ;  m.  William  Cooper,  Town  Clerk 

of  Boston. 

128  John  Mico,  b.  May  30, 1728  ;  ni.  Catharine  Brattle  ;  d.  about 

1774. 

129  Ann,  b.  December  7, 1730 ;  m.  John  Penhallow,  of  Portsmouth, 

N.  H. 

130  Oliver,  b.  March  5, 1733  ;  m.  Mart  Jackson,  in  1762  ;  d.  January 

15,  1818. 

131  "Abraham,  b.  November  2,1735. 

132  Susanna,  b.  June  15,  1737;  d.  a.. 


386  Wendell. 

133  Margaret,  b.  August  20,  1739  ;  m.  William  Phili.ips,  of  Boston, 

June  12,  1760,  and  had 

1  Margaret,  m.  Judge  Samuel  Cooper. 

2  Sarah,  m.  Make  Newman. 

3  John,  father  of  Wendell  Phillips. 

Jacobus  Wendell  died  September  7,  1761.  He  removed 
from  Albany  to  Boston,  Mass.,  where  he  became  a  merchant. 
He  was,  in  1733,  a  Director  of  the  First  Bank  of  Massachusetts, 
Colonel  of  the  Boston  Regiment  in  1742,  member  of  the 
Governor's  Council  from  about  1737  to  1750,  and  Commis- 
sioner from  Massachusetts  to  the  conferences  with  the  Indians 
at  Albany  in  1744, 1745  and  1750. 

Sakah  Oliveb,  widow  of  Jacobus  Wendell,  died  in  Boston 
July  22,  1762. 

Sir  Jonah  Barrington  says :  "  Dress  has  a  moral  effect  on 
mankind.  Let  any  gentleman  find  himself  with  dirty  boots, 
old  surtout,  soiled  neckcloth  and  a  general  negligence  of  dress, 
he  will  in  all  probability  find  a  corresponding  disposition,  by 
negligence  of  address.  We  should  perhaps  feel  the  force  of 
this  could  we  but  see  one  of  the  '  solid  men  of  Boston  '  of  olden 
times,  as  he  came  down  State  street  at  the  hour  of  high  change, 
then  twelve  o'clock.  His  appearance  would  cause  as  much  or 
more  excitement  than  that  of  the  Turkish  Ambassador,  who 
recently  made  us  a  visit.  Col.  Jacob  Wendell,  merchant, 
who  died  in  1761,  is  thus  described :  '  His  dress  was  rich,  being 
a  scarlet  embroidered  coat,  gold-laced  cocked  hat,  embroidered 
long  waistcoat,  small  clothes,  with  gold  knee  buckles,  silk 
stockings  with  gold  clocks,  shoes  and  large  gold  or  silver  buckles, 
as  the  importance  of  the  occasion  or  business  demanded,  full 
ruffles  at  the  bosom  and  wrists,  and  walking  with  a  gold-headed 
cane.'  Now  we  have  a  portrait  of  one  of  the  old  school  gentle- 
man of  a  century  ago." 

39. 

Harmanus,  son  of  (7)  Jeronimus  Wendell  and  Ariaantje 
liar  mcnse  Visscher,  was  born  in  1678 ;  married  Anna,  daugh- 
ter of  Jacob  Sanders  Glen,  about  1699,  and  had 

134  Ariaantje,  bp.  August  25,  1700. 

135  Jacob,  bp.  Hovember  22,  1702  ;  m.  Helena  Van  Rensselaer 

December  19.  1728. 


Wendell.  387 

136  Catharine,  bp.  January  10,  1705  :  m.  John  A.  Cuyleb,  March 

28,1727. 

137  Evert,  bp.  January  19,  1707;  m.  Maria  Truax,  widow,  in  1761. 

138  Anna,  bp.  February  9,  1709  ;  m.  (64)  Jacob  Henry  Ten  Eyck, 

November  30,  1737. 

139  Johannes,  bp.  October  11, 1711 ;  contractor  for  Oswego  from  1737 

to  1743  :  d.  October,  1743. 

140  Harmanus,  bp.  April  11,  1714  ;  m.  Catharine  Van  Vechten, 

March  6,  1741. 

141  Abraham,  bp.  June  24,  1716  ;  m.  (184)  Elizabeth  Wendell, 

September  27, 1740. 

Harmanus  Wendell,  merchant,  signed  an  address  to  the 
Earl  of  Belmont  in  1700.  He  was  Alderman  of  Albany  in 
1714,  1720,  1726  and  1727 ;  Commissioner  of  Indian  Affairs 
from  1728  to  1732 ;  contractor  to  victual  Oswego  in  1729.  He 
died  at  98  State  street,  Albany,  and  was  buried  in  the  church 
December  15,  1731.  (So  stated  in  the  record  of  burials; 
O'Callaghan  says  he  died  in  1732.) 

Anna  Glen,  widow  of  Harmanus  Wendell,  was  buried 
September  19,  1756. 

4©. 
Evert,  son  of  (7)  Jeronimus  Wendell  and  Ariaantje 
Yisscher,  was  born  February  8, 1680-1 ;  married  (25)  Engeltje, 
daughter  of  (4)  Johannes  Lansing  and  (2)  Gertruy  Van  Schaick 
(b.  August  12,  1690),  December  12,  1710,  and  had 

142  Gertruy,  b.  September  30,  1711  ;  d.  s.  November  8,  1746. 

143  Johannes,  b.  June  27,  1713  ;  m.  Maria  Van  Santvoord,  July 

16, 1741 ;  d.  August  18,  1756. 

144  Abraham  E.,  b,  April  24,  1715. 

145  Ariaantje,  b.  May  18,  1717  ;  m.  (92)  John  Lansing,  December  7, 

1745.  (See  Lansing.) 

146  Evert,  b.  March  31, 1719  ;  d.  November  20, 1720.     (Probably  the 

same  as  Pphraim  in  Family  No.  31.) 
147 ;  b,  January  2,  1720. 

148  Evert,  b.  January  13,  1722-3  ;  m.  Antie  Lansing  ;  d.  August  4, 

1746.  _j 

149  Elizabeth,  b.  November  25, 1724 ;  m.  Barent  Staats,  January 

19, 1760. 
160  Engeltfe,  b.  July  14,  1726  ;  d.  March  4,  1727. 

151  Engeltje,  b.  July  18,  1728;  m.  James  Hewetson,  November  6, 

1772. 

152  Harmanus,  b.  July  2,  1731  ;  d.  of  measles  September  17, 1747. 


388  Wendell. 

153  Philip,  b.  July  3, 1734 ;  m.  Sarah  Packard. 

Evert  Wendell  died  May  3,  1750. 

Engeltje  Lansing,  widow  of  Evkkt  Wendell,  died  Decem- 
ber 18,  1769,  and  was  buried  beside  her  husband. 

Invert  Wendell  was  a  lawyer  and  Commissioner  for  Indian 
Affairs  from  1724  to  1734,  also  Commissioner  for  receiving 
fines  under  the  Oswego  act  of  1727.  He  made  a  will  dated 
July  29,  1749,  which  was  proved  June  20,  1750,  in  which  he 
gives  to  his  oldest  son  Johannes  all  his  surveying  instruments 
and  law  books  in  lieu  of  all  claims  he  may  have  to  his  father's 
estate,  whether  real  or  personal,  "for  reasons  to  him  best 
known  "  ;  to  his  other  surviving  children  he  gave  all  his  real 
estate  in  the  town  of  Schenectady  ;  to  his  "  dear,  trusty,  faith- 
ful, beloved,  honest  son  Abraham,"  he  left  all  his  lands,  houses 
and  premises  on  both  sides  of  the  Beaver  Kill,  Albany,  with 
the  saw  mill,  dam,  saws,  grist  mills,  grinding  stones,  brew  house, 
kettles,  orchard,  etc.,  horse,  cow,  pleasure  sleigh,  and  large 
Holland  gun,  marked  with  his  name  on  the  lock ;  also  two  lots 
in  the  south  part  of  Albany  ;  one  lot  in  the  north  part  of  said 
city  on  condition  that  he  pay  his  father's  debts,  if  he  keep  said 
lots ;  also  a  farm  on  Norman's  Kill  on  condition  of  paying  the 
tenth  of  the  produce  to  the  lord  of  the  manor,  according  to 
the  custom  of  the  Colonie  of  Rensselaerwyck ;  to  his  youngest 
son  Philip  he  bequeathed  his  dwelling-house  and  lot  in  the  first 
ward  of  Albany,  with  all  his  pasture  land  on  both  sides  of 
the  Rutten  Kill,  with  right  to  his,  the  testator's  widow,  and  his 
two  unmarried  daughters  Elizabeth  and  Engeltje  to  occupy 
said  house  and  lots  whilst  sole.  Philip  was  also  to  remain 
with  his  sisters  as  long  as  he  remained  unmarried,  and  the 
testator's  meaning  is  "  that  they  shall  never  be  put  out  of 
doors  as  long  as  they  remain  unmarried."  He  is  also  to  have 
free  grinding  of  his  bread  corn  at  the  mill  left  to  Abraham, 
two  chocolate  pots  and  pans,  and  he  and  Abraham  are  to  build 
a  chocolate  mill  in  which  Abraham  may  grind  fifty  pounds  of 
chocolate  yearly ;  he  is  likewise  left  his  father's  wearing  apparel 
and  one  gun  and  his  large  clock ;  to  each  of  his  three  daugh- 
ters Ariaantje,  Elizabeth  and  Engeltje  lie  left  one-third  of  a  lot 
of  pasture  in  the  south  part  of  the  city  of  Albany  "  just  behind 


Wendell.  389 

the  stockades."  The  remainder  of  his  estate,  real  and  personal, 
negro  slaves,  horses,  cows,  gold  and  silver  plate,  debts  and 
bonds,  were  to  be  divided,  share  and  share  alike,  among  his 
five  aforesaid  children,  viz.,  Abraham,  Ariaantje,  Engeltje, 
Elizabeth  and  Philip.  The  executors  to  his  will  were  his 
son  Abraham  and  his  daughter  Engeltje. 

The  names,  dates  of  births,  marriages  and  deaths  of  Evekt 
Wendell's  children,  etc.,  were  taken  from  the  family  record 
of  Philip  Wendell,  Esq.,  by  Dr.  O'Callaghan.  This  is  the 
Evert  Wendell  that  Prof.  Pearson  supposes  may  have  been 
the  son  of  (4)  Johannes  Wendell,  and  who  appears  in  this 
record  under  Family  No.  31. 

41. 

Johannes,  son  of  (7)  Jeronimus  Wendell^ and  (12) 
Ariaantje  Yisscher,  was  baptised  January  13,  1684 ;  married 
Susanna  Yiele,  June  5,  1708,  and  had  \ 

154  Ariaantje,  b.  March  5,  1709-10. 

155  Gerrilje,  b.  April  17,  1711 ;  d.  y. 

156  Gerritje,  b.  May  6,  1712. 

157  Elsje,  b.  February  12,  1715-16. 

158  Johannes,  b.  January  26,  1719-20  ;  m.  Sarah  Bergen,  Septem- 

ber 20,  1750. ,/ 

Captain  Johannes  Wendell  was  buried  at  "  The  Flats " 
January  13,  1729-30. 

42. 
Hester,  daughter  of  (7)  Jeronimus  Wendell  and  (12) 
Ariaantje  Yisscher,  was  born  September  19,  1686 ;  married 
(15)  Johannes,  son  of  (3)  Johannes  M.  Beeekman  and  Eva 
Vinhagen,  January  15,  1714-15. 

See  (15)  Beeekman. 

43. 

Elsje,  daughter  of  (7)  Jeronimus  Wendell  and  (12) 
Ariaantje  Yisscher,  was  born  April  21,  1689 ;  married 
Nicholas,  son  of  Philip  Schuyler  and  Elizabeth  De  Meyer 
(bp.  September  21,  1692),  December  2,  1714,  and  had 

159  HarmanuB,  father  of  Dr.  Nicholas  Schuyler,  late  of  Troy,  N.  Y. 


390  Wendell.  . 

160  Ariaantje,  m.  Col.  Kiliaen  Van  Rensselaer,  and  had 

1  Henry  K.,  father  of  Gen.  Solomon  Van  Rensselaer. 

2  Philip,  b.  in  1747 ;  m.  Maria  Sanders  (b.  October  15, 1749. 

3  Nicholas,  b.  in  1754 ;  m.  Elsie  Van  Buhen  . 

4  Kiliaen  K.,  b.  in  1763  ;  member  of  Congress . 

6  Catharine,. m.  William  Henry  Ludlow,  in  1771. 
6  Elsje,  m.  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansing,  September  3,  1774. 
t^l  Maria,  m.  Leonard  Gansevoort,  Jr.  ' 

161  Elizabeth. 

162  Catharine. 

47. 

Evert,  son  of  (8)  Philip  Wendell  and  (11)  Maria  Har- 
mense  Tisscher,  was  baptised  April  11,  1697;  married  (72) 
Susanna,  daughter  of  (10)  Abraham  Wendell  and  Mayeke 
Van  Ess  [Van  Nes]  (bp.  Jnne  31, 1716),  June  2, 1736,  and  had 

163  Maritje,  bp.  September  18,  1737. 

164  Catharina,  bp.  December  19, 1739. 

165  Philip,"|    m.,  1st,  Cathalina  Groesbeck,  July  28, 1785;  2d,GE»- 

trdt  Vosburgh,  about  1773  ;  d.  December  9,  1808. 
j-bp.  March  15,  1741. 

I 

166  QerritjJ 

167  Ariaantje. 

55. 

Robert,  son  of  (9)  Evert  Wendell  and  Elizabeth  Sanders 
Glen,  was  born  September  22,  1683 ;  married  Catharine, 
daughter  of  Peter  Winne  and  Maria  De  Forest  (b.  March  4, 
1711),  October  6,  1732,  and  had 

168  Johannes,  bp.  May  5,  1734. 

169  Peter,  bp.  February  20,  1736. 

170  Elizabeth,  bp.  July  7,  1738 ;  supposed  to  have  married  Goose 

Van  Schaick,  July  7,  1757. 

171  Abraham,  bp.  March  23,  1744 ;  buried  June  2,  1746  (?). 

172  Martin,  bp.  March  15,  1747;  in.  Maritje  Winne,  February  20, 

1779. 

173  Margarita,  bp.  October  23,  1748. 

174  Catharine,  bp.  May  12,  1750. 

Robert  Wendell  was  buried  April  17,  1750. 

Catharine  Winne,  widow  of  Robert  Wendell,  was  buried 
at  "The  Flats"  January  22,  1755.  Prof.  Pearson  says  the 
above  Robert  was  the  son  of  (32)  Johannes  Wendell  and 
Elizabeth  Walters,  which  does  not  agree  with  Dr.  O'Cal- 
laghan's  statement  above. 


Wendell.  391 

58. 
Ephraim,  son   of  (9)  Evert   Wendell  and  Elizabeth 
Sanders  Glen,  was  born  February  16,  1688;  married  Anna 
,  and  had 

175  Ephraim,  bp.  November  1,  1713. 

176  Catharina,  bp.  February  20,  1715  ;  d.  y. 

177  Elizabeth,  bp.  November  10,  1717. 

178  Catharina,  bp.  May  8, 1720  ;  d.  y. 

179  Marytoe,  bp.  July  22,  1722  ;  m.  (95)  Gerardtjs  Lansing,  in  1747' 

180  Susanna,  bp.  September  13,  1724 ;  d.  August,  1734. 

181  Catharina,  bp.  May   13,  1727  ;  m.  Cornelius  Van   Alstyne, 

February  21,  1742-43. 

182  Hendrick,  bp.  June  5,  1730;  m.  (131)  Maria  Lansing,  June  9, 

1757  ;  d.  October  1,  1795. 

183  Margaretta,  bp.  September  5,  1731. 

Dr.  Ephraim  Wendell  was  buried  at  "  The  Flats  "  July  2, 
1731.  (Prof.  Pearson  says  the  above  Epheaim  was  the  son  of 
(32)  Johannes  Wendell.  The  above  is  as  given  by  Dr. 
Callaghan.) 

59. 

a 

Johannes,  son  of  (9)  Evert  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 
Sanders  Glen,  was  born  December  28,  1690 ;  married  Anna, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Kip  and  Geesie  Van  der  Hey  den  (b.  May 
29,  1694),  November  29,  1716,  and  had 

184  Elizabeth,  b.  August  20,  1717;  m.  (141)  Abraham  Wendell, 

September  27,  1740. 

185  Geesie,  b.  January  30,  1718-19  ;  d.  s.  May  30,  1783. 

186  Susanna,  bp.  January  15,  1721. 

187  Catletie(Catalina),b.  March  30, 1723;  m.  (63)  Gysbert  Marselis, 

November  29,  1751.     (See  Marselis.) 

188  Evert  J.,  b.  March  13,  1725-6 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Van  Schaick. 

189  Abraham,  b.  October  6,  1727  ;  d.  July  12,  1729. 

190  Anna,  b.  January  26,   1732-3 ;  m.  (71)  Volckert  Abrahamse 

Douw,  November  19,  1757 ;  -d.  before  1763.     ' 

191  Catretie,  b.  March   7,  1734-5  ;   m.  (191)  Nanning  J.  Visschek, 

August  2,  1760 ;  d.  February  11,  1763. 

Johannes  Wendell  was  Commissioner  of  Indian  Affairs 
from  1720  to  1726;  Alderman  of  the  city  of  Albany  in  1736, 
and  died  December  15,  1739. 

Anna  Kip,  widow  of  Johannes  Wendell,  died  September 
50 


392  Wendell. 

29,  1779,  leaving  by  will  to  her  daughter  Geesie  the  profits 
and  possession  of  all  her  houses,  slaves,  furniture,  goods  and 
chatties  so  long  as  she  remained  unmarried,  also  lot  fifty-four 
in  the  "  SaeoruHac/a  Patent "  with  the  pasture  lot  on  the  Plain  in 
the  first  ward  of  Albany ;  one-fourth  of  the  remainder  of  her 
estate  to  the  children  of  her  daughter  Elizabeth ;  one-fourth  to 
Geesie ;  one-fourth  to  her  daugher  Catletie  (who  was  a  widow 
in  1783) ;  one-fourth  to  her  grandson  (203)  John  N.  Yisscher 
(b.  November  14, 1760) ;  (185)  Geesie  Wendell  left  by  will 
her  property  to  her  sisters,  nephews  and  nieces. 

60. 

Abraham,  son  of  (9)  Evert  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 
Sanders  Glen,  was  born  April  1,  1693 ;  married  Gertruey, 
daughter  of  Johannes  Bleecker  and  Anna  Costar  (bp.  Novem- 
ber 15,  1696),  October  24,  1736,  and  had 

192  Elizabeth,  b.  September  2,  1738 ;  m.  (19)  Thomas  Hun,  August 

27,  1761.     He  died  November  17, 1802.     See  (19)  Hun. 

Abraham  Wendell  died  June  28,  1753. 
Gertruey  Bleeokek,  widow  of  Abraham  Wendell,  died 
May  29,  1786. 

61. 

Ahasuerus,  son  of  (9)  Evert  Wendell  and  Elizabeth 
Sanders  Glen,  was  born  May  1,  1695 ;  married  Anna  Van 
Eps,  of  Schenectady,  and  had 

193  Elizabeth,  bp.  February  12,  1721. 

Anna  Van  'Eps,  wife  of  Ahasuerus  Wendell,  died.    He  married, 
2d,  Mama ,  and  had 

194  Dirck,  bp.  July  13, 1729. 

Ahasuerus  Wendell  resided  in  Schenectady.  He  was  buried 
in  Albany  July  11,  1752. 

Maritie  or  Maria ,  widow  of  Ahasuerus  Wendell, 

was  buried,  according  to  Prof.  Pearson,  July,  1852. 
(See  Pearson's  Schenectady  Families.) 

83. 
Johannes,  son  of  (27)  Abraham  Wendell  and  Katrina 


Wendell.  393 

de  Kay,  was  baptised  May  2, 1703  ;  married  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Judge  Edmund  Quincy,  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Massa- 
chusetts, and  Dorothy  Flynt,  of  Dorchester,  Mass.,  November, 
1724,  and  had 

195  John,  b.  September  11,  1782  ;  graduated  at  Harvard  College  in 

1750 ;  d.  at  Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  April '26, 18Q8,  leaving  children. 

196  Sarah,  b.  May  1,  1745  ;  in.  John  Gerry,  of  Marblehead  ;  d.  Feb- 

ruary 12,  1804.     Her  daughter  Sarah  married  Azor  Orne. 

197  Elizabeth,  m.  Solomon  Davis,  whose  daughter  Elizabeth  mar- 

ried Dr.  David  Townsend. 

198  Thomas,  and  other  children,  one  of  whom  married  Mr.  Skinner, 

of  Marblehead. 

Johannes  Wendell  died  December  15,  1762. 

83. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (27)   Abraham  Wendell  and 
Katrina  de  Kay,  was  baptised  August   20,  1704;   married 
Edmund  Quincy,  April  15,  1725,  and  had 

199  Edmund,  m.  Anne  Huske. 

200  Henry,  m.,  1st,  Mart  Salter  ;  2d,  Eunice  Newell. 

201  Elizabeth,  m.  Samuel  Sewell. 

202  Abraham,  d.  s. 

203  Catharine,  d.  s . 

204  Sarah,  m.  William  Greenleap. 

205  Esther,  m.  Jonathan  Sewell,  chief  justice  of  Lower  Canada. 

206  Jacob,  m.  Elizabeth  Williams,  in  1760. 

207  Dorothy,  m.,  1st,  John  Hancock,  president  of  the  Continental 

congress  ;  2d,  Capt.  James  Scott. 

Elizabeth  Wendell,  wife  of  Edmund  Quincy,  died  Novem- 
ber, 1769. 

Edmund  Quincy  was  born  in  1703,  and  was  a  judge  of  the 
Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Boston.     He  died  in  1788. 

119. 
Hendrick,  sou  of  (35)  Isaac  Wendell  and  Catalyna  Van 

Dyck,  was  baptised  March  16,  1729 ;  married  Catalina  Van 
Schaick,  June  17,  1750,  and  had 

208  SuBanna,  bp.  April  26,  1751 ;  in.  Joost  Boskirk. 

209  Gerrit,  b.  May  6,  1753. 


394  Wendell. 

210  Sarah,  b.  January  1,  1756  ;  m.  John  Bratt. 

211  Abraham,  b.  September  27, 1758. 

Hendrick  Wendell,  of  Watervliet,  made  his  will  October 
10,  1796.     It  was  recorded  May  1,  1809. 

130. 
Oliver,  son  of  (37)  Jacobus  or  Jacob  Wendell  and  Sarah 

Oliver,  was  born  March  5,  1733 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of 
Edward  Jackson  and  Dorothy  Quincy,  in  1762,  and  had 

212  Oliver,  d.  s. 

213  Edward,  d.  s. 

214  Sarah,  m.  Rev.  Abiel  Holmes,  D.  D.,  of  Cambridge,  Mass., 

and  had 

1  Mary  Jackson,  m.  Usher  Parsons,  M.  D.,  of  Provi- 

dence, R.  I. 

2  Ann  Susan,  hi.  Rev.  Charles  W.  Upham,  of  Salem. 

3  Sarah  Lathrop. 

4  Oliver  Wendell,  M.  D.,  (the  poet.) 

5  John,  attorney  at  Cambridge. 

Oliver,  Wendell  had  several  children  most  of  whom  died 
young.  He  was  educated  at  Harvard  college,  Judge  of  Pro- 
bate, member  of  the  Senate  and  council  of  Massachusetts,  etc. 
He  died  at  Cambridge  January  15,  1818. 

135. 
Jacob,  son  of  (39)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Anna  San- 
ders Glen,  was  born  November  22,  1702;  married  Helena, 
daughter  of  Hendrick  Van  Rensselaer  and  Catharina  Van  Brng 
(b.  October  4,  1702),  December  19,  1728,  and  had 

215  Harmanus,  bp.  March  28,  1730 ;  d.  y. 

216  Harmanus,  bp.  March  18,  1732 ;  m.  Barbara  Bradt,  May  8, 

1753  ;  d.  June  13,  1786.     She  died  April  30,  1812. 

217  Hendrick  (?),  bp.  October  15,  1733.    » 

218  Catharina,  bp.  July  23, 1735  ;  m.  Abraham  Cuyler,  April  1, 1762. 

219  Anna,  bp.  June  12,  1737;  m.  CornelisJ.  Ctjyler,  March  16, 

1763.     She  was  the  grandmother  of  Mrs.  George  Dexter,  of 
Albany . 

220  Maria,  bp.  April  15,  1739. . 

221  Ariaantje,  bp.  April  10,  1743. 

222  Elizabeth,  bp.  February  17,  1745  ;  m.  Isaac  Bekker,  March  12, 

1765. 


Wendell.  395 

Jacob  Weudell  was  buried  in  Greenbush  September  5, 1745. 
(Pearson  says  August  5,  1745.) 

137. 
Evert,  son  of  (39)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Anna  San- 
ders Glen,  was  baptised  January  19,  1707 ;  married  Maria 
Truax,  widow  of  Johannes  Arentse  Bradt,  in  1761.     He  died 
July  15,  1762,  leaving  no  children. 

140. 

Harmanus,  son  of  (39)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Anna 
Sanders  Glen,  was  baptised  April  11,  1714;  married  Cath- 
arine Van  Yechten,  March  6,  1741,  and  had 

223  Harmanus,  bp.  June  6,  1742  ;  m.  Catharina  Van  Rensselaer. 

224  Gertruy,  ) 

V  bp.  December  7,  1743. 

225  Anna,       )  m.  Col.  Phimp  P.  Schuyler,  April  21,  1765. 

226  Cornelius,  b.  September  16,  1745;  m.  (252)  Anna  Lansing  (b. 

October  25,  1750),  January  13,  1768. 

227  Gertruy,  bp.  August  30, 1747  ;  m.  Harper  Witbeck,  September 

2,  1783. 

228  Ariaantje,  bp.  November  12,  1749  ;  d.  s.  April  29,  1841. 

229.  Johannes  (John  H.),  bp.  July  6,  1752  ;  m.  Cathalina  Van  Brn- 
thuysen,  in  1785. 

230  Jacob  H.,  b.  October  21,  1754;  m.  (240)  Geertruy  (Gertrude) 

Lansing,  about  1785. 

231  Catharina,  bp.   September  12,   1756  ;  m.   (234)  Harmanus  A. 

Wendell,  March  21, 1785. 

Harmanns  Wendell  was  Assistant  Alderman  in  1749; 
assistant  judge  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  from  1752  to 
1758,  and  one  of  the  proprietors  of  the  Jersey  Field  patent  in 
1770.  He  made  a  will  May  1,  1769,  proved  April  27,  1771. 
He  left  to  his  wife  his  share  of  the  lot  in  the  township  of 
Schenectady,  released  to  him  by  the  heirs  of  Jacob  Sanders 
Glen  ;  also  her  clothes  and  the  household  furniture  she  had  at 
the  time  of  her  marriage,  and  sufficient  support  during  her 
widowhood  ;  to  his  unmarried  daughters  an  outfit  of  the  same 
value  as  that  given  to  their  married  sister ;  to  each  of  his  sons 
one-fourth  of  his  Indian  purchase  at  Canajoharie,  on  condition 
that  they  give  to  each  of  his  daughters  one-eighth  of  three- 
fourths  of  the  value  thereof. 


396  Wendell. 

While  workmen  were  making  excavations  for  the  piers  to 
support  the  main  floor  of  the  addition  to  the  Public  market  on 
Beaver  street,  in  Albany,  November  8,  1882,  they  came  across 
a  head-stone  and  a  number  of  human  bones.  The  tablet  is  of 
brown  stone,  similar  to  the  others  taken  out,  and  bears  a  fan- 
tastical face  in  the  scroll  work  on  the  top.  On  the  slab  is 
the  following  inscription : 

Hier  Leydt  Het  Ligliaem 

Van  Harmanis  Wendell 

Out  57  taer  Obit  den  13 

February,  Anno  Domini  1771. 

This  interpreted  means :  "  Here  lies  the  body  of  Hermanis 
Wendell,  aged  57  years,  died  the  13th  of  February,  in  the  year 
of  our  Lord  1771." 

141. 

Abraham,  son  of  (39)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Anna 
Sanders  Glen,  was  baptised  June  24,  1716;  married  (184) 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (59)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Anna  Kip 
(b.  August  20,  1717),  September  27,  1740,  and  had 

232  Annatie,  bp.  April  5,  1741 ;  m.  Ephkaim  Van  Veuiiten. 

233  Johannes,  bp.  July  18,  1742;  d.  y. 

234  Harmanus  A,  bp.  May  20,  1744 ;  m.,  1st,  Christina  Van  den 

Bergh,  April  9, 1770 ;  2d,  (231)  Catharina  Wendell,  March 
21,  1785. 

235  Janneke,  bp.  January  10,  1746  ;  d.  y. 

236  Janneke,  bp.  December  6,  1747. 

237  Johannes,  bp.  November  19,  1749. 

238  Jacob  A.,  bp.  May  6,  1753 ;  m.  Mary  Swart. 

239  Susanna. 

Abraham  H.  Wendell  made  his  will  April  13, 1793,  proved 
February  18,  1800,  whereby  his  sons  Harmanus,  John  and 
Jacob  were  given  the  house  and  lot  occupied  by  the  testator 
and  the  house  occupied  by  Harmanus  for  one-fourth  less  of  the 
value  as  appraised  by  them  and  his  daughter  Janneke  and  John 
Van  Vechten,  son  of  his  deceased  daughter  Annatie.  Should 
they  disagree  it  was  to  be  appraised  and  sold  and  one-fifth  part 
paid  to  his  daughters  and  grandson.  He  left  to  his  sons  his 
lot  back  of  the  fort  on  the  hill.     His  lands  in  Sacondaga  and 


Wendell.  397 

his  lot  in  Schenectady  he  left  also  to  his  children  and  grandson. 
In  case  his  daughter  Janneke  should  marry  she  was  to  have  a 
decent  outfit,  but  until  then  she  might  live  in  his  house  and  be 
supported  out  of  his  estate,  but  if  they  disagreed  and  one  hired 
another  house,  the  others  were  to  pay  half  his  house  rent. 

Elizabeth  Wendell,  -wife  of  Abraham  H.  Wendell,  died 
May  12,  1757. 

143. 

Johannes,  son  of  (40)  Evert  Wendell  and  (25)  Engeltje 

Lansing,  was  born  June  27,  1713;  married  Maria  Tan  Sant- 
voord,  July  16,  1741,  and  had 

240  Evert,  b.  August  21,  1742  ;  d.  September  14, 1749. 

241  A  daughter. 

242  A  daughter. 

243  A  daughter. 

244  A  daughter,  b.  November  18,  1749. 

245  Gertruy,  b.  September  22,  1751 ;  d.  October  23, 1837. 

Johannes  Wendell  died  August  18,  1756. 

(For  this  family  see  Pearson's  Schenectady  Families.) 

153. 

Philip,  son  of  (40)  Evert  Wendell  and  (25)  Engellje 

Lansing,  was  born  July  3,  1734;    married  Sarah  Packard 

(b.  February  6,  1772),  and  had 

246  Abraham,  lieutenant  in  United  States  army  ;  d.  in  1818  ;  by  his 

will  he  left  all  his  property  to  his  mother. 

247  Elizabeth. 

248  Philip,  b.  about  1802  ;  was  formerly  deputy  clerk  of  the  Supreme 

Court  of  the  State  of  New  York  ;  living  in  1866  ;  unmarried. 

249  Eunice,  m.  James  F.  Crosby. 

250  Harriet,  m.  S.  M.  Parks. 

251  A  posthumous  child .  v 

Philip  Wendell  died  December  9, 1.808.     He  made  his  will 
November  6,  1808. 

Sakah  Packard,   widow  of  Philip  Wendell,  died  April 
20,  1830. 

158. 

Johannes,  son  of  (41)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Susanna 


V 


398  Wendell. 

Yiele,  was  born  January  26, 1719-20 ;  married  Sarah  Bergen, 
September  20,  1750,  and  had 

252  Johannes,  bp.  June  30, 1751 ;  in.  Alida  Hooghkirk,  December  9, 

253  Franoyntie,  bp.  November  12,  1752.  '  '  ('■  ^  .' '  '  '•-  'i  v  '  '.'  '  s 

254  Jorus  (George),  bp.  August  17,  1755.     (According  to  Prof.  Pear- 

son.) 

255  Jorus  (George),  bp.  January  29, 1758.     (According  to  Prof.  Pear- 

son.) 

165. 
Philip,  son  of  (47)  Evert  Wendell  and  (72)  Susanna 

Wendell,  was  baptised  March  15,  1741 ;  married,  1st,  Catk- 
alina  Uroesbeck,  July  28,  1765,  and  had 

256  Evert,  b.  March  20,  1766. 

Cathalina  Groesbeck,  wife  of  Philip  Wendell,  died.    He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Gbrtruy  Vosburgh,  about  1773,  and  had 

257  Cathalyntje,  b.  September  1,  1773. 

258  Isaac,  b.  October  6, 1775. 

259  Cathalina,  b.  December  21,  1777. 

260  Evert,  b.  August  16,  1782. 

261  Abraham,  b.  September  12,  1785. 

262  David  Soot,  b.  September  13,  1787. 

263  Philip,  b.  March  9,  1790. 

264  Catharine,  b.  July  11,  1793. 

Philip  Wendell  died  December  9,  1808. 

(The  above  family  is  taken  from  Prof.  Pearson's  Albany 
Families.) 

183. 

Hendrick,  son  of  (58)  Ephraim  Wendell  and  Anna 

,  was  baptised   June  5,   1730 ;  married  (131)  Maria, 

daughter  of  (56)  Robert  Lansing  and   Margaret  Roseboom, 
June  9,  1757,  and  had 

265  Jacob  H.,  bp.  August  20,  1758  ;  m.  Sarah  Trotter. 

266  Robert,  bp.  February  15, 1761 ;  m.  Agnietje  Fonda  and  removed 

to  Schenectady,  where  he  died  July  7,  1848.     He  had  a  daugh- 
ter, Maria. 

267  Harmanus,  b.  April  16, 1763;  d.  y. 

268  Harmanus,  bp.  September  27,  1767  ;  sheriff  of  Albany  from  1803 

to  1807. 


Wendell.  399 

269  Margarita,  b.  January  19,  1770;   m.  Gen.  Matthew  Trotter. 

270  Hendriok,  b.  May  17,  1773 ;  left  a  son  Samuel   who  died,  it  is 

supposed,  in  New  Orleans  May  26,  1829. 

271  Abraham,  b.  December  17, 1775. 

Hendrick  Wendell  died  October  1,  1795.     He  was  Sheriff 

of  Albany  county  from  1777  to  1781   and  from  1782  to  1786. 

Maria  Lansing,  widow  of  Hendrick  Wendell,  died  in  1813. 

188. 
Evert  J.,  son  of  (59)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Anrta  Kip, 

was  born  March  13, 1725-6  ;  married  Elizabeth  Yan  Schaick, 

and  had 

272  Abraham,  bp.  January  13,  1751  ;  d.  y. 

273  Sarah,  bp.  December  15,  1754 ;  d.  y. 

Evert  J.  Wendell  made  a  will  May  2, 1763,  proved  October 
6,  1764.  He  left  all  of  his  estate  to  his  mother  Anna  during 
her  life,  after  her  death  one  hundred  pounds  to  his  sister  (185) 
Geesie  and  one-fourth  of  the  remainder  of  his  estate  to  the 
children  of  his  deceased  sister  (184)  Elizabeth ;  one-fourth  to 
his  sister  Geesie  ;  one-fourth  to  his  sister  (187)  Catalina  Mar- 
selis,  and  one-fourth  to  Johannes,  only  son  of  his  sister  (191) 
Catharine  (Catretie)  Visscher.  He  was  an  assistant  Alderman 
in  Albany  in  1750  and  died  June  2,  1763. 

316. 

Harm  a  ii  us.  son  of  (135)  Jacob  Wendell  and  Helena 

Van  Rensselaer,  was  baptised  March  18,  1732 ;  married  Bar- 
bara, daughter  of  Barent  Bradt  and  Maria  Rickman,  May  8, 
1753,  and  had 

274  Elizabeth,*  b.  December  7,  1753:  m.  Jacob  J.  Bleecker,  Feb- 

ruary 18,  1776. 

275  Jacob,    )  d.  August  10,  1757. 

I  b.  March  2,  1757. 

276  Helena,)  d.  July  14,  1757. 

277  Helena  (Elanor  by  O'Callaghan),  b.  October  22,  1760 ;  m.  (238) 

Jeremiah  Lansing,  October  1,  1780. 

*  Elizabeth,  (274)  eldest  daughter  of  (316)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Barbara  Bradt, 
married  Jacob  J.  Bleecker  February  18, 1776,  who  died  November  30, 1806.  She  died 
March  14, 18J8.  She  was  the  mother  of  the  Hon.  Harmanus  Bleecker,  Member  of 
Assembly  in  1814  and  1815,  and  Charge  d'Affaire  to  Holland  from  1839  to  1848. 

51 


4<n)  Wendell. 

278  Catharina,  b.  September  22,  1762  ;  d.  y, 

279  Catharina,  b.  November  27,  1765. 

280  Anna,  b.  May  3,  1768  ;  d.  s.  January  8,  1829. 

281  Maria,  b.  June  6,  1772  ;  d.  a.  December  26,1826. 
281£  Barent,  b.  August  12,1776  ;  d.  August  13,  1776. 

Harmanus  Wendell  died  June  13,1786.  He  was  a  mer- 
chant and  assistant  judge  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Barbara  Bradt,  widow  of  Harmanus  W  kndell,  died  April 
30,. 1812.     (See  Bible  record.) 

333. 

Harmanus,  son  of  (140)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Cath- 
arine Tan  Yechten,  was  baptised  June  0,  1742;  married 
Catharina  Van  Rensselaer,  and  had 

282  Harmanus,  bp.  January  22,  1768;  d.  y. 

283  Harmanus,  bp.  September  30, 1770  ;  d.  in  Schenectady  December 

1841  ;  had  a  son  named  John  Van  Kensselaer  Wendell. 

284  Elizabeth,  bp.  April  4,  1774 ;  d.  s. 

285  Catarina,  bp.  March  2,  1777  ;  d.  s. 

Harmanus  H.  Wendell  died  December  14,  1781. 

335. 
Anna,  daughter  of  (140)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Cath- 
arine Van  Vechten,  was  baptised  December  7, 1743  ;  married 
Col.  Philip  P.,  sou  of  Peter  Schuyler  and  Catharina  Groes- 
beck,  April  21,  1765,  and  had 

1  Catharine,  b.  March-23.  1766  ;  m.  Abkaham  Van  Vechtkn  ; 

d.  September  10,  1820. 

2  Elizabeth,  b.  May  4,  1771 ;  m.  James  Van  Ingen. 

3  Gertruy,  b.  June  26,  1773 ;  m.  James  Van  Ingen  (his  third 

wife.) 

4  Peter,  b.  July  15,  177G  ;  colonel  of  \he  13th  Regiment  United 

States  Infantry. 

5  Maria,  b.  September  11,  1778  ;  d.  s.  July  6,  1812. 

6  Stephen,  b.  November  17,  1780 ;  d.  February  5,  1845. 

7  Ariaantje,  b.  September  15,  1782  ;   m.  Jacob   Van  Ordtcn, 

of  Catskill. 

8  Lucas,  b.  March  9,  1785 ;  d.  s. 

Col.  Philip  P.  Schuyler  died  June  3,  1808. 


Wendell.  401 

Cornelius,  sou  of  (140)  Harnianns  Wendell  and  Cath- 
arine Van  Vechten,  was  born  September  16,  1745 ;  married 
(252)  Anna,  daughter  of  (104)  Gerrit  Lansing,  Jr.,  and  (17) 
Wyntje  Van'  den  Bergh,  Ids  second  wife  (b.  October  25, 1750), 
January  13,  1768,  and  had 

286  Gerrit,  b.  October  19,  1769 ;  m.  Rebecca  Van  Vechten,  Sep- 

tember 6,  1792  ;  d.  December  6,  1840. 

287  Catharina,  b.  June  24,  1772  ;  d.  July  21,  1830. 

288  Wynlje,  b.  December  5,  1775  ;  d.  May  25,  1798. 

289  Harmanus  C,  b.  March  29,  1781  ;  m.  (62)  Cathalina  Hun,  April 

21,1812;  d.  July  6,  1837. 

290  John  L.,  b.  Jauuary  2,  1785  ;  m.  Susan  Carter,  November  15, 

1809. 

Cornelius  Wendell  died  January  28,  1814.  He  was  one  of 
the  patentees  of  Jersey  Field. 

Anna  Lansing,  widow  of  Coenklids  Wendell,  died  February 
0,  1827. 

229. 

• 

Johannes  or  John  H.,  son  of  (140)  Harmanus  Wen- 
dell and  Catharine  Van  Vechten,  was  baptised  July  6, 1752 ; 
married  Cathalina  Van  Benthuysen,  in  1785,  and  had 

291  Rachel,  b.  April  10, 1786  :  m.  Harman  Kkickerbockjer,  Decem- 

ber 6,  1814  ;  d.  July  29,  1823. 

292  Catharine,  b.  July  23,  1787  ;  d.  in  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  February  21, 

1873. 

293  Harmanus,  b.  January  30,1790  ;  d.  s.  July  11,  1810. 

294  Jane,  b.  January  3,  1792 ;  d.  November  24.  1793. 

295  Jacob,  b.  October  24,  1794  ;  d.  s. 

296  Jane  Maria,  b.  October  29,  1796  ;  d.  August  23,  1798. 
299  Maria  Van  Vechten,  b.  August  1,  1799. 

298  Jane  Ann,  b.  December  21,  1802. 

299  Anna,  b.  August  31,  1804  ;  m.  Mr.   Sayles,  and  died  without 

issue. 

Gen.  John  H.  Wendell  died  July  10,  1832.  He  studied 
law.  Afterwards  he  entered  the  service  of  the  United  States 
as  Captain  of  the  Fourth  (or  Wynkoops)  New  York  Conti- 
nentals, October  7,  1776,  and  was  transferred  to  the  command 


402  Wendell. 

of  a  company  in  the  First  (or  Van  Schaicks)  rughuunt,  on  the 
21st  of  November  following.  He  commanded  a  company  at 
the  Battle  of  Monmouth  and  eventually  resigned'his  commission 
April  5,  1781.  He  was  one  of  the  original  members  of  the 
Society  of  the  Cincinnati.  He  ultimately  reached  the  rank  of 
Major-General  of  the  Militia.  He  was  a  member  of  Assembly 
for  the  county  of  Albany  in  1796,  1797  and  1798 ;  Surrogate 
in  1810  and  1811,  and  from  March,  1813,  to  March  17,  1815 ; 
Justice  from  1815  to  1820;  Loan  Commissioner  from  1823  to 
1829;  County  Treasurer  from  1808  to  December,  1829,  when 
he  resigned  the  office.  In  stature  Gen.  Wendell  was  below 
the  medium  height,  of  thin,  spare  figure,  very  methodical  in 
his  habits,  and  in  business  regular  and  precise.  He  continued 
to  wear  the  costume  of  the  Revolutionary  era  until  his  death. 
He  resided  at  No.  3 1 5  North  Market  street  (now  Broadway), 
in  one  of  the  ancient  "  Gable-enders."  At  the  time  of  his 
death  the  Society  of  the  Cincinnati  passed  appropriate  resolu- 
tions, which  were  sent  to  his  family. 

Cathalina  Van  Benthuysen,  wife  of  Gen.  John  II.  Wen- 
dell, died  January  1,  1817,  m.  55  years,  11  months  and  10 
days. 

330. 
Jacob  II.,  son  of  (140)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Catha- 
rine Van  Vechten,  was  born  October  21, 1754 ;  married  (240) 
Geertruy  (Gertrude),  daughter  of  (94)  Peter  Lansing  and  (116) 
Elizabeth  Wendell,  about  1785,  and  had 

300  Peter,  b.  June  3,  1786  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Van  Kleeck  ;  d.  October 

29, 1849. 

301  Catharine,  b.  February  13, 1789  ;  d.  December  11,  1813. 

302  Mary  Ann,  b.  February  13.  1800  ;  d.  s. 

Jacob  H.  Wendell  died  March  23,  1826.  He  served  in  the 
Revolutionary  war.  He  was  commissioned  Ensign  in  the  First 
New  York  Continentals  November  21 ,  1776,  Second  Lieuten- 
ant January,  1779,  Adjutant  September  29,  1780,  and  retired 
from  the  service  January,  1782. 

Geertkuy  (Gektrude)  Lansing,  widow  of  Jacoij  H.  Wen- 
dell, died  May  IS,  1S27,  in  the  69th  year  of  her  age. 


Wendell.  403 

334. 

Ilnrmaii us  A.,  boh  of  (141)  Abraham  Wendell  and  (1  s4) 

Elizabeth  Wendell,  was  baptised  May  20,  1744;  married,  1st, 
Christina  Van  den  Bergh,  April  9,  1 770,  and  had 

303  Abraham,  b.  August  31,  1771  ;  d.  February  20, 1773. 

304  Abraham,  b.  July  3,  1773;  d.  January  7, 1791. 

Christina  Van  den  Bergh,  wife  of  Hakmanus  a.  Wendell,  died 
April  12,  1782.  He  married,  2d,  his  cousin,  (231)  Catharina, 
daughter  of  (140)  Harmanus  Wendell  and  Catharine  Van  Vech- 
ten,  March  21,  1785,  and  had 

305  A  son,  stillborn,  January,  1786. 

306  Harmanus,  b.  April  19,  1787  ;  d.  s.  at  Philadelphia  February  1 , 

1842. 

307  Elizabeth,  b.  June  20,  1789  ;  d.  s. 

308  Philip  Van  Vechten,  b.  May  29,  1791  ;  d.  s.  October  21,  1810. 

309  Catharine,  b.  November  8,  1794  ;  d.  September  12,  1795. 

310  Catharine,  b.  September  23,  1796. 

311  Ann  Susan,  b.  August  17,  1798  ;  d.  March  15,  1857. 

312  Abraham,  b.  May  1,  1802  ;  d.  August  21,  1803. 

Harmanus  A.  Wendell  died  July  15,  1819.  lie  was  an 
extensive  Indian  trader  and  lived  at  No.  77  Hudson  street, 
Albany. 

338. 
Jacob  A.,  son  of  (141 )  Abraham  Wendell  and  (L84)  Eliza- 
beth Wendell,  was  baptised   May  6,  1753;  married  Mary 
Swart,  and  had 

313  Abraham,  b.  May  5, 1791 ;  in.  Huldah  Green,  about  1819. 

314  John,  b.  April  25, 1794  ;  was  a  wealthy  farmer  living  near  Albany 

in  1836. 

315  Gertrude,  b.  June  10,  1801 . 

316  Susanna,  b.  March  10,  1803. 

317  Josiah,  ] 

|      Besides  the  above  O'Callaghan  adds  these  and  says 

318  Teunis,  J- several  of  the  family  reside  in  Western  New  York  and 

I  Michigan. 

319  Betsey,  J 

Mary  Swart,  wife  of  Jacob  A.  Wendell,  died  March  14. 
1831,  se.  38  years. 


404  Wendell. 

353. 
Johannes,  son  of  (158)  Johannes  Wendell  and  Sarah 

Bergen,  was  baptised  June  30,  1751 ;  married  Alida  Hoogh- 

kirk  (b.  March  11,  1741-2),  by  license  dated  December  9, 
1772,  and  bad 

320  Rebecca,  b.  September  9,  1774. 

321  Sarah,  b.  August  27, 1776  ;  m.  Peter  Van  Loon  ;  d.  March  23, 

1852. 

322  John,  b.  January  26,  1779  ;  d.  March  28, 1854. 

323  Judith,  b.  January  5,  1781 ;  m.  John  Stilwell,  for  many  years 

Alderman  and  in  1824  Member  of  Assembly,  also  Major-Geu- 
eral  of  Artillery. 

Johannes  Wendell  died  April  3,  1786. 
Alida  Hooghkirk,  widow  of   Johannes   Wendell,   died 
February  18,  1813. 

365. 
Jacob  H.,  son  of  (182)  Hendrick  Wendell  and  (131) 
Maria  Lansing,  was  baptised  August  20, 1758 ;  married  Sarah 
Trotter,*  and  had 

324  Maria,  b.  June  8,  178&-6. 

325  Ann,  b.  September  18,  1788. 

326  Margaret,  b.  July  17, 1790. 

Jacob  H.  Wendell  died  in  1790. 

Sarah  Trotter,  widow  of  Jacob  H.  Wendell,  died  April, 
1830. 

386. 

Oerrit,  son  of  (226)  Cornelius  Wendell  and  (252)  Anna 

Lansing,  was  born  October  19,  1769 ;  married  Rebecca  Van 
Vechten,  September  6,  1792,  and  had 

327  Ann,  b.  July  10,  1793  ;  m.  Hon.  Martin  Lee,  of  Washington 

county,  N.  Y.,  November  4,  1811. 

328  Cornelia,  b.  May  21,  1795 ;  m.  George  W.  Jermain,  January  30, 

1820. 

329  Maria,  m.  Platt  Smith,  February  12, 1824. 

330  Catharine,  m.  John  A.  Rich,  October  7,  1835. 

331  Cornelius,  m.  Julia  Ann  Buonson,  December  1, 1841  ;  removed 

to  Michigan. 


Wendkll.  405 

Gerrit  Wendell  was  a  lawyer  and  member  of  the  New  York 
Senate  from  1813  to  181G,  also  judge  of  Washington  county. 
He  died  December  6,  1840. 

289. 
II  aiinn  n  us  C,  son  of  (226)  Cornelius  Wendell  and  (252) 
Anna  Lansing,  was  born  March  29, 1781 ;  married  (62)  Catha- 
lina,  daughter  of  (35)  Direk  Hun  and  (246)  Annatie  Lansing 
(b.  March  19,  1783),  April  21,  1812,  and  had 

332  Cornelius,  b.  February  20, 1813  ;  m.  Mary  Hinckley,  September 

3,1844;  d.  October  9,  1870. 

333  Anna  Lansing,  b.  August  15,  1814 ;  m.  Alfred  Clapp,  Novem- 

ber 5,  1838. 

334  Thomas  Lansing,  b.  June  30,  1816;  m.  Mary  A. Lockwood,  Jan- 

uary 5,  1846. 

335  William,  b.  May  13, 1818  ;  m.,  1st,  Sarah  Kip  Miller,  August 
31, 1847  ;  she  died  May  19,  1850  ;  2d,  Frances  Emily  Roberts, 
December  1,  1852. 

336  Catalina,  b.  September  27,  1823 ;  m.  Charles  H.  Waterbury, 

June,  1860. 

337  Katharine,  b.  August  16,  1825  ;  m.  Oscar  Edwards,  April  23, 
1851.    . 

Harmanus  C.  Wendell  died  July  6,  1837.  He  was  ap- 
pointed Justice  August  29,  1817. 

Cathalina  Hun,  widow  of  Habmanus  C.  Wkndell,  died  in 
Englewood,  N.  J.,  August  28,  1875. 

290. 

John  Is.,  son  of  (226)  Cornelius  Wendell  and  (252)  Anna 
Lansing,  was  born  January  2,  1785;  married  Susan  Carter, 

November  16,  1809,  and  had 

338  Anna  Mary,  m.  Robert  B.  Minturn,  June  2,  1835. 

339  Oscar,  d.  s.  at  New  Orleans  September  6, 1833. 

340  Eliza  C,  d.  February  4,  1856. 

341  John,  m.  Catharine  Macomb,  July  13,  1841  ;  lives  at  Wyan- 

dotte, Mich. 

342  Susan  H. 

Judge  John  L.  Wendell  died  December  IS,  1861.  He  was 
Judge  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Washington  county, 
from  1S23  to  1825,  State  Eeportcr  from  1828  to  1841. 


406  Wendell. 

3©0. 
Peter,  son  of  ('230)  Jacob  H.  Wendell  and  (240)  Gertrude 
Lansing,  was  born  June  3,  1786;  married  Elizabeth  Tan 
Kleeck,  and  had 

343  Herman  (M.  D.),  b.  December  19, 1810 ;  d.  s.  February  23,  1881 . 

344  Cornelia  R.,  b.  April  12,  1812;  m.  J.  R.  Warkeu;  dead;  no  ch. 

345  Elizabeth,  b.  September  13,  1820 :  m.  (242)  Henry  Ten  Eyck, 

of  Cazenovia,  January  15,  1845  ;  no  ch. 

346  James  L.,  b.  September  24,  1821 ;  d.  s.  July,  1867. 

347  Benjamin  Rush,  b.  March   1,  1822 ;  m.  (252)  Margaret  Ten 

Eyck  Burr,  September  8, 1847. 

348  Gertrude  L.,  b.  January  15,  1824;  m.  (86)  Dr.  S.  O.  Van  DER 

Poel,  December  10,  1850.     (See  Van  der  Poel.) 

349  Sarah  R.,  b.  November  11,  1825;  m.  Lewis  O.  Morris;  issue 

one  son  and  one  daughter. 

350  Peter,  b.  July  1,  1827;  m.  (91)  Sarah  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 

(72)  J.  Van  der  Poel,  of  Kinderhook,  in  1857  ;  d.  May  12,  1868. 

351  John,  b.  December  20, 1829  ;  m.  Harriet  Breese,  of  Waterford, 

N.  Y.;  d.  December  22,  1860. 

Elizabeth  Van  Kleeck,  wife  of  Dr.  Peter  Wendell,  died 
in  Albany  November  1 1,  1846. 

Dr.  Peter  Wendell  died  at  his  residence  on  Elk  street, 
Albany,  October  29,  1849.  lie  studied  medicine  with  Dr. 
William  McLellan,  of  Albany ;  attended  lectures  at  the  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania ;  commenced  the  practice  of  his  pro- 
fessipn  in  Albany  in  the  spring  of  1807,  and  continued  in  it 
until  his  death.  He  received  the  degree  of  M.  D.  from  the 
University  of  Pennsylvania  about  1823,  at  which  time  he  was 
elected  a  Regent  of  the  University  of  the  State  of  New  York, 
of  which  body  he  became  Chancellor  in  1842,  and  filled  that 
office  until  the  time  of  his  death. 

332. 
Cornelius,  son  of  (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wendell  and  (62) 

Cathalina  Hun,  was  born  Februayr  20,  1813  ;  married  Mary, 
daughter  of  John  and  Eunice  Hinckley  (b:  December  3, 1820), 
September  3,  1844,  and  had 

352  Anna  Mary,  b.  September  8,  1845  ;  m.  Major  Frank  Taylor, 

U.  S.  A. 

353  Blanche,  b.  December  2,  1846  ;  m.  Dr.  Woodward,  of  Washing- 

ton. D.  C. 


Wendell.  407 

354  Mildred,  b.  at  Washington,  D.  C,  July  26, 1854. 

355  Dora,  b.  at  Washington,  D.  C,  April  6, 1860  ;  d.  August  21, 1861. 

Cornelius  Wendell  died  October  9,  1870,  at  Northampton, 
Mass. 

Coknelis  Wendell  had  been  during  all  his  life-time  a  con- 
spicuous man  in  his  business  avocation,  in  the  political  world, 
in  the  social  sphere,  and  in  the  many  associations  with  which 
he  has  been  connected.  Starting  in  youth  as  a  humble  ap- 
prentice in  the  typographical  calling,  he  rose  steadily  to  the 
proprietorship  of  a  prominent  daily  journal,  to  the  responsible 
position  of  government  printer  at  Washington,  and  to  the  oc- 
cupancy of  several  other  public  trusts,  and  in  all  these  stations 
he  so  distinguished  himself  by  his  energy,  fitness,  talent,  and 
social  qualities,  that  he  had  acquired  a  fame  throughout  the 
country,  exceeded  in  extent  by  but  few  men.  He  learned,  or 
at  least  the  rudiments  of  the  "  art  preservative  of  all  arts,"  in 
the  printing  office  of  Denio  &  Kichards,  who  then  published 
the  Daily  Morning  Chronicle,  commencing  his  indentureship 
in  1828.  It  was  a  political  newspaper,  established  to  promote 
the  re-election  of  John  Quincy  Adams  to  the  Presidency.  Upon 
leaving  that  office  he  was  employed  in  the  extensive  establish- 
ment of  Obadiah  Van  Benthuysen,  where  he  finished  his  trade. 
While  still  at  work  as  a  journeyman,  he,  with  several  others  of 
like  position  in  the  craft,  started  a  newspaper  entitled  The 
Albanian,  which,  though  ably  managed,  did  not  long  survive. 
In  1840,  associated  with  Mr.  George  Vance,  he  published  a 
vigorous  Democratic  campaign  paper  called  The  Plaindealer. 
In  1840  the  Albany  Atlas  entered  upon  its  busy  life  and  event- 
ful career,  under  tutelage  of  Vance  &  Wendell  as  proprietors, 
and  William  Cassidy  as  editor.  Mr-  Wendell's  connection 
with  that  journal  ceased  upon  his  removal  to  Washington,  in 
or  about  1851,  to  assume  a  leading  position  in  the  government 
printing  office,  and  of  which  he  subsequently  became  the  head. 
He  never  held  any  public  office  except  the  one  last  mentioned, 
though  during  the  administrations  of  Presidents  Buchanan  and 
Johnson  he  was  assigned  to  the  discharge  of  several  missions 
of  importance  and  of  intimate  relationship  to  the  government. 
In  these  positions,  as  well  as  in  all  his  other  relations  in  life, 


4o8  "Wendell. 

Mk.  Wendell  so  demeaned  himself  by  his  courtesy,  his  intel- 
ligence, his  candor  and  his  generous  instincts  as  to  extort  the 
good .  opinion  and  the  warmest  admiration  of  all  to  whom 
he  became  known.  He  was,  perhaps,  best  known  in  this  city, 
where  lie  spent  the  earlier  period  of  his  life,  and  with  which 
he  has  ever  kept  alive  and  fresh  his  social  attachments.  With- 
out being  in  any  wise  obtrusive  in  disposition  or  manner,  his 
presence  every  where  and  at  all  times,  by  the  charm  of  his  ad- 
dress, assuredly  brought  to  hi  in  a  circle  of  friends  who  delighted 
to  join  in  the  presence  of  his  society.  He  attached  himself 
while  here  to  several  associations,  in  all  of  which  he  was 
assigned  to  an  active  and  prominent  part.  He  was  one  of  the 
projectors  and  first  members  of  the  Albany  Burgesses  Corps, 
and  so  long  as  he  could,  continued  to  be  an  active  member. 
When  his  relations  to  that  company  were  necessarily  sundered 
by  his  removal  from  the  city,  he  continued  to  retain  all  possible 
connection  witli  it.  Several  years  since  he  inaugurated  a  plan 
of  giving  each  year,  as  a  prize  to  the  best  soldier,  an  elegant 
medal,  and  upon  each  recurrence  of  the  day  of  the  organization 
of  the  company  that  medal  has  been  bestowed.  He  has  warmly 
kept  alive  all  his  social  relations  in  this  city,  and  his  death  now 
will  awaken  a  sentiment  of  sorrow  as  fervent  and  as  wide-spread 
as  would  the  announcement  of  the  decease  of  any  person  that 
ever  lived  among  us.  Though  during  nearly  his  whole  life- 
time he  has  been  more  or  less  actively  employed  in  the  business 
of  politics,  he  has  never,  by  speech  or  conduct,  given  offence. 
Towards  political  adversaries  he  has  ever  been  courteous  and 
magnanimous.  And  so  it  will  transpire  that  the  remembrance 
of  his  political  sentiments  or  action,  will  never  endure  in  their 
memories  to  lessen  in  the  least  the  regret  that  his  deatli  shall 
awakeu. — [Albany  Morning  Express. 

333. 
Anna  Lansing,  daughter  of  (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wen- 
dell and  (<>2)  Cathalina  Hun,  was   born  August  15,  1S14; 
married  Alfred  Clapp,  November  5,  1 83H,  and  had 

1  William  Hastings. 

2  Helen. 


Wendell.  409 

3  Alfred  Lansing. 

4  Frederick. 

5  Anna  Lansing. 

6  Cornelius  Wendell. 

7  Arthur. 

8  Oathalina  Wendell. 

334. 
Thomas  Lansing,  son  of  (289)  Harmaiius  C.  Wendell 
and  (62)  Cathalina  Hun,  was  born  June  30,  1S16;  married 
Mary  A.  Lockwood,  January  5,  1846,  and  had 

356  William  Godfrey,  b.  at  Southport,  Conn. 

335. 

William,  son  of  (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wendell  and  (62) 

Cathalina  Hun,  was  born  May  13, 1818 ;  married,  1st,  Sarah 
Kip,  daughter  of  William  C.  Miller  and  Sarah  S.  Kip,  August 
31,1847.  She  died  May  19, 1850,  aged  24  years.  He  married, 
2d,  Frances  Emily,  daughter  of  Elijah  H.  Roberts  and  Emily 
Matilda  Pratt,  of  Middletown,  Conn.,  December  1,  1852.  He 
adopted  Augusta,  daughter  of  Rev.  Horace  Hills  and  Elizabeth 
Cooper  Roberts,  in  May,  1868. 

Fifty  Years  in  Business. 
Announcement  is  made  elsewhere  of  the  retirement  from 
active  business  pursuits  of  Mr.  William  Wendell,  who 
thus  terminates  a  career  in  the  prosecution  of  the  jeweler's 
trade,  extending  over  precisely  half  a  century  In  a  series  of 
articles  published  in  The  Journal  on  "  Old  Albany  Firms  "  Mr. 
Wendell's  methods  and  movements  were  discussed  at  some 
length,  and  the  moral  pointed  that  honest  endeavor  and  strict 
adherence  to  rigid  rules  must  result  in  the  meeds  of  prosperity. 
Fifty  years  ago  Mr.  Wendell,  than  an  ambitious  youth  in  his 
teens,  was  bound  out  to  Henry  Hoyt,  a  jeweler,  whose  humble 
shop  occupied  the  present  site  of  the  Argus  building.  At  the 
bench  the  young  apprentice  proved  himself  an  expert  at  his 
trade.  Subsequently  entering  the  establishment  of  John  H. 
Mulford  on  State  street,  now  occupied  by  Gray's  book  store,  he 
was  received  as  a  partner  in  1842.  The  principle  which  ad- 
vanced his  prospects  at  that  time,  became  his  own  guide  in 


410  Wendell. 

business  thereafter.  Whenever  Mr.  Wendell  found  behind 
his  own  counters  a  spirit  which  had  justified  sufficient  con- 
fidence, he  never  hesitated  to  reward  it  with  an  interest  in  his 
business.  William  P.  Feltman,  Richard  H.  Roberts  and  James 
H.  Leake,  the  latter  his  present  partner,  were  at  one  time  and 
another  elevated  from  clerkships  to  association  with  him,  where 
they  shared  the  profits  of  his  business.  During  Mr.  Wendell's 
protracted  career,  he  has  at  no  time  failed  in  the  respect  of  the 
people  with  whom  he  dealt.  His  retirement,  the  rest  and 
relief  of  which  has  been  earned  by  arduous  toil,  will  be  passed 
in  the  enjoyment  of  a  competency  got  by  strict  integrity. — 
[Albany  Evening  Journal. 

336. 
Catalina,  daughter  of  (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wendell  and 
(62)  Cathalina  Hun,  was  born  September  27,  1823 ;  married 
Charles  H.  Waterbury,  of  New  York,  June,  I860,  and  had 

1  Cornelius  Wendell. 

2  Anna  Lansing. 
•   3  Mary. 

4  Charles  H. 

337. 

Katharine,  daughter  of  (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wendell 
and  (62)  Cathalina  Hun,  was  born  August  16,  1825 ;  married 
Oscar  Edwards,  of  Northampton,  Mass.,  April  23,  1851,  and 
had 

1  Fanny  Wendell. 

2  Frank,  m.  Anna  Dickinson,  of  Northampton,  Mass. 

3  Mary. 

4  Oscar  Wendell. 

338. 
Anna  Mary,  daughter  of  (290)  judge  John  Lansing 
Wendell  and  Susan  Carter,  married  Robert  Bowne  Minturn, 

of  New  York,  June  2,  1835,  and  had 

1  Robert  Bowne,  m.  Susanna  Shaw,  October  30,  1862. 

2  Susan  Carter,  m.  Thomas  Chaki.es  Baking,  November,  1859. 

3  John  Wendell,  m.  Louisa  Aspinwall,  April  34,  1862 ;  d . 

April  30,  1881,  in  his  43d  year. 


Wendell.  411 

4  Anna  Mary,  m.  Charles  P.  Quickjs,  October  3,  1864. 

5  Edith,  m.  Maiilon  D.  Sands,  May  23,  1865;  d.  January  7, 

1868. 

6  Sarah,  d.  s.  December  4,  1852. 

7  Eliza  Theodore. 

8  William. 

Robert  B.  Minturn  died  in  the  city  of  New  York  January 
9,  1S66. 

"  He  was  a  prominent  citizen  and  a  member  of  the  firm  of 
Griimell,  Minturn  &  Co.,  of  which  he  was  the  master  spirit. 
He  was  in  its  best  and  broadest  sense  a  '  merchant  prince,' 
an  enterprising  citizen,  a  practical  philanthropist  and  a  devoted 
Christian.  He  rendered  efficient  aid  in  the  establishment  of 
Castle  Garden  as  an  emigrant  depot,  and  was  one  of  the  Emi- 
grant Commissioners.  He  took  an  active  interest  in  establish- 
ing Central  Park  in  New  York  and  was  one  of  the  first  pro- 
moters of  the  object.  In  the  palmiest  days  of  New  York's 
commercial  prosperity,  he  was  one  of  those  distinguished  alike 
for  enterprise,  intelligence,  public  spirit,  patriotism,  liberality, 
and  last  but  by  no  means  least,  for  their  bountiful  and  refined 
hospitalities.' ' 

Mrs.  Robert  B.  Minturn  resides  in  New  York  city. 

341. 
John,  sou  of  (290)  Judge  John  Lansing  Wendell  and 
Susan   Carter,   married    Catharine,   daughter   of  William 
Macomb,  of  Grosse  Isle,  Mich.,  July  13,  1841,  and  had 

357  Oscar,  b.  June  4, 1843;  m.  Maria  Sterling,  August  12,  1863. 

358  Catharine  Macomb,   b.    December  14,   1844;    m.   Mark  Mc- 

Laughlin, August  20,  1878. 

359  Mary,  b.  July  19, 1847. 

360  Jeannette,  b.  January  21,  1850 ;   m.  Joseph  Macdonald  Mc- 
Grath,  November  30,  1873. 

361  Sarah  Minturn,  b.  March  4,  1853;  d.  y. 

362  Susanna  Carter,  b.  January  29,  1855;  m.   Charles  Edward 

Bury,  June  8, 1881. 

363  Bertha  Augusta,  b.  November  13,  1857  ;  d.  y. 

364  Edith  Minturn,  b.  March  15,  1863. 

365  Leila  Eliza,  b.  April  5,  1864. 

366  John  Lansing,  b.  April  30,  1867 ;  d.  y. 


412  Wendell. 

347. 

(Old  No.  341.) 

Benjamin  Rush,  son  of  (300)  Dr.  Peter  Wendell  and 
Elizabeth  Van  Kleeck,  was  born  in  Albany,  N.  Y.,  March  1, 
1822 ;  married  (252)  Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  daughter  of  William 
M.  Burr  and  (195)  Catharine  Ten  Eyck  (b.  March  28,  1827), 
September  8,  1847,  in  Cazenovia,  JN.  Y.,  and  had 

367  William  Burr,  b.  July  1,  1849  ;  d.  August  23,  1849. 

368  Herman,  b.  August  2,  1850  ;  d.  January  20, 1852. 

369  Burr,  b.  November  29, 1853  ;  m .  (270)  Emily  Lentilhon  Smith, 

June  8, 1881. 

370  Benjamin  Rush,  b.  November  13,  1855. 

371  Ten  Eyck,  b.  November  7,  1857. 

B.  Rush  Wendell  and  family  reside  in  Cazenovia,  N.  Y. 

369. 

(Old  No.  365.) 

Burr,  son  of  (347)  B.  Bush  Wendell  and  (252)  Margaret 
Ten  Eyck  Burr,  was  born  in  Cazenovia,  N.  "Y.,  November 
29,  1853;  married  (27u)  Emily  Lentilhon,  daughter  ol 
Gamaliel  Gates  Smith  and  (244)  Margaret  Ten  Eyck  Foster, 
June  8,  1881,  and  had 

372  Margaret  Ten  Eyck,  b.  in  New  York  March  3, 1882. 

351. 

(Old  No.  345.) 

John,  son  of  (300)  Dr.  Peter  Wendell  and  Elizabeth  Tan 
Kleeck,  was  born  December  20,  1829 ;  married  Harriet 
Breese,  of  Waterford,  N.  Y.,  and  had 

373  Henry  Ten  Eyck. 

John  Wendell  died  December  22,  1860. 

313. 
Abraham,  won  of  (238)  Jacob  A.  Wendell  and  Mary 
Swart,  was  born  in  Albany  May  5,  1791 ;  married  at  Aurelius, 
Cayuga  county,  N.  Y.,  II  u blah  Green,  about  1819,  and  had 

374  WiUiam,  b.  March  6,  18201;  m.  Hannah  Morse,  September  20, 

1845,  at  Portage,  Livingston  county,  N.  T. 


Wendell.  413 

375  Charity,  b.  May  11,  1822  ;  m.  William  W arrack. 

376  Leah,  b.  August  29,  1826  ;  m.  William  Waldron. 

377  Mary  Jane,  b.  December  19,  1829 ;  m.  Erastus  Sawyer. 

378  Elizabeth,  b.  December  23, 1824  ;  m.  Jefferson  P.  Conwell. 

374. 
William,  son  of  (313)  Abraham  Wendell  and  Huldali 
Green,  was  born  in  Aurelius,  Cayuga  county,  N.  Y.,  March  6, 
1820;  married  Hannah  Morse,  September  20,  1845,  and  had 

379  Adelbert  Chauncey,  b.  at  Fox  Lake,  Dodge  county,  Wis.,  May 

11, 1848 ;  m.  Mrs.  A.  T.  F.  Vaughn,  August  26, 1872,  at  Battle 
Creek,  Mich. 

380  Mary  Alice,  b.  at  Fox  Lake,  August  11,  1850  ;  m.  Eli  L.  Wil- 

kinson, M.  D,  September  20,  1871,  at  Burlinghame,  Osage 
county,  Kan. ;  resides  at  Van  Wert,  Ohio,  in  1882. 

381  Charles  William,  b.  at  Fox  Lake,  October  7,  1855  ;  resides  at 

Burlinghame,  Osage  county,  Kan . 

376. 

Leah,  daughter  of  (313)  Abraham  Wendell  and  Huldali 
Green,  was  born  August  29, 1826  ;  married  William  Waldron, 

and  had 

382  Huldali  Fatima,  b.  March  6,  1847. 

383  Cynthia  Jane,  b.  May  24, 1854. 

384  Hester  Elizabeth,  b.  December  6,  1857. 

385  Eli  Sylvester,  b.  July  16,  1859. 

386  Willis  Wesley,  b.  May  9, 1862. 

William  Waldron  and  family  reside  in  Home  City,  Ind. 

379. 
Adelbert  Chauncey,  son  of  (374)  William  Wendell 
and  Hannah  Morse,  was  born  at  Fox  Lake,  Dodge  county, 
Wis.,  May  11,  1848;  married  Mrs.  A.  T.  F.  yaughn,  August 
26,  1872,  at  Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  aud  had 

387  William  Fuller,  b.  in  Detroit  June  7, 1873. 

Adelbert  Chauncey  Wendell  and  family  reside  in  Detroit. 

380. 
Mary  Alice,  daughter  of  (374)  William  Wendell  and 


414  Wendell,. 

Hannah  Morse,  was  born  at  Fox  Lake,  Dodge  county,  Wis., 
August  11,  1850;  married  Eli  L.  Wilkinson,  JL  D.,  Septem- 
ber 20,  1871,  and  had 

388  Delia  Clyde,  b.  August  23,  1872. 

389  Lulu  May,  b.  October  28, 1873. 

390  Bernard  M.,  b.  September  11, 1877. 

Dr.  Eli  L.  Wilkinson  and  family  reside  at  Van  Wert,  Ohio. 

173. 
martin,  son  of  (55)  Robert  Wendell  and  Catharine 
Winne,  was  baptised  March  15, 1747  ;  married  Maritje  Winne, 
February  20,  1779,  and  had 

391  Catharina,  b.  November  20,  1779. 

392  Lavinus,  b.  October  27,  1783. 


NEW  JERSEY  AND  MOHAWK  WENDELLS. 

Jacob  Wendell,  of  Shrewsbury,  N.  J.,  had 

2  John,  b.  about  1680  ;  m. .     He  removed  to  New  York. 

2. 
John,  son  of  (1)  Jacob  Wendell,  was  born  at  Shrewsbury, 
N.  J.,  about  1680 ;  married ,  and  had 

3  John,  b.  in  New  York  about  1720  ;  m.  Hannah  db  Hart,  of  New 

York,  October  19,  1749. 

John  Wendell  removed  to  New  York,  where  lie  probably 
had  other  children  born  to  him  besides  the  son  above  mentioned, 
from  whom  some  of  the  name  not  otherwise  accounted  for 
may  have  descended. 

3. 

John,  son  of  (2)  John  Wendell  and  — ,  was  born  in 

New  York  about  1720 ;  married  Hannah  de  Hart,  of  New 
York,  October  19,  1749,  and  had 

4  John,   b.  at   Schaghticoke,  about  1757;   m.   Hannah  Van  'den 

Brrgii,  of  Claverack,  Columbia  county,  N.  Y.,  in  1777. 


Wendell.  415 

John  Wendell  removed  to  Warren,  Herkimer  county;  in 
1792,  where  he  died  in  1810. 

4. 
John,  son  of  (3)  John  Wendell  and  Hannah  de  Hart,  was 

born  at  Schaghticoke,  N.  Y.,  about  1757;  married  Hannah 
Yan  den  Bergh,  of  Claverack,  in  1777,  and  had 

5  Jacob,  b.  in  Schaghticoke  December  12,  1778  ;  m.,  1st,  Magdalen  A 

Snyder  ;  2d,  Nancy  F.  Goul  ;  d.  March  3,  1354.' 

6  Cornelius,  b. ;  m.  ;  d.  in  Warren,  N.  T.,  about  1808, 

leaving  one  son  John  C,  since  dead. 

7  John,  b. ;  moved  to  Indiana  where  he  died  about  1845,  leav- 

ing a  widow  and  three  children. 

8  Maria,  b. ;  m.,  1st,  Elisha  Chadwick,  of  Petersboro,  N.  Y., 

who  served  in  the  war  of  1812  and  1815,  soon  after  which  he 
died,  leaving  four  children  (daughters);  2d,  Joshua  Gtjstin 
of  York  Township,  Elkhart  county,  Ind. 

9  Joanna,  b.  ;  m.  ;  was  a  widow  with  three  children, 

living  in  Portland,  Me.,  in  1854. 

John  Wendell  served  under  Montgomery  at  Quebec  in  1775. 
He  removed  to  Warren,  Herkimer  county,  N.  Y.,  in  1792,  and 
from  thence  t»  Richfield  Springs,  where  he  died  in  1825. 

Hannah  Van  den  Bekgh,  widow  of  John  Wendell,  died 
in  1841,  se.  81  years. 

5. 

Jacob,  son  of  (4)  John  Wendell  and  Hannah  Yan  den 
Bergh,  was  born  in  Schaghticoke  December  12, 1778 ;  married, 
1st,  Magdalena  Snyder,  in  1801,  and  had  by  her  twelve 
children. 

Magdalena  Snyder,  wife  of  Jacob  Wendell,  died  at  Frysbush 
August  17,  1822.  He  married,  2d,  Nancy  F.  Goul,  widow, 
formerly  of  Connecticut,  by  whom  he  had  two  children. 

Nancy  F.  Goul,  wife  of  Jacob  Wendell,  died  at  Little  Falls 
in  September,  1850. 

Jacob.  Wendell  died  March  3,  1854,  in  his  77th  year. 


The  following  names  were  found  on  the  records  which  could 

not  be  connected  with  the  main  line :  possibly  the  connection 

may  at  some  future  time  be  discovered  by  members  of  the 

family : 

53 


416  Wendell. 

Ariaantje  Wendell  and  three  children,  June  16,  1697. 

Melgert  Wendell,  wife  and  seven  children,  June  16, 1697. 

Susanna  Wendell,  married  Johannes  Symonsen,  June  30, 
1718. 

Susan  Wendell,  married  Abraham  Fonda,  November  7, 
1735. 

Gerritje  Wendell,  married  John  Van  Wie,  October  14, 1742. 

Hanna4  Wendell,  widow,  married  James  Scharpe,  March  12, 
1763. 

Sartje  Wendell,  married  Peter  Brooks,  November  7,  1771. 

John  Perkins  Wendell,  ensign  in  Van  Schaicks  regiment  of 
New  York  Continentals,  October  7,  1776. 

Harmanus  H.  Wendell,  lawyer,  28  State  street,  Albany, 
died  August  20,  1836. 

John  W.  Wendell,  father  of  the  late  Dr.  Matthew  Wendell, 
of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  resided  many  years  in  Albany.  He  was 
Commissary  in  the  Revolutionary  war. 

Professor  Pearson  gives  the  following  names  which  can  not 
be  connected  with  the  main  line : 

Abraham  Wendell,  married  Elizabeth  Winne,  and  had  Cath- 
arina,  baptised  December  8,  1776. 

Gerrit  Wendell,  married  Machtelt  Heemstreet,  and  had 
Cathalynt/je,  baptised  November  2,  1780. 

Johannes  Wendell,  of  Steen  Rabie  (Lansingburgh),  married 
Elizabeth  Young,  and  had  Marytje,  born  October  12,  1 770 ; 
Willem,  baptised  May  30,  1773 ;  Johannes,  baptised  August 
21,  1776. 

He  also  gives  the  family  of  Johannes  {John)  W.  Wendell, 
mentioned  above  by  Dr.  O'Callaghan  as  not  found,  as  follows: 

John  W.  Wendell,  married  Maria  Trotter,  and  had  Johannes, 
born  September'  1,  1777 ;  Mary,  born  December  23,  1783. 
John  W.  Wendell  died  February  29,  1802.  He  kept  a  hotel 
in  Court  street.  Mary  or  Maria,  his  widow,  died  March  14, 
1831,  aged  77  years,  and  was  buried  from  the  house  of  James 
L'Amoreux,  59  Hamilton  street. 


NOTES. 


The  following  notes  were  obtained  too  late  for  insertion  in 
their  proper  places : 

BOGART. 


285. 

(See  page  45.) 

Henrietta  Bogart,  widow  of  Abraham  S.  Bkixckebhoff, 
died  November  28,  1882. 

Entered  into  rest  on  lier  85£/t  birthday, 
Mrs.  Henrietta  Bogart  Brinckerhoff. 

Few  among  us  are  called  upon  to  live  bo  continuously  a  life  of  self- 
denial  as  Mrs.  Brinckerhoff  did,  from  first  to  last,  thinking  always  of  others 
and  what  she  could  do  for  their  real  good.  Her  devotion  to  a  large  family 
circle  and  to  her  invalid  sister  for  many  many  years,  in  the  midst  of  cares 
and  responsibilities  as  the  head  of  a  prosperous  school,  called  forth  always 
my  admiration  and  caused  others  as  well  as  myself  to  exclaim  that  Mrs. 
Brinckerhoff  was  the  Saint.  "  Faithful  unto  death  "  must  surely  have 
been  her  watchword  as  she  patiently  bore  her  cross  on  earth  waiting  for 
her  crown  in  Paradise. 

And  so  it  came  to  pass  that  late  in  the  evening  of  her  unselfish  life,  in 
the  darkness  of  night  the  "  Angels  came  and  tenderly  bore  her  for  whom 
they  had  waited  long,  knowing  that  even  here  she  was  learning  their 
blessed  song." 

"  They  bore  her  soul  away 
Beyond  the  fading  stars . 
To  the  brightness  of  the  day." 
December,  1882.  A.  P.  P. 


LANSING. 


127. 

(See  page  133.) 
282$  Abraham  D.,  b.  March  18,  1775.     Son  of  Abraham  A.  Lansing 
and  Elsje  Van  Rensselaer. 


4:18  Notes. 

.     638. 

(See  page  165.) 
654J  Ernest,  b.  October  15,   1882.     Son  of  Livingston  Lansing  and 
Grace  Cleveland  Cose . 


00TH0UT. 


The  New  York  branch  of  this  family  is  taken  up  at  the 
family  No.  61,  page  189,  and  here  continued  with  additions 
and  corrections. 

61. 

John,  son  of  (17)  Jan  Oothout  and  (64)  Catalina  Tan 
Deusen,  was  born  in  New  York  December  19,  1739 ;  married 
Magdaleua,  daughter  of  William  Vandewater,  of  New  York, 
and  Elizabeth  Hendricks,  July  17,  1785,  and  had 

94  Eliza,  b.  December  22,  1787;  m.  Daniel  Livingston,  of  Oak 

Hill.  N.  T.,  May  23,  1809  ;  d.  April  21,  1815. 
96  Jolrn,  b.  January  12, 1789  ;  m.  Maria  Josephine  Youle,  May  27, 

1818  ;  d.  January  28,  1858. 

96  Oatelina,  b.  November  17,  1790;  d.  November  29,  1790. 

97  William,  b.  October  23,  1791  ;  d.  October  2,  1793. 

98  Oatelina,  b.  February  2,  1794 ;  d.  s.  December  9,  1859. 

John  Oothout  died  in  New  York  at  his  country  seat  between 
Fifth  and  Sixth  avenues  and  Nineteenth  and  Twenty-first 
streets  (then  Greenwich),  September  20, 1 804.  He  was  Chair- 
man of  the  first  Board  of  Health  Commissioners  in  1798  and 
1799,  and  with  Dr.  Bailey  located  the.  Lazaretto  at  Staten 
Island;  Member  of  Assembly  in  1800,  and  Alderman  in  New 
York  in  1802. 

Magdalena  Yandewatee,  widow  of  John  Oothoot,  died 
April  10,  1826,  se.  71  years,  11  months  and  5  days. 

94. 
Eliza,  daughter  of  (61)  John  Oothout  and  Magdelena 
Yandewater,  was  born  December  22,  1787  ;  married  Daniel 
Livingston,  of  Oak  Hill,  N.  Y.,  May  23,  1809,  and  had 


Notes.  419 

119  Mary  LeRoy,  m.  George  C.  Satterlee. 

120  Eliza,  in.  James  Bowen. 

Eliza  Oothout,  wife  of  Danikl  Livingston,  died  September 
21,  1815. 

95. 

John,  son  of  (61)  John  Oothout  and  Magdalena  Tande- 
water,  was  born  January  12, 1789 ;  married  Maria  Josephine, 
only  daughter  of  Joseph  Youle,  M.  D.,  of  New  York,  May  27, 
1818,  and  had 

121  John,  b.  May  2,  1819  ;  d.  December  2,  1838. 

122  Jane,  b.  February  26,1821  ;  d.  September  22,  1839. 

123  William,  b.  January  19, 1823  ;  m.  Jane  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 

George  Morgan   October  26,  1855. 

124  Maria  Josephine,  b.   December   17,    1824;  m.  James  Bowen, 

April  27,  1875  ;  d.  October  29,  1877. 

125  Henry,   b.    September    13,    1826  ;    m.,  1st,   Josephine    Julia 

D'Antoine  Lentilhon,  April  4,1850;  she  died  December  2, 
1869  ;  2d,  C.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Charles  Williams,  of  Stam- 
ford, Cono.,  June  1,  1876. 

126  Bleecker,  b.  January  12,  1831  ;  d.  s.  March  8,  1863. 

127  Edward,  b.  August  13,  1834  ;  m.  Julia  Caroline,  daughter  of 

William  H.  Drake,  February  21,  1860. 

128  Eliza,  b.  March  12, 1837  ;  m.  Louis  Philippe  Siebert,  October 

24,  1866. 

John  Oothout  died  January  28,  1858. 
Maria  Josephine  Youxe,  widow  of  John  Oothout,  died 
March  24,  1870,  se.  75  years,  less  6  days. 

133. 

William,  son  of  (95)  John  Oothout  and  Maria  Josephine 

Youle,  was  born  January  19,  1823  ;  married  Jane  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  George  Morgan,  October  26,  1855,  and  had 

129  William,  b.  August  6,  1856  ;  single. 

130  Pauline  Drouillard,  b.  November  8,  1857. 

131  George,  b.  June  10,  1862 ;  d.  August  25, 1863. 

William  Oothout  and  family  reside  at  No.  218  Madison 

avenue,  New  York  city. 

185. 

Henry,  son  of  (95)  John  Oothout  and  Maria  Josephine 

Youle,  was  born  September  13,  1826  ;  married,  1st,  Josephine 
Julia,  daughter  of  Antoine  Lentilhon,  April  4,  1850,  and  had 


420  Notes. 

132  John,  b.  February  24, 1851. 

133  Eliza  Lentilhon,  b.  April  3, 1855;  m.  Thomas  K.  Milliken,  Feb- 

ruary 3,  1877. 

134  Marie  Josephine,  b.  July  5, 1858. 

135  Henry,  b.  June  23,  1862. 

Josephine  Julia  Lentilhon,  wife  of  Henry  Oothout,  died  De- 
cember 2, 1869.  He  married,  2d,  Catharine  Elizabeth,  daugh- 
ter of  Charles  Williams,  of  Stamford,  Conn.,  June  1,  1876. 

Henry  Oothout  died  in  New  York  November  19,  1882. 

137. 

Edward,  son  of  (95)  John  Oothout  and  Maria  Josephine 

Youle,  was  born  August  13,  1834 ;  married  Julia  Caroline, 
daughter  of  William  H.  Drake,  February  21,  1860,  and  had 

136  Edward  Austin,  b.  November  21,  1860. 

128. 
Eliza,  danghter  of  (95)  John  Oothout  and  Maria  Josephine 
Youle,  was  born  March  12,  1837 ;  married  Louis  P.  Siebert, 

October  24,  1866,  and  had 

137  Louis  Philippe,  b.  December  1,  1868. 

138  John  Oothout,  b.  January  10,  1872. 

139  Sophie,  b.  December  26,  1875. 


QUACKENBUSH. 


172. 

(See  page  206.) 

Anna,  daughter  of  (141)  Jane  Quackenbush  and  Judge 

Ira  Allen  Eastman,  was  born  in  Gilmanton,  N.  H.,  January  3, 
1836 ;  married  David  Cross,  of  Manchester,  N.  H.,  October  7, 

1858,  and  had 

1  Clarence  Eastman,  b.  January  22,  1860 ;  d.  January  11, 1881 . 

2  Allen  Eastman,  b.  December  30,  1864. 

3  Percy,  b.  July  12,  1869  ;  died  in  infancy. 

4  Edward  Winslow,  b.  July  21,  1875. 

5  Arelice,  b.  February  2, 1877. 


Notes.  421 

David  Cross,  Esq.,  is  a  member  of  the  legal  profession,  and 
with  his  family  resides  in  Manchester,  N.  H. 

178. 

Clarence,  son  of  (141)  Jane  Quackonbush  and  Judge 
Ira  Allen  Eastman,  was  born  August  21,  1843 ;  married 
Helen  McDugall,  November,  1868;  died  March  8,  1874; 
no  children. 


TEN  EYCK. 


See  page  252,  family  No.  294,  where  the  dates  of  birth  are 
not  given  children  of  Catharine  Mullen  and  Frederic  W. 
Brown. 

312  Lydia  M.,  b.  August  6, 1868. 

313  Archibald  Robertson,  b.  June  23,  1870. 

314  Joseph  Mullen,  b.  June  18,  1873. 

316  Frederic  William,  Jr.,  b.  May  17, 1875. 
316  Anthony  Ten  Eyck,  b.  April  19,  1878. 


BIBLE  RECORDS. 

RECORD  OF  BURIALS. 

MISCELLANEOUS  NOTES. 

GLOSSARY. 


54 


BIBLE  RECORDS. 


The  figures  in  parentheses  refer  to  the  corresponding  consecu- 
tive numbers  in  the  family  of  that  name  in  the  genealogies  of 
the  New  York  families.  The  remarks  in  parentheses  are  by 
the  compiler. 

1. 

BEECKMAN. 

From  a  Beeckman  Bible,  in  possession  of  the  late  (119) 
Volckert  P.  Douw,  in  1849,  who  died  June  16,  1869. 

1714,  December  17,  I  (16)  Jacob  Beeckman  was  married  to  Deborah 
Hansen. 

1715,  October  1,6,  was  born  my  daughter  Maghtel. 
1718,  May  4,  was  born  my  son  Hendrick. 

1720,  January  18,  was  born  my  daughter  Effie. 
1722,  November  2,  was  born  my  son  Johannis. 
1726,  October  8,  was  born  my  daughter  Debora. 
1733,  August  8,  was  born  my  son  Johannis 

Deaths. 

1725,  January  31,  my  son  Johannis  died. 

1738,  March  19,  Jacob  Beekman  died. 

1745,  December  10,  Debora  Hansen  (his  widow)  died. 

1746,  September  8,  Hendrick  (son  of  Jacob)  died. 
1798,  September  9,  Effie  (daughter  of  Jacob)  died. 

Marriages. 

1739,  January  18,  Maghtel,  daughter  of  Jacob  Beeckman  and  Debora 
Hansen,  married  (48)  Gerrit  A.  Lansing,  of  Schenectady. 

1747,  January  11,  Debora,  daughter  of  Jacob  and  Debora  Beeckman, 
married  Gerrit  Slaats. 

1759,  November  22,  Johannis,  son  of  Jacob  and  Debora  Beeckman,  mar- 
ried Maria,  daughter  of  John  Sanders. 

1759,  November  22,  I  (43)  Johannis  Jaoob  Beeckman,  was  married  to 
Maria,  daughter  of  John  Sanders. 

1761,  August  7,  was  my  son  (63)  Jacob  born. 

1763,  November  26,  was  my  daughter  (64)  Debora  born. 


426  Bible  Becords. 

1767,  May  2,  was  my  son  (65)  Barent  born. 

1768,  November  21,  was  my  daughter  (66)  Matilda  born. 
1771,  December  9,  was  my  daughter  (67)  Sarah  born, 
1774,  July  24,  was  my  daughter  (68)  Bffie  born. 

1781,  August  23,  was  my  son  (69)  John  S.  born. 

Marriages. 

1787,  December  22  (64)  Debora  married  (89)  J.  de  Feyster  Douw.     She 

died  July  23,  1791. 
1794,  November  23  (66)  Matilda  was  married  to  Douw  Fonda. 

Deaths. 

1767,  December  2  (65)  Barent  Sanders  (son  of  Johannis  J.  Beeckman)  died. 

1791,  July  23  (64)  Debora  (daughter  of  Johannis  J.  Beeckman)  died. 

1792,  March  15  (67)  Sarah  died. 

1792,  December  6  (68)  Effie  (on  her  tombstone  Eva)  died. 

1794,  November  2,  Maria  Sanders,  wife  of  Johannis  J.  Beeckman,  died. 

1802,  December  17  (43)  Johannis  J.  Beeckman  died. 

1817,  (63)  Jacob  (son  of  Johannis  J.  Beeckman)  died. 


2. 

BENSON. 


The  following  record  was  copied  by  (61)  Dr.  Thomas  Hun, 
from  the  Bible  of  Cornelius  Van  Beuren,  who  married  (28) 
Maritie,  daughter  of  (15)  Harman  Hun. 

"  A  copy  of  the  births  of  the  children  of  Dikck  Bensen 
and  his  wife  Catleina. 

My  sister  Oatleina  was  born  in  December,  1625.    (Supposed  to  mean  Oata- 

lina  Berex,  wife  of  [1]  Dirck  Bensen.  —  S.  V.  T.) 
In  1649,  November  9,  was  my  son  (2)  Dirck  Bensen  born. 
In  1652,  July  4,  was  my  son  (3)  Samson  born. 
In  1655,  February  8,  was  my  son  (4)  Johannis  born. 
In  1657,  February  12,  was  my  daughter  (5)  Oatrina  born. 
Anno  1659,  January  6,  died  my  husband  (1)  Dirck  Bensen,  on  Sunday  at 

9  o'clock,  and  was  buried  at  New  Netherlands. 
In' 1659.  July  15,  my  daughter  (6)  Maria  was  born. 
In  1662,  February  9,  my  daughter  (3  Hun)  Weintie  Harmosson  (Hun)  was 

born  Thursday  about  10  o'clock,  and  died  on  Saturday  evening  February 

19. 


Bible  Records.  427 


3. 

BOGART. 

From  the  Bible  of  (25)  Isaac  Bogart,  now  (1883)  in  the 
possession  of  (288)  Stephen  V.  E.  Bogert,  M.  D.,  Staten 
Island,  K  T. 

1679,  January,  my  father  (7)  Jacob  Bogart  married  my  mother  (4)  Jannetje 
Kwackenboa  (Quackenbush).  (He  was  the  son  of  [3]  Cornelia  Bogaert 
[b.  1654]  and  she  the  daughter  of  [1J  Pieter  Quackenbush  [b.  1663]  ). 

1679,  October  5,  my  sister  Dyrkje  was  born . 

1681,  June  4,  my  sister  Maryya  was  born. 

1683,  September  23,  my  brother  Cornelia  was  born. 

1685,  March  5,  my  sister  Maddalena  was  born . 

1687,  September  14,  my  brother  Jacob  was  born. 

1689,  September  22,  my  brother  Peter  was  born, 

1692,  February  16,  my  brother  Abram  was  born. 

1695,  January  18,  I,  Isaac  Bogart,  was  born  at  8  o'clock  A.  M. 

1698,  March  8,  my  brother  Benjamin  was  born. 

1725,  April  3,  my  father  Jacob  Bogart  died  in  his  72d  year. 

1725,  November  25,  I  (25)  Isaac  Bogart  married  (19)  Hendriecke  Oothout. 
(She  was  the  daughter  of  Hendrick  Jants  Oothout.) 

1726,  August  10,  our  son  Jacob  was  born  and  died  January  3,  1732. 
1729,  October  26,  our  son  Hendrick  was  born. 

1733,  January  9,  our  son  Jacob  was  born  and  died  January  20,  1733. 

1734,  January  5,  my  mother  Jannetje  (Quackenbush)  died  in  her  72d  year. 
1734,  September  25,  our  son  Jacob  and  daughter  Catrina  were  born  and 

Jacob  died  October  20,  1746. 
1739,  July  15,  my  father-in-law  Hendrick  Oothout  died  in  his  77th  year. 
1741,  June  13,  our  son  Isaac  was  born. 

1764,  April  21,  my  wife  Hendrickie  died  in  her  69th  year  at  3  o'clock  A.  M. 
1770,  September  15,  Isaac  Bogart  died  aged  75  years,  7  months  and  27  days. 
1729,  October  26,  I  (97)  Hendrick  Isaac  Bogart  was  born  and  was  married 

to  my   wife  (65)  Barba  Marselis,  by  Dominie  Vrooman,  on  Saturday 
February  19,  1758.     She  was  the  daughter  of  Johannis  Marselis. 
1761,  September  5,  at  2  o'clock  A.  M.  our  son  Johannis  was  born.     He  died 
August  22,  1853. 

1763,  November  18,  at  4  o'clock  A.  M.  our  daughter  Joanna  was  born.  She 
died  December  24, 1767. 

1765,  September  7,  at  9  o'clock  p.  m.  our  son  Isaac  was  born.  He  died 
September  22, 1841. 

1770,  March  9,  at  12  o'clock  M.  our  son  Gerrit  waB  born.  He  died  March 
9,  1820. 

1764,  April  21,  my  mother  Hendrickie  (Oothout)  died. 
1770,  September  15,  my  father  Isaac  Bogart  died. 


428  Bible  Records. 

1816,  October  23,  Barbara,  wife  of  Henry  I.  Bogart,  died,  aged  88  years  and 

1  month. 
1821,  June  27,  Henry  I.  Bogart  died,  aged  91  years,  7  months  and  21  days. 


4. 

BOGART. 

Copy  of  the  records  in  the  Bible  of  (202)  Isaac  H.  Bogart, 
now  (1883)  in  the  possession  of  S.  V.  Talcott. 

1789,  January  31,  was  I,  Isaac  Henry  Bogart,  son  of  (97)  Henry  I.  Bogart, 
married  to  (96)  Cathlina,  daughter  of  Bastiaen  Teunis  Visscher,  by  the 
Rev.  John  Bassett. 

1789,  November  17,  departed  this  life  (21)  Angelica  (Engeltje  Van  den 
Bergh)  wife  of  (82)  Bastiaen  T.  Visscher. 

1789,  December  27,  was  born  our  daughter  (293)  Angelica,  on  Sunday  even- 
ing at  7  o'clock,  and  was  baptised  by  the  Rev.  John  Bassett.  Witness, 
Bastian  T.  Visscher  and  Machtel  Marselis. 

1805,  November  28,  was  born  our  grandson  (350  Bogart)  Isaac  Henry 
(Reed),  on  Thursday,  and  baptised  by  the  Rev.  Mr.  Lyle  (in  New  York.) 

1811,  July  16,  was  born  our  grandson  (351  Bogart)  George  Henry  (Talcott.) 

1812,  November  24,  was  born  our  grandson  (352  Bogart)  Visscher  Bogart 
(Talcott),  whose  name  was  changed  to  Sebastian  Visscher  (Talcott). 

1841,  September  22  (202)  Isaac  H.  Bogart  died  in  Albany  at  9  o'clock  A.  M. 
of  apoplexy,  and  was  buried  in  the  Dutch  burying-ground  on  the  hill 
near  the  Orphan  Asylum. 

1845,  April  10  (96)  Cathlina  Visscher,  widow  of  Isaac  H.  Bogart,  died  at 
7£  o'clock  A.  M.  of  old  age,  without  a  struggle  and  apparently  without 
pain,  the  kind  of  death  she  prayed  for  for  many  years  ;  a  good,  benevolent 
and  pious  old  lady,  whose  life  had  been  spent  in  watching  the  dispensa- 
tions of  Providence,  and  anxiously  looking  for  and  devoutly  wishing  for 
the  second  coming  of  our  Lord  and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ. 

1861,  September  1  (293)  Angelica,  daughter  of  Isaac  H.  Bogart,  and  wife 
of  George  Talcott,  her  second  husbaud,  died  at  7.15  P.  M.  of  apoplexy, 
having  been  attacked  while  coming  out  of  the  North  Dutch  Church  at  12 
o'clock.     She  was  buried  in  the  Albany  liural  Cemetery. 

1862,  April  25,  General  George  Talcott  died,  aged  75  years,  4  months  and 
19  days  ;  buried  beside  his  wife. 


Bible  Records.  429 

5. 

BOGARD. 

Copy  of  a  record  from  a  Bible  in  the  possession  of  Samuel 
Harris,  of  Catskill,  given  to  his  wife  by  a  Bronck,  of  Cox- 
saekie. 

1683,  September  23,  was  I  born  (20)  Cornells  Bogard. 

1687,  December  16,  was  my  wife  bom  (14  Dorothee  Oothout.) 

1707,  October  8,  we  were  married. 

1708,  January  24,  is  born  our  first  daughter  Jannetje. 

1709,  October  24,  is  born  our  first  son  Hendrick. 

1711,  December  13,  is  born  our  daughter  Catrina. 
1715,  March  3,  is  born  our  daughter  Raghel. 
1718,  September  29,  is  born  our  son  Hendrick. 
1724,  July  3,  is  born  our  third  son  Hendrick. 
1794,  February  3,  Catrina  Bogert  died, 

1712,  April  17,  rested  in  heaven  our  son  Hendrick,  aged  2  years,  6  months. 
1722,  June  27,  rested  in  heaven  our  second  son  Hendrick,  aged  3  years,  9 

months.    Hendrick  Bogert. 
1755,  July  27,  rested  in  heaven  my  father  (20  Cornells  Bogaert)  in  his  71 

years  and  10  m/mths. 
1777,  December  23,  rested  in  heaven  my  mother  (14  Dorothy  Oothout)  in 

her  90th  year. 


DE  FOREST. 

From  the  record  of  the  De  Forest  family  in  the  Bible  now 
(1883)  in  the  possession  of  Isaac  Fondey,  Colonie  street,  Albany. 

1692,  January  15,  Jesse  De  Forest  was  born. 

1697,  August  22,  (33)  Nelletje  Quackenbush  was  born. 

1718,  August  22,  Jesse  de  Forest  and  Nelletje  Quackenbush  were  married. 

1719,  May  30,  Catreina,  our  eldest  child,  was  born,  and  baptised  by  Dominie 
.Andriese. 

1720,  Octoher  14,  Philip,  our  first  son,  was  born,  and  baptised  by  Dominie 
Andriese. 

1723,  February  19,  Cornelia,  our  second  daughter,  was  born,  and  baptised 
by  Dominie  Andriese. 

1725,  November  26,  Wouter,  our  second  son,  was  born,  and  baptised  by 
Dominie  Andriese. 

1728,  September  18,  Isaac,  our  third  son  was  born,  and  baptised  by  Do- 
minie Andriese. 


430  Bible  Recoeds. 

1731,  June  13,  (Catharine?)  out  third  daughter,  was  born.    Godfather 

Fhilipus  Winne ;  godmother,  Ann  eke  Van  Nes. 
1733,  October  20,  Nelletje,  our  fourth  ;  baptised  by  same  and  god-parents 

Johannis  and  Margareta  Quackenbush. 
1736,  August  7,  Sarah,  fifth  daughter,  baptised  by  the  same,  god-parents 

David  and  Abigail  De  Forest. 
1740,  March  12,  Maria,  sixth  daughter,  baptised  by  Dominie  Van  Schie. 

God-parents,  Philip  and  Geertroui  Hanse. 
1746,  August  11,  died  my  daughter  Oatreina.     She  died  in  the  Lord. 
1756,  September  26,  my  father  (Jesse  De  Forest)  died  on  Sabbath  morning, 

aged  64  years. 
1760,  February  23,  sister  Cornelia  died,  aged  37  years. 
1760,  May  19,  Cornelius  died,  aged  3  months,  7  days. 
1773,  April  12,  my  mother  (33)  (Nelletje  Quackenbush)  died  between  5  and 

6  P.  m.,  at  the  age  of  76  years  she  would  have  been  had  she  lived  until 

22  August. 
1789,  April  7,  died  my  wife  Nelletje  between  5  and  6  a.  m.,  aged  55  years,  5 

months  and  7  days  (wife  of  Isaac  Isaacse  Fonda.) 


7. 

DOUW. 

From  the  Bible   of  (6)  Jonas  (Volckebt)  Douw,  now  in 
the  possession  of  (61)  Thomas  Hun,  M.  D.,  of  Albany  (1883). 

1683,  September  20,  I  married  (5)  Magdalena  Fieterse  (Quackenbush.) 

1684,  October  19,  daughter  Marytje  was  born. 
1686,  November  14,  son  (18)  Volckert  was  born. 
1689,  June  22,  daughter  Dorratje  was  born. 
1692,  March  24,  son  Pieter  was  born . 

Death. 

1711,  April  17,  (18)  Volckert  Douw  died. 


8. 

GREVENRADT. 

From  the  Bible  of  (25  Van  Driessen)  Hendkick  Gbeven- 
eadt,  now  in  the  possession  of  Miss  (27  Van  Driessan)  Alida  G. 
Radcliffe,  who  foimerly  lived  at  708  Broadway,  Albany,  but 
now  of  New  York  (1883.) 


Bible  Records.  431 

(Year  gone)  (1662?)  The  27th  of  June  on  Tuesday,  between  6  and  7  o'clock 
in  the  evening,  was  I  (25  Van  Driessen)  Hendrick  Grevenradt  born  in 
New  York,  and  baptised  in  presence  of  Samuel  Drisses  and  Engeltje 
Jeverient  (probably  Van  Yeveren.)  (He  was  the  son  of  Isaac  Greven- 
radt and  Lysbet  Juriaens,  who  were  married  March  24,  1652,  in  New 
York,  where  he  resided.)  The  New  York  records  show  he  was  born  in 
June,  1662. 

1667,  the  5th  of  September,  being  about  —  o'clock  in  the  evening  I,  Sara 
Sanders,  was  born  at  Albany  and  baptised  in  presence  of  Jan  Harper- 
dinger  and  Sara  Sanders.  (She  was  the  daughter  of  Robert  Sanders 
and  Elsje  Barents,  and  granddaughter  of  Thomas  Sanders,  of  Amster- 

'    dam,  Holland,  and  Sarah  Cornelisse  Van  Gorcum,  of  New  Amsterdam.) 

168G,  the  5th  of  May,  was  I,  Hendrick  Grevenradt,  married  to  Sara 
Sanders  in  Albany. 

1687,  the  20th  of  December,  was  born  my  first  daughter  Elizabeth,  bap. 
tised  in  Albany  in  presence  of  Robbert  Sanders  and  Elsse  Sanders. 

1690,  the  24th  of  March  my  daughter  died  in  New  York. 

1690,  the  14th  of  February  was  born  my  second  daughter  Elsse  on  Friday  ; 
baptised  in  New  York  in  presence  of  Jan  Harperding  and  Anna  Gre- 
venradt. 

1692,  the  5th  of  June,  on  Saturday  at  6  o'clock  in  the  morning  was  born 
my  third  daughter  Elizabeth;  baptised  in  New  York  in  presence  of 
Andries  Grevenradt  and  Maritje  Silius. 

1695,  the  27th  of  Jnly,  on  Saturday  between  11  and  12  o'clock  before  noon, 
was  my  son  Isaac  born,  and  baptised  in  New  York  in  presence  of  Jacobus 
Van  der  Speighel  and  Mayeke  Harperding. 

1697,  July  24,  was  my  fourth  daughter,  named  Maria,  baptised  in  New 
York  in  presence  of  Barent  Sanderse  and  Ameleya  Sanderse. 

1698,  August  8,  my  daughter  Maria  died. 

In  another  hand  is  written  (probably  by  his  wife) : 

1699,  July  21,  was  my  (laeste)  youngest  son  named  Hendericus  (born),  and 
in  presence  of  Anna  Van  der  Spiegle  and  Tomas  Sanderson  baptised  by 
Hendrickus  Seleynis. 

1699,  March  16,  my  (Hueysman)  husband  died,  and  on  the  3d  of  August 
my  son  Hendrieckus  died. 

In  still  another  hand  is  written  : 

1715,  January  10,  on  Sunday,  was  born  my  child's  child  Samuel. 
1717,  April  15,  on  Monday,  between  5  and  6  o'clock,  he  rested  in  the  Lord. 
1728,  June  10,  did  my  beloved  mother  rest  in   the   Lord  and   was   buried 
1728  ;  her  age  was  58. 

In  another  hand  is  written  : 

1727,  June  10,  did  ray  mother,  Sara  Grevenradt,  rest  in  the  Lord  on  a 
Saturday  night  about  midnight,  and  was  buried  on  Monday.  My  dear 
mother  was  58  years  old  when  she  rested  in  the  Lord.     (This  appears  to 

55 


4:32  Bible  Records. 

be  a  repetition  of  the  death  above  as  occurring  a  year  later.  The  latter 
is  correct,  as  the  record  of  interments  shows  that  Sara  Grevenradt  was 
buried  on  the  12th  of  June,  1727,  but  the  age  58  years  does  not  tally  with 
the  record  of  her  birth  by  one  year  and  nine  months.) 

In  another  hand  (probably  that  of  his  son  Isaac's  wife  and 

inserted  here  out  of  place,  as  it  should  have  come  in  later  and 

after  the  death  of  Isaac,  her  father)  is  written : 

1761,  April  8,  my  daughter,  Else  Greverat,  rested  in  the  Lord  on  Thursday 
morning  about  8  o'clock,  and  on  Saturday  at  3  o'clock  was  buried. 

On  another  page  and  written  by   Isaac,  son  of  Hendrick 

Grevenradt,  is  the  following : 

1715,  June  27,  Sara  Grevenradt,  my  beloved  mother,  has  had  a  raising 
cough  for  eleven  years  now  increased.  It  breaks  my  heart  when  I  hear 
this  sad  cough.  I  feel  that  my  mother  is  passing  from  me.  Isaac  Grev- 
enradt.   (She  nevertheless  lived  twelve  years  after  this  was  written.) 

1727,  November  11,  was  I,  Isaac  Grevenradt  and  Alida  Gerritse  (spelt 
Gerse)  married  on  Saturday  evening.  (Alida  was  the  daughter  of 
Elbert  Gerritse  and  Maria  Pruyn,  born  January  12,  1696.) 

1728,  June  10,  was  born  my  first  daughter  Sara  on  (Wednesday  1)  night 
about  1  o'clock  in  the  night ;  baptised  in  presence  of  Elbert  Gerse  and 
Mareitje •Gerse,  her  grandfather  and  grandmother. 

1729,  August  30,  was  born  my  second  daughter  Maria  on  Saturday  about  1 
o'clock  in'  the  night.  Sponsors  Hendrick  Gerse  and  Anna  Gerse  (her 
mother's  brother  and  sister.) 

1730,  August  8,  my  daughter  Maarya  rested  in  the  Lord  on  Saturday  even- 
ing at  8  o'clock,  and  was  buried  on  Monday. 

1731,  July  30,  was  born  my  second  daughter  Mareyia  at  night. 

1731,  December  16,  my  second  daughter  Mareyia  rested  in  the  Lord  on 
Friday  night,  and  buried  on  Saturday,  4  1-2  months  old. 

1733,  January  30,  was  our  third  daughter  Mareya  born.  God-father 
Arent  Pruyn,  god-mother  Annetje  Gertse.  She  was  born  on  Tuesday 
at  4  o'clock  in  the  afternoon.     It  was  bitter  cold. 

1734,  April  30,  was  born  our  sixth  daughter  named  Elaje  on  Tuesday  be- 
tween 8  and  9  o'clock,  Tuesday  night.  God-father  Barent  Sanders  and 
Lena  Lansing  her  god-mother. 

1736,  November  1,  was  born  my  first  son  Elbert"  Grevenradt  on  Monday 
about  6  o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 

1737,  December  26,  was  born  my  second  son  Henrick  Grevenradt  at  1 
o'clock  in  the  night.  God-father,  Efraem  Wendell  (Dr.  Ephraim  Wen- 
dell of  "  the  flats  "  ) ;  god-mother,  Elsie  Roseboom. 

1739,  August  (6  ?)  was  born  my  daughter  Anna.  God-father,  Hendrick 
Gertse ;  god-mother,  Derykje  Ertse. 

1740,  July  22,  my  daughter  Anna  rested  in  the  Lord  at  6  o'clock  in  the 
morning  of  a  Tuesday  morning. 


Bible  Records.  433 

1740,  November  14,  was  born  my  second  daughter  Anna  on  Tuesday  after- 
noon.    God-father  Robert  Sanders,  and  Dierkye  Gase  her  god-mother. 

1743,  June  3,  was  born  my  daughter  Alleyda  (Alida).  God-father,  Abra- 
ham Rosebbom,  and  Maria  Roseboom  her  god-mother. 

1744,  September  1,  did  my  daughter  Aleyda  rest  in  the  Lord. 

1745,  April  8,  was  my  third  son  Gerrit  Grevenradt  born  on  a  Tuesday 
morning  about  8  o'clock  in  the  morning.  God-father,  John  Roseboom 
and  Mareytje  Wendell,  Efream  Wendell's  daughter. 

1746,  November  12,  did  my  first  daughter  Sara  die  in  the  Lord  and  was 
buried  on  the  14th  on  a  Friday,  which  our  hearts  feel  as  more  (of)  God's 
will,  and  I  am  contented  with  the  separation,  for  she  was  a  lovely  child  in 
her  mother's  eyes. 

In  another  hand  is  written  : 
1759,  May  30,  my  father,  Isaack  Greverat,  died  at  11  o'clock  in  the  night 

and  buried  upon  a  Monday  about  4  o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 
1766,  February  10,  my  daughter  Annate  (Anna)  Greverat  died,  and  was 

buried  on  the  14th,  on  a  Friday. 
1766,  ,  Elizabeth  Van  Alstine  died  in  tLe  Lord  and  was  buried   the 

14th.     (She  was  probably  the  daughter  of  Hendrick  and  sister  of  Isaac 

Grevenradt,  and  wife  of  Jan  Van  Alstyne.) 

On  a  "  fly  leaf  "  of  a  New  Testament  and  Psalm  book  in 
the  possession  of  Miss  Alida  6.  Radcliffe,  is  written  : 

Marije  Oothout's  book.     Born  March  11,  1690. 

(The  following  was  probably  written  by  Margrietje  Oothout, 
wife  of  Dominie  Jan  Van  Driessen) : 

1738,  the  15th  of  August  is  born  my  eldest  daughter  and  is  named  Cathe- 
rine.    (Married  Abraham  Lansing  ?.) 

In  another  hand : 

1823,  February  17,  died  Aunt  Catharine,  aged  84  years,  six  months  and  2 
days. 

By  Catharine  Van  Driessen^ 

Catharine  Van  Driesen  her  Psalm  book  in  Albany  : 

"  If  I  loose  it  and  it  is  found  again, 
I  hope  the  finder  will  return  the  same. " 


434  Bible  Eecords. 


9. 

GROESBECK. 

From  the  Geoesbeck   Bible  in  the  possession  of  the  late 
David  Geoesbeck,  of  Albany,  in  1849. 

1692,  March  17,  my  father  (12)  David  Groesbeck,  Sr.,  (son  of  [4]  William 
Olaas  Groesbeck)  was  born. 

1724,  November  8,  I  (  [12]  David  Groesbeck,  Sr.,)  married  (22)  Maria  Van 
der  Poel  who  died  January  18, 1757. 

1725,  August  2,  my  son  William  was  born  ;  died  October  3, 1752. 

1726,  December  24,  my  daughter  Catrina  was  born  ;  died  January  1,  1732. 
1728,  August  5,  my  son  David  was  born  ;  died  March  30,  1795. 

1730,  April  30,  my  daughter  Mary  was  born  ;  died  January  26,  1732. 
1732,  April  13,  my  son  Melleghast  was  born :  died  September  18,  1748. 
1734,  February  23,  my  son  John  was  born  ;  died  January  23,  1737. 

1736,  April  — ,  my  son  Abram  died  (born  dead?). 

1737,  May  8,  my  daughter  Cathryna  was  born. 

1739,  April  30,  my  daughter  Gertruy  was  born ;  died  August  25,  1745. 

1741,  July  12,  my  son  John  was  born. 

1745,  March  12,  my  daughter  Catelyna  was  born ;  died  January  6,  1766. 

1766,  (evidently  a.mistake)  David  Groesbeck,  Sr.,  died. 

1763,  February  3,  my  father  died  (David  Groesbeck,  Sr.) 

1752,  December  23,  I,  (45)  David  Groesbeck,  Jr.,  married  Catrina  Vedder. 

1753,  June  17,  my  son  William  was  born. 

1754,  November  30,  my  son  Cornelia  was  born. 
1754,  December  15,  my  wife  died. 

1765,  September  28,  I  married  Sarah  Winne,  who  was  born  July  21,  1735. 

Record  says  1734,  (daughter  of  Benjamin  ?). 
1795,  March  30,  David  Groesbeck,  Jr.,  died. 
1818,  April  20,  Sarah  Winne,  his  widow',  died. 


10. 

HANSEN.     . 
From  t&e  Hansen  Bible  in  the  possession  of  the  late  Mr. 
Merrifield,  sexton  of  St.  Peter's  church,  in'  1849. 
Johannis  Hanse's  family : 

1665,  February  26,  new  style,  is  my  son  Hendrick  born,  4  o'clock  A.  m.;  (d. 

February  17,  1724.) 
1667,  May  15,  is  my  son  Peter  born,  7  o'clock  P.  M.;  d.  August  10,  1693. 
1669,  July  10,  is  my  son  Johannis  born. 


Bible  Records.  435 

1671,  May  11,  is  my  first  daughter  Margrieta  born  (married  F.  H.  Visscher); 

died  August  30,  1701. 
1674,  August  14,  is  my  son  Johannis  born  ;  d.  May  27,  1748. 
1676,  October  23,  old  style,  is  my  daughter  Elsie  born;  d.  December  15, 

1699. 
1680,  November  28,  old  style,  is  my  son  Mathues  born. 
1694,  February  21,  old  style,  on  Wednesday,  about  sunset,  Johannis  Hanse 

(called  Johannis  Hendrickse  Hanse)  died,  aged  58  years,  and  was  buried 

on  Saturday  afternoon. 
1704,  July  27,  on  Thursday  morning  at  the  house  of  her  brother  Hendrick 

(Jellise),   in    New   York,  died  Effie,   widow    of  Johannis   Hendrickse 

Hanse. 

Marriages. 

1697,  June  23,  Elsie,  daughter  of  Johannis  H.  Hanse,  married  (7)  Andries 
Volckert  Douw. 

Deaths. 

1693,.  August  10,  old  style,  about  1  o'clock,  son  Peter  Hanse  at  the  honse 

of  his  uncle  Hendrick  Jellise  in  New  York. 
1699,  December  15,  Else  Hanse,  wife  of  (7)  Andries  Volckert  Douw,  died 

in  child-bed  ;  the  child  died  on  the  17th. 
1724,  February  15,  5  o'clock,  a.  m.,  Hendrick  Hanse  died,  aged  59  years 

and  9  days. 

Family  of  .Fohannes  J.  Hanse,  son  of  the  above : 

1702,  March  22,  was  I,  Johannes  Hanse,  married  to  Saratie  De  Foreest,  by 
Dominie  Johannes  Lidyus,  on  Sunday  afternoon,  in  her  father's  house, 
by  a  license  from  his  excellency  my  Lord  Corenbury.  (She  was  the 
daughter  of  Philip  De  Foreest,  born  December  22,  1677.) 

1702,  December  20,  is  born  my  daughter  Marrigrietie. 

1706,  July  13,  is  born  my  son  Hans. 

1709,  October  8,  is  born  my  son  Stephanus. 

1712,  January  27,  is  born  my  son  Hendrick. 

1714,  September  11,  is  born  my  son  Isaac. 

1717,  April  10,  is  born  my  daughter  Anna. 

1718,  March  24,  is  born  my  son  Johannes. 

1719,  July  7,  is  born  my  son  Jelyes. 

1720,  November  5,  is  born  my  son  Philip. 
1722,  August  21,  is  born  my  son  Andries. 

1724,  February  17,  is  born  my  son  Crestien. 

1725,  May  19,  is  born  my  daughter  Elizabeth. 

1726,  November  7,  is  born  my  daughter  Susanna. 

1728,  February  8 ,  is  born  my  son  Abraham. 

1729,  September  20,  is  born  my  daughter  Sara. 

1746,  September  10,  Sara  De  Foreest,  wife  of  Johannes  Hanse,  died  about 

4  P.  M.,  aged  69  years,  8  months  and  19  days. 
1748,  May  27,  Johannes  (Hanse)  died  at  9  o'clock,  A.  M.,  aged  74  years,  9 

months  and  14  days,  and  was  buried  by  the  side  of  his  wife. 


436  Bible  Records. 

1707,  August  21,  Marrigrietie,  daughter  of  Johannes  J.  Hanse,  died  about 

9  A.  M. 
1723,  July  24,  Philip  De  Foreest  (father-in-law  of  Johannes  Hanse)  died, 

aged  70  years. 

Family  of  Hans  Hansen,  son  of  Johannes  Hanse  and  Saratie 
De  Foreest : 

1740,  July  20,  was  I,  Hans  Hansen,  married  to  Margrieta  Kip,  daughter  of 
Jacob  Kip,  of  New  York,  by  Dominie  Du  Bois,  on  Sunday  evening  about 
8  o'clock,  in  her  father's  house,  by  a  license  from  his  excellency  George 
Clark. 

1741,  May  20,  is  born  my  son  Johannes. 

1743,  July  25,  is  born  in  New  York  my  daughter  Engeltje. 

Deaths. 

1745,  August  .11,  my  wife  Margrieta  Kip  died  in  New  York  and  was  buried 
in  the  old  Dutch  church. 

1746,  August  31,  my  son  Johannes  died  and  was  buried  in  the  lower  Dutch 
church  in  New  York,  aged  5  years,  3  months  and  11  days. 

Family  of  Isaac  Hansen,  son  of  Johannes  Hanse  and  Saratie 
De  Foreest: 

1722,  January  25,  was  born  (my  wife)  Mareya  Bratt. 

1742,  December  11,  I,  Isaac  Hansen,  was  married  to  Mareya  Bratt. 

1743,  October  7,  is  born  my  son  Johannes. 

1744,  October  25,  is  born  my  daughter  Machdeleena. 

1746,  January  21,  is  born  my  daughter  Machdeleena,  the  second. 

1747,  October  9,  is  born  my  son  Benjamin. 

1749,  August  7,  is  born  my  daughter  Sara.    Sponsor  our  sister  Nelletje 

Bratt. 
1751,  July  14,  is  born  my  son  Albert. 

1753,  July  7,  is  born  my  daughter  Machdeleena,  the  third. 

1754,  September  7,  is  born  my  daughter  Willimpje. 
1757,  April  6,  is  born  my  daughter  Marrigrietje. 

Deaths. 

1745,  September  8,  Machdeleena,  daughter  of  Isaac  Hansen,  died. 

1747,  September  22,  Machdeleena,  second  daughter  of  Isaac  Hansen,  died. 
1753,  July  16,  Machdeleena,  third  daughter  of  Isaac  Hansen,  died . 
1788,  March  16,  Isaac  Hansen  died. 
1790,  May  7,  Mareya,  his  widow,  died 

Family   of  Philip  Hansen,  son   of  Johannes  Hanse  and 
Saratie  De  Foreest : 

1740,  February  16,  was  I,  Philip  Hansen,  married  to  Gertruy  Van  Neg  by 
Dominie  Cornells  Van  Schie  on  Saturday  afternoon  in  her  father's 
house,  by  license  of  his  excelley  George  Clark. 


Bible  Records.  437 

1740,  September  4,  is  my  daughter  Sarah  born. 

1742,  March  18,   is  born  my  son  Jan.     Sponsors  John  Van  Nes  and   Cat- 

lyntje,  his  wife. 
1744,  March  4,  is  born  my  daughter  Catlyntje.     Sponsors,  Cornells  Van 

Nes  and  Saarike  Van  Nog. 
1746,  February  29,  is  born  my  daughter  Margrietje. 

Family  of  Johannes  Hansen,  son  of  Isaac  Hansen  and 
Mareya  Bratt. 

1764,  October  14,  was  I,  Johannes  Hansen,  married  to  Oertruy  Slingerland. 

1765,  September  25,  is  born  my  daughter  Cornelia.  Sponsors,  our  brother 
and  sister,  Wouter  and  Hester  Slingerland. 

(*  1766?),  December  10,  is  my  daughter  Magdalena  born. 

(*  1768?),  January  19,  is  born  my  son  Isaaci 

(*  1768?),  December  7,  is  born  my  son  Isaac. 

(*  1769?),  August  17,  is  born  my  son  Teunis.  Sponsors,  our  brother  Abra- 
ham Slingerland  and  Rebecca  Vedder. 

(*  1771?),  June  26,  is  born  my  son  Benjamin.  Sponsors,  our  brother  Cor- 
nells Van  Schaick  and  oar  sister  Willempje  Hansen. 

Death. 

1772,  December  27,  my  son  Isaac  died. 

Family  of  Sara  Hansen,  daughter  of  Isaac   Hansen  and 
Marya  Bratt: 

1774,  February  27,  was  I,  Abraham  Veder,  married  to  Sara  Hansen. 

1776,  September  15,  was  born  my  son  Isaac.     Sponsors,  brother  Johannes 

Hansen  and  mother  Marya  Hansen. 
1778,  December  11,  was  born  my  daughter  Gertruy. 
1787,  July  1,  was  born  my  son  Peter. 

Deaths. 

1783,  March  27,  my  daughter  Gertruy  died. 
1791,  Jane  21,  my  son  Isaac  died. 


11. 

HUN 

And  others. 

Extracts  from   the   Bible   of    Dr.   (61)    Thomas   Hun,   of 
Albany  (1883.) 

*  The  year  In  the  record  of  births  is  missing. 


438  Bible  Records. 

(11)  Elizabeth  Vinhagen,  wife  of  (22)  Jonas  Oothout,  was  the  first  person 
baptised  in  the  Dutch  Church  id  State  street,  and  the  last  for  whose 
death  the  bell  tolled  in  1806  before  it  was  taken  down.  She  was  92 
years  of  age  when  she  died. 

1681,  March  19,  (9)  Evert  Wendell  married  Elizalwth  Sanders. 

*  1707-8,  January  1,  William,  son  of  Evert  Wendell,  was  born. 

1757,  May  19,  (97)  Philip  Lansing  married  (IS)  Elsje,  daughter  ol  (8) 
Johannis  Hun. 

1761,  August  27  (19)  Thomas  Hun  married  (192)  Elizabeth  Wendell 

1764,  September  10,  Johannis  Gansevoort  married  (40)  Effie,  daughter 
of  (16)  Jacob  and  Debora  Beeckman. 

1796,  March  1,  Elsje,  wife  of  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansing,  died. 

1798,  September  9  (40)  Effie,  wife  of  Johannes  Gansevoort,  died. 

1810,  December  30  (71)  Peter,  son  of  (51)  Johannes  Beeckman,  died. 

1811,  December  23  (57)  Elizabeth  (Douw?)  widow  of  (51)  Johannes 
Beeckman,  died. 


12. 

LANSING. 

Copied  from  the  Bible  of  the  Roseboom  family  in  the  pos- 
session of  (334  Bogart)  Dr.  Henry  B.  Fay,  of  Albany,  in 
1849. 

1674,  January  1,  old  style,  was  born  my  father  (10)  Johannis  Lansing,  and 

he  died  August  10,  1771,  aged  97  years,  6  months  aud  19  days. 
1706,  January  17,  new  style,  was  I  (56)  Robert  Lansing  born  on  a  Monday 

1734,  December  5,  was  1  (56)  Robert  Lansing  married  (to)  Maragrietje  Rose- 
boom.    (His  first  wife.) 

1735,  October  28,  is  born  my  first  child  Maria. 

1737,  December  25,  is  born  my  son  Hendrick,  (who  married  Maria  Mar- 
sells.) 

1745,  September  30,  is  born  my  daughter  Helena.     (Died  young.) 

1746,  September  4,  my  wife  Maragrietje  departed  this  life. 

1748,  February  — ,  I,  Robert  Lansing,  married  (2d  wife)  (23)  Sarah  Van 
Schaick. 

1749,  April  12,  Sarah,  wife  of  Robert  Lansing,  died.  (She  died  in  child-bed.). 
1752;  January  29,  was  I,  Robert  Lansing,  married  to  Catrina  Ten  Broeok. 

(Third  wife.) 

1753,  May  18,  she  (Catrina  Ten  Broeck)  died. 

1762,  was  my  son  (132)  Hendrick  R.  Lansing  married  to  (68)  Maria  Mar 
selis.  (This  Hendrick  was  the  son  by  his  first  wife  Maragrietje  Rose- 
boom.) 

*  This  William  I  cannot  find  on  the  record  of  the  Wendell  family. 


Bible  Records.  439 

1770,  October  80,  was  born  my  fifth  daughter  Maragrietie  of  a  Wednesday. 

(This  was  a  daughter  of  Hendrick  R.  Lansing.) 
1.795,  March  3,  Robert  Lansing  died. 
1819,  August  9,  (132)  Hendrick  R.  Lansing  died  in  Albany,  aged  81  years, 

7  months. 


13. 

LANSINGH. 

Record  from  the  Lansingii  Bible  now  (1883)  in  the  possession 
of  (437)  K.  V.  R.  Lansingh,  of  Albany,  N.  Y. 

(9)  Abraham  Lansingh  (b.  1663),  the  donor  of  this  Bible,  was  a  son  of  (2) 
Gerret  Lansingh,  one  of  three  brothers  who  emigrated  from  Holland  to 
this  country  about  the  year  1650,  and  married  Magdalena  Van  Tricht, 
November  28,  1703,  by  whom  he  had  four  sons,  Abraham,  Garret,  Jacob 
and  Myndert,  together  with  two  daughters  Elsie  and  Elizabeth.  (He 
had  five  sons  and  three  daughters.) 

Said  (9)  Abraham  Lansingh  died  June  20,  1745,  aged  82  years. 

His  son  (50)  Jacob  Lansingh  died  January  14, 1745,  aged  42  years. 

His  son  (53)  Myndert  Lansingh  died  at  sea  in  1758,  aged  30  years. 

His  son  (48)  Garret  Lansingh  died  in  the  year  1789,  aged  84  years. 

His  daughter  (51)  Elsie  (b.  1713),  married  to  her  cousin  (May  14,  1740)  (55) 
Garret  John  Lansingh,  and  died  about  the  year  1783,  aged  76  years. 

His  daughter  (52)  Elizabeth  was  married  March  30,  1741,  to  (22)  Jonas 
Oothout,  and  died  about  the  year  1753,  age  unknown. 

His  wife  Magdalena  Lansingh  died  November  30,  1745,  aged  about  75  years. 

His  son  (47)  Abraham  was  born  May  8,  1704.     Continued  below. 

(47)  Abraham  Lansingh  was  married  to  (24)  Riche  Van  Schaick,  sister  of 
Sybrant  Van  Schaick,  of  Coxsackie,  formerly  Mayor  of  the  city  of  Al- 
bany, by  Rev.  Mr. Van  Driese  (  [2]  Dominie  Van  Driessen),  on  the  27th 
of  December,  1731,  he  being  27  years  and  7  months  and  she  being  28 
years  old  when  married.  By  whom  they  had  one  son,  born  April  11, 
1732,  by  the  name  of  (125)  Goose,  baptised  by  Rev.  Peter  Van  Driese, 
minister  of  the  Dutch  Reformed  church. 

Ricke  Lansingh  died  the  16th  of  April,  1732,  aged  about  30  years. 

Their  son  Goose  Lansingh  died  the  11th  of  July,  1732,  aged  3  months. 

(47)  Abraham  Lansingh  was  again  married  February  II.  1746,  to  Mb  cousin 
(72)  Oathrena  Lansingh,  by  the  Rev.  Mr.  Van  Santfort,  by  whom  they 
had  one  daughter  named  (126)  Helena,  born  November  7,  1746,  who  died 
September  9,  1747,  aged  1  year,  also  a  son  named  (127)  Abraham  A. 
Lansingh,  who  was  born  July  24,  o.  s.,  or  August  4,  n.  s.  (also  baptised 
July  26,  1752),  in  the  year  1752. 

Said  (47)  Abraham  Lansingh,  viz.,  father  of  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  died 
December  14,  1759,  aged  about  55  years. 
56 


440  Bible  Recokds. 

Catrena  Lansingh,  his  wife,  was  again  married  to  (38)  Abraham  Douw, 
November  23, 1761.     Said  (38)  Abraham  Douw  died  1786,  aged  78  years. 
Cathrena  Lansingh  Douw  died  February  2,  1798,  aged  79  years. 

In   same    Bible.     Family    record   of    (127)    Abraham   A. 
Lansingh  : 

In  1774,  A.  D. ,  September  3,  the  above  named  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansingh 
was  married  to  Miss  Elsie  Van  Rensselaer,  second  daughter  of  Killian 
Van  Rensselaer,  by  tbe  Rev.  Mr.  Toll,  (occasional  ?)  minister  of  the 
Dutch  church  in  Albany,  in  tbe  23d  year  of  his  age  and  18th  year  of  her 
age,  by  whom  he  had  the  following  children : 

March  18, 1775,  (282-J)  (See  p.  417)  Abraham  D. Lansingh,  our  first  son,  was 
born  and  in  1791  was  married  to  Christena  Voorhes,  and  died  September 
28,  1805,  of  yellow  fever,  aged  30  years,  leaving  a  daughter  Elsie. 

1778,  November  11,  was  born  our  first  daughter  (283)  Arrietta ;  died  April 
11,  1779,  aged  5  months. 

1781,  April  24,  was  born  our  second  daughter  (284)  Arrietta;  died  July  4, 
1782,  aged  1  year  and  3  months. 

1783,  August  27,  our  third  daughter  (285)  Catherine,  and  married  to  her 
cousin  Philip  P.  Van  Rensselaer,  February  13.1804;  being  married  a 
second  time  to  John  Fay,  Jr.,  who  died  also  leaving  her  the  surviving 
widow  of  said  John  Fay,  Jr.  She  died  January  4,  1867,  aged  83  years, 
4  months,  and  8  days. 

1785,  July  24,  our  fourth  daughter  was  born  named  (286)  Arietta,  who  was 
married  to  Harmen  Knickerbocker  18th  October,  1801 ;  died  27th  day  of 
March,  1814,  aged  29  years,  leaving  five  children. 

1787,  May  8,  was  born  our  second  son  (287)  Killian  Van  Rensselaer,  and  died 
the  8th  of  October,  1793,  aged  7  years. 

1789,  November  3,  was  born  our  fifth  daughter  (288)  Magdalen ;  died  Feb- 
ruary 6,  1790,  aged  3  months. 

1791,  April  14,  was  born  our  third  son  (289)  Gerret,  and  died  October  4, 
1792,  aged  1  year  and  6  months. 

1793,  April  14,  was  born  our  sixth  daughter  (290)  Magdalen,  and  died  Sep- 
tember 13,  1794,  aged  1  year  and  6  months. 

1794,  November  27,  was  born  our  fourth  son  (291)  Killian  Van  Rensselaer, 
and  was  married  August  9,  1818,  to  Miss  Amanda  Carter. 

1796,  March  1,  died  Elsie,  wife  of  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  aged  39  years, 
and  was  buried  at  Cherry  Hill  with  her  three  children. 

1797,  December  4  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansingh  was  again  married  to  his 
cousin  (160)  Elsie  Lansingh,  daughter  of  Jacob  Lansing,  Jr.  The  said 
Elsie  Lansingh  died  July  28,  1811,  aged  68  years. 

1822,  February  21,  died  at  Cherry  Hill  (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansingh,  aged 
69  years,  5  months  and  12  days,  and  was  buried  at  Cherry  Hill  aside  of 
his  first  wife  Elsie  Van  Rensselaer. 


Bible  Becobds.  441 


14. 

MARSELIS. 

From  the  Maeselis  Bible,  lately  in  the  possession  of  Mr. 
Fort,  of  Waterford. 

"  I  bought  this  Bible  of  my  brother  (188)  Eveet  J.  Wendell, 
July  8,  1755."— -[  (187)  Catalina  (Wendell)  Maeselis. 

1751,  November  29, 1,  (63)  Gisbert  Marselis,  was  married  to  (187)  Oatalina 

Wendell  by  Dominie  Frelinghuisen. 
1753,  June  6,  my  first  and  oldest  daughter  Johanna  Marselis  was  born. 

My  mother  Johanna  Marselis  and  my  brother  Gerret  Marselis,  sponsors. 

1756,  January  30,  is  born  my  son  Johannis  Marselis.  Annatie  Wendell 
and  Evert  J.  Wendell,  sponsors . 

1758,  September  10,  is  born  my  second  daughter  Anna.  Johannes  M.  Rose- 
boom  and  his  wife  Eva  (Marselis),  sponsors. 

1761,  January  10,  is  born  my  third  daughter  Eva.  Gerret  Marselis  and 
Gesie  Wendell,  sponsors. 

1764,  February  22,  is  born  my  son  Evert.  Abram  H.  Wendell  and  Annatie 
Wendell,  sponsors. 

1766,  June  5,  is  born  my  daughter  Eva.  Hendrick  Marselis  and  Annatie 
Marselis,  sponsors.  - 

1767,  September  17,  is  born  my  daughter  Eva.  Gerret  Marselis  and  Gesie 
Wendell,  sponsors. 

1757,  August  5,  died  my  daughter  Johanna  Marselis. 
1764,  March  8,  died  my  daughter  Eva. 

1766,  June  12,  died  my  daughter  Eva. 

1768,  March  17,  my  daughter  Annate  (Anna)  died. 

1779,  June  19,  died  on  Sunday  evening,  at  9  o'clock,  my  father  (63)  Gysbert 

Marselis  (father  of  the  above  children),  aged  55  years  and  3  mouths. 

Born  March  22,  1724,  buried  June  21,  1779,  by  his  eldest  son  Johannis 

Marselis,  Jr. 
1793,  May  6,  Monday,  at  9  o'clock  in  the  evening,  died  our  mother  (187) 

Catalina  (Wendell)  Marselis,  aged  70  years  and  34  days,  having  been  born 

April  11,  1723 ;  buried  May  7,  1793. 

1795.  April  4,  was  I,  Johannis  Jacob  Port,  married  to  (91)  Eva  Marselis, 
the  daughter  of  Gisbert  Marselis  and  Catlina  Wendell.  She  waB  born 
September  17,  1767.     We  were  married  by  Dominie  Bassett. 

1796,  January  16,  is  born  my  son  Gisbert. 

1796,  June  6,  died  my  beloved  wife  (91)  Eva,  daughter  of  Gisbert  Marselis 
and  Catlina  Wendell. 


442  Bible  Records. 


15. 

OOTHOUT. 

Family  record  from  the  Dutch  Bible  printed  in  Amsterdam 
in  1682,  now  (1883)  in  the  possession  of  (123)  William 
Oothout,  Esq.,  of  New  York. 

1695,  (17)  John  Oothout,  baptised  7th  of  April ;  was  married  to  (64)  Catelina 
Van  Deursen,  by  Dominie  Van  Driesen,  July  15,  1721. 

1722,  April  27,  our  daughter  (55)  Catherina  was  born  on  Friday  noon  (8) 
Henry  Oothout  god-father  and  Elizabeth  Van  Deursen  god-mother  at 
baptism. 

1724,  September  21,  our  daughter  (56)  Elizabeth  was  born  at  3  o'clock  P.  M. 
William  Van  Deursen  and  Dorothy  Bogert  sponsors. 

1728,  April  28,  our  daughter  (57)  Maria  was  boru  at  11  o'clock  p.  M. 
Cornelius  Bogert  and  Margaret  Cuyler  sponsors. 

1730,  February  17,  our  daughter  (58)  Margaret  was  born.  Henry  Van 
Deursen  and  Maria  Staats  sponsors. 

1734,  January  24,  Margaret  died  ;  buried  on  the  26th  in  New  Tork. 

1733,  July  15,  our  son  (59)  Henry  was  born  in  New  York.  William  Rose- 
boom  and  Sarah  Quick  sponsors. 

1738,  Octobe/  21,  our  son  Henry  died  ;  buried  on  the  23d  in  New  York. 

1736,  January  5,  our  daughter  (60)  Margaret  was  born  on  Wednesday 
morning  at  10  minutes  past  8  o'clock.  Volkert  Oothout  and  his  wife 
Catharine  sponsors. 

1739  August  20  (17)  John  Oothout  died,  and  was  buried  on  the  22d  in  New 
York,  in  his  43d  year. 

7  39,  December  19,  our  son  (61 )  John  was  born  at  4  o'clock  in  the  afternoon. 
George  Velden  and  his  wife  sponsors.  (He  was  born  four  months  after 
his  father's  death.) 

1753,  May  13,  my  mother  (64  Van  Deusen)  Catelina  Oothout,  died  on  Satur- 
day morning  at  half  past  4  o'clock,  and  was  buried  on  Sunday,  in  her 
55th  year. 

1785,  July  27,  I  (61)  John  Oothout,  was  married  with  Miss  Magdalena 
Van  tie  Water,  only  daughter  of  William  Van  de  Water,  on  Wednesday 
by  the  Rev.  Dr.  John  H.  Livingston,  in  the  presence  of  Miss  Margaret 
Ten  Broeck,  Miss  Elizabeth  Roberts,  Gerard  Bancker  and  Leonard 
McKenn  Cutting,  Esqs. 

1787,  December  22,  our  daughter  (94)  Elizabeth  was  born  on  Sunday  at  10 
o'clock  p.  M.,  and  on  Sunday,  the  6th  of  January,  1788,  baptised  by  Pro- 
fessor Livingston  in  the  old  Dutch  church.  Mr.  Wm.  Van  de  Water 
and  his  wife  Elizabeth  sponsors.  It  being  very  severe  cold  day  the  bap- 
tism for  that  reason  was  not  performed  until  the  congregation  had  been 
dismissed. 

1789,  January  12,  our  son  (95)  John  was  born  on  Monday  at  11  o'clock  A. 
M.,  and  on  Wednesday,  the  4th  of  February,  following  was  baptised  in 


Bible  Records.  443 

the  house   by  Professor  Livingston.     Brother  Henry  Quaokenboss,  of 
Albany,  and  Sister  Elizabeth  Ten  Broeck  sponsors. 

1790,  November  17,  our  daughter  (96)  Oatelina  was  born  Wednesday 
at  half-past  7  o'clock  a.  m.  ;  was  christened  by  the  Rev.  Professor  J.  H. 
Livingston  at  11  o'clock  on  Monday  29th,  and  died  same  day  at  half-past 
13  o'clock.  Her  complaint  was  stoppage  in  the  head  and  soreness  in  the 
throat  occasioned  by  a  severe  cold  taken  the  preceding  Monday,  22d  inst. 

1791,  October  23,  at  5  o'clock  in  the  morning  our  son  (97)  William  was  born 
and  on  Friday,  the  25th  of  November  following,  he  was  baptised  in  the 
house  by  the  Rev.  Geradus  Keuppers,  our  then  Dutch  minister. 

1793,  October  2d,  on  Wednesday  morning  10  o'clock  died  our  son  (97)  Wil- 
liam, aged  1  year,  11  months  and  nine  days,  and  was  buried  with  his  sis- 
ter Oatelina  at  the  left  hand  of  a  vault  north  end  of  the  new  Dutch 
Church. 

1794,  February  2,  Friday,  our  (98)  Oatelina  was  born  on  Sunday  evening  at 
8  o'clock,  and  christened  in  the  house  by  the  Rev.  Dr.  William  Linn 
5th  of  March  following. 

1801,  January  18,  departed  this  life  on  Sunday  at  3  o'clock  p.  M.  (56)  Eliza- 
beth (Oothout)  Ten  Broeck,  aged  76  years,  3  months  and  27  days,  and 
was  interred  in  our  family  vault  west  side  of  the  new  Datch  church. 

1799,  September  12,  died  (89  Oothout)  Henry  Van  Harlingen  of  the  yellow 
fever,  and  is  interred  in  the  Dutch  Church  burial  ground  below  Stuyve- 
sant's  farm,  aged  35  years. 

1804,  September  20,  Thursday  6  o'clock  p.  M.  at  his  country  seat  at  Green- 
wich, of  a  bilious  remittent  fever  after  eight  days'  illness  (61)  John  Oot- 
hout, aged  64  years,  9  months  aud  1  day.  Interred  in  our  family  vault 
in  Middle  Dutch  Church  yard. 

Note. 

On  excavating  the  trenches  in  November,  1882,  for  the  foundation  of  the 
addition  to  the  public  market  (which  was  formerly  the  Middle  Dutch 
Church)  on  Beaver  street,  Albany,  several  tombstones  were  unearthed 
and  the  remains  were  removed  from  the  graves  beneath.  Among  them 
was  that  over  the  grave  of  Margaret  Oothout,  daughter  of  John  Oot- 
hout above,  and  wife  of  Ool.  Hendrick  (Henry)  Quackenbush  (Quaoken- 
boss.) The  stone  was  in  excellent  preservation  and  the  following  in- 
scription, remarkably  well  cut,  upon  it  in  Holland  Dutch  : 

Heir  Leidt  het  Lignaam 

Van  Margareta  Oothout 

Echtgenoot  Van 

Hendrick  Quackenboss 

Gebooren  Te.     new  york.     Woensdag 

Den  5.    January.     Anno.     1736-7. 

In  den  Heere  Gierust  Saturdag, 

Den  19.     May,  Anno  1770.     Oudt  :  33. 

Jaaren,  4  maanden  and  14  daagen. 

Here  lies  the  body  of  (60)  Margareta  Oothout,  consort  of  Hendrick  Quacken- 
boss ;  born  at  New  York,  Wednesday,  the  5th  day  of  January,  in  the 
year  1736-7  ;  rested  in  Heaven  Saturday,  May  19,  1770,  aged  33  years,  4 
months  and  14  days. 


444  Bible  Kecobdb. 

A  quantity  of  human  boues,  yellow  and  discolored  by  age,  wag  alao  found 
near  the  head-stone,  but  all  traces  of  the  coffin  had  long  since  vanished. 
A  small  iron  field  piece,  in  a  fair  state  of  preservation,  was  also  discov- 
ered in  one  of  the  trenches. 


16. 

QUACKENBUSH. 

(This  copy  differs  in  some  respect  from  the  one  following  it.) 
Copy  from  the  Bible  record   of  John  Quackenbush,  how 
(18S3)  in  the  possession  of  (178)  Mrs.  C.  H.  Davis,  of  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

1709,  I  (37)  John  Quackenbosh  was  born  10th  of  November. 

1713  (o.  s.)  I  (162)  Margaret  Bogart  was  born  March  1st. 

1742,  Margaret  (Conselyea)  Bogert,  widow  of  (61)  Claas  Bogert,  and 
mother  of  (162)  Margaret  Bogart  above,  died  September  10th.  My 
mother  (*.  e.  of  [37]  John  Quackenbush)  (66  Bogaert)  Cornelia  (Bogaert) 
Quackenboss,  died  November  18,  1735,  10  r.  M.,  and  buried  on  the  21st. 

1730,  December  20, 1  (37)  John  Quackenbos  married  with  Margaret  Bogert. 
Verbatim.  ."Anno  1730,  De  20Deseraber  Jek  Johannes  Quackenbos  met 

Margrietie  Bogert  in  den  homuseyken   Staat  Getroden   op  sen  sondagh 
asoundt.    In  de  Stat  Van  Niew  Yorck." 

1731,  July  20,  my  first  (66)  son  born,  died  on  the  24th,  and  buried  on  the 
25th. 

1732,  August  29,  born  my  second  son  (67)  Wouter.  His  sponsors  Pieter 
Quackenbos  and  Cornelia  Quackenbos. 

1734,  August  25,  is  born  my  third  son  (68)  Nicholas.   His  sponsors  Jesse  de 

Forest  and  Margrietje  Bogert ;  died  1813. 
1738,  November  28,  born  my  fourth  son  (69)  Pieter.    His  sponsors  John  de 

Forest  and  Marylje  De  Forest.    (Departed  this  life  Albany,  December 

25,  1787,  in  the  Lord  about  10  at  night. 
1740,  June  14,  my  first  daughter  (70)   Cornelia,  was  born.     Her  sponsors 

Neeltje  Defrest  and  Wouter  Knicklebacker. 
1742,  March  9,  born  my  fifth  son  (71)  John.     Sponsors  Philip  De  Forest  and 

Cornelia  De  Forest. 

1744,  June  27,  born  my  sixth  son  (71^)  Cornelius.  His  sponsors  Cornelius 
Bogert  and  his  wife  Cornelia. 

1745,  May  20,  Cornelius  died,  aged  11  months. 

1745,  September  11,  my  daughter  Cornelia  died,  aged  5  years  and  3  months. 
1748,  September  16,  is  born  my  second  daughter  (72)  Cornelia,     Her  sponsors 

Albertus  Tieboyt  and  Cornelia  Tieboyt,  his  wife. 
1757,  New  York,  October  27th,  my  oldest  son  (67)  Walter  married  with 

Sessytya  (Celje)  Roer  (-bach)  (badly  torn  off.) 


Bible  Records.  445 

1758,  April  30,  my  second  son  (68)  Nicholas  married  Catharina  Van  Pelt 

(torn.) 
1763,  November  10,  my  third  son  (71)  John  married  Oetye  de  Witt. 

1768,  April  7,  my  daughter  (72)  Cornelia  married  (65)  Jan  Quackenbush 
Van  Lanchertus  (de  souden  die  hat  se  celin  getront.) 

1758,  New  York,  October  27th,  5  p.  m.  our  (67)  Walter's  first  son  (102)  John, 
was  born.  His  sponsors,  his  father  and  his  mother. 

1760,  New  York,  January  6,  our  (67)  Walter's  first  daughter  (103)  Sophina 
born.     Her  sponsors,  John  Roerbagh  and  his  daughter  Cetje  Dapsen. 

1761,  New  York  October  17,  Water's  second  son  (104)  John.  Sponsors  hia 
father  and  mother. 

1763,  September  5,  our  Water's  third  son  (105)  Gerrit.  His  sponsors,  Gerrit 
Roerbagh  and  his  wife. 

1765,  December  1,  born  our  Walter's  second  daughter.  Her  sponsors,  bis 
father  and  his  mother  John  Quackenbos  and  Margritje,  and  is  christened 
on  Wednesday  evening  and  called  (106)  Margaret. 

1767,  September  17,  our  Walter's  third  (107)  daughter.  (Not  named.)  Her 
sponsors  were  John  Quackenbos  and  Cornelia  Quackenbos,  his  sister 
and  his  cousin  from  Albany. 

1769,  April  28,  born  Walter's  fourth  (108)  daughter.  (Not  named.)  Her 
sponsors,  his  father  and  mother. 

1771,  September  7,  born  Walter's  fifth  (109)  daughter.     (Not  named.) 

1759,  August  18  (March  18  in  other  records)  our  (68)  Nicholas  and  Cetje 
first  child,  daughter  (110)  Margritje.  Sponsors,  his  father  and  his 
mother. 

1761 ,  New  York ,  January  15,  born  our  (68)  Nicholas'  first  son.  His  sponsors, 
John  Poel  and  his  wife,  and  is  christened  (111)  John. 

1764,  New  York.  August  13  (August  31  in  other  records)  born  our  Nicholas' 
second  son  (112)  Nicholas.     His  sponsors,  our  John  and  Cetye,  his  wife. 

1766,  January  23,  born  a  daughter  to  Nicholas  (113)  Meysye. 

1767,  May  6,  our  Nicholas'  first  son  John  died,  aged  6  years,  9  months  and 
8  days. 

1768,  New  York,  May  10,  our  Nicholas'  third  son  (114)  John  born.  His 
sponsors,  his  father  and  mother  ;  died  aged  19  days. 

1769,  August  3,  our  Nicholas'  fourth  son  born  (115)  John.  Sponsors,  his 
father  and  mother. 

1770,  January  10,  our  Nicholas'  third  (fourth?)  son  John  died,  aged  13 
months  and  8  days  (17  months  and  7  days  ?). 

1771,  February  26,  our  Nicholas'  third  daughter  (116) Cetje  born. 

1772,  July  13,  our  Nicholas'  daughter  Cetje  died. 

1775,  March  20,  is  our  Nicholas'"Cetje  brought  to  bed  Monday  at  2  o'clock, 

and  at  3  o'clock  she  died,  and  it  is  a  son  called  (117)  John  N. 
( Verbatim.     "  Maert  20, 1775,  is  our  Nacklaes'  Cetje  in  dekraem  gekomen 

Maenday,  agt  te  twee  uren  in  agt  en  te  drie  uren  is  in  de  heven  gerrest 

en  het  is  een  soon.") 
1769,  New'York  August  27,  is  our  C72)  Cornelia's  first  child  born,  Pieter,  and 

his  sponsors  his  father  and  her  mother  Margaret. 


446  Bible  Records. 

1771,  November  7,  is  our  Cornelia's  second  son  born. 

1773,  Albany,  October  14,  is  our  Cornelia's  third  son  born.     Sponsors,  hei 
father  and  mother. 

1769,  is  our  Petrus  married  to  Palle,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  is  1770,  now 
is  first  daughter  boru  and  she  is  christened  (118)  Pekke. 

1772,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord,  October  18th,  is  born  our  Petrus'  second 
daughter,  and  is  christened  (119)  Cornelia. 

1759,  New  York  August  27,  died  our  Walter's  son  (102)  John. 
1763,  New  York  August  8,  died  our  Walter's  second  son  (104)  John. 

1774,  New  York  December  22,  my  husband  (37)  John  Quackenbos  died. 
1785,  New  York  August  5,  my  son  (67)  Walter  died. 

1785,  October  3,  my  mother  (  [162]  Bogart  and  [37]  Quackenbush)  Margaret 

Quackenbos  died  and  buried  on  the  5th  of  October  at  Albany,  in  the  name 

of  our  Lord. 
68)  Nicholas  Quackenbus  got  this  by  division  in  New  York  August  11, 1785 

of  his  father's  estait. 
1765,  New  York   March  20,  is  our  (71)  John's   first  daughter   born.    Her 

sponsors  his  father  and  mother,  and  is  christened  (126)  Margaret. 
1767,  New  York  September  5,  is  our  John's  second  daughter  born.    Her 

sponsors  John  De  Wit  and  his  wife  Nancy,  Cetje's  father  and  mother. 

Christened  (127)  Ritsana. 

1770,  New  York  April  19,  is  our  John's  first  son  born  and  christened  (128) 
John. 

1772,  July  2,  our  John's  second  son  (129)  John  born.     His  sponsors  John 
and  Cetje. 

1771,  September  22,  our  John  Quackenbos'  first  son  died,  aged  17  months 
and  three  days. 

1795,  September  12,  died  my   brother's   sou  (129)  John  by  (at)  Andrew 

Brickers  on  a  visit  from  New  York. 
1769,  September  23,  our  (72)  Cornelia's  first  son  Pieter  died,  aged  4  weeks 

and  1  day,  and  is  buried  on  the  25th. 
My  Pompey  was  born,  New  York  December  15,  1769. 
1792,  September  1  (dejaen  en  neger  geboren  ses.) 
1769,  July  13,  our  Tom  was  born. 
1775,  March  30,  our  Bolle  (sins  clins?) 
1780,  our  Bolle  dyn  (Dinah)  was  born. 
1787,  November  23,  is  Bolle  braucht  (brought)  to  bed  of  De  yone  (a  baby) 

Fraidey  evening  saven  o'clock. 


17.  ' 

QUACKENBUSH. 

From  the  Bible  of  (37)  Johannis  Qdackenbush,  now  in 
possession  of  Mrs.  Anna  (Townsend)  "Van  Santvoort,  New 
York  (1883). 


Bible  Records.  447 

1709,  November  10,  was   I,  (37)  Johannis  Quackenbos,  born.     Son   of  (7) 

Wouter  Pieterse. 
1713,  March  1,  was  my  wife  (162)  Margrietje  born.     (Daughter  of  [61]  Olaas, 

that  is  Nicholas  Bogaert,  of  New  York . ) 

1730,  December  20,  was  I,  (37)  Johannis  Quackenbos,  married  with  (162) 
Margritje  Bogert,  on  a  Sunday  evening,  in  the  city  of  New  York. 

1731,  July  2,  is  born  my  first  (66)  son  ;  died  the  24th  and  buried  the  25th. 

1732,  August  29,  is  born  by  second  son  (67)  Wouter.  Sponsors  (10)  Pieter 
Quackenbos  and  Cornelia  Quackenbos. 

1734,  August  25,  is  born  my  third  son  (68)  Nicholas.  Sponsors  Jesse  De 
Foreest  and  Maragrieta  Bogert  (the  widow  of  [61]  Nicholas  Bogaert). 

1736,  November  28,  is  born  my  fourth  son  (69)  Petrus.     Sponsors  Johannis 

De  Foreest  and  (35)  Marytje  (Quackenbos)  De  Foreest.    He  departed 

this  life  on  the  25th  December,  1787,  about  10  P.  M. 
1740,  June  14,  is  born   my   first  daughter  (70)   Cornelia.     Sponsors   (33) 

Neeltje  (Nelletje  Quackenbos)  and  Wouter  Knickkebacker. 
1742,  March  4,  (9?)  is  born  my  fifth  son  (71)  Johannis.     Sponsors  Fhilippus 

De  Foreest  and  Cornelia  De  Foreest. 

1744,  June  27,  is  born  my  son  (71£)  Cornells.  Sponsors  (155)  Cornells 
Bogert  and  his  wife  Cornelia  (Van  DuynJ. 

1745,  May  20,  my  son  (71i)  Cornells  died. 

1745,  September  11,  my  daughter  (70)  Cornelia  died,  aged  5  years,  3  months 

and  3  days. 
1748,  December  16,  is  born  my  second  daughter  (72)  Cornelia.     Sponsors 

Alburtus  Tieboght  aud  (160  Bogert)  Cornelia,  his  wife  (of  New  York  ?) 

1757,  October  27,  is  married  my  oldest  son  (67)  Wouter  with  Setytya  (Cetje) 
(Sophia)  Roorbach,  in  New  York. 

1758,  April  30,  is  married  my  second  son  (68)  Nicolas  with  Catryna  Van 
Pelt. 

1763,  November  10,  is  married  my  third  son  (71)  Johannis  with  Cetije  De 
Wit. 

1768,  April  7,  is  married  my  daughter  (72)  Cornelia  with  (65)  Jan  Quacken- 
bos, son  of  Lambartus.  (This  marriage  is  recorded  in  New  York  "John 
Peter  Quackenbos  to  Cornelia  Quackenbos,  April  7,  1768.") 

1735,  November  18,  my  mother  (66)  Cornelia  (Bogert,  daughter  of  [15]  Jan 
Iiourens  Bogaert)  Quackenbos,  died  at  10  o'clock  at  night ;  was  buried 
the  21st. 

1742,  September  10,  my  (wife's?)  mother  Margrietje  Jans,  widow  of  (61) 
Claas  Bogaert,  died  of  a  Friday  evening.  % 

1758,  October  27,  is  born  in  New  York  our  (67)  Walter's  first  son  (102) 
Johannis.     Sponsors  his  father  and  his  mother. 

1760,  January  6,  is  born  in  New  York  our  Walter's  first  daughter,  of  a 
Sunday  between  1  and  2  o'clock  in  the  morning,  and  baptised  the  follow- 
ing Sunday.  Her  sponsors  were  Johannis  Roorbach  and  his  daughter 
Cetje.     She  was  baptised  (103)  Sophina. 

1761,  October  17,  is  born  in  New  York  Walter's  second  son  (104)  Johannis. 
God-parents  were  his  father  and  his  mother. 

57 


448  Bible  Records. 

1763,  September   5,   is   born   our  Walter's  third    son   (105)   Oerrit.     His 

sponsors  were  Gerrit  Roerbagh  and  his  wife  Alida. 
1765,  December  1,  of  a  Sunday  evening  at  six  o'clock  is  born  our  Walter's 

second  daughter.     Her  sponsors  were  his  father  and  his  mother  Johannis 

Quackenbos  and  Margrielje,  and  was  baptised  Wednesday  by  name  of 

(106)  Margrielje. 
1767,  September  17,  is  born  our  Walter's  third  (107)  daughter  on  Friday 

between  two  and  three  o'clock  in  the  morning.     Her  sponsors  were  John 

Quackenbos  and  Cornelia  Quackenbos,  his  sister  and  his  cousin  from 

Albany.     (Name  not  given,) 

Note  —  (37)  Johannis  Quackenbos  died  in  New  York  December  22,  1774. 
(162)  Margrielje  Bogaert,  his  widow,  died  in  Albany  October  3,  1785,  at 
3  P.  M. 


18. 

QUACKENBUSH. 

Record  from  the  old  Bible  formerly  in  possession   of  Col. 
(64)  Hendrick  Quackenbush,  of  Albany. 

I  (64)  Hendrick  Quackenbos  was  married  to  (60)  Margarita  Oothout  the 
27th  of  April,  1764. 

1765,  January  30,  our  first  daughter  (88)  Annetje  was  born. 

1766,  September  11,  our  second  daughter  (89)  Catlyna  was  born;  (died  in 
1841.) 

1768,  September  6,  our  third  daughter  (90)  Cathrina  was  born. 
1770,  March  7,  our  fourth  daughter  (91)  Margrietta  was  born. 
1770,  May  19,  my  well  beloved  wife  (60)  Margarita  Oothout  died,  and  was 

followed  in  August  of  the  same  year  by  my  youngest  daughter  (91)  Mar- 

geritta. 
In  the  year  1776  I  was  married  to  Elizabeth  Roseboom. 

In  another  handwriting,  probably  that  of  "Woutee  Pietee 
Quackenbos  : 

1757,  January  30,  my  mother  (21)  Annatje  (Oothout)  Quackenbos  died,  and 
was  buried  February  1,  in  the  54th  year  of  her  age. 

1777,  October  13,  my Maria  de  Forest  died  in  the  75th  year  of  her 

age,  and  was  buried  October  15.  (She  was  [35]  Maria  Quackenbos, 
daughter  of  his  grandfather  [7J  Wouter  Pieterse  Quackenbos.) 

In  1763,  October  29,  I  (63)  (Wouter  Pieterse)  married  Bata  Clute. 

1764,  September  12,  my  son  (87)  Pieter  Quackenbos  was  born. 

1768,  April  7,  I  married  (72)  Cornelia  Quackenbos  of  New  York.  (This 
was  probably  inserted  by  [65]  Jan,  to  whom  she  was  married.  He  was  a 
brother  of  Wouter  and  Hendrick  Pieterse  Quackenbos.) 


Bible  Records.  449 

In  another  hand,  that  of  (36)  Pieter  Wouter  Qtjaokenbos, 
father  of  Wouter,  Hendrick  and  Jan  : 

1735,  August  11,  my  son  (68)  Wouter  was  born. 
1737,  August  17,  my  son  (64)  Hendrick  was  born. 
1742,  April  8,  my  son  (65)  John  was  born. 


19. 

ROSEBOOM 
And  others. 

From  the  Bible  of  Gysbert  Roseboom,  in  1849  in  possession 
of  Mrs.  Fay,  who  was  a  Strong. 

Gysbert  Roseboom,  his  Bible : 

1697,  September,  Gysbert  Roseboom  was  born.    His  sponsors  were  Pieter 

Mingal  and  Sanders  and  Elizabeth  Wendell. 
1699,  October  8,  is  Catharine  Bries  born  (daughter  of  Anthony.) 

1720,  December  4,  I,  Gysbert  Roseboom  and  Cathrina  Bries  were  married. 

1721,  November  17,  Friday,  at  7  o'clock  in  the  evening,  is  my  wife  deliv- 
ered of  a  young:  daughter  named  Marya.  Sponsors,  father  (Gerrit)  Rose- 
boom and  mother  (Maria,  daughter  of  Robert  Sanders). 

1727,  July  26,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a  young  son  named  Antonye.  Spon- 
sors were  Antonye  Rutgeher ;  born  of  a  Wednesday  at  7  o'clock. 

1731,  October  22,  on  Thursday  at  7  o'clock  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a  young 
daughter  named  Elysabet  ;  baptised  by  Dominie  Van  Dryse.  Sponsors, 
Robert  Roseboom  and  Elsje  Roseboom. 

1733,  September  17,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a  daughter  named  Katrynena  ; 
baptised  by  Dominie  Pieter  Van  Driesen.  Sponsors,  Ahasueros  Rose- 
boom and  Eva  Bries. 

1738,  (June)  22,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a  young  daughter  named  Catryna. 

Sponsors,  Hendrick  Bries  and  Cornelia  Van  Ess,  his  wife. 
1741,  (May)  — ,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a   young  daughter  named  Elsje. 

Sponsors,  Johannis  Roseboom  and  Marya  Roseboom. 
1749,  October  27,  is  Gysbert  Roseboom  rested  in  heaven. 
1760,  July  10,  is  Catharine  Roseboom  in  heaven  sleeping,  and  is  the  12th 

buried  on  a  Friday. 

1734,  August  10,  is  my  daughter  (i.  «.,  daughter  of  Gysbert  Roseboom) 
Catryena  in  heaven  rested,  in  her  11  month. 

1734,  December  19,  is  my  son  Antoyne  in  heaven  rested,  in  his  seventh 
year  and  a  half. 

1766,  December  23,  Catriena  Roseboom  (daughter  of  Gysbert),  rested  in 
heaven. 

1759,  July  15,  Mary,  daughter  of  William  Berry  and  Elizabeth  (Rose- 
boom), was  born  on  a  Sunday  morning  at  4  o'clock. 


450  Bible  Kecords. 

1761,  May  29,  William,  son  of  William  Berry  and  Elizabeth,  was  born  on 
Saturday  morning  at  4  o'clock. 

1763,  December  9,  Gysbert  R.  Berry  was  born. 

1778,  January  2,  is  Elizabeth  Berry  in  heaven  rested,  in  her  46th  year. 
1820,  November  24,  at  4  o'clock  William  Berry  died. 

1764,  September  4  or  12,  (87)  Peter  Quackenboss  was  born. 

1816,  March  20,  (87)  Peter  Quackenboss  died,  aged  52  years,  6  months  and 
22  days.     (He  was  the  son  of  [63]  Wouter  of  the  Colonie  and  Bata  Clute.) 

1818,  September  26,  (63)  Wouter  Quackenboss  died,  aged  83  years,  1  month 
and  17  days.  (He  was  the  son  of  [36]  Peter  Quackenboss  and  [21]  Anna 
Oothout,  and  baptised  August  18,  1735.) 

1817-18,  Walter  Q.  Berry  Strong  was  born. 

1784,  August  21,  Susanna  was  born. 

,  5th  day  of  April,  Maria  Van  Allen  is  born.  Sponsors  Cathrina  Rose- 
boom  and  Ahasueros  Roseboom.     Baptised  by  Dominie  Frelinghuisen. 

(Adam  Van  Allen,  widower,  of  Kinderhook,  married  Maria  Roseboom 
[daughter  of  Gysbert],  June  20, 1752,  and  had  a  son  Gysbert,  born  April 
16,  1758.     The  Maria  above  might  have  been  his  daughter.) 


20. 

TEN  BR0ECK, 

From  the  Bible  of  Catharine  Ten  Bbokck,  of  Flatbiish, 
in  possession  (1849)  of  the  late  Miss  (284)  Sally  (Sarah)  Bogart, 
of  Albany,  1849  : 

1686,  November  25,  is  my    wife   delivered  of  a  son  called  Johannes  Ten 

Broeck.     Sponsors  were  James  W. ember  and   his  wife  Courense 

Eelnaer. 

1716,  September  28,  is  my  wife  (i.  e.  wife  of  Johannes  Ten  Broeck)  deliv- 
ered of  a  daughter  named  Marya.  Sponsors,  Wessel  and  Elsie  Ten 
Broeck. 

1717,  December  8,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a  son  called  Wessel.  Sponsors 
were  Wessel  and  Elsie  Ten  Broeck. 

1718,  March  24,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  a  daughter  called  Anna  Margriet. 
Sponsors,  Aldert  Rosa  and  Jannetje  Rosa. 

1720,  October  4,  is  my   wife   delivered  of  her  second  son  called  Peteria. 

Sponsors  were  Nicholas  and   Ley — a  Rosa. 
1722,  April  22,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  her  third  daughter  called  Maryya. 

Sponsors  were  brother  Jacob  and  his  wife  Eccsalet  Wyncoop. 

1724,  May  8,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  her  third  son  called  Benjamin.  Spon- 
sors were  Philipus  Hoeteling  and  Dege  Eroen. 

1725,  September  26,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  her  fourth  daughter  called 
Sara.     Sponsors,  Antoni  Erispetlin  and  Beelse . 


Bible  Records.  451 

1727,  June  8,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  her  fifth  daughter  called  Catrina. 

Sponsors,  Cornells  Vernoe  and  Maria  Dekers. 
1733,  March  7,  is  my  wife  delivered  of  her  sixth  daughter  called  Geertruy. 

Sponsors,  Wessel  Ten  Broeck  and  his  wife  Blandena  Groesbeck. 
1759,  July   2,  was   I,  'Catrina   Ten   Broeck   (daughter  of  Benjamin  Ten 

Broeck  and  Catharine  Jansen)  born. 
1775,  March  5,  Johannes  Ten  Broeck  died. 
1777,  March  5,  Petrus  Ten  Broeck  died. 

1783,  December  20,  Catrina  Ten  Broeck  died. 

1784,  January  12,  was  I  (i.  e.  [200]  John,  son  of  [97]  Henry  I.  Bogart) 
married  to  Catharine  (Catrina)  Ten  Broeck  (daughter  of  Benjamin  Ten 
Broeck)  by  the  Rev.  Dominie  Doll,  of  Kingston. 

1784,  October  14,  10  o'clock  p.  M.,  was  born  my  daughter  (281)  Johanna. 

1786,  June  22,  10  o'clock  A.  M.,  was  born  my  daughter  Catharina. 

1788,  April  19,  10  o'clock  P.  M.,  was  born  my  son  Henry. 

1790,  February  21,  2  o'clock  A.  M.,  was  born  my  daughter  (284)  Sarah. 

1792,  February  1,  10  A.   M.,  departed  this  life   my   wife   Catharine  Ten 

Broeck,  aged  32  years ,  6  months  and  29  days. 
1796,  April  11,  I  was  married  to  my  second   wife  Christina  Vought  by  the 

Rev.  Dr.  Romine,  of  Schenectida. 

1821,  March  — ,  my  daughter  (281)  Johanna  married  John  Fay. 
1811,  November  17,  died  my  second  daughter  Catharine. 

1817,  August  18,  died  at  New  Orleans  my  sou  Henry,  aged  29  years,  3 
months  and  29  days. 

1822,  February  8,  died  my  daughter  Johanna  (Fay),  aged  37  years  and  4 
months. 

1853,  August  22,  died  (200)  John  Bogart,  aged  91  years,  8  months  and  17 
days. 


21. 

VAN  DEN  BEBGH 
And  others. 

From  the  Bible  in  the  possession  of  the  late  Lansing  Pruyn, 

of  Albany,  in  1849. 

Tan  den  Bergh. 

1707,  October  12,  Anna  Maria  was  born. 

1712,  March  18,  Cornelia  was  born. 

1713,  November  22,  Johannis  was  born. 
1715-16,  February  6,  Wilhelmus  was  born. 
1718,  February  2,  Abraham  was  born. 
1725,  August  3,  Maritje  was  born. 

1728,  January  29,  Cornelius  was  born  ;  died  March  5,  1750. 

Lansing. 

1743,  January  29,  o.  s.,  (209)  Christopher  Lansing  (son  of  [83]  Jacob  J.) 
was  born. 


452  Bible  Records. 

1743,  November  25,  Sarah  Van  Schaick  was  born. 

1766,  January  26,  they  were  married. 

1766,  June  15,  James  Lansing  was  born. 

1768,  August  14,  Alida  was  born. 

1771,  May  20,  John  V.  S.  Lansing  was  born  ;  (d.  April  30,  1798.) 

1773,  July  26,  (406)  Hibertje  was  born. 

1776,  September  7,  a  third  son  born. 

1778,  October  7,  Catlina  was  born  ;  (d.  July  21,  1784.) 

1784,  June  18,  Sarah  was  born. 

Deaths. 

1788,  April  23,  Sarah  (wife  of  Christopher  Lansing)  died. 

1798,  April  30,  John  Van  Schaick  Lansing  died. 

1807,  August  16,  Sarah  Lansing  died  (married  an  Everson). 

1819,  October  25,  (209)  Christopher  Lansing  died. 

1794,  August  SO,  Hibertje  (Yates),  mother  of  Christopher  Lansing,  died. 

1794,  September  8.  (83)  Jacob,  father  of  Christopher  Lansing,  died. 

1794,  February  27,  David  Pruyn  was  married  to  (406)  Hybertje  Lansing 
(daughter  of  Christopher),  by  the  Rev.  Dr.  John  Basset. 

1771,  August  24,  David  Pruyn  was  born,  and  died  January  20,  1843. 

1795,  January  17,  Christopher  L.  was  born;  died  February  25,  1795. 

1796,  August  6,  Sarah  was  born  ;  d.  August  18,  1796. 

1797,  December  17,  Lansing  was  born ;  d.  July  22,  1799. 

1800,  December  1,  Catharine  was  born  ;  d.  December  4,  1800. 

1801,  Septenlber  21,  Alida  and  John  V.  S.  were  born ;  d.  October  3,  1801. 
1803,  February  14,  Catharine  was  born. 

1805,  September  30,  Lansing  was  born ;  d.  November  15,  1878. 

1809,  April  2,  Casper  was  born  ;  d.  October  24,  1809. 

1811,  June  22,  John  Van  Schaick  was  born  ;  d.  November  21,  1878. 


22. 

TAN  YECHTEN. 

From  a  Bible  once  in  the  possession  of  the  late  (300)  Dr. 
Peter  Wendell. 

Rdben  Van  Vechten  and  Geertitoy  Witbeck. 
1718,  May  28,  we  were  married  by  Dominie  Van  Driessen. 
1718,' December  31,  daughter  Anna  was  born. 
1720,  July  8,  daughter  Catryanna  was  born. 
1722,  August  30,  son  Cornells  was  born. 
1724,  October  24,  son  Lucas  was  born. 
1726,  November  6,  daughter  Engeltje  was  born. 

1729,  February  2,  son  Philip  was  born. 

1730,  November  30,  daughter  Maria  was  born. 

1732,  December  6,  son  Johannes  was  born  ;  died  December  3,  1749. 


Bible  Records.  453 


33. 

WENDELL. 

From  a  Bible  now  in  the  possession  of  (632)  Joseph  A.  Lan- 
sing, of  Albany  (1883). 

1753,  The  8th  of  May,  were  Barbara  Bradt  and  '216)  Hermanus  Wendell 
united  in  matrimony.  (He  was  the  son  of  Jacob  Wendell  and  Helena 
Van  Rensselaer.) 

1753,  the  7th  day  of  December  is  born  our  daughter  (274)  Elizabeth,  at  6 
o'clock  in  the  morning. 

1757,  the  2d  day  of  March  were  born  our  twins  Jacob  and  Lena.  Lena  died 
the  14th  of  July  and  Jacob  the  10th  of  August, 

1760,  the  22d  of 'October  is  born  our  second  (277)  Lena  at  6  o'clock  in  the 
evening.     (Married  [238]  Jeremiah  Lansing.) 

1763,  the  22d  of  September  is  born  our  second  daughter  Catharine  at  3 
o'clock  in  the  morning. 

1768,  the  3d  of  May  is  born  our  daughter  Anna  at  10  o'clock  in  the  morning. 

1772,  the  6th  of  June  is  born  our  daughter  Maria. 

1776,  the  12th  of  August  is  born  our  son  Barent  at  9  o'clock  in  the  evening 
and  died  on  the  13th  of  August,  and  was  buried  at  Claverack  Landing. 

1786,  the  13th  of  June,  died  in  the  Lord,  my  father-in-law  (i.  e.  father-in- 
law  of  [238]  Jeremiah  Lansing)  (216)  Harmanus  Wendell  on  Tuesday 
evening  about  11  o'clock,  and  was  buried  on  Thursday  at  about  5  o'clock 
in  the  afternoon,  aged  54  years  2  months  and  18  days. 

1812,  the  30th  of  April,  died  our  mother  Barbara  (Bradt)  Wendell,  at  half- 
past  4  o'clock  in  the  morning,  aged  80  years,  10  months  and  18  days,  and 
buried  in  the  Dutch  burying  ground  on  the  hill,  near  the  mile  stone  (now 
in  the  Park).  (She  was  the  daughter  of  Barent  Bradt  and  Maria 
Rykman.) 

1826,  the  26th  day  of  December,  died  Maria,  daughter  of  Hermanus  and 
Barbara  Wendell, at  3  o'clock,  P.  M.,  and  was  buried  on  Thursday  follow- 
ing the  28th  inst.,  aged  54  years,  6  months  and  20  days,  in  the  Dutch 
church  burying  ground  on  the  hill,  near  the  mile-stone. 

1829,  the  8th  of  January  died  Anna  Wendell,  daughter  of  Hermanus  and 
Barbara  Wendell,  at  half-past  1,  A.  M.,  and  buried  on  the  Saturday  follow- 
ing the  10th  inst,  aged  60  years,  8  months  and  5  days,  in  the  Dutch  church 
burying  ground  on  the  hill,  near  the  mile-stone. 


EEOOED  OF  BU  REALS. 


Copy  of  a  book  kept  by  Barent  Bradt  of  the  burials  in  the 
Reformed  Dutch  Church  graveyard  and  upder  the  church  in 
the  city  of  Albany,  from  1722  to  1757  inclusive.  Previous  to 
1703  Hendrick  Roseboom  was  clerk  or  sexton,  and  was  suc- 
ceeded in  that  year  by  Anthony  Bradt,  father  of  Barent.  The 
first  burial  recorded  under  Barent  Bradt's  administration  was 
that  of  Teunis  (Anthony)  Bradt,  his  father. 

This  copy  was  made  from  the  original  book  owned  by  the 
Hon.  Harmanus  Bleecker,  by  the  compiler  of  this  work,  and 
subsequently,  at  bis  suggestion,  was  published  in  Munsell's  An- 
nals of  Albany. 

The  compiler  has  introduced,  in  parentheses,  only  such 
explanations  as  were  found  necessary  to  show  the  relation  to 
the  families  in  this  work. 

BARENT  BRADT. 

Zyn  Dood  Bock. 

1722. 

February  16,  Theunis  Bradt  was  buried  October  1,  Jacob  Roseboom's  child  was 

by  Rut  (Van  Woert  ?)  buried. 

February  18,  Maria  Cuyler,  daughter  of  October  3,  Mallie  Van   Rensselaer  was 

Abraham   Cuyler,  was   buried  in  the        buried. 

church.  October  8,  Albert  Ryckman's  son  Albert 
February  24,  a  young  child,  daughter  of        was  buried. 

Baberrik,  was  buried.  October    15,    Solomon     Goewy's    ohild 
March  23,  Catlyna  Van  Benthuysen  was        was  buried. 

buried.  October   21,  Hend.  T.  Eyck's  child 
April  17,  Clara  Lang's   son  John   was        was  buried  (possibly  [69]  Henrick.) 

buried.  October    22,    Myndert    Roseboom    was 
May  8,  Susana  Bradt,  my  grandmother,        buried. 

was  buried  in  the  church  by  Rut  Van  October  24,   Phylip    Livingston's   child 

Woert.  was  buried'in  the  church. 

June  25,  Grietie  Killys  was  buried.  November  18,  Abram  Van  Arnem's  child 
June  30  (20)   Cornelis  Bogert's  son        was  buried. 

was  buried  (81  Hendrick.)  November  '19,  (2  Dominie?)   Pieter 
August  3  (15)  Jobs.  Beekman,  Jr.'s        Van  Presen's child  (possibly  Maria) 

child  was  buried  (37  Els.je. )  was  buried  in  the  church. 

August  15,  Gysbert  Van  d  Berg's  child  November    20,   Antie   Van   Eivcre    was 

was  buried,  buried  in  the  church. 

August  17,   William   H.    Van  d  Berg's  December  18,  Maria  Roseboom's  dangh- 

cnild  was  buried.  ter  was  buried. 

August  19  (9)  Thnnis  Egbert's  (Met-  December  23  (4)  William  Groesbcck 

selaer)  child  was  buried  (19  Lena?)       was  buried. 
September  16,  Jonethan  Rombelie  was 

buried. 


Record  of  Burials. 


455 


172S. 


February   7,  Daniel  Flensburgh's  child 

was  buried. 
February    22,     Jannetie     Dunbar    was 

buried  in  the  English  church. 
March  9,  Wynant  C.  Van  dBergh's  child 

was  buried. 
April  10,  Johannes  De  Wandclaor's  child 

was  buried. 
April   25,   Rut  Van    Woert's  child  was 

buried. 
June  9,  a  French  child  was  buried  by 

John  Sharp. 
July  21,  Hend.  Cuyler's  child  was  buried. 
September  17,  Jacob   Roseboom's  child 

was  buried. 

17 

January  1,  Harmanes    Schuyler's   child 

was  buried. 
Feburary  19,  Hendrick  Hanse  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
February  22,  Coll.  Pieter  Schuyler  was 

buried. 
March  11,   Philip  Splank's  (Verplanck) 

child  was  buried  in  the  church. 
March  20,  Christoffel  Abeel's  child  was 

buried. 
March  23,  Claes  Fonda's  child  was  buried. 


September    18,   Anna   Marytje    Carsten 

was  buried. 
September    24,   David   Schuyler's  wife 

Annatie  was  buried. 
October    15,    (4)    Therck    Harmese 

(Visscher)    wife     Femmetie    was 

buried. 
.October  27,  (9)    Abram    Lansingh's 

son  (49  Johannes)  was  buried. 
November  21,  Mattys  d   Garmo's  child 

was  buried. 
December  18,  Jacobus  Lychasse's  child 

was  buried. 


24. 

April  7,  Jaquemynna  Mase  was  buried. 
April  9,  Schiebolet  Bogardus'  child  was 

buried. 
Apiil  15,  Hend.  Cuyler  (was  buried). 
August  25,   Mattys  Vlensburgh's  child 

was  buried. 
November  — ,  Jobs.  Van  der  Heyd's  child 

was  buried. 
December  12,  Ephraim  Bogardus'  child 

was  buried. 


1725. 


January  9,  Barent  Egbertse's  wife  was 

buried. 
January  18,   Egbert    Brat's    child    was 

buried. 
February  2,  Jacob  Beeckman's  child  was 

buried*. 
February  8,  Tobj'as  Ryckman's  child  was 

buried.  • 
February  !>,  (4)  Tierck  Visscher  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
February   10,  Johs.  Ten   Broeck's  child 

was  buried. 
February   10,   Claes   Fonda's   child  was 

buried. 
February  17,  Benjimin  Egbertsen's  child 

was  buried. 
February    18,     Heudrick     Halcnbeeck's 

child  was  buried, 
February   20,    Abram    Lansingh's  child 

was  buried. 
February  26,  (26)  Gerret  Lansingh's 

child  (Johannes  ?)  was  buried. 
March  29,  (13)  Gose  Van  Snhaick  was 

buried. 
April  fi,  (1)  Jacob  Bogert  was  buried. 
April  6,  Egbert  Brat's  child  was  buried. 
April  17,  Gose  Van  Sebayck's  child  was 

buried. 
April  21,  Robert  Levingston  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
May  3,  Pieter  Waldrum  was  buried. 
May  3,  Isaac  Fonda's  child  was  buried. 


May  4,    Cornelia  Van    d.   Heyden  was 

buried. 
June  8,  Femmetie,  daughter  of  Cornells 

Switts,  was  buried. 
June  14,  Johs.  Dpyster's  child  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
June  31,  (9)  Nicholas  Groesbeek's 

child   (possibly    [33J   Jacobus)    was 

buried. 
July  26,  Isaac  Fryer's  child  was  buried. 
August  2,   Benjamin   Brat's  child   was 

buried  by  Rut  Van  Woert. 
August  8,  Daniel  Vlensburgh'  s  child  was 

buried. 
August  24,  Daniel  Vlensburgh  was  buried. 
August  25,  Philip  Splank's  (Verplanck) 

child  was  buried  in  the  church. 
August  30,  Volckert  Van  Hoesen  was 

buried  in  the  (Lutheran?)  chureh. 
October  3,  Tryntje,  wife  of  Deeley,  was 

buried. 
November  12,   Jan   Gerretz   was  buried 

in  the  church. 
Nouember  14,  GerritB.  Van  den  Bergh's 

child  was  buried  >at  Papskinee. 
November  26,  Jan  Clueett  was  buried  at 

Niskayawane. 
December  17,  Cornelis  Van  Dyck's  child 

was  buried. 
December  19,  Claes  Fonda's  child  was 

buried. 


1726. 


January  22,  An  Englishman's  child  was 

buried. 
January  27,   Egbert   Brat's    child    was 

buried. 

58 


February  1,  Elizabeth  Rosie  was  buried 

in  the'ehnrch. 
March  22,  Evert  Jacobse  Eel's  child  was 

buried. 


456 


Record  of  Burials. 


March  29,   Pieter  Ryckman's  wife  was 

buried. 
May   27,    Labreyh     Redlif's    child    was 

buried. 
May  30,  Antony  S.  Van   Schayck's  child 

was  buried. 
July  12,  Gose  Van  Schayck,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 
August    25,    Jobs.    Becker's    wife    was 

buried. 
September  8,  Johns.  Becker's  child  was 

buried. 
September  4,  Johns.   Dc  Freest' s  child 

was  buried. 


September  11,  Jacob  Roseboom's  child 

was  buried. 
October  17,    Salomon    Goeweik's    wife 

was  buried. 
October  20,  Jeremie  Penmerton's  (Pem- 

berton  ?)  child  was  buried. 
November  1,   Arent  Pruyn's  child  was 

buried. 
November  2,  Tarns.  Pruyn,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 
November  8,  Evert  Janse  was  buried  in 

the  Lutheran  church. 


1727. 


January    5    (8)    Myndert    Marselis' 

child  (59  Gerrit)  was  buried. 
January  19,  Andries  Witbeck,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 
January  23,   Samuel  Pruyn's  daughter 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
March  6  (40)  Evert  Wendell's  child 

(150    Engeltje)    was   buried    in   the 

church. 
March   12,  Gerrit  Roseboom's  daughter 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
March  24,  Johannes  Mullcr  was  buried. 
May  26,  Jacob  Van  der  Hey  den's  child 

was  buried. 
May  27,  Tobias     Ryckman's  child  was 

buried. 
May  27,  Jan  Maasen's  child  was  buried. 
May  30,  Jan  Milten's  wife  was  buried. 
May  31,  Jaunetie  Van  Aelstyn  was  buried. 
June  '_',  Elsie  Winne,  daughter  of  Frans 

Winne,  was  buried. 
June  10,  Rabecka  Fonda  was  buried. 
June  12,  Sara  Greveraedt  was  buried. 
July    12,    Hendk.    Ridder's    child    was 

buried. 
August  1,  Mattys  Flinsburgh's  child  was 

buried. 
August    6,    (58)  Ephrim    Wendell's 

child  (177  Elizabeth  ?)  was  buried. 
August  10,    Jacob  Mulder's    child  was 

buried. 


August  12,  Theunie  Van  den  Bergh  was 

buried. 
August  18,  Philyp  De  Foreest  was  buried. 
September  3,   Hans  Hanse's  child  was 

buried. 
September   S,    (9)    Nicholas    Groes- 

beek's  child  (possibly  [34J  Neeltje) 

was  buried. 
September  4,  Tam  Flyt's  mother-in-law 

was  buried. 
September    12,     Thunis      Slingerland's 

child  was  buried. 
September  10,  Jacobus   Luychasse  was 

buried. 
September  16,  Evert  Janse' s  child  was 

buried. 
September  18,   Abram    Van  der  Poel's 

infant  was  buried. 
September    25,    Barent    Barhyt's   child 

was  buried. 
October  2,  Catharina  Lydius  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
October    13,   Catlynna,  wife   of    (39) 

Johs.  G.  Lansing,  was  buried. 
October  13,   Frans  Pruyn's  little   child 

was  buried. 
November  16,   Cornelus   Cuyler's  little 

child  was  buried. 
December   2,   Johs.  Van  der  Heyden's 

child  was  buried. 


1728. 


January    31,   Willem    Waldrum's    little 

child  was  buried. 
February  11,  Maria,  wife  of  John  Everts, 

was  buried. 
February  11,  Ryck  Magnsle  was  buried. 
February  26  (4)  Jan    Lansiugh  was 

buried. 
March    7,    Sybrant   Quackenbos'    child 

was  buried. 
March    28,    Jurian    Hogan's  child   was 

buried. 
May  6,   Elsje  Winne,   mother  of  Pieter 

Winne,  was  buried. 
May  27,  Cornelus  Van  Schurlynse  was 

buried. 
May  29,  Pieter,  son  of  Pieter  Waldrum, 

was  buried. 
June  27  (17)  I/eena,  wife  of  Herpert 

Van  Deusen,  was  buried  on  Thurs- 
day. 


July  11,  Engeltie,  wife  of  Melgert  Abra- 

bamse,  was  buried. 
August  4,  Jan  Maase's  little  child  was 

buried. 
August  20,  Lowis  Schredel's  child  was 

buried. 
September    9,    Harmen    Van    Hoesen's 

child  was  buried. 
September  27  (24)  Johs.  Lansingh, 

Jr.'s    child     (96    Geertruy)     was 

buried. 
September  27,  Jeramias  Schuyler's  child 

was  buried. 
October  5,  Pieter  Schuyler's  child  was 

buried  at  the  "  flats." 
November    10,    Johs.    Wendell's    little 

son  was  buried  at  the  flats. 
December  7,  Philyp  Wendell's  son  John 

was  buried. 


Record  of  Burials. 


457 


December  14,  Pieter  Schuyler's  daughter  December  30  (9)  Nicolas  Groesbeek's 

was  buried  at  the  flats.  wife   (32  Marytje    Quackenbush) 

December  17,  Isaac  Wendell's  little  son  was  buried, 
was  buried  at  the  flats. 


1729. 


January  13  (41)  Capt.  Johann is  Wen- 
del  was  buried  at  the  flats. 
January  14,   Jobs.   Freest's  little  child 

was  buried. 
February  6,  Hans  Hansen's  little   child 

was  buried. 
February  20,  Moses  was  buried. 
February  26,  Isaac  Verplank's  daughter 

Abigail  Splank  was  buried. 
March    12,     Gerit     Ryckse's    daughter 

Alyda  was  buried. 
March  29,  Aelyda  Schuyler  was  buried. 
June  13,  Abram  Ouderkerk's  child  was 

buried. 
June   21,   Jobs.  Bleeker,  Jr.'s  little  son 

was  buried. 
June  21  (11)  Mattys  Van  den  Bergh's 

child  (Gysbert)  buried  at.  Papskne. 
June   24,    Willm    Grannie's    child    was 

buried. 
June  30,   Elizabeth   Muller's  child   was 

buried. 
July  7,   Jacob   Eghemond's    child   was 

buried. 
July    13    (59)    Jobs.    E.   Wendell's 

child  (189  Abraham)  was  buried. 


July  16,  Dirck  Ten  Broeck's  child   was 

buried  in  the  church. 
July  23,  Anna   Witbeeck,   daughter  of 

Tamus  Willms,  was  buried. 
July    26,    Roeslif     Kidnie's    child    was 

buried. 
August  13,  Johs.   Schoonmaker's  child 

was  buried  at  Papsknee. 
August  18,   Pieter    Winne's   little    son 

was  buried. 
September  13,  Anna  Brat  was  buried  in 

the  church  by  Rut  Van  Woert. 
October  1,  Johs.  Van  Zante's  child  was 

buried. 
October  12,  Hendericke  Benneway   was 

buried. 
October  22,  Roelif  Kidney's   child  was 

buried. 
November   24,  Johs.   D  Foreest's  child 

was  buried. 
November    28,   Christiena   Ten    Broeck 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
December  7,  Gosen  Van  Schayck's  child 

was  buried. 


1730. 


February  1,   Maritie  Schermerhorn  was 

buried. 
February   11,   Egbert    Barentsen's  child 

was  buried. 
February  14,  Douwe  Fonda's  child  was 

buried. 
February    15     Harpert    Van    Deusen's 

child  was  buried. 
February   16,   Andries   Gardenier's  two 

children  were  buried. 
March  7,  Adam  Van  den  Bergh's  child 

was  buried. 
March  15,  Samuel   Cregeer's  child  was 

buried. 
April  8  (6)   Nauningh   Viscber  was 

buried. 
April  9  (13)  Jacob  Lansingh's  child 

(76  Elsje)  was  buried. 
April  12,  Dirck   Van  Scharluyne's  child 

was  buried. 
May     8,    Johannis    Schoonmaker    was 

buried  at  Papsknee. 
May  12,  Joseph  Vats  was  buried. 
June  2  (58)  Epharim  Wendell's  child 

(possibly  [177]  Elizabeth)  was  buried 
June  22,  Dirck   Van   Schurluyne's  wife 

was  buried. 
July  13,  Huybertie  Yaets  was  buried. 


July   18,   Jacob    Thumsse    Van    Woert 

was  buried. 
August  10,  Isaac  Greveraet's  child  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
September  5,  Solomon  Goewyck's  child 

was  buried. 
September  5,   Isaac   Greveraet's     child 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
September    8    (possibly     2)    Thomas 

Wendell  was  buried. 
September  10  (16)    Elizabeth   Lao. 

singh  was  buried. 
September   16,    Marietie    Tymese    was 

buried  at  Nistagayoene. 
October  5,  Jeramiah  H.  Van  Rensselaer 

was  buried. 
October  13,  Jacobus  Redlif's  child  was 

buried. 
November  4,  Jacob  Alestyn  was  buried. 
November  28,  Neeltie  Van  Schayck  was 

buried. 
December  7,  Katie.  Von  Rensselaer  was 

buried. 
December  28,  Jan  Kasperse  was  buried. 
December    28,     Claes  .  Luyckasse    was 

buried. 
December  28,  Joseph   Yates'   child  was 

buried. 


1731. 

January  4,  Jan  Oothoudt,  Jr.'s  child  was  February  5,  Ryner  Myndertse's  son  Rey- 

buried.  nier  was  buried. 

January  5,  Alida  Van  Vechten  was  buried  February  9,  Evert  Ryckse's  son  Rychert 

(wife  of  Solomon  )  was  buried. 


458 


Keoobd  of  Burials. 


February  14,  Jobs.  Dpeyster's  child  was 

buried  in  the  church. - 
February  27,  Mr.  Ellit's  child  was  buried. 
March  30,  Peter  Fonda's  child  was  buried. 
April    14  (56)   Willem     Vischer   was 

Duried. 
April  15,  Johs.  Mingael  was  buried  in  the 

church. 
May  1,  Ghatriena  Van  Deu  Bergh  was 

buried. 
May  6,  Thomas  Witbeek  buried  at  Paps- 
knee. 
June  22  (8)  Rutger  Van  Dusen  buried 

at  papsknee. 
June  28,  Abraham  Kipp  was  buried. 
July  1,  Nicolaes  Van  Aelen  was  buried. 
July  2  (53)  Dr.  Epharim  Wendell 

was  buried  at  the  flats. 
August  5,  Mattys  Flensburgh's  child  was 

buried. 
August    6,    Chattrina     Dfooreest    was 

buried. 
August  19,   Abram  Van  Armen's  child 

was  buried. 
August  21,  Elbert  Gerritse's  wife Marytie 

was  buried. 
August  22,  Uendrick  Ridder's  child  was 

buried. 
June  (?)  28,  Johs.  Quackenbos'  child  was 

buried. 
August  28,  Uldrick  Vanfranke's    child 

was  buried. 
September  4,  Hans  Hansen's  child  was 

buried. 
September.  £  (18)  'Willem  Jacobsen 

Van  Deusen  was  buried. 
September  10,  Harmen    Van   Vechten's 

child  was  buried. 
September    28,    Jan     Salomonse    was 

buried. 
October  14,  Gerret  C.  Van   den   Bergh 

was  buried. 
October  22,  John   Olyfer  (Oliver?)   Jr. 

was  buried. 
November  2,  Willem  Redlif's  child  was 

buried. 
November  11,  <&Villiam   Crennel's   child 

was  buried. 
November  14,  Willim  Redlif's  little  son 

was  buried. 
November  16   (25)  Thunis   Vischer's 

(83)  Isaac  was  buried. 
November  20  (39)  Johs.    Lansingh's 

daughter  (107  Cathrina)  was  buried. 
November    21,     Hendrick    Halenbeck's 

child  was  buried. 
November  22,  Hans  Hansen's  daughter 

was  buried. 
November    23,    Jacob    Egmond's    two 

children  were  buried. 
November  27  (8)  Myndert  Marselis' 

child  (61  Gerrit)  was  buried. 
November    27    (58)    Ephraim    Wen. 

dell's  child  (possibly  [183J   Marga- 

retta)  was  buried. 
November  28,   David  Van  Dyck's  child 

was  buried. 
November   28,   Harpert    Van    Deusen's 

daughter  was  buried. 


November  28,   Pieter  Ryckman  a  

child  was  buried . 
November  30,  Wynant  C.  Van  d.  bergh's 

child  was  buried. 
December  7  (8)  Meyndert  Marselis' 

daughter  (58  Elizabeth)  was  buried. 
December  7,  Jer.  Pemmerton's  little  son 

was  buried. 
December  12,    Hester  Swits'    son    was 

buried. 
December  12,   Johs.    Seger's  two   little 

girls  were  buried. 
December  12,  Gerit  Van  Zanten's  child 

was  buried. 
December  14,   Jellis    D  Garmo's   child 

was  buried. 
December  15  (39)   Harmanus  Wen- 
dell was  buried  in  the  church. 
December  15  Jacob  Masen's  child  was 

buried. 
December  16  (8)  Johs.  Hun's  little  son 

(16  Thomas)  was  buried. 
December  17,  Johs.  Schuyler,  Jr.'s  little 

son  was  buried  at  the  flats. 
December  17,  Bettie  Danielse'  little  son 

was  buried. 
December  18,  Symon  Veeder' s  little  child 

was  buried. 
December  18,  Mattys  D   garmo's    little 

child  was  buried. 
December  19,   Isaac    Greveraet's   child 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
December  20  (9)   Thunis   Egbertse' 

(Metselaer)    child   (21    Lena)  was 

buried. 
December   21,   Abraham  Van    d  poel's 

daughter  was  buried. 
December    23    (39)   Johs.     G.    Lan- 

singh's  child  (possibly  [108]  Catrina) 

was  buried. 
December    24,    Harmen    Van   Hoesen's 

little  son  was  buried. 
December  25,  David  Van   dor   hey  den's 

child  was  buried. 
December  25,   Pieter  Fonda's  was 

buried. 
December  26,  Stephanis  V.  Renselaer's 

child  was  buried. 
December  27,  Anthony  Brat's  child  was 

buried. 
December  27  (33)    Johs.    Vischer's 

child    (possibly     [188]    Alida)    was 

buried. 
December  27,  David  V.  Dyck's was 

buried. 
December    28,    Johs.    Goewyck's    child 

was  buried. 
December  30,  Dirck  Ten  Broeck's  Anna 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
December  30,  Leendert  Gansevoort's  two 

children  were  buried. 
December    30,    Abraham    Ouderkerk's 

daughter  was  buried. 
December  30  Jacob  B.  Ten  Eyck's  child 

was  buried. 
December  31,  Gerit  W.  Van  Den  Bergh's 

child  was  buried. 
December  31,  Magiel  Besset's  child  was 

buried. 


Record  of  Burials. 


459 


1732. 


January   3,   Maria   Gerritse's  little   sou 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
January  3  (12)  David  Groesbeeck's 

child  (44  Catrina)  was  buried. 
January  4  (12)  Benjamin  Egbertse's 

(Metselaer)     daughter     (35    Fern- 
met  je  f )  was  buried. 
January  6,  (25)  Isaac  Bogart's  little 

son   (96  Jacob)  was  buried    in    the 

church. 
January  6,  Hend'k.  Roseboom's  child  was 

buried. 
January    0,    Daniel    Hogan's   child    was 

buried  by  It.  Beeckmau. 
January  6,  Jan  Brouyn  was  buried. 
January  7,  (8)  Jobs.  Hun's  daughter 

(17  Elsie)  was  buried. 
January  8,  Wouter  Barheyt  was  buried. 
January    8    035)    Jacob     Wendel's 

child  (215  Harmaniis)  was  buried  at 

Greenbush. 
January  12,  Johs.  A.  Cuyler's  child  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
January  13,  Albert  Brat  was  buried  at 

the  flats. 
January  14,   Johs.   Ten   Broeck's  child 

was  buried  at  Greenbush. 
January  15,  Willem  Waldrun's  daughter 

was  buried. 
January  16,  Isaac  Swits'  little  son  was 

buried. 
January    17,    Epharim    Bogardus'   child 

was  buried. 
January  19,  Andri«s  Witbeck,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 
January    20,  Hendk.    Cuyler's  little  son 

was  buried. 
January    22   Gerit    Van    Nes'   daughter 

was  buried.  ■ 
January  23  (12)  David  Groesbeeck's 

child  (46  Mary.)     Record    says  died 

January  26)  was  buried. 
January  25,  Isaac  Swits'  daughter  was 

buried. 
January  25,  Johs.  Ten  Broeck's  little  son 

was  buried  at  Greenbush. 
January    25,    Hendrick   Bries'    son    was 

buried  at  Papsknee. 
January   26,   Abraham   Witbeck's  child 

was  buried. 
January   26,  Dirck   Ten   Broeck's   little 

son  was  buried  in  the  church. 
January  28,  Johs.  Bleecker,  Jr.'s  daugh- 
ter was  buried. 
January    28    (26)    Gerrit    Marselis' 

child  (71  Gysbert)  was  buried. 
January  29,  Johs.  Ten  Broeck's  child  was 

buried  at  Greenbush. 


January  31,  Mattewis  Van  Deusen's  child 

was  buried. 
February  1,  Gerrit  0.  Van  Den  Bergh's 

child  was  buried  at  Papsknee. 
February  6,  (14)  Hend'k.  T.  Eyck's 

little  son  (69  Hendrick)  was  buried. 
February  20,  Nicolaes  Bleecker's   child 

was  buried. 
February  27,  Johs.    Symonse  Veeder's 

daughter  was  buried  "in  the  church. 
March  10,  Pieter  Schuyler's  child  was 

buried  at  the  flats. 
March  21,  Arieje  Oothout's  daughter  was 

buried. 
March  27,  Johs.  Vischer's  daughter  was 

buried  at  "Hogebergh." 
April  6,  (19)  Jobs.  J.  Beeckman's 

child  (44  Eva)  was  buried. 
April  6,  Hend'k.  Brics'  child  was  buried 

at  Papsknee. 
April  25,  Willem   Teller's  wife   Catrina 

was  buried. 
May   18,  Ryckie,  wife  of  (47)   Abr. 

Lansing,  was  buried. 
May  20,  Hend'k.    H.   Roseboom's  child 

was  buried. 
May  27,  Jer.  Pemmerton's  two  children 

were  buried. 
June  9,  Jobs.  Pforiest's  child  was  buried. 
June    14,   Johs.    Dpeyster's    child    was 

buried  in  the  church. 
July  12,  (47)  Abrahm.  Lansing,  Jr.'s 

child  (125  Goosen)  was  buried. 
August  19,  a  man  was  buried  by  Johs. 

Segers,  by  order  of  the  Mayor. 
September  30,  (3)   Johs.  Beeckmau 

was  buried. 
October   15,    Antony   Brat's    child    was 

buried. 
November  12,  Migul  Besset's  child  was 

buried. 
November  17,   (19)  Johs.  J.    Beeck- 
man's   child    (45    Johannes)    was 

buried. 
November  24,  Jan  Janse  Bleecker  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
December9,  Salomon  Goewey's  child  was 

buried 
December  11,  Freed'k.  Myndertse's  wife 

was  buried. 
December  11,   Maragrieta  Corneel   was 

buried. 
December  21,  Johs.  Schuyler,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried  at  the  flats. 
December  29,  Johs.   I)  foreest's  children 

were  buried.       » 
December  31,  Elsje  Sanders  was  buried. 


1733. 


January  11,  (25)  Isaac  Bogert's  little 
child  (96  Jacob)  was  buried. 

January  23,  (25)  Isaac  Bogert's  little 
child  (98  Jacob;  was  buried. 

January  31,  Barent  Staets'  daughter  was 
buried  at  the  "Hogebergh." 

February  9,  Coenraet  Becker  was  buried. 


February  16,  Sarah  Roseboom  was  buried 
(daughter  of  Jacob  Roseboom.) 

March  3,  Maretie  Van  Aelen  was  buried. 

March  13,  Pieter  Fonda's  child  was 
buried. 

March  21,  Gelyn  Splank's  (Guleyn  Ver- 
planck's)  child  was  buried. 


460 


Kecoed  of  BubiaLs. 


April  8,  Coenraet  Rechtmayor's  wife  was 

buried. 
April  14,  Maes  Van  Beuren  was  buried 

at  Schoodack. 
April    22,   Abrah  Wyngart's   wife    was 

buried. 
May  4,  Mallie  Leedyus  was  buried  in  the 

church. 
June  2,  (58)  Ephram  Wendel's  child 

(183  Margaretta  ?)  was  buried. 


July  4,  Antony  Bogardus'  son  was  buried. 

August  12,  Jan  Wmne  was  buried. 

September  18,  Barcnt  E^bertse's  daugh- 
ter was  buried. 

October  25,  Ry chert  Hanse's  wife  was 
buried  in  the  church. 

October  29,  Maragrietie  Bleecker  was 
buried  in  the  church. 


1734. 


January  8,  (4)  Jannetje  (Quacken- 
busli)  Bogart  was  buried  (wife  of 
[7]  Jacob  Cornells  Bogart.) 

January  17,  (36)  Aeltie  Van  Tf es  was 

buried  at  the  "Halfmoon." 
February  12,  William  Redlif  was  buried. 
March  4,   Hend'k.    Bunsen's   child  was 

buried. 
March  17,  Philip  Van  Vechten's  wife  was 

buried. 
March  17,   Johs.   Dpeyster's  child   was 

buried  in  the  church. 
March  20,  Elizabeth  Banckers  was  buried. 
March  20,  RagelHoogkerke's  child  was 

buried. 
April  11,  Catharin  Cuyler  was  buried  in 

the  church. 
April  14,  Geertruy  Van  Scherluyne  was 

buried. 
April   24,  Willemhelmus   V.  d.  Bergh's 

child  was  huried. 
May  25,  Jacob  Egmond  was  buried. 
June  23,  Johs.  Van  Vechten's  was  buried 

at  Papsknee. 
July  10,  Evert  Banker  was  buried. 
August  10,  Dom.  Van  Schie's  child  was 

buried  in  the  church . 
August  11,  Nich.   Bleecker,   Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 
August    12,    Rych   Hanse's    child    was 

buried  in  the  church. 
August  12,    Gysbert   Roscboom's  child 
•   was  buried. 
August    19    (5)    Jndick    Utfarselis) 

Hoogkerke  was  buried. 
August  27,  Johs.   Dforeest's   child   was 

buried. 
August  28,  Jannetje  Criegeer  was  buried 

at  Niscauna. 


September  1,  Johs.  Seeger's  child  was 

buried. 
September  1  (58)   Ephar.  Wendell's 

daughter  (180)  Susannah  was  buried. 
September  2,   Jer.    Pemmerton's   child 

was  buried. 
September  4,   Harmen  Vechten's  child 

was  buried. 
September  5,  Benjamin    Whine's  child 

was  buried. 
September  6,  Cornells  Van  Dyck's  little 

son  was  buried. 
September  12,   Isaac   Swits'    child  was 

buried. 
September  13,  Volkert  V.   deD  Bergh's 

child  was  buried. 
September  15,  Claes  Fonda's  little  son 
was  buried. 

September    17,    Stephanus    Van    Rens- 
selaer's child  was  buried. 
September  20,  Nicholas  Van  Schayck's 

child  was  buried. 
September  22,   Pieter  Schuyler's   child 

was  buried  at  the  flats. 
October  8  (60)  Jacob  T.  Eyck's  little 

child  (116  Ha  rent  ?)  was  buried. 
October  22,   Johs.    Ten  Broeck's  child 

was  buried. 
November  10,  Fred'k.  Myndertse's  daugh- 
ter was  buried. 
November  15,  Cornelia  Van  Scharluyn 

was  buried. 
December  5,  Gerrit  B.  Van  den  Bergh's 

child  was  buried. 
December  18,  David  A.  Schuyler's  little 

son  was  buried  in  the  church. 


1735. 


February  5  (11)  Maria  (Visscher)  wife 

of  (8)  P.  Wendel  was  buried. 
February    11,    Nedt  Broon,    servant  of 

Jef.  (Madam)  Livingston  was  buried. 
February  16,  Jacob  Staats  was  buried. 
March  5,  Ruben  Van  Vechte  was  buried. 
March  16,  John  Stuward  was  buried. 
April  12,  Isaac  Van  Aelsteyn's  child  was 

buried. 
May — ,  Tomas  Serp's  child  was  buried. 
June  9,  Dirk  Brat  was  buried  by   Rut 

Van  Wie. 
July  2,  Thunis  Krelin's  child  was  buried. 
August  27,  Pieter  Livingston's  child  was 

buried  at  the  flats. 


October  12  (16)    Volkert  Oothout's 

child  (53  Hendrick)  was  buried. 
October  27,  Cornelis  Van  Beuren' s  little 

son  was  buried  at  Papsknee. 
November    3,    Uend'k.    H.    Roseboom's 

child  was  buried. 
November  12,  Catryn  Fyn  was  buried. 
November    16,    Jons.    Dpeyster's    little 

child  was  buried  in  the  church. 
November  21  (66)  Cornelia  (Bogart, 

wife  of  [7 1   Wouter)  Quackenbos 

was  buried. 
November    21,    Johs.    Wyngart's    child 

was  buried. 


Record  of  Burials. 


461 


December   3,    Zacharias  Sixkel's  child 

was  buried. 
December    9,    Sybrant    Van    Schayck's 

child  was  buried. 
December  14,  Nicholas  Engelspreeker  was 

buried. 


December  20  (48)  Elstje  Wendell  was 
buried,  daughter  of  [8J  Philip  Wen- 
del. 


1730. 


January  12,  Jurryan  Hogen's  child  was 

buried. 
January  18,  Michael  Besset's   child  was 

buried. 
January  26,  (26?)  Gerret  Lansing  was 

buried. 
March  2,  Geertie  Ten  Eyck  was  buried. 
April  8,  Johs.  Cloet's  child  was  buried. 
April    10,    Daniel    Husen's    child    was 

buried. 
May    13,    Catharina,    daughter  of   Catic 

Van  Schaick,  was  buried. 
June  23,  David  Groesbeeck's  child  was 

buried. 
July  o,  Willem  Hogen's  wife  was  buried. 
July  5,  Johs.  Dforeest's  child  was  buried. 
July   9,   Pieter  Livingston's    child  was 

buried  at  the  flats. 
July  29,  Gose  Van  Schaick  was  buried. 
August  28,  Nicholas  Bieecker's  child  was 

buried. 


September    28,    Cornelis    C.    Van    den 

Bergh's  child  was  buried. 
October    4,   Tliunis   Fiele's    child    was 

buried. 
October  5,  Marytie  Mingael  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
October   11,    (6)   Jonas    Douw    was 

buried  at  Greenbush. 
October   25,   Willem'  Waldrum's    child 

was  buried. 
November  7,   Jacobus  Schuyler's  child 

was  buried  at  the  "hogeberg." 
November  19,  Rychart  Hansen's  little  son 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
November    24,    Isaac    Wendell's    child 

was  buried  at  the  flats. 
November  29,  Dominie  Van  Schie's  child 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
December  2,  Thomas  Sherp's  child  was 

buried. 


1737. 


January  12,  Albert  Ryckman  was  buried 

by  Egbert  Brat. 
January    23,    Hans   Hansen's    little   son 

Pieter  was  buried. 
January    25,    David   Groesbeeck's   little 

son  was  buried. 
February   4,  Antony    Van   Schaick   was 

buried. 
March    22,    Robt.    Dunbar's    child    was 

buried 
March  26,  Edward  Holland's   wife  was 

buried  in  the  English  church. 
April  23,  (5)  Bastiaen   Visscher  was 

buried. 
May  28,   Jacob  Bogart's  daughter  was 

buried. 
June  5,  Johs.  Schuyler's  wife  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
July  2.  Migal  Besset's  son  was  buried. 
July   26,  George  Hipkins  (?)   child  was 

buried  in  the  English  church. 
July  27,   (26)  Gerret   J.   Lansing's 

child  (103  Johannes?) was  buried. 
August    2,   Mattys  Van   der    Heyden's 

child  was  buried. 
August  3,  the  sister  of  Wm.  Teller's  wife 

was  buried. 
August  11,  Dirk  Ten  Broeck's  little  son 

was  buried  in  the  church. 


August  18,  Johs.  Ouderkerk's  child  was 

buried. 
August  28,   Abram    Fonda's  child  was 

buried. 
August  29,  Johs.  D  Foreest's  child  was 

buried. 
September  3,   Adam    Yates'    child  was 

buried. 
September  16,  Dominie  Van  Schie'schild 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
September  19,  (12)  Dirck  Hun's  little 

daughter  (20  Catalyntie)  was  buried. 
September^,  (39)  Sybrant  Quacken- 

bos'  child  (78  Elizabeth)  was  buried. 
October  4,  Jacobus  Van  Valckenbergh's 

child  was  buried. 
October  10,  Neltie,  daughter  of  D.  Ryck- 
man was  buried. 
November  1,  Jan  Rosie  was  buried  in  the 

church. 
November  19,  Benjamin  Brat's  daughter 

was  buried  by  (Oliver?). 
November  29,  Wouter  Knickerbacker's 

child  was  buried. 
November    17,    Douwe    Fonda's     child 

was  buried. 


1738. 


January   16,   Gerret  Van   Benthuysen's 

wife  was  buried. 
January  18,  Killiaan  Winne's  child  was 

buried. 
February  3,  (2)  Dom.    Fetrns  Van 

Driesen  was  buried  in  the  church. 


February  14,  Cornelis  Clasen  was  buried 

in  his  orchard. 
February  15,  Migael  Basset's  child  was 

buried. 
June  5,  Coenraet  Rechtmayor's  child  was 

buried. 


462 


Record  of  Burials. 


June  6,  Gerret  Van  Benthuisen's  child 

was  buried. 
June  9,  Mattys  Van  der  Heyden's  child 

was  buried. 
June  22,  Barent  Sanders  wife  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
June    25,    Johs.    Dforeest's    child    was 

buried. 
August  25,  (57?)  Elsje    Lansing  was 

buried. 
August  25,   Hend'lf  Ridder's  child  was 

buried. 
August  26,  Nicolas  Bleecker's  child  was 

buried. 
September    17,   Hend.    M.    Roseboom's 

child  was  buried. 
September  23,   Jacobus   Kidnie's  child 

was  buried. 
September    27,     Jan    Van    Alstyn    was 

buried. 
October  IS,  Dirck  Van  der  Heyden  was 

buried. 


October  17,  Neeltie  Ryckman  was  buried 

by  Antony  Brat. 
October    17,    Hend'k.    H.     Roseboom's 

child  was  buried  by  Antony  Brat. 
November    7,    Casparus    Van    Yeveren 

was  buried. 
December   3,  Abram   Vosbergh's   child 

was  buried. 
December  7,  John  Van  Ostrande's  child 

was  buried. 
December    12,    Jenneke    Blyckers   was 

buried. 
December  23,  Johs.  Blcecker  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
December    20,   Gerritie    Draeyers   was 

buried  in  the  church. 
December    31    (60)    Jacob    B.    Ten 

Eyck's    child    (118    Barent)    was 

buried. 


173!). 


January   4,    Willem   Hogcn's  child  was 

buried. 
February    2   (9)    Tennis    Egbertse's 

(Metselaer)  child  was  buried. 
January   4,  Johs.  Van  Schayck's  child 

was  buried. 
February  2,  Dominie  Van  Schie's  child 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
March  12,  Johs.  Van  Vechte,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried* 
March  23  (16)  Jacob  Beeckinau  was 

buried.     (Bible   says   died   March   19, 

1738;  that  being  old  style   is  same  as 

1739  new  style.) 
April  7  (5)  Dircktie  (Metselaer)  Vis- 

cher,    wife    of    (5    Ba.stiaen)    was 

buried  by  Rut  V.  Woert. 
May  9,  Jacob  Glen's  daughter  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
June    3,    Geurt  Bcnneway's  child   was 

buried. 
June  8,  Mattys  Flensburgh  was  buried. 
June  8,  Adrieaen  Brat's  child  was  buried. 
July  10,  Hanna  Flensburgh  was  buried. 
July    14,    Jacobus    Redhf's    child    was 

buried. 
July   15  (3)  Hendrick  Oothont   was 

buried. 
August  7,  (7)  Freed'k.  Vischer's  wife 

(Elizabeth  Sanders)  was  buried. 
August  21,  Kychart  Hansen's  child  was 

buried. 
August  22  (69)  Gerret  Ja.  Lansing's 

child  (148  Maria  ?)  was  buried. 
August  22,  Jobs.    Wyngart's   child  was 

buried. 
August  23   (39)   Johs.    Donw's  child 

(74  Volckert  ?)  was  buried. 
August    26,     Wouter     Knickerbacker's 

child  was  buried. 


August  26,  Abram   Van  Deusen's  child 

was  buried. 
September  1,  Abram  Van  Deusen's  child 

was  buried. 
September  9,  Abram  Lansingh's  servant 

Johs.  was  buried. 
September  23,  David  Van   d   Heyden's 

son  Nanningh  was  buried.  . 
October  3,  Leendt.  Gansvoort's  daughter 

Maria  was  buried. 
October  4,  Egbert  Bart.  Egbertse's  child 

was  buried. 
October    15,    Theunis  Egbertse's   child 

was  buried. 
October  21,  Johs.  Van  Rensselaer's  child 

was  buried  at  Greenbush. 
October  23,  Pieter  Schuyler's  child  was 

buried  at  the  Flats. 
October    26,    Sybrat    A.   V.    Schaick's 

little  daughter  was  buried. 
November  12,  David  A.  Schuyler's  child 

was  buried. 
November  16,   Susanna,   wife  of  Johs. 

Symonse,   was  buried  in  the  church. 
November  19,  Jacob   Gleri's   child   was 

buried  in  the  church. 
November  27,  Thomas  Scherp's  daughter 

was  buried. 
December  18,  Johs.  Elvendcll  was  buried. 
December  21,  Aeltie,  (wife  of  2  Jo- 
hannes)   Oothont.      was     buried. 

(Other  records  say  December  12.) 
December  22,  Geertie  (Van  Schaick, 

wife  of  4  Johannes  G.?)  Lansing 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
December    21,    Gerrit    Itoseboom    was 

buried. 
December  31,  Johs.  Van  Schaick's  child 

was  buried. 


1740. 


Anthony    Van    Dyck    was    January  16,   Cornells  Van   Dyck's  two 
daughter's  were  buried. 


January   4, 

buried. 
January   9,   Jacobus   Grocsbeck's  child    January  19,  Billy  Sixberry  was  buried 

was  buried. 


Record  of  Burials. 


463 


January  20  (24)  Harm.  B.  Vischer's 

(75  Sarah)  child  was  buried. 
February  12,    Freed'k.    Myndertse    was 

buried. 
February    25,    Hend'k.    Ridder's    little 

child  was  buried. 
April  1,  Anna,  widow  of  Billy  Sixberrv's 

child,  was  buried  (i.  e.,  Billy's  child.) 
April  27,  Gerret  Brat's  wife  was  buried. 
April  29   (25)   Johs.    Jttarselis'   child 

(69)  Hendrickie)  was  buried. 
May  12,  Antony  Van  Schaick  s  daughter 

.Elsje  was  buried. 
June    8    (4)    Gysbert    Marselis    was 

buried  by  Daniel  Brat. 
June  24,  Claes  Van  Schayck's  wife  was 

buried. 
June  2(i,  Jan  Fonda  was  buried. 
July  4,  Hend'k.  Renselaer  was  buried. 
July  12  Pieter  Van  Brugh  was  buried  in 

the  church. 
July  22,  Johs.  Schuyler   was  buried  in 

the  church. 


July  22,  Adriaan  Brat's  child  was  buried. 
July    23,    Isaac    Greveraet's   child  was 

buried. 
August  10  (24)  Abram  Bogart's  (pos- 
sibly [18]  Dyrkje)  sister  was  buried. 
August  12,  Gerrit  Teunisse  Van  Vech- 

ten's  child  was  buried  at  Papksnee. 
August  21,  Johs.  De  Foreest's  child  was 

buried. 
August  25,  Tjrck  Swits  was  buried. 
September    29,    Barent    Van    Beuren's 

child  was  buried  at  Papksnee. 
September  5,  Migal  Besset's  child  was 

buried. 
September  19,   Jacobus    Redlif's    child 

was  buried. 
October    23,    Marte    Van    Beuren    was 

buried  near  his  house. 
November  3,  Gerrit  Johs.  Lansing's  child 

was  buried. 
November    29,    Volkert    N.    (Andries) 

Douw's  child  was  buried. 


1741. 


January  10,   Johs.  Redlif's  wife  Seelia 

was  buried. 
January    27    (69)    Gerrit    Ja.    Lan- 

singh's  wife   (Maria  Everts)  was 

buried. 
January  29,  Harpert  Jacobse's  son  Ger- 
ret was  buried. 
February  5,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  Catie 

V.  Schayck,  was  buried.  . 
February  5,   Luychas  Hooghkerk,  Jr.'s 

child  was  buried. 
February  13,   Luychas  Hooghkerk,  Jr.'s 

child  was  buried. 
February  26  (15)  Johs.  Beeckman  was 

buried. 
March  6,  Pieter  Garmo  was  buried. 
March  9,  Mattys  Van  der  Heyden's  child 

was  buried. 
March    13,     Luychas     Hooghkerk     was 

buried. 
April  3,  Sara  Schuyler  was  buried  near 

her  residence  by  P.  Schuyler. 
April  9,  Maragrietie,   daughter  of  Maria 

Roseboom,  was  buried. 
April    18.  Thomas  Scherp's   son   Tomie 

was  buried. 
April    24,   Anna    Sixberry,  daughter  of 

Johs.  Redlif,  was  buried. 
June  — ,  Abram  Van  Arnem's  daughter 

was  buried. 


June  28,  Johs.  Schuyler,  Jr.'s  daughter 

was  buried  at  the  flats. 
July — ,  Hend'k.  Halenbeeck's  little  child 

was  buried. 
July  8,  Gerrit  Benneway  was  buried. 
July  10,  Maria  Roseboom  was  buried. 
July  12,  Anna  Van  Schayck  was  buried. 
July  22,  Johs.  Douw's  child  was  buried. 
July  24,  Johs.  Schuyler,  Jr.'s  child  was 

buried  at  the  flats. 
August  12,  Volkert  N.  (Andries)  Douw's 

child  was  buried. 
August  15,  Robert  Lansingh's  child  was 

buried. 

August  15, Beeckman  was  buried. 

August   15,    Andries    Brat's    child    was 

buried. 
October  6,  Dirk  Hun's  child  was  buried. 
October  15,  (12)  Coenraet  T.  Eyck's 

daughter  (53)  Catrina  was  buried. 
November  1,  Thomas  Willem's  son  Philip 

was  buried. 
November  6,    John   Schuyler,   Jr.,    was 

buried  at  the  flats. 
December  1,  Douwe  Js.  Fonda's  child 

was  buried. 
December  12,  Hans  Eversen  was  buried 

at  the  Lutheran  church  yard. 
December  19,  (possibly  134)  Arieaentie 

Wendell,    (daughter    of   39    Hat- 

manus)  was  buried  in  the  church. 


1742. 


January    fi,'    (2)     Melchert     A.    Van 

Deusen  was  buried  at  Papsknee. 
January  8,  Dirck  Martin's  wife  and  child 

were  buried. 
January   15,   Angenectie  Schot,    widow, 

her  child  was  buried. 
May  6,  Obedia  Ooeper  was  buried. 
May  11,  Sara  Van  Bruga  was  buried  in 

the  church. 

59 


May  28,  (71)  Johs.  Jacobuse  Lan- 
singh's wife  (Rachel)  was  buried. 

June  16,  Mattys  Van  der  Heyden's  child 
was  buried. 

July  6,  Harpert  Jacobse  Van  Deusen 
was  buried  in  the  church. 

July  7,  Jacob  Maasen's  child  was  buried. 

July  8,  Maria  Van  Dyck  was  buried. 


464 


Record  of  Burials. 


July  15,  Johs.  Van  Vechten  was  buried 

at  Papsknee. 
July  3,  Jan  Brat's  child  was  buried. 
July  27,  Johs.  Beeckman's  servant  was 

buried. 
July  81,  Anna  Van  Woert  was  buried. 
August  5,  Johs.  Van  Vechte's  child  was 

buried. 
August  6,  Johs.  Van  Yvcren's  child  was 

buried. 
August  9,  Willem  Waldrum's  child  was 

buried. 
August  12,  (64)  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck's 

child  (122  Anna)  was  buried. 
September  — ,  Zacharias  Haes'  child  was 

buried. 
September  6,   (46)  Hester    Wendell 

was  buried. 
September  19,  (69)  Gerrit  Ja.   I.un- 

singh's  child (149  Alicia)  was  buried. 


October  9,  Jobs.   Van  Schayck's  child 

was  buried. 
October  15,  Kiliaen  Van  Rcnselaer's  child 

was  buried. 
October  24,  Catriena  Engelsprucker  was 

buried. 
November  28,  Abrara  Splank  was  buried. 
November  5,  Debora  Hansen  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
November  7,  Dominie  Berly  was  buried 

in  the  English  church . 
November  9,  (39)  Johs.  Douw's  child 

(75  Dorothy)  was  buried. 
December  24,  Wyntie,  wife  of  Andries 

Brat,  was  buried. 
December    25,    Johs.    1'.  Witbeck    was 

buried. 


1743. 


January  7,  Maria  Gansevoort  was  buried. 
January  27,  Wynant  Van  den   Bergh's 

daughter  Volkie  was  buried. . 
February  13  (8)  Philip  Wendell  was 

buried. 
February  15,  Robert  Sander's  wife  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
March  4,  Oatharina  Van  Nes  was  buried. 
March  9,  Antony  S.  Van  Schayck's  wife 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
March  9,   Pieter   Schuyler's    child  was 

buried  at  the  flats. 
March  22,  Catlyntie,  wife  of  (10)  (ire- 
ret  Van  Nes  was  buried. 
March   28,    Marytie   Van    Schayck   was 

buried. 
April  19,  Antony  Van  Schayck's  daugh- 
ter Catriena  was  buried. 
April    21,   Evert    Sixberry's    child   was 

ouried. 
May  24,    Robert    Lansing's    child    was 

buried. 
May  30,  Cbatie  Salomonse  was  buried. 
June  5,  Gerrit  Van  Nes'  daughter  was 

buried.  j 

June  5,  Johs.  D.  Van  der  Heyden's  child 

was  buried. 
June  20,  Jacob   Schermerhorn,  Jr.  w^s 

buried  at  Papsknee. 
July  10,  Johs.  Eversen's  child  was  buried. 
August  4  (82)  Gerret  Ja.  Lansingh's 

wife  (Yda  Van  Wie)  was  buried. 
August  11,   Barent  Van  Beuren's  wife 

was  buried  at  Papsknee. 
August  15,  Antony  Van  Yveren's  child 

was  buried. 
August  19,  Benumen  Winne's  child  was 

buried. 
August  22,  Jacobus  Redlif's  child  was 

buried. 


August  26,  Abram  Witbeck' s  child  was 

buried. 
August  31,   Mattys  Van   der  Heyden's 

two  children  were  buried. 
September  6,   Johs.    Van   Zante's   wife 

was  buried. 
September  6,  Antony  Van  der  Zee's  child 

was  buried. 
October  1,  Willempie  Brat  was  buried 

by  Rut  Van  Woert. 
October     9,    Wouter    Knickerbacker's 

child  was  buried. 
October  21,  (1391  Johs.  H.  Wendell 

was  buried. 
October    24,   Abraham    Oudcrkerk  was 

buried. 
November  1,  Robert  Sander's  child  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
November  3,  Jacob  Van  Rutse  Voert's 

child  was  buried. 
November  13,   (probably    95)   Gertie, 

daughter    of    (41)    Coenraet   Ten 

Eyck  was  buried. 
November  21,  Henderick  Gerritz's  child 

was  buried. 
November  27,  David  Groesbeek's  child 

was  buried. 
December    3,    Johs.    Redlif's   daughter 

was  buried. 
December  6,  Thomas  Coeper's  child  was 

buried. 
December  10,  Gerret  W.  Van  den  Bergh's 

child  was  buried. 
December  18,  StephanusVanRenselaer's 

son  was  buried. 
December  25,  Joseph  Redlif's  child  was 

buried. 


1744. 


January   4,   Wouter  Groesbeek's    child 

was  buried. 
January  5,  Dirck  De  garmo  was  buried. 
January  6,  Barent  Jans  Brat  was  buried. 


January  8,  Isaac  Frelin's  little  son  was 

buried. 
January  13,  Harmen  Gansevort's  child 

was  buried. 


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465 


February    7,    Dortie    Halenbeeek    was 

buried    in   the    Lutheran    graveyard 

Renselaer. 
February    14,     Wilhelmus     Ryckman's 

child  was  buried. 
March  2,  Gerrit  Van  Schoonhoven'swife 

was  buried,  Lutheran. 
March   3,  Antony  Van   der  Zee's  child 

was  buried. 
March  4,  Harmanus  H.  Wendell's  child 

was  buried. 
March    7,   Jons.   M.   Flinsburgh's   child 

was  buried. 
April  17,  Antony  Bogardus  was  buried. 
April  20,  Gerrit  Johs.  Lansingh's  child 

was  buried. 
April  28,  Cornelis  Ridder  was  buried. 
April  30,  Pieter  Coeyman  was  buried  on 

Barren  Island. 
May  2,  Cornelis  Van  den  Bergh's  child 

was  buried. 
June   6,   James   Stievenson's   wife  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
June  3,  Johs.  Douw's  child  was  buried. 
June  17,  Jan  Cell's  child  was  buried. 
June  lit,  Isaac  Frelen's  child  was  buried. 
June  23  (10)  Johs.  Lansingh's  wife 

(Helena  Sanders)  was  buried. 
July   8,  Johs.   Van  Yveren's  child  was 

buried. 
July    9.    Isaac    Halenbeck's    child  was 

buried. 
July    13,    Johs.    Van    Wie's   child  was 

buried. 
July  17   (8)   Stepjianus     Groesbeck 

was  buried. 
July  31,  Antony  Van  der  Zee's  wife  was 

buried. 
August  9,  Benjamin  Bogart's  child  was 

buried. 
August  10,   Wouter  Groesbeck's   child 

was  buried. 
August  11,  Johs.  Jacobse  Eversen's 

was  buried. 


August  13,   Susanna    Van    den  Bergh, 

wife  of  Cornelis  Clasen,  was  buried. 
August  16,   Dom.    Cornelis  Van   Schie 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
August  16,  Gerrit  W.  Van  den  Bergh's 

child  was  buried. 
August  16,  Jacob  Van  Wocrt's  little  son 

was  buried. 
August  24  (34)  Harmen  Vischer  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
August  25,  Antony  Van  der  Zee's  child 

was  buried. 
August  26,  Toby  as  Ryckman's  wife  was 

buried. 
August  28,  Jan  Van    Arnem's  child  was 

buried. 
August  29,  Nicolas  Blecker,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 
August  31,  Abraham  H.  Wendell's  child 

was  buried. 
September    2,    Isaac   Greveraet's  child 

was  buried. 
September  15,  Bille  Bronly's  child  was 

buried. 
September  26,   Johs.   Brats'    child  was 

buried. . 
October  6,  Johs.  Van  Aelen's  wife  was 

buried. 
October    14,    Cornelis     Van    Aelstyn's 

child  was  buried. 
November  2,  Johs.  Ouderkerk's  children 

were  buried. 
November  5,  Pieter  Fonda's  wife  was 

buried. 
December  8,  Willem  Hogen's  was 

buried. 
December  14,   Uend'k  Van  Wie's  child 

was  buried. 
December  23,  Hendrick  Van  Wie's  wife 

was  buried. 
December  23,  Pieter  Van  Aelen's  child 

was  buried. 


1745. 


January  6,  Jacob  R.  Van  Wocrt's  child 

was  buried. 
January  22,  Harme  B.   Visscher's   child 

was  buried. 
January  25,  Johs.  Roseboom  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
February   5  (2)   Johs.    Oothout  was 

buried. 
February   15,    Isaac   Ouderkerk's    child 

was  buried. 
March  1G,  Teunis  Slingerland's  wife  was 

buried. 
April  6,  Sauna,  daughter  of  Pieter  Van 

Woert,  was  buried. 
April   27,  Wilhelmus   Ryckman's    child 

was  buried. 
May   8,    Jeremiah   Van    Rensselaer  was 

buried  (the  Patroon. ) 
May  12,  Jacob,  son  of  Abraui   Lansing, 

was  buried. 
June  4,  Gerret  Van   Zant's   child   was 

buried. 
June  5,  Ned.  Hock's  child  was  buried. 


June   18,    Hend'k.    Van   Hoesen's   child 

was  buried. 
June  20  (9)  Abraham  Lansingh  was 

buried. 
July  3,   Joseph  Van   Zante's  wife  was 

buried. 
July  3,  Jacob  Wendell'schild  was  buried 
July  22,  Johs.  Boom,  a  high  Dutchman, 

was  buried. 
July   23,   Gerrit  d.    Ridder' s  child   was 

buried.  h 

August  4,  Dirk  Wyt's  child  was  buried. 
August  18,  Stephanus  Van  Rensselaer's 

daughter  was  buried.' 
August  22,  Cristoffell  Abeel's  child   was 

buried. 
August   26,    Johs.    Dpeyster's  little  son 

was  buried  in  the  church. 
August  27  (12)  David  Groesbeek's 

daughter  (Gertruy)  was  buried. 
September  1,   Catlyntie,   wife  of  (71) 

Johs.  Ja  Lansing  was  buried. 


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Record  of  Burials. 


September  4,  Hend'k.,  son  of  David  A. 

Schuyler,  was  buried. 
September  5   (135)    Jacob    Wendell 

was  buried  at  Greenbush 
September     6,    Scheeboleth    Bogardus' 

Eph'm  was  buried. 
September  6,  Jeramec  Schuyler's  daugh- 
ter was  buried  at  the  flats. 
September  10,  Isaac  Hansen's  child  was 

buried. 
September  10,  Gerrit  Brat's  child  was 

buried. 
September    13,   Jobs.    Deforeest's  little 

son  was  buried. 
September    14,     Geradus     Grocsbeek's 

child  was  buried  in  the  church. 
September  16  (64)  Johs.,  son   of  (12) 

Isaac  Lansingh,  was  buried. 
September    16,    John   Courtney's  child 

was  buried. 
September    17,    Hend'k.     Coster    was 

buried  in  the  church. 
September  19,  Sannaka  Wendell,  daugh- 
ter of  Johs.  Van. 
September     19,     Sybrant     Gert     Van 

Schaick's  daughter  was  buried. 
September  22,  Johs.  Ja.  Lansiugh's  child 

was  buried. 
October  2,  Cornells  Curler's  child  was 

buried  in  the  church. 
October  5,  Mr.  Cateris'  child  was  buried 

in  the  English  church. 
October  5,  Abram  Js.  Fonda's  child  was 

buried. 


October  6,  (33)  Gerrit  6.  Lansingh's 
wife  (42  Engeltje  Van  Deusen)  was 

buried. 
October  20,  Johs.  Douw's  little  child  was 

buried. 
October  28,  Johs.   Ja    Everson's   child 

was  buried. 
October  29,   Jacob  Hansen's  child  was 

buried. 
November  8,  Geertruy  Van  Vechte  was 

buried  in  the  Patroon's  vault. 
November  15,  (possibly  110)  Elisabeth 

Wendell  was  buried  at  the  flats. 
November  17,  Barent  Stats,  Jr.,  son  was 

buried. 
November  21.  Walraven  Cloet's  son  was 

buried. 
November  21,  Arcnt  Slingerland's  child 

was  buried. 
November   28,    Benumen  Hilton's   child 

was  buried. 
November  30,  Asuerus  Roseboom's  wife 

was  buried. 
December   4,    Madalena    (wife    of    9 

Abraham)  Lansingh  was  buried. 
December  5,  Sander  Van  Woert's  child 

was  buried. 
December    12,    Debora     (wife    of    16 

Jacob)  Beeckman  was  buried. 
December  19,  Eysabell  Staats  was  buried 

in  the  church. 
Decembor  22,  (11)  Hattys  Van   den 

Bergh  was  buried. 
December  23,  Daniel  Winne,  Jr.'s  child 

was  buried. 


1746. 


January    11,    David    Van    Zante's    wife 

was  buried. 
January   20,  Lammert  Kool's  child  was 

buried. 
January  21,  Jacob  Mullers'  daughter  was 

buried. 
January  26,  (25)  Johannis  Marselis 

was  buried  by  Daniel  Brat. 
January  28,  Johs.  Yates'  child  was  buried. 
February  14,  Tomas  Coepei's  little  child 

was  buried. 
March  8,  Walloven  Cloet's  daughter  was 

buried. 
♦  March  20,  Gerret  Van  Wie's  wife  was 
.  buried  by  his  house. 
April  1,  Maria  Van  Hoesen  in  the  Luth- 
eran church. 
April  1,  son  of  Jacob  Fort. 
April  10,  Jacob  Van  der  Heyden. 
April  11,  wife  of  Harme  Van  Hoesen  at 

the  Lutheran  church. 
April  11,  daughter  of  Jacob  Fort. 
April  13,  little  son  of  Jan  Van  Arnem. 
April  14,  wife  of  Johannes  Cuyler  in  the 

church. 
April  15,  child  of  Wouter  Js.  Groesbeck 

in  the  church. 
April  16,  Jacob  Glen  in  the  church. 


April  21  (possibly  29)  Willem  Groes- 
beck. 

April  23,  Harmen  Van  Vechten. 

April  27,  child  of  Abrain  Fort. 

May  1,  Rychart  Van  Franke. 

May  3,  Gysbert  Van  Alstyn. 

May  12,  Martynis  C.  Van  Alstyn. 

May  12,  Jacob  Van  Ycveren. 

May  12,  Barent  Van  Yveren. 

May  12,  son  of  Ryncr  Van  Yveren. 

May  13,  child  of  Levynis  Winne. 

May  15,  Johas.  Ryner  Van  Yveren. 

May  10,  Jacob  C.  Ten  Eyck's  child. 

May  19,  Freed' k.  Ruyter,  Jr. 

May  26,  Johs.  Lagranse  wife. 

May  30,  Johs.  Roelfise's  daughter. 

June  1,  Philip  Ruyter. 

June  1,  Michiel  Besset's  child. 

June  2,  son"  of  (171  Abraham)  Rob- 
bert  Wendell. 

June  15,  daughter  of  Philip  Winne. 

Jime  17,  child  of  Adam  Yates. 

June  19,  wife  of  Jochem  Van  der  Hey- 
den. 

June  24  (52)  Thierk  Beeckman. 

June  24  (31)  Geertruy,  daughter  of  (9) 
Nicholas  Groesbeck. 

June  24,  little  child  of  Gerret  G.  Lan- 
singh. 


*  After  March  20,  1746,  the  words  "was  buried"  are  omitted  by  the  copyist. 


Record  of  Bukials. 


467 


June  26,  Gerret,  son  of  Johs.   Rolifsen. 

June  28,  Abram  Fielie. 

June  29,  Tlieunis  Slingerland. 

June  30,  Annata,  wife  of  Dirck  Wyt. 

June  30  (19)  Nicolas  Js.  Groesbeck. 

July    ],  wife  of  Jan  de  Voe. 

July    6,  Isaac  Van  Aelstvn. 

July    8,  child  of  Thunis'Fiele. 

July  10,  child  of  A  brum  Gardenier. 

July  13,  Hendrick  Brat. 

July  16,  child  of  Willem  Rvckman. 

July  23,  child  of  David  Van  Zante. 

July  23,  Evert  Bogardus. 

July  27,  Geradus  (K)  loedt. 

July  27,  Jan  de  Voe. 

July  29,  child  of  Franciskis  Lansing. 

July  20,  Dcbora,   daughter    of    Hend'k. 

H.  Roseboom. 
July  20,  wife  of  Symon  Vedder. 
July  31,  child  of  Evert  Sieger. 
July  31,  Harme  Bogardus. 
August  1  (82)   Gerrit  Ja.  Lansingh. 
August  1,  child  of  Abram  Vinhagen. 
August  2,  child  of  Johs.  Beecktuan. 
August  2,  son  of  Johs.  Sieger. 
August  3,  Elsie,  daughter  of  Jacob  Lan- 
singh. 
August  5,  daughter  of  Johs.  D.  Foreest. 
August  5,  Wendell  (148  Evert)  son  of 

(40)  Evert  Wendell. 
August  6,  wife  of  Zacharius  Sischel. 
August  6,  child  of  Sybrand  Van  Schayck. 
August  7,  child  of  Michael  Bessett. 
August  8,  child  of  Hend'k.  Fonda. 
August  9,  child  of  Jacobus  Wilton. 
August  12,  child  of  Johs.  Van  Vechte. 
August  12,  daughter   of  Jesse  Dforecst. 
August  12,  Jacob,  son  of  Johs.  D.  Garmo. 
August  13,  child  of  Johs.  Slingerland. 
August  14,  Barent  Vrooman. 
August  15,  Hend'k.  H.  Roseboom. 
August  16,  Sybrand  H.  Van    Schayck's 

child. 
August  17,  child  of  Johs.  Visscher. 
August  18,  child  of  Frans  Wey  Bosie. 
August  21,  child  of  Egbert  B.  Egbertse. 
August  21,  Ragel  Liversen. 
August  22,  Jobs.  A.  Cuyler's  child. 
August   22,    child   of   Sybrand   H.    Van 

Schayck. 
August  25,  Willem  Lon  der  Zee's  child. 
August  26,  Willem  Kittell. 
August   26,    Johs.,    son    of    Jacob    Van 

Woert. 
August  26,  Willem  Ouderkerk. 
August  26,  child  of  Sara  Fort. 
August    28,    (Sara    Cuyler)    wife    of 

(19)  Johannes  Beeckman. 
August  31,  little  child  of  Claes  Gardnier's 

son-in-law. 
September  4,  wife  of  Johs.  Ryckse. 
September  5,  (Margaret  Roseboom) 

wife  of  (56)  Robert  Lansing. 
September  5,  daughter  of  Samuel  Pruyn. 
September  5,  child  of  Gysbert   Jlailstvn 

(y.  e.,  Gysbert  M.  Aelstyn.) 
September  5,  child  of  Sybrant  G.  Van 

Schaick. 
September  7,  son  of  Mattys  Bovic. 
September  8,  Sander  Van  Woert. 


September  9,  (39)  Hendrick  Jacobse 
Beeckman. 

September  9,  wife  of  Jonatan  Witbeck, 

Jr.  (Machtel). 
September    9,     child    of     Abram    Van 

Arnem. 
September  11,  wife  of  Johs.  Hansen. 
September  12,  child  of  Mr.  Carteris. 
September  15,  child  of  Hcllagoiit  Lewis. 
'  September  15,  child  of  Annietie  Groes- 
beck. 
September  15,  child  of  Robt.  Livingston. 
September  16,  child   of  Wynant  C.  V. 

Bergh. 
September  17,  child  of  Pieter  Schuyler. 
September    18,    daughter    of    Rychcrt 

Hilton. 
September  18,  child  of  Cornells  Martise 

Aclstyne. 
September    20,     daughter    of     Samuel 

Criegeer. 
September    21,    little    son     of    Livynis 

Winne. 
September  21,   Elisabeth,    daughter    of 

Rut  Van  Woert. 
September  21,  child  of  Jonas  Oothout. 
September  22,  child  of  Isaac  Switts. 
September  25,  child  of  Jacob  Bleeker. 
September  27,  Hend'k.  Gansevoort. 
September  28,  daughter  of  Lysbeth  Van 

Vechten. 
September  30,  Johs.  Ouderkerk. 
October  1,  wife  of  Olderick  Van  Franke. 
October  1,  child  of  Zacharias  Sischel. 
October  4,  daughter  of   David   Dforeest. 
October  7,  child  of  Pieter  Missel. 
October  7,  child  of  Jonatan  Witbeck. 
October  11,  Johannis  Van  Scharluyn. 
October  17,  wife  of  Hugan  fiele. 
October  22,   (99    Jacob)    son    of  (25) 

Isaac  Bogert. 
October  26,  (8)  Abraham  Dox. 
October  27,  Johannis  A.  Cuyler. 
October  30,  child  of  Jacob  Ten  Eyck. 
November  2,  Martie  Fonda. 
November  3,  Susanna  P.  Wendell. 
November  5,  Killiann   Winne,  a  young 

man  (of  pakeesie). 
November  7,  John  Schuyler,  Jr.,  in  the 

church. 
November  10,  (142  Gertruy)  daughter 

of  (40)  Evert  Wendell. 
November.  13,   child   of  Hend'k.  Gerrit 

Van  Nes. 
November  14,  Sara,    daughter   of  Isaac 

Greeveraet. 
November  16,  Jan  Cristiaense. 
November  23,  Gerrttie  Roseboom  in  the 

church. 
November  23,  Wyntie  Berrit. 
November  25,  child  of  Mr.  Corrie. 
December  3,   child  of  Luykas  Tomase 

Witbeck. 
December    17,     daughter     of     Adriaen 

Quackenbos. 
December  19,  Catreen  Bovie. 
December  20,  Gerrit  Van"  Wie. 
December  25,  Johs.  Van  Vechten. 
December  26,  Lowis  Schredell. 
December  31,  child  of  Rychcrt  M.  Van 
Franke. 


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Record  of  Bukials. 


1747. 


January  7,  child  of  Christiaan  Lagraniel. 
January  16,  child  of  Barent  A.  Staats. 
January  17,  Sannake  Schuyler. 
February   1,   child    of    Pieter   Waldrun 

near  his  house. 
February  23,  wife  of  Jobs.  Van  Rensse- 
laer in  the  church. 
March  2,  Johs.  Schuyler  in  the  church. 
March  12  (56)  Gerrit  Teunisse   Van 

Vechten. 
March  14,  Geertruy  Groesbeck. 
March  19,  Maycke  Ouderkerk  by  Pieter 

Van  Woert. 
April  14,  Volckie,  wife  of  Wynant  V.  d. 

Bergh. 

April  16, by  William  Rogers,  Jr. 

April  19,  child  of  John  Donway. 
May  1,  child  of  Arent  Van  Deusen. 
May  9,  Symon  Daniels. 
May  10,  son  of  John  Whitbeck  died  and 

was  buried. 
May  25,  wife  of  Scheeboleth  Bogardus. 
June  10,  child  of  Abraham  Yates. 
June  21,  Cornelis  Van  Dyck. 
July  (1),  Patroon  Stephen  Vau  Rensselaer 

at  the  mills. 
July  2,  Evert  Van  Nes'  wife. 
July  4,  Cornelis  Swarthout. 
July  14,  Jacob  Bleecker. 
July  14,  Abraham  Cuyler  in  the  church. 
July  16,  child  of  Wouter  Knickerbacker. 
July  18,  little  son  of  Mr.  Catries  in  the 

English  church. 
Ju  y  24,  wife  of  Meyndert  Sehuyler  in 

'he  church. 
Juty  31   (54)  Margrietie,  daughter  of 

(19)  Abram  Lansing. 
August  4,  child  of  Jacob  Van  Benthui- 

sen. 
August  5,  child  of  Volkert  P.  Douw  in 

the  church. 
August  5,  child  of  Benjamin  Goewey. 
August  9,  Jacob  Seene. 
August  11,  son  of  Peter  Van  Beuren. 
August  12,  Jan  Van  Nes. 
August  13,  child  of  Abram  Ja.  Lansing. 
Augustl4,  child  of  Benjamin  Van  Vechte. 
August  15,  child  of  Mattys  Van  d.  Hey- 

den. 
August  18,  child  of  Andrics  Van  Wie. 
August  19   (66)  Johs.    Marselis,  Jr. 

by  Egbert  Brat. 
August  19,    little    girl    of  Elisabeth   d. 

Wandlaer. 
August  24,  child  of  Levynis  Winne. 
August  24,  child  of  Dirck  Van  dev  Hey- 

den. 
August  26,  child  of  Abram  Lansingh. 
August  27,  child  of   Wouter  N.   Groes- 
beck. 
August  29  (108)  Catrina,  daughter  of 

Elisabeth   (Walter's  wife  of  [32J 

Johannes)  Wendell. 
August  30,  daughter  of  Calyntie  Van  don 

Bergh. 
August  30,  child   of  Bastiacn   Tymesse. 
September  4,  child  of  Daniel  llussen. 
September  5,  child  of  Jacobus  Schuyler. 


September  5,  wife  of  Philip  Winne. 
September  5,  daughter  of  Aryc  Oothout. 
September  7,  child  of  Adriaan  Quacken- 

bos. 
September  7,  child  of  Robert  Sanders. 
September    8,    child    of    Gysbert    Van 

Brake). 
September  9,  son  of  (26)  Gerrit  Mar- 
selis (76  Jacob). 
September  10,  (195)  Jochim,  son  of  (33) 

Johs    Visscher. 
September   10,  Gerrit,   son   of  Hend'k. 

Gerritse. 
September  10,  child  of  Sybrant  Quacken- 

bos. 
September    10,    Jochem,   son  of  Johs. 

Van  der  Heydeu. 
September  11,  two  children  of  Benjamin 

Bogart. 
September  12,  child  of  Hend'k.  Bries. 
September  12,  child  of  Volkert  Van  den 

Bergh. 
September  12,  daughter  of  Neeltie  Brat. 
September  13,  (44)  Giedeon  Quacken- 

bos. 
September  16,   child   of   Sybrant   Goes 

van  Schaick. 
September  1 6,  child  of  Benjamin  Goewey. 
September  17,  daughter  of  Neeltie  Brat. 
September  17,  child  of  Evert  Lansingh. 
September  17,  child  of  Peter  Schuyler. 
September  19,  little  son  of  Evert  Wen- 
dell. 
September  20,  Nicolas  Bleecker,  Jr. 
September    20,     Annake,    daughter    of 

Petrus  Bogardus. 
September  20,  Catrina.  widow  of  Willem 

Groesbeck' s  child. 
September    20,     daughter    of    Catrina, 

widow  of  Marty n  Van  Aalstyn. 
September  21,  child  of  Zacharias  Haes. 
September  21,  child  of  John  Willems. 
September  21,  child  of  Evert  Lansingh. 
September  23,  child  of  Dirk  Olver. 
September  23,  child  of  Isaac  Hansen. 
September  24,  daughter  of  Arye  Oothout. 
September  25,  child  of  Robert  Wendell. 
September    26,    child    of    Abraham    H. 

Wendell. 
September  26,  child  of  Cornelis  C.  Vau 

den  Bergh. 
September  26,  Schieboleth  Bogardus. 
September  27,  child,  of  Rebecca,  widow 

of  Hend'k.  Brat. 
September  £7,  child  of  Rychart  Hansen. 
September  28,  child  of  Johs.  Cloet. 
September    25,    child    of    Rynier    Van 

llocscn. 
September  30,  two  children  of  Willlem 

Gysbert  Van  den  Bergh. 
October  1,  wife  of  Isaac  de  Voe. 
October  2,  child  of  Johannis  Van  Wie. 
October  2,  child  of  Nicholas  Cuyler. 
October  3,  daughter  of    Willem  Van  d. 

Bergh. 
October  3,  child  of  Harmen  Hun. 
October  3,  little  son  of  Barent  V.  Yvereu. 
October  3,  child  of  Jacob  Bogart,  Jr. 


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469 


October  12,  child  of  Sybrant  Goes  Van 
Schaick. 

October  13,  child  of  James  Stenhuys. 

October  20,  wife  of  Isaac  Oudorkirk. 

October  25,  wife  of  Rutger  Meeker. 

November  17,  Marvte  YViniie. 

November  26,  child  of  Johamiis  Lan- 
singh, Jr. 


December  2,  child  of  Harme   Knicker- 

backer. 
December  3,  Coenradt  (Rutesmayor.) 
December  15,  child  of  John  Fryer. 
December  21,  wife  of  Gerrit  Rvcksen. 
December  24,  child  of  Cornelis  Waldrum. 
December    25,    wife    of    Pieter    Davids 

Schuyler. 


1748. 


January  13,  Geritie  Ryckerson. 

January  14,  little  son  of  Catalyntie  Rose- 
boom. 

January  19,  James,  son  of  Rolf  Schoon. 

January  26,  daughterof  Jellis  D.  Garmo. 

February  9,  Geestie  Kipp. 

February  25,  Annate  Hilton. 

February  25,  Obadya  Cooper's  child. 

February  28,  child  of  Johs.  Van  Ycvcren. 

March  2,  child  of  Pieter  Schuyler. 

March  23,  wife  of  Isaac  Fonda. 

March  29,  daughter  of  Cornelia  Cooper. 

March  31,  child  of  Gerrit  Marselis. 

April  3,  child  of  Dirck  B.  Van  Schoon- 
hoven. 

April  3,  Johs.  Wendel's  Cosyn,  (i.  e., 
nephew  ?) 

April  9,  wile  of  James  Steinhuys. 

April  17,  wife  of  Obadya  Cooper. 

April  19,  child  of  Johs.  Ten  Eyck. 

April  21,  wife  of  Pieter  Van  Beuren. 

April  24,  Marya  Gerritse. 

May  16,  Madame  Margrita  Collans  in  the 
church.  • 

May  20  (Jannetje  Van  Buren)  wife 
of  (10)  Abraham  Vinhagen. 

May  24,  Evert  Ryckse. 

May  25,  Johannis  Berreway. 

May  30,  Johannis  Hansen. 

June  10,  Alyda  Visscher. 

July  5,  child  of  Thomas  Seeger. 

July  8,  Nicholas  Schuyler. 

July  10,  child  of  Jan  Brat. 


July  17,  child  of  Adam  Yates. 
July  20  (10)  Pieter  Quackenbos. 

July  24,  child  of    Robert  Sanders  near 

his  house. 
July  24,  child  of  Abraham  Lansingh  near 

his  house. 
July  29,  child  of  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck. 
August  3,  Johs.  L.  Whitbeck. 
August  6.  Johs.  G.  Lansingh. 
August  15,  child  of  Antony  Van  der  Zee. 
August  16,  wife  of  Andries  (Mahans.) 
August  17,  child  of  Jacob  Egmond. 
August   27,   Rachel,   daughter  of  John 

Whitbeck. 
August    29,     Lydia     (possibly     Ten 

Broeck,   wife    of    [25]   Volckert) 

Van  Vechte  in  the  church. 
August  30,  child  of  Hend'k.  Van  Nes. 
September  2,  Catie  Van  Weie. 
September  4,  Pieter  Ryckman. 
September  11,  wife  of  Tomas  Coeper. 
September  19  (47)  Melgert,  son  of  (12) 

David  Groesbeck. 
September  27,  two  children  of  Cornells 

Winne  by  his  house. 
October  2,  Gerrit  Js.  Lansingh. 
October  6,  child  of  Cornelis  Sanford. 
October  13,  wife  of  Volkert  N.  Douw. 
October  24,  child  of  Cornelis  Van  Nes. 
November  3,  Bregie,  sister  of  Cornelis 

Clasen. 
November  3,  wife  of  Tomas  Scherp. 
November  6,  child  of  Johannis  V.  Douw 


1749. 


January  3,  Rynier  Van  Hoesen. 
January  22,  child  of  Tomas  Coeper. 
January  26,  Tryntie  Vrooman. 
January  26,  Jacobus  Van  Schoonhoven. 
January  28,  Jan  Dreth. 
February  12,  Willcm  Hilton. 
February  16,  child  of  Dirk  Van  Aesdall. 
February  17,  child  of  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck 

by  his  house. 
March  6,  child  of  Pieter  Lansingh. 
March  18,  Catrina,  daughter  of  Claes  Van 

Woert. 
April  3,  wife  of  Jacob  R.  Van  Woert. 
April  7,  Ragel  Redliff. 
April  10,  (10)  Johannis  Visscher. 
April  14,  Sara  (Van   Schaick),   wife 

of  (56)  Robert  Lansingh. 
April   14,  the   child   of  Arye   Oothout's 

daughter. 
April  25,  (98  Geetruy)  daughter  of  (24) 

Johs.  Janz.  Lansingh. 
June  13,  child  of  Petrus  Van  Loon. 


June  14,  child  of  Robert  Livingston. 
June  16,  wife  of  Barent  Staats,  Jr. 
June   17,  child  of  Cornelis  C.   Van   de 

Bergh. 
June  27,  child  of  Johs.  Ten  Eyck. 
July  1,  child  of  Robt.  Lansingh. 
July  2,  Lievynis  Lieversen. 
July  8.  Gelyn  Splanck. 
July  20,  child  or  Jacobus  Cleement. 
July  31,  child  of  Mr.  Katryt  in  English 

church. 
August  3,   child    of    Volkert    Van   den 

Bergh. 
August  11,  child  of  Bethe  Wilson. 
August  18,  child  of  Jacobus  Cleement. 
August  23,  Johannis  Pruyn. 
August  31,  Benjamin  Van  Vechte. 
August  31,  son  of  Berrit  Staets. 
September  3,  child  of  Bcnjemin  Hilton. 
September  17,  Pieter  Van  Aelcn. 
October  2,  Dcbora  Roseboom. 
October  6, ,  of  Jacob  Lansingh. 


470 


Record  of  Burials. 


October  9,  child  of  Volkert  P.  Douw. 

October  24,  child  of  Harme  Gansevoort. 

October  29,  Gysbert  Roseboom. 

November  4,  child  of  Jonas  Oothout. 

November  6,  Lyntie  (Winnc),  wife  of 
(38)  Abram  Douw. 

November  11,  child  of  Killiaen  Van  Rens- 
selaer. 


December  3,  John,  son  of  Ruben  Van 

Vechte. 
December  14,  child  of  Abraham  Yates. 
December  25,  Aunatie,  wife  of  Antony 

Van  d.  Zee. 
December  26,  Antie  D  ltidder. 


1750. 


January  3,  wife  of  Nicolas  Cuylcr  at  the 

flats. 
January  19,  wife  of  Joseph  Yates  (Hend- 

rike  ?). 
February  9,  child  of  John  R.  Bleecker  in 

the  church. 
March  7,  child  of  Roelf,  servant  of  Pieter 

Winne. 
March  9,  Marya  Van  Deusen. 
March  21,  child  of  Harmen  B.  Visscher. 
March  22,  child  of  Antony  Brat,  Jr. 
April  7,  Bettie  Wilson. 
April  12,  Johs.  Van  Allen. 
April  17,  (55)  Robert  Wendell. 
April  24,  Cornelis  Van  Vechte. 
April  29,  son  of  James  Stevenson  in  the 

church. 
May  4  (40)  Evert  Wendell. 
May  25,  Gerrit  Ja.  Lansingh'*  child. 
June  7,  Marte  Hogan. 
June  13  (Tuink  ?)Hoogh. 
June  22,  Liiychas  Hoogkerk's  child. 
June  26,  child  of  Pieter  D.  Wandelaer. 
July  6,  child  of  Gerrit  Vanfranke. 
July  22,  daughter  of  Hendrick  Lansingh. 


July  25,  child  of  Jacob  Ja.  Lansing. 
August  5,  child  of  Rychart  Hansen. 
August  23,  Abigail  Splanck. 
September  15,  Nicolaes  Van  Schaick. 
September  16,  wife  of  Johs.  De  Peyster 

in  the  church. 
September  28,  son   of  Hendrick  Halen- 

beeck. 
September  30,   Johs.  F.   van    Yveren's 

child. 
October  17,    Salomon   Van   Vechte   (on 

the  other  side.) 
October  22  (9;  Johs.  Vinhagen  near 

his  house. 
November  6,  Luychas  Hoogkerk's  wife. 
November  17,  child  of  Marte  Bockley. 
November    18,    Elbert    Gerrits    in.  the 

church. 
November  19,  little  daughter  of  Annatie, 

widow  Pieter  Van  Alen. 
November  28,  child  of  Philip  Hansen. 
December  5,   child  of    David  Van   der 

Heyden. 
December  11,  child  of  Johs.   Douw. 
December  3;,  daughter  of  Adam  Yaets. 


1751. 


January   4,    Nicolaes    Bleecker    in    the 

church. 
January  7,   Dirck    Ten    Broeck  in  the 

church. 
January  14,  child  of  Staets  Zautfort. 
January  30.  Anna  Kischenar. 
February    9,   daughter    of    Gerrit   Van 

Zante. 
February  9,  child  of  John  Fryer. 
February  17,  child  of  Barennardus  Har- 

sen. 
March  10,  child  of  Pieter  M.  De  Garmo. 
March  15,  child  of  Pieter  D  Wandelaer. 
March  19,  little  son  of  Rychart  Hansen. 
March  21,  wife  of  Pieter  D  Wandelaer. 
March  25,  child  of  Willcm  Van  Buren 

at  Papsknee. 
March  26,  child  of  Antony  Van  Yveren. 
April  3,  child  of  Willem  Van  Zante. 
April  4,  Philip  Loock  by  his  house. 
April  12,  child  of  Abraham  Lansingh. 
April  16,  little  girl  of  Volkert  P.  Douw's 

Catie  Cropel. 
April  21,  child  of  Evert  Seeger. 
April  25,  wife  of  Jacobus  Grocsbeck. 


April  29,  Hend'k.  d  Witt's  son's  child. 
May  4,  little  son   of  Gerrit  G.   Van  den 

Bergh. 
May  18  (11)  Hendrick  Donw. 
May  28,  child  of  Johs.  M.  Felensburgh. 
June    4,  little  child  of  Johs.   Te  Eyck. 
June  10,  child  of  Tobias  Te  Eyck. 
June  26,  Antony  Ay.  Brat's  wife. 
July  7,  Antony  Ay.  Brat's  child. 
July  14,  child  of  Gcradus  Groesbeck. 
July  18,  child  of  Tarn  Smitd. 
August  10,  child  of  Billy  Bromly. 
August  26,  child  of  Michael  Besset. 
September  2,  Antony  Van  Zante. 
September    5,   Annetie,   wife    of    Claes 

Fonda. 
September  15,  wife  of  Adam  Yates. 
October  13,  daughter  of  Sybrat  A.  Van 

Schaick. 
October  30,  wife  of  John  G.  Roseboom. 
November  8,  children   of  Hendrick   G. 

Van  Nes. 
November  12,  child  of  John  R.  Bleecker 

in  the  church. 


1752. 


January  — ,  (Margareta  Van  Tricht), 

wife  of  (14)  Volkert  Douw. 
February  5,  Barentie  Everse. 


February  26,  (7)  Arye  (Arien)  Oot- 
hout. 

February  26,  daughter  of  Johs.  Cloedt. 


Ukcokd  of  Burials. 


471 


March  6,  wife  of  Jacob  Maasen. 
March  9,  wife  of  Rolif  Seeger. 
March  18,  (23)  Jannetie  (Van  Vech- 

ten)  wife  of  (39)  Johs.  Gr.  Lan- 
^singh. 
April  16,  wife  of  Pieter  Willems. 
May  4,  Willem  Van  Scharluyn. 
June  2,  Cornelis  De  Hiller. 
June  27,  Samuel  Pruyn. 
June  30,  child  of  Killiaen  Van  Rensselaer. 
July  2,  Elsie  Cuyler  in  the  church. 
July  7,  child  of  Roelif,  servant  of  Pieter 

Winnc. 
July  19,  child  of  Johs.  Ten  Eyck. 
July  9,  Neeltie  Beeckman. 
July  11,  (01)  Asueurus  Wendell. 
July  2G,  children   of   Gerrit  Johs.  Lan- 

smgh. 
July   28,  Barent  Staats  at  the  "Hogh- 

bergh." 
July  30,  child  of  Abram  Yates. 
August  9,  child  of  Johs.  Gansevoort. 
August  9,  John  Waters. 
August  17,  Willem  Van  Beuren  at  "  Paps- 

knec." 
Augustl8,  daughter  of  Margrietie,  widow 

of  Nicolas  Bleecker. 
August  18,  child  of  Billy  Bronbely. 
August  26,  Elizabeth  Hoogkerk. 


September  20,  child  of  Wilhelmus  Van 
den  Bergh,  Jr. 

September  26,  child  of  Wouter  Knicker- 
bocker. 

September  30.  Catie  Witbeck  at  "Paps- 
knee." 

October  1,  the  sister  of  Gerrit  Van  den 
Bergh*  s  wife. 

October  3,  wife  of  Marte  D.  Stiller. 

October  5,  (43)  Willem,  son  of  (12) 
David  Groesbeck. 

October  5,  child  of  Dirk  Olfer. 

October  5,  child  of  Geradus  Lansingh. 

October  13,  Cornelis  Winne  at  Bethlehem. 

October  21,  Ryer  Gerrits. 

October  22,  child  of  John  Johs.  Lansingh. 

October  30,  child  of  Tomas  Seeger. 

November  12,  child  of  Gerrit  Van 
Franken. 

November  13,  child  of  Jacob  Van 
Schayck. 

November  20,  child  of  Johs.  Beecker,  Jr. 

November  23,  Tomas  Willems. 

December  4,  wife  of  Johs.  Beecker. 

December  27,  child  of  Jacob  Coeper. 

December  29,  child  of  Antony  Gose  Van 
Schayck. 

December  29,  child  of  Antony  Egbertse 
Brat. 


1753. 


January  23,  Coenradt  Te  Eyck. 
February  6,  Antony  Coster  in  the  church. 
February  10,  child  of  Barenhardus  Har- 

sen. 
February    16,    child    of    John    Jacobse 

Eversen. 
February  23,  Hester  Van  Arenem. 
March  5,  Tryntic  Waldrum. 
March   20,  Elsie,  daughter  of  Leendert 

Gansevoort. 
March  25,  child  of  Jacob  Bogart,  Jr. 
March    29,     Edward     Collins     in    "our 

church." 
May  4,   Pieter   Schuyler's  child   at  the 

flats. 
May  19,  child  of  Abram  Yates. 
June  16,  child  of  Pieter  Jobs.  Garmo. 
June  26,  Willem  Mecryda. 
June  30  (60)  Abraham  E.  Wendell. 
July  8,  child  of  Harmen  Hun. 
July  28,  child  of  Isaac  Hanse. 
August  1,  son  of  Gerrit  Van  Zantc. 
August  10,  child  of  Johs.  Flensburgh. 
August  11,  child  of  Johs.  Gansevoort. 
August  13,  child  of  Marte  Van  Yvcren.  - 
September  2  (14)  Volkert  Djhw.' 
September  2,  Pieter  Schuyler,  Jr.  at  the 

flats. 


September  3,   Cornelis   Slingerlandt  at 

"Niscatha." 
September  6,  wife  of  John  Bertcly  by 

Kocyeman. 
September  8,  child  of  Adriaen  Quacken- 

bos. 
September    11,     child     of    Marte    Van 

Yvcren. 
September  13,  wife  of  Thomas  Seger. 
September  17,  Sarah  Hoogkerk. 
September  22,  Hendrick  Bries  at  Paps- 

knec. 
September  23,  child  of  Philip  Hansen. 
September  29,  child  of  Abram  Coeper. 
October  16,  Joseph  Janz  Van-Zante. 
October  20,  Mr.  omit  the  schoolmaster's 

child. 
October  22  (16  Annetje  Visscher)  wife 

of  (12)  Benjamin  Egbertz  (Met- 

selaer.) 
November  7,  John  Roseboom  (Doxter.) 
November  28,  child  of  Isaac  Fonda. 
December  5,  child  of  Steven  Van  Schack. 
December  10,  Jeramiah  Schuyler  at  the 
■"flats. 
December  15,   child  of  Jacob  Van  der 

Heyden  near  his  house. 


1754. 

January  3,  Ragel  Van  der  Heyden  at  the  February  22,  wife  of  Johs.  Van  der  Hey- 

flats.  den. 

January  13,    Elisabeth    Corlaer    in    the  February  26,  Christofel  Yates. 

church.  March  8,  Ariaentie,  wife  of  Douw  Van 

February  5,  Rabecca  (Fonda)  wife  of  Vechten. 

(23)  Pieter  Bogart. 

60 


472 


Record  of  Burials. 


March  11  (52)  Elisabeth  (Lansing) 
wife  of  (22)  Jonas  Oothout. 

March  18,  A  high  Dutchman. 

April  25,  Geertruy,  wife  of  Ryer  Gerritz. 

April  25,  daughter  of  Johs.  Van  Rensse- 
laer. 

April  29,  child  of  Marten  Bockly. 

May  10,  Abram  Ten  Broeck.  "  Anout 
hind  iegr.  an  d  moll." 

May  19,  wife  of  Marte  Bockely. 

June  13,  Johs.  D  Freest. 

June  28,  child  of  Isaac  Freest. 

July  10,  child  of  Abram  Bogart,  Jr. 

July  10,  child  of  Gysbert  Fonda  "avout." 

July  17,  Samuel  Coeyman. 

August  11,  Harme  Hun's  child. 

August  17,  child  of  Willem  Winne. 

August  20,  Catryn,  wife  of  James  Way. 

August  23,  child  of  Wouter  Groesbeeck. 

August  28,  Jan,  son  of  Harm  Van 
Hoesen. 

September  1,  Abram  Pells. 

September  8,  child  of  Johs.  M.  De 
Garmo. 

September  8,  child  of  Henry  Van  Dyck. 

September  9,  wife  of  Samuel  Cregier. 

September  22,  child  of  Pieter  Waldrum. 

September  25,  wife  of  Petrus  Hilton. 

September  27,  child  of  Cornells  Groot. 

October  2,  child  of  Petrus  Hilton. 


October  7,  child  of  Theunis  Van  Vechte. 
October  10,  child  of  John  Davids. 
October  11,  wife  of  Adriaen  Brat. 
October  17,  Cornelia,  daughter  of  Johs. 

Freest. 
October  18,  wife  of  Antony  Johs.  Brat. 
October  21,  child  of  Adriaen  Brat. 
October  21,  child  of  Rykert  Hansen. 
October  21,  child  of  Capt.  Hischen  Hol- 
land. 
October  27,   Elisabeth  (Nottingham) 

Vischer,  mother  of  (55)  H.  Vischer. 
October  29,  Hendrick  Roseboom. 
November  12,  Harmanis  P.  Wendell. 
November  14,  Geertie  Groesbeek. 
.November  25,  Bettie  Groesbeek. 
November  26,  child  of  Gerrit  Lansingh. 
December  3,  child  of  Ben  Willems. 
December  7,  Luyckas  J.  Wyngart  in  the 

church. 
December  12,  John  Daniels. 
December  18,  Catrina  (Vedder)  wife 

of  (45)  David  Groesbeek,  Jr. 
December  18,  wife  of  Robert  Berret. 
December  21_(65  Anna  Wendell)  wife 

of    (13)    Wynant     C.    Van    den 

Bergh. 
December    28    (Margarita    Winne) 

wife  of  (31)  Hendrick  Van  Nes. 


1755. 


January  4,  Annatie.  wife  of  Rychert  Van 

Francke.# 
January  11,  Jacob  Eversen. 
January  14  (10)  Abraham   Wendell. 
January  16,   child    of   Johs.    Yates    at 

Greenbush. 
January  22  (Catharine  Winne)  wife 

of  (55)  Robert  Wendell  at  the  flats. 
January '24,  child  of  Henry  Van  Dyck. 
January  27,  Jannetie  Gelen  in  the  church. 
February  5,  Hend'k.  Eversen. 
March  6  (6)  Eva  ( Vinhageu,  widow  of 

[3]  Johannes  M.)  Beeckman. 
March  13,  child  of  Jacob  Johs.  Van  der 

Heyden. 
March  20,  child  of  Johs.  Johs.  Lansing!). 
March  22,  wife  of  Johannis  Goewey. 
April  28,  Abram  To.   Wit  beck' s  wife  at 

Papsknee. 
May  5,  a  child  buried  by  David   Groes- 
beek. 
May  6,  child  of  Abram  Yates. 
May  7,  wife  of  Isaac  Ouderkerk. 
May  8,  child  of  Johs.  Seeger"s  youngest 

daughter. 
June  4,  Jacob  Maasen. 
June  6,  daughter  ef  Gerrit  Van  Zante. 
June  7,  daughter  of  Salomon  Goewey. 
June  11,  child  of  Dirk  Van  der  Heyden. 
June  12,   wife  of  Johs.    Fonda  at  the 

Patroons. 
July  9,  wife  of  Rutger  Van  Woert. 
July  11,  wife   of  Abraham  Van  Arnem 

(Ja.  Lansingh  do). 
July  19,  child  of  John  Lansingh. 
July  21,  child  of  John  Lansingh. 
July  22,  child  of  Pieter  Gansevoort. 


July  23,  child  of  Robt.  Berrit. 
July  24,  child  of  Geradus  Lansingh. 
July  26,  child  of  Volkert  P.  Douw  in  the 

church. 
July  29,  (20)  Cornells  Bogart. 
July  30,  child  of  David  Abeel. 
August  3,  Isaac  Fryer  in  the  English 

church. 
August  4,  Marte  Van  Aelstyn,    son    of 

Martyn. 
August  10,  child  of  Bennonie. 
August  13,  (Janna  Peiscn.) 
August  22,  child  of  Johs.  Johs.  Wendell. 
August  23,  child  of  Philip  De  foreest. 
September  2,  "  Mnjongelinq Sprugsten." 
September  3,  child  of  Fred  k.  Gerrits. 
September  6,   wife    of    Daniel  Haelen- 

beeck. 
September  11,  child  of  Harm  Gansvoort. 
September  18,  child  of  Robt.  Crennel. 
September  27,  child  of  Volckert  Van  den 

Bergh. 
October  7,  child  of  Daniel  Haelenbeck. 
October  8,  Mavors  Foot  by  Pieter  Douw. 
October   21,   Myndert  Schuyler    in   the 

church. 
October  24,  Willem  Hilton,  a  young  man. 
October  25,  Isaac  Fort. 
October  31,   Johs.   N.    Schuyler    at  the 

"  Hoogebergh." 
November  3,  Harm.  Ryckman. 
November  4,  child  of  Jacob  Geritz  Van 

Schayck. 
November  12,  (114)  John  Is'a.  Wen- 

del  (in)  Boston. 
November  16,  a  New  England  officer  by 

John  E.  Wendell. 


Record  of  Burials. 


473 


November  19,  child  of  Arent  Van  Densen. 
November  20,   Cristina    Cuyler    in    the 

church . 
November  22,   child    of    Pieter    M.   De 

Garmo. 
November  24,  Pieter  Marten. 


November  25,  child  of  Andries  Gardenier. 
December    3,    (24)    Hendriekis    M. 
Beeckman. 

December  15,  child  of  Abram  Peeck. 
December  17,  child  of  Abram  P.  Bogart. 


1756. 


January  2,  Elizabeth  Brat  in  the  church. 
January  6,  Douwe  Is' a.  Fonda's  wife. 
January  6,  Herry  Abeel. 
January  21,  Appeelonie  Merit. 
January  21,  by  Johs.  Flensburgh  "  Sirsie- 

man. 
February  2,  Gerrit  Roelefse.  , 

February  4,  wife  of  Rynier  Meyndertse 

by  R.  V.  Woert. 
February   14,   child  of    Maria  Van   der 

Heyden. 
March  4,  child  of  Jos.  Knickerbocker. 
March  4,  child  of  Johs.  Ja.  Eversen. 
March  6,  child  of  Abraham  Ten  Broeck. 
March  18,  WillemNicolaesin  the  church. 
March  20,  Lybitie  Olinde. 
March  20,  child  (son)  of  Walraven  Cloet. 
March  21,  child  of  Abram  H.  Wendel. 
March  26,  child  of  Harme  Gansevoort. 
April  6,  (Anna  Van  Rensselaer),  wife 

of  (20)  Pieter  Douw. 
April  6,  Samuel  Ten  Broeck. 
April  8,   Maria,   wife  of    Cornelis   Van 

Dyck. 
April  12,  Johs.,  son  of  Willem  Van  Zante. 
Map  18,  child  of  Abjam  Van  Franke. 
May  18,  Cornelis  Waldrum. 
May  27,  son  of  John  Raely. 
May  30,  wife  of  Jacob  Van  Woert. 
June  8,  a  son  of  "  Spruger." 
June  9,  Luykas,  son  of  Luyckas  Hoog- 

kerke. 
June  21,  wife  of  Abram  Mynderse. 
June  27,  Thunis  Van  Vechte. 
July  13,  John  Bries  by  Jan  Witbecken. 
July  20,  child  of  Gerrit  J.  Van  Zante. 
July  21,  child  of  Tunis  Van  Vechte. 
July  23,  child  of  Isaac  Fonda,  Jr. 
July  31,  child  of  David  Spruger. 
August  2,  Johs.  Halenbeeck  by  Abram 

Yates. 
August  5,  Rutger  Bleecker  in  the  church. 
August  10,  child  of  Johs.  Ten  Eyck. 
August  10,   Madame  (Eva  Cuyler, 

widow   of   [2]   Doni.    Petrus)   Van 

Driesen  in  the  church. 
August  14,  child  of  Freed'k.  Cloet. 
August  17,  child  of  Rutger  V.  d  Bergb. 
August  23,  child  of  Harm.  J.  Vischer. 
August  26,  child  of  Petrus  Vosburgh. 

August  26,  a' Abram  VanTDuse. 

Aunust  27,  Mary  Wyngart. 

August  28,  child  of  John  M.  Beeckman. 

August  28,  child  of  John  Cloet,  Jr. 

August  28,  child  of  Johs.  Ja.  Muller". 

August  29,  Jesee  Winne. 

August  30,  child  of  Abram  Ja.  Lansingh. 

September  1,  child  of  Abram  Van  den 

Bergh. 
September  1,  wife  of  Hend'k.  Mayor. 
September  5,  child  of  Bastiaen  T.  Vischer. 


September  5,  child  of  Antony  Flensburgh. 
September  5,  Johs.  Brat  Brat. 
September  11,  Leendert  Van  Vechte. 
September  13,  daughter  of  Olderick  Van 

Franke. 
September  18,  child  of  Johs.  Van  Zante, 

September  19,  (143)  John  £.  Wendell. 
September  19,  (Anna  Glen)  wife  of  (39) 
Harmanus  Wendell. 

September  21,  child  of  Cornelis  M.  Van 

den  Bergh. 
September  22,   a    "  Roeylandman "    by 

John  Peys. 
September  25,  child  of  Andries  Gardenier. 
September  27,  Jesse  D  Forest. 
September  27,  (36)  Johs.  Arie   Oot- 

hout. 
September  29,  a  by  Johs.  Vis- 

scher  Harme. 

October  2,  a ■  by  Staats  Santfort. 

October  6,  Johs.  Poe  

October  7,  wife  of  Albartus  Maase. 
October  11,  child  of  Dirk  B.  Van  Schoon- 

hoven. 
October  12,  Robert  Berret. 
October  15,  child  of  Albartus  Maase. 
October  15,  wife  of  Pieter  Maase. 
October    16,    child  of    Robert  Sanders 

buried  Barent. 
October  17  (18)  Jacob  Lansingh  by 

his  house. 
October  18,  Maria,  daughter  of  Asuerus. 
October  20,  son  of  Jacobus  Schuyler. 
October  21,  Pieter  S.  Bogardus. 
October  24,  Maria  Van  Aelstyn. 
October  26  (19)  Johs.  Beeckman. 
October  26,  Johs.  Person. 
October  27.  Pieter  Lockerman. 
October  29,  wife  of  Andries   Gardinier, 

Jr. 
October  30,  child  of  James  Adam. 
October  30,  child  of  Pieter  Maasen. 
November  4;  Pieter  Goewey. 
November   4,    Barent,     son    of     John 

Bleecker. 
November  7,  child  of  Martynis  Cregier. 
November   18,    Willem    Bort,    "patoo- 

man." 
November  18,  child  of  Johs.  Ja.  Eversen. 
November  29,   daughter  of   Johs.   Ten 

Broeck. 
December  6,  Hans  Hansen. 
December  17,  Jan  Maasen,  Jr. 
December    20    (52)   Henry  Douw  at 

Greenbush. 
December  28,  A  high  Dutchman's  wife. 
December  30,  Catie  Van  Schayck. 
December  31,   Madame    Elisabeth   Van 

Rensselaer. 


474 


.Record  of  Burials. 


1757. 


January  6,  wife  of  Harm  Liverse. 

January  7,  Willem  Crennel. 

January  7,  little  son   of  Geradus  Groes- 

beck. 
January  8,  child  of  a  high  Dutchman. 
January  10,  son  of  Edward  Willems. 
January  16,  child  of  Harme  Liverse. 
January  19,  Johs.  Redlif. 
January  21  (Maria  Van   der  Poel) 

wife  of  (12)  David  Groesbeck. 
January  22,  son  of  Edward  Willems. 
January  24,  Olderick  Van  Franke. 
January   26,   child  of    Geradus   Groes- 
beck. 
February  1  (21  Annetje  Oothout)  wife 

of  (36)  Pieter  Quackenbos. 
February  6,  son  of  Geradus  Groesbeck. 
February  9,  wife  of  John  Kaar. 
February  13,  Ragel  Bogardus. 
March  15,  Johs.  son  of  Roelf  Seger. 
March  IT,  child  of  the  daughter  of  Johs. 

Wyngart. 
March  31,  child  of  Johs.  Coon. 
May  2,  Catrina,  wife  of  Isaac  Vosbergh. 
May  3,  Elisabeth  Koster  in  the  church. 
May  6,  two  children  of  Volckert  Van  den 

Bergh. 
May  9,  child  of  Abram  Bogart. 
May  10,  Johannis  Bleecker. 
Mar  15  (184  Elisabeth  Wendell)  wife 

of  (141)  Abram  H.  Wendel. 
May  28,  child  of  Jacob  Van  Schayck. 
May  30  (8  .Feytje  Oothout)  wife  of 

(8)  Meyndert  Marselis. 
May  30,  daughter  of  Symon  Veeder. 
June  2,  child  of  Pieter  Waldrum. 
June  7,  child  of  Johs.  Van  Yvere. 
June  17,  wife  of  Johs.  Seeger,  Jr. 
June  23,  child  of  Pieter  Hilton. 
June  24,  Georgie  Lumbers. 
June  26,  child  of  David  Sprugert. 
June  28,  child  of  Frans  Lansingh. 
June  30,   Catrien,  daughter  ot  Gysbert 

Van  den  Bergh. 
June  28,  child  of  Frans  Lansingb. 
July   11,  Case,   son   of  Dirk  Brat   Van 

Schoonhoven. 
Julv  21,   child  of   the    widow  of  Jesse 

Winne. 
July  27,  wife  of  Jacob  Roseboom. 
July  27,  a  man  by  Staets  Zantfort. 
July  31,  little  son  of  Isaac  D.  Fonda. 
August  3,  child  of  Jellis  K.  Winne. 
August  5,  child  of  Gysbert  Marselis. 

Total  number  of  burials 


August  10,  child  of  Harme  B.  Vischer. 

August  13,  child  of  Pieter  Messel. 

August  14,  daughter  of  Dirk  B.  Schoon- 
hoven. 

August  24,  child  of  Jonas  Oothout. 

August  26,  child  of  Jacob  Ja.  Lansingh. 

August  27  (55)  Geret  Janz  Lan- 
singh. 

August  28,  child  of  Johs.  M.  Beeckman. 

September  1,  child  of  Johs.  M.  Flens- 
burgb. 

September  2,  wife  of  Hend'k.  Seeger. 

September    2,    child      of    Antony    Van 

.    Yveren. 

September  5,  child  of  Jacob  Bogart. 

September  7,  little  girl  of  Jonas  Oot- 
hout. 

September  12,  child  of  Abram  Freest. 

September  13,  a  Boston  captain  by 
Abram  Lansingh. 

September  14,  Sara  Luykase. 

September  15,  child  of  Dom.  Freeling- 
huyse. 

September  20,  child  of  Pieter  M.  De 
Garmo. 

September  29,  John  Fryer's  child. 

September  29,  child  of  Hend.  Wendell. 

October  7,  child  of  Pieter  Jongs. 

October  9,  child  of  Jacob  G.  Van 
Schayck. 

October  12,  child  of  Wills.  Van  den 
Bergh,  Jr. 

September  12,  child  of  Antony  Van  der 
Zee. 

October  14,  child  of  Michel  Besset. 

October  18,  child  of  Philip  D   Foreest. 

October  20,    child  of  Cornelis  Santfort. 

October  20,  child  of  Marte  Van  Eyvere. 

October  22,  child  of  Johs.  Knickerbacker. 

November  9,  child  of  Bastiaen  Vischer. 

November  12,  child  of  Petrus  Vosburgh. 

November  14  (15)  Hestet  (Visscher) 
Swits. 

November  21,  Barent  Sanders  in  the 
church. 

November  22,  child  of  Thunis  Van 
Woert. 

November  30,  child  of  Pieter  Waldrum. 

December  1,  child  of  Johs.  Van  Zante. 

December  5,  an  officer  by  Symon  Ridder. 

December  10,  child    of   Hend'k.   Gerits. 

December  12,  Leena  Lansingh. 

December  12,  child  of  Pieter  Lansingh. 

December  12,  Bastiner,  G. 

1599 


WINDING  SHEETS. 

(Dood  Gleet.) 

Albany,  February,  1722. 

(The  "  f."  stands  for  Florins,  about  forty  cents  in  our  currency.) 

/■ 

Abram  Cuylerfor  his  winding-sheet.     12    Susanna  Brat 

Marte  Van  Benthuyse 12    Daniel  Kellie ..'. 


/■ 
12 

12 


Rkcoed  of  Burials.  475 

/■  /• 

Jonathan  Roralie 6    Philip  Livingston 6 

Mynd.  Lansingh 12    Dominie  Van  Driesen 6 

Malie  Renselaer 12     Warnaer  Van  Eyveren 12 

Albert  Ryckman 12    Maria  Roseboom 6 

Mend.  Te  Eyck 6     Willem  Groesbeek 12 

Hynd.  Roseboom 12 

1723. 

'December  16, 1723,  Elder  Elbert  Gerritse  received  the  above  dood  cleet  gelt  (wind- 
ing sheet  money). 

John  Dunbaer 12    Therck  Harmense  (erd) 12 

Johs.  Schuyler   fi    Abraham  Lansingh 6 

Anna  Maria  Carstens ^    Loweris  Van  Scnayck  ... 12 

David  Schuyler 12 

1724. 

Wessel  Ten  Broeck 12    The  widow  of  Hend.  Hanse 12 

The (Erfgenamen^  of  Wouter           Philip  Splank's  child 6 

Quackenbos 12    Cornells  Maesen 12 

The (Erfgenamen)  of  Coll  Pr. 

Schuyler 12 

The  above-standing  winding  sheet  money  was  paid  to  Peter  Van  Brug,  Elder. 

1725. 

Barent  Egbertse 12    Cornelia  Van  d  Heyden 12 

Jacob  Beekman's  child 6    Hester  Swits 12 

Toby  as  Ryckmnn's  child 6    Cornells  Tewissc 12 

Tierck  Vischer 12    Albert  Slingerland 12 

Benumin  Egbertse  child 6     Daniel  Flensburgh 12 

Heud'k.  Hafenbeek's  child 6    Philip  Splank's  child 6 

Cornelus  Van  Vecbten 12    (Obliterated) 12 

Gose  van  Schayck 12    Tryntie,  the  wife  of  Deely 12 

Jacob  Bogert." 12    Jan  Gerritz 12 

Robt.  Livingston 12    Jan  Cluedt 12 

Peter  Waldrum 12 

1726. 

The  winding  sheet  money  from  the  following : 

Jan  Rosie 12    Jocbem  Lambertz. 12 

Pieier  Rvckman 12    Johs.  Witbeck 12 

Johs.  Be'cker 12    Arent   Pruyn 6 

Salomon  Goewey 12    Evert  Janse 12 

Willem  Kettelhuyn 12 

1727. 

Samuel  Pruyn 12    Sara  Gi everaedt 12 

Gerrit  Roseboom 12    Gert  Van  d.  Bergh 12 

Johs.  Muller 12    Philip  Dforeest 12 

Robt.  Livingston 12     Tam  Flyn 12 

Jacob  Van  der  Heyden 6    Jacobus  Luyckasse 6 

Jannatie  Van  Aelstyn 12    Abram  Van  der  Poel 6 

Elsje  Winne 12    Jacob  Staets 12 

Rabecka  Fonda 12    Johs.  G.  Lansing 12 

1728. 

For  this  year  the  list  of  winding  sheets  is  : 

Jan  Evertz 12    Harpert  V.  Deusen 12 

Ryck  Magiels 12    Melgert  Abrahamse 12 

JanLaDsingh 12    Philip  Wendell 12 

Elsje  Winne 12    Nicolaes  Groesbeek 12 

Cornelus  Van  Scharluynse 12 


476 


Record  of  Burials. 


Johs.  Wendell 12 

Gerit  Ryckse 12 

Alyda  Schuyler 12 

Jons.  Bleeker,  Jr 6 

Direk  Ten  Broeck 6 


1729. 

/■ 


Edwart  Willems ;  12 

Dirk  Brat 12 

Heoderickie  Benneway 12 

Christiena  Ten  Broeck 12 


1730. 

Cornells  Schermerhoorn 12  Thomas  Wendel 12 

Nanningh  Vischer 12  Elizabet  Lansingh 12 

Johannis  Van  Vechten 12  J eramiah  Van  Rensselaer 12 

Joseph  Yates 12  Gosen  Van  Schaick 12 

Dirck  Van  Scharluyne 12  Jan  Kaspertse 12 

Huybert  Yates 12  Claes  Luyckasse 12 

Jacob  Thunisse 12 


1731. 


Salomon  Van  Vechten 12 

Reynier  Myodertse 12 

Evert  Ryckse 12 

Fred'k.  Vischer 12 

Johannis  Mingael 12 

Catharina  Van  d.  Bergh 12 

Thomas  Witbeeck 12 

Rutger  Van  Deusen 12 

Abraham  Kip 12 

Willem  Van  Aelen 12 

Epharim  Wendell 12 

Chatlina  d  fooreest 12 

Elbert  Gerritse 12 

Willem  Jacob'sen 12 

Jan  Salomonse 12 

Jan  Oly ver 12 

Johs.  Lansingh 12 

Harpert  Van  Deusen 16 

Myndert  Marselis 6 

Hester  tiwit* 6 


Johs.  Seger 6 

Harm.  Wendel 12 

Johs.  Hun 6 

Johs.  Schuyler,  Jun 6 

Ms.  Danielse 6 

Thunis  Egberts 6 

Abram  Poel 6 

Johs.  G.  Lansingh 6 

Harm.  Van  Hoesen 6 

David  V.'  der  Heyden 3 

Stephanis  Van  Rensel 8 

Jobs.  Vischer 3 

DavidV.  Dyck 3 

Hans  Hansen 6 

Johs.  Goeweych 8 

David  Van  Dyck 8 

Thunis  Vischer 3 

Dirck  Ten  Broeck 6 

Leendt  Gansvoort 6 

Abrah  Ouderkerk 6 


1732. 


Ben  jemen  Egbertse . 
David  Groesbeek  . . . 


Isaac  Bogart 

Hend'k.  Roseboom 3 

Ragel  Beeckman 3 

Jan  Broun 6 

Johs.  Hun 3 

Cornelia  Quackenbos 6 

Jacob  Wendel 3 

John  A.  Cuyler 3 

Alb.  Brat 6 

Willem  W  aldrum 6 

Hend'k.  Cuyler 3 

Anderies  Witbeck 3 

Gerit' Van  Nes 3 


David  Groesbeek 3 

Isaac  Sw its 3 

Dirck  Ten  Broeck  8 

Johs.  Bleecker 3 

Hend'k.  T.  Eyck 3 

Nicolas  Blicker 3 

Johs.  Symonse 6 

Arieje  Oothout 6 

Willem  Teller 12 

Abrah  Lansingh 12 

Johs.  Beeckman 12 

Jan  Janse  Bleeker 12 

Fred'k.  Myndertse 12 

Maragneta  Corneel 12 

Barent  Sanders.. 12 


1733. 


Barent  Staets 12 

Coenraet  Beecker 12 

Jacob  Roseboom 6 

Willem  Van  Aelen 12 

Willem  Rogers 12 

Coenraet  Rechtmayor 12 

Maes  Van  Beuren 12 


Abram  Wy 

Malie  Lydius 12 

Antony  Bogardus 6 

Jan  Winne 12 

Barrent  Egbertse 6 

Rychert  Hansen 12 

Maragt  Bleecker 12 


Record  of  Burials. 


477 


1731. 


Jannetie  Bogart 12 

Philip  Van  Vechte 12 

Evert  Bancker 12 

Abram  Cuyler 12 

Geertruy  Scharluyn 12 

Jacob  Egmond 12 

J ohs.  Van  Vechten 12 


f.   . 

Evert  Bancker 12 

Jons.  Appel. 6 

Luyhas  Hooghkerk 12 

Jannetie  Cregier 12 

Fred'k.  Meyndertse 6 

Cornelia  Van  Scharluy  n 12 


1735. 


Philip  Wendel 12 

Nedt  Broon 6 

Jacob  Staets 12 

Ruben  V.  Vechte 12 


Dirk  Brat 12 

Cornelia  Quackenbos 12 

Cornells  V.  Bnren 6 

Philip  Conyn 6 


1736. 


Gerrit  Lansingh 12 

Geertje  T.  Eyck 12 

Catie  Van  Schayck 12 

Willem  Hogan 12 


Gose  Van  Schayck 12 

Marae  Mingall 12 

Jonas  Douw 12 


1737. 


Albert  Ryckman 12 

Antony  Van  Schayck 12 

Edward  Holland 12 

Bastian  Vischer 12 

Jacob  Bogart 12 

Johs.  Schuyler 12 

The  sister  of  Wn.  Taller  s  wife 12 

Pieter  Ryckman 12 

Jan  Rosie 12 


Johs.  Appel 12 

David  Van  der  Heyden 12 

Capt.  Dick 12 

Mrs.  Dissenton 12 

Gerret  Van  Bentheusen 12 

Don.  Van  Driessen 12 

Cor  Clasen 12 

Barent  Sanders 12 

Elsie  Lansingh 12 


This  is  the  end  of  the  book  kept  by  Barent  Brat. 

The  above  is  as  nearly  as  possible  a  literal  translation  of  both  the  record  of  burials 
and.  list  of  winding-sheets  from  the  Dutch  record  of  Barent  Bradt. 


MISCELLANEOUS  NOTES. 


1638,  Jacob  Teunisse,  of  Amsterdam,  was  "  Skipper  "  (Captain)  of  the 
yacht  Dolphin . 

1692,  February  6,  Elizabeth  Teller,  widow  of  Abraham  Van  Tkicht, 
kept  a  store-house.  After  the  death  of  her  first  husband,  Abraham  Van 
Tricht,  who  was  Surgeon  of  the  Fort  at  Albany,  she  married  Melgert 
W.  Van  der  Poel.  Her  sister,  Helena  Rombotjts,  was  also  a  widow. 
They  were  daughters  of  William  Teller. 

1693,  November  8,  the  Mayor  and  Common  Council  of  Albany  granted  let- 
ters of  administration  upon  the  effects  of  Volkie  Pieters  to  Hester 
Tiercks,  widow  and  relict  of  Harmen  Bastiaense  (Vissoher.)  (Volkie 
Pieterse  was  the  wife  of  Pieter  Meese,  (i.  e.,  Bartholomew)  Vroo- 
man,  to  whom  she  was  married  March  1,  1675,) 

De  Vos. 
Andries  De  Vos  was  in  Beverwyck  as  early  as  1640.  He  owned  land  in 
the  town  north  of  "Vossen  Kill"  (Fox's  Creek),  which  probably  derived 
its  name  f  join  him.  The  creek  runs  from  the  hill  to  the  river,  crosses 
North  Pearl  street  between  Monroe  and  Canal  streets  and  Broadway 
between  Van  Tromp  and  Columbia  streets.  He  had  by  his  wife,  whose 
name  is  unknown,  three  or  four  children.  One  of  them,  Cataltntiei 
had  three  husbands,  1st,  Arent  Andries  Bradt,  by  whom  she  had 
Andries  ;  Samuel,  married  Susanna  Jacobse  Van  Slycke  ;  Dirck, 
married  Maria  Van  Eps  in  1684 ;  Eppe,  married  Claas  Van  Petten  ; 
Ariaantje,  married  Beter  Jacobse  Schermerhorn  ;  Cornelia,  mar- 
ried Jan  Pottleman.  She  married,  2d,  Barest  Janse  Van  Ditmars, 
who  was  killed  by  the  Indians  at  Schenectady  in  1690,  by  whom  she 
probably  had  no  children.  She  married,  3d,  Claas  Jans  Van  Brock  - 
hoven,  of  Schenectady,  who  made  a  will  January  11,  1G98,  devising  his 
property  to  the  children  of  his  wife  by  Arent  Andries  Bradt.  He 
mentions  "  Arent  Andries,  son  of  Andries  Bradt,  who  was  eldest  son 
of  my  beloved  wife  Catelyntie  Andries  de  Voss,"  also  "  Catelyntie 
Claas,  daughter  of  my  well  beloved  wife's  daughter  Epfe  Van  Petten, 
wife  of  Claas  Van  Petten,  who  was  lately  married  to  Teunis,  the  son 
of  Dirk  Teunise  (Van  Vechten)."  He  gave  his  estate,  after  the  death 
of  his  wife,  as  follows ;  First,  to  the  children  of  Andries  Bradt,  deceased  ; 
second,  to  Samuel  Bradt;  third,  Dirk  Bradt;  fourth,  to  Epfe,  wife 
of  Claas  Van  Petten  ;  fifth,  to  Ariaantje,  wife  of  Ryer  Sciiermer- 
horn;  sixth,  to  Cornelia  sometime  wife  of  Jan  Pottleman,  all  six 
being  the"  children  of  his  wife  by  her  first  husband  Arent  Andries 
Bradt. 


Miscellaneous  Notes.  479 

1702,  The  following  persons  resided  in  the  north  ward  of  the  city  of  New 
York :  Andries  Douw,  one  male,  one  female,  and  two  female  children  ; 
William  Visser,  one  male,  one  female,  two  male,  four  male  children  and 
one  servant ;  Willem  Rosehoom,  one  male,  one  female,  three  female 
children  ;  Gerrit  Lansen(g),  one  male,  one  female,  two  male  and  three 
female  children  ;  John  Lansing  lived  in  the  Dock  ward,  one  male,  one 
female,  one  male  and  one  female  children. 

1739,  August  13,  Lorens  Claasen,  otherwise  known  as  Claasen  Van  deb 
"Volge,  of  Schenectida,  in  his  will  mentions  his  first  wife  Geertruy  Van 
Petten  (daughter  of  Claas  Fredrickse  Van  Petten  1)  and  her  chil- 
dren Neeltje,  wife  of  Sanders  Van  Nes,  Eva  and  Maritie  ;  also  his 
second  wife  Susanna  Walleven(?)  deceased,  and  her  children  Cathrina 
Elizabeth,  Ariaantje  and  Gertruy  ;  also  his  own  three  sons  Claas 
Lorensen,  Cornelis  and  Peter,  his  brother  Tetjnis  Van  der  Volge, 
and  his  father  Claas  Lorensen  Van  dek  Volge. 

1789,  November  16,  Gerrit  A.  Lansing,  of  Schenectady,  made  a  will  in 
which  he  mentions  his  wife  Ruth,  nephew  Abram  A.  Lansing,  son  of 
his  brother  Abraham,  nephew  Henry,  son  of  his  sister  Elizabeth,, late 
wife  of  Jonas  Oothout,  brother-in-law  John  J.  Beeckman,  sisters-in- 
law  Eppie  Gansevoort  and  Debora  Staats,  niece  Machtel,  daughter 
of  brother-in-law  John  J.  Beeckman  ;  Volkert  and  Abraham,  sons  of 
sister  Elizabeth  Oothout  ;  Abraham  and  John  Lansing,  sons  of  sis- 
ter Elsie  Lansing  ;  also  Hendiuck  and  Gerrit  G.  Lansing. 
61 


GLOSSARY 

OF  DUTCH  BAPTISMAL  NAMES  FROM  MUNSELL'S  ANNALS  OF  ALBANY. 


Dutch. 

English. 

Dutch. 

English. 

Aarend  Art. 

Aagbie. 

Adda. 

Arthur. 
Agatha. 
Adeline. 

Govert,  Guert. 

(  Godfrey. 
1  Geoffrey. 

Gysbert. 

i  Gilbert. 

Adriaantje. 

Adrianna. 

Gyslbert. 

Aevje. 

Eve. 

Geertruyd. 

1 

Agnitje. 

Agnes. 

Geerje. 

\.  n-prtvuH^ 

Aaltje. 

)  Adeline. 

Geertje. 

r  UCl  V  J.  UUCi 

Aletta. 

VAdela. 
)  Alida. 

Giertje. 

J 

Alida. 

Grietje. 

Margaret. 

Aletta. 

Letitia.. 

Hans. 

Jack. 

Andries. 

Andrew. 

Hansjc. 

Johanna. 

Anneken. 

/  Ann. 

Hcndrick. 

|  Henry. 

Aiinotje. 

)  Anna. 

Henrick. 

Arent. 

Aaron. 

Hillegonda. 

Huldah. 

Arie. 

Adrian. 

Huygeu. 

Hugh. 

Arnout. 

Arnold. 

Hendrikjc. 

Henrietta. 

Bait.  Bal#us. 

Balthascr. 

Heyltje. 

Hail. 

Barber. 

Barbara. 

Jacobus. 

James. 

Barent. 

Bernard. 

J&komina. 

1 

Bartel. 

Bartholomew. 

Jaapje. 

r  Jacoba. 

Bartje. 

Bertha. 

Jacomyntje. 

I 

Bastiaan. 
Boudeuyn. 

Sebastian. 
Baldwin. 

Japic. 
Jaap. 

r  Jacob. 

Beletie,  Bella. 

Isabella. 

Jannetje. 

Jane. 

Bell. 

Arabella. 

Johanna. 

i Joan. 

Betje. 

Betty. 
Elizabeth. 

Janneken. 

Baltje. 

Johanucs. 

|  John. 

Christoffel. 

Christopher. 

Jan. 

Christiaan. 

Christian. 

Jochem. 

Joachim. 

Chris  tienje. 

Christiana. 

Joost. 

Justus. 

Claasje. 

Claudia. 

Joris. 

1 

Daam. 

Adam. 

Jurian. 

>  George. 

Denys. 

Dionysius. 

Jurge. 

Diederick. 

Theodore. 

Josyntje. 
J-osina. 

j-  Justina. 

Derrick,  Dirk. 

Richard. 

Dirkje. 

Dorothy. 
Deborah. 

Karol. 

Charles. 

Diewertje. 

Kasper. 

Jasper. 

Doris. 

Theodore. 

Katryne. 

) 

Elsje. 

Alice. 

Kaatje. 

>  Catharine. 

Emmctje. 

Emma. 

Katryntje. 

i 

Engeltje. 
Eva. 

Angelica. 
Eve. 

Kerstan. 

Kristiaan. 

[-  Christian. 

Epje. 

Egbert. 

Klaartje. 

Clara. 

Ernst. 

Ernest. 

Klaas. 

Nicholas. 

Evert. 
Frans. 

Everard. 
Francis. 

Klaasjc. 
Klasyne. 
Krehs. 

{■  Nicola. 

Filips,  Filip. 

Philip. 

) 

Floris. 

Florence. 

Kees. 

V'Cornclius. 

Floortje. 

Flora. 

Koris. 

S 

Goris. 

George. 

Kobus. 

James. 

Gerrit, 

Gerard. 

Kyrn. 

Quirine. 

Gillis,  Jellis. 
Giel. 

Giles. 
Michael. 

Laurens. 
Louris. 

[  Lawrence 

Glossary. 


481 


Dutch. 

English. 

Leendert. 

Leonard. 

Lieven. 

\  Leo. 

Lieve. 

Leentje. 

i  Helena 

>■     and 

Lena. 

1  Madeline. 

Leonora. 
Lenoor. 

\  Eleanor. 

Letje. 

Letitia. 

Lodewyk. 

Lndovicus. 

Louis. 

Lewis. 

Lotje. 

Charlotte. 

Lukas. 
Luytje. 

|  Luke. 

Lysbet. 
Lysje. 

,[  Elizabeth. 

Matthys. 

Matthias. 

Mewes. 

[  Bartholom 

Maas. 

Machtel. 

Matilda. 

Margritje. 

Margaret. 

Marietje. 

Maria. 

Martyntje. 

Martena. 

Maria. 

1 

Mariken. 

1 

Marrifrje. 

1 

Marytje. 

^Mary. 

Maartje. 

Maacke. 

1 

Mietje. 

J 

Naatje. 

Anna. 

Neeltje. 

Cornelia. 

Niesje. 

Agnes. 

Dutch. 


Obaje. 

Obadiah. 

Otte. 

Otho. 

Paulus. 
Parvel. 

\  Paul. 

Paulyntje. 

Paulena. 

Phlip. 
Roelof. 

Philip. 
Ralph. 

Roosje. 

Rose. 

Rutgert. 

Roger. 

Richard. 

Rykard. 

Saul. 

.Solomon. 

Saartje. 

Sarah. 

Bander. 

Alexander. 

Staats. 

Eustice. 

Stoffel. 

Christopher. 

Styntje. 

Christiana. 

Tanneken. 

Ann. 

Tewis. 

Matthew. 

Teunis. 

Anthony. 

Tebout. 

Theobold. 

Toontje. 

Antonia. 

Truytje. 

Gertrude. 

Tryntje. 

Catharine. 

Tyne. 

Cathalina. 

Tymen. 

Timothy. 

Tys. 

Matthias. 

Teuntie. 

Eunice. 

Wyntje. 

Sabina. 

Wouter. 

Walter. 

Willemptje. 

Wilhelmina. 

Ydje. 

Ida. 

Zanneke. 

Susanna. 

NEW  ENGLAND  FAMILIES. 


BENTON. 


A. 
1. 
Edward  Benton,  of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  was  bom  in 
1638  ;  married  Mary ,  and  had 

2  Samuel,  m.  Mary  Bradford  (Bradfield  ?),  February  1,  1705. 

3  Rebecca,  m.  Isaac  Borman,  December  7,  1699. 

4  Mary,  m.  Nathaniel  Cole,  October  23, 1684. 

5  Ellen  (or  Eleanor),  b.  1670 ;  m.  (14)  Daniel  Wright.  August  24, 

1705  ;  died  September  27,  1749. 

6  Dorothy. 

7  Edward,  m.  Mart  Hale,  October  16, 1702. 

8  Daniel,  b.  March,  1682  ;  d.  July,  1682. 

Edward  Benton,  died  in  "Wethersfield  February  19,  1698, 
SB.  60  years.  The  inventory  of  his  property,  taken  by  William 
Warren  and  Ebenezer  Deming  after  his  death,  mentions  his 
children  Samuel,  Edward,  Rebecca,  Mary,  Ellen  and  Dorothy, 
all  of  age  except  'Edward.  Letters  of  administration  were 
granted  to  "Mary,  relict  of  Edward  Benton,  late  of  Wethers- 
field." Edward  Benton  emigrated  from  England  and  was 
probably  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Guilford,  Conn.,  where  he 
was  admitted  freeman  in  1650. 

Mary ,  widow  of  Edward  Benton,  died  in  Wethers- 
field August  8,  1702,  33.  59  years  and  8  months. 

2. 
Samuel,  son  of  (1)  Edward  Benton  and  Mary , 

married  Mary,  daughter  of  Samuel  Bradford  (Wethersfield  re- 
cord says  Bradfield)  February  1, 1705,  and  had 

9  Sarah,  b.  March  19,  1706. 
10  Hannah,  b.  July  1,  1710. 


486  Benton. 

11  Nathaniel,  b.  March  8,  1714  ;  d.  March  17, 1714. 

12  Jonathan,  b.  October  23,  1715  ;  m.  1st,  Hannah  BECKLEY.'May  6> 

1743;    2d,  Deborah  Williams,    August  24,  1750.    She   died 
November  12,  1784. 

13  Nathaniel,  b.  April  9,  1718  ;  m.  Dorothy  Cook,  October  13, 1745  ; 

d.  December  3,  1753. 

14  Abigail,  b.  November  4,  1720. 

Mary  Bradford,  wife  of  Samuel  Benton,  died  December 
6,  1747. 

Samuel  Benton  died  July  24,  1752. 

5. 
Ellen  (or  Eleanor),  daughter  of  (1)  Edward  Benton 

and  Mary  ,  was  born  in   1670;   married  (14)  Daniel 

Wright,  son  of  (3)  James  Wright  and  Dorcas  Weed,  August 
24,  1705,  and  had  (one  child  only) 

15  Ruth,  b.  June  5,  1711  ;  m.  (459.  Talcott  Fed.)  Elizcis  Talcott, 

December  31,  1730  ;  d.  September  12, 1791.     (See  Talcott  Pedi- 
gree, page  156.) 

Ellen '(Eleanor)  Benton,  wife  of  Daniel  Wright,  died  Sep- 
tember 27,  1749,  fe.  79  years. 

Daniel  Weight  died  in  Glastonbury  June  8,  1764,  se.  90 
years. 

7. 

Edward,  son  of  (1)  Edward  Benton  and  Mary , 

married  Mary  Hale,  October  16,  1702,  and  had 

16  Josiah,  b.  June  16,  1705  ;  m.  Hannah  House,  February  5,  1736. 

17  Bphraim,  b.  August  19, 1707. 

18  Mary,  b.  April  27,  1710. 

Mary  Hale,  wife  of  Edward  Benton,  died  May  3,  1716,  se. 
73  years. 

16. 
Josiah,  son  of  (7)  Edward  Benton  and  Mary  Hale,  was 

born  June   16,  1705;  married  Hannah  House,   February  5, 
1736,  and  had 


20  Edward,  m.  (1917  Talcott  Ped.)   Sarah  Talcott,  February  8, 
1770  ;  d.  June  26,  1815. 


Benton.  487 

21  Mary,  in.  Samuel  Wright. 

22  Prudence,  m.  (114)  David  Goodrich,  November  7,  1754. 

30. 
Edward,  son  of  (16)  Josiah  Benton  and  Hannah  House, 

married  (1917,  Talcott  Ped.)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (468,  Talcott 
Fed.)  Joseph  Talcott  and  Sarah  Kilbourne,  of  Glastonbury, 
Conn.,  February  8,  1770,  and  had 

23  Jerusha,  m.  John  Moseley. 

24  Samuel,  m.  (1799,  Talcott  Ped.)  Fanny  Talcott,  November  27, 

1801 ;  d.  October  27,  1828. 

Edward  Benton  died  June  26,  1815. 

Sarah  Talcott,  wife  of  Edward  Benton,  died  January  18, 
1714. 

24. 

Samuel,  son  of  (20)  Edward  Benton  and  (1719,  Talcott 
Ped.)  Sarah  Talcott,  married  (1799,  Talcott  Ped.)  Fanny, 
daughter  of  (1018,  Talcott  Ped.)  George  Talcott  and  Vienna 
Bradford,  his  1st  wife(b.  January  8,  1780),  November  27, 1801, 
and  had 

25  Henry,  b.  August  31,  1802  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Plummer,  August  7, 

1828  ;  d.  November,  1832. 

26  Mary,  b.  June  8, 1804  ;  d.  s.  January  5,  1854. 

27  Harriet,  b.  February  10, 1810  ;  m.  Asa   H.   Wells,  January  3, 

1830  ;  lives  in  Pompey,  N.  Y..  and  has  a  family. 

Samuel  Benton  died  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  October  27, 
1828. 

Fanny  Talcott,  his  widow,  removed  to  Pompey,  IS.  Y., 
with  her  daughters  Mary  and  Harriet,  where  she  died  April 
16,  1845. 

From  the  Hartford  Records. 

Samuel,  son  of  Samuel  Benton,  was  born  January  28, 
1680  ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Medad  Pomeroy  of  North- 
ampton, Mass.,  January  2,  1704,  and  had 
1  Medad,  b.  October  22,  1705. 

Joseph,  son  of  Andrew  Benton,  married  Sarah  Waters, 

October  10,  1697. 
62 


488  Benton. 

Hannah,  daughter  of  Caleb  Benton,  born  July  27, 1720. 
Caleb,  son  of  Caleb  Benton,  born  Jannary  28,  1721. 
Jacob  Benton  married  Abigail  Carter  July  6, 1724. 

B. 

1. 
Andrew  Benton,  born  in  1620,  was  in  Milford,  Conn., 
in  1646,  and  in  1666  resided  in  Hartford,  Conn.     He  married 
in  New  Haven  1st, ,  and  bad 

2  Hannah ;  d.  y. 

3  Andrew. 

4  Mary. 

5  John;  d.  y. 

6  Samuel.     Settled  in  Tolland,  Conn. 

7  Dorothy. 

8  Joseph. 

Andrew  Benton,  married  2d,   ,  and  had 

9  Ebenezer. 

10  Lydia. 

11  Hannah. 

Andrew  Benton  died  in  Hartf ord  July,  1 683,  se.  63  years. 
He  held  lands  in  Hartford  and  was  a  "  fence  viewer."  He  and 
his  wife  took  a  dismission  from  the  church  at  Milford  to  the 
church  at  Hartford  in  1666.     (Hinman's  Pnritan  Settlers.) 

6. 

Samuel,    son    of    (1)    Andrew    Benton,  of    Hartford, 

and ,  was  probably  born  in  Tolland  ;  married , 

and  had 

12  Daniel,  m.  Mary  Skinner,  January  3,  1722. 

13  Samuel,  Jr.  (probably    son  of    the    above    Samuel),   m.  Jane 

Bradley,  December  22,  1743. 

Samuel  Benton,  Sr.,  was  one  of  the  grantees  in  the  deed 
to  the  first  proprietors  of  Tolland,  May  11,' 1719.  There  were 
three  other  Bentons  named  in  the  deed,  Samuel  Jr.,  Joseph 
Sr.,  and  Joseph  Jr.  His  son  Daniel's  name  appears  as  a  peti- 
tioner respecting  lands  in  Coventry  in  1718.  Samuel  Benton, 
then  living  in  Hartford,  gave  a  deed  of  Tolland  lands  in  1719 
to  Daniel  Benton,  of  Hartford  "his  loving  son." 


Benton.  489 

12. 
Daniel,  son  of  (6)  Samuel  Benton,  Sr. ,  married  Mary 
Skinner,  January  3,  1722,  and  had 

14  Daniel,  b.  July  6, 1723  ;  m,  Mary  Wheeler,  November  3,  1746 

15  William,  b.  November  12,  1725. 

16  Elijah,  b.  June  30,  1728. 

14. 

Hun  id.  son  of  (12)  Daniel  Benton  and  Mary  Skin- 
ner, was  horn  July  6,  1723;  married  Mary  Wheeler,  Novom- 
her  3,  1746,  and  had 

17  Elisha,  b.  August  9,  1747  ;  d.  June  21,  1777. 

18  Daniel,  b.  April  29, 1748  ;  m.  Betty  Richards,  February  18, 1779 

19  Azariah,  b.  March  29,  1752 ;  d.  in  prison  ship  in  1776. 

20  Jacob,  b.  April  22,  1754  ;  m.   1st,  Sarah  Weston  ;  2d,  Sarah 

Ladd. 

21  William,  b.  April  13. 1760- 

22  Nathan,  b.  May  3,  1764. 

23  Silas,  b.  June  6,  1766. 

18. 
Daniel,  son  of  (14)  Daniel  Benton  and  Mary  Wheeler, 

was  horn  April  29,  1748,  married  Betty  Richards,  Fehruary 
18,  1779,  and  had 

24" Elisha,  b.  May  20,  1780. 

25  Betty,  b.  March  20,  1782. 

26  Eunice,  b.  July  23,  1784;  m.  Bi.tss  Oiiaptn. 

27  Agnes,  b.  February  12,  1787 ;  d.  August  19,  1791. 

28  Phebe,  b.  August  12,  1791. 

90. 

Jacob,  son  of  (14)  Daniel  Benton  and  Mary  Wheeler, 

was  horn   April   22,  1754;  married,  1st,  Sarah  Weston,  of 
Wellington,  March  14,  17S2,  and  had 

29  Anna,  b.  February  1,  1783. 

30  William,  b.  August  29,  1785. 

Sarah  Weston,  wife  of  Jacob  Benton,  died  September  23, 1787.  He 
married,  2d,  Sarah,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Ladd ,  Jr. ,  of  Tolland, 
July  1,  1789,  and  had 

31  Azariah,  b.  June  8,  1790;.  in.  . 


490  Benton. 

32  Ruth,  b.  December  8,  1791. 

33  Daniel,  b.  May  3,  1794 ;  m. 


34  SusaUa,  b.  February  19, 1796. 

35  Chester,  b.  February  5,  1798. 

36  Jacob,  b.  Jane  1,  1803. 

Jacob  Benton  died  in  1 843,  se.  89  years.  He  was  a  Revo- 
lutionary soldier  at  the  age  of  1 7  years.  He  was  a  dragoon  in 
the  Continental  army  at  the  battle  of  Saratoga  and  was  present 
at  the  capture  of  General  Bnrgoyne. 

31. 

Azariah,  son  of  (20)  Jacob  Benton  and  Sarah  Ladd, 

his   second   wife,  was   born  June  8,  1790 ;   married  , 

and  had 

37  William  A.  (Rev),  a  missionary  to  Syria. 

38  Azariah  L.,  of  Tolland. 

33. 
Daniel,  son  of   (20)  Jacob  Benton  and    Sarah   Ladd, 

his  second  wife,  was  born  May  3,  1794;  married ,  and 

had  a  family  residing  in  Tolland. 

13. 
Samuel,  Jr.,  supposed  son  of  (6)  Samuel  Benton,  Sr., 
married  Jane  Bradley,  December  22,  1 743,  and  had 

39  Elihu,  b.  December  26,  1744. 

40  Jonathan,  b.  September  9,  1746. 

41  Ozias,  b.  February  25,  1748 ;  m.  Sarah  Day,  November  19,  1772  ; 

d.  March  21,  1816. 

42  Thankful,  b.  April,  1751 ;  burned  to  death  in  a  house  destroyed  by 

fire  November,  1751 . 

43  Thankful,  b.  August  22,  1752. 

44  Dorothy,  b.  February  23,  1705. 
46  Samuel,  b.  May  9,  1757. 

46  Zadoc,  b.  March  7,  1761. 

47  Sarah,  b.  December  21,  1764. 

48  Jacob,  b.  September  30,  1768. 

41. 
Ozias,  son  of  (13)  Samuel  Benton  and  Jane  Bradley, 

was  born  February  25,  1 74S ;    married  Sarah  Bay,  of  East 
"Windsor,  November  19,  1772,  and  had 


Benton.  491 

49  Solomon,  b.  May  1,  1775. 

50  Adonijah,  b.  May  25,  1777 ;  m.  Anna  Post,  November  25,  1803  ; 

d.  March  24,  1816. 

51  Ozias,  b.  January  1,  1781  ;  d.  March  26,  1816. 

52  Ira,  b.  September  1C,  1783. 

53  'Alvin,  b.  May  21,  1786;  m.  Ruth  Kingsbury,  March  24, 1812. 

54  Alfred,  b.  January  6, 1789.  • 

55  Benjamin,  b.  June  14,  1791  ;  d.  March  21,  1816. 

56  Levi,  b.  February  6,  1794. 

Ozias  Benton  died  in  Tolland  March  21,  1816. 

Sarah  Day,  widow  of  Ozias  Benton,  died  in  Tolland  March 
24,  1816.  Father,  mother  and  sons  Adonijah,  Ozias  and  Ben- 
jamin, died  within  a  few  days  of  each  other  of  an  epidemic 
called  by  the  physicians  "  congestive  pneumonia." 

50. 
Adonijah,  son  of  (41)  Ozias  Benton  and  Sarah  Day, 

was  born  May  25,  1777;  married  Anna  Post,  of  Tolland, 
November  25,  1 S03,  and  had 

57  Erastus,  b.  January  1-7,  1805. 

58  Austin,,b.  November  14,  1806. 

59  Benjamin,  b.  February  22,  1809. 

60  George  B.,  b.  May  23,  1811. 

61  Juliana,  b.  October  17,  1813. 

Adonijah  Benton  died  in  Tolland  of  congestive  pneumonia 

March  24,  1816. 

53. 

Alvin,  son  of  (41)  Ozias  Benton  and  Sarah  Day,  was 

born  May  21,  1786;  married  Ruth,  daughter  of  S.  K.  Kings- 
bury. March  24,  1812. 

There  was  a  Timothy  Benton  in  Tolland  who  was  an 
educated  man,  a  schoolmaster.  He  was  captain  of  an  artillery 
company.  He  died  April  18,  1816.  He  married  Sarah, 
daughter  of  Joseph  West,  of  Tolland,  November  9,  1780,  and 
had  a  son  Timothy,  born  March  3,  1786  ;  who  married  Minerva 
Webster,  and  had 

William  West,  b.  December  16, 1812. 
Charles  West,  b.  July  7,  1814. 

There  was  a  Joseph  Benton,  one  of  the  grantees  of 
Tolland,  who  was  its  first  town  clerk . 


CHESTER. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


Leonard  Chester,  Esq.,  "  Anniger,1'  came  from  Blady, 
England,  and  settled,  in  Wetbersfield,  Conn.  Tie  married  in 
England.  Mary ,  about  1634,  and  bad 

2  John,  b.    August  3,  1635,  in  Watertown,    Mass.  ,  m.  (7)  Sakah 

Welles  in  February,  1653  ;  d.  February  23,  1698." 

3  Dorcag,  b.  November  5, 1637  ;  m.    Rev.  Samuel   Wtitting,  No- 

vember 12, 1656  ;  d.  February  16,  1713. 

4  Stephen,  b.  May  3,  1039  ;  d.  s.  April  23, 1705. 

5  Mary,  b.  January  15,  1641  ;  d.  y. 

6  .Prudence,  b.   February  16,  1643;   m.  Capt.  Thomas  Russell, 

December  30,  1669  ;  d.  October  21,  1678. 

7  Eunice,  b.  January  15,  1645  ;  m.  Capt  Richard  Sprague,  Febru- 

ary 1, 1672  ;  d.  May  27, 1676. 

8  Mercy,  b.  February  15,  1647  ;  d.  September  15,  1.669. 

Leonard-  Chester,  Esq.,  died  in  Wetbersfield,  Conn.,  De- 
cember 11,  1648,  x.  39  years. 

Maey ,  widow  of  Leonard  Chester,  Esq.,  married 

2d,  tbc  Hon.  Richard  Russell,  of  Charlestown,  Mass.,  in 
1655,  and  died  there  November  30,  1688,  se.  80  years. 

On  a  flat  freestone  tablet  in  the  old  graveyard  at  "Wethers- 
field,  the  head  of  which  was  adorned  with  an  elaborate  coat  of 
arms  of  the  Chester  family,  in  lead,  is  the,  following  inscription  : 

"  Here  lies  the  body  of  Leonard  Chester,  Anniger,  late  of 
the  town  of  Blady  and  several  other  Lordships  in  Lancaster- 
shire,  deceased,  in  Wetbersfield,  Anno  Domini,  1648,  Etatis  39." 

2. 

John  (Capt),  son  (1)  Leonard  Chester  and  Mary  — , 


was  born  at  "Watertown,  Mass.,  August  3,  1635  ;  married  (7) 


Chester.  493 

Sarah,  daughter  of  (1)  Gov.  Thomas  Welles,  one  of  the  first 
settlers  of  Hartford  and  of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  February, 
1653,  and  had 

9  Mary,  b.   December  23,  1654  ;  m.  John  Wolcott,  February  14, 
1677  ;  d.  July  10,  1689. 

10  John,  b.  June  10,  1656 ;  m.  (432  Talcott  Ped.)  Hannaii  Talcott, 

November  25,  1686  ;  d.  December  14,  1711. 

11  Sarah,   b.  November  1657  ;    m.   Simon  Wolcott,  December  5, 

1689  ;  d.  August,  3,  1723. 

12  Stephen,  b.  May  26,  1660;  m.  (25)  Jemima  Tbbat,  December  17. 

1691 ;  d.  February  9,  1698. 

13  Thomas,  b.  March  23,  1662  ;  m.  (12)  Mary  Tbbat,  December  10, 

1684 ;  d.  December  4,  1712. 

14  Samuel,  b.  May  23,  1664  ;  d.  s.  May  12,  1689. 

15  Prudence,  b.  December  10, 1666  ;  m.  (24)  Jambs  Treat,  Jr.,  De- 

cember 17, 1691  ;  d.  May  25,  1727. 

16  Eunice,  b.  May  17,  1668  ;  m.  Rev.  Timothy  Stevens,  May  17, 

1694  ;  d.  June  16,  1698. 

Captain  John  Chester  died  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  Febru- 
ary 23,  1098. 

Saeah  Weljles,  widow  of  Captain  John  Chester,  died  in 
Wethersfield  December  12,  1698. 

10. 

John,  son   of  (2)  Capt.    John  Chester  and  (7)  Sarah 

Welles,  was  born  June  10,  1656  ;  married  (432  Talcott  Ped.) 
Hannah^  daughter  of  (36  Talcott  Ped.)  Captain  Samuel  Tal 
cott  and  (13)  Hannah  Holyoke  (b.  1665)  November  25,  1686, 
and  had 

17  Penelope,  b.  October  21,  1687 .  d.  April  1,  1688. 

18  Mehitabel,  b.   January  29,   1689 :  m.    Nathaniel  Burnham,  of 

Wethersfield,  Conn.,  May  1, 1714;  d.  March  18,  1773. 

19  Mary,  b.  March  8,  1691  ;  m.  Jonathan  Buenham,  of  Wethers- 

field, Conn.,  January  1,  1718  ;  d.  April  19,  1766. 

20  Penelope,  b.  November  18,  1693  ;  m.  Rev.  Ebenezek  Williams, 

of  Pomfret,  May  24,  1716  ;  d.  June  27, 1764. 

21  Hannah,  b.  May  15,  1696  ;  m.  (40)  Gideon  Welles,  November  30, 

1716  ;  d.  May  29,  1749. 

22  Prudence,  b.  March  4,  1699  ;  m.  Col.  JonN  Stoddard,  of  North- 

ampton, December  13,  1713  ;  d.  September  11,  1780. 

23  Eunice,  b.  May  11,  1701  ;  in.   Col.  John  Pitkin,  of  East  Hart- 

ford; d.  June  25,  1756. 


494  Chester. 

24  John,  b.  June  30, 1703  ;  h.  c.  1722  ;  m.  Sarah  Notes,  November 

19, 1747 ;  d.  September  11, 1771. 

25  Sarah,  b.  July  1,  1707  ;  m.  Israel  Williams,  of  Hartford,  1731  ; 

d.  September  18,  1770. 

Major  John  Chester  died  December  14,  1711,  se.  55  years 
and  6  months. 

Hannah  Talcott,  widow  of  Major  John  Chester,  died  in 
Wetherstield  July  23,  1741,  se.  7(i. 

13. 
Thomas,  son  of  (2)  Capt  John  Chester  and  (7)  Sarah 

Welles,  was  born  March  23,1(162  ;  married  (12)  Mary,  daugh- 
ter of  (6)  Richard  Treat,  of  Wetherstield,  and  Sarah  Coleman, 
December  10,  1684,  and  had 

26  Eunice,  b.  November  22,  1685. 

27  Samuel,  b.  September  29,  1696  ;  d.  March  17,  1710. 

28  John,  b.  December  17,  1699  ;  d.  December  14,  1700. 

29  Mary,  b.  January  6,  1706  ;  m.  (41)  Thomas  Welles,  June  14, 

1738. 

Thomas  Chester  died  December  4,  1712. 

Maky  Tkeat,  widow  of  Thomas  Chester,  died  January  1, 

1748. 


CROW. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


There  appear  to  have  been  two  John  Crows,  co-temporaries, 
one  who  settled  in  Charlestown,  Mass.,  in  1635,  and  the  other 
in  Hartford,  Conn.,  in  1639,  both  of   whom  married  wives 
whose  first  names  were  Elizabeth. 
1  John,  m.  Elizabeth . 


2  Yelverton  (supposed  brother  of  [1]  John),  m.  Elizabeth . 

3  John,  b.  in  1606 ;  m.  (2)  Elizabeth  Goodwin. 

4  Christopher  (supposed  brother  of  [2]  John),  m.  Mary  Burr. 

1. 
John  Crow,  of  Charlestown,  Mass.,  arrived  there  from 
England  in  1635.     Elizabeth,  his  wife,  came  from  England 
the  year  previous.     They  had  the  following  children : 

5  John,  m.  Mehitabel . 

6  Thomas,  m.  Agnes  . 

7  Samuel  (?). 

Probably  other  children. 

John  Crow  removed  to  Yarmouth,  Mass.,  in  1638  and  died 
there  in  1672.  He  was  a  distinguished  man  and  one  of  the 
three  to  whom  the  lands  at  Yarmouth  were  granted.  A  magis- 
trate, etc.,  etc.     According  to  tradition  he  came  from  Wales. 

5. 
John,  son  of  (1)  John  Crow  and  Elizabeth ,  mar- 
ried Mehitabel ,  and  had 

8  John,  b.  in  1662 ;  m.  Bethiah  Sears,  May,  1684  ;  d.  October  15, 

1728. 

9  Samuel. 
10  Mehitabel. 

63 


496  Ckow. 

11  Lydia. 

12  Jeremiah. 

13  Elizabeth. 

14  Hannah. 

6. 

Thomas,  son  of  (1)  John  Crow  and  Elizabeth , 

married  Agnes ,  and  had 

16  John. 

16  Thomas. 

7. 

Samuel,  son  of  (1)  John  Crow  and  Elizabeth , 

married ,  and  had 

17  Wallah,  b.  February  14, 1676. 

8. 

John,  son  of  (5)  John  Crow  and  Mehitabel ,  was 

born  in  1662 ;  married  Bethiah  Sears,  May,  1684,  and  had 

18  Joseph,  b.  in  1685. 

19  Raul,  b.  in  1687. 

20  Bethiah,  b.  in  1689. 

21  Mehitabel,  b.  in  1691. 

22  John,  b.  in  1693. 

23  Deborah,  b.  in  1695. 

24  Christopher,  b.  in  1698. 
26  Elizabeth,  b.  in  1700. 

26  Mary,  b.  in  1704. 

Bethiah  Sears,  wife  of  John  Cbow,  died  in  1724. 
John  Cbow  died  October  15,  1728. 

2. 
Yelverton  Crowe,  supposed  to  have  been  a  brother  of 
(1)  John  Crow,  married  Elizabeth  — ; ,  and  had 

27  John,  b.  in  1642. 

28  Edward. 

29  Thomas,     ) 

[  b.  May  9,  1649. 

30  Elizabeth,) 

And  probably  other  children  as  he  had  many  descendants  in 
Yarmouth. 


Crow.  " 497 

3. 
John  Crow,  born  in  1606,  was  one  of  the  first  settlers  of 
Hartford,  Conn.,  as  early  as  1639,  from  whence  he  removed  to 
Hadley.  He  married  (2)  Elizabeth,  the  only  daughter  and 
heiress  of  (1)  Elder  William  Goodwin,  one  of  the  first  settlers 
of  Hartford,  Conn.,  and  had 

31  John,  merchant  in  Fairfield,  Conn. ;  d.  at  sea  in  1667  ;  no  oh. 

32  Esther,  m.  (B  1)  Giles  Hamlin,  in  1655. 

33  Sarah,  d.  y. 

34  Hannah,  b.  July  13,  1649  ;  m.  Thomas  Dickinson,  March  7,  1685. 

35  Sarah,  b.  March  1,  1647  ;  m.  Daniel  White,  November  1, 1661  ; 

d.  June  29,  1719. 

36  Elizabeth,  b.  in  1650  ;  m.  William  Warren  ;  d.  in  1727. 

37  Mehitabel,  b.  in  1652  ;  m.  Col.  Samuel  Partridge,  September 

24,  1668  ;  d.  December  8,  1730. 

38  Nathaniel,  m.  Deborah ;  d.  June,  1695. 

39  Daniel,  b.  in  1656 ;  d.  August,  1693. 

40  Samuel,  killed  at  the  battle  of  Turner's  Falls,  1676. 

41  Mary,  m.,  1st,  Noah  Coleman,  December  27,  1666  ;  2d,  Peter; 

Montigu,  September  16, 1680  ;  d.  October  12, 1720. 

42  Ruth,  m.,  1st.,  William  Gaylord,  December  21,  1671  ;  2d,  John 

HALBfT. 

John  Crow  was  made  a  freeman  in  1666.  He  returned 
from  Hadley  after  remaining  there  some  time  and  made  his 
permanent  home  in  Hartford,  Conn.  By  the  vote  of  the  town 
of  Hartford  he  became  possessed  of  the  original  right  of  "  Bar- 
tholomew Green."  His  own  wealth  was  great,  and  this,  to- 
gether with  the  property  brought  by  his  wife,  made  him  one 
of  the  largest  landholders  in  Hartford. 

4. 

Christopher,  supposed  brother  of  (2)  John  Crow,  mar- 
ried Mary  Burr,  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  and  had- 

43  Mary,  b.  October,  1665 ;  m.,  1st,  John  Clark,  of  Simsbury,  Conn. 

in  1685  ;  2d,  William  Randell,  of  Enfield,  about  1720. 

Christopher  Crow  died  and  his  widow  married  Josiah 
Clark,  of  Windsor,  Conn.,  about  1681. 


498*  Cbow. 

33. 

Esther,  daughter  of  (3)  John  Crow  and  (2)  Elizabeth 
Goodwin,  married  (1)  Giles  Hamlin.     (See  Hamlin.) 

In  the  third  generation  the  name  of  Cbow  was  changed  to 
Cbowell  by  many  of  the  descendants  of  John  Obow. 


DEMING. 


1. 

John  Deming,  Sr.,  was  admitted  Freeman  1645,  and 
is  named  in  the  Charter  of  Connecticut  in  1662,  and  in  the 
Wethersfield  Land  Book  in  1636  and  1645.  He  married  (2) 
Honour,  daughter  of  (1)  Richard  and  Joanna  Treat,  about 
1637, and  had 

2  John,  b.  September  9,   1638  ;   m.  Mary  Mygatt,  September  20, 

1657  ;  d.  January  23,  1712. 

3  Jonathan,  b.  1639 ;  m.  1st,  Sarah ,  November  21, 1660  ;  2d, 

(3)  Elizabeth  Gilbert,    December  25,  1673;  d.  January  8, 
1700. 

4  Samuelf  b.  in  1646 ;  m.   Sarah  Kirby,  March  29,  1694  ;  d.  April 

6, 1709. 

5  David,  m.  Mary ,  August  16, 1678. 

6  Ebenezer,  m.  Sarah ,  July  16, 1677  ;  d.  May  2,  1705. 

7  Rachel,  m.  John  Morgan,  November  16,  1665. 

8  A  daughter,  m.  Kichard  Beckley. 

9  Mary,  m.  John  Hurlburt. 

10  A  daughter,  m.  Thomas  Wright. 

11  Sarah,  m.  Samuel  Moody  ;  d.  September  29,  1717. 

John  Deming,  Sr.,  died  in  1705.  In  his  will,  signed  June 
26,  1690,  and  proved  November  21,  1705,  he  gives  his  son 
Jonathan  his  "  fifty  acre  west-bound  lot,"  which  lot  said  Jona- 
than leaves  to  his  son  Jonathan  by  will  signed  March  27,  1696, 
in  whose  inventory,  dated  July  31, 1727,  it  is  again  mentioned. 

2. 

John,  son  of  (1)  John  Deming,  Sr.,  and  (2)  Honour 

Treat,  was  born  September  9, 163S ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of 
Joseph  Mygatt,  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  September  20,  1657,  and 
had 


500  Deming. 

12  John,  b.  September  9,  1658 ;  m.  Mart,  daughter  of  the  Widow 

Graves,  of  Wethersfield,  June  5,  1684;  d.  November  25,  1729. 

13  Joseph,  b.  June  1,  1661. 

14  Jonathan,  b.  February  12, 1663  :  m.  Martha  Buck,  October  27, 

1687. 

15  Mary,  b.  July  1,  1666. 

16  Samuel,  b.  August  25, 1668  ;    m.  Sarah ,  March  29,  1694  ; 

d.  1709. 

17  Jacob,  b.  August  26, 1670  ;  m.  (6)  Elizabeth  Edwards,  March 

14,  1695. 

18  Sarah,  b.  January  17,  1672. 

19  Hezekiah. 

Sergeant  John  Deming  died  in  Wethersfield  January  23, 
1712. 

3. 

Jonathan,  son  of    (1)  John   Deming,  Sr.,  and  (2) 

Honour  Treat,  was  born  in  1639  ;  married,  1st,  Sarah , 

November  21,  1660,  and  had 

20  Jonathan,  b.  November  27, 1661  ;  m.  (10)  Abigail  Filer,  Janu- 

ary 5,  1709  ;  d.  June  22, 1727. 

21  SaVah,  b.  August  12,  1663  ;  m.. Rylie. 

22  Mary,  b.  July  11, 1665  ;  m.  Joseph  Smith,  November  26, 1685; 

d.  April  9,  1687. 

23  Comfort,  b.  June  5,  1668 ;  in.,  1st,  Nathaniel  Berkley,  May  8, 

1698  ;  2d,  Thomas  Morton,  February  2,  1710. 

Sarah ,  wife  of  Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.,  died  June  5,  1668.    He 

married,  2d,  (3)  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (1)  Josiah  Gilbert,  De- 
cember 25,  1673,  and  had 

24  Elizabeth,  b.  June  12, 1674  ;  m.  Richard  Beckley,  November  23, 

1699. 

25  Erase,  (Luce),  b.  February  16, 1676 ;  m.  (13)  John  Edwards,  May 

15,  1707. 

26  Thomas,  b.  November  27,  1679.;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas 

Williams,  June  2,  1698;  d.  January  81,  1746. 

27  Charles,  b.  June  10, 1681 ;  m.  ANNA  Wickham,  September  5, 1706. 

28  Benjamin,  b.  July  20,  1684 ;  m.MARY  — ,  February  4, 1706. 

29  Jacob,  b.  December  20, 1689  ;  m.  Dinah . 

30  Mary,  b.  October  24, 1692 ;  m.  Gershom  Butler,  in  1719 ;  d.  April 

22,  1771. 

31  Ann,  b.  October  1,  1695 ;  m.  (31)  Nathaniel  Wright,  March  12, 

1712. 

Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.,  "  died  January  8,  1700,  of  a  very 
sudden  death,  being  aged  as  he  computed  about  61." 


Deming.  501 

Elizabeth  Gilbert,  widow  of  Jonathan  Deming,  Se.,  died 
at  Wethersfield,  September  3,  1714. 

4. 
Samuel,  son  of  (1)  John  Deming,  Sr.,  and  (2)  Honour 
Treat,  was  born  in  1646 ;  married  Sarah  Kirby,  March  29, 
1694,  and  had 

32  John,  b.  December  22,  1694. 

33  David,  b.  December  29,  1696. 

34  Samuel,  b.  Jane  12,  1699. 

35  Honour,  b.  December  16, 1701 ;  m.,  1st.,  (57)  Hezekiah  Goodrich 

October  16,  1729 ;  2d,  Dr.  Thomas  Perrin,  July  5,  1738. 

36  William,  b.  May  10, 1705. 

Samuel  Deming  died  April  6,  1709,  se.  about  63  years. 

5. 

David,  son  of  (1)  John  Deming,  Sr.,  and  (2)  Honour 

Treat,  was  born ;  married  Mary  :,  August  16, 

1678,  and  had. 

37  David,  b.  July  or  January  20, 1681  ;  d.  March  3,  1705. 

38  Samuel,  b.  August  9,  1683. 

39  Honour,  b.  May  9,  1685. 

40  Mehitabel,  b. ;  m.  Nathaniel  Stillman,  June,  1743. 

6. 
Ebenezer,  son  of  (1)  John  Deming,  Sr.,  and  (2)  Honour 
Treat,  married  Sarah ,  July  16,  1677,  and  had 

41  Ebenezer,  b.  May  5, 1678  ;  m.  (31)  Rebecca  Treat,  December  27 

1704. 

42  John,  b.  July  25,  1679. 

43  Sarah,  b.  January  6, 1681 ;  m.  (434  Talcott  Ped.)  Deacon  Joseph 

Talcott,  April  5,  1701  :  d.  March  19,  1755. 

44  Ephraim,  b. ;  m.  Hannah . 

45  Josiah,  b. ;  m.  Pbudknce  Steel,  December  8, 1714. 

46  Prudence,  b. ;  m.  (27)  Deacon  Thomas  Wright,  Octolfer  4, 

1705  ;  d.  October  24,  1706. 

Ebenezer  Deming  died  in  "Wethersfield  May  2,  1705. 


502  Deming. 

13. 
John,  son  of  (2)  Sergeant  John  Deming  and  Mary 
Mygatt,  was  born  September  9, 1658 ;  married  Mary,  daughter 
of  the  Widow  Graves, of  "Wethersfield,  June  5, 1684,  and  had 

47  Abigail,  b.  October  7, 1693. 

48  Nathaniel,  b.  September  2,  1696. 

49  Mary,  b.  September  27,  1700. 

John  Deming  died  November  25,  1729. 

14. 
Jonathan,  son  of  (2)  Sergeant  John  Deming  and  Mary 
Mygatt,  was  born  February  12, 1663 ;  married  Martha  Buck, 
October  27,  1687,  and  had 

50  Isaac,  b.  January  26,  1688-9. 

51  Ann,  b.  September  20, 1690. 

52  Noahdiah,  b.  July  20, 1693 ;  m.  Ruth . 

53  Abigail,  b.  March  14, 1698. 

54  Gideon,  b.  February  29,  1700. 

55  Martha,  b.  August  30, 1704. 

56  Grace,  b. . 

17. 
Jacob,  son  of  (2)  Sergeant  John  Deming  and  Mary 
Mygatt,  was  born  August  26,  1670 ;  married  (6)  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  (2)  Richard  Edwards,  of  Hartford,  and  Elizabeth 
Tuthill  (b.  in  1675),  March  14,  1695,  and  had 

57  Jacob,  b.  in  1696. 

58  Timothy,  bp.  March  26,  1698. 

59  Abigail,  b.  January  21, 1700. 

60  Lemuel,  b.  in  1702. 

After  the  death  of  Jacob  Denting,  of  Hartford,  Elizabeth 

Edwards,  his  widow,  married Hinckley,  of  Kingston, 

K.I. 

30. 

Jonathan,  Jr.,  son  of  (3)  Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.,  and 

his  first  wife  Sarah  ,  was  born  November  27,  1661 ; 

married  (10)  Abigail,  daughter  of  (3)  Zerubabel  Filer  and  Ex- 
perience Strong  (b.  April  8,  1683),  January  5,  1709,  and  had 


Deming.  503 

61  Daniel,  b.  November  5,  1709;  m.  (13)  Mehitabkl  Russell,  No- 

vember  19,  1729  ;  died  April  23,  1748. 

62  Charles,  b.  June  26,  1714. 

63  Jonathan. 

64  Abigail. 
66  Lydia. 

Jonathan  Deming,  Jr.,  died  in  Wethersfield  June  22, 1727. 

Abigail  Filer,  widow  of  Jonathan  Deming,  Jr.,  married 

Waterhouse,  and  died  December  24,  1754.     The  will 

of  Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.,  was  presented  in  court  by  his  son 
Jonathan,  Jr.,  March  27,  1700.  His  widow  Elizabeth  and  his 
eldest  son  Jonathan,  Jr.,  were  named  his  executors.  As  the 
town  of  Wethersfield  had  given  him  fifteen  acres  of  wood  land 
after  he  made  his  will,  there  being  no  mention  of  its  disposi- 
tion in  said  will,  the  court  gave  the  same  to  his  son  Jonathan, 
Jr.,  for  his  kindness  to  his  father. 

Elizabe™  Gilbert,  widow  of  Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.,  and 
step-mother  of  Jonathan  Deming,  Jr.,  on  her  death  bed,  Sep- 
tember 3,  1714,  made  a  nuncupative  will  leaving  her  property 
(all  being  personal)  to  her  two  daughters  Mary  and  Ann,  and 
letters  of  administration  were  granted  October  4th  of  the  same 
year  to  Jonathan  Deming,  Jr.,  and  John  Edwards,  of  "Wethers- 
field. 

26. 

Thomas,  son  of  (3)  Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.,  and  his 
second  wife  (3)  Elizabeth  Gilbert,  was  born  November  27, 
1679  ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas  Williams,  June  2, 
1698,  and  had 

66  Lucy,  b.  March  9,  1698-9  ;  in. Dickinson. 

67  Mary,  b.  March  17,  1700-1  ;  m.  Gideon  Hulbert,  December,  30, 

1725. 

68  Elizabeth,  b.  September  27,  1703 ;  m.  Joseph  Belden. 

69  Daniel,  b.  May  18,  1705  :  m.  Eunice  Williams,  March  10,  1735. 

70  Abigail,  b.  November  6,  1706;  d.  March  16,  1707. 

71  Hannah,  b.  September  22,  1708 ;  m.  Samuel  Williams. 

72  Thomas,  b.  February  16.  1711-12  ;  m.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 

Ensign  Samuel  Smith,  December  20,  1734. 

Thomas  Deming  died  January  31,  1746. 

Mary  Williams,  widow  of  Thomas  Deming,  died  August 

24,  1751. 

64 


504  Deming. 

61. 

Daniel,  son  of  (20)  Jonathan  Deming,  Jr.,  and  (10) 
Abigail  Filer,  was  born  November  5,  1709 ;  married  (13) 
Mehitabel,  daughter  of  (5)  Eev.  Noahdiah  Kussell  and  (4) 
Mary  Hamlin  (b.  May  27,  1704),  November  19,  1729,  and  had 

73  Jonathan,  b.  September  14, 1730 ;  m.  Jerusha  Williams  ;  d.  in 

Rocky  Hill. 

74  Abigail,  b.  September  29,  1732  ;  m.  (113)  John  Goodrich,  October 

8,  1761  ;  d.  June  12,  1799. 

75  Mary,  b.  July  23,  1734  ;  d.  July  24,  1734. 

76  Lydia,  b.  December  24, 1738 ;  m.  (97)  Ebenezer  Goodrich. 

Daniel  Deming  died  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  April  23, 1748. 

Mehitabel  Russell,  widow  of  Daniel  Deming,  died  at 
Rocky  Hill,  of  old  age. 

In  an  old  diary  of  Noahdiah  Russell,  began  in  16 — ,  now  in 
possession  of  the  compiler,  his  daughter  Mehitabel,  wife  of 
Daniel  Deming,  recorded  the  following : 

December  24,  1754,  2  o'clock,  a.  m.,  Mother  Watterhouse 
(Abigail.  Filer,  widow  of  Jonathan  Deming)  died  and  buried 
the  26th. 

November  19,  1729,  I  was  married. 

September  14,  1730,  my  son  Jonathan  was  born. 

September  29,  1732,  my  daughter  Abigail  was  born. 

July  23,  1734,  my  daughter  Mara  was  born. 

December  24,  1738,  my  daughter  Lydia  was  born. 

My  husband  departed  from  his  own  house  March  25,  1748. 
April  the  9th  day  he  sailed  out  of  New  London  and  died  April 
the  23d  day.     July  24th  news  came  of  his  death. 

October  4,  1743,  Mother  Russell  died. 

MEHITABEL  RUSSELL,  her  book. 

A. 

-Elizabeth,  sister  of  (1)  John  Deming,  Sr.,  was  born  in 
England  in  1595;  married  Nathaniel  Foote,  Sr.,  in  1615, 
and  had 

1  Mary,  b.  in  1623  ;  m.,  1st,  John  Stoddard,  of  Wethersfield, 
Conn. ,  in  1642  or  46 ;  he  died  in  1674.  She  married,  2d 
(1)  John  Goodrich,  Sr.,  of  Wethersfield,  April,  1674;  noch.; 
he  died  April,  1680.  She  married,  3d,  Lieut.  Thomas 
Tracy,  of  Norwich,  Conn. 


Deming.  505 

2  Robert. 

3  Sarah,  b.  in  1632 ;  m.  Jeremiah  Jtjdson,  in  1652,  and  had 

children  ;  she  died  in  1673,  set  40  years. 

4  A  daughter,  m. Chuhchill. 

5  A  daughter,  m. Smith. 

Nathaniel  Foote  died  in  1646. 

Elizabeth  Deming,  widow  of  Nathaniel  Foote,  married 
(1)  Gov.  Thomas  Welles,  about  1 646  or  1647.  She  died  July 
28,  1683,  mentioning  in  her  will  the  above-named  children. 

Note  —  Lieut.  Thomas  Tracy  attached  the  estate  of  John 
Goodrich,  Sr. ,  August  10, 1685,  for  the  fulfillment  of  a  marriage 
contract  made  'by  the  said  Goodrich  April  4,  1674,  with  Mary 
Stoddard,  his  wife,  afterwards  wife  of  said  Tracy. 


EDWAltDS. 

(Of  Hartford,  Conn.) 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


A. 

1. 
William  Edwards,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Hart- 
ford, Conn.,  was  married  to  Agnes,  widow  of  William  Spen- 
cer, who  was  also  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Hartford,  about 
1645,  and  had  (only  child) 

2  Richard,  b.  May  1647  ;  m.  1st,  Elizabeth  Tuthii,l,  November 

.  19, 1667 ;  2d  (42  Talcott  Ped.)  Makx  Talcott  in  1692 ;  d.  April 
20, 1718. 

William  Edwards  died  before  1672. 

Ann  Edwards,  the  mother  of  William  Edwards,  was  mar- 
ried in  England  to  her  second  husband  James  Cole,  who,  to- 
gether with  her  son  William  Edwards,  then  a  young  man,  and 
Abigail  Cole,  daughter  of  the  said  Cole  by  his  first  wife, 
came  early  into  New  England  and  were  among  the  first  settlers 
of  Hartford.     He  was  admitted  a  freeman  in  Lynn,  Mass.,  in 

1648. 

2. 

Richard,  son  of  (1)  William  Edwards  and  Agnes,  widow 
of  William  Spencer,  was  born  May,  1647 ;  married  first  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of  William  Tuthill,  of  New  Haven,  November 
10,  1667,  and  had 

3  Mary,  b.  in  1668. 

4  Timothy,  b.  May  14,  1669  ;  m.  Esthek  Stoddard,  November  6 

1694  ;  d.  January  27,  1758. 

5  Abigail,  b.  1671  ;  m.  1st,  Benjamin  (Samuel  ?)Lathrop,  1689  ;  2d, 

Capt.  Thomas  Stoughton,  May  19,  1697.  (Capt.  Stoughton's 
first  wife,  to  whom  he  was  married  December  31, 1691,  was  [44 
Talcott  Ped.]  Dorothy,  daughter  of  [35  Talcott  Ped.]  Lieut.-Col. 
John  Talcott.)     Died  January  23,  1754. 


Edwards.  507 

6  Elizabeth,  b.  1675  ;  m.  1st,  (17)  Jacob  Deming,  March  14,  1695  ; 

2d, Hinckley,  of  Kingston,  R.  1. 

7  Ann,  b.  1678  ;  m.  1st,  Jonathan  Richardson  in  1696  ;  2d,  Wil- 

liam Davenport  in  1702  ;  d.  May,  1764. 

8  Mabel,  b.  December  13,  1685;  m.  Jonathan  Bigelow,   Decem- 

ber 14,  1699  ;  d.  May  16,  1765. 

9  Child  unnamed  ;  d.  y. 

Elizabeth  Tutliill,  wife  of  Richard  Edwards,  died.  He  married,  2d , 
(42  Talcott  Ped.)  Mary,  daughter  of  (35  Talcott  Ped.)  Lient.- 
Col.  John  Talcott  and  his  first  wife  Helena,  daughter  of  the 
Rev.  John  Wakeman,  of  New  Haven,  about  1692,  and  had 

10  Jonathan,  b.  January  20,  1693  ;  d.  March  27,  1693. 

11  John,  b.  February  27,  1694  ;  m.  Christian  Williamson,  Decem- 

ber 14,  1719  ;  d.  May  16,  1769. 

12  Hannah,  b.  January  3,  1696  ;  m.  Joseph   Backus,  Jr.,  March  1, 

1722  ;  d.  October,  1747. 

13  Richard,  b.  January  5,  1698  ;  d.  May  20,  1713. 

14  Daniel,  b.  April  11,  1701 ;  m.  Sarah  Hooker,  in  1728  ;  d.  Sep- 

tember 6, 1765. 

15  Samuel,  b.   November  1,  1702  ;  m.  Jerusha  Pitkin,  in   1T31  ;  d. 

November  4,  1732. 

Richard  Edwards,  Esq.,  died  in  Hartford  Ajnil  20,  1718. 

Mary  Talcott,  widow  of  Richakd  Edwards,  Esq.,  died 
April  19,  1723. 

Richard  Edwards  was  the  grandfather  of  Rev.  Jonathan 
Edwards,  the  distinguished  theologian  and  president  of  Prince- 
ton College,  New  Jersey,  who  was  the  son  of  the  Rev.  Timothy 
Edwards  and  Esther  Stoddard,  born  October  5,  1703,  Y.  C. 
1720,  and  president  of  the  college  1758. 


EDWARDS,  OF  WETHERSFIELD,  CONN. 

B. 

1. 
John  'Edwards,  of  "Wethersfield  in  1640,  had  probably 
lived  in  "Watertown,  Mass.,  and  by  a  first  wife,  before  he  settled 
in  Wethersfield,  had 

2  Thomas,  b.  in  1621  ;  d.  July  27,  1683,  se.  62  years. 

3  Abraham,  b.  August  12,  1637.     (According  to  Savage,  but  more 

probably  a  son  by  the  second  wife  Dorothy.) 


508  Edwards. 

,  wife  of  John  Edwards,  died.    He  married,  3d,  Dokothy,  widow 

of  Abraham  Finch,  and  had 

4  John  (Corporal),  b.  December  16,  1638  ;  killed  in  battle  December 

19,  1673. 

5  Esther,  b.  June,  1641. 

6  Ruth,  b.  December,  1643. 

7  Hannah,  b.  January,  1645. 

8  Lydia  (doubtful),  b.  July,  1646. 

9  Joseph,  b.  May,  1648;  m.  Sarah  ,  November  12,  1670  ;  d. 

December  12,  1681. 

John  Edwards  lived  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  and  died  about 
1664.  His  inventory  was  produced  in  court  in  Hartford  March 
2,  1664,  showing  lands  given  to  his  son  Thomas,  his  supposed 
only  son  by  his  first  wife.  His  son  John,  by  his  second  wife, 
was  killed  in  a  fight  with  the  Indians  January  20,  1675,  and 
before  he  died  gave  lands  to  his  brother  Joseph. 

Dokothy,  widow  of  John  Edwards,  married  Thomas  or 
Richard  Towsley,in  1676,  and  died  November  13,  1712. 

9. 
Joseph,  son  of  (1)  John  Edwards  and  Dorothy,  widow 

of  Abraham  Finch,  was  born  May,  164S ;  married  Sarah , 

November  12,  1670,  and  had 

10  Sarah,  b.  October  12,  1671  ;  m. Webster. 

11  Mary,  b.  May  25,  1674  ;  m. Conklin. 

12  Hannah,  b.  November  21,  1676;  m.  James  Butler,  May  6,  1703; 

d.  January  10,  1742. 

13  John,  b.  May  30,  1679  ;  m.  (25)  Luce  Deming,  May  15,  1707  ;  d. 

March  25,  1716.  * 

14  Dorothy,  b.  September,  1681  ;  m.  Joseph  Curtis,  December  7, 

1708  ;  d.  April  18, 1760. 

Joseph  Edwards  died  in  Wethersfield  December  12,  1681. 

Sakah ,  widow  of  Joseph  Edwards,  died  in  Wethers- 
field. 

The'deposition  in  relation  to  the  death  of  his  brother  John, 
made  by  Benjamin  Adams  and  Samuel  Williams,  January  10, 
1675-6,  states  that  "  Being  in  the  late  service  against  the  enemy 
in  the  company  of  (4)  Captain  (Corporal  according  to  Savage) 
John  Edwards,  of  Wethersfield,  the  said  Edwards  being 
mortally  wounded,  did  order  that  his  estate  should  remain  to 


Edwards.  509 

his  mother  during  her  lifetime,  and  after  her  death  lie  willed 
that  his  brother  (9)  Joseph  should  inherit  all  the  estate. 
Sworn  to  before  me,  Daniel  Witherejl,  commissioner,  April 
12,  1676."  Administration  on  his  estate  was  granted  to  his 
mother,  the  widow  Towslby. 

1». 

.Folia,  son  of  (9)  Joseph  Edwards  and  Sarah ,  was 

born  May  30,  1679 ;  married  (25)  Luce,  daughter  of  (3)  Jona- 
than Ueming  and  (3)  Elizabeth  Gilbert  (b.  February  16, 1676), 
Ma}'  15,  1707,  and  had 

15  Sarah,  b.  December  16, 1710  ;  m.  (49)  David  Goodrich,  February 

13,  1720  ;  d.  May  11,  1790. 

16  Ann,  b.  January  2, 1713  ;  d.  July  3, 1713. 

17  John,  b.  August  1, 1715 ;  m. Church  (?). 

John  Edwards  died  at  Rocky  Hill   March  25,  1716.     His 
monument  is  standing  in  the  old  Wetherstield  burying-ground. 

15. 

Sarah,  daughter  of  (13)  John  Edwards  and  (25)  Luce 

Denting,  was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  December  16, 1710 ; 
married  (49)  David  Goodrich,  of  Glastonbury,  February  13, 
1729,  and  died  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  May  11, 1790,  se.  80  years. 
Their  son  (113)  John  married  (74)  Abigail  Deming  for  his 
second  wife.     (See  Goodrich  49  and  113). 


EGGLESTON. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 

Bagot  or  Begat  Eggleston  was  bom  in  1590  ;  came 
from  England  to  Dorchester,  Mass.,  in  1630,  and  was  made  a 
freeman  in  163 1 .  His  first  wife  was  said  to  have  been  Sarah  or 
Mary  Talcott,  whom  he  married  in  England  before  he  came  to 
America.  She  might  have  been  a  sister  of  (11  Talcott  Ped.) 
the  worshipful  John  Talcott,  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  who  came 
from  Braintree,  England,  in  1632.  If  so  she  was  unmarried  in 
1623  and  lived  with  her  mother  and  step-father,  Moses  Wall,  in 
Braintree,  .Old  England,  and  is  the  only  Sarah  Talcott  found 
on  any  of  the  English  county  visitations  of  so  early  a  date,  ex- 
cept (21  Talcott  Ped.)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (3  Talcott  Ped.) 
Robert  Talcott,  who  married  Richard  Dorsley,  of  Hockley  on 
the  Hill,  county  Essex,  England. 

Bagot  Eggleston  removed  from  Dorchester  to  Windsor, 
Conn.,  and  was  one  of  the  first  settlers  there  in  1635.  He  had 
(born  in  England  by  his  first  wife) 

2  James. 

3  Samuel. 

,  wife  of  Bagot  Eggleston,  died,     He  married,  2d, ,  and  had 

4  Thomas,  b.  in  1638. 

5  Mary,  b.  in  1641. 

6  Sarah,  b.  in  1643. 

7  Rebecca,  b.  in  1644. 

8  Abigail,  b.  in  1648. 

9  Joseph,  b.  in  1651. 

10  Benjamin,  b.  1653 ;  m.  Widow  Hannah  Shattuck,  daughter  of 
John  Osborn,  March  6,  1678. 

Begat  Eggleston  died  in  Windsor,  Conn.,  September  1, 
1674,  nearly  100  years  of  age. 


FILER. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 

Lieutenant  Walter  Filer  married  Jane ,  and 

had 

2  John,  b.  September  12,  1642  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Doleman,  October  17 

1672;  d.  in  1723. 

3  Zerubabel,  b.  December  23, 1644  ;  m.  Experience  Strong,  May 

27,  1669. 

If  there  were  other  children  the  record  has  not  been  found 
by  the  Compiler. 

Lieutenant  Walter  Filer  died  in  Windsor,  Conn.,  Decem- 
ber 12,  1683,  leaving  his  property  to  his  wife  Jane  and  the 
two  sons  above  mentioned.  He  first  settled  in  Dorchester, 
Mass.,  in  1630,  was  admitted  freeman  there  in  1684,  and  re- 
moved to  Windsor,  Conn.,  in  1636. 

Jane,  widow  of  Lieutenant  Waltek  Filer,  died  in  Wind- 
sor, Conn.,  September  11,  1689. 

Zerubabel,  son  of  (1)  Lieutenant  Walter  Filer  and 
Jane ,  was  born  December  23,  1644  ;  married  Experi- 
ence Strong,  May  27,  1669,  and  had. 

4  Thomas,  b.  January  25,  1669. 

5  Jane,  b.  January  1, 1071 ;  m.  Wakefield  Dibble. 

6  Zerubabel,  b.  October  31,  1673  ;  d.  October  31, 1673. 

7  Zerubabel,  b.  December  25,  1674. 

8  John,  b.  March  2,  1676. 

9  Samuel,  b.  September  26,  1681  ;  m.  Phelps  (?);  d.  in  1710. 

10  Abigail,  b.  April  8, 1683  ;  m.  (20)  Jonathan  Deming,  Jr.,  January 

5,  1709  ;  d.  December  24,  1754. 

11  Stephen,  b.  in  1688. 

65 


512  Filer. 

12  Ebenezer,  b.  in  1690 ;  d.  y . 

13  Experience,  b.  in  1691. 

14  Elizabeth,  b.  1694  ;  m. Willard. 

Zerubabel  Filer  died  in  Windsor,  Conn.,  about  February 
24,  1715. 

9. 
Samnel,  son  of  (3)  Zerubabel  Filer  and  Experience 

Strong,  was  born  September  26, 1681 ;  married Phelps  (?) 

and  had 

15  Abigail,  b.  in  1702  (?). 

16  Ann. 

17  Samuel,  b.  in  1709. 

Samuel  Filer  died  in  1710  at  Hebron,  Conn.,  and  letters  of 
administration  on  his  estate  were  granted  to  his  brother  Thomas 
November  6,  1710.  His  brother-in-law  was  Thomas  Timothy 
Phelps.  Samuel  Holcomb  was  appointed  guardian  of  his 
children  July  7,  1719. 

Nora — Geoege  Filee,  of  Northampton,  Mass.,  in  1662, 
and  John  Filee  who  graduated  at  Harvard  College  in  1666, 
and  became  a  Quaker,  were  probably  sons  of  (2)  John  Filee 
and  Elizabeth  Doleman. 


GILBERT. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 

Josiah  Gilbert  and  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  of  Wethers- 
field,  had  the  following  children  : 

2  Benjamin,  b.  September  22,  1652. 

3  Elizabeth,  b.  March  28, 1654 ;  hi.  (3)  Jonathan  Deming,  Sr.  (his 

second  wife),  December  5,  1673  ;  d.  October  3,  1714. 

4  Lydia,  b.  December  8,  1656 ;  m.  John  Riley. 

5  Josiah,  b.  September  12,  1659 ;  d.  s.  (?)  February  2,  1705. 

6  Sarah,  b.  December  1,  1661 ;  m.  Jacob  Williams. 

7  Eleazur,  b.  September  20,  1663. 

8  Moses,  b.  April  12,  1666. 

9  Caleb,  b.  June  10,  1668. 

10  Mary,  b.  November  18,  1670  ;  m.  Simon  Willard. 

11  Amy,  b.  April  12,  1672. 

Elizabeth,  wife  of  Josiah  Gilbert,  died  October  17,  1682, 
te.  50  years. 

Josiaii  Gilbekt,  in  16S4,  was  about  56  years  ef  age. 

5. 
Josiah,  son  of  (1)  Josiah  Gilbert,  made  his  will  January 
24,  1704,  and  died  February  2,  1705.     It  mentions  brothers 
Benjamin,  Moses  and  Caleb  and  sisters  Mary,  wife  of  Simon 
Willard,  and  Elizabeth  Deming. 


GOODWIN. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 

William  Goodwin  (Elder),  was  one  of  the  "  Brain- 
tree  Company  "  which  went  first  to  Newtown  (now  Cambridge), 
Mass.,  and  thence  to  Elartford,  Conn.  He  was  admitted  free- 
man in  1632,  and  removed  to  Hartford  from  Newtown  in  1636 
with  the  Rev.  Mr.  Hooker's  Company.  He  moved  to  Hadley 
and  subsequently  to  Farmington.     He  was  one  of  the  most 

wealthy  men  in  the  Colony.    He  married  Susanna , 

and  had  an  only  child 

2  Elizabeth,  m.  (3)  John  Crow,  of  Hadley. 

Elder  William  Goodwin  died  in  Farmington  March  11, 
1673,  {B.  about  75  years.  He  left  his  estate  by  will  to  his  only 
child  Elizabeth,  wife  of  John  Crow. 


GOODRICH. 


(1)  John,  Sr.,  and  (2)  Ensign  William  Goodrich,  his  brother, 
came  from  Bury  St.  Edmond's,  England,  probably  first  to  Water- 
town,  Mass.,  and  thence  to  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  where  John 
held  lands  in  1644,  and  William  held  lands  in  1666.  There 
appears  to  have  been  another  William  Goodrich  who  lived 
in  Watertown  and  died  in  1647,  and  whose  widow  Mar- 
garet, died  the  wife  of  John  Hale  February  3,  1683.  There 
is  a  tradition  in  the  family  that  John  and  William  were  or- 
phans and  came  to  this  country  from  South  Wales  about  1644 
with  their  mother's  brother,  William  Stillman,  and  first  settled 

in  the  New  Haven  Colony. 

1. 
John  Goodrich,  Sr.,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Weth- 
ersfield, Conn.,  was  twice  married,  1st,  to  Elizabeth,  daughter 
of  Thomas  Edwards,  in  1645,  and  had 

3  Elizabeth,  b.  November  2,  1645  ;  m.  Daniel  Rose,  1664. 

4  John,  b.  September  8,  1647 ;  m.  Mart ;  d.  May,  1676,  leav- 

ing one  child  Mary,  b.  April  23,  1676. 

5  Mary,  b.  December  15,  1650 ;  m.  Thomas  Head,  Jk.,  about  1677. 

6  Joseph,  b.  January  10, 1653  ;  d.  October,  1680  ;  no  issue. 

7  Hannah,   m.   1st,  Zachariah  Maynard'  about  1679  ;  2d,  Isaac 

Heath .  , 

8  Jonathan,  m.  Abigail,  daughter  of    Moses  Craft,  December  3, 

1691. 

Elizabeth  Edwards,  wife  of  John  Goodrich,  Sr.,  died  July  5, 1670. 
He  married,  2d,  Mary,  daughter  of  Nathaniel  Foote  and  (A) 
Elizabeth  Deming,  and  widow  of  John  Stoddard  (b.  in  1623)> 
April,  1674,  by  whom  he  had  no  children . 

John  Goodrich,  Sr.,  died  April,  1680,  and  his  widow  married 
Lieut.  Thomas  Tracy,  of  Norwich,  Conn. 


516  Goodrich. 

8. 
Jonathan,  son  of  (1)  John  Goodrich,  Sr.,  and  Elizabeth 

Edwards,  was  born  ;   married  Abigail,  daughter  of 

Moses  Craft,  December  3,  1691,  and  had 

9  Jonathan,  b.  February  9,  1693. 

10  Abigail,  b.  November  28,  1694 ;  m.  (17$)  Samuel  Wkight,  Janu- 

ary 2,  1718. 

11  Moses,  b.  July  19,  1697. 

12  Lucy,  b.  September  9,  1699. 

13  Rebecca,  b.  December  24,  1702. 

In  1678  there  died  in  Hegessett,  Suffolk  Co.,  England, 
childless,  the  Rev.  William  Goodrich,  a  minister  of  the  estab- 
lished church,  leaving  a  will  in  which  he  bequeathed  certain 
specified  real  and  personal  estate  to  his  wife  Rebecca  Good- 
rich during  her  natural  life,  with  remainder  to  one  of  the  sons 
of  his  brother  John  Goodrich  and  to  one  of  the  sons  of  his 
brother  William  Goodrich,  naming  them. 

Rebkcca,  the  widow  of  the  Rev.  William  Goodrich,  died 
in  November,  1698,  after  which  (8)  Jonathan  Goodrich,  the 
son  of  (1)*John  Goodrich,  Sr.,  and  (15)  John  Goodrich,  son  of 
(2)  William  Goodrich,  were  entitled  to  receive  about  £200 
sterling  each  from  the  estate. 

The  Rev.  William  Goodrich,  of  Hegessett,  England,  was 
probably  brother-in-law  of  (1)  John  and  (2)  William  Good- 
rich, of  Wethersfield,  Conn.  May  18,  1703,  (8)  Jonathan 
Goodrich  appointed  Nicholas  Hallman,  mariner,  of  New  Lon- 
don, to  take  possession  of  his  estate  at  Hegessett,  England. 

For  the  will  of  Rev.  William  Goodrich,  of  Hegessett,  and 
the  letters  relating  thereto,  see  "  Private  Controversies,"  vol.  5, 
p.  239,  Secretary  of  of  State's  office,  Hartford,  Conn. 

2. 
Ensign  William  Goodrich,  one  of  the  first  settlers 
of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  married  (4)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (]) 

Matthew  Marvin,  of  Hartford,  Conn. ,  and  Elizabeth , 

October  4,  1648,  and  had 

14  William,  b.  August  8,  1649 ;  d.  y. 

15  John,  b.   May  20, 1653 ;  m.  Rebecca  Allen,  March  28,  1678 ;  d. 

aged  84. 


Goodrich.  517 

16  Elizabeth,  b.  in  1658  ;  in.  (10)  Capt.  Robert  Welles,  June  9, 

1G75  ;  d.  February  17,  1698. 

17  William,  b.  February  8, 1661 ;  m.  1st,  Qkace  Riley,  November  22, 

1680  ;  2d,  Mary  Ann  Ayrault,  widow ;  d.  December  27,  1737. 

18  Ephraim,  b.  June  2,1663;  m.  1st,  (11)  Sarah  Treat,  May  20, 

1684 ;  2d,  (29)  Jerusha  (Treat)  Welles,  widow;  December  25, 
1712  ;  d.  February  27,  1739. 

19  David,  b.  May  4,  1667 ;  m.  1st,  (8)  Hannah  Wright,  March  7, 

1689  ;  2d,  Prudence  Churchill,  December  1, 1698  ;  d.  January 
23,  1755. 

20  Sarah,  m .  (3)  John  Hollister,  November  20,  1667  ;  d.  in  1700. 

21  Mary,  m.  Joseph  Butler,  in  1667;  d.  June  1,  1735. 

22  Abigail,  m.  Thomas  Fitch,  in  1680  ;  d.  November  7,  1684. 

Ensign  William  Goodrich  died  in  1676. 

Sakah  Marvin,  widow  of  Ensign  William  Goodrich,  mar- 
ried Capt.  William  Curtis,  of  Stratford,  Conn.,  and  died  in 
that  place  without  issue  in  1702. 

15. 
John,  son  of  (2)  Ensign  William  Goodrich  and  (4)  Sarah 
Marvin,  was  born  May  20,  1653;  married  Rebecca,  daughter 
of  Capt.  Jolfh  Allen,  of  Cliarlestown,  Mass.,  March  28,  1678, 
and  had 

23  Sarah,  b.  April  10,  1679;  m.   Abraham  Kilbourn,  October  26, 

1699. 

24  Rebecca,  b.  November  11,  1680  ;  m.  (21)  David  Wright,  Decem- 

ber 28, 1699  ;  d.  April  10,  1703. 

25  Mary,  b.  September  4,  1682 ;  m.  Thomas  Curtis,  December  30, 

1703  ;  d.  February  5, 1730. 

26  Samuel,  b.  May  24,  1684  ;  d.  May  7,  1706. 

27  Abigail,  b.  April  27,  1686  ;  m.  David  Curtis,  April  25,  1706. 

28  John,  b.  June  9,  1688  ;  m.  Mary  Tilletson,  June  15, 1712. 

29  Allyn,  b.  November  13, 1690 ;  m.,  1st,  (53)  Elizabeth  Goodrich, 

December  29, 1709  ;  2d,  Hannah  Seymour,  December  10, 1729. 

30  Ann,  b.  September  1,  1092. 

31  Jacob,  m.  Benedict  Goodwin,  September  lS,  1717;  d.  in  174G. 

John  Goodrich  died  about  1737,  fe.  84  years.' 

17. 
William  (liient.),  son  of  (2)  Ensign  William  Good- 
rich and  (4)  Sarah  Marvin,  was  born  February  8,  1661 ;  mar- 
ried Grace  Riley,  November  22,  1680,  and  had 


518  Goodrich. 

32  William,  b.  August  3, 1681  ;  d.  November  6,  1681. 

33  William,  b.  July  2, 1686  ;  in.  Margaretta,  daughter  of  Goodman 

Orvis,  May  14,  1706. 

34  Benjamin,  b.  September  29,  1688 ;  m.  Grace  Kilbourn,  March  7, 

1716  ;  d.  May  11,  1742. 

35  Joseph,  b.  February  29,  1691  ;  m.  Mehitabel,  daughter  of  Na- 

thaniel Goodwin,  December  23,  1714  ;  d.  January  31, 1768. 

36  Isaac,  b.  August  18,  1693  ;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Samuel  Butler, 

November  9,  1718;  d.  December,  1737. 

37  Anne,  b.  March  25,  1697  ;  m.  Robert  Powell,  January  3, 1717  ; 

d.  December  28,  1783. 

38  Ephraim,  b.  September  12,  1699  ;  m.  Susannah  Hooker,  daugh- 

ter of  Dr.  Daniel  Hooker,  October  25,  1726  ;  no  ch.  ;  d.  in  1728. 

39  Ethan,  b.  June  3,  1702  ;  d.  y. 

Grace  Riley,  wife  of  Lieut.  William  Goodrich,  died  October  23, 
1712,  se.  51  years.  He  married,  2d,  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Dr. 
Nicholas  Ayrault,  of  Wethersfield,  and  had 

40  Elizabeth. 

41  Iiucenia. 

42  Eunice. 

Lieut.  William  Goodrich  died  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  De- 
cember 27«,  1737. 

Mary  Ann  Ayrault,  widow  of  Lieut.  William  Goodrich, 
died  August  27,  1741,  ae.  60  years. 

18. 
Ephraim  (Capt.),  son  of  (2)  Ensign  William  Good- 
rich and  (4)  Sarah  Marvin,  was  born  June  2,  1663 ;  mar- 
ried, 1st,  (11)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (6)  Major  Kichard  Treat 
and  Sarah  Coleman,  of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  May  20,  1684, 
and  had 

43  Richard,  b.  February  27,  1685  ;  m.  Hannah  Bulckley,  May  18, 

1709. 

44  Gideon,  m.  Sarah ,  June  29, 1718  ;  d.  AHgust,  1769. 

45  Ephraim,  b.  in  1693 ;  m.  Hannah  Steele,  July  10,  1715;  d.  in 

1771,  ae.  78. 

46  Thomas,  m.  Hannah  Reynolds,  November  26,  1719. 

47  Sarah,  b.  in  1698  ;  m.  RicnARD  Butler,  December  15,  1725 ;  d. 

May  6,  1795,  ae.  98. 
-48  William,  b.  in  1701 ;  m.  Rachel  Savage,  April  4, 1728;  d.   De- 
cember 16,  1787,  ae.  86. 
49  David,  b.  in  1705 ;  m.  (15)  Sarah  Edwards,  February  13,  1729  ; 
d.  June  7, 1779,  se.  74. 


Goodrich.  519 

The  above  children,  except  Gideon  and  Sarah,  settled  in  Glastonbury, 
Conn.  Sabah,  wife  of  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich,  died  in 
Wetherstield  January  26,  1712,  at  7  o'clock  P.  M.,  ae.  47  years, 
7  months  and  18  days.  He  married,  2d,  (29)  Jerusha,  daugh- 
ter of  (8)  Capt.  James  Treat  (she  was  the  widow  of  (22)  Capt. 
Thomas  Welles)  December  25,  1712,  and  had 

50  Oliver,  b.  September  14,  1714;  m.  Temperance  Wright,  June 

26,  1740  ;  d.  September  23, 1780. 

51  Gurdon,  b.  December  29, 1717  ;  m.  Abigail  Belden,  June  7,  1739. 

Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  died  February  27,  1739,  se.  76. 

Jerusha  (Treat)  Welles,  widow  of  Capt.  Ephkaim  Good- 
rich, died  January  15,  1754,  in  the  76th  year  of  her  age. 

19. 
David  (Col.),  son  of  (2)  Ensign  William  Goodrich  and 
(4)   Sarah  Marvin,  was   born   May  4,  1667;  married,  1st, 
(8)  Hannah,  daughter  of  (2)  Thomas  Wright  (b.  March  10, 
1671),  March  7,  1689,  and  had 

52  Josiah,   b.   June  15,  1690;  m.    1st,  Sarah,   daughter  of  Samuel 

Porter,  December  5,  1711  ;  2d,  Sarah,  daughter  of  Rev.  Stephen 
Mix,  about  1727  ;  d.  in  1731. 

53  Elizabeth,  b.   November  19,  1691;  m,    (29)  Allyn  Goodrich, 

December  29,  1709  ;  d.  August  25,  1746. 

54  Elizur,  b.  March  30,  1693  ;  m.  (438  Talcott  Ped.)  Anne,  daughter 

of  (430)  Cornet  Samuel  Talcott,  April  22,  1714;  d.  April  4,  1774. 

55  David,  b.  December  8,  1694  ;  m.  Hepzibah,  daughter  of  Jonathan 

Boardman,  December  21,  1721 ,  d.  July  15, 1785. 

56  Abigail,  b.  April  2,  1697  ;  d.  September  23,  1712. 

Hannah  Wriglit,  wife  of  Col.  David  Goodrich,  died  in  Wethers- 
field,  April  27,  1698,  ae.  about  28  years.  He  married,  2d, 
Prudence,  daughter  of  Benjamin  Churchill  (b.  July  2, 1678), 
December  1,  1698,  and  had 

57  Hezekiah,  b.  January  28,  1700;  m.  (35)  Honour,  daughter  of  (4) 

Samuel  Deming,  October  16,  1729  ;  d.  in  1732. 

58  Prudence,  b.  June  18, 1701 ;  m.,  1st,  David  Hubbard  ;  2d,JuDAH 

Holcomb  ;  d.  November  29,  1783. 

59  Sarah,  b.  March  12, 1702. 

60  Mary,  b.  December  15, 1704. 

61  Hannah,  b.  August  2, 1707. 

62  Jeremiah,  b.  September  9,  1709 ;  m.  Ruth,  daughter  of  Thomas 

Kimberly,  July  6,  1732. 

63  Ann,  b.  February  14,  1712. 

64  Zebulon,  b.  November  22, 1713 ;  m.  Ann  Francis,  October  23, 1737. 

66 


520  Goodrich. 

65  Benjamin,  b.  November  13,  1715. 

66  Abigail,  b.  January  18,  1718. 

67  Charles,  b.  April  7, 1720;  m.  Mary,  supposed  to  be  the  daughter 

of  Samuel  Belden  ;  d.  in  1732. 

68  Millicent,  b.  January  23,  1724. 

Prudence  Churchill,  wife  of  Col.  David  Goodrich,  died 
in  Wethersfield  May  9,  1752,  se.  74  years. 

Col.  David  Goodkich  died  in  Wethersfield  January  23, 1755. 
He  was  a  lieutenant-colonel  in  the  old  French  war. 

28. 
John,  son  of  (15)  John  Goodrich  and  Rebecca  Allen,  was 
born  June  9, 1 688 ;  married  Mary  Tilletson,  supposed  daugh- 
ter of   John  Tilletson,  of  Saybrook,  Conn.,  June  15,  1712, 
and  had 

69  Samuel,  b.  July  26,  1713  ;  d.  July,  1714. 

70  Abraham,  b.  November  3,  1715. 

71  Mary,  b.  May  20,  1718. 

Recorded  in  the  Wethersfield  Records  Mary  Tilletson,  wife 
of  John  Goodkich,  died  May  31,  1740. 

29. 

A 11  yn,  son  of  (15)  John  Goodrich  and  Rebecca  Allen,  was 

born  November  13,  1G90 ;  married  (53)  Elizabeth,  daughter 
of  (19)  Col.  David  Goodrich  and  (8)  Hannah  Wright,  all  of 
Wethersfield,  December  29,  1709,  and  had 

72  Elizabeth,  b.  October  19,  1710. 

73  Elisha,  b.  September  22,   1712 ;  in.  Rebecca  Seymour,  Novem- 

ber 21,  1734. 

74  Abigail,  b.  December  13,  1714. 

75  Jedediah,  b.  July  24, 1717. 

76  Samuel,  b.  April  23, 1720. 

77  Allen,  b.  August  18,  1726  ;  recorded  in  Farmington. 

Allyn  Goodrich  removed  from  Wethersfield  to  Farmington 
where  Elizabeth  Goodrich,  his  wife,  died  August  25,  1726. 
He  married,  2d,  Hannah  Seymour,  of  Kingston,  December 
10,  1729. 


Goodrich.  521 

31. 
Jacob,  son  of  (15)  John  Goodrich  and  Rebecca  Allen, 

was  born  ;  married  Benedict,   daughter  of  Nathaniel 

Goodwin,  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  September  12,  1717,  and  had 
(children  recorded  in  Wethersfield) 

78  Hannah,  b.  August  31,  1719. 

79  Rebecca,  b.  April  14,  1721. 

80  Elijah,  b.  July  3,  1724 ;  m.  Margaret  Gillett,  of    Windsor, 

August  20, 1752. 

(Children  recorded  in  Windsor) 

81  Ruth,  b.  in  1727. 

82  Stephen,  b.  January  21,  1731 ;  m.  Raciiel  Gillett,  of  Windsor. 

January  3, 1754;  d.  August  1758,  leaving  one  child,  Jacob,  b, 
February  5,  1756. 

Jacob  Goodrich  died  in  Windsor  in  1746. 

34. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (17)  Lieut.  William  Goodrich  and 
Grace  Riley,  was  bom  September  29,  1688 ;  married  Grace, 
daughter    of  'Ebenezer    Kilbourn,    of    Glastonbury,    Conn., 
March  7,  1716,  and  had 

83  Benjamin.  * 

84  Ebenezer. 

85  Timothy,  who  settled  in  Farmington. 

86  Daniel. 

87  Waitstill,  who  dwelt  in  Woodbury,  Conn.,  in  1760. 

88  Sarah,  who  died  single  in  1758. 

Benjamin  Goodrich  died  May  11,  1742.  His  grave  is  in 
the  Newington  Society  burying-ground. 

Grace  Kilbourn,  widow  of  Benjamin  Goodrich,  died  No- 
vember 26,  1764,  x.  71  years. 

His  estate  was  distributed  January  10,  1751  j  to  his  wife  and 
the  above-named  children. 

43. 

Richard,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  (11) 
Sarah  Treat,  was  born  February  27,  1G85;  married  Hannah, 
daughter  of  Dr.  Charles  Bulcklcy,  of  New  London,  and  grand- 
daughter of  Bev.  Gersliom  Bulckley,  May  18,  1709,  and  had 


522  Goodeioh. 

89  Ann,  b.  March  6, 1710. 

90  Richard,  b.  July  13,  1712 ;  d.  September  1,  1714. 

91  Sarah,  b.  July  6, 1715. 

92  Gershom,  b.  May  5,  1717. 

93  Richard,  b.  July  23,  1719. 

Richard  Goodrich  settled  first  in  Middletown  and  afterward 
in  Glastonbury,  Conn. 

Hannah  Bulckley,  wife  of  Richard  Goodrich,  died  Sep- 
tember 23,  1720. 

44. 

Gideon,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  (11) 

Sarah  Treat,  was  born  ;  married  Sarah ,  June 

29,  1718,  and  had 

94  Elijah,  bp.  1726. 

95  Lois,  bp.  April  13, 1728. 

96  Caleb,  bp.  September  5, 1731. 

97  Ebenezer,  bp.  March  18,  1733  ;  m.  (76)  Lydia  Deming. 

98  Eunice,  bp.  April  6, 1735. 

99  Joshua,  bp.  May  21,  1738. 

100  Wait,  bp.  January  20,  1740. 

101  Levi,  bp.  June  10,  1750. 

Gideon  Goodrich  first  settled  in  Wethersfield,  then  removed 
to  Middletown,  Upper  Houses.     He  died  August,  1769. 

45. 

Ephraim,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  (11) 
Sarah  Treat,  was  born  in  1693  ;  married  Hannah,  daughter 
of  James  Steele,  of  Wethersfield,  and  (25)  Ann,  daughter  of 
(4)  Capt.  Samuel  Welles  of  that  town  (b.  March  18,  1697), 
July  10,  1715,  and  had 

102  Abigail,  b.  July  10,  1716. 

103  James,  b.  January  21, 1718,  . 

104  Charles,  b.  November  9,  1720  ;  m.  1st,  Lucy  Ward  ;  2d,  Han- 

nah Ward  ;  d.  November  15,  1816. 

105  Ephraim,  b.  December  9, 1722 ;  m.  Penelope  Hale. 

106  Hannah,  b.  May  15,  1725. 

Ephraim  Goodrich  settled  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  where  all 
his  children  were  recorded  in  the  town  records.  He  died  in 
1771. 


Goodrich.  523 

48. 
William,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  (11) 
Sarah  Treat,  was  born  in  1701  ;  married  Rachel,  daughter  of 
Capt.  Thomas  Savage,  April  4,  1728,  and  had 

107  William,  b.  January  20,  1729. 

108  Stephen,  b.  May  2, 1732. 

109  Elisha,  b.  May  27,  1734  ;  m.  (116)  Lucy  Goodrich. 

110  Jehiel,     ) 

\b.  September  16,  1741. 

111  Jemima,  ) 

112  Mary,  b.  November  18,  1745. 

Rachel  Savage,  wife  of  William  Goodrich,  died  Septem- 
ber 20,  1787,  ffi.  84  years. 

William  Goodrich  settled  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  where  all 
his  children  were  recorded  in  the  town  records,  and  died  there 
December  16,  1787,  se.  86  years. 

49. 

David,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  (11) 
Sarah  Treat,"  was  born  in  1705;  married  (15)  Sarah,  daugh- 
ter of  (13)  John  Edwards,  February  13,  1729,  and  had  • 

113  John,  b.  June  16,  1730  ;  in.,  (1009  Talcott  Ped.)  1st,  Prudence 

Talcott,  June  17,  1752;  2d,  (74)  Abigail  Deming,  October  8, 
1761 ;  d.  October  12,  1774. 

114  David,  b.  May  22, 1732  ;  m.  (22)  Prudence  Benton,  November 

7,  1754  ;  d.  October  15,  1808. 

115  Wait,  b.  February  8,  1736  ;  m.  Hannah  Smith. 

116  Lucy,  b.  February  24,  1738  ;  m.  (109)  Elisha  Goodrich  ;  d.  in 

1807. 

117  Rhoda,  b.  December  17,  1739  ;  in.  Gideon  Sage,  November  27, 

1760. 

118  Isaac,  b.  May  2,  1743  ;  m.  Hannah  Strickland,  June  4,  1786. 

119  Blizur,  b.  August  8,  1745  ;  m.  Sarah  Kimberly. 

120  Sarah,  b.  June  20,  1747  ;  m.  (1012  Talcott  Ped.)  Isaac  Talcott, 

November  20,  1765. 

121  Honor,  b.  April  8, 1749  ;  m.  Daniel  Miles,  January  26, 1786. 

122  George,  b.  August  13, 1751 ;  m.  Sarah  Welles  ;  d.  August,  1843. 

123  Prudence,  b.  April  14,  1754  ;  d.  December  15,  1765. 

Deacon  David  Goodrich  settled  in  Glastonbury,  Conn., 
where  his  children  were  recorded  in  the  town  records. 


524  Goodrich. 

"  Deacon  David  Goodrich  who,  on  the  7th  of  June,  1779, 
at  his  evening  prayer  fell  down  in  an  instant  and  never  saw  to 
make  any  motion  after,  being  in  the  74th  year  of  his  age." — 
[Gravestone. 

Sarah  Edwards,  widow  of  Deacon  David  Goodrich,  died 
May  11,  1790,  in  the  80th  year  of  her  age. 

50. 
Oliver,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  his 

second  wife  (29)  Jerusha  Treat,  widow  of  (22)  Thomas  Welles, 
was  born  September  14,  1714;  m.  Temperance  Wright,  of 

Wethersfield,  June  26,  1740,  and  had 

124  Roger,  b.  October  18, 1741. 

125  Sarah,  b.  July  31,  1743. 

126  Prudence,  b.  August  11,  1745. 

127  Temperance,  b.  October  11,  1747. 

128  Oliver,  b.  October  8, 1749. 

129  Milletta,  b.  November  3,  1751. 

130  MiUescent,  b.  September  29,  1754. 

131  Poilicena,  b.  May  15,  1757. 

132  Ezekiel,  b.  April  22,  1759. 

133  Lucretia,  b.  May  8,  1761. 

Oliver  Goodrich  settled  in  Wethersfield,  Kocky  Hill,  where 
his  children  were  recorded  in  the  Rocky  Hill  church  records. 
He  died  there  September  23,  1780,  in  the  66th  year  of  his  age. 

Temperance  Wright,  widow  of  Oliver  Goodrich,  died 
October  4,  1803,  in  the  80th  year  of  her  age. 

51. 

Gurdon,  son  of  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  his 

second  wife  (29)  Jerusha  Treat,  widow  of  (22)  Thomas  Welles, 
was  born  December  29,  1717;  married "  Abigail  Belden,  of 
Wethersfield,  June  7,  1739,  and  had 

134  Gurdon,  b.  August  31,  1740  ;  d.  October  2,  1741. 

135  Jerusha,  b.  July  26,  1741. 

136  Experience,  b.  September  25, 1743  ;  d.  July  24,  1746. 

137  Gurdon,  b.  January  12,  1745. 

138  Elizabeth,  b.  August  16, 1747. 

139  Abigail,  b.  November  12,  1749. 


Goodkich.  525 

140  Ephraim,  b.  January  26,  1752. 

141  Jemima,  b.  April  7,  1754. 

142  Elizur,  b.  September  10, 1756. 

143  Ichabod,  b.  September  10,  1758. 

Gurdon  Goodrich  settled  in  Wethersfield,  Rocky  Hill,  where 
liia  children  were  recorded  in  the  Rocky  Hill  church  records. 

Abigail  Relden,  wife  of  Gurdon  Goodrich,  died  February 
22,  1787,  in  the  66th  year  of  her  age. 

52. 
Josiah,  son  of  (19)  Col.  David  Goodrich  and  (8)  Hannah 

Wright,  was  born  June  15, 1790 ;  married,  1st,  Sarah,  daugh- 
ter of  Samuel  Porter,  of  Hadley,  Mass.,  December  5,  1711, 
and  had 

144  Josiah,  b.  August  22,  1717. 

145  Aaron,  b.  in  1719. 

146  Samuel,  b.  in  1721  ;  d.  y. 

Sarah  Porter,  wife  of  Josiah  Goodrich,  died  at  Wethersfield,  Conn., 
July*  1726,  SB.  34  years.  He  married,  2d,  Sakaii,  daughter  of 
Rev.  Stephen  Mix,  of  Wethersfield,  about  1727,  and  had 

147  John,  b.  in  1728. 

148  David,  b.  in  1729. 

Josiah  Goodrich,  Esq.,  first  settled  in  Wethersfield,  and 
removed  to  Tolland,  Conn.,  where  he  died  in  1731,  ai.  41  years. 

54. 
Elizur,  son  of  (19)  Col.  David  Goodrich  and  (8)  Hannah . 

Wright,  was  born  March  30, 1693 ;  married  (438  Talcott  Ped.), 
Anne,  daughter  of  (430)  Cornet  Samuel  Talcott,  of  Wethers- 
field, April  22,  1714. 

Col.  Elizur  Goodrich  died  in  Wethersfield,  April  4,  1774, 
se.  81  years. 

Anne  Talcott,  widow  of  Elizue  Goodkich,  died  January 
3,  1776,  se.  83  years. 

55. 

David,  son  of  (19)  Col.  David  Goodrich  and  (8)  Hannah 
Wright,  was  born  December  8,  1694;    married  Hepzibah, 


526  Goodrich. 

daughter  of  Ensign  Jonathan  Boardman,  deceased,  of  Wethers- 
field,  and  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Hubbard,  of  Hatfield, 
Mass.  (b.  Feb.  16,  1702),  December  21,  1721,  and  had 

149  Abigail,  b.  October  11,  1722  ;  d.  November  10,  1728. 

150  David,  b.  September  2,  1724. 

151  Alpheus,  b.  March  4,  1727. 

152  Joaiah,  b.  May  5,  1731. 

153  Hezekiah,  b.  April  9, 1733  ;  d.  November  21,  1788. 

154  Elizur,  b.  October  18,  1734  ;  in.  Katharine  Chauncey,  February 

1,  1759;  d.  November  21,  1799. 

155  Hepzibah,  b.  January  19,  1737  ;  m.  David  Belden,  August  3. 

1769. 

156  Abigail,  b.  March  8,  1739. 

157  Mercy,  b.  June  17,  1741. 

158  Hannah,  b.  August  29, 1743. 

Deacon  David  Goodrich  settled  in  "Wethersfield,  Conn., 
Rocky  Hill  Society,  where  he  died  July  15,  1785,  in  the  91st 
year  of  his  age.     He  was  forty-six  years  a  Deacon. 

Hepzibah  Boaedman,  widow  of  Deacon  David  Goodeich, 

died  at  the  same  place  December  9,  1785,  in  the  84th  year  of 

her  age.    Their  gravestones  are  in  the  Bocky  Hill  burying- 

ground. 

8  57. 

Hezekiah,  son  of  (19)  Col.  David  Goodrich  and  his  second 
wife  Prudence  Churchill,  was  born  January  28,  1700 ;  mar- 
ried (35)  Honour,  daughter  of  (4)  Samuel  Deming,  October  16, 
1729,  and  had 

159  Elizur,  b.  in  1730. 

160  Honor,  b.  in  1732 ;  m.,  1st,  Charles  Whiting,  of  Norwich, Conn. 

May  18, 1749,  by  whom  she  had  six  children;  2d,  Rev.  Joshua 
Belden,  of  Wethersfield,  of  Newington  Society,  November  14, 
1774.     She  died  August  21,  1801,  in  her  70th  year. 

Hezekiah  Goodrich  died  in  1732.  His  widow  married  Dr. 
Thomas  Perrin,  of  Wethersfield,  July  5, 1733. 

67. 
Charles,  son  of  (19)  Col.  David  Goodrich  and  his  second 
wife  Prudence  Churchill,  was  born  April  7,  1720 ;  married 

Mary ,  supposed  to  be  the  daughter  of  Samuel  Belden, 

and  had 


Goodrich.  527 

161  David,  b.  in  1746. 

162  Abigail,  b.  in  1748. 

163  Dorcas,  b.  in  1750. 

164  Mary,  b.  in  1753. 

Charles  Goodrich  settled  in  Wethersfield  where  he  died  in 
1732. 

104. 
Charles,  son  of  (45)  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  Hannah 
Steele,  was  born  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  November  9,  1720 ; 
married,  1st,  Lucy  Ward,  of  Middletown,  Conn.,  and  had 

165  Iiuely,  m.  Isaac  Jones. 

166  Charles,  d.  an  infant. 

167  James,  d.  an  infant. 

Lucy  Ward,  wife  of  Charles  Goodrich,   died.    He  married,  2d 
Hannah  Ward,  sister  of  his  first  wife,  and  had 

168  Lucy,  b.  April  24,  1776 ;  m.  Erastus  Pratt  ;  d.  in  1866,  ae.  90 

years . 

169  Charles,  b.  April  22, 1778  ;  m.  Amelia  Jones,  September  17, 1797 ; 

d.  1871. 

170  James,  b.  March  28,  1780 ;  d.  in  1869,  x.  89  years. 

Charles  Goodrich  died  in  Pittsfield,  Mass.,  November  15, 
1816,  se.  96  years.  He  settled  in  Pittsfield  in  1752,  and  drove 
the  first  horse  into  that  place  and  built  the  first  house  there. 
He  was  a  Captain  in  the  American  army  during  the  Revolution 
and  was  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Bennington.  He  was  one 
of  the  most  prominent  men  in  Pittsfield.  He  took  an  active 
part  during  the  whole  of  his  long  life  in  the  affairs  of  the  place 
and  held  various  public  offices.  (For  a  very  full  account  of 
him  see  "Smith's  History  of  Pittsfield" — Smith  places  his 
death  in  1815,  but  that  is  an  error  as  he  died  as  above  stated.) 

105. 
Ephraim,  son  of  (45)  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  Hannah 
Steele,  was  born  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  December  9,  1722  ; 
married  Penelope  Hale  (b.  1739),  and  had 

171  Noah,  b.  August  30,  1764 ;  m.  1st,  Prudknce  Goodrich,  No- 

vember  23, 1786  ;  2d,  Ruth  Stratton  ;  d.  July  19, 1834. 
07 


528  Goodeicii. 

And  other  children  whose  names  have  not  been  found. 

Ephraim  Goodrich  died  in  Glastonbury. 

Penelope  Hale,  widow  of  Epiikaim  Goodrich,  died  in 
Tioga,  N.  Y.,  November  15,  1826.  She  moved  from  Connec- 
ticut with  her  son  Noah  and  settled  in  Tioga,  N.  Y ,  in  1802, 
calling  the  neighborhood  by  their  name  "  Goodrich  Settle- 
ment." There  are  several  families  of  her  children  and  grand- 
children still  residing  there.  She  returned  to  Connecticut 
several  times  on  horseback,  the  country  she  passed  through 
being  very  thinly  settled  with  white  people,  but  filled  with 
Indians,  only  an  occasional  settlement  to  be  found.  The  house 
which  her  son  built  in  Tioga  is  still  standing. 

113. 
John,  son  of  (49)  David  Goodrich,  of  Glastonbury,  and 
(15)  Sarah  Edwards,  was  born  June  16,  1730  ;  married,  1st, 
(1009  Talcott  Ped.)  Prudence,  daughter  of  (459  Talcott  Ped.) 
Col.  Elizur  Talcott  and  (32)  Euth,  daughter  of  (14)  Daniel 
Wright,  Jr.,  June  17,  1752.  She  died  of  consumption  Octo- 
ber 18,  1752.  He  married.  2d,  (74)  Abigail,  daughter  of 
(61)  Daniel  Deming,  Jr.,  October  8,  1761,  and  had 

172  Mary,  b.  April  17, 1763 ;  m.  William  Stillman,  December  15, 

1785 ;  d.  1834. 

173  Russell,  b.  February  6, 1765  ;  d.  s.  1837. 

174  Abigail,  b.  August  1,  1767  ;  m.  (1018  Talcott  Ped.)  Geokge  Tal- 

cott, February  9,  1786  ;  d.  June  27,  1854. 

175  Jared,  b.  March  15,  1769  ;  m.  Louisa  Loveland,  June,  1798 ;  d. 

September  19,  1804. 

176  Amelia,  b.  January  5,  1771 ;  m.  1st,  Samuel  R.  Smith,  Septem- 

ber, 1797 ;  2d, Pitkin  ;  3d,  Elisha  Chapman  ;  d.  1828. 

John  Goodrich  died  October  12,  1774. 
Abigail  Deming,  widow  of  John  Goodrich,  died  June  12, 
1799,  as.  68  years. 

154. 
Eliznr,  son  of  (55)  David  Goodrich  and  Hepzibah  Board- 
man,  was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Eocky  Hill  Society,-  October 
18,    1734;    married    Katharine,   daughter  of    Hon.   Elihu 
Chauncey  (b.  April  11,  1741),  February!,  1759,  and  had 


Goodrich.  529 

177  Chauncey,  b.  October  20,  1759 ;  United  States  Senator  and  Lieu- 

tenant-Governor of  Connecticut ;  d.  August  18, 1815. 

178  Elizur,  b.  March  24,  1761;  m.    Anne  W.  Allen,  September  1, 

1785  ;  d.  November  1, 1849. 

179  Samuel,  b.  January  12,  1763  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Ely,  July  29,  1784  ; 

d.  April  19, 1835. 

180  Elihu,  b.  September  16,  1764 ;  d.  s. 

181  Charles  Augustus,  b.  March  2,  1768  ;  d.  s. 

182  Nathan,  b.  August  5,  1770  ;  d.  y. 

183  Catharine,  b.  December  2.  1775 ;  m.  Rev.  David  Smith,  D.D.,  of 

Dunkirk,  Conn. ;   d.  1845. 

Rev.  Elizur  Goodrich  settled  in  Durham,  Conn.,  where  he 
died  November  21,  1799. 

Katharine  Chauncey,  widow  of  Rev.  Elizur  Goodrich, 
died  April  8,  1830. 

169. 

Charles  (Rev.),  son  of  (104)  Capt.  Charles  Goodrich 

and  his  second  wife  Hannah  Ward,  was  born  in  Pittsfield, 
Mass.,  April  22,  1778;  married  Amelia  Jones  (b.  August  21, 
1780),  September  17,  1797,  and  had 

184  Charles,  b.  February  22,  1799;  d.  y. 

185  Elizabeth,  b.  October  16,  1800. 

186  Charles,  b.  August  16,  1802  ;  m.  Caroline  Brooks. 

187  Harriet  W.,  b.  July  16,  1804. 

188  David,  b.  June  20,   1806 ;  in.,  1st,  Mary  Winton,  December  2, 

1829;  2d,  Phoebe  Hubbell,  January  3,  1836;  3d,  Nancy  D. 
Tuthill,  September  27,  1837  ;  4th,  Frances  E.  Danforth. 

189  George  W.,  b.  March  23,  1808  ;  m.  Emeline . 

190  Amelia  H.,  b.  January  7,  1810  :  m.  C.  Q.  Judd. 

' — -  191  Lucy  P.,  b.  December  31, 1811 ;  in.  Nelson  Winton. 

192  Samuel  W.,  b.  February  16, 1814 ;  m.  Eliza  St.  Croix. 

Amelia  Jones,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Goodrich,  died  at 
Penn  Yan,  N.  Y.,  January  11,  1835. 

Rev.  Charles  Goodrich  died  at  Penn  Yan  in  1871.. 

188. 
David,  son  of  (169)  Rev.  Charles  Goodrich  and  Amelia 
Jones,  was  born  June  20,  1806  ;  married,  1st,  Mary  Winton, 

December  2,  1829,  and  had 

193  Charles,  b.  August  3,  1831. 


530  Goodrich. 

194  William  W.,  b.  August  23, 1833  ;  m.  Frances  A.  Wickks,  Sep- 

tember 10, 1857. 

Mary  Winton,  wife  of  Kev.  Chakles  Goodrich,  died.  He  married 
2d,  Phcebe  Hcbbell,  January  3,  1836 ;  no  children.  He 
married,  3d,  Nancy  D.  Tuthill,  September  27,  1837,  and  had 

195  Edward,  b.fDecember  22,  1838. 

196  Frances  A.,  b.  November  27,  1841. 

197  Sidney  E.,  b.  September  14,  1845. 

Naucy  D.  Tuthill,  third  wife  of  Bev.  Charles  Goodrich,  died. 
He  married,  4th,  Frances  E.  Danporth. 

194. 
William  W.,  son  of  (188)  David  Goodrich  and  his  first 
wife   Mary   Winton,   was  born  August  23,  ^833  ;    married 
Frances  A.  Wickes,  of  Albany,  N.  Y.,  September  10.  1857, 
and  had 

198  Frederick  E.,  b.  July  7,  1858. 

199  Henry  W,,  b.  April  26,  1860. 

200  Jesse  L.,  b.  August  30, 1861 . 

201  Mabel  D.,  b.  November  1,  1865. 

William  W.  Goodrich  is  a  practicing  lawyer  in  the  city  of 
New  York. 

in. 

Noah,  son  of    (105)  Ephraim  Goodrich  and  Penelope 

Hale,  was  born  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  August  30, 1764 ;  mar- 
ried, 1st,  Prudence,  daughter  of  Goodrich,  Novem- 
ber 23,  1786,  and  had 

202  Erastus,  b.  June  15,  1788;  m.  (1742  Talcott  Ped.)  Hope  Tal- 

cott,  February  27,  1812 ;  d.  June  29,  1854. 

203  Aner,  b.  September  30,  1789  ;  m.  Ruth  Stratton,  October  31, 

1813;  d.  July  15,  1871. 

204  Norman,  b.  December  30,   1792 ;  m.  Eliza  True,  January  20, 

1822  ;  d.  February  9,  1861. 

205  Roxa,  b.  September  16, 1798  ;  m.  David  Nealy;  d.  1824. 

206  Prudence,  b.  January  25,  1805  ;  d.  March  31, 1805. 

207  Anna,b.  April  30, 1807;  d.  January  13,  1808. 

208  Penelope,  b.  January  3, 1812  ;  d.  January  6,  1812. 

Prudence  Goodrich,  wife  of  Noah  Goodrich,  died  in  Tioga,  N. 
Y.,  January  30,  1813.  He  married,  2d,  Ruth  Stratton,  and 
had 


Goodrich.  531 

209  Ephraim,  b.  October  31,  1815;  m.  Hannah  B.  Hauuhton. 
Noah  Goodrich  died  at  Tioga,  N.  Y.,  July  19,  1834. 

202. 
Erastns,  son  of  (171)  Noah  Goodrich  and  Prudence 

Goodrich,  was  born  June  15,  1788;  married  (1742  Talcott 
Ped.)  Hope,  daughter  of  (1016  Talcott  Ped.)  Elizur  Talcott 
and  Dorothy  Lord  (b.  May  10,  1785),  February  27,  1812,  and 
had 

210  David,  b.  January  3,  1813  ;  m.  Fanny  Trueman. 

211  Prudence,  b.  July  22, 1814  ;  m.  Daniel  G.  Taylor. 

212  George  B.,  b.  December  1,  1816  ;  m.  (1757  Talcott  Ped.)  Sarah 

C.  Talcott,  September  2, 1840. 

213  Eunice  A.,  b.  August  20, 1818,  m.  George  Trueman,  November 

17.  1842. 

214  Edwin,  b.   October  12,  1820  ;    m.   Calphurnia    Mersereau, 

September  18,  1844. 

215  Erastus,  b.  February  25,  1823  ;  m.  1st,  Nancy  Ann  Taylor  ;  2d, 

Phcebe  A.  Dodge. 

216  Susan  E.,  b.  June  9, 1826  ;  m.  JonN  C.  Williams. 

217  Lucy  B.,  b.  July  15,  1830 ;  m.  T.  I.  Chatfield. 

The  above  children  were  all  living  in  1880. 
Erastus  Goodrich  died  June  29,  1854. 
Hope  Talcott,  widow  of  Erastus  Goodrich,  died  February 
13,  1865. 

303. 

Aner,  son  of  (171)  Noah  Goodrich  and  Prudence  Good- 
rich, was  born  September  30, 1789  ;  married  Ruth  Stratton, 
October  31,  1813,  and  had 

218  Emily  M.,  b.  December  30, 1817  ;  m.. Lyman  Trueman,  January 

10,  1838. 

219  Andrew  Jackson. 

220  John  A.,  m.  (265)  Jennie  E.  Goodrich,  April  29,  18G8. 

Aner  Goodrich  died  July  15,  1871. 

204. 

Norman,  son  of  (171)  Noah  Goodrich  and  Prudence 

Goodrich,  was  born  December  30, 1792;  married  Eliza  True, 
January  20,  1822,  and  had 


532  Goodrich. 

221  Noah,  b.  April  5,  1823  ;  m.  Charlotte  R.  Lane,  May  15,  1845. 

222  Hermon  N.,  b.  October  11, 1824;  m.  Sarah  E.  Catlin,  May  1, 

1851  ;  d.  November  20,  1874. 

223  Mary  Louisa,  b.  April  20,  1826. 

224  Rhoda  Ann,  b.  May  29,  1828  ;  m.  Benjamin  C.  Stiles,  October 
23, 1849. 

225  Amanda  M.,   )  d.  January  5,  1833. 

U.July  24,  1830. 

226  Mortimer  A., )  d.  October  5,  1830. 

227  Abner  T.,  b.  March  23,  1833  ;  d.  September  13. 1853. 

228  Jairus  T.,  b.  November  18,  1838. 


Norman  Goodrich  died  February  9,  1861. 
Eliza  True,  widow  of  Norman  Goodrich,  died  March  10, 
1872. 

305. 

Rova,  daughter  of  (171)  Noah  Goodrich  and  Prudence 

Goodrich,   was  born   September   16,  1798 ;  married  David 
Nealy,  and  had 

229  Prudence,  m.  Rev.  Mr.  Wadswokth. 

230  James. 

231  George. 

232  Elizabeth,  m.  Charles  Stebbins. 

233  Charles. 

Roxa  Goodrich,  wife  of  David  Nealy,  died  in  1824. 

209. 
Ephraim,  son  of  (171)  Noah  Goodrich  and  Ruth  Stratton, 

his  second  wife,  was  born  October  31,  1815  ;  married  Hannah 
B.  Haughton,  and  had 

234  Ruth  A.,  b.  May  22, 1844  ;  d.  December  26, 1878. 

235  Charles  E.,  b.  October  7,  1850  ;  m.  Mary  Raymond. 

21©. 
David,  son  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and  (1742  Talcott 
Ped.)  Hope  Talcott,  was  born  January  3, 1813  ;  married  Fanny 
Trueman,  and  had 

236  Mary,  m.  Dwight  Cady. 

237  Charles,  m.  Sarah  Crouch. 

238  Lyman,  m.  Cynthia  Cornell. 


Goodrich.  533 

311. 
Prudence,   daughter  of    (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and 

(1742  Taleott  Ped.)  Hope  Talcott,  was  born  July  22,  1814; 
married  Daniel  G.  Taylor,  and  had 

239  Margaret  Elizabeth,  b.  August  27, 1840. 

240  William  G.,  b.  in  1843. 

212. 
George  B.,  son  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and  (1742 
Talcott  Ped.)  Hope  Talcott,  was  born  December  1, 1816 ;  mar- 
ried (1757  Talcott  Ped.)  Sarah  C,  daughter  of  (1741  Talcott 
Ped.)  George  Lord  Talcott  and  Sarah  McQuigg,  September  2, 
1840,  and  had 

241  Sarah  T.,  b.  December  29, 1841 ;  m.  Wm.  H.  Ellis,  October  15, 

1863. 

242  James  Wright,  b.  October  15,  1843. 

243  Charlotte,  b.  July  29,  1848. 

213. 
Eunice  £..,  daughter  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and 

(1742  Talcott  Ped.)  Hope  Talcott,  was  born  August  20, 1818 ; 
married  George  Trueman,  November  17,  1842,  and  had 

244  William  S.,  b.  July  10,  1844  ;  m.  Kate  Stedman,  and  had 

1  Francis. 

2  William. 

3  Adeline. 

245  Sarah  F.,  b.  September  9, 1846 ;  m.  Chase  A.  Thompson,  and  had 

1  Anna,  b.  May,  1870. 

2  George,  b.  in  1876. 

246  George,  Jr.,  b.  June  25,  1848. 

247  Gilbert,  b.  February  9, 1850 ;  m.  Alice  Steele,  and  had 

1  George,  b.  in  1871 . 

2  James,  b.  in  1876. 

248  Francis,  b.  June  15,  1853 ;  d.  July  10,  1853. 

214. 
Edwin,  son  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and  (1742  Talcott 
Ped.),  Hope  Talcott,  was  born    October  1 2,  1 820 ;  married 
Calphurnia  Mersereau,  September  18,  1844,  and  had 


534  Goodrich. 

249  David  U.,  b.  November  3,  1845. 

250  Helen  Frances,  b.  October  19,  1847 ;  d.  January  13,  1875. 

251  Mary  Kingsland,  b.  January  21,  1849  ;  m.  Calvin  Dean. 

252  John  Edwin,  b.  September  13,  1850  ;  m.  Hebe  Frye. 

253  Augusta  Calphurnia,  b.  July  5,  1852  ;  d.  March  6, 1854. 

254  Susan  Emma,  b.  December  28, 1856. 

255  George  Edwin,  b.  April  28,  1862;  d.  March  8, 1872. 

315. 
Erastus,  Jr.,  son  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and  (1742 
Talcott  Ped.),   Hope  Talcott,  was  bom  February  25,  1823; 
married,  1st,  Nancy  Ann  Taylor,  and  had 

256  RoswelL 

257  Frank  M. 

258  Anna. 

Nancy  Ann  Taylor,  wife  of  Erastus  Goodrich,  Jr.,  died.    He 
married,  2d,  Piicebk  A.  Dodge,  and  had 

259  Harriet,  b.  May,  1871. 

260  Lucy  C,  b.  in  1873. 

261  Mary,  b.  in  1876. 

262  George  Erastus,  b.  July,  1879. 

a 

316. 

Susan  E.,  daughter  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and 
(1742  Talcott  Ped.)  Hope  Talcott,  was  born  June  9,  1826 ; 
married  John  C.  Williams,  and  had 

1  Olive,  b.  July  3,  1867. 

217. 
Lucy  B.,  daughter  of  (202)  Erastus  Goodrich  and  (1742 
Talcott  Ped.)  Hope  Talcott,  was  born  July  15, 1830  ;  married 
Thomas  Ives  Chatfield  (b.  Sept.  16,  1818),  and  had 

1  Thomas  Ives,  Jr.,  b.  October  4, 1871 . 

318. 

Emily  M.,  daughter  of  (203)  Aner  Goodrich  and  Ruth 
Stratton,  was  born  December  30,  1817 ;  married  Lyman 
Trueman  (b.  March  2,  1806),  Jannary  10,  1838,  and  had 

1  Adeline,  b.  December  18,  1848  ;  m.  John  B.  Stanbrough, 
April  25,  1860,  and  had 


Goodrich.  535 

a  Dora  T.,  b.  October  26, 1861. 
b  Lyman  T.,  b.  January  11,  1S64. 
o  Frank  T.,  b.  June  7,  1867. 

2  Emily  Augusta,  b.  April  21,   1841  ;  m.  Capt.  Eugene  B. 

Gere,  June  18,  1867. 

3  Dorinda   Experience,   b.   May   6,    1844  ;  m.  Clarence   A. 

Thompson,  June  9,  1867,  and  had 

a  Sidney  Welles,  b.  February  10,  1873. 

4  Aner  G.,  b.  June  11,  1847 ;  d.  October  2,  1848. 

331. 
Noah,  son  of  (204)  Norman  Goodrich  and  Eliza  True, 

was  born  April  5,  1823  ;  married  Charlotte  E.  Lane  (b.  De- 
cember 29,  1825),  May  15,  1845,  and  had 

263  Helen  F.,  b.  March  18,  1846  ;  d.  August  9, 1847. 

264  Hiram  E.,  b.  December  31,  1847 ;  m.  Tryphena  McLane,  Octo- 

ber 20,  1869. 

265  Jennie  E.,  b.  August  29, 1849  ;  m.  1st,  (220)  John  A.  Goodrich, 

April  29,  1868  ;  2d,  Frederick  C.  Steele,  January  28,  1880. 

266  James  N.,  b.  May  4,  1852  ;  d.  April  5, 1856. 

267  Ella  Josephine,  b.  December  30, 1859. 

333. 

Hermon  IV.,  son  of  (204)  Norman  Goodrich  and  Eliza 
True,  was  born  October  11,  1824 ;  married  Sarah  E.  Catlin, 
May  1,  1851,  and  had 

268  Charles  T.,  b.  December  7,  1852 ;  m.  Frances  M.  Deyo,  May  10 

1874. 

Hermon  N.  Goodrich  died  November  20,  1874. 

341. 

Sarah  T.,  daughter  of  (212)  George  B.  Goodrich  and 

(1757  Talcott  Ped.)  Sarah  C.  Talcott,  was  born  December  29, 
1841  ;  married  William  H.  Ellis,  October  15, 1863,  and  had 

.     1  George  Edwin,  b.  July  2, 1865  ;  d.  September  19, 1866. 

2  James  G.,  "b.  June  7,  1868  ;  d.  September  18,  1869. 

3  Charlotte,  b.  August  25, 1872. 

4  Charles  Talcott,  b.  January  15,  1877. 

68 


536  Goodrich. 

364. 

Hiram  E.,  son  of  (221)  Noah  Goodrich  and  Charlotte 
R.  Lane,  was  born  December  31,  1 847 ;  married  Tryphena 
McLane,  October  20,  1869,  and  had 

269  Frederick  E,  b.  November  3,  1870. 

270  John  A.,  b.  February  12,  1877. 

368. 
Charles  T.,  son  of    (222)  Hermon   N.  Goodrich  and 

Sarah   E.   Catlin,   was    born   December  7,   1852;    married 
Frances  M.  Deyo,  May  10,  1874,  and  had 

271  Hermon  A.,  b.  November  6, 1874  ;  d.  June  10,  1877. 

272  Willie,  b.  August  20,  1876. 

178. 
Elizur,  son  of  (154)  Elizur  Goodrich  and  Katharine 
Chauncey,  was  born  March  24, 1761 ;  married  Anne  Willard, 
daughter  of  Daniel  and  Esther  Allen,   September  1,    1785, 
and  had 

273  Elizur,  b.  October  3,  1787;  m.  Eliza,  daughter  of  Gen.  Henry 

Champion,  of  Hartford,  October  25,  1818. 

274  Chauncey  Allen,  b.  October  29,  1790;  m.  Julia,  daughter  of 

Noah  Webster,  LL.  D. 
.275  Nancy,  b.  January  1,  1793  ;  m.  Hon.  Henry  L.  Ellsworth  ;  d. 
January  15, 1847. 

Anne  Willard  Allen,  wife  of  Hon.  Elizur  Goodrich,  died 
November  17,  1818. 

Hon.  Elizur  Goodrich  died  at. New  Haven,  Conn.,  Novem- 
ber 1,  1849. 

179. 
Samuel,  son  of  (154)  Elizur  Goodrich  and  Eatherine 
Chauncey,  was  born  January  12,  1763 ;  married  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Col.  John  Ely,  July  29,  1784,  and  had 

276  Sarah  Worthington,  b.  August  7,  1785<  m.,  1st,  Amos'Cooke; 

2d,  Hon.  Frederick  Wolcott. 

277  Elizabeth,  b.  April  26,  1787 ;  m.  Rev.  Noah  Coe. 

278  Abigail,  b.  November  29,  1788 ;  m.  Eev.  Samuel  Whittlesey. 


Goodkioii.  537 

279  Charles  Augustus  ("Peter  Parley"),  b.  August  19,  1790;  m. 

Sarah  Upson. 

280  Catharine,  b.  December  4,  1791 ;  m.  Daniel  Dunbar,  of  Berlin. 

281  Samuel  Griswold,  b.  August  19,  1793  ;  m.,  1st,  Adeline  Brad- 

let  ;  2d,  Mary  Boot  . 

282  Blihu  Ohaunoey,  b.  November  18,  1795  ;  d.  June  9,  1797. 

283  Mary  Ann,  b.  May  29, 1799  ;  m.  Hon.  N.B.  Smith,  of  Woodbury, 

Conn. 

284  Emily  Chauncey,  b.  November  25, 1801 ;  d.  October  22,  1803. 

285  Emily  Chauncey,  b.  November  13, 1805  ;  m.  Rev.  Darius  Mead. 

Rev.  Samuel  Goodrich  died  at  Berlin,  Conn.,  April  19, 1835. 
Elizabeth  Ely,  widow  of  Rev.  Samuel  Goodrich,  died  at 
Berlin,  Conn.,  March  3,  1837. 

109. 

Elisha,  son  of  (48)  William  Goodrich  and  Rachel  Savage, 

was  born  May  27,  1734 ;  married  (116)  Lucy,  daughter  of  (49) 
David  Goodrich  and  (15)  Sarah  Edwards  (b.  February  24, 1734), 
and  had 

286  Eliakim,  m.  Sarah  Leland,  in  1781. 

287  Jeremiah,  b.  October  1,  1772  ;  m.  Jemima  Tryon,  November  22, 

1801*  d.  December  20,  1824. 

286. 
Eliakim,  son  of  (109)  EHsha  Goodrich  and  (116)  Lucy 

Goodrich,  was   born  ;    married  Sarah,  daughter  of 

Phineas  Leland  and  Sarah  Warren  (b.  in  Grafton,  Mass.,  in 
1763),  in  1781,  and  had 

288  Ansel,  b.  in  1782  ;  m.  Mary  Strickland  ;  d.  in  1819. 

289  Ira,  b.  in  1785  ;  m.  Fear  Potter;  d.  in  1825. 

290  Cyprian,  b.  in  1786  ;  m.  Abigail  Giles. 

291  Lucy,  b.  in  1788  ;  m.  Joseph  Berry-;  d.  in  1829. 

292  Alanson,  b.  in  1790  ;  m.  Mary  Pixley. 

293  Silas,  b.  in  1793 ;  m.  (353)  Mary  A.  Goodrich,  March  11,  1828. 

294  Sarah,  b.  in  1795. 

295  Betsey,  b.  in  1797  ;  m.  Jonathan  Platt. 

296  Anne,  b.  in  1799  ;  d.  y. 

297  Jasper,  b.  in  1801 ;  m.  Betsey  Thorne. 

298  William,  b.  in  1804 ;  m.  May  Fox. 

299  Fanny,  b.  in  1806. 

Sarah  Leland,  wife  of  Eliakim  Goodrich,  died  in  Owego 
in  1824. 


538  Goodrich. 

288. 
Ansel,  son  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah  Leland, 

was  born  in  1782 ;  married  Mary  Strickland,  and  had 

300  Stephen  R.,  b.  in  1808  ;  d.  at  Macon,  Ga.,  in  1835. 

301  Mary  Ann,  b.  in  1811  ,  d.  in  1836  at  Athens,  Pa. 

302  Frederick  A.,  b.  in  1812  ;  d.  in  1814,  at  Owego. 

303  Sarah  W.,  b.  in  1816  ;  m.  Orlando  Saltmarsh  ;  d.  at  Macon,  Ga. 

304  Nancy  L.,  b.  in  1817  ;  m.  C.  N.  Shipman  ;  d.  at  Athens,  Pa. 

Ansel  Goodrich  died  in  Owego  in  1819.     Was  a  merchant 

and  a  Manor- General. 

289. 

Ira,  son  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah  Leland, 

was  born  in  1785 ;  married  Fear  Potter,  and  had 

305  Ann  M.,  b.  in  1808  ;  m.  Enoch  L.  Roberts. 

306  Louise,  b.  in  1812  ;  d.  in  1827. 

307  Sarah  M.,  b.  in  1814 ;  m.  Stbphbn  G.  Williams. 

308  Lydia,  b.  in  1816 ;  m.  Joseph  P.  True. 

309  Mary,  b.  in  1818  ;  m.  F.  C.  Beman. 

310  Return  S.,  b.  in  1820  ;  d.  in  1822. 

311  Ansel  F.,  b.  in  1822. 

312  Charlotte,  b.  in  1824  ;  d.  in  1825. 

Ira  Goodrich  died  in  1825.     Was  a  merchant  and  died  in 
Rochester,  N.  Y. 

290. 

Cyprian,  son  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah 

Leland,  was  born  in  1786  ;  married  Abigail  Giles,  and  had 

313  Charles  W.,  b.  in  1814  ;  m.  Electa  L.  Burk. 

314  Prudence  S.,  b.  in  1816  ;  m.  Joseph  Golder. 

315  Mary,  b.  in  1818  ;  m.  James  Ferris. 

316  Ansel  J.,  b.  in  1820. 

317  Eunice,  b.  in  1823. 

318  Eliza,   ) 

[  b.  in  -1825. 

319  Sarah,  )  d.  in  1840. 

320  Ira,  b.  in  1827. 


Cyprian  Goodrich  resided  in  Oato,  "N".  Y. 

291. 

Lucy,  daughter  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah 
Leland,  was  born  in  1788  ;  married  Joseph  Berry,  and  had 


Goodrich.  539 

321  Charlotte,  b.  in  1813 ;  ra .  M.  Vandenbergh. 

322  William,  b.  in  1815 ;  m.  Susan  Vought. 

323  Eliza,  b.  in  1817  ;  m.  William  Vandenbergii. 

324  Sarah  L.,  b.  in  1819 ;  m.  Miciiael  Conklin. 

325  Franklin  C,  b.  in  1822. 

326  Harriet,  b.  in  1824 ;  m.  John  Hanes. 

327  Ira,  b.  in  1826. 

328  Lucinda,  b.  in  1828  ;  m.  Joseph  Spaulding. 

329  Joseph,  b.  in  1830. 

Lucy  Goodrich,  wife  of  Joseph  Beeey,  died  in  Owego  in 

1829. 

892. 
Alanson,  son  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah 
Leland,  was  born  in  1790 ;  married  Mary  Pixley,  and  had 

330  Charles  P.,  b.  in  1816  ;  m.  Harriet  Styles. 

331  Frederick,  b.  in  1818 ;  m.  Abby  F.  Sherman. 

332  Harriet,  b.  in  1821 ;  m.  Sherman  Mosher. 

333  Eunice,  b.  in  1823. 

334  Elizabeth,  b.  in  1826. 

335  Francis,  b.  in  1830. 

336  Leland,  b.  in  1836. 

Alanson  Goodrich  resided  in  Owego,  N.  Y. 

293. 
Silas,  son  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah  Leland, 

was  born  1793;  married  (353)  Mary  Ann,  daughter  of  (287) 
Jeremiah  Goodrich  and  Jemima  Tryon  (b.  May  14,  1804), 
March  11,  1828,  and  had 

(See  [353]  Maey  Ann,  daughter  of  [287]  Jeeemiau  Good- 
rich.) 

Silas  Goodrich  resided  in  Owego,  N.  Y. 

295. 
Betsey,  daughter  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah 

Leland,  was  born  in  1797 ;  married  Jonathan  Piatt,  and  had 

337  Charlotte,  b.  in  1817 ;  m.  George  W.  Underwood. 

338  Mary,  b.  in  1819 ;  m.  Henry  Morgan. 

339  Charles,  b.  in  1822. 

340  George,  b.  in  1824. 


540  Goodrich. 

342  Elizabeth,  b.  in  1833. 

343  Edward,  b.  in  1838. 

Betsey   Goodrich,   wife   of   Jonathan  Plait,  resided  in 
Owego,  K  Y. 

297. 

Jasper,  son  of    (286)   Eliakim    Goodrich   and    Sarah 

Leland,  was  born  in  1801 ;  married  Betsey  Thorne,  and  had 

344  Charles,  b.  in  1834. 

345  Charlotte,  b.  in  1836. 

346  Emily,  b.  in  1838. 

347  Sarah,  b.  in  1839. 

348  Stephen  T.,  b.  in  1840. 

349  Mary  J.,  b.  in  1843. 

350  Elizabeth,  b.  in  1844. 

Jasper  Goodrich  resided  in  Washington,  Ohio. 

298. 
William,  son  of  (286)  Eliakim  Goodrich  and  Sarah 

Leland,  was  born  in  1804 ;  married  May  Fox,  and  had 

351  Stella  X..,  b.  in  1833. 

352  Hobart  M.,  b.  in  1834. 

William  Goodrich  resided  at  Towanda,  Pa. 

287. 
Jeremiah,  son  of  (109)  Elisha  Goodrich  and  (116) 
Lucy  Goodrich,  was  born  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  October  1, 
1772  ;  married  Jemima  Try  on  (b.  October  10, 1779),  Novem- 
ber 22, 1801,  and  had 

353  Mary  Ann,  b.  May  14,  1804 ;  m.  (393)  Silas  Goodrich,  March 

11, 1838  ;  d.  May  4,  1871. 

354  David,  b.  February  7, 1806  ;  d.  August  33-,  1838. 

355  Augusta,  b.  April  31,  1811  :  d.  in  Owego  September  17,  1839. 

356  Lucy  Tryon,  b.  January  10,  1814;  m.   Robert  B.  Piddis,  De- 

cember 6,  1836. 

357  Elizur  Tryon,  b.  January  31, 1817 ;  d.  at  Cincinnati,  February 

4,  1868. 

Jemima  Tryon,   wife    of    Jeremiah   Goodrich,  died    in 
Glastonbury,  Conn.,  February  7,  1819. 


Goodrich.  541 

Jerkmiah  Goodrich  died  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  December 
20,  1824. 

353. 
Mary  Ann,  daughter  of  (287)  Jeremiah  Goodrich  and 
Jemima  Tryon,  was  born  May  14,  1804 ;  married  (293)  Silas 
Goodrich,  March  11,  1828,  and  had 

358  Jemima  Augusta,  b.  January  36, 1829  ;  m.  Rev.  James  T.  Griff- 

ing,  September  13, 1855. 

359  Sarah  Ann,  b.  April  11,  1831. 

360  James  Jeremiah,  b.  October  19,  1833;  d.  in  Kansas,  November, 

1868. 

361  Rachel  Tryon,  b.  August  27,  1836  ;  d.  in  Owego,  December  30, 

1852 

362  Ralph  Leland,  m.  Jennie  Connett,  at  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  August 

25,  1869. 

363  Mary  Clarissa,  b.  February  20,  1839  ;  m.  GuRDON  H.  HORTON, 

March  26,  1863. 

364  Stephen  Silas,  b.  June  16,1842;  in.  Mary  E.  Stiles,  October 

10,  1871. 

Mary  Ann  Goodrich,  wife  of  Silas  Goodrich,  died  in 
Owego,  May  4,  1871. 

356. 

Lucy  Tryon,  daughter  of  (287)  Jeremiah  Goodrich  and 
Jemima  Tryon,  was  born  January  10,  1814  ;  married  Robert 
B.  Fiddis,  December  6,  1836,  and  had 

365  James  Robert,  b.  July  27, 1837 ;  m.  Olivia  Martinez,  August 

23, 1879. 

366  Lucy  A,  b.  July  17,  1839. 

367  Anna  Augusta,  b.  July  26,  1842  ;  m.  Rev.  John  H.  Griffith, 

June  30,  1863,  and  had 

1  Herbert  Baxter,  b.  May  12, 1865. 

2  Lucy  Fiddis,  b.  March  13, 1870. 

358. 

Jemima,  daughter  of  (353)  Mary  Ann  Goodrich  and  (293) 
Silas  Goodrich,  was  born  January  26,  1829 ;  married  Rev. 
James  T.  Gritting,  in  Owego,  September  13,  1855,  and  had 

368  John  Silas,  b.  in  Kansas  August  26, 1857  ;  m.  Lizzie  Pechren 

in  Manhattan,  Kansas,  October,  1879. 

369  William,  b.  November  24,  1860. 


542  Goodrich. 

370  Mary  Lydia,  b.  August  25,  1863. 

371  Sarah  Augusta,  b.  February  19,  1866. 

362. 
Ralph  I/el  a  ml,  son  of  (353)  Mary  Ann  Goodrich  and 

(293)   Silas   Goodrich,  was  born  ;    married   Jennie 

Connett,  August  25,  1869,  at  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  and  bad 

372  Jennie  Edith,  b.  June  3,  1870. 

Jennie  Connett,  wife  of  Kalph  Leland  Goodrich,  died 
August  7, 1870. 

363. 

t 

Mary  Clarissa,  daughter  of  (353)  Mary  Ann  Goodrich 
and  (293)  Silas  Goodrich,  was  born  February  20,  1839  ;  mar- 
ried, in  Owego,  Gurdon  H.  Horton,  March  26, 1863,  and  had 

373  Fannie  Augusta,  b.  November  2,  1863. 

374  Frederic,  b.  November  9,  1869. 

364. 
Stephen  Silas,  son  of  (353)  Mary  Ann  Goodrich  and 
(293)  Silas  Goodrich,  was  born  June  16,  1842 ;  married,  in 
Owego,  Mary  E..  Stiles,  October  10, 1871,  and  had 

375  Helen  Louise,  b.  July  12,  1872. 

376  Mary  Frances,  b.  November  23,  1873. 


HAMLIN. 


Tlit'  Hamlin's  are  of  trench  origin  ;  they  caine  to  England 
alto  lit  luSO.  Tradition  says  that  two  brothers  came  to  New 
England  and  settled  at  Barnstable  Mass.  Jamkb,  probably  the 
eldest,  brought  his  wife  and  at  least  one  child  with  him,  and 
remained  permanently  at  Barnstable  (iii.ios,  a  sen  captain, 
soon  went  to  Middletown,  Conn.,  and  made  that  place,  his  home. 
.Tamks,  with  his  family,  came  to  America  in  1640.  Gilkb,  his 
brothel',  a  single  man,  probably  came  later,  though  this  is  not 
known.  To  the  Barnstable  family  is  traced  the  lineage  of 
Viee-Presidenf  IIannii;al  IJ.ymlix. 

The  name  of  Hamun  has  been  variously  written,  often 
IIa'mblex,  and  as  often  IIamli.v  and  IIamlex. 

A. 
1. 
James  Hiiiiilin  and  his  wife  Anne ,  had 

2  James,  Jr.,  b.  in  England  ;  m.  Mauy  Dunham. 

3  Hannah,  probably  b.  in  Knjjlnml. 

4  Xsaac. 

5  Bartholomew,  b.  in  Harnptable,  April  11,  1042. 

6  John,  !».  Ju'ni!  MO,  Hi44  ;  in.  Sakaii  Beakse,  August,  1607. 

7  Sarah,  it.  November  T,  1047. 

8  Eleazer,  b.  Marcli  17,  101!). 

9  Israel,  1).  -fnni:  2."i,  1050. 

James  Hamlin  died  in  Barnstable  in  1090. 

James.  Jr.,  -on  of  i  \)  James  Hamlin  and  Anne , 

was  born  in  England:  married  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Dun- 
ham, and  had 

ill) 


544  II  A.MUN. 

10  Mary,  b.  July  24,  1664. 

11  Eliza,  b.  February  13,  1666. 

12  Eleazer,  ) 

■  b.  April  12,  1068. 

13  Experience,  ) 

14  James,  b.  Augu.-t  26,  1609. 

15  Jonathan,  b.  March  8,  1671. 

16  A  child,  b.  March  28,  1672  ;  d.  in  ten  days 

17  Bbenezer,  b.  July  29,  1674. 

18  Elisha,  b.  March  15,  1677  ;  d.  an  infant. 

19  Hope,  b.  March  13,  1680. 

20  Job,  b.  January  15,  1682. 

21  John,  b.  January  12,  1084. 

22  Benjamin,  l»p.  March  15,  1(18."). 

23  Elkanah. 

Mary  Dunham,  wife  or  widow  of  Jamks  U.vmmn,  Je.,  died 
Dec-ember  19,  1715,  in  lier  73d  year. 

6. 

•John,  son  of  (I)  James  Hamlin  and  Anne -,  was 

born  in  Barnstable  June  30,  1644;  married  Sarah,  daughter 
of  Austin  Bearse,  August,  1667,  and  had 

24  Meletia,  b.  July  1,  1668. 

25  Priaoilla,  b.  April  30,  1070. 

26  Sarah,  b.  July  1,  1071. 

27  Martha,  b.  February  16,  1672-3. 

28  Experience,  b.  April  16,  1674. 

29  Hannah,  b.  February  16,  1675-6. 

30  Esther,  b.  March  17,  1676-7. 

31  Thankful,  b.  October,  1679;  d.  October,  1683. 

32  John,  b.  March  10,  1680-1. 

33  Ebenezer,  b.  May  12,  1683. 

34  Abigail,  b.  April  25,  1685. 

35  Benjamin,  b.  February  11,  1686-7  ;  in.,  1st,  Hoi'E  Huckins,  May 

29,  1709  ;  2d,  Anna  Mayo,  in  1718. 

.15. 

Itcn  jaiiiin.  r.on  of  (P>)  John  Hamlin  and  Sarah  Bearse, 

was  born   in    Barnstable  February    11,   16Sf>-7 ;  married,   1st, 
Hope  Huckins,  May  29,  1709,  and  had 

36  Rebecca,  b.  May  17,  1711. 

37  Hannah,  bp.  July,  1714. 

38  Benjamin,  bp.  November  18,  1716. 


Hamlin.  545 

39  Hope,  bp.  August  31,  1718. 

Hope  Huckina,  wife  of  Benjamin  Hamlin,  died  in  1718.  He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Anna,  daughter  of  Samuel  Mayo  and  great-grnnd- 
daughterof  Gov.  Prince,  also  great-granddaughter  of  Rev.  John 
Mayo,  in  1718,  and  had 

40  Cornelius,  b.  in  1719  ;  m.  Jane  Young,  June  23,1748  ;  d.  Novem- 

ber 8,  1791. 

41  Benjamin,  in.  Lydia  Young,  March  24,  1748. 

42  Joshua. 

43  Eleazer. 

44  Lydia,  m,  John  Wiloutt,  of  Hingham,  in  1748. 

45  Isaac,  b.  in  1728;  m.  Sarah  Shaw,  of  Abington. 

45. 

Isaac,  son  of  (35)  Benjamin  Hamlin  and  Anna'  Mayo,  his 

second  wife,  was  born   in    172S;   married  Sarah    Shaw,  of 
Abington,  and  had 

46  Isaac,  b.  in  1748. 

47  David,  b.  in  1752. 

48  Molly,  b.  in  1754. 

49  Joseph,  b.  in  1756. 

50  Sarah,  b.  in  1700. 

51  John,  b.  October  22,  1762  ;  m.,  1st,  Sally  Towne,  1790  ;  2d,  Mrs. 

Dorothy  Gove,  November  10,  1819;  d.  April  15,  1852. 

51. 
John,  son  of  (45)  Isaac  Hamlin  and  Sarah  Shaw,  was 

born  in  Bridgewater,   Mass.,  October  22,   17G2;  married,  1st, 

Sally,  daughter  of  Reuben  and  Sarah  Towne  (b.  in  Sutton, 

Mass.,  1773),  in  Windsor,  Mass.,  in  1790,  and  had 
• 

52  John,  b.  July  29,  1791 ;  d.  February  20,  1792. 

53  Orren,  b.  December  2,  1792;  d.  September  14,  1813. 

54  Reuben, -b.  May  19,  1795  ;  m.  1st. ,  Rhoda  Richahds,  February  15, 

1816 ;  2d,  Fanny  Warner,  April  17,  1828  ;  3d,  Elizabeth 
Jones,  November  3,  1839;  4th,  Eunice  Tirrell,  January  1, 
1854;  5th,  Pamela  Little,  September  22,  1866;  d.  December 
28,  1866. 

55  Clarissa,  b.  July  5,  1797;  m.  Otis  Pratt,  January  28,  1817;  d. 

December  13,  1831. 

56  Nabby,  b.  February  10,  1800  ;  m.  John  Ford,  September  3,  1818  ; 

d.  September  29,  1833. 

57  Lyman,  b.  January  14,  1803  ;  m.  Lucy  Flint,  of  East  Bloomfield, 

N.  Y.,  in  1826  ;  d.  February  14,  1878. 


54fi  Hamltn. 

58  Freeman,  b.  May  8, 1805 ;  in.,  1st,  Clarissa  Whiting,  of  Plainfield 

June  4,  1839  ;  2d,  Maktha  Taylor,  November  30,  1848. 

59  Polly,  b.  September  15,  1807  ;  m.  Masox  Ames,  May  12,  1830  ;  d. 

March  18,  1847. 

60  Horace,  b.  August  23, 1810  ;  m.,  1st,  Clarissa  Bancroft,  of  Gran- 

ville, Ohio,  May  1,  1834  :  2d,  Mis.  Lizzie  Qavren,  July  6, 1876. 

61  John,  b.  December  3, 1814  ;  d  .  October  22,  1844. 

Sally  Towne,  wife  of  Jons  Hamlin,  Esq.,  died  October  11, 1818. 
He  married  2d,  Mrs.  Dorothy  Gove,  of  Wortbington,  No- 
vember 10,  1819;  no  eh.  She  died  September  21,  1847,  se.  69 
years. 

John  Hamlin  served  in  the  war  of  the  Revolution,  and 
died  in  Plainfield  April  15,  1852. 

John  H*amlin,  in  the  year  1770,  at  the  age  of  thirteen,  re- 
moved with  his  parents  to  Cnnimington  three  years  before  it 
took  the  municipal  rank  of  a  town.  It  was  among  the  most 
distinct  of  his  recollections  that  while  at  Northampton,  on  his 
way  to  (Jummington,  the  news  of  our  country's  Declaration  of 
Independence  reached  that  town,  surprising  yet  rejoicing  the 
inhabitants.  At  the  age  of  sixteen  lie  entered  the  service  of 
his  country  for  the  maintenance  of  this  declaration,  in  which 
service  he  continued  about  tix  months.  For  this  he  was  subse- 
quently moderately  pensioned  by  the  government,  and  was,  at 
the  time  of  his  death,  the  last  of  the  Revolutionary  pensioners 
in  Plainfield.  At  the  age  of  twenty-eight  ho  .married  and  re- 
moved to  Plainfield,  then  a  district  belonging  to  Cuinmington, 
thus  becoming  one  of  its  earliest  inhabitants,  though  it  was  not 
incorporated  as  a  town  til!  about  seventeen  years  later.  As  a 
citizen  Mr.  Hamlin  was  respected  and  honored,  having  received 
many  offices  of  trust  by  the  suffrages  of  his  fellow  citizens. 
For  nineteen  years  he  was  one  of  the  Selectmen  of  the  town, 
and  was  five  years,  including  ten  sessions,  a  member  of  the 
General  Court,  as  a  representative  of  Ms  town.  He  was  also 
early  appointed  a  Justice  of  the  Peace,  but  steadily  declining 
the  legal  qualifications,  he  never  exercised  the  functions  of 
that  office. 

54. 

Reuben,  son  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally  Towne, 
was  born  in  Plainfield,  Mass.,  May  19,  1795;  married,  1st, 
Rhoda  Richards,  of  Plainfield,  February  15,  1810,  and  had 


Hammn.  547 

62  MarUIa  R.,  b.  June  4,  1817  ;  d.  October  7,  1887. 

63  FJora  A.,  b.  March  29.  1819  ;  d.  June  12,  1840. 

64  Martha  A.,  b.  March  28,  1821  ;  in.  William  C.  Bissell,  March 

19,  1855  ;  d.  September  8, 1857. 

65  Shepard  L.,  b.  February  14. 1823  ;  m.  Elizabeth  B.  Valentine  ; 

d.  March  6,  1866. 

66  Laura  B.,  b.  April,  1825  ;  <1.  October  14,  1826. 

Rhoria  Richards,  wife  of  Reuben  Hamlin,  died  December  29, 1826, 
He  married,  2d,  Fanny  Warner,  of  Plainfield,  April  17,  1828, 
and  had 

67  Laura  B.,  b.  April  27,  1829  ;  m.  James  C.  Bellman,  of  Cincin- 

nati, Ohio,  December  22,  1853. 

68  Rosamund  W.,  b.  June  1,  1831  ;  d.  August  29, 1844. 

69  Alfred  W.,  b.  June  17,  1834  ;  m.  Harriet  N.  Stkatton  ;  d.  June 

6,  1872. 

70  Wallace  A.,  b.  March  13,  1839  ;  m.  Rachel  Mercer,  October  27, 

1870;  d.  June  6,  1872;  no  ch. 

Fanny  Warner,  second  wife  of  Reuben  Hamlin,  died  July  22,  1839. 
He  married,  3d,  Elizabeth  Jones,  of  Plainfield,  November  3, 
1839,  and  had  no  children.  Elizabeth  Jones,  third  wife  of 
Reuben  Hamlin,  died  December  11,  1851,  a>.  45  years,  11 
months  and  26  days.  He  married,  4th,  Mrs.  Eunice  Tihrell, 
of  Plainfield,  January  1,  1854,  and  had  no  children.  She  died 
January  1,  1864,  se.  58  years,  1  month  and  3  days.  He  married, 
5th,  Mrs.  Pamela  Little,  of  Shelbum  Falls,  September  23, 
1866  ;  no  ch. 

Reuben  Hamlin  died  at  Slielburn  Falls,  December  28, 1866, 
re.  71  years,  7  months  and  9  days. 

55. 

Clarissa,  daughter  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally 
Towne,  was  born  in  Plainfield,  Mass.,  July  5,  1797;  married 
Otis  Pratt,  of  Plainfield,  January  28,1817,  and  had 

71  Sally  H.,  b.  November  10,  1818. 

72  Lucy  G.,  b.  December  28,  1820 ;  m.  Noah  L.'Gloyd,  of  C'unning- 
.     ham,  October  28,  1847 ;  d.  June  10,  1851. 

73  Mary  L.,  b.  May  9,  1823  ;  m.  Leavitt  Torky,  of  Weymouth,  May 

9,  1848.    He  died  April  17,  1854. 

74  Maria  G.,  b.  May  19,  1826. 

75  Laura,  b.  September  24, 1827 ;  m.  William  J.  Shattuck,  of  Boston, 

April  4,  1848;  d.  April  16, 1872. 

76  Bennie,  b.  July  13,  1829  ;  m.  Lydia  A.  Pool,  of  Abington,  October 

3,  1853. 


5+8  Hamlin. 

Clarissa  Hamlin,  wife  of  Otis  Pratt,  died  December  13,  1831.  He 
married,  2d,  Sally  Bates,  of  Plainfield,  December  30,  1832, 
and  had  a  son  Euaxtits  B.,  b.  October  24,  1842. 

Otis  Pratt  died  July  30,  187+,  re.  84  years,  +  months  and  9 
days. 

56. 
Nabby,  daughter  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally  Towne, 

was  born    in  Plainfield   February   10,   1800;   married   John 
Ford,  of  Cunningham,  September  3, 1818,  and  had 

77  Oelia,  b.  October  28,  1819  ;  m.  John  B.  Wait,  of  Wbately,  De- 

cember 6, 1837. 

78  Angeline,  b.  November  9,  1821  ;  m.  Arial  S.  Ayers,  of  Windsor, 

July  4,  1843. 

79  Octavia,  b.  September  28,  1823  ;  m.  Orren  Tiurell,  of  Plain- 

field,  June  27,  1852. 

80  Lavantia,  b.  August  13,  1825;  in.  Fayette  Shaw,  of  Cunning- 

bam,  September  13,  1844. 

81  Orren,  b.  December  19,  1827  ;  d.  December  19,  1827. 

82  Polly  R.,  b.  December  11,  1828  ;  d.  July  19,  1829. 

83  Martha  H.,b.  July  3,1831;  m.  Calvin  L.  Baktlett,  of  Cun- 

•ningham,  November  27,  1851. 

Nabljy  Hamlin,  wife  of  John  Ford,  died  September  29,  1833.  He 
married,  2d,  Ruth  Torry,  of  Cunningham,  where  he  resided. 

John  Ford  died  September  10,  18T+. 

57. 

Lyman,  son  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally  Towne, 

was  born  in  Plainfield,   Mass.,  January  14,    1803 ;   married 
Lucy  Flint,  of  East  Bloomfield,  in  182(5,  and  had 

84  Sarah  E.,  b.  May  20, 1827;  m.  John  C.  Johns,  September  7, 1848. 

85  Mary  M.,  b.  April  3,  1830  ;  m.  Russell  Bradley,  November  13, 

1854. 

86  Amelia,  b.   March  29,  1833  ;  m.  William  D.  Quick,  March  29, 

1854. 

87  Horace,  b.  June  8,  1835  ;  d.  February  8, 1839. 

88  Horatio  B.,  b.  August  1, 1837 ;  m.  Harriet  Brown,  of  Clarkston, 

Mich.,  December  17,  1801. 

89  William  H.,  b,  August  29,1840;  m.  Minerva  Babtlett,  Janu- 

ary 8,  1873. 

90  Martha  A,,  b.  February  2,  1843;  m.  Dennis  Collins,  of  Clark- 

ston, Mich.,  May  2, 1865. 


Hamlin.  540 

91  Alice  Flora,  b.  June  25,  1846 ;  (1.  January  25, 1854. 

92  Edwin  O,  b.  July  11,  1849  ;  d.  November  14,  I860. 

93  Frederick  B.,  b.  July  81,  1853  ;  in.  Lizzie  Weeks. 

Lucy  Flint,  wife  of  Lyman  Hamlin,  died  in  Pontiac,  Midi., 
October  6,  1876,  a\  60  years. 

Lyman  Hamlin  died  February  14,  187m. 

38. 
Freeman,  son  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally  Towne, 

was  born  in  Plaintield  May   8,1805;  married,  1st,  Clarissa 
Whiting,  of  Plaintield,  June  4,  1S29,  and  had 

94  Edward   F.,   b.   June  (!,  1842;  in.  Helen   A.  Chuhcii,   of  New 

York,  June  9,  1868. 

Clarissa  Whiting:,  wife  of  Freeman  Hamlin,  died  October  13,  1847. 
He  married  2d,  Mahtha  Tayi.oh,  of  Hawley,  N.  Y.,  November 
30,  1848. 

Freeman  Hamlin  was  Town  Clerk,  Treasurer  or  Selectman 
of  Plaintield  for  twenty-five  years ;  a  member  of  the  General 
Court  in  1S51-2,  as  a  representative  for  Plaintield,  and  a  mem- 
ber of  the  Constitutional  Convention  in  185H. 

Polly,  daughter  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally  Towne, 

was  born  in  Plaintield  September  15,  1807;  married  Mason 
Ames,  May  12,  183u,  and  had 

95  Edward  M.,  b.  May  20.  1831  ;  d.  September  20,  1832. 

96  Edward  M.,  b.  January  8,  1833  ;  d.  January  20,  1833. 

97  John  H.,  b.  January  2,  1834  ;  d.  s  November  10,  1854. 

98  Edward  M.,  b.  August  1,  1835  ;  d.  December  25,  1854. 

99  David  B.,  b.  February  25,  1837;  in.,  1st,  Mary  Gates,  of  May  field, 

O.,  January  14,  1805;  2d,  Victoria  Anderson,  February  24, 
1870. 

100  Sarah  E.,  b.  March  5,  1838  ;  m.  Aaron  Van.Hoesisn,  of  Chester, 

0.,  May  16,  1858. 

101  Mary  L.,  b.  December  16,  1S40  ;  d.  April  3,  1853. 

102  Freeman  H.,  b.  March  10,  184  I  ;  d.  s.  October  12,  1804. 

103  Lucius  F.,  b.  July  10,  1845  ;  d.  August  28,  1845. 

Polly  Hamlin,  wife  of  Mason  Ames,  died  in  Chester,  O.,  March  18. 
1847.  He  married,  2d,  Mercy  II.  Hurt,  of  Chester,  0.,  where 
they  botli  resided,  December  22,  1847,  and  had  Emily  F.,  b. 
October  21,  1843,  and  Statiua  W.,  b.  September  14,  1850. 


550  Hamlin. 

60. 
Horace,  son  of  (51)  John  Hamlin  and  Sally  Towne,  was 

bom  in  Plainfield  August  23,  18J0;  married  Clarissa  Ban- 
croft, of  Granville,  ().,  May  1,  1S34,  and  had 

104  Samuel  B.,  b.  February  20,   1835  ;    m.   Lydia  Clark,  of  East 

Hampton,  September  16,  1856. 

Clarissa  Bancroft,  wife  of  Horace  Hamlin,  died  August  8, 1875, 
aj.  62  years  and  6  months.  He  married,  2d,  Mrs.  Lizzie  (<  avrkn, 
Gratiot,  O.,  July  6,  1876. 

65. 

Shepard  Ii.,  son  of  (54)  Reuben  Hamlin  and  Rhoda 
Richards,  his  first  wife,  was  born  in  Plainfield  February  14, 
1823;  married  Elizabeth  B.  Yalentine,  and  had 

105  Lizzie  Lord,  b.  May  7,  1853,  in  Cincinnati,  0. 

106  Ella  Watts,  b.  August  15,  1856,  in  Cincinnati,  0. 

Shepard  L.  Hamlin  died  in  New  York  city  March  6,  1 S66. 

69. 
Alfred  W.,  son  of  (54)  Reuben  Hamlin  and  Fanny 

Warner,  his  second  wife,  was  horn   June  17,1834;    married 
Harriet  N.  Stratton,  and  had 

107  Harry  Barker,  b.  August  23,  1864,  in  Jefl'ersonville,  Ind. 

*     108  Earle  Warner,  b.  December  7,  1871,  in  Jeffersonville,  hid. 

Alfred  W.  Hamlin  died  in  New  Albany,  Ind.,  June  6,  1872. 

89. 
William  H.,  son  of  (57)  Lyman  Hamlin  and  Lucy  Flint, 

was  horn   August  29,   1S40;  married  Minerva  Bartlett,  of 
Pontiac,  Mich.,  January  8,  1873,  and  had 

109  Bessie  A.,  b.  April  14,  1879. 

93. 
Frederick  11. ,  son  of  (57)  Lyman  Hamlin  and  Lucy 
Flint,  was  horn    July    31,  1853;  married   Lizzie   Weeks,  of 

Pontiac,  Mich.,  and  had 

110  Jessie,  b.  April  .">,  1880. 

111  William  H.,  b.  May  14,  1881. 


Hamlin.  551 

04. 
Edward  F.,  son  of  (58)  Freeman  Hamlin  and  Clarissa 
Whiting,  was  born  June  6,  1842 ;  married  Helen  A.  Church, 

of  New  York  city,  June  9,  1868,  and  had 

112  Franklin  Church,  b.  September  19, 1876,  in  Boston. 

Edward  F.  Hamlin  resides  in  Boston,  Mass. 


HAMLIN,  OF  MIDDLETOWN,  CONN. 

B. 

1. 

Giles  Hamlin,  born  in  1622,  is  supposed  to  have  been 
the  brother  of  James  Hamlin,  of  Barnstable,  Mass.,  and  to 
have  come  to  America  at  a  later  period.  He  married  (32) 
Esther,  daughter  of  (3)  John  Crow,  of  Hadley,  and  (2)  Eliza- 
beth Goodwin,  in  1655,  and  had 

2  Esther,  b.  December  15,  1655  ;  m.  William  Southmayd,  October, 

1673  ;d.  November  11,  1682. 

3  John,  b.  December  14,   1658  ;  m.  1st,  Sarah  ;  2d,   Maky 

Collins,  January,  1684-5  ;  d.  January  2,  1733. 

4  Mary,  b.  February  11, 1662;  m.  (5)  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell,  Feb- 

ruary 20,  1690  ;  d.  October  4,  1743. 

5  Mehitabel,  b.  November  17,  1664  ;  m.  Samuel  Hooker,  in  1687. 

6  Giles,  b.  August  13,  1666. 

7  William,  b.   February  3,  1668  ;  m.   Susannah,  daughter  of  Rev. 

Nathan  Collins,  May  26, 1692  ;  d.  May  22,  1733. 

8  Richard. 

Giles  Hamlin  (Capt.),  died  in  Middletown,  Conn.,  Septem- 
ber 1,  1689,  £e.  67  years. 

Esther  Ckow,  widow  of  Giles  Hamlin,  died  August  25, 
1700,  3B.  72  years. 

Giles  Hamlin  was  one  of  the  first  settlers  -of  Middletown, 
and  followed  the  sea  for  nearly  fifty  years.  He  was  a  repre- 
sentative for  Middletown  in  1666,  and  nearly  every  year  till 
1684  ;  assistant  in  1685  till  he  died.  Savage  says  perhaps  he 
owned  ships  and  commanded  in  the  John  and  James  at  Bar- 
badoes,  August,  1679.  Savage  gives  no  credit  to  the  tradition 
that  he  was  a  brother  of  James  Hamlin,  of  Barnstable. 
70 


HOLLISTER. 


l. 

John  Hollister,  Sr.,  was  one  of  the  first  settlers  of 
Wethersfield,  Conn.  He  married  (4)  Joanna,  daughter  of  (1) 
Richard  Treat  and  Joan  (Joanna),  his  wife,  also  first  settlers  of 
the  same  town,  and  had 

2  Mary,  m.  (8)  John  Welles,  of  Stratford. 

3  John,  b.  in  1644  ;  m.  (20)  Sarah  Goodrich,  November  20,  1667  ; 

d.  November  24,  1711. 

4  Thomas,  m.  1st,  Elizabeth  Lattimer  ;  2d,  Elizabeth  Williams, 

widow,  about  1690  ;  d.  November  8,  1701. 

5  Joseph,  d.  August  29, 1674. 

6  Lazarus,  b.  about  1656  ;  d.  s.  September,  1709. 

7  Stephen,  m.  1st,  (F)  Abigail  Treat,  in  1683 ;  2d,   Elizabeth 

Reynolds,  widow,  daughter  of  John  Coleman.    He  died  October 
2,  1709. 

8  Elizabeth,  m.  (4)  Samuel  Welles,  of  Glastonbury,  1659. 

9  Sarah,  m.  1st,  Rev.  Hope  Atherton,   first  minister  of  Hatfield, 

1674 ;    2d,  Lieut.   Timothy  Baker,   of    Northampton,  about 
1679  ;  d.  December  8,  1691. 

John  Hollister,  Sr.,  died  in  "Wethersfield,  Conn.,  April, 
1665,  se.  53  years.     Was  admitted  freeman  1643. 

Joanna  or  Joan  Tkeat,  widow  of  John  Hollister,  died 
October,  1694. 

John  Hollister,  Sr.,  made  a  will  April  3, 1665,  leaving  his 
farm  at  "  Noag  "  (Glastonbury)  to  his  eldest  son  John  "  when 
he  shall  be  22  years  old,  paying  to  his  mother  twenty  barrels  of 
apples  and  two  barrels  of  cider  yearly."  All  the  children  that 
were  mentioned  in  his  will  were  John,  Thomas,  Joseph,  Mary 
and  Sarah,  and  his  grandchildren.  His  inventory  was  dated 
April  20,  1665. 


Hollistee.  553 

He  is  said  to  have  been  bom  in  Glastonbury,  England,  but 
Mr.  Alpiieus  Hollistee,  of  Hollisterville,  Pa.,  says:  "The 
Hollistees  were  from  Bristol,  England,  a  good  old  family  as 
early  as  Henry  VIII.  There  was  a  John  Hollistek,  Lord  of 
the  Manor  of  Stinchcombe  in  1608.  Dennis  Hollistee  was  a 
member  of  Cromwell's  Privy  Council  after  the  Protectorate 
was  established.  The  name  is  derived  from  two  words,  "  Holly  " 
and  "  Ter  "  or  u  Terre,"  which  means  Holly  land  or  the  place  of 
Holly  trees.  There  is  still  a  hamlet  in  England  bearing  the 
name  of  "  Hollester  "  or  "  Hollesterre."  From  this  it  would 
appear  that  the  name  is  truly  English  and  of  Somerset  county, 
England." 

3. 

John,  son  of  (1)  John  Hollister,  Sr.,  and  (4)  Joanna 
Treat,  was  born  in  1644 ;  married  (20)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (2) 
William  Goodrich  and  (4)  Sarah  Marvin,  November  20,  1667, 
and  had 

10  John,  b.  August  9,  1669;  ra.,  1st,  Abiah,  daughter  of  Lieut.  Thomas 

Hollister  (his  cousin)  1693;  2d,  Susanna ;  d.  December 

13,  1*741. 

11  Thomas,  b.  January  14,  1672;  m.  DoiiOTHV,  daughter  of  Joseph 

Hill,  of  Glastonbury,  June  7,  1696  ;  d.  October  12,  1741. 

12  Joseph,  b.  July  8,  1674  ;  m.,  1st,  Ann ,  November  22,  1694  ; 

2d,  Sabah ;  d.  July  9, 1746. 

13  Sarah,  b.  October  25,  1676  ;  m.  (435  Talcott  Ped.)  Benjamin  Tal- 

cott,  January  5,  1699  ;  d.  October  15,  1715. 

14  Elizabeth,  b.  March  30, 1678  ;  d.  y. 

15  David,  b.  November  21,  1681  ;  m.  Charity ;  d.  December 

27, 1753. 

16  Ephraim,  b.  March  15,  1684  ;  in.  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Tobias 

Greene,  April  1,  1707 ;  d.  1733. 

17  Charles,  b.  July  29, 1686. 

18  Elizabeth,  m.  Dr.  Joseph  Steele,  of  Berlin,  Conn.,  February  16, 

1715. 

Sarah  Goodrich,  wife  of  John  Hollister,  died  in  1700. 
John  Hollistee  died  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  November  24, 

1711. 

7. 

Stephen,  son  of  (1)  John  Hollister,  Sr.,  and  (4)  Joanna 

Treat,  was  born ;  married,  1st,  (F)  Abigail,  daughter 

of  (A)  Matthias  Treat,  of  Wethersfield,  1683,  and  had 


554  HOLLISTER. 

19  Jerusha,  b.  January  7,  1684  ;  d.  D.  September  30,  1710. 

20  Stephen,  b.  November  12,  168G  ;  d.  s.  April  29, 1707. 

21  Abigail,  b.  August  16,  1688;  m.  Ebenezer  Seymour,  December 

29,  1709  (of  Farmington). 

22  Ann,  b.  March  16,  1690;  m.  Robert  Bootiie,  of  Stratford,  No- 

vember 27,  1712. 

23  Gershom,  b.  April  2,  1692  ;  m. ,  and  had  children. 

24  Samuel,  b.  in  1694. 

25  Eunice,  b.  in  1696  ;  m.  Ebenezer  Deming  ;  appointed  her  guar- 

dian May  5,  1712. 

26  Gideon,  b.  in  1698. 

27  David,  b.  in  1700. 

28  Nathaniel,  b.  in  1702  ;  Thomas  Welles  appointed  guardian. 

Alrig'ajl  Treat,  wife  of  Capt.  Stephen  Hollister,  died.  He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Elizabeth  Coleman,  widow  of  Jonathan  Reynolds, 
and  had 

29  Stephen,  b.  September  12,  1709. 

Capt.  Stephen  Hollister  died  at  Greenbush,  N.  Y.,  near 
Albany,  with  camp  fever  about  October  2,  1709,  and  was 
buried  there.  He  was  stationed  at  that  place  with  the  Con- 
necticut troops.     His  widow  was  alive  in  1726. 

8. 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (1)  John  Hollister,  Sr.,  and  (4) 
Joanna  Treat,  was  born ;  married  (4)  Samuel  Welles, 

of  Glastonbury,  1659.     (See  Welles.) 

11. 

Thomas,  son  of  (3)  John  Hollister,  Jr.,  and  (20)  Sarah 

Goodrich,    was    born   January  14,  1672;    married   Dorothy, 
daughter  of  Joseph  Hill,  June  7,  1696,  and  had 

30  Josiah,   b.  June  7,  1696  ;  in.  Martha  Miller,  of  Glastonbury, 

January  18,  1718;  d.  January  3,  1749. 

31  Dorothy,  b.  October  17,  1697 ;  m.  Abram  Fox,  of  Glastonbury, 

January  3,  1757.  <, 

32  Gideon,  b.    September  23,   1699  ;  m.   Rachel .    and  had 

children  ;  d,.  February  15,  1785. 

33  Charles,  b.  July  26,  1701  ;  m.  Prudence  Francis,  April  5,  1729. 

34  Elizabeth,  b.  December  17,  1703  ;  m.  William  Miller,  October 

14,  1731. 

35  Hannah,  b.  December  26,  1705;  d.  October  12,  1712. 

36  Thomas,  b.  January  13,  1707  ;  m.  (466  Talcott  Ped.)  Abigail  Tal- 

cott,  of  Glastonbury,  about  January  1,  1734;  d,    March   31, 
1812. 


Hollistek.  555 

37  Ruth,  b.  October  13, 1710  ;  m.  Nehemiah  Smith,  of  Hartford. 

38  Rachel,  b.  July  27, 1712  ;  m.  (465  Talcott  Ped.)  Joshua  Talcott, 

of  Bolton. 

39  Hannah,  b.  February  10,  1714;  m.  William  House,  of  Glaston- 

bury. 

40  Eunice,  m.  Tuo.mas  Loveland,  of  Glastonbury. 

41  Susanna,  m.  Benoni  Home,  of  Glastonbury,     t 

42  Elisha,  b.  in  1722 ;  m.  1st,  Expedience  Bobbins  ;  2d,  Penelope 

Graves,  widow  of  Elihu  Dwight  ;  d.  November  12,  1800. 

Dorothy  Hill,  wrfe  of  Thomas  Hollistek,  died  October  5, 
1741. 
Thomas  Hollistek,  died  October  12,  1741. 

13. 

Sarah,  daughter   of  (3)  John   Hollister,  Jr.,  and  (20) 

Sarah  Goodrich,  was  bom  October  25,  1676 ;  married  (435 
Talcott  Ped.)  Deacon  Benjamin  Talcott,  of  Glastonbury, 
January  5,  1699.     (See  Talcott  Ped.) 

For  the  following  additional  notes  in  this  family  the  com- 
piler is  indebted  to  Mrs.  E.  L.  Bomeisler  and  Mrs.  W.  V. 
Kidder,  of  New  Jersey. 

42. 

Elisha  (DeaJ,  son  of  (11)  Thomas  Hollister  and  Do- 
rothy Hill,  was  born  in  East  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  in  1722 ; 
married,  1st,  Experience,  daughter  of  "Richard  Eobbins,  of 
Wethersfield,  Conn.,  and  had 

43  Roger,  b.  September  15,  1749  ;  d.  August  31,  1750. 

44  Roger,  b.  September  15, 1751  ;  d.  November  3,  1751. 

45  Martha,)  d.  August  10,  1753. 

'-  b.  September  2,  1752. 

46  Lucy,      )  d.  September  13,  1756. 

47  Eunice,  b.  November  27,  1754 ;  m.   Dr.   Asa  Coleman  ;  d.  June 

30,  1840. 

48  Experience,  b.  July  30,  1757  ;  m.  Btsley. 

49  Mehitable,  b.  August  3,  1750;  m.  Kev. CriAPlN. 

50  Martha,  b.  June  7,  1762. 

61  Lucy,  b.  April  5,  1764;  in. Goodrich. 

Experience  Rol>biiis,  wife  of  Deacon  Elisha  Hollister,  died 
July  7,  1705,  is.  37  years.  He  married,  2d,  Penelope,  daugbter 
of  Jonathan  Graves,  Jr.,  and  Margaret  Strong,  of  Belchertown, 
and  widow  of  Elihu  Dwight  (b.  May  8,  1733),  and  had 


556  IIoLLISTKlI. 

52  Elisha  (M.  D.),  b.  September  3,   1767  ;  m.   1st,  Aurelia  Field  ; 

2d,  Martha  Munn,  d.  December  8,  1833. 

53  Penelope,  b.  March  9,  1769 ;  d.  July  11,  1773. 

54  Roger,  b.  May  23,  1771  ;  d.  January  7,  1851. 

55  Feres  Graves  (a  sea  captain) ;  d.  s.  at  sea. 

56  Hannah    Dwight,    b.    August    24,    1775  ;    m.    1st.    Rodolphus 

Wright  Field,  September  14,  1797  ;  2d,  Hon.  Josiah  Pome- 
roy;  d.  June  16,  1867. 

57  Pamela,  b.  March  27, 1778 ;  m.  David  E.  Hubbard. 

Beacon  Elisha  Hollister  died  at  East  Glastonbury  Novem- 
ber 12,  1S00. 

He  was  a  farmer  and  inn-keeper  and  a  man  of  prominence 
in  Glastonbury.  He  served  faithfully  as  an  officer  in  the 
Revolutionary  war  and  also  as  a  member  of  important  com- 
mittees. 

Penelope  Graves,  widow  of  Deacon  Elisha  Hollister, 
died  in  1801.  She  was  spoken  of  as  having  been  a  wonderful 
woman.  It  is  related  as  a  common  saying  among  the  people 
of  Glastonbury,  that  "  she  was  better  calculated  to  govern  the 
town  of  Glastonbury  in  its  legislature  than  any  ten  men  rep- 
resenting, it,"  and  it  is  said  that  the  town  was  governed  by 
men  of  ability  and  integrity. 

Note  —  Penelope  Graves  Hollister  had  by  her  first  hus- 
band Elihu,  son  of  Capt.  Nathaniel  Dwight  and  Hannah 
Lyman  (b.  March  31,  1737),  1,  Margaret  (Peggy)  b.  1758,  m. 

Thomas  Asa   Gates ;  2,   Hannah .     Elihu  Dwight  died 

March  22,  1760. 

47. 

Eunice,  daughter  of  (42)  Deacon  Elisha  Hollister  and  Ex- 
perience Bobbins,  his  first  wife,  was  born  November  27,  1754 ; 
married  Dr.  Asa  Coleman,  of  Glastonbury,  and  had 

58  Julius. 

59  Asaph  (M.  D.). 

60  Eunice,  m.  William  Monger,  of  Troy,  O. 

61  Pamela,  m.  Hezekiah,  son  of  Qideon  Hale  and  Mary  White,  of 

Glastonbury. 

62  Clarissa,  m. Williamson,  of  Cincinnati. 

63  Maria,  m.  Henry  W.  Culberson,  of  Troy,  0. 

Eunice  Hollister,  wife  ot'Du.  Asa  Oolemax,  died  at  Troy, 
O.,  June  30,  1840. 


HoLLISTEK.  557 

48. 
Experience,  daughter  of  (42)  Deacon  Elislia  Hollister 
and  Experience  Robbing,  his  first  wife,  was  born  July  30, 
1757  ;  married Risley,  of  Greenfield,  Mass.,  and  had 

i 

64  Experience,  m.  Omer  Taft. 

65  Lucretia,  m.  Arzah  Bardwell. 

66  Pamela,  m.  Merrill  Taft. 

67  Sophia,  m.  Pliny  Severance. 

49. 

Mehitable,  daughter  of  (42)  Beacon  Elisha  Hollister 
and  Experience  Robbins,  his  first  wife,  was  born  August  3, 
1759  ;  married  Rev. Chapin,  and  had 

68  Mehitable,  b. ;  m.  Perez  Hollister,  son  of  Capt.  David  E. 

Hubbard  and  (57)  Pamela  Hollister,  of  Glastonbury,  and  lived 
in  Vermont,  now  living  near  Boston,  Mass. 

69  A  son,  died  probably  in  infancy. 

Note- — There  is  a  tombstone  which  records  the  death  of 
Mehitable  Hpllister  June  2,  1787,  supposed  by  some  to  be 
this  Mehitable.  This  is  evidently  a  mistake,  as  one  of  the 
descendants  of  Deacon  Elisha  Hollistek  remembers  personally 

her  Aunt  Mehitable  Hollister  who  married  the  Itev. 

Chapin,  a  Presbyterian  minister,  and  lived  in  Addison,  Vt., 
and  who  died  at  an  advanced  age.  This  "  Aunt  Chapin  "  used 
to  visit  her  relatives  in  Greenfield  and  Gill,  Mass. 

58. 
Elisha  (Dr.),  son  of  (42)  Deacon  Elisha  Hollister  and 
Penelope  Graves,  his   second  wife,  was  born  September  3, 
1767  ;  married,  1st,  Aurelia,  daughter  of  Ebenezer  Field  and 
Eunice  Wright,  of  Grass  Hill,  Gill,  Mass.,  in  1793,,  and  had 

70  A  daughter,  d.  1794. 

71  Perez  Graves,  m.  Clarissa  R.  McKee,  October  8;  1835. 

72  Dwight  (M.  D.),  removed  to  Bristolvilie,  0. 

73  Bohan,    1 

V  b.  ;  died  together  in  childhood  of  measles,  and 

74  Horace, )      were  buried  in  one  grave  in  1813 . 

75  Chandler  Chauncey,  b.  in  Gill,  Mass.,  August  4, 1804 ;  m.  Delany 

Stebbins,  September  10,  1833  ;  d.  December  10,  1881. 

76  Hiram  Strong. 


558  PIoLLISTER. 

77  Charles. 

78  Mary  Elizabeth,  b.  September  14,  1810 ;  m.  Rev.  Lewis  Clark, 

July  4, 1835. 

Aureliii  Field,  wife  of  Dr.  Elisha  Hollister,  died  at  Gill,  Mass.,  in 
1814,  so.  38  years.    He  married,  2d,  Martha  (Patty),  daughter 
of  Deacon  Elisha  Munn  (b.  June  8,  1784), about  1815.     She  died' 
about  a  year  after  marriage ;  no.  ch . 

Dr.  Elisha Hollister,  died  in  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  December 
8,  1833. 

He  studied  medicine  in  the  office  of  his  brother-in-law,  Dr. 
Asa  Coleman,  in  Glastonbury.  He  settled  in  Gill,  Mass.,  and 
became  prominent  in  his  profession. 

56. 
Hannah  Dwight,  daughter  of  (42)  Deacon  Elisha 
Hollister  and  Penelope  Graves,  his  second  wife,  was  born 
August  24,  1775  ;  married,  1st,  Kodolphus  Wright,  son  of 
Ebenezer  Field  and  Eunice  Wright,  of  Grass  Hill,  Gill,  Mass.  (b. 
October  1,  1769),  September  14,  171)7,  and  had 

79  Eliza  Dwight,  b.   November  11,  1798 ;  m.  JonN  Joyce  Pierce, 

March  26,  1818;  d.  May  2,  1878. 

80  Prentice  Hollister,  b.  October  24,  1800  ;  d.  March  9,  1813. 

81  Emily  Penelope,  b.  July  10, 1803 ;  m.  Charles  Frederic  Field, 

September  6,  1826  ;  d .  August  9, 1869. 

82  Fidelia  Elvira,  b.  March  31,  1805;  m.  Leverett  Joseph  Ives, 

April  25,  1832. 

83  Ferona  Dwight,  b.  March  20, 1807  ;  m.  Rev.  Daniel  Fairchild, 

in  1839  ;  d.  August  24,  1869. 

84  Josephine  Mariette,  b.  Marcli  15,  1809 ;  m.  Thomas  Hunt  Good- 

win, May  13,  1839. 

85  Gratia  Electa,  b.  April  16,  1813;  m.  Rev.  PniLO  Hawkes,  June 

5,1834. 

86  Clarissa  Aurelia,  b.  October  25, 1815  ;  d.  February  7,  1835. 

Koriolphtt*  Wright  Field,  husband  of  Hannah  Dwight  Hollis- 
ter, died.  She  married,  2d,  Hon.  Josiah,  son  of  Josiah  Pome- 
roy,  Jr.,  and  Joanna  Wright  (b.  September  1,  1767),  about  1818. 

Hon.  Josiah  Fomeroy  died  at  Greenfield,  Mass.,  March  18, 

1848. 

Hannah  Dwight  Hollister,  widow  of  Hon.  Josiah  Pome- 
eoy,  died  at  Providence,  E.  I.,  at  the  residence  of  her  daughter, 


Hollister.  559 

Mrs.  Hawkcs,  June  16,  1867,  £e.  nearly  93  years.  Her  re- 
mains were  deposited  in  the  family  burial  lot  in  the  cemetery, 
at  Gill,  Mass.  "  She  was  a  woman  of  great  moral  worth, 
loved  and  respected  by  all  classes  of  society.  To  very  many 
the  fragrance  of  her  memory  is  like  ointment  poured  forth." 

71. 
Perez  Graves,  son  of  (52)  Dr.  Elisha  Hollister  and 
Aurelia  Field,  his  first  wife,  was  married  by  the  Rev.  Cyrus 
Riggs  to  Clarissa  R.,  daughter  of  Judge  Thomas  McKee 
and  Mary  Elizabeth  Parker,  of  Yenango  Co.,  Pa.,  October  8, 
1S35,  and  had 

87  Aurelius  Field,  b.   in  Emlington,  Pa.,  October  9,  1836;  m.  Me- 

linda,  daughter  of  Judge  Cummins  (b.  September  20,  1838), 
December  30, 1860,  and  had 

1  Clarissa  Ellen,  b.  November  9, 1861. 

2  Edgar  Field,  b.  August  31, 1866. 

3  Paul  Cummins,  b.  June  12,  1872. 

4  Joseph  Park,  b.  February  3,  1877  ;  d.    October  11,  1877. 

88  Parker  McKee,  b.  in  Richland  Township,  Pa.,  May  11,  1838  ;  m. 

Mart  Ann  Parker,  of  Parker  City,  Pa.  (b.  October  13, 1840), 
January  1,  1862,  and  had 

1  Charles  Howard,  b.  July  13,  1864. 

2  William  Parker,  b.  October  31,  1866. 

3  Annie  Mary,  b.  December  4,  1869. 

4  Clarissa  Amelia,  b.  February  16,  1871. 

5  Aurelius  Fullerton,  b.  June  30,  1873. 

6  Julia,  b.  January  11,  1875. 

7  Jennie  Fay,  b.  March  10,  1877. 

89  Mary  Elizabeth,  b.  in  Rockland,  Pa.,  May  24,  1840;  m.  in  Cleve- 

land, 0.,  Eli  Vanderlin  (b.  February  5,  1835),  October  31, 
1865;  no  ch.  They  adopted  a.  son.  of  her  sister,  whom  they 
call  Harry  Evan  Vanderlin,  b.  February  21, 1867. 

90  Susan,  m. Adams  ;  lives  in  Franklin,  Pa. 

Clarissa  R.  McKee,  wife  of  Perez  Graves  Hollistek,  died 
June  16,  1854,  re.  44  years  and  5  months. 

Perez  Graves  Hollister  went  from  Massachusetts  to  "West- 
ern Pennsylvania  in  early  life,  and  there  engaged  in  school 
teaching,   becoming  a  very   successful    and    popular  teacher. 
Later  he  was  a  successful  merchant. 
71 


560  HOLLISTER. 

75. 
Chandler  Chauncey,  sun  of  (52)  Dr.  Elisha  Hollister 

and  Anrelia  Field,  his  first  wife,  was  born  in  Gill,  Mass., 
August  4,  1804 ;  married  Delauy  Stebbins,  (b.  in  Lebanon, 
X.  Y.,  October  15,  18lfi),  September  10,  1833,  and  had 

91  Perez  Graves. 

92  Mary  L. 

93  Sandford. 

94  Hiram  F. 

95  Jane  M.,  m. Parkins,  in  Good  Hope,  111. 

96  Lawrence  A. 

And  other  children. 

Delauy  Stebbins,  wife  of  Chandler  Chauncey  Hollistek, 
died  October,  1881. 

Chandi.ee  Chauncey  Hollistek  died  December  10,  1881. 

78. 
Mary  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (52)  Dr.  Elisha  Hollister 
and  Aurelia  Field,  his  first  wife,  was  born  at  Gill,  Mass., 
September  14,  1810;  married  at  Southwick,  Mass.,  Rev.  Lewis 
Clark,  of  Northampton,  July  4,  1835,  and  had 

97  Edward  Watson,  b.  in  Northampton,  Mass.,  September  12  1837; 

m.  in  East  Cleveland,  0.,  Sarah  Jane  Decker,  January  19, 
1859,  and  had 

1  Edward  Decker,  b.  September  22, 1862. 

2  Lewis  Nelson,  b.  January  28,  1867.' 

3  Charles  Harris,  b.  February  11, 1869. 

4  Mary  Elizabeth,  b.  July  9, 1871 . 

Edward  Watson- Clark  served  three  years  as  a  private 
in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion . 

98  Eleanor  Melissa,  b.  at  Huntsburgh,  O.,  August  20,  1839  ;  d.  s. 

June  9,  1879. 

99  Aurelia  Field,  b.  at  Fowler,  O.,  December  4,  1841 ;  m.  at  Glenville, 

O.,  Lewis  Bhookek,  of  East  Cleveland,  O. ;  no  ch.,  one  adopted 
child. 
100  Perez  Graves,  b.  at  Deerfield,  O.,  September  29,  1843  :  m.  at 
Hudson,  0.,  Martha  Elizabeth,  only  daughter  of  Judge 
Sylvester  Thompson  and  Caroline  Dorcas  Peck,  November  8, 
1865,  and  had 

1  A  son,  d.  y. 


HOLLISTER.  56 1 

2  Caroline  Mary,  b.  in  East  Cleveland,  0.,  December  8, 
1875. 

Perez.  Graves  Clark  served  four  years  as  a  private 
in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion . 

101  Lewis  Hollister,  b.  at  Braceville,  0.,  September  27,  1845  ;  d.  in 

1848. 

102  Mary  Elizabeth,  b.  at  Newbergh,  0.,  January  26,  1851;  m.   at 

Glenville,  0.,  George  Sage,  of  East  Cleveland,  November  24, 
1868,  and  had 

1  William  Baldwin,  b.  September  23, 1869. 

2  George  Howard,  b.  in  Glenville,  0.,  November  29, 1877  ; 

d.  March  22,  1879. 

Rev.  Lewis  Clark  died  at  Glenville,  O.,  March  5,  1876,  of 
typhoid  pneumonia.  He  was  a  member  of  the  M.  E.  Con- 
ference, Northampton,  Mass.  He  M-as  a  descendant  of  the 
worshipful  Lieutenant  William  Clark,  settler,  who  was  also  the 
ancestor  of  Mrs.  Clark  (Mary  Elizabktii  Hollister)  through 
Jonathan  Graves,  Sr.,  and  Sarah  Clark,  daughter  of  Lieutenant 
William.  Rev.  Lewis  and  Mis.  Clark,  moved  to  Northern 
Ohio  in  1838,  where  he  became  a  member  of  the  Erie  Confer- 
ence of  the  M-  E.  church. 

Mary  Elizabeth  Hollistkk,  widow  of  the  Rev.  Lewis 
Clark,  died  at  Glenville,  0.,  in  1881. 

79. 
Eliza  Dwiglit,  daughter  of  (50)  Hannah  Dwight 
Hollister  and  Rodolphus  Wright  Field,  her  first  husband, 
was  born  November  11,  IT'.'S  ;  married  at  Gill,  Mass.,  by  the 
Rev.  Joseph  W.  Channing  to  John  Joyce  Pierce,  of  Green- 
field, Mass.  (b.  May  20,  1793)  March  20,  ISIS,  and  had 

103  Anna  Perona,  b.  June  30,  1827  ;  in.  Tuisodore  Dehojje,  son  of 

Rev.  Henry  Raymond  Judah.  of  West  port.  Conn.,  and  Mary 
Reece,  of  Maryland,  May  10,  1849.  He  died  in  New  York  city 
November  2,  1863. 

104  John  D wight,  b.   May  29,   1837;  m.   Ruth   Abbott  Paige,  of 

Chicopee,  Mass.,  January  15,  1866,  and  had 

1  Anna  Judah,  b.  January  23,  1868. 

2  Alice  Ruth,  b.  August  17,  1871. 

105  Charles  Prentice,  b.  September  3,  1838. 

John  Joyce  Pierce,  died  in  Greenfield,  March  22,  1878, 
after  sixty  years  of  happy  married  life. 


562  IIollister. 

Eli/a  Dwight  Field,  widow  of  John  Jovce  Piekoe,  died  in 
Greenfield,  May  2,  1878,  of  pneumonia. 

81. 
Emily  Penelope,  daughter  of  (56)  Hannah  Dwight 
Hollister  and  Rodolphus  Wright  Field,  her  first  husband, 
was  born  at  Grass  Hill,  Gill,  Mass.,  July  10,  1803  ;  married 
by  the  Rev.  J.  W.  Clianning  to  Charles  Frederic,  son  of 
Theodore  Field  and  Catharine  Parker,  of  Brimfield.  Mass.  (l>. 
September  11,  1802),  September  6,  1826,  and  lnid 

106  Anna  Fidelia,  b.  in  Monsmi,   Mass.,  November   8,1827;  m.    at 

Johnstown,  Wis.,  Warren  Reed,  son  of  Nathaniel  Parker, 
Jr.,  of  Brimfield,  Mass.  (b.  January  33,  1827),  June  8,  1863  ; 
no  ch. 

107  Emma  Gratia,  b.  in  Amherst,  Mass.,  September  6,  1829  ;  m.  1st, 

Frederic  Delano,  son  of  Samuel  Rice  and  Mary  Hurd,  of 
Wayland,  Mass.  He  died.  She  married,  2d,  at  Johnstown, 
Wis.,  Rollin  Richmond,  of  St.  Louis,  March  30,  I860  (his  3d 
wife)  ;  no  ch. 

108  Helen  Pomeroy,  b.  in  Amherst,  Mass.,  January  17,  1834 ;  m.  at 

Johnstown,  Wis.,  DeWitt  Clinton  Bi,ACKMAN(b.  April  12,1834), 
•December  31, 1856,  and  bad 

1  Claren   Sidney,  b.  July  21,  1859  ;  m.  in   Buffalo,    N.  Y., 

Perkins. 

2  Fred.  DeWitt,  b.  July  19,  1865. 

109  Edward  Prentiss,  b.  in  Gill,  Mass.,  March  9,  1839  ;  m.  in   St. 

Louis,  Agnes,  daughter  of  Clark  Cook  and  Sarah  Wright,  of 
Claremont,  N.  H.  (b.  December  10,  1843),  September  17,  1873, 
and  had 

1  Frederick  Percy,  b.  October  8, 1874. 

110  Charles  Prentiss,  b.  in  Gill,  Mass.,  December  5,  1842  ;  m.  in  St. 

Louis  Callte  BnifiGS,  daughter  of  Asa  W.  Richmond  and 
Caroline  Cook  (b.  Nov.  28,  1844),  September  25.  1872,  and  had 

1  Grace  Azella,  b.  January  3,  1875. 

2  Rollin  Richmond,  b.  in  1880. 

Charles  Frederic  Field  died  in  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  28, 
1869,  of  cerebral  paralysis. 

Emily  Penelope  Field,  widow  of  Charles  Fkedekk:  Field, 
died  at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  August  9,  1869,  of  typhoid  fever. 

82. 
Fidelia  Elvira,  daughter  of  (56)  Hannah  Dwight  Hol- 
lister and  Rodolphus  Wright  Field,  her  first  husband,  was 


Hollistke.  563 

burn  at  Grass  Hill,  Gill,  Mass.,  March  31,  1805  ;  married  in 
Perrysburg,  X.  Y.,  Leverett  Joseph,  son  of  Joseph  Ives  and 
Sarah  Bishop  (b.  September  19,  1806),  April  25, 1832,  and  had 

111  Helen  Pomeroy,  b.  in  Hamilton,  Ont.,  June  27, 1836  ;  m.  Edwin 

Louis  Bomeisler,  January  2,  1861. 

112  Sarah  Bishop,  b.  February  3,  1838  ;  d.  August  26,  1839. 

113  Prentice,  b.  November  1,  1840  ;  d.  November  7,  1840. 

114  Eliza  (Lida)  Anna,  b.  in  Akron,  O.,  November  12,   1811;  m.  in 

Richmond,  lud.,  Charles  Calhoun,  son  of  Hon.  Frederick 
Kellogg  and  Ruth  R.  Calhoun  (b.  June  27,  1833),  November  12, 
1863,  and  had 

1  Anna  Ruth,  b.  February  6,  1865. 

2  Helen,  b.  January  9,  1867. 

Eliza  Anna  Ives,  wife  of  Charles  Calhoun  Kellogg, 

died  in  Chicago,  October  15,  1870. 
Charles  Calhoun  Kellogg  died  in  Chicago,  January 

10,  1871. 

115  Mary  Bishop,  b.    in  Akron,  O.,    April   8,   1846  ;  in.   William 

Frederick  Kidder,  B'ebruary  23,  1869. 

Fidelia  Elvira  Field,  wife  of  Leverett  Joseph  Ives,  is 
thus  spoken  ofni  the  "  History  of  Summit  Co.,  Ohio  :  "  "  Prom- 
inent in  the  early  history  of  Akron,  was  the  wife  of  Leverett 
Joseph  Ives  —  Fidelia  Elvira  Ives.  She  traces  her  lineage 
through  a  number  of  original  settlers  of  New  England,  among 
whom  may  be  mentioned  Samuel  Wright,  of  Springfield,  Mass., 
Elder  John  Strong,  of  Northampton,  Mass.,  (1)  Lieut.  John 
Ilollister  and  (I)  Richard  Treat,  both  of  Wethersfield,  Conn., 
and  Zachariah  Field,  of  Northampton,  Mass.,  grandson  of  John 
Field,  of  England,  the  astronomer,  who  in  1556  wrote  the 
first  astronomical  work  in  England,  ever  published,  based  on  ■ 
the  tables  of  the  Copernican  system.  In  consequence  of  which 
he  has  become  known  to  history  as  the  '  Proto-Copernican,  of 
England.'  Like  her  ancestors,  Fidelia  E.  Tves,  possesses  energy, 
activity,  and  strength  of  character.  Through' all  the  years  of 
her  residence  in  Akron  her  gentleness  of  spirit,  and  large 
benevolence  secured  her  many  friends." 

Leverett  Joseph  Ives  removed  about  1833  from  Western 
New  York  to  Hamilton,  C.  W.  In  the  spring  of  1837,  owing  to 
the  Canada  Rebellion,  being  unwilling  to  swear  allegiance  to 
the  British  Crown,  he  removed  to  Cleveland,  O.,  and  in  the 


56-J  TTOLLTSTER. 

following  autumn  went  to  Akron,  thirty  miles  distant,  where 
he  settled  as  a  druggist,  remaining  there  for  twenty-three  years. 
In  1860  he  removed  to  Chicago.  After  remaining  in  the  west 
a  number  of  years,  he  returned  east,  and  died  September  20, 
1876,  at  his  residence  in  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  se.  70  years. 
The  "History  of  Summit  County"  says  of  him:  "He  was 
honest  and  upright  in  his  dealings  with  men.  A  good  citizen, 
a  kindly  friend  and  neighbor,  his  manners  were  pleasing  and 
full  of  hospitality."  In  politics  he  was  a  firm  Republican, 
sympathizing  largely  with  the  cause  of  freedom  to  the  slaves. 
When  "  Old  John  Brown  the  Martyr  "  went  to  Kansas,  he  pre- 
sented him  with  the  rifle  he  carried  with  hiin. 

Leverett  Joseph  Ives  is  a  descendant  of  William  Ives,  one 
of  the  original  free  planters  of  New  Haven,  and  according  to 
Savage  came  over  in  the  ship  "  Truelove"  from  London,  in 
1635,  to  Boston,  at  the  age  of  28.  In  1 639  he  is  recorded  ax 
one  of  the  original  signers  of  the  "  Fundamental  agreement  of 
Quinnipiack."  lie  died  at  New  Haven  in  1648,  and  soon 
after  his  widow  married  William  Bassett.  Joseph  Ives,  son, 
of  Willlidm,  married  Mary  Gale  and  had  a  son,  Ensign  and 
Deacon  Samuel,  xoho  married  Ruth  Atwater  •  they  had  a  son 
Capt.  Jonathan,  who  married  Thankful  Cooper;  they  had  a 
son  Jeremiah,  who  married  Hannah  Bassett  {the  great  grand- 
daughter of  William  Bassett,  the  second  husband  of  the  widow 
of  William  Ives);  they  had  a  son  Joseph,  who  married  Sai'ah 
Bishop;  they  had  a  son  Leverett  Joseph,  xoho  married  Fidelia 
Elvira  Field. 

83. 
Ferona  Dwight,  daughter  .of  (56)  Hannah  Dwight 
Hollister  and  Rodolphus  Wright  Field,  her  first  husband, 
was  born  March  20,  1807;  married  Rev.  Daniel  Fairchild, 

of  the  M.  E.  Conference  (b.  1804),  in  1839,  and  had 

116  George  Heber,  b.  in  Kent,  Conn.,  July  4,  1840  ;  single. 

117  Clarissa  Field,  b.  in  Gaylordsville,  Conn.,  July,  1842  ;  d.  s.  in 

Glenwood,  Iowa,  September  16,  1862. 

Rev.  Daniel  Fairchild  died  sometime  after  I860. 

Fkkona  Dwight  Field,  widow  of  Iter.  Danikl  Fairchild, 


HoLLISTKlt.  565 

died  at  Galesburg,  111.,  August  24,  1869.  Her  name  was 
originally  Ferona  Drnseilla  Field,  but  was  changed  by  act  of 
Legislature. 

84. 

Josephine  Hariette,  daughter  of  (56)  Hannah  Dwight 
Hollister  and  Rodolphus  Wright  Field,  her  first  husband, 
was  born  at  Grass  Hill,  Gill,  Mass.,  March  15, 1809  ;  married  at 
Troy,  0.,  Thomas  Hunt,  sou  of  Enoch  Goodwin  and  Mary 
Chapell  (b.  October  10,  IS  10),  May  13,  1839,  and  had 

118  Alfred  Davidson,  b.    August  23,  1840;    m.  at   Amherst,  Nova 

Scotia,  Lucinda  Caroline  Chapman  (b.  November  1,  1843), 
and  had 

1  Prentice  Field,  b.  at  Akron,  O.,  March  7,  1864  ;  d.  March 

11,  1864. 

2  Howard  Olen,  b.  at  Akron,  O.,  March  8,  1866. 

3  Harry  Stanley,  b.  at  Akron,  0.,  July  6,  1868. 

4  Mabel  Clara,  b.  at  St.  Johns,  N.  B.,  October  11, 1873. 

5  Florence  Josephine,  b.  at  St.  Johns,  N.  B.,  September 

19, 1875. 

119  Clarissa  Field,  b.  at  Akron,  September  7, 1842  ;  unmarried. 

120  Pamela  Helen,  b.  at  Akron,  July  1,  1846;  m.   William  Ren- 

wick,  of  Davenport,  Iowa  (his  2d  wife.) 

121  Prentice  Field,  d.  y. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Thomas  Hunt  Goodwin  reside  in  Akron, 
Ohio. 

85. 

Gratia  Electa,  daughter  of  (56)  Hannah  Dwight  Hol- 
lister and  Rodolphus  Wright  Field,  her  first  husband,  was 
born  at  Grass  Hill,  Gill,  Mass.,  April  16,  1813 ;  married  at 
Charlemont,  Mass.,  Rev.  Philo  Hawkes,  of  the  M.  E.  Confer- 
ence (b.  June  5,  1810),  June  5,  1834,  and  had 

122  Clarissa  Field,  b.  in  Greenwich,   Mass.,  April  6,  1836;  m.,  1st, 

John  A.  Francis,  of  Norwich  and  had 

1  Clara  Blanche,  b.  May  20, 1859. 

John  A.  Francis  died.    She  married,  2d,  John  Pollard  Ellis,  of  Bos- 
ton, and  had 

2  Marshall  Lewis,  b.  March  17,  1870. 

123  Philo  Prentice,   b.  in   Hebron,  Conn.,  November  9,  1838;  m. 

Abby  Jane,  daughter  of  Joseph  Gayton,  of  Bristol,  R.  I,,  and 
Elizabeth  Marsh  (b.  August  29,  1841),  August  7, 1862,  and  had 


566  HoLUSTEK. 

1  William  Prentice,  b.  December  29,  1865. 

124  Abba  (Abigail)  Dwight,  b.  in  Gill,  Mass.,  February  12,   1841  ; 

m.  Benjamin  Sumner  Procter,  of  Boston,  April  27,  1874. 

125  Emma  Fitch,  b.   at  Cbicopee  Falls,  Mass.,  August  6,   1843;  d. 

November  15,  1867. 

126  William  Hines  (M.  D.),   b.  in  Meriden,  Conn.,  October  25,  1845. 

Grad.  B.  U.  Prov.,  R.  I.,  1867,  and  U.  of  Penn.  at  Phila.  as  M. 
D.  in  1881  ;  a  surgeon  in  the  United  States  army  ;  unmarried. 

127  Ella  Blanche,  b.  in  Lowell,  Mass.,  February  16.  1852  ;  m.  John 

Kelly,  of  Providence. 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  Philo  Hawkes  now  reside  at  Barnstable, 
Cape  Cod,  Mass. 

111. 

Helen  Pomeroy,  daughter  of  (82)  Fidelia  Elvira  Field 
and  Leverett  Joseph  Ives,  was  born  in  Hamilton,  Ontario, 
June  27,  1836;  married  at  Chicago,  111.,  in  Trinity  P.  E. 
church,  by  Eev.  James  Piatt,  to  Edwin  Louis,  son  of  Louis 
Bomeisler,  of  Munich,  Bavaria,  and  Elizabeth  McKaraher,  of 
Philadelphia  (b.  November  16, 1827),  January  2, 1861,  and  had 


128  Louis  Edwin,  b.  iu  Philadelphia  July  22, : 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edwin  L.  Bomeisler  reside  in  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

Note  —  Louis,  father  of  Edwin  L.  Bomeislee,  was  of  Jewish 
birth,  the  son  of  Nathan  Loebl  Bomeisler,  of  Munich,  Bavaria, 

and Heller,  his  wife.     He  was  a  highly  educated  and 

accomplished  gentleman.  In  1815  he  was  a  resident  of  Paris, 
where  he  was  decorated  by  King  Louis  XVIII  with  the 
"Order  of  the  Lily." 

Col.  Daniel  McKaraher,  the  father  of  Elizabeth  McKaraher, 
was  a  Scotch  Irish  Presbyterian  and  a  patriot  from  the  North 
of  Island.  He  fled  to  Philadelphia  in  consequence  of  his 
patriotic  sentiments.  He  was  the  friend  and  co-laborer  of 
Robert  Emmett. 

115. 

Mary  Bishop,  daughter  of  (82)  Fidelia  Elvira  Field 
and  Leverett  Joseph  Ives,  was  born  in  Akron,  O.,  April  8, 
1846 ;  married  at  Newark,  O.,  in  St.  John's  P.  E.  church,  by  the 
Eev.  William  Bower,  to  William  Frederick,  son  of  William 
Kidder,  Jr.,  and  Rebecca  Ann  Ackerman  (b.  July  29,  1842), 
February  23,  1869,  and  had 


Hollister.  567 

129  Lida  Ives  (Ivy), ) 

[  b.  in  New  York  city  July  24, 1872. 

130  Leverett  Ives,    )  d.  July  27, 1872. 

131  Rebecca  Ives  (Reba),  b.  at  Watsessing,  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  Sep- 

tember 21,  1875. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  F.  Kidder  reside  at  Orange,  N.  J. 

Note  —  William,  Jr.,  the  father  of  William  Fkedeeick 
Kiddee,  was  the  son  of  William  Kidder,  of  Boston  (a  well- 
known  chemist)  and  Charlotte  A.,  daughter  of  Samuel  Adams, 
of  Boston,  and  Thankful  Chamberlain.  Samuel  Adams  was 
familiarly  known  as  " Merchant  Adams"  to  distinguish  him 
from  his  cousin  Samuel  Adams,  the  patriot  and  signer  of  the 
Declaration  of  Independence.  Both  marched  side  by  6ide  at 
the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill. 

Rebecca  Ann  Ackerman  was  a  daughter  of  Catharine  J., 
daughter  of  Col.  John  Gilbert  Bogart  (a  lineal  descendant  of 
[11]  Tennis  Guysbert  Bogart  through  [52]  Guysbert  Bogart 
and  Jannetje  Van  Arsdale)  who  died  while  on  the  way  to  join 
his  regiment  in  Boston  Harbor,  during  the  war  of  1812. 

(For  a  fuller  aceount  of  the  Hollister  family,  see  Genealogical  notes  of 
Nathaniel  Goodwin,  published  in  1856.) 

72 


HOLYOKE. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 
Edward  Holyoke,  of  Tamworth,  Stafford  county,  Eng- 
land, married  Prudence,  daughter  of  Rev.  John  Stockton,  of 
Kinholdt,  England,  June  18,  1612,  and  had 

2  Edward,  born  in  England  and  died  there  December  30,  1631,  ae. 

13  years. 

3  John,  born  in  England  ;  died  there  March  15,  1635. 

4  Elizur,  m.  (23)  Mart,  daughter  of  (15)  Hon.  William  Pynchon, 

November  20,  1640  ;  d.  February  6,  1676. 

5  John,  d.  April  24,  1641. 

6  Elizabeth,  m.  George  Keysuk. 

7  Ann,  m.  Thomas  Putnam,  October  7,  1643. 

8  Mary,  m.  John  Tuttle,  February  10,  1647. 

9  Susanna,  in.  Michael  Martin,  September  12,  1656. 

10  Sarah,  m. Andrews. 

Edward  Holyoke  died  at  Euinncy,  England,  May  4,  1660, 
having  resided  in  Springfield,  Mass.  He  was  admitted  freeman 
in  1638,  and  was  of  Lynn  as  early  as  1630. 

4. 

Elizur,  son  of  (1)  Edward  Holyoke  and  Prudence 
Stockton,  married  (23)  Mary,  daughter  of  (15)  the  Honored 
William  Pynchon,  of  Wraisbury,  on  the  Thames,  England, 
November  20,  1640,  and  had 

11  John,  b.  August  27,  1641  ;  d.  October  8,  1641. 

12  John,  b.  August  5,  1642  ;  d.  February  6,  1712. 

13  Hannah,  b.  June  9, 1644  ;  m.  (36  Talcott  Ped.)  Capt.  Samuel  Tal- 

COTT,  of  Wethersfield,   Conn.,  November  7,  1C61 ;  d.  February 
2,  1678. 

14  A  daughter,  b.  May  21,  1646  ;  born  dead. 

15  Samuel,  b.  June  9,  1647  ;  d.  October  81,  1676. 


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16  Edward,  b.  August  8, 1649  ;  d.  June  16,  1708. 

17  Elizur,  b.  October  13,  1651 ;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Jacob  Eliot, 

January  2, 1678  ;  d.  August  11,  1711. 

18  Mary,  b.  November  14,  1656  ;  in.  Jambs  Russell  ;  d.  January  14, 

1673. 

Mary  Pynchon,  wife  of  Elizur  Holyoke,  died  in  Spring- 
field, Mass.,  October  26,  1657,  and  he  married  in  165S,  a  Steb- 
bins,  who  was  first,  widow  of  Robert  Day,  of  Hartford,  and 
second,  widow  of  John  Maynard. 

Capt.  Elizur  Holyoke  died  in  Springfield,  Mass.,  February 
6,  1676.  In  the  old  graveyard  at  Springfield,  some  time  since 
removed  to  make  way  for  the  Boston  &  Albany  Railroad,  a 
tall  white  monument  stood  bearing  the  following  inscription : 

"  Here  lyeth  the  body  of  Mari,  the  wife  of  Elizur  Holyoke  who  died 
October,  26, 1657. 

She  that  lies  here  was  while  she  stood 
A  very  glory  of  womanhood  ; 
Even  here  was  sown  most  precious  dust 
Which  surely  shall  rise  with  the  just." 

Deacon  Edward  Stebbins  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  made  his  will 
August  1668,*in  which  he  mentions  his  wife  Frances,  son-in- 
law  John  Chester,  grandson  Edward  Cadwell,  son-in-law  John 
Wilson  "  dear  sister  Holyoke  (second  wife  of  [  4  J  Elizur 
Holyoke,  of  Springfield,  Mass.),  son-in-law  Gayler  and  brother- 
in-law  Elizur  Holyoke. 

Frances,  widow  of  Deacon  Edward  Stebbins,  made  her  will 
November  12,  1673,  in  which  she  mentions  son-in-law  John 
Chester,  now  living  in  or  near  London,  Old  England,  and  his 
two  sons  John  and  Samson,  also  son-in-law  Thomas  Cadwell 
and  his  wife. 


LANMAN. 


The  compiler  is  indebted  for  the  entire  notes  relating  to  this 
family  to  Mrs.  M.  P.  Ferris,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Arms. 

"  He  beareth  as.  and  or,  3  garbs,  a  sickle,  by  the  name  of 
Lanman." 

[The  James  Lanman  branch  carry  the  shield  as  above,  with 
the  Chandler  crest,  *'.  e.,  a  "  Pelican  in  her  piety."  The  Peter 
Lanman  branch  carry  the  shield  az.  3'  garbs  or,  with  the  Trum- 
bull crest,  *.  e.,  a  Bull's  head,  with  the  motto  "  Fortuna  favet 
audace."] 

Arthur's  "  Family  Names"  defines  Lanman  as  "  a  spearman, 
a  lanceman." 

Prof.  Charles  Dod  gives  the  derivation  "  the  son  of  Lanval." 

1. 

Thomas  Lanman,  of  London,  England,  married  Lucy 
Elton,  and  had 

2  James,  b.  in  London ;  m.  Joanna  Boylston. 

2. 

James,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Lanman  and  Lucy  Elton,  was 

born  in  London  and  emigrated  to  America'  between  1 692  and 
1714.  He  married  Joanna,  daughter  of  Dr.  Thomas  Boylston 
and  Mary  Gardner  (b.  at  Roxbury,  Mass.,  1692),  July  5,  1714, 
at  "Watertown,  Mass.,  and  had 

3  Mary,  b.  in  1715 ;  m.  Isaac  Dotbn,  November  5, 1734,  and  had  14 

children.     Descendants  live  in  Plymouth,  Mass. 


Lanman.  571 

4  Samuel,  b.  in  1722  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Ellis,  and  had  5  children  ;  d. 

January  19, 1794.    Descendants  live  at  Plymouth,  Mass. 

5  Peter,  b.  at  Plymouth, Mass.,  in  1725 ;  m.  Sarah  Spaulding  Coit, 

December  6,  1764  ;  d.  April  14,  1804. 

6  William,  b.  at  Plymouth,  Mass.,  January  1,  1726  ;  went  to  Nor- 

wich. Conn.,  in  1750  ;  was  in  the  mercantile  and  shipping  busi- 
ness with  his  brother  Peter  ;  d.  1756. 

7  Thomas,  b.   at   Plymouth,  Mass.,  June  11,   1728;   m.  REBECCA 

Kempton,  in  1771 ;  no  ch . 

8  Joanna,  b.  at  Plymouth,  Mass.,  February  3, 1730-1 ;  m.,  1st,  Wil- 

liam Foster,  March  15,  1748,  and  had  1  child.  Mr.  Foster 
was  drowned  on  his  way  to  Philadelphia  in  1749.  She  married, 
2d,  John  Baron,  of  Barnstable,  Mass.,  March  14,  1754. 
Descendants  live  at  Plymouth  and  Barnstable,  Mass. 

9  Edward,  b.  at  Plymouth,  Mass.,  October  5,  1733 ;  m.  1st,  Joanna 

Tobey,  March  9.  1754  ;  no  ch.  ;  2d,  Abiah  Bryant,  February 
2,  1758,  and  had  two  children.  Descendants  live  at  Plymouth, 
Mass. 

James  Lanman  settled  for  a  short  time  at  Boston,  Mass. 
His  residence  for  ten  years  after  his  marriage  cannot  be  ascer- 
tained. An  old  record  'says :  "  James  Lanman  and  Joanna 
Boylston  came  to  Plymouth  about  1724-5.  Mks.  Joanna 
Lanman,  relict  of  James  Lahman,  died  at  Plymouth  1775,  ae. 
83  years." 

5. 

Peter,  son  of  (2)  James  Lanman  and  Joanna  Boylston, 
was  born  at  Plymouth,  Mass.,  1725;  married  Sarah  Spauld- 
ing, daughter  of  Col.  Samuel  Coit,  of  Preston,  Mass.,  and  his 
first  wife  Sarah  Spaulding  (May  12,  1743),  December  6,  1764, 
and  had 

10  Sarah,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  December  10,  1765  ;  m.  Jabez  Hunt- 

ington, of  Norwich  (his  2d  wife),  October  21,  1810  ;  d.  Febru- 
ary 19,  1850.     He  died  August  16, 1848 ;  no  ch. 

11  Joanna  Boylston,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  June  10, 1767  ;  m.  Rev. 

Amos  Chase. 

12  James,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,   June  13,   1769 ;  m.    1st,   Marian 

Griswold  Chandler,  May  18,  1794  ;  2d,  Mrs.  Mary  Judith 
Benjamin  ;  d.  August  7,  1841. 

13  Peter,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  June  5, 1771  ;  m.  Abigail  Trumbull 

December  8,  1801  ;  d.  December  29,  1854. 

14  Mary,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  July  29, 1773 ;  m.  Jabez  Hunting- 

ton (his  1st  wife),  December  12, 1792  ;  d.  September  29, 1809. 

15  Samuel  Coit,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  April  16,  1775  ;  d.  in  1782. 


572  Lanman. 

16  Joseph,  b.   at  Norwich,  Conn.,  November  5,   1778  ;  d.   at  sea  of 

yellow  fever,  September  18,  1798. 

Peter  Lanman  died  April  14,  1804,  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  and 
was  buried  there.  He  came  to  Norwich  from  Plymouth  about 
1750.  He  was  a  prominent  member  of  the  Presbyterian  church, 
with  which  he  united  in  1786,  and  which  lie  had  helped  to 
organize.  He  was  actively  engaged  in  shipping  and  mercantile 
business.  The  names  of  Peter  Lanman,  father  and  son,  were 
conspicuous  in  mercantile  life  for  nearly  seventy  years.  He  was 
a  staunch  patriot,  of  strong  religious  character,  a  profound 
thinker  and  a  courtly  gentleman. 

Saeah  Spaulding  Coit,  widow  of  Petee  Lanman,  died 
February  2,  1829.  "Will  admitted  to  probate,  February  11, 
1829.     She  was  a  "  mother  in  Israel,"  whose  descendants  arise 

and  call  her  blessed. 

11. 

Joanna  Boylston,  daughter  of  (5)  Peter  Lanman 
and  Sarah  Spaulding  Coit,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  June 
10,  1767  j  married  Rev.  Amos  Chase,  near  the  close  of  the 
last  century,  and  had 

17  Rebecca  Hart,  b.  1793  ;  m.  Jonathan  Titus  ;  d.  1871 ,  no  cb. 

18  Sarah  Boylston,  b.  in  1795  ;  m.  Andrew  Bloomfield  ;  d.  August 

20, 1842. 

19  Joanna  Lanman,  b.  in  1796  ;  m.  Thomas  Sill,  of  Erie,  Pa. 

20  Elizabeth  Bird,  b.  December  18,  1797  ;  m.  William  Sheffield, 

June  29, 1820  ;  d.  August  4,  1877. 

21  Joseph  Lanman,  b.  July  17,  1799  ;  m.  Susan  Jane  Titus,  Novem- 

ber 13,  1825  ;  d.  April  28,  1879. 

22  Daniel  (Gen.),  b.  in  1801 ;  unmarried.     He  was  an  officer  in  tbe 

Mexican  war  and  in  the  war  of  the  Rebellion ;  d.  at  Toledo,  O., 
July  2,  1877. 

23  Charles,  b.  May  3,  1803  ;  m.  Ann  Irwin,  October  13, 1831. 

24  James  Lanman  (M.  D-),  b.  in  1805  ;  m.  Eunice  Gage,  of  Norwich, 

Conn. 

25  Edward  Huntington,  b.  July  17,  1807  ;  m.  Sarah  A.  Titus,  Feb- 

ruary 24,  1835  ;  d.  June  18,  1878. 

26  Mary,  b.  in  1809  ;  d.  y. 

27  Julius  Deming,  b.   November  6,  1811 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Lowell, 

July  31, 1850. 

12. 
James,  son  of  (5)  Peter  Lanman  and  Sarah  Spaulding 

Coit,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  June  13,  1769 ;  married, 


Lanmajt.  573 

1st,  Marian  Griswold,  daughter  of  Judge  Charles  Church 
Chandler  and  Marian  Griswold,  and  granddaughter  of  Gov. 
Matthew  Griswold  and  Ursula  Woleott  (b.  July  29,  1774), 
May  18,  1794,  at  Woodstock,  Conn.,  and  had 

28  Charles  James,  b.  at  Norwich  June  5, 1795  ;  m.  Marie  Jeanne 

Guie,  March  19,  1818  ;  d.  July  25,  1870.  ' 

29  Marian  Chandler,   b.    at  Norwich   September  7,   1797;  m.    1st, 

Obadiah  Penniman  ;  2d,  Charles  Watrous  ;  d.  October  31, 
1851. 

30  Joanna  Boylston,  b.  at  Norwich  April  15,  1799  ;  d.  December  13, 

1799. 

31  Eliza,  b.  at  Norwich  April  20,  1800;  m.  Amos  Hallam  Hubbard, 

October  30,  1821  ;  d.  April  7,  1872. 

32  Sarah  Coit,  b.  at  Norwich  August  22,  1802  ;  m.  Josiah  Hakmar  ; 

in  1830  ,  d.  May  1,  1866. 

33  Harriet,  b.  at  Norwich  January  22,   1804;  m.   Jacob  WyckOFP 

Piatt,  in  1832;  d.  December  31,  1853. 

34  Jane  Griswold,  b.  at  Norwich  February  23,  1806 ;  m.   Daniel 

Tyler  Coit,  M.  D.,  October  6,  1829 ;  d.  December  14,  1874. 

35  Joanna  Boylston,  b.  at  Norwich  March  29,  1808;   m.  Hon.  La- 

Fayette  Standish  Foster,  LL.D.  (b.  November  22,  1806), 
October  2, 1837,  and  had  3  ohildren  ;  d.  y.  ;  d.  April  11,  1859. 
He  married,  2d,  Martha  P.  Lyman,  October  4,  1860 ;  d. 
September  19,  1880. 

36  James  Henry,  b.  at  Norwich  April  2,  1810  ;  d.  March  2,  1811. 

37  James  Henry,  b.  at   Norwich  December  4,  1812 ;  unmarried  (an 

author.) 

38  George,  b.  at  Norwich  November  14, 1813.     (Soldier  in  the  Mexi- 

can war.) 

39  Anne  Louise,  b.  at  Norwich  February  29, 1816  ;  m.  Rev.  LuTnER 

Hone  Angier  (b.  January  26,  1810),  September  11,  1839.  (A 
poetess.) 

Marian  Griswold  Chandler,  wife  of  James  Lanman,  died  Sep- 
tember 7,  1817,  ae.  43  years.  She  was  a  lovely  example  of 
social,  domestic  and  christian  virtues.  He  married,  2d,  a 
wealthy  widow,  Mrs.  Mary  Judith  Benjamin,  mother  of  Park 
Benjamin,  the  poet,  and'  of  Mrs.  J.  L.  Motley,  wife  of  the 
historian.  She  was  burned  to  death  February  12,  1848,  se.  70 
years  ;  no  ch. 

James  Lanman  died  August  7,  1841.  He  graduated  at 
Yale  College  in  1788.  "Was  Clerk  of  the  Convention  in  1818 
to  form  the  Connecticut  State  Constitution  ;  served  two  years 
in  the  lower  house  of  the  Legislature,  and  one  year  as  State 
Senator.     He  was  for  five  years  Attorney  for  the  State  for 


574  Lanman. 

New  London  county ;  United  States  Senator  from  1819  to  1825 ; 
three  years  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court  and  of  the  Court  of 
Errors  of  Connecticut,  and  three  years  Mayor  of  Norwich  (the 
fifth  to  hold  the  office).  He  died  at  Norwich  and  was  buried 
there.  His  eloquence  and  success  at  the  bar  caused  him  to  hold 
a  very  prominent  place  in  his  native  town.  He  was  imposing 
in  figure  and  had  a  noble  face,  whose  every  feature  spoke  in- 
telligence. 

Peter,  son  of  (5)  Peter  Lanman  and  Sarah  Spaulding 
Coit,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  June  5,  1771;  married 
Abigail,  daughter  of  David  Trumbull,  and  granddaughter  of  the 
Colonial  Governor  Jonathan  Trumbull,  the  original  "  Brother 
Jonathan  "   (b.  January  2,  1781),  December  8,  1801,  and  had 

40  David  Trumbull,  b.  September  25,  1803  ;  m.  Margaret  Down- 

ing, October  14,  1840 ;  d.  April  15,  1866. 

41  Mary  Huntington,  b.   May  28,  1804;    m.  Frederic    Bull,  of 

New  York,  July  1,  1829  ;  d.  May  5,  1880. 

42  Abigail  Trumbull,  b.  March  21, 1806. 

43  Peter,  b.  October  4, 1807;  m.  1st,  Catharine  Cook,  October  25, 

1831 ;  2d,  Ltdia  S.  Bishop,  May  6, 1857  ;  3d,  Mary  E.  Gold- 
ing,  September  5,  1866. 

44  Sarah,  b.  August  17,  1809 ;  d.  February  9,  1827. 

45  Joseph  (Rear  Admiral  U.  S.  N.),  b.   July  18,  1811 ;  m.  Ann  Cor- 

nelia, daughter  of  Capt.  J.  Q.  Williams,  September  23,  1842  ; 
d.  March  13,  1873. 

46  William  T.  Williams,  b.  July  6, 1813  ;  d.  December  7, 1823. 

47  Caroline,  b.  January  28,  1816  ;  d.  May  24, 1817. 

48  Samuel  Coit,  b.  March  9, 1818 ;  d.  November  15,  1820. 

49  John  Trumbull,  b.  October  10,  1820 ;  d.  at  sea,  April  2TS,  1852. 

Peter  Lanman  died  December,  29,  1854.  « 
Mrs.  Abigail  Lanman  died  June  5,  1861. 

14. 

Mary,  daughter  of  (5)  Petef  Lanman  and  Sarah  Spauld- 
ing Coit,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  July  29, 1773  ;  married 
Jabez,  son  of  Gen.  Jedediah  Huntington  of  the  Revolution, 
December  12,  1792,  and  had 

60  Jedediah,  b.  September  15,  1794  (Tale  '14);  m.  1st,  Rebecca  M. 
Snow,  July  2,  1834,  and  had 

1  Sarah  Lanman,  b.  April  23,  1836. 

2  Mary  Hampton,  b.  July  8, 1837  ;  d.  June  7,  1861. 


Lanman.  575 

3  Joseph  Otis,  b.  August,  1839  ;  d.  November  15,  1842, 
Rebecca  M.  Snow,  wife  of  Jedediah  Huntington,  died  September  3, 
1839,  SB.  39  years.     He  married,  2d,  Happy  Kinney,  February 
24, 1841.  • 

61  Faith  Trumbull,  b.  September  20,  1795  ;  m.   Rev.  Edward   W. 
Hooker,  DD.  (b.  September  20, 1795),  October  10, 1821,  and  had 

1  Mary   Lanman,   b.   October  8,   1822 ;   m.    Rev.    Anson 

Clark,  October  20,  1852,  and  had 

a  Edward  H.,  b.  December  7,  1853  ;  d.  same  day. 

b  Edward  H.,  b.  February  6. 1855. 

c  Mary  E.,   b.  November  27,  1856  ;  d.   March  6, 

1857. 
d  Cornelius  E.,   b.  January  5,  1859. 
e  Calvin,  b.  January  30,  1862. 
i  Anson  H.,  b.   February  19,  1864 ;  d.  August  3, 
•  1864. 
g  Anson  H.,  b.  November  29,  1866. 

2  Faith  Trumbull,  b.  November  16,1824;  m.   Rev.  Enos 

J.  Montague,  May  11, 1846,  and  had 

a  Edward  H.,  b.  December  9,  1847  ;  d.  January, 

1861. 
b  Elizabeth,  b.  December  23,  1849  ;  m.   Price  C. 
•  Claflin,  October  8, 1872,  and  had 

1  Gilbert  Montague,  b.  August  21,  1873. 

2  Henry  Edwards,  b.  August  6,  1875. 
c  Mary  Janes,  b.  September  22,  1860. 

3  Elizabeth  Feck,  b.  February  10,  1827  ;  d.  December  31, 

1849  ;  unmarried. 

4  Elias  C,  b.  July  9,  1832 ;  m.  1st,  Margaretta  C.  De 

Bevoise,  June  19,  1861  ;   no  ch ;   2d,  Sarah  B.  M. 
Williams,  December  20, 1865,  and  had 

a  Mabel,  b.  in  1866. 

b  Richard,  b.  in  1868. 

5  Sarah  Huntington,  b.  April  6,  1835. 

6  Edward  T.  (Rev.),  b.   October  31,  1837;  m.  Susan  0. 

Atwater,  December  21 ,  1869  ;  and  had 

a  Edward  W. 
b  George, 
c  Sarah  F. 
d  Susan. 
Faith  Trumbull  Huntington,  wife  of  Rev.  Edward 
W.  Hooker,  died  May  5,  1850. 

52  Peter,  b.  October  13,  1798  ;  d.  May  19,  1802. 

53  Sarah  Lanman,  b.  June  18, 1802  ;  m.  Eli  Smith,  DD.,  American 

Missionary  to  Beyrout,    Syria,   July  21,    1833 ;  d.  at   Beyrout 
September  30,  1836  ;  no  ch. 
73 


576  Lanman. 

54  Edward  Boylston,  b.  June  18, 1806;  m.  Sarah  A.  Huntington, 

June  6,  1832,  and  had 

1  Peter,  b.  June  8, 1833  ;  d.  . 

2  Susan  M.,  b.  June  22, 1835  ;  m.  Rev.-  Frank  B.  Perkins, 

and  had 

a  Sarah,  b.  August,  1862. 

b  Jane  L.,  b.  April  1864  ;  d.  August,  1865. 

c  Frances  L.,  b.  October,- 1866. 

d  Helen  M.,  b.  August,  1870. 

e  Edward  H.,  b.  April  1874 ;  d.  March,  1876. 

3  Edward  T.,  b.  February  22,  1837  ;  d.  May  23,  1837. 

4  Edward  N.,  b.  September  14, 1838  ;  d.  October  27, 1861. 

5  Mary  Lanman,  b.  March  23, 1842. 

6  Frederick  J.,  b.  December  6,  1844. 

7  Elizabeth  M.,  b.  July  14,  1851  ;  d .  at  birth. 
Edward  Boylston  Huntington  died  June  18, 1874. 

55  Peter  Lanman,  b.  September  16,  1809  (Yale  '28)  ;  d.    December 

24,  1832. 

Mary  Lanman,  wife  of  Jabez  Huntington,  died  September  29, 1809. 
He  married,  2d,  (10)  Sarah,  daughter  of  (5)  Peter  Lanman  and 
Sarali  Spaulding  Coit,  October  21,  1810  ;  no  ch. 

Jabez. Huntington  died  August  16,  1848. 
Sakah  Lanman,  widow  of  Jabez  Huntington,  died  February 
19,  1850. 

18. 

Sarah  Boylston,  daughter  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lanman 
and  Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  born  1795 ;  married  Andrew 
Bloomfield,  and  had 

56  Thomas,  b.  February  26,  1823  ;  d.  May  23, 1860. 

57  Joanna  Chase,  b  March  26,  1824;  m.  Samuel  Wickel,  October  8, 

1853,  and  had 

1  Lottie  A. 

2  Laura,  m.  Robert  Williams,  and  had  one  child  Robert, 

b.  July  3,  1878. 

3  William. 

4  Henry, 

5  Emma  J. 

6  Samuel  J. 

58  William  S.,  b.  June  7,  1825  ;  d.  March  20,  1878. 

59  Amos'C,  b.  August  14,  1826  ;  ni.  Amanda  M.  Ross,  June  20,  1855, 

and  had  % 

1  Sarah  Elizabeth,  b.  May  16,  1860. 

2  Edward  Lanman,  b.  August  28,  1865. 


Lanman.  577 

60  James  O.,  b.  December  1, 1827 ;  in.  Mary  C.  Halford  ;  no  eh. 

61  Lewis  M.,  b.  June  5,  1829. 

Sarah  Boylston  Chase,  wife  of  Andrew  Bloomfield,  died 
August  20,  1842,  se.  47  years. 

19. 
Joanna  Iianman,  daughter  of  (LI)  Joanna  B.  Lan- 
man  and  Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  bom  1796  ;  married  Thomas 
Sill,  of  Erie,  Pa.  (b.  October  11,  1783),  and  had 

62  Richard,  b.  August  19,  1817  ;  m.  Eliza  R.  Herron. 

63  Joanna  Lanman,  b.  September  4,  1819  ;  m.  Joseph  Selden,  and 

had 

1  Elizabeth  G. ;  d. . 

2  Joanna  S. 

3  George  D. 

4  Emma  Josephine. 

Joanna  Lanman  Sill,  wife  of  Joseph  Selden,  died 
April  7,  1854. 

64  Sarah  Hale,  b.  September  14, 1822  ;  m.  Matthew  Taylor,  and 

had 

1  Frank  M.  (an    Episcopal    clergyman) ;    m.  Adele   C. 
.      Seymour,  niece  of  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop  Seymour,  of  the 

P.  E.  Churcb,  in  1876,   and  had  one  child,   Georgia 
Seymour. 

2  Helen. 

65  Thomas,  b.  July  20,  1824  ;  d.  . 

66  Joseph,  b.  March  1,  1827  :  m.  1st,  Mary  H.  Deffindough,  and 

had  one  child  Thomas  Henry.  She  died.  He  married,  2d, 
Ellen  Strauciian,  September  2,  1869,  and  had  one  child, 
Lena  Ellen. 

67  James,  b.  November  11,  1829  ;  unmarried. 

Thomas  Sill  died  February  7,  1856. 

30. 
Elizabeth  Bird,  daughter  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lanman 
and  Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  born  December  18, 1797  ;  married 
William  Sheffield,  June  29,  1820,  and  had 

68  Elizabeth,  b.  March  7,  1821  ;  m.  Thomas  Cowles,  October  15, 

1845,  and  had 

1  William  g\  (U.  S.  N.) ;  b.  August  1,  1846  ;  m.  Mary  P., 
daughter  of  Senator  Thurman,  of  Ohio,  February  18, 
1873 ;  no  ch. 


578  Lanman. 

2  Edward  S.  (Ph.  D.),  b.  December  24,  1851. 

3  Walter  O.  (U.  S.  N.),  b.  July  11,  1853. 

4  Thomas  P.,  b.  May  6, 1857. 

69  George  W.,  b.  April  22,  1824;  m.  Helen  Robertson,  December 

28,  1853. 

70  Sarah  Lanman,  b.  August  24,  1825  ;  m.  John  C.  Hopper,  May  9, 

1861,  and  had 

1  Georgia,  b.  September  11,  1862  ;  d.  February  24, 1865. 

2  Wilson  Hunt. 

71  Maria  Louisa,  b.  July  8,  1829  ;  d.  October  24,  1829. 

72  Joseph,  b.  March  4,  1832  ;  d.  April  24, 1832. 

73  Mary,  b.  June  23,  1834  ;  d.  August  23, 1836.  •    ' 

74  Edward  Chase,  b.  December  13,  1838;  d.  March  19,  1861. 

75  Joseph  Benjamin,  b.  July  6,  1841  ;  d.  October  5,  1861. 

Elizabeth  Bird  Chase,  wife  of  William  Sheffield,  died 
August  4,  1877. 

SI. 

Joseph  Lanman,  son  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lanman  and 
Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  born  July,  17,  1799  ;  married  Susan 
Jane,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Titus,  the  founder  of  Titusville, 
Pa.  (b.' August  26,  1805,  the  first  child  born  in  the  place  after 
its  settlement),  November  13,  1825,  and  had 

76  Mary  Lanman,  b.  July  25, 1826  ;  m.  Samuel  A.  Torbktt,  Janu- 

ary 11,  1842,  and  had 

1  Catharine  S.,  m. Ewing,  and  had 

a  Mary, 
b  William, 
c  Henry. 

2  Mariauna,  m. Morris,  and  had 

a  Maud. 

b  Eate  Torbett. 

3  Joseph,  d.  y. 

Mary  Lanman  Chase,  wife  of  Samuel  A.  Torbett, 
died  June  12,  1848. 

77  Joanna  L.,  b.  January  20, 1828  ;  m.  Jonathan  Watson,  December 

14,  1848,  and  had 

1  Ruel  A.,  b.  June  14,  1849. 

2  Mary  E.,  m.   Allen  Wray,  1875,  and  had  one  child 

Clinton  B.,  b.  July  28,  1877. 

3  Joanna  L.,  m.  (92)  Lanman  Chase,  June  23, 1874. 

4  George  W.,  b.  February  14,  *1856. 

5  John  T.,  b.  September  28,  1857. 


Lanman.  579 

78  Joseph  T.,  b.  June  17, 1829 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Adrian,  September 

14,  1853,  and  had 

1  Hubert  A.,  b.  July  27, 1854. 

2  Jennie  M.,  b.  July  30   1856. 

3  Tannieli.,  b.  1860. 

4  Cornelius  W.,  b.  May  1, 1862. 

5  Lizzie  A.,  b.  February  23,  1870. 

Elizabeth  Adrian,  wife  of  Joseph  T.   Chase,  died 
October  19,  1874. 

79  Cornelius  Suydam  (Capt.  U.  S.  A.),  b.  December  27, 1830 ;  d.  June 

17,  1862,  from  a  wound  received  at  the  battle  of  Fair  Oaks,  Va. 

80  Thomas  Sill,  b.  November  17, 1832;  va.  Ida  Btjtterwobth,  Sep- 

tember, 1859  ;  bad  one  child  Jennie  B. 

81  William  Wirt,  b.  May  21, 1834  ;  in.  Anna  E.  Hurd,  November  11, 

1869 ;  no  ch. 

82  Susan  E.,  b.  November  12,  1835  ;  d.  October  14,  1838. 

83  Edward  B,  b.  January  21,  1838. 

84  Adelaide  P.,  b.  May  12,  1841 ;  m.  John  H.  Dalzell,  December  14, 

1848,  and  had 

1  Virginia  C. 

2  Susan  D. 

85  George  A.,  b.  December  6, 1844. 

Susan  Jam!  Titus,  wife  of  Joseph  Lanman  Chase,  died 
December  17,  1877. 

Joseph  Lanman  Chase  died  April  23,  1879. 

S3. 

Charles,  son  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lanman  and  Rev.  Amos 
Chase,  was  born  May  3,  1803  ;  married  Ann  Irwin,  October 
13,  1831,  and  had 

86  Jane  A.,  b.  December  1,  1834. 

24. 

James  Lanman  (M.  D.),  son  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lan- 
man and  Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  born  in  1805;  married 
Eunice  Gage,  of  Norwich,  Conn.,  and  had 

87  George  Albert,  m.  Grace  Osborn,  March  21,  1878. 

88  Harriet  Gage. 

89  Frank  M.,   d.  . 

25. 

Edward  Huntington,  son  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lanman 
and  Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  born  July  17, 1807  ;  married  Sarah 
A.,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Titus,  February  24,  1835,  and  had 


580  Laotian. 

90  Mary  A.,  b.  October  24,  1837 ;  m.  Kuel  D.  Fletcher,  Septem- 

ber 30, 1856,  and  had 

1  Elizabeth  E.,  b.  September  25, 1857. 

2  Evaline  S.,  b.  October  17,  1860. 

3  Edward  Chase,  b.  April  27, 1865. 

4  Mary  Chase,  b.  February  3,  1873. 

91  Elizabeth  S.,  b.  July  14,  1840 ;  ni.  Guerdon  S.  Berry,  Novem- 

ber 28,  1865,  and  had 

1  Edward  S.,  b.  December  3,  1866. 

2  Louis  F.,  b.  November  24, 1868. 

3  Catharine  C,  b.  Jane  5,  1875. 

Guerdon  S.  Berry,  died  November  23,  1878. 

92  Lanman,  b.  December  12, 1847  ;  m.  Joanna  L. ,  daughter  of  Jona- 

than Watson  and  (77)  Joanna  L.  Chase,  June  23,  1874,  and  had 

1  Frederic  L.,  b.  February  15,  1875. 

2  Henry  W.,  b.  June  12,  1876. 

3  Coit,  b.  August  17,  1877. 

4  Mary,  b.  November  11,  1878. 

Edward  Huntington  Chase  died  June  18, 1878. 

27. 

.In I iift  He m in?,  sou  of  (11)  Joanna  B.  Lanman  and 
Rev.  Amos  Chase,  was  born  November  6, 1811 ;  married  Eliza- 
beth Lowell,  July  31,  1850,  and  liad 

93  Amos  C,  b.  August  29,  1852. 

94  Abraham  L.,  b.  December  16, 1855. 

95  Georgia  A.,  b.  May  13,  1858. 

96  Harvey,  b.  September  22, 1860. 

97  William  L.,  b.  July  16, 1865. 

28. 
Charles  James,  son  of  (12)  James  Lanman  and  Marian 
Griswold  Chandler,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  June  5, 1795 ; 
married  Marie  Jeanne,  daughter  of  Antoiue  Guie  and  An- 
gelique  Bourdeau,  and  granddaughter  of  Baptiste  Bourdeau  (b. 
at  Frenchtown,  Mich.,  March  13,  1801),  March  19,  1818,  at 
Monroe  Mich.,  by  Col.  John  Anderson,  chief  justice  of  Monroe 
county  court,  before  whom  all  the  early  marriages  took  place, 
and  had 

98  Charles,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  June  14,1819  ;  in.  Adeline,  daugh- 
ter of  Francis  Dodge,  Sr.,  and  sister-in-law  of  Benjamin  Perley 
Poore,  June  12,  1849;  no  ch. 


Lanman.  581 

99  Maria  Louisa,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  July  11,  1822. 

100  Julia  Woodbridge,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  September  14,  1824  ;  m. 

William  P.  Williams,  December  8,  1851. 

101  Marianna  Chandler,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  November  13,  1826 ; 

m.  (133)  John  db  Peyster  Douw,  March  16, 1854. 

102  Elizabeth  Grey,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  January  4, 1829  ;  in.  Darius 

George  Crosby,  May  29,  1866.  < 

103  Sarah  Coit,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  December  17,  1831 ;  m.  (110) 

Thomas  Hallam  Hubbard,  May  15,  1849. 

104  Mary  Jane,  b.  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  January  81,  1834 ;  m.  Edward 

Joseph,  son  of  Edward  J.  Vose  and  stepson  of  Et.  Rev.  Bishop 
Thomas  Hubbard  Vail,  of  the  P.  E.  church,  June  6,  1871  ; 
no  ch. 

105  Roger  Griswold  (U.  S.  N.),  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  August  12, 1836  • 

d.  at  sea  of  yellow  fever  August  24,  1867. 

106  Susan  Harmar,  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  December  16,  1838. 

Charles  James  Lanman  died  at  New  London,  Conn.,  July 
25,  1870.  He  resided  in  Michigan  from  1817  to  1835  ;  from 
1835  to  1862  in  Norwich,  Conn.,  and  in  New  London,  Conn., 
from  1862  nntil  the  time  of  his  death.  He  graduated  from 
Yale  College  1814  ;  was  admitted  to  the  bar  at  Monroe,  Mich., 
in  1817 ;  held. the  offices  of  Attorney  for  the  Territory,  Judge 
of  Probate,  Colonel  of  Militia,  Receiver  of  Public  Moneys,  etc. 
He  was  one  of  the  founders  of  Tecumseh,  Mich.,  was  surveyor, 
and  once  the  sole  owner  of  the  land  where  Grand  Rapids  now 
stands.     In  1838  he  was  elected  Mayor  of  Norwich,  Conn. 

Makie  Jeanne  Guie,  widow  of  Charles  James  Lanman, 
died  at  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  February  5,  1879,  and  was  buried 
at  Norwich,  Conn. 

29. 
Harian  Chandler,  daughter  of  (12)  James  Lanman 
and  Marian  Griswold  Chandler,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn., 
September  7,  1797 ;  married,  1st,  Oba'diah  Penniman,  and  had 

K 

107  James  Lanman  (Yale  '58),  m.  Maria  Davis  Hosmer,  August  17, 

1859,  and  had 

1  James  Hosmer,  b.  at  Philadelphia  November  8,  1860. 

2  Josiah  Hosmer,  b.  at  Philadelphia  July  20,  1868. 
Obadiah  Penniman    died    about  1837.      She   married,  2d,    Charles 

Watrous  in  1841 ;  no  ch. 

Marian  Chandler  Lanman  died  October  31,  1851. 


582  Lanman. 

31. 
Eliza,  daughter  of  (12)  James  Lanman  and  Marian  Gris- 
wold  Chandler,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  April  20,  1800 ; 
married   Amos   Hallam   Hnbbard    (b.   February  20,   1791), 
October  30,  1821,  and  had 

108  Eliza,  b.  October  9,  1822  ;  d.  October  23,  1882. 

109  Marianna  Lanman,  b.  February  15,  1824 ;  m.  John  F.  Slater, 

and  had 

1  A  child  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

2  A  child  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

3  A  child ;  d.  in  infancy. 

4  Marianna  Hubbard,  b.  December  9,  1845 ;  m.  Francis 

Bartlett,  of  Boston,  March  31,  1869,  and  had 
a  Caroline,  b.  September  3,  1870. 
b  Elizabeth  S.,  b.  July  27,  1872 ;  d.  February  16,  1881. 

5  William  A. 

110  Thomas  Hallam,  b.  March  8,  1828 ;  m.  (103)  Sarah  Coit  Lan- 

man, May  15, 1849. 

111  A.  daughter  (not  named) ;  b.  October  81, 1830  ;  d.  y. 

112  James  Lanman,  b.  December  25, 1832  ;  m.  Charlotte,  daughter 

of  Ebenezer  Learned,  and  had 

•      1  Charles,  m.  Catharine  F.  Mather,  and  had 
a  Rosalie, 
b  Samuel  Mather. 
2  Matilda,  d.  y. 

113  William  Russell,  b.  July  16,  1835  ;  d.  y. 

114  Charles  Chandler,  b.  May  27,  1839  ;  d.  y. 

Amos  Hallam  Hubbard  died  December  17,  1865. 

Eliza  Lanman,  widow  of   Amos   Hallam  Hubbard,  died 

April  7,  1872. 

32. 

Sarah  Coit,  daughter  of  (12)  James  Lanman  and  Marian 
Griswold  Chandler,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  August  22, 
1802  ;  married  Josiah,  son  of  Brig.-Gen.  Josiah  Harmar,  first 
Commander  in  Chief  of  the  Revolutionary  Army,  about  1830, 
and  had 

115  William,  d.  y.  • 

116  Josiah  W.,  b.  November  3, 1834  (Tale  '55) ;  drowned  at  Mt. 

Desert,  Me.,  July  24,  1867. 

117  James  Lanman  (Tale  '61) ;  m.  Josephine  L.,  widow  of  Charles 

Harmar,  September  25, 1872,  and  had 

1  Josiah,  b.  July  14,  1873. 

2  Josephine  Neilaon,  b.  December  30,  1875. 


Lanman.  583 

Josiah  Harmar  died  December  31,  1848. 
Saeah  Coit  Lanman,  widow  of  Josiah  Harmar,  died  Mav 
1,  1866. 

33. 
Harriet,  daughter  of  (12)  James  Lanman  and  Marian 
Griswold  Chandler,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  January  22, 
1804 ;  married  Jacob  Wyckoff  Piatt,  of  Cincinnati,  1832,  and 
had 

118  John  Henry,  b.  October,  1833   (Yale   '55,   Brev't  Major  in   the 

Civil  war)  ;  m.  Julia  Goddard,  September  14,  1859,  and  had 
three  children  ;  d.  y. 

Harriet  Lanman,  wife  of  Jacob  Wyokoff  Piatt,  died 
December  31,  18.53. 

Jacob  Wyckoff  Piatt  died  1855. 

34. 

Jane  Griswold,  daughter  of  (12)  James  Lanman  and 
Marian  Griswold  Chandler,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn., 
February  13,  1806;    married  Daniel  Tyler  Coit,  M.  D.  (b. 

April  7,  1806,  Yale  '25),  October  26,  1829,  and  had 

119  Jane  Griswold,  b.  November  13,  1843  ;  d.  August  1, 1848. 

Jane  Griswold  Lanman,  wife  of  Daniel  Tyler  Coit,  died 
December  14,  1874. 

Daniel  Tyler  Coit  died  July  2,  1880. 

4©. 
David  Trumbull,  son  of  (13)   Peter  Lanman  and 
Abigail  Trumbull,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn ,  September 
25,  1802 ;  married  Margaret  Downing,  October  14, 1840,  and 
had 

120  Jonathan  Trumbull,  b.  August  29,  1841  ;  d.  January  25,  1865. 

121  Mary  Riggs,  b.   February  22,  1843  ;  m.  1st,  Thomas  P.  Buck- 

lin,  Jr.,  1863  ;  2d,  N.  Sartel  Prentice,  in  1877. 

122  Abigail  Trumbull,   b.  December  25,  1844 ;   m.  Thorwaldsen 

Jodd  in  1874  ;  no  ch. 

123  George  Downing,  b.  October  15,  1846  ;  m.  Haskell. 

74 


584  Lanman. 

124  Margaret  Downing,  b.  July  3, 1848  ;  m.  Jeremiah  P.  Robinson, 

Jk.,  in  1867. 

125  Theodore  Downing,  b.  January  4,  1854 ;  d.  April  1,  1863. 

126  Anne  Downing,  b.  in  1856. 

David  Trumbull  Lanman  died  April  15,  1866. 

131. 

Mary  Riggs,  daughter  of  (40)  David  Trumbull  Lanman 
and  Margaret  Downing,  was  born  February  22,  1843 ;  mar- 
ried, 1st,  Thomas  P.  Bucklin,  Jr.,  1863,  and  had 

127  Margaret  L.,  b.  1866. 

Thomas  P.  Bucklin,  Jr.,  died   1869.     She  married,  2d,   N.   Sartel 
Prentice,  1877,  and  had 

128  Sartel,  b.  1878. 

129  Mary  L.,  b.  1883. 

123. 
George  Downing,  son  of  (40)  David  Trumbull  Lan- 
man and  Margaret  Downing,  was  born  October  1 5, .  1846  ; 
married Haskell,  and  had 

130  Jonathan  Trumbull,  b.  1872. 

131  David  Haskell,  b.  1874. 

132  George  Downing,  b.  1876  ;  d.  1877. 

133  Huntington,  b.  1881. 

134. 

Margaret  Downing,  daughter  of  (40)  David  Trum- 
bull Lanman  and  Margaret  Downing,  was  born  July  3,  1848 ; 
married  Jeremiah  P.  Robinson,  Jr.,  1867,  and  had 

134  David  Trumbull  Lanman,  b.  1868. 

135  Elizabeth  Dewitt,  b.  1870. 

136  Mary  Helen,  b.  1872. 

41. 
Mary  Huntington,  daughter  of  (13)  Peter  Lanman 
and  Abigail  Trumbull,  was  born  at  Norwich,  Conn.,  May  28, 
1804;  married  Frederic  Bull,  of  New  York,  July  1,  1829, 
and  had 

137  Sarah  Lanman,  b.  August  18,  1830  ;  d.  November  3, 1837. 


Lanman.  585 

138  Elizabeth  Atwater,  b.  January  2,  1832;  m.  Augustus,  son  of 

Dr.  Van  Lennep,  the  missionary,  September  28, 1853,  and  had 

1  Adele,  b.  August  24, 1354  ;  d.  December.  1854. 

2  Frederic,  b.  1855. 

3  Mary  Lanman,  b.  1857. 

4  Eulalie,  b.  1860. 

5  Sarah  Trumbull,  b.  1862. 

6  Elizabeth  Atwater,  b.  1865. 

Elizabeth  Atwateu  Bull,   wife  of  Augustus  Van 
,  Lennep,  died  March  18,  1865. 

139  Mary  Huntington,  b.  November  1,1833;  m.  William  B.  Holmes, 

1863,  and  had 

1  William  Trumbull,  b.  1865. 

2  Edward  Huntington,  b.  1867. 

3  Caroline  Sweet,  b.  1868. 

4  Henry  Lanman,  b.  1871. 

140  Caroline  Williams,  b.  December  1,  1835 ;  m.  Edward  Sweet 

(Banker);  no  ch. 

141  Abigail  Lanman,  b.  August  23,  1837;  d.  April  10,  1841. 

142  Frederic  (U.  S.  N.),  b.  February  9, 1840  ;  d.  at  sea  August  9,  1863. 

143  William  Lanman,  b.  August  23,   1844 ;  m.  Tassie  N.  Worth- 

ington,  February,  1870,  and  had 
\  Frederic,  b.  1871. 
2  Henry  Worthington,  b.  1874. 

144  Anna  Chester,  b.  June  17,  1848. 

Frederic  Bull  died  September  7,  1871. 
Maey  Huntington  Lanman,  widow  of  Fbedeeic  Bull,  died 
May  5,  1880. 

43. 

Peter,  son  of  (13)  Peter  Lanman  and  Abigail  Trumbull, 

was  born  October  4,  1807 ;  married,  1st,  Catharine  Cook  (b. 
December  20,  1814),  October  25,  1831,  and  had 

145  David  Trumbull,  b.  October  16, 1832  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Knapp  in 

1855. 

146  Peter,  b.  August  27,  1835  ;  m.  Adelaide  Leach. 

147  William  Camp,  b.  January  15,  1838 ;  m.  Gertrude  Haile  in 

1874. 

148  Joseph,  b.  April  9,  1840  ;  m.  Clara  Williston,  in  1869. 

149  John  Trumbull,  b.  September  23,  1842  ;  m.  Charlotte  Still- 

well. 

150  Henry  Augustus,  b.  February  1,  1845;  m.  Amelia  Kelset. 

151  Catharine  Cook,  b.  December  16,  1847 ;  m.  Charles  Burnham, 

and  had  one  child,  Mabel. 


586  Laotian. 

152  Charles  Rockwell  (Ph.  D.),  b.  July  8,  1850.     Professor  of  San- 

scrit at  Harvard  College. 

153  Edward  Boylston,  b.  November  10, 1852. 

Catharine  Cook,  1st  wife  of  Peter  Lanman,  died  January  5, 1854. 
He  married,  2d,  Ltdia  S.  Bishop,  May  6,  1857  ;  no  ch.  She 
died  February  13,  1863.  He  married,  3d,  Mary  E.  Golding, 
September  5,  1866  ;  no  ch. 

Peter  Lanman  and  family  reside  at  Norwich,  Conn. 

145. 
David  Trumbull,  son  of  (43;  Peter  Lanman  and  Cath- 
arine Cook,  was  born  October  16,1832;  married  Elizabeth 
Knapn,  1855,  and  had 

154  Joseph  Enapp. 

155  Florence  Trumbull. 

156  I/aura  Enapp. 

140. 
John  Trumbull,   son   of   (43)  Peter  Lanman   and 
Catharine   Cook,    was   born    September  23,  1842 ;    married 
Charlotte  Stillwell,  and  had 

157  Clara  Cook,  d.  y. 

158  Elizabeth. 

159  Charles. 

15©. 
Henry  Augustus,  son  of  (43)   Peter  Lanman  and 
Catharine  Cook,  was  bom  February  1,  1845;  married  Amelia 
Kelsey,  and  had 

160  William. 

161  Cornelius  Trumbull,  b.  in  1877. 

45. 
Joseph  (Rear  Admiral),  son  of  (13)  "Peter  Lanman  and 
Abigail  Trumbull,  was  born  July  18,  1811;  married  Ann 
Cornelia,  daughter  of  Capt.  J.  G.  Williams  \b.  February  21, 
1S26),  September  23,  1842,  and  had 

162  Daniel,  b.  in  1843 ;  d.  in  1843. 

163  Isabella  Currie,  b.  November  27,  1844  ;  m.  Stephen  E.  Walker, 

March  7,  1865,  and  had 


Lanman.  587 

1  Stephen  Calvin,  b.  in  1866. 

2  Cornelius  Lanman,  b.  in  1868. 

3  Joseph,  b.  in  1871. 

4  Samuel,  b.  in  1875  ;  d.  in  1877. 

164  Trumbull,  b.  in  1850 ;  d.  December  4, 1851. 

165  A  son,  b.  1854  ;  d.  at  birth. 

166  Josephine,  b.  in  1856 ;  d.  in  1856. 

167  Cornelius,  b.  in  1857. 

168  Joanna  Foster,  b.  in  1860  ;  d.  in  1865. 

169  Alice  Blanche,  b.  in  1865. 

170  Rosalie  Decatur,  b.  in  1868. 

Admiral  Joseph  Lanman  died  March  13,  1873. 
Ann  Cornelia  "Williams,  widow  of  Admiral  Joseph  Lan- 
man, resides  in  Norwich,  Conn. 

98. 

Charles,  son  of  (28)  Charles  James  Lanman  and  Marie 
Jeanne  Guie,  was  born  a.t  Monroe,  Mich.,  June,  14,  1819; 
married  Adeline,  daughter  of  Francis  Dodge,  Sr.,  and  sister- 
in-law  of  Benjamin  Perley  Poore,  June  12,  1849 ;  no  eh. 

Hon.  Charles  Lanman  resides  at  Georgetown,  D.  C. 

The  following  interesting  account  of  Mr.  Lanman  is  taken 
from  "  Good  Literature : " 

An  interesting  account  of  the  life  and  works  of  Hon.  Charles 
Lanman,  of  Washington,  is  printed  in  a  recent  number  of  the 
Turf,  Field,  and  Farm.  "  Many  years  ago,"  it  says,  "  Wash- 
ington Irving  christened  his  friend  and  brother  of  the  quill,  Mr. 
Chakles  Lanman,  as  '  the  picturesque  exjjlorer  of  America,'  a 
sobriquet  highly  gratifying  to  the  author  and  artist,  whose 
works,  both  of  pen  and  pencil,  are  familiar  to  American  sports- 
men. Mr.  Charles  Lanman  was  born  in  Monroe,  Mich.,  June 
14, 1819,  and  received  his  education  in  Connecticut,  after  which 
he  spent  nearly  ten  years  in  New  York  city  as  a  merchant's  clerk, 
He  was  subsequently  connected  with  severar  of  the  leading 
newspapers  in  various  cities  of  the  Union  —  notably  the  Chron- 
icle, of  Cincinnati ;  Express  of  New  York ;  National  Intelli- 
gencer, of  Washington,  and  such  foreign  journals  as  the  News 
and  Athenaeum,  of  London.  This  association  with  literary  men 
and  the  most  prominent  journals  of  the  day  finally  led  to  the 
vocation  of  authorship,  in  which  he  was  equally  successful. 


588  Lanman. 

Here  lie  had  ample  opportunity  to  embellish  with  the  skill  of 
the  artist  those  wild  scenes  of  forest,  lake  and  stream  so  charm 
ingly  described  by  his  pen.     This  happy  combination  of  talen- 
obtained  for  him  the  well  merited  appellation  given  by  Irving. 
A  natural  love  for  field  sports,  and  more  particularly  the  'con- 
templative art '  of  angling,  lured  Mr.  Lanman  from  the  dingy 
citjr  to  the  quiet  of  the  woods  and  waters,  where  his  fancy  found 
play,  and  his  rod  might  be  used  to  advantage.     He  was  the  first 
American  to  cast  the  artificial  fly  in  the  Saguenay  region,  and 
to  describe  the  charms  of  that  since  famous  locality  for  the 
angler.     Two  large  volumes  —  '  The  Wild  Sports  of  America ; 
—  descriptive  of  scenery  and  sport  in  the  wilderness,  among 
the  trout-streams,  lakes,  etc.,  from  Canada  to  the  Gulf  of  Mexico, 
attest  his  varied  experience.  Salmon-fishing  has  been  his  favor- 
ite sport,  and  in  former  years  it  was  his  custom  to  visit  Canada 
each  season.     For  a  period  of  thirty  years  he  fished  regularly 
on  the  Potomac,  often  with  such  companions  as  Daniel  Webster, 
Mr.  Crampton,  Governor  Bibb  and  General  Gibson.    *    *    * 
He  has  fished  in  nearly  every  State  in  the  Union,  and  all  the 
best  streams  in  Canada,  never  failing  to  use  bis  sketching 
materials,  and  his  illustrations  of  American  scenery  may  be 
counted  by  the   hundred.     Mr.  Lanman's  public  career  is  a 
matter  of  history.  He  has  held  the  several  positions  of  Librarian 
of  the  War  Department,  of  Copyrights  in  the  State  Depart- 
ment as  also  of  the  Interior  Department  and  the  House  of  Repre- 
esentatives.  In  ante  bellum  days  he  was  the  private  secretary  of 
Daniel  Webster,  and  at  the  head  of  ,tbe  Returns  office  in  the  In- 
terior Department.  For  ten  years  past  he  has  been  the  American 
secretary  of  the  Japanese  Legation,  a  very  responsible  position, 
requiring  experience  and  critical  judgment.  His  books  of  travel 
and  adventure  have  been  the  most  popular,  but  the  '  Dictionary 
of  Congress '  and '  Annals  of  the  Civil  Government  of  the  United 
States,'  proved  the  most  profitable,  as  he  received  $15,000  from 
the  Government  for  the  first-named  alone,  and  subsequently 
sold  the  valuable  collection  of  autograph  letters  from  statesmen 
and  orators  relating  to  the  works  for  $5,000.     His  'Life  of 
Daniel  Webster '   was  also  a  success,  both  in  a  literary  and 
financial  point  of  view.     The  home  of  the  artist,  author  and 


Laotian.  589 

angler,  at  Georgetown,  D.  C,  is  unique  in  style  — a  picturesque 
house,  flanked  by  a  flower  garden  and  lawn  of  real  artistic 
beauty.  His  home  is  a  veritable  museum  of  curiosities,  in  art, 
literature,  field-sports,  and  bric-a-brac.  On  the  walls  are  many 
pictures  in  oil  and  water-colors,  several  of  them  the  work  of 
his  brush.  In  portfolios,  carefully  packed  away,  are  numerous 
original  sketches,  in  oil,  by  Mr.  Lanjian,  of  American  scenery 
and  sport,  ranging  from  the  provinces  to  Florida.  The  well- 
stored  library  of  some  3000  volumes  contains  a  large  number  of 
valuable  autograph  copies  from  brother  authors,  and  a  little  nook, 
which  he  fondly  terms  his  curiosity-shop,  is  literally  filled  with 
artificial  flies,  rods,  reels  and  relics  of  former  angling  days.  In 
the  way  of  oriental  books,  pictures,  etc.,  he  has  a  remarkable 
store,  including  a  three- volume  edition  of  Japanese  poetry, 
published  nearly  nine  hundred  years  ago,  which  would  be  a 
most  invaluable  work  to  the  bibliomaniac.  The  surroundings 
of  Mr.  Charles  Lanman  are  suggestive  of  the  literary  and 
artistic  taste  which  is  characteristic  of  the  man,  and  his  love  of 
angling  is  by  no  means  impaired  by  years,  though  lie  has  given 
up  the  more  Laborious  sports  of  the  field.  His  round  of  busy 
life,  though  exacting,  leaves  him  leisure  for  enjoying  such 
luxury  as  may  be  found  in  books,  the  society  of  friends 
and  '  ye  rare  old  sporte  of  ye  angle.' "  Mr.  Lanman's  new 
work,  lately  issued,  entitled  '  The  .  Leading  Men  of  Japan,' 
is  published  by  D.  Lothrop  &  Co.,  of  Boston.  Mr.  Lanman's 
late  work,  entitled  '  Curious  Characters  and  Pleasant  Places,' 
published  by  Douglas  of  Edinburgh,  has  been  well  received 
in  England.  The  Athenaeum  says  that  it  is  "written 
in  an  unaffected  style  and  with  a  good  taste  which  his 
more  cultured  countrymen  must  admire,  and  which  others 
have  full  reason  to  envy ; "  and  also  that  the  papers  "  leave 
upon  their  readers  a  pleasant  feeling  for  their  author.''  The 
Saturday  Review  pays  Mr.  Lanman  the  compliment  of  saying 
he  "  has  written  a  pleasant  and  instructive  volume,  in  a  quiet 
and  faithful  style,  never  trying  to  be  funny,  epigrammatic, 
brilliant  or  tine,  but  conscientiously  noting  down  all  that  he 
has  seen  and  knows."  The  Academy,  after  comparing  him 
with  Washington  Irving,  on  the  score  of  his  possessing  a 
"pleasant  old  world  style"  of   writing,  speaks  of   this  new 


590  Lawman. 

volume  as  a  "  bundle  of  delightful  reminiscences,  touched  with 
that  light  and  graceful  hand  which  is  common  to  all  his  type." 
Mr.  Lanman,  in  his  capacity  of  artist,  will  have  a  number  of 
pictures  in  the  spring  exhibition  of  the  National  Academy  of 
Design,  of  which  he  is  an  associate  member. 

100. 
Julia  Woodbridge,  daughter  of  (28)  Charles  James 
Lanman  and  Mary  Jeanne  Gnie,  was  born  at  Monroe,  Mich., 
September  14,  1824;   married  William  P.  Williams,  De- 
cember 8,  1851,  and  had 

171  Thomas  Scott,  b.  December  1, 1853. 

172  Charles  Lanman,  b.  August  22, 1856  ;  d.  April  2,  1857. 

173  William  Fierrepont,  b.  April  11,  1858. 

William  P.  Williams  died  January  5,  1870,  se.  49  years. 

101. 

Marianna  Chandler,  daughter  of  (28)  Charles  James 
Lanman  tind  Marie  Jeanne  Guie,  was  born  at  Monroe,  Mich., 
November  13,  1826 ;  married  (123)  John  de  Peyster,  son  of 
(89)  John  de  Peyster  Douw  and  Catharine  D.  Gansevoort, 
March  16,  1854,  and  had 

174  Mary  Lanman  (153  Douw),  b.  May  22,  1855  ;  m.  Morris  Pat- 

terson, son  of  Isaac  Ferris,  D.D.,  LL.  D.,    September  4,  1879, 
and  had 

1  Mary  Van  Rensselaer,  b.  August  28, 1880. 

175  Margaret  Livingston,  b.  March  3,  1858. 

176  Charles  Gibbons,  b.  April  24,  1860. 

177  Helen  Louise,  b.  July  30, 1862. 

178  Henry  Chandler,  b.  October  25,  1864;  d.  October  15,  1873. 

John  de  Peyster  Douw  and  family  reside  in  Poughkeepsie, 
N.  T. 

103. 

Elizabeth  Orey,  daughter  of  (28)  Charles  James  Lan- 
man and  Marie  Jeanne  Guie,  was  born  at  Monroe,  Mich., 
January  4,  1829  ;  married  Darius -George,  son  of  Rev.  Alex- 
ander Crosby,  May  29,  1866,  and  had 


Lanman.  591 

179  Julia,  b.  November  21,  1868. 

180  Lanman,  b.  December  31,  1869. 

181  Edwin,  b.  October  3,  1871 ;  d.  June  25,  1872. 

103. 
Sarah  Coil,  daughter  of  (28)  Charles  James  Lanman 
and  Marie  Jeanne  Guie,  was  born  at  Monroe,  Mich.,  December 
17,  1831 ;  married  (110)  Thomas  Hallam  Hubbard,  May  15, 
1849,  and  had 

182  Ellen,  b.  September,  1850. 

183  Amos  Hallam,  b.  June,  1852:   m.   Matilda  Maud  Levering 

Fitzgerald,  December  20, 1881 . 

184  Sarah,  b.  October,  1855  ;  d.    . 

185  Thomas,  b. ;  d.  . 

186  Eliza,  b. ;  m.  Henry  McHatton,  M.  D.,  October  23. 1880, 

and  had 

1  James,  b.  1881  ;  d.  1882. 

Thomas  Hallam  Hubbard  died  November  28,  1867. 
75 


MARVIN. 


The  first  family  of  the  name  of  Marvin  who  came  to  New 
England  consisted  of  two  brothers  Reinold  (Reynold)  and 
Matthew,  and  one  sister  Elizabeth.  It  is  not  known  when 
Reynold  came  over.  Matthew  and  his  family  with  his  sister 
Elizabeth  came  in  1635.  They  were  recorded  in  the  office 
of  the  "  Rolls  Court,"  London,  to  be  transported  to  New  Eng- 
land, April  15,  1035.  Their  respective  ages  were:  "husband- 
man," Mati-hew  Makvyn,  35  years ;  "uxor,"  Elizabeth  Mar- 
vyn,  31  years;  Elizabeth  Maevtn,  31  years;  Matthew 
Marvyn,'  8  years;  Marie  Makvyn,  6  years;  Sarah  Mabvyn, 
3  years ;  Hanna  Marvyn,  6  months.  They  came  from  Essex 
Co.,  England. 

Elizabeth,  the  sister  of  Matthew  Mabvin,  born  in  1604, 
married  John  Olmstead  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  and  died  in  Nor- 
wich, Conn. ;  no  ch. 

These  brothers  were  among  the  original  settlers  of  Llartford, 
and  both  were  proprietors  of  land  in  that  town.  Reynold 
removed  to  Saybrook  before  1639,  and  died  there  in  1662  or 
1663. 

1. 

Reynold  Marvin  is  known  to  have  had 

2  Reynold,  b.  in  1634  ;  m. ;  d.  in  1676. 

3  Mary,  m.  William  Waller  ;  no  children  found. 

4  Sarah  (probably) ;  m.  Capt.  Joseph  Sill,  February  12,  1657. 

Reynold  Marvin  died  in  Saybrook  in  1662  or  1663,  leaving 
a  will  bequeathing  his  house  and  lands  to  his  son  Reynold,  and 


Marvin.  593 

directs  that  a  bible  be  provided  for  each  of  his  grandchildren 
as  soon  as  they  are  capable  of  using  them.  His  grandchildren 
were  not  children  of  his  son  lieynold,  as  his  oldest  child  was  not 
born  till  1665. 

2. 
Reynold,  son  of  (1)  Reynold  Marvin,  was  born  in  1634; 
married ,  and  had 

5  John,  b.  in  1664-5  ;  m.  Sarah  Graham,  May  7, 1691 ;  d.  December 

11,  1711. 

6  Reynold,  b.  in  1669  ;  m.,  1st,  Phcebe in  1695;  2d,  Martha 

Waterman  in  1708.     He  died  October  18,  1737. 

7  Samuel,  b.  in  1671  ;  in.  Susannah  Graham,  May  5, 1699  ;  d.  March 

15,  1743. 

Reynold  Marvin  died  at  Lyme,  Conn.,  1676,  ae.  42  years. 
He  was  known  on  the  town  record  as  Lieut.  Reinold  Marvin. 
He  represented  Lyme  in  the  General  Court  from  1670  to  1676. 
He  was  one  of  the  committee  appointed  to  divide  the  town  of 
Saybrook  in  1665.  That  part  of  the  town  lying  east  of  Con- 
necticut river  was  named  Lyme,  from  "  Lyme  Regis,"  in  the 
south  of  England.  His  remains  were  interred  in  the  old  burial 
ground  in  Lyme  village,  where  his  gravestone  is  still  standing. 

5. 
John,  son   of  (2)  Lieut.  Reynold  Marvin  and , 

was  borne  in  Lyme,  Conn.,  in  1664-5  ;  married  Sarah,  daugh- 
ter of  Henry  Graham  (or  Grimes),  of  Hartford,  May  7,  1691, 
and  had 

8  Sarah. 

9  Mary. 

10  John. 

11  Elizabeth. 

12  Joseph. 

13  Benjamin,  m.    Deborah    Mather,   who    was  a  descendant   of 

Richard  Mather,  father  of  Increase  Mather,  President  of  Har- 
vard College. 

14  Mehitabel. 

15  Jemima. 

John  Marvin  died  in  Lyme  December  11,  1711. 
Sarah  Gkaham,  widow  of  John  Marvin,  married  Richard 
Skars,  and  died  in  Lyme  December  14,  1760,  se.  91  years. 


594  Marvin. 

From  this  John  Marvin  are  descended  Uriah,  John  and 
Alexander  Marvin,  late  merchants  of  Albany,  N".  Y.  Ed- 
ward 0.  Delavan  and  Professor  John  P.  Norton  married 
female  descendants  of  this  family. 

6. 

Reynold  (Capt.)}   son  of   (2)  Reynold  Marvin  and 

,   was   born  in   Lyme  in    1669  ;  married,   1st,   Phcebe 

in  1695  and  had 


16  Phoebe. 

17  Reynold. 

18  Lydia. 

19  Esther. 

Phoebe wife  of  Capt.  Reynold  Marvin,  died  October  21, 1707. 

He  married,  2d,  Martha,  daughter  of  Thomas  Waterman,  of 
Norwich,  Conn.,  in  1708,  and  had 

20  Martha. 

21  Elisha,  d.  y. 

22  James. 

23  Sarah. 

24  EJisha. 

25  Miriam. 

Capt.  Reynold  Marvin  died  in  Lyme  October  18, 1737,  and 
was  interred  in  the  burial  ground  in  Lyme  Village.  The  fol- 
lowing is  the  inscription  on  his  tomb-stone  : 

"  This  Deacon  aged  sixty-eight, 
Is  freed  on  earth  from  serving  ; 
May  for  a  crown  no  longer  wait, 
Lyme's  Captain  Reynold  Marvin." 

He  was  famous  as  "  Lyme's  Captain.''''  He  represented 
Lyme  in  the  general  court  from  1701  to  1728.  Some  of  the 
descendants  of  Capt.  Reynold  Marvin  are  the  following  : 
Gen.  Elihtj  Marvin,  of  Norwich,  Richard  P.  Marvin,  a 
Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  State  of  New  York, 
William  Marvin,  a  District  Judge  of  the  United  States  Court 
of  Florida,  Dudley  Marvin,  late  member  of  Congress,  etc. 

7. 

Samuel,  son  of    (2)  Reynold  Marvin  and  ,  was 

bom  in  Lyme  in  1671;  married  Susannah  Graham,  of  Hart- 
ford, May  5,  1699,  and  had 


Maevin.  595 

26  Samuel. 

27  Zachariah. 

28  Thomas,  b.  March  4,  1703  ;  m.  Mehitabbl  Goodrich  ;  d.  in  1763. 

29  Matthew. 

30  Abigail. 

31  Elizabeth. 

32  Nathan. 

33  Nehemiah. 

34  Mary,  ' 


35  A  son, )  d.  in  infancy. 

Samuel  Marvin  died  in  Lyme  March  15,  1743. 

Judge  Henry  M.  Wait,  of  Connecticut,  was  a  descendant  of 
Samuel  Maevin. 

The  above  notes  of  the  family  and  descendants  of  Reynold 
(spelled  Reinold)  Marvin  are  taken  from  "  Hinman's  Puritan 
Settlers  of  Connecticut,"  which  were  furnished  to  him  by  T. 
R.  Maevin,  Esq.,  of  Boston,  in  1848.  The  descendants  of  (28) 
Thomas  Marvin  are  taken  from  a  pamphlet  compiled  by  (47) 
Col.  Thomas  Maevin,  of  Walton,  N.  Y.,  who  died  March  25, 
1881,  aged  nearly  90  years,  and  are  as  follows: 

28. 

Thomas,  son   of  (7)   Samuel  Marvin  and   Susannah 

Graham,    was   born   at    Lyme   March    4th,    1703 ;    married 
Mehitabel,  daughter  of  Goodrich,  and  had 

36  Lois. 

37  Samuel,  married  and  had  2  children.     He  was  a  sea  captain  in  the 

West  India  trade.     His  vessel  and  crew  were  lost  at  sea. 

38  Susannah,  m.  Hezekiaii  Frisbee,  and  resided  in  Duanesburg, 

N.  Y.     They  had  a  large  family  of  children. 

39  Joseph,  who  died  at  Oswegatchie,  on  the  St.  Lawrence,  in  the  time 

of  the  French  war. 

40  Mehitabel,  m.  Benjamin  Marvin,  one  of  the  descendants  of 

Matthew,  brother  of  (1)  Reynold.  He  was  a  captain  in  the 
French  war  and  afterward  resided  on  the  south  side  of  Long 
Island  when  the  war  of  the  Revolution  broke  out.  He  was  in 
command  of  a  company  of  militia  at  the  east  end  of  the  island. 
When  the  British  took  the  island  and  Gen.  Washington  evacu- 
ated it,  he  sent  his  company  across  the  sound  to  Connecticut 
and  rejoined  his  family,  taking  them,  with  what  goods  he  could 
carry  in  one  wagon,  and  threading  his  way  in  the  night,  escaped 
through  the  British  lines  and  arrived  safely  at  New  Canaan, 


596  Marvin. 

Conn.,  where  he  resided  until  the  close  of  the  war.  He  lost 
all  his  property  on  Long  Island,  consisting  of  grist  and  saw 
mills  and  some  600  acres  of  pine  lands.     He  had  9  children. 

1  Mehitabel. 

2  Benjamin. 

3  Esther. 

4  Lois. 

5  Clarinda. 

6  Anna. 

7  Thomas. 

8  Sylvia. 

9  Mary. 

41  Ozias,  d.  in  the  French  war. 

42  Elizabeth,  m.  William  Roberts,  and  had 

1  Elizabeth. 

2  William. 

Resided  in  Troy,  N.  Y. 

43  Matthew,  b.  in  Simsbury,  Conn.,  June  7,  1754;  m.  Mart  Weed, 

of  New  Canaan,  Conn . 

Thomas  Marvin  died  in  1763. 

43. 
Matthew,  son  of  (28)  Thomas  Marvin  and  Mehitabel 

Goodrich,  was  born  in  Simsbury,  Conn.,  June  7,  1754 ;  mar- 
ried Mary,  daughter  of  William  (?)  Weed,  of  New  Canaan, 
Conn.,  and  had 

44  Abigail,  b.  August  5,  1785  ;  d.  in  Lansingburg,  N.  Y.,  March  4, 

1788. 

45  Joseph, b.  in  Lansingburg,  N.  Y., May  1,1787;  m.  Polly  Tiffany. 

46  Jared,  b.  March  12,  1789  ;  m.  Fanny  Rogers,  June  5,  1814  ;  d. 

July  25,  1865. 

47  Thomas,  b.  in    Cambridge,  N.    Y.,   April   20,    1791  ;   m.   Dency 

Tiffany  ;  d.  March  25,  1881 . 

48  William  Weed,  b.  at   Argyle,    N.   Y.,    September   26,   1793  ;  m. 

Frances  Cornwell,  November  23,  1839  ;  d.  October  28,  1868. 

49  Lewis,  b.  in  Argyle  October  13,  1796;  m.  Polly  Weed,  April  14, 

1825. 

Matthew  Marvin  when  he  was  nine  years  old  (at  the  death 
of  his  father)  went  to  live  with  his  sister  Mehitabel,  who  mar- 
ried Bknjamin  Marvin,  before  referred  to,  and  lived  with 
them  until  he  was  twenty  one  years  of  age.  When  the  War 
of  the  Revolution  broke  out  he  joined  the  company  under  his 


Marvin.  597 

brother-in-law,  was  with  them  on  Long  Island,  and  with  them 
crossed  to  Connecticut,  where  he  joined  a  company  of  Militia, 
and  went  to  West  Point.  There  he  enlisted  in  the  regular 
army,  in  the  Connecticut  line,  for  and  during  the  war,  and 
served  to  its  close  in  1783.  He  was  in  the  several  battles  with 
the  British,  of  Brandywine,  Valley  Forge,  Red  Bank,  Mud 
Fort,  Trenton,  Princeton,  Monmouth  and  at  the  storming  of 
the  redoubt  near  Yorktown,  Va.  He  was  with  Washington  all 
over  Virginia,  while  he  was  avoiding  a  general  battle  until  he 
was  ready  to  attack  Lord  Cornwallis  at  Norfolk.  He  was 
one  of  the  sixty-eight  rank  and  file  who  were  picked  from 
La  Fayette's  regiment  of  light  infantry  to  storm  the  redoubt 
near  Yorktown,  Va.    He  married  after  his  return  from  the  war. 

45. 
Joseph,  son  of  (43)  Matthew  Marvin  and  Mary  Weed, 

was  born  in  Lansingburg,  N.  Y.,  May  1, 1787 ;  married  Polly 
Tiffany  (b.  at  Walton,  N.  Y.),  and  had 

50  Albert  Curtis,  b.  February  4,  1820 ;  m .    Am akilla  C.  Stetson, 

Aprrl  11,1849. 

46. 
Jared,  son  of  (43)  Matthew  Marvin  and  Mary  Weed, 

was  born  March  12,  1789  ;  married  Fanny  Rogers  (b.  July  3, 
1797),  June  5,  1814,  and  had 

51  Catharine  A.,  b.  June  12,  1815;  d.  April  21,  1838. 

52  George,  b.  November  20,   1817  ;  m.  Hannah   EELJiS,  September 

21,  1846. 

53  Mary  Weed,  b.  December  9,  1819  ;  m.  Stephen  D.  Eells,  No- 

vember 12,  1840. 
64  Abigail,  b.  April  15,  1822;  m.  R.  C.  St.  John,  August  2,  1854  ; 
no  ch. 

55  William  Wallace,  b.  September  21,  1824 ;  m.  Hakkiet  D.  Eells, 

May  20,  1851. 

56  Charles,  b.  January  28,  1828  ;  m.  Makt  Eells,  May  26,  1856. 

57  Lewis,  b.  March  13,  1831  ;  m.  Vesta  Beard,  September  3,  1862. 

58  John,  b.  September  9,  1833  ;  d.  November  13, 1838. 

Jared  Marvin  died  at  Walton,  1ST.  Y.,  July  25,  1865. 
Fanny  Rogers,  widow  of  Jared  Marvin,  died  at  Walton, 
N.  Y.,  September  26,  1873. 


598  Marvin. 

47. 

Thomas,  son  of  (43)  Matthew  Marvin  and  Mary  Weed, 

was  born  at  Cambridge,  N.  Y.,  April  20,  1791 ;  married  Dency 
Tiffany  (b.  September  25,  1795),  and  had 

59  William,  b.   November  28,   1814;  m.    Hakkiktt  Eliza   Weed, 

February  17,  1841 ;  no,  ch. 

60  Thomas  Edwin,  b.  September  23,  1816  ;  m.  Mary  Jane  Bells, 

May  10,1838. 

61  Sylvia. 

62  Andrew  J.,  b.  December  26,  1819;  m.  Aniek  J.  Weed,  June  11, 

1845  ,  d.  September  17,  1876. 

63  Joseph  T.,  b.  June  19, 1822  ;  m.  Jennie  E.  Hall,  April  6,  1869. 

64  Nathaniel  Curtis,  b.  March  3,  1826 ;  m.  Jttlia  Ann  Fitch,  No- 

vember 7, 1850. 

65  Frederick  Poote,  b.  February  19, 1828  ;  m.  Anna  E.  Blood,  Feb- 

ruary 28, 1867  ;  no  ch. 

66  Eliza  Crane,  b.  October  5,  1830  ;  in.  James  Pierce  Root,  No- 

vember 9,  1858. 

67  Matthew  W.,  b.  November  18,  1832 ;  m.  Isabell  Sinclair,  Oc- 

tober 5, 1864. 

Dency  Tiffany,  wife  of  Thomas  Makvin,  died  March  24, 
1846. 
Thomas  Makvin  died  March  25, 1881,  nearly  90  years  of  age. 

48. 
William  Weed,  son  of  (43)  Matthew  Marvin  and 
Mary   Weed,  was  born  at  Argyle,  Washington  Co.,  N.  Y., 
September  26,  1793 ;  married  Frances  Cornwell,  November 
23,  1839,  and  had 

68  Caroline,  b.  June  26, 1840 ;  m.  Walter  McLaury,  November  12, 

1863  ;  d.  June  3,  1869. 

69  Ellen,  b.  December  6,  1841  ;  m.   Haywood   Knafp,   October  28, 

1862. 

70  Mary,  b.  September  10,  1844  ;  m.  Milton  Barber,  October  25, 

1870. 

William  W.  Marvin  died  at  Unadilla,  N.  Y.,  October  28, 
1868. 

49. 
Lewis,  son  of  (43)  Matthew  Marvin  and  Mary  Weed, 

was  born  in  Argyle,  October  13,  1796 ;  married  Polly  Weed 


Marvin.  599 

(b.  in  Walton,  Delaware  Co.,  N.  Y.,  April  14, 1807),  April  14, 
1825,  and  had 

71  Harriett  Sophia,  b.  February  5,  1826. 

72  Adeline  W.,  b.  April  26,  1828  ;  m.   William  Augustus  Page, 

January  11,  1851  ;  d.  April  2,  1870. 

73  Francis  E  ,  b.  June  21,  1832  ;  d.  June  20,  1857. 

74  Mary  Nancy,  b.  January  2,  1835. 

75  Albert  Barnes,  b.  June  1,  1837  ;  d.  May  30,  1841. 

76  Ann  Eliza,  b.  February  12,  1841  ;  d.  October  14,  1841. 

77  George  Lewis,  b.  February  11,  1845.     Lives  at  Fall  River,  Mass. 

50. 
Albert  Curtis,  son  of  (45)  Joseph  Marvin  and  Polly 
Tiffany,  was  born  February  4,  1820 :  married  Amarilla  C. 
Stetson,  April  11,  1849,  and  had 

78  Melvin  Knox,  b.  March  8,  1850 ;  m.  Mary  C.  Voglb,  July  4,  1870. 

79  Ann  Amanda,  b.  March  21, 1851  ;  d.  March  19, 1852. 

80  Curtis  Tiffany,  b.  February  25,  1853 ;  d.  April  12,  1854. 

81  Eleanor  Augusta,  b.  March  20,  1856. 

82  Francis  Eugene,  b.  December  4, 1864. 

Albert  Curtis  Marvin    and   family   reside   at  Wayland, 
Steuben  Co.,  N.  Y. 

52. 

George,  son  of  (46)  Jared  Marvin  and  Fanny  Rogers, 

was  born  November  20,  1817  ;  married  Hannah  Eells,  Sep- 
tember 21,  1846,  and  had 

83  Martha,  b.  July  13,  1847. 

84  Julia,  b.  December  8,  1851  ;  m.    William   A.  Drake,  September 

10,  1873. 

85  George,  b.  January  13,  1865. 

53. 
Mary  Weed,  daughter  of  (46)  Jared  Marvin  and  Fanny 
Rogers,    was  born    December    9,    1819 ;    married   Stephen 
Decatur  Eells,  November  12,  1840,  and  had 

86  John,  b.  December  21,  1843. 

87  Ellen  Maria,  b.  January  27,  1846. 

88  Emma  Isabel,  b.  May  8, 1848  ;  in.  R.  Lorenzo  Eells,  October  6, 

1868 ;  no  ch. 
76 


600  Marvin. 

89  William  Hamilton,  b.  April  16,  1853. 

55. 
William  Wallace,  son   of  (46)  Jared   Marvin  and 
Fanny  Rogers,  was  born  September  21,  1824 ;  married  Har- 
riett D.  Eells,  May  20,  1851,  and  had 

90  Charles  Edson,  b.  March  4,  1852. 

91  Lizzie  Maria,  b.  April  38,  1858. 

56. 
Charles,  son  of  (46)  Jared  Marvin  and  Fanny  Rogers, 

was  born  January  28,  1828  ;  married  Mary  Eells,  May  26, 
1856,  and  had  • 

92  Fanny,  b.  April  7, 1857. 

93  Charles,  b.  January  5,  1859. 

94  Kate,  b.  September  36,  1862;  d.  August  18,  1867. 

95  Mary,  b.  May  17,  1865. 

96  Willie,  b.  May  12,  1869  ;  d.  October  16,1869. 

97  Frank  Mead,  b.  September  26,  1872. 

57. 

Lewis,  son  of  (46)  Jared  Marvin  and  Fanny  Rogers,  was 

born  March  13,  1831 ;  married  Vesta  Beard,  September  3, 
1862,  and  had 

98  Robert  Beard,  b.  February  26,  1870. 

60. 
Thomas  Edwin,  son  of  (47)  Thomas  Marvin   and 
Dency  Tiffany,  was  born  Sejrtember  23,  1816  ;  married  Mary 
Jane  Eells  (b.  August  29,  1818),  May  10,  1838,  and  had 

99  Benjamin  Thomas,  b.  February  22,  1839 ;  d.  June  27,  1862. 

100  Samuel  Edwin,  b.  March  18,  1841  ;  d".  March  2,  1842. 

101  Nathan  Hanford,  b.  March  22,  1843 ;  m.  Catharine  J.  Beach, 

May  17,  1866;  no  ch. 

102  Lucius,  b.  June  18,  1845  ;  d.  April  19,  1846. 

103  Dency  Eugenia,  b.  May  29,  1847 ;  m.  Robert  B.  Chapman,  Sep. 

tember5. 1872. 

104  Julius  Seneca,  b.  April  22, 1849 ;  m.  Marie  Bustid  Anderson, 

October  22,  1873. 

105  Edward  EeUs,  b.  September  26,  1852  ;  d.  May  29,  1853. 


Marvin.  601 

106  Mary  Aletta,  b.  April  35, 1856. 

107  Francis  Eugene,  b.  October  28, 1857. 

108  Lilian,     )  d.  March  6,  1862. 

V  b.  February  la,  1860. 

109  William, )  d.  August  26,  1860. 

110  James  Root,  b.  July  18,  1861 ;  d.  February  8,  1862. 

111  Annie  Bell,  b.  May  15, 1863  ;  d.  September  18,1863. 

62. 
Andrew  J.,  son  of  (47)  Thomas  Marvin  and  Dency 
Tiffany,  was  born  December  26, 1819  ;  married  Anier  J.  Weed 

(b.  March  14, 1821),  June  11,  1845,  and  had 

112  Thomas  Corwin,  b.  January  20,  1859. 

113  William  Harrie,  b.  January  18,  1861. 

Andrew  J.  Marvin  died  September  17,  1876. 

63. 

Joseph  T.,  son  of  (47)  Thomas  Marvin  and  Dency 

Tiffany,  was  born  June  19,  1822 ;  married  Jennie  E.  Hall 

(b.  September  6,  1845),  April  6,  1869,  and  had 

114  Minnie'Dency,  b.  August  23,  1873. 

64. 
Nathaniel  Curtis,  son  of  (47)  Thomas  Marvin  and 
Dency  Tiffany,  was  born  March  3,  1826  ;  married  Julia  Ann 
Fitch  (b.  December  25,  1831),  November  7,  1850,  and  had 

115  Alice  Augusta,  b.  October  29,  1851  ;  m.  T.  Pobtkr  Lanpield, 

December  22,  1869. 

116  Eliza  Flora,  b.  October  21,  1855  ;  m.  Charles  B.  Bassett  (b. 

July  5,  1848),  October  21,  1875  ;  no  ch. 

117  Julia  Fitch,  b.  June  10,  1858. 

118  Cora  Bell,  b.  July  17,  1865. 

119  Nathaniel  Curtis,  b.  May  29,  1867  ;  d.  October  20. 1869. 

66. 
Eliza  Crane,  daughter  of  (47)   Thomas  Marvin   and 
Dency  Tiffany,  was  born  October  5,  1 830 ;   married  James 
Pierce  Root  (b.  March  19,  1829),  November  9, 1858,  and  had 

120  Mary  Metcalfe,  b.  December  20,  1859. 

121  Dency  Tiffany  Marvin,  b.  March  28,  1862. 


602  Maevin. 

122  Eliza  Charly,  b.  January  6,  1865. 

123  Anne  Shepherd,  b.  March  17,  1868. 

124  Aimee  Louise,  b.  May  8,  1871. 

James  Pierce  Boot  and  family  reside  in  Providence,  E.  I. 

67. 
Matthew  W.,  son  of  (47)  Thomas  Marvin  and  Dency 
Tiffany,  was  born  November  18,  1832;  married  Isabell  Sin- 
clair (h.  March  7,  1836).  October  5,  1864,  and  had 

125  Elizabeth  Sinclair,  b.  March  20, 1867. 

126  Mary  More,  b.  October  11,  1869. 

127  Dency  Tifiany,  b.  July  7, 1871. 

128  Hector  Sinclair,  b.  February  7,  1874. 

129  Harry  Fitch,  b.  September  30,  1875. 

68. 
Caroline,  daughter  of  (48)  William  Weed  Marvin  and 
Frances  Cornwell,  was  born  June  26,  1840 ;  married  Walter 
McLaury,  November  12,  1863,  and  had 

130  Fannie  Maria,  b.  January  19,  1866. 

131  Martha  Jane,  b.  October  22,  1867. 

Caroline  Marvin,  wife  of  Waltkb  McLaury,  died  June  3, 
1S69. 

69. 

Ellen,  daughter  of  (48)  William  Weed  Marvin  and 
Frances  Cornwell,  whs  born  December  6,  1841 ;  married 
Haywood  Enapp,  October  28,  1862,  and  had 

132  Adelaide  F.,  b.  May  13, 1864. 

133  Frederick  W.,  b.  February  7,  1866. 

134  Leonora  V.,  b.  January  16,  1868. 

135  Parker  D.,  b.  December  10,  1870. 

136  Susanna  A.,  b.  December  19,  1874. 

ro. 

Mary,  daughter  of  (48)  William  Weed  Marvin  and 
Frances  Cornwell,  was  born  September  10,  1844;  married 
Milton  Barber,  October  25,  1870,  and  had 

137  Martha  M.,  b.  August  11,  1872. 

138  Harriett  S.,  b.  August  5, 1875. 


Maevin.  603 

72. 

Adeline  W.,  daughter  of  (49)  Lewis  Marvin  and  Polly 

Weed,  was  born  April  26,  1828 ;  married  William  Augustus 

Page  (b.  February  3,  1828),  January  1 1,  1851,  and  had 

139  Elvira  Lewis,  b.   March  8,   1852;   m.    Eugene  Chamberlain, 

March  13,  1872. 

Adeline  W.  Marvin,  wife  of  William  Augustus  Page, 
died  April  2,  1870. 

78. 

Melvin  Knox,  son  of  (50)  Albert  Curtis  Marvin  and 
A  mar  ilia  C.  Stetson,  was  born  March  8, 1850 ;  married  Mary 
C.  Yogle,  July  4,  1870,  and  had 

140  Genevieve,  b.  March  14,  1872. 

141  Albert  Curtis,  b.  September  18, 1873  ;  d.  April  24,  1874. 

142  Amah  Augusta,  b.  February  12,  1875  ;  d.  February  6,  1876. 

143  Nettie  AdelL  b.  August  24,  1876. 

84. 
Julia,  daughter  of  (52)  George  Marvin  and  Hannah 

Eells,  was   born   December   8,  1851;   married   William    A. 
Drake,  September  10,  1873,  and  had 

144  Mattie  Marvin,  b.  July  3, 1874. 

145  Nellie  EeUs,  b.  July  26,  1876. 

103. 
Dene*'  Eugenia,   daughter  of    (60)  Thomas   Edwin 
Marvin  and  Mary  Jane  Eells,  was  born  May  29,  1847 ;  mar- 
ried Robert  B.  Chapman  (b.  October  9,  1837),  September  5, 
1872,  and  had 

146  Avis  Lockwood,  b.  October  13,  1873. 

147  Benjamin  Thomas  Marvin,  b.  December  24*  1874. 

148  Rhodes  B.,  b.  September  10,  1876.  t 

104. 
Julius  Seneca,  son  of  (60)  Thomas  Edwin  Marvin 
and  Mary  Jane  Eells,  was  bom  April  22, 1849 ;  married  Marie 
Bustid  Anderson  (b.  August  24,  1853),  October  22,   1873, 
and  had 


604  Marvin. 

149  Minnie  Ella,  b.  August  5, 1874. 

150  Henry  Edwin,  b.  November  5,  1876. 

115. 

Alice  Augusta,  daughter  of  (64)  Nathaniel  C.  Marvin 
and  Julia  Ann  Fitcb,  was  born  October  29,  1851 ;  married 
T.  Porter  Lanfield  (b.  May  22,  1841),  December  22,  1869, 
and  had 

151  Clay  Marvin,  b.  February  22,  1872. 

152  EUen,  b.  March  10,  1874. 

153  Infant,  b.  April  27,  1876. 

139. 
Elvira  Lewis,  daughter  of  (72)  Adeline  "W.  Marvin 
and  Wm.  Augustus  Page,  was  born  March  8,  1852  ;  married 
Eugene  Chamberlain  (b.  April  9, 1847),  March  13,  1872,  and 
had 

154  Eugene  Chamberlain,  b.  January  14, 1873. 

A. 

1. 
Matthew  Marvin,  brother  of  Reynold  Marvin,  was 

born  in  England  in  1600.  He  came  to  America  in  the  ship 
"  Increase"  of  which  Robert  Lea  was  master  in  1635,  with  his 
wife  Elizabeth  and  five  children.  He  made  an  affidavit  at  that 
time  that  he  was  35  years  old,  and  that  his  wife  was  31.  They 
had  the  following  children  born  in  England : 

2  Matthew,  b.  in  1627 ;  m.  Mart . 

3  Maria,  b.  in  102!)  ;  m.  1st,  Richard  Bushnell.  October  11,  1648  ; 

2d,  Thomas  Adgate,  in  1680  ;  d.  March  29,  1713. 

4  Sarah,  b.  in  1632  ;  m.  1st,  (2)  William  Goodrich,  October  4, 1648 ; 

2d,  Capt.  William  Curtis;  d.  in  1702. 

5  Hannah,  b.  in  1634  ;  m.  Thomas  Seymour,  January,  1654. 

.  6  Abigail,  b.  in  New  England  ;  m.  John  Bouton,  June  1,  1657. 

7  Samuel,  b.  in  New  England  February,  1648. 

8  Rachel,  b.  in  New  England  December,  1649  ;  m.  Samuel  Smith. 

Matthew  Marvin  died  in  Norwalk,  Conn.,  in  1680  or  1687. 
He  was  one  of  the  original  settlers  of  Hartford,  Conn.,  and  a 
proprietor  of  land  in  that  town.     He  resided  on.  the  corner  of 


Maevin.  605 

Village  and  Front  streets  for  some  years.  He  was  one  of  the 
pioneers  in  the  settlement  of  Norwalk,  which  town  he  repre- 
sented in  the  General  Court  in  1654. 

3. 

Matthew,  son  of  (1)  Matthew  Marvin,  Sr.,  and  Elizabeth 

,  was  bom    in   England  about  1627 ;    married  Mary 

,  and  had 


9  Matthew,  m.  Rhoda  St.  John  ;  d.  1691. 

10  Sarah,  m.  Thomas  Betts,  of  Norwalk,  January,  1680. 

11  Hannah,  m.  Epenetus  Platt. 

12  Elizabeth,  m.  Joseph  Platt,  November  6,  1700. 

13  John,  b.  September  2, 1678 ;  in.,  1st,  Mary  Bears,  March  22, 1704; 

2d,  Rachel  St.  John,  April  27,  1721. 

14  Samuel,  b. ;  m. . 

Matthew  Marvin,  Jr.,  was  eight  years  old  when  he  came 
to  New  England  with  his  father  in  1635.  He  was  one  of  the 
original  proprietors  of  Norwalk,  to  which  place  he  went  with 
his  father. 

3. 
Maria  (or  Mary),  daughter  of  (1)  Matthew  Marvin, 

Sr.,  and  Elizabeth  ,  was  born  in  England  in  1629; 

married  Richard  IJushnell,  of  Saybrook,  October  11,  1648, 
and  had 

15  Joseph. 

16  Richard. 

17  Mary. 

18  Maria. 

Richard  Buslmell  died.  She  married,  2d,  Deacon  Thomas  Adgate, 
of  Saybrook  (bis  second  wife),  in  1680,  and  had 

19  Abigail. 

20  Sarah.  * 

21  Rebecca. 

22  Thomas. 

Deacon  Adgate  was  one  of  the  original  proprietors  of 
Norwich.     He  died  in  that  place  in   1707,  at  an  advanced  age. 

Mabia  Marvin,  widow  of  Thomas  Adgate,  died  March  29, 
1713. 


606  Maevin. 

4. 

Sarah,  daughter  of  (1)  Matthew  Marvin,  Sr.,  and  Eliza- 
beth   ,  was  born  in  England  in  16352 ;  married,  1st,  (2) 

William  Goodrich,  of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  October  4,  1648, 
and  had 

23  William,  b.  August  8,  1649  ;  d.  y. 

24  John,  b.  May  20,  1653  ;  m.  Rebecca  Allen. 

25  Elizabeth,  b.  1658  ;  m.  (10)  Capt.  Robert  Welles. 

26  William,  b.  February  8,  1661 ;  m.,  1st,  Grace  Riley  ;  2d,  Mary 

A.  Ayrault,  widow. 

27  Ephraim,  b.  June  2,  1663;  m.,  1st,  (11)  Sarah  Treat;  2d,  (29) 

Jerusha  (Treat)  Welles. 

28  David,  b.  May  4, 1667  ;  m.,  1st,  (8)  Hannah  Wright  ;  2d,  Prud- 

ence Churchill. 

29  Sarah,  b.  ;  tn.  (3)  John  Hollister. 

30  Mary,  b. ;  m.  Joseph  Butler. 

31  Abigail,  b. ;  m.  Thomas  Pitch. 

Ensign  William  Goodrich  died  in  1676,  and  his  widow 
married,  '3d,  Capt.  William  Curtis,  of  Stratford,  Conn.  She 
died  in  that  place  without  issue  in  1702.  (See  [2]  William 
Goodrich.) 

5. 

Hannah,  daughter  of   (1)  Matthew  Marvin,   Sr.,  and 

Elizabeth    ,  was   born  in  England  in    1634 ;  married 

Thomas  Seymour,  of  Norwalk,  January,  1654,  and  had 


32  Hannah,  b.  December  12,  1654 ;  m.  Francis  Bushnell,  October 

12,  1675. 

33  Abigail,  b.  January,  1656. 

34  Mary,)  ' 

{■  b.  September,  1658. 

35  Sarah,  | 

36  Thomas,  b.  1660. 

37  Maria,  b.  1666. 

38  Matthew,  b.  May,  1669. 

39  Elizabeth,  b.  December,  1673. 

40  Rebecca,  b.  January,  1675. 

6. 

Abigail,   daughter  of  (1)   Matthew   Marvin,   Sr.,   and 

Elizabeth ,  was  born  in  New  England  ;  married  John 

Bou ton,  June  1  (or  January)  1 657,  and  had 


Marvin.  607 

41  John,  had  two  sous,  J  akin  and  JosBPn. 

42  Matthew. 

43  Rachel. 

44  Abigail. 

45  Mary. 

John  Bouton  arid  family  resided  in  Norwalk,  Conn. 

8. 
Rachel,  daughter  of    (1)  Matthew  Marvin,   Sr.,  and 

Elizabeth ,  was  boru  in  New  England  December,  1649; 

married  Samuel  Smith,  of  Norwalk,  and  had 

46  Rachel,  m.  Thomas  Benedict. 

47  Lydia,  m.  James  Lockwood. 

9. 
Matthew,  son  of  (2)  Matthew  Marvin,  Jr.,  and  Mary 
,  married  Bhoda,  daughter  of  Mark  St.  John,  and  had 

48  Mary,  b.  October  7,  1689. 

Matthew  Marvin  died  in  1691. 

13. 

John,  son  of  (2)  Matthew  Marvin,  Jr.,  and  Mary , 

was  born  in  Nonvalk,  Conn.,  September  2,  1678;  married,  1st, 
Mary,  daughter  of  James  Bears,  March  22,  1704,  and  had 

49  John,  Jr.,  b.  July  22, 1705. 

50  Nathan,  b.  March  4,  1707. 

51  Seth,  b.  July  13,  1709  ;  m.  Piieue  Lees. 

52  David,  b.  August  24,  1711. 

53  Elizabeth,  b.  October  23,  1713. 

54  Mary,  b.  December  29, 1716. 

55  Elihu,  b.  October  10,  1719. 

Mary  Bears,  wife  of  John  Makvin,  died  April  17,  1720.  He  married, 
2d,  Raciiel,  daughter  of  Matthias  St.  John,  April  27,  1721, 
and  had 

56  Hannah,  b.  December  4,  1722. 

57  Joseph,  b.  May  29,  1724. 

58  Rachel,  b.  December  24,  1725  ;  d.  an  infant. 

59  Benjamin,  b.  March  14, 1727  ;  d.  an  infant  (?). 

60  Rachel,  b.  Marcli  27,  1728. 

77 


608  Marvin. 

61  Sarah,  b.  May  18, 1733  ;  d.  y. 

62  Ann,  b.  September  7,  1741. 

John  Marvin  died  in  1774.     He  was  representative  in  the 
General  Court  in  1734  and  1738. 

14. 

Samuel,  son  of  (2)  Matthew  Marvin,  Jr.,  and  Mary 

,  married in  Norwalk,  and  had 


63  Matthew,  b.  October,  1702  ;  in.  Elizabeth  Clark. 

64  Samuel,  m.  Deborah  Clark,  November  25, 1735. 

65  Josiah,  m.  ;  d.  about  1780. 

51. 

Seth,  son  of  (13)  John  Marvin  and  Mary  Bears,  was  bora 
July  13,  1709;  married  Phebe,  daughter  of  William  Lees, 
and  had 

66  Seth,  b.  December  21, 1749. 

67  Ellen,  b.  March  2, 1752. 

68  Mioses,  b.  August  25, 1754. 

69  Elihu,  b.  June  8,  1756. 

63. 

Matthew,  son  of  (14)  Samuel  Marvin  and ,  was 

born  October,  1702;   in.  Elizabeth  Clark,  of  Eipton  (now 
Huntington),  Fairfield  county,  Conn.,  and  had 

70  Hannah,  b.  September  30,  1732  ;  d.  1806. 

71  Matthew,  b.  October  21,  1734  ;  d.  1791. 

72  Ozias,  b.  January  29,  1737  ;  m.  Sarah  Lockwood,  November  26, 

1761. 

73  Barnabas,  b.  December  25,   1739';  in.    Hannah  Richards,    April 

27, 1797. 

74  Silas,  b.  February  4,  1742. 

75  Uriah,  b.  February  17,  1744  ;  d.  about  1«30. 

76  Ichabod,  b.  December  15,  1745 ;  d.  February,  1792. 

64. 

Samuel,  son  of  (14)  Samuel  Marvin  and ,  married 

Deborah  Clark,  Novemher  25,  1735,  and  had 

77  Esther,  b.  August  22,  1736. 

78  Rebecca,  b.  May  19,  1738. 


MA.EVIN.  609 

79  Samuel,  b.  February  7,  1740. 

80  Betty,  b.  January  12, 1744. 

65. 

Josiah,  son  of  (14)  Samuel  Marvin  and ,  married 

,  and  had 


81  Daniel,  b.  in  Norwalk  in  1739. 

82  William,  b.  March  24,  1741. 

83  Jared. 

84  John,  d.  in  Nova  Scotia,  a  refugee  in  the  Revolution. 

85  Josiah,   died   on   Long  Island   in   the  British   army   during  the 

Revolution. 

86  Samuel. 

And  four  daughters. 

72. 

Ozias,  son  of  (63)  Matthew  Marvin  and  Elizabeth  Clark, 

was  born  January  29,  1737;  married  Sarah  Lock  wood,  No- 
vember 26,  1761,  and  had 

87  Ozias,  b.  February  10,  1763. 

88  Hannah*,  b.  October  7,  1764. 

89  Elizabeth,  b.  November  24,  1766. 

90  Sarah,  b.  June  21,  1768. 

91  Esther,  b.  June  12,  1770. 

92  Joseph  L.,  b.  December  11,  1774. 

93  Clark,  b.  October  13,  1776. 

94  Asa,  b.  October  13,  1778. 

95  Polly,  b.  June  9,  1781. 

96  Silas,  b.  March  1,  1784. 

97  Charles,  b.  February  21,  1786. 

73. 
Barnabas,  son  of  (63)  Matthew  Marvin  and  Elizabeth 

Clark,    was    born    December    25,   1739 ;    married    Hannah 
Richards,  April  27,  1797,  and  had 

98  George,  b,  February  23,  1798;  graduate  of  Yale  college  1817. 

99  Charles  R.,  b.  September  30,  1811. 
100  Mary,  b.  November  19,  1816. 

(For  a  fuller  account  of  the  Marvin  family  see  New  England  Historical 
and  Genealogical  Register,  vols,  xv,  pp.  235,  250,  252;  xxxi,  p.  212;  xxxii, 
p.  82.) 


MOTT. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 
John  Mott  held  lands  in  Shalford,  Essex  Co.,  England, 
in  1375. 

3. 
Thomas,  a  descendant  of  John  Mott,  resided  in  Booking, 
in  Essex  Co. ;  married  Alice  Meade,  and  had 

3  John,  m.,  1st,  Catharine  Roke,  September  18,  1557,   who  was 

buried  March  5,  1571  ;  2d,  Joan,  sister  of  Sir  Robert  Gardner. 

4  Mark,  bp.  April  25, 1549 ;  m.  Prances  Gutter  ;  buried  December 

14,  1637. 

Thomas  Mott  was  buried  in  Brain  tree,  March  5,  1554. 

3. 
John,  son  of  (2)  Thomas  Mott  and  Alice  Meade,  married 
1st,  Catharine  Roke,  September  18,  1557,  avIio  died  and  was 
buried  March  5,  1571 ;  without  issue;  2d,  Joan,  sister  of  Sir 
Robert  Gardner,  Lord  President  of  Ireland,  under  Queen 
Elizabeth,  and  had 

5  Mary,  bp.  July  13,  1587;  m.  son  of  Judge  Clench,  of  Holbrook, 

Suffolk  county,  and  had  a  son  C'apt.  Robert  Clench. 

John  Mott  was  buried  in  Braintree,  July  13,  1595. 

4. 

Mark,  son  of  (2)  Thomas  Mott  and  Alice  Meade,  was 

baptised  April  25, 1549  ;  married  Frances  Gutter,  of  Booking, 
and  had 

6  John,  of  Eyland  and  of  Wiston,  Suffolk  county,  m.  Alice  Har- 

ington . 


Mott.  611 

7  Adrian,  bp.  March  29, 1578  ;  m.,  lst.JEANE  Wade;  2d,  Catharine 

Kempe;  d.  1662. 

8  Mark,  d.  y. 

9  Mark,  bp.  March  8,1581 ;  m.  Mercy  Tichborne;  buried  Jannary 

3,  1630. 

10  Joseph,  bp.  March  17,  1586. 

11  Edward,  bp.  June  24, 1590  ;  m. . 

12  Mary,  d.  y. 

13  Mary,  bp.  February  15,  1587 ;  buried  November  3,  1610. 

14  Sarah,-  m.  (according  to  Herald's  College)  Robert  Wobcch,  of 

Greyes  Inne  (according  to  Rev.  Henry  Sherman,  of  Esopus, 
N.  Y.,  1st,  Robert  Tenborough,  Esq.,  July  1,  1614  ;  2d,  Sir 
John  Henley,  of  Yorkshire.) 

Frances  Gutter,  wife  of  Mark  Mott,  was  buried  in 
Braintree,  February  23,  1615. 

Mark  Mott  was  buried  in  Braintree,  December  14,  1637. 
He  was  a  munificent  benefactor  of  his  parish.  He  pur- 
chased the  Manor  of  Sheme  Hall  in  Shalford,  in  1590,  and 
was  the  ultimate  heir  of  his  father  Thomas.  In  1537  he  gave 
a  house  and  a  small  field,  at  that  time,  of  the  yearly  value  of 
forty  shillings,  the  income  to  be  disposed  of  in  shirts  and 
smocks  of  cloth  at  twelve  pence  a  yard  to  be  given  to  the 

poor  of  Braintree. 

6. 

John,  son  of  (4)  Mark  Mott  and  Frances  Gutter,  resided 

first  in  Eyland  and  then    in  Wiston,    Suffolk  Co. ;  married 

Alice,  daughter  of  Thomas  Harington,  of   Essex  Co.,  and  had 

15  Thomas,  m.  Sarah  Brand. 

16  Mark,  m.  and  had  one  son  John,  who  had  Alice  and  Mary. 

17  John. 

18  James. 

19  Alice,  bp.  March  3,  1604. 

20  Dorothy,  m.  (11  Talcott  Ped.)  John  Talcott,  of  Braintree,  and 

came  to  America  with  him  in  1632,  bringing  two  children, 
Mary  and  John. 

21  Sarah. 

22  Dorcas. 

23  Mary  (according  to  Sherman),  who  was  bp.  December  C,  1610. 

7. 
Adrian,  son  of  (4)  Mark  Mott  and  Frances  Gutter,  was 

baptised  March  29,  1578  ;  married  1st,  Jeane  Wade,  and  had 

24  Adrian,  of  Kettonsou  in  Suffolk  ;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Dyke;  2d, 

Mercy  Fish. 


612  Mott. 

Jeane  Wade,  wife  of  Adrian  Mott,  died.    He  married  2d,  Cather- 
ine Kempe,  January  1,  1604,  and  had 

25  Mark,  b.  October  23,  1604 ;  m.  Anne  Dove  ;  buried  May  2, 1667. 
Adrian  Mott  was  buried  in  Braintree,  March  29,  1662. 

9. 

Mark  (Rev.  D.  !>.),  son  of  (4)  Mark  Mott  and  Frances 

Gutter,  was  baptised  March  S,  1581 ;  married  Mercy,  daughter 
•  and  sole  heiress  of  Rev.  Wm.  Tichborne,  and  had 

26  Mercy,  bp.  November  2, 1617. 

27  Frances,  bp.  December  6,  1618. 

28  Henry,  bp.  March  12,  1619  ;  buried  January  19, 1634. 
29-  Dorothy,  bp.  January  28,  1620. 

30  Anne. 

31  Mark. 

32  Mary. 

33  Sarah,  d.  y. 

Mercy  Tichborne,  wife  of  Dr.  Mark  Mott,  was  buried  in 
Rayne,  February  29,  1627. 

Dr.  Makk  Mott  was  buried  in  Rayne,  January  3, 1630.  He 
was  Rector  of  Rayne  where,  and  at  Braintree,  Booking,  Rock- 
ford  and  Great  Birch  in  Essex,  and  also  in  Herts,  he  had  landed 
estates.  The  estate  at  Great  Birch,  valuable  and  of  great 
antiquity,  he  left  by  will  to  his  three  daughters,  Dorothy,  Anne 
and  Mary,  who  were  possessed  of  it,  in  1635.  In  1669  it 
belonged  to  Thomas  Kempe,  clerk. 

11. 

Edward,  son  of  (4)  Mark  Mott  and  Frances  Gutter,  was 

baptised  June  24,  1590  ;  married  ,  and  bad 

34  Mary,  m. Digby. 

15. 

Thomas,  of  Stoke,  Suffolk  Co.,  gentleman  in  1664,  son  of 
(6)  John  Mott  and  Alice  Hariiigton,  mai-ied  Sarah,  daughter 
of  John  Brand,  of  Edgwardstone,  Suffolk  Co.,  and  had 

35  Sarah. 


Mott.  613 

SO. 
Dorothy,  daughter  of  (6)  John  Mott  and  Alice  Har- 
ington,  married  (11  Talcott  Ped.)  John  Talcott,  of  Braintree, 
and  had 

36  Mary,  b.  in  Braintree;  m.  (2)  Kev.  John  Russell,  in  America, 

June  28,  1649. 

37  John,  b.  in  Braintree  ;  m.  1st,  Helena  Wakeman,  October  29, 

1650  ;  2d,  Mary  Cook,  November  9,  1676,  both  in  America. 

38  Samuel,  b.  in  New  England,  168o  ;  m .  1st,  (13)  Hannah  Holyoke, 

November  17,  1661  ;  2d,  Mart ,  August  6,  1679. 

John  Talcott,  accompanied  by  his  wife  and  two  children, 
came  to  America  in  the  ship  "  Lion  "  in  1632  ;  settled  first  at 
Newtown,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  and  from  thence  to  Hartford, 
Conn.,  with  the  Rev.  Mr.  Hooker  (see  11  Talcott  Ped.)  He 
is  the  ancestor  of  all  the  Talcotts  in  America. 

24. 

Adrian,  son  of  (7)  Adrian  Mott,  of  Braintree,  and  Jeane 
Wade,  his  first  wife,  of  Eedgwell,  Essex  Co.,  resided  in  Ket- 
tonson,  Suffolk  Co.,  Master  of  Arts  in  Cambridge ;  married, 
1st,  Elizabeth,  daughter  and  heiress  of  Daniel  Dyke,  and  had 

39  Elizabeth. 

Elizabeth  Dyke,  wife  of  Adrian  Mott,  died.  He  married,  2d, 
Mercy,  daughter  of  Sir  William  Fish,  of  Bigleswade,  in  Bed- 
ford county,  and  had 

40  Mark,  son  and  heir,  aged  4  years,  Anno  1664  ;  m.  Susanna  Marke. 

41  Nathaniel. 

42  Katharine. 

43  Martha. 

35. 

Mark  (Rev.),  of  Chelmsford,  son  of  (7)  Adrian  Mott  and 
Catharine  Kempe,  his  second  wife,  was  baptised,  October  23, 
1604 ;  married  Anne,  daughter  of  Robert  Dove,  and  had 

44  Mercy,  m.  Richard  Smith. 

45  Frances,  m.  John  Clopton,  and  bad  Anne. 

46  Dorothy,  m.  Thomas  Abby. 

47  Mary,  m.  Rev.  Thomas  Kempe. 


614  Mott. 

Anne  Dove,  wife  of  Rev.  Mark  Mott,  died.  By  »  second  wife 
(whom  the  Rev.  Mr.  Sherman  says,  was  Elizabeth  Dyke, 
married  September  13,  1610,  but  which  could  scarcely  be,  as 
the  official  pedigree,  which  I  have  from  the  Herald  college  at 
London,  makes  Elizabeth  Dyke  the  wife  of  his  brother 
Adrian)  he  had 

48  Mark,  of  Wethersfield;  m.  Barbara  Ady;  d.  1694. 

49  Nathaniel,  of  Little  Waltham ;  m. . 

50  Elizabeth,  bp.  February  29,  1631. 

51  Susanna,  m. Mascall,  February  20,  1660. 

The  Rev.  Mark  Mott  was  buried  at  Rayne,  May  2,  1667. 
The  living  at  Chelmsford  had  been  sequestered  from  John 
Michaelson  for  political  delinquencies,  and  Mott  was  his  im- 
mediate successor,  as  appears  from  the  order  in  the  House  of 
Commons,  February  9,  1643.  Mott  had  previously  been 
Michaelson's  curate.  His  signature  appears  to  the  petition  in 
favor  of  Thomas  Hooker.  He  also  signed  the  Essex  Testimony 
in  1648.     In  1650  the  return  for  Chelmsford  is : 

"  Mark  Mott  (presented  by)  the  parliament  on  the  seques^ 
tration  of  J.  Michaelson,  an  able  preaching  minister."  Michael- 
son  recovered  his  living  at  the  restoration,  Mott  was  therefore 
ejected  under  the  act  (of  uniformity)  1660.  "  David's  Non-Con- 
formity in  Essex." 

42. 

Hark,  of  "Wiston,  son  and  heir  of  (24)  Adrian  Mott  and 
Mercy  Fish,  was  4  years  old  in  1664 ;  married  Susanna  Marke, 

and  had 

52  Mark,  b.  in  Ireland. 

53  John,  of  London  ;  m.  Elizabeth . 

54  Thomas. 

55  Susanna. 

50. 

Mark,  of  Wethersfield,  son  of  (25)  Rev.  Mark  Mott,  of 

Chelmsford,  and  his  second  wife,  married  Barbara,  daughter 
of  Thomas  Ady,  M.  D.,  of  Wethersfield,  and  had 

56  Mark. 

57  Ady,  of  Wethersfield. 

58  Nathaniel. 

59  Thomas. 


Mott.  615 

60  Mercy. 

61  Dorothy. 

62  Anne. 

63  Barbara,  in.  William  Ward,  LL.  D . 

Mark  Mott  of  "Wethersfield,  died  in  1694. 

51. 

Nathaniel,  of  Little  Waltham,  son  of  (25)  Rev.  Mark 

Mott,    of  Chelmsford,  and  his  second  wife,  married 

and  had 

64  Thomas,  Fellow  of  Emm,  Cambridge  college. 

65  Mary. 

55. 
John,  of  London,  son  of  (42)  Mark   Mott,  of  Wiston, 
and  Susanna  Marke,  married  Elizabeth ,  and  had 

66  Milford. 

67  John. 

68  Elizabeth. 

• 

In  1648  the  Essex  Chambers  were  organized  in  classes  with 
ministers  appointed  by  Parliament  and  lay  elders.  William 
Skinner  was  one  of  the  elders  of  Bocking ;  Adrian  Mott  was 
one  of  the  elders  of  Braintree ;  Robert  Talcott,  gentleman, 
St.  Leonard's,  Colchester. 

Samuel  Mott,  gentleman,  was  twice  Mayor  of  Colchester  in 
Essex  ;  died  January  8,  1698,  ae.  66  years. 

Temperance,  widow  of  Samuel  Mott,  died  March  19, 1698-9. 
Has  a  monument  in  St.  Runwald's  with  arms  a  crescent. 
78 


PYNCHON. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 
Nicholas  Pynchon,  of  Wales,  Sheriff  of  London  in 
1532,  had 

2  John,  m.  Jane,  daughter  of  Sir  Richard  Empson  ;  d.  November  29, 

1573. 

2. 

John,  son  of  (1)  Nicholas  Pynchon,  married  Jane,  daugh- 
ter and  heiress  of  Sir  Richard  Empson,  and  had 

3  William,  m.  Rose  Reding  ;  d.  October  15,  1591 . 

4  John,  m. Orchard. 

5  Sir  Edward. 

6  Agnes,  m.  Thomas  Chicei.e,  of  Hingham  Ferries. 

7  Elizabeth,  m.  Geoffrey  Gates,  of  St.  Edmund's  Bury. 

8  Jane,  m.  Andrew  Paschal,  of  Springfield,  England. 

John  Pynchon  died  November  29,  1573,  and  his  widow 
married  Dr.  Thomas  Wilson,  Secretary  of  State.  John 
Pynchon  resided  at  Writtle,  Essex  Co.,  England. 

3. 
William,  son  of  (2)  John  Pynchon  and  Jane  Empson, 

was  born  at  Writtle ;  married  Hose,  daughter  of  Thomas  Red- 
ing, of  Pinner,  Middlesex  Co.,  England,  and  had 

9  Peter,  d.  ae.  15  years. 

10  Sir  Edmund,  m.  Dokotiiy  Weston. 

11  Henry. 

12  Christopher,  m.  Mart  Vincent,  and  had  a  son  Edward. 

13  Elizabeth. 

14  Anne,  m.  Richard  Weston,  Earl  of  Portland. 

William  Pynchon  died  October  15,  1591. 


Pynchon.  617 

4. 

John,  son  of  (2)  John  Pynchon  and  Jane  Empson,  mar- 
ried the  daughter  and  heiress  of Orchard,  and  had 

15  William,  m.,  1st, ;  2d,  Frances  Sanford;  d.  1662. 

lO. 

Sir  Edmund,  son  of  (3)  William  Pynchon  and  Rose 
Reding,  married  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Sir  Jerome  Weston,  of 
Skreene,  in  Roxwell,  and  had 

16  John,  in.  Elizabeth  Cornwall  ;  d.  July  30,  1654. 

17  Mary,  m.  Walter  Overbury. 

18  Elizabeth. 

19  Anne,  m.  John  Wolfe. 

15. 

William,  son  of  (4)  John  Pynchon  and Orchard, 

married ,  and  had 

20  John,  b.  1625  ;  m.  Amy,  daughter  of  Gov.  Wyllis,  of  Connecticut, 

October  30,  1645.     She  died  January  9,  1698,  as.  74.     He  died 
January,  1703. 

21  Anna,  m.  Henry  Smith,  and  returned  to  England. 

22  Margaret,  m.  Capt.  William  Davis,  December  6,  1644 ;  d.  July 

3,  1653. 

23  Mary,  m.  (4)  Elizur  Holyoke,  November  20,  1640  ;  d.  October 

26,  1657. 

,  wife  of    Hon.    William    Pynchon,   died    in   Roxbury,   Mass., 

August,  1630.     He  married,  2d,  Frances  Sanford,  of   Dor- 
chester, Mass.,  by  whom  he  had  no  children. 

Frances  Sanford,  wife  of  the  Hon.  William  Pynchon, 
died  iu  Wraisbury,  Buckinghamshire,  England,  October  10, 
1657. 

Hon.  William  Pynchon  died  at  the  same  place  October, 
1662,  ae,  about  72  years.  He  was  one  of  the  Patentees  of  the 
Charter  of  Charles  I.  granted  to  the  Colony  of  Massachusetts 
March  4,  1629.  He  was  chosen  an  assistant  magistrate  by  the 
General  Court  of  the  Massachusetts  Company  in  London,  Oc- 
tober 20,  1629,  and  came  to  this  country  in  1630.  He  first 
settled  at  Roxbury,  Mass. ;  he  was  subsequently  chosen  treas- 
urer of  the  company  and  removed  to  Springfield,  Mass.,  of 


618  Pynohon. 

which  he  was  one  of  the  original  proprietors.  It  is  said  that 
on  account  of  religious  controversies,  he  and  his  wife  returned 
to  his  seat  at  Wraisbury  on  the  Thames  in  1652. 

16. 
John,  son  of  (10)  Sir  Edmund  Pynchon  and  Dorothy 
Weston,  married  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Thomas  Cornwall, 
and  had 

24  Edward,  d.  February,  1672. 

25  Bridget,  m.  WilIjIam  Petrie,  4th  Baron  Petrie,  and  bad  an 

only  child,  Mart,  b.  March  25,  1679  ;  m.  George  Heneage, 
of  HattiTjton   Cpjmte_Line.  England. 

John  Pynchon  died  July  30,  1654. 

Here  the  older  branches  of  the  family  seem  to  terminate. 

20. 
John,  son  of  (15)  Hon.  William  Pynchon  and  , 

was  born  in  England  in  1625 ;  married  Amy,  daughter  of 
Gov.  Geo*rge  Wyllis,  of  Connecticut,  October  30, 1645,  and  had 

26  Joseph,  b.  July  26, 1646  ;  d.  December  30,  1682. 

27  John,  b.  October  8,  1647  ;  m.   Margaret  Hubbard  ;  d.  April  21, 

1721. 

28  Mary,  b.  October  28,  1650  ;   m.  Joseph  Whiting,  October  5, 

1659. 

29  William,  b.  1653  ;  d.  June  15, 1654. 

30  Mehitabel,  b.  1661 ;  d.  July  24,  1663. 

Amy   Wyllis,  wife   of   John  Pynchon,  died  January   9, 
1698,  o.  s. 
John  Ptnchon  died  January  IT,  1703,  n.  s. 


RATHBONE. 


No  attempt  has  as  yet  been  made  to  trace  ont  and  confirm 
by  documentary  evidence,  the  early  history  of  the  Rathbone 
family  in  America.  Various  accounts  were  formerly  current 
concerning  their  origin,  one  asserting  that  the  family  was 
descended  from  Thomas  Rathbone  who  came  from  England 
in  1621 ;  another  deriving  them  from  John  Rathbone  of 
the  Liverpool  family  who  emigrated  from  that  city  in 
1625  ;  and  a  third  from  an  elder  brother  of  Col.  John  Rath- 
bone, an  officer  of  the  Parliamentary  army  of  1658,  who  was 
noted  for  his  devotion  to  Republican  principles. 

The  first  of  the  name,  however,  who  appears  in  America,  is 
the  Rev.  William  Rathbone  to  whom  allusion  is  made  in  a 
work  published  in  1637,  and  reprinted  in  the  Historial  Collec- 
tions of  Massachusetts.  He  seems  to  have  been  an  author,  and 
as  his  doctrinal  views  did  not  accord  with  those  prevailing  in 
the  Massachusetts  Colony,  the  supposition  is  that  he  and  his 
descendants  were  not  admitted  into  the  New  England  church 
as  members,  and  consequently  were  not  permitted  to  take  part 
in  general  public  affairs. 

Mr.  James  Savage,  in  his  Genealogical  Dictionary,  speaks  of 
one  of  a  somewhat  similar  name  George  (Rabone)  Rabun  (which 
Belknap,  in  his  History  of  New  Hampshire,  says  may  be  a 
mistake  for  Rathbone),  who  was  in  Exeter  in  1639.  This 
George  Rabone  was  one  of  those  who  in  the  previous  year  had 
sympathized   with   the   Rev.  Mr.  Wheelwright,*  the  brother 

«  Wheelwright  was  a  man  of  learning,  piety  and  position,  "but  how  and  when  he 
came  to  America  is  unknown."  See  Drakes  History  of  Boston,  p.  60. 


620  Rathbone. 

of  the  famous  Mrs.  Anne  Hutchinson,  and  was  with  him  ban- 
ished from  Boston  for  defending  his  religious  opinions.  Being 
deprived  of  all  his  privileges  as  a  citizen  he  combined  with  his 
fellow  exiles,  some  thirty-five  in  number,  in  setting  up  an 
independent  government  at  Squamscot  Falls,  N.  II.,  which 
they  called  Exeter. 

In  the  Rhode  Island  Colonial  Records  mention  is  made  of  a 
John  Rawsbone,  of  New  Shoreham,  who  was  admitted  to  full 
political  rights  as  freeman,  May  4,  1664,  being  the  same  person 
whom  the  Block  Island  Records  name  John  Rathbone.  This 
John  Rathbone  was  one  of  those  who  met  at  the  house 
of  Dr.  Alcock  August  17,  1660,  to  confer  about  the  pur- 
chase of  Block  Island,  and  was  one  of  the  original  sixteen 
purchasers  of  that  island  from  Gov.  Endicott  and  three  others 
to  whom  it  had  been  granted  for  public  services.  In  1676 
John  Rathbone  was  chosen  one  of  the  surveyors  of  highways. 
In  1682/1683  and  1684,  he  occupied  a  place  in  the  Rhode 
Island  General  Assembly  as  representative  from  Block  Island. 
In  1686  he  was  one  of  the  petitioners  to  the  King  of  Great 
Britain  in  reference  to  the  "  Quo  Warranto,"  and  in  1688  was 
orte  of  the  grand  jury  of  Rhode  Island. 

In  Niles'  Historical  Narrative  of  the  French  and  Indian 
wars,  published  in  1760,  we  find  the  following  :  "  In  the  year 
1689  in  the  month  of  July,  Mr.  Rathbone  had  a  narrow 
escape  from  the  French,  who  had  come  in  three  vessels  and 
were  then  pillaging  the  island.  They  inquired  of  some  one 
or  more  of  the  people  "  who  were  the  likeliest  among  them  to 
have  money."  They  told  them  of  John  Rathbone  as  the 
most  likely.  The  French  proceeded  to  capture  him,  as  they 
supposed,  and  demanded  of  hiin  his  money.  The  captive 
denied  having  any  but  a  trifling  sum.  They  endeavored  to 
make  him  confess  that  he  had  more  and  to  deliver  it  to  them, 
by  tying  him  up  and  whipping  him  barbarously.     While  they 


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were  doing  all  this  to  an  innocent  man  whom  they  mistook  for 
the  monied  John  Rathbone,  the  latter  made  his  escape  with 
his  treasure.  They  had  mistaken  the  son  for  the  father,  who 
hy  submitting  to  this  cruelty  in  the  room  of  his  father  saved 
him  from  being  robbed." 

Arnold  in  his  history  of  the  State  of  Rhode  Island,  Vol.  1, 
p.  304,  says:  "The  local  history  of  Block  Island  truth- 
fully written  would  present  an  interesting  study.  The  tradi- 
tionary history  of  the  aborigines  is  full  of  the  romance  of  war. 
Their  authentic  history  in  connection  with  the  whites  abounds 
in  stirring  incidents,  the  peculiarities  of  the  English  settlers, 
and  their  posterity,  their  customs,  laws  and  domestic  institutions 
are  among  the  most  singular  and  interesting  developments  of 
civilized  life,  while  the  martial  defense  of  a  people,  within 
and  around  whose  Island  there  has  been  more  hard  fighting 
than  on  any  territory  of  equal  extent  in  America,  and  where 
the  horrors  of  savage  and  of  civilized  warfare  have  alternately 
prevailed,  almost  without  cessation  from  the  earliest  traditionary 
period  down  to  a  recent  date,  would  altogether  furnish  material 
for  a  thrilling  history  that  might  rival  the  pages  of  a  romance. 
The  dangers  of  the  sea  and  the  sterner  perils  of  war  united  to 
produce  a  race  of  men  whose  courage  and  hardihood  cannot 
be  surpassed.     It  was  out  of  such  material  that  naval  heroes 

were  made." 

1. 
John  Rathbone,  of  Block  Island,  married  Margaret 
,  and  had 

2  William,  m.  Sarah ,  December  18,  1686. 

3  Thomas,  m.  Mart  Dickens,  April  21,  1685. 

4  John,  m.  Ann  Dodge,  January  10,  1688. 

5  Joseph,  m.  Mary  Mosiier.  May  19,  1691. 

6  Samuel,  b.  August  3,  1672;  m.  Patience ,  November  3, 

1692;  d.  January  24, 1757. 

7  Sarah. 

8  Margaret. 

9  Elizabeth. 


622  Rathbone. 

John  Rathbone,  Sr.,  died  at  Block  Island,  R.  I.,  between 
February  12,  and  October  6,  1702.  His  widow  survived  him. 
He  left  the  following  will : 

Will  of  John  Rathbone,  Senior. 

In  the  name  of  God,  Amen.  I,  John  Rathbone,  Senior,  of 
Block  Island,  also  New  Shoram,  in  the  Colony  of  Rhode 
Island,  and  Providence  plantation  in  New  England,  Yeoman, 
being  sick  in  body  but  of  perfect  memory,  thanks  be  to 
Almighty  God,  and  calling  to  remembrance  the  uncertain 
estate  of  this  transitory  life  and  that  all  flesh  must  yield  unto 
death  when  it  shall  please  God  to  call,  do  make,  constitute, 
ordain  and  declare  this  my  last  will  and  testament  in  manner 
and  form  following,  revoking  and  annulling  by  these  presents 
all  and  every  testament  and  testaments,  will  or  wills  heretofore 
by  me  made  and  declared,  either  by  word  or  by  writing,  and  this 
is  to  be  taken  only,  for  my  last  will  and  testament  and  none  other. 
And  first,  being  penatent  and  sorry  from  the  bottom  of  my 
heart  for  my  siris  past,  most  humbly  desiring  forgiveness  for 
the  same^  I  give  and  commit  my  soul  unto  Almighty  God,  my 
Saviour  and  Redeemer  in  hand,  and  by  the  merits  of  Jesns 
Christ,  I  trust  and  believe  assuradly  to  be  saved  and  to  have 
full  remission  and  forgiveness  of  all  my  sins,  and  that  my  soul 
with  my  body  at  the  general  day  of  resurrection  shall  arise 
again  with  j'03'  and  through  the  merits  of  Christ's  death  and 
passion,  possess  and  inhabit  the  Kingdom  of  Heaven  prepared 
for  his  elect  and  chosen,  and  my  body  to  be  buried  in  such 
place  where  it  shall  please  my  executors. 

First  —  I  give  and  bequeath  to  my  son  Samuel  Rathbone 
the  table  and  cubbard  which  stand  now  in  his  house  as  for  are 
lomes  (heirlooms  ?)  to  the  house,  and  I  leave  my  wife  Margaret 
Rathbone  my  executrix  of  all  my  movable  and  household 
goods,  houses  and  chatties,  cattle,  sheep,  and  horse  kind  ;  and 
I  leave  (her  ?)  the  income  of  my  house  at  Newport  for  her  life- 
time, and  at  her  decease  the  westward  (end  ?)  of  my  house  at 
Newport,  and  the  leanto  of  that  end  so  far  as  the  post  that  the 
door  hangs  on,  and  the  shop  to  be  left  for  my  son  John  Rath- 
bone's  son  John,  and  his  heirs  forever;  and  the  eastward  end 
of  said  house  and  the  rest  of  the  leanty  (leanto  ?)  to  be  left  for 


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my  son  William  Rathbone's  son  John  and  his  heirs  forever, 
and  the  yard  to  be  equally  for  their  use. 

And  I  leave  to  my  wife  for  her  life-time  the  twentj'  acres  of 
land  which  I  bought  of  Henry  Hall,  and  the  rnnning  of  two 
cows  and  a  horse  and  the  end  of  the  house  which  I  now  live  in ; 
and  I  leave  that  my  four  sons  shall  pay  to  my  wife  during  her 
life-time  forty  shillings  a  piece  a  year,  that  is  to  say,  John 
Rathbone,  William  Rathbone,  and  Joseph  Rathbone  and 
Samuel  Rathbone.  And  I  leave  to  my  wife  during  her  life- 
time my  neager  (negro)  man,  and  at  her  disposing,  and  at  her 
decease  to  my  son  Thomas  Rathbone  for  three  years,  and  at  the 
end  of  the  three  years,  to  give  him  as  good  clothes  as  his  mistress 
leaves  him,  and  then  to  set  him  free.  And  at  my  wife's  decease 
what  household  goods  are  left  to  be  equally  divided  between 
my  three  daughters  Sarah  and  Margaret  and  Elizabeth,  and 
for  what  cattle  and  sheep  and  horse  kind  are  left  to  be  equally 
divided  between  my  five  sons.  And  I  leave  that  my  wife  shall 
take  up  all  bonds  and  debts  due  to  me. 

And  I  leave  that  my  executrix  shall  see  this,  my  last  will, 
performed. 

In  witness  whereof,  I  have  hereinto  set  my  hand  and  affixed 
my  seal  in  Block  Island  aforesaid,  the  twelth  day  of  February, 
in  the  year  of  our  Lord,  one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  two 
(1702.) 

JOHN  RATHBONE. 

Signed,  sealed  and  delivered  to  be  the  last  will  and  testament 
of  John  Rathbone,  Senior,  in  presence  of, 

WILLIAM  HANCOCK, 
JONAS  WELCH, 
ROGER  DICKENS. 

Block  Island,  October  6,  1702. 

William  Hancock,  Jr.,  and  James  Welch  and  Roger  Dickens 

personally  appeared  before  me,  and  did  testify  upon  solemn  oath 

that  they  were  testamony  to  the  signing  and  sealing  of  this  will 

and  testament  before  me. 

SIMON  RAY, 

Warden. 
79 


624  Rathbone. 

Those  persons  above  specified,  William  Hancock,  James 
Welch,  Koger  Dickens  personally  appeared  and  acknowledged 
before  the  public  town  meeting  that  they  had  taken  upon 
solemn  oath  before  me  Simon  Raye,  Head  Warden,  to  the  truth 
of  the  above  written  and  subscription.  Entered  by  order  of 
the  Wardens  and  Town  Council  by  me, 

NATHANIEL  MOTT, 

January  12,  1702-3.  Town  Clerk. 

John  Rathbone,  Se.,  many  years  before  his  death,  settled 
his  sons  on  farms  on  Block  Island,  where  they  lived  with  their 
children.  Their  grandchildren,  however,  scattered,  leaving,  it 
is  supposed,  the  descendants  of  Samuel  alone,  of  the  name,  on 
the  island.  His  grandson  (32)  Jonathan,  son  of  his  son  (4) 
John,  removed  to  Colchester,  Conn.  He  is  the  ancestor  of  the 
Rathbones  of  Albany,  N.  Y.,  and  of  Otsego  county,  N.  Y. 
(34)  Joshua,  another  son  of  (4)  John,  settled  at  Stonington, 
Conn.,  and  is  the  ancestor  of  the  Rathbones  in  New  York 
city.  John,  Benjamin,  Nathaniel  and  Thomas,  also  sons  of 
(4)  John,  settled  in  Exeter,  R.  I.  (77)  Elijah,  son  of  (53)  Samuel, 
settled  in  Groton,  Conn.,  and  had  numerous  descendants. 

2. 

William,  son  of  (1)  John  Rathbone  and  Margaret , 

married  Sarah ,  December  18,  1680,  and  had 

10  William,  b.  November  12,  1681  ;  m.  Sarah  Mott,  January  30, 

1705-6. 

11  Cora(?),  b.  December  8,  1682. 

12  John,  b.  July  9,  1684 ;  (by  will  of  his  grandfather  he  had  half  of 

the  bouse  at  Newport,  R.  I,) 

13  Thomas,  b.  July  21, 1686. 

14  Jonathan,  b.  November  25,  1688. 

15  Elizabeth,  b.  May  30,  1691. 

16  Ann,  b.  July  9,  1693 ;  m.  William  Dodge,  Jb.,  June  20, 1728. 

17  Dorcas,  b.  July  14, 1695 ;  m.  Thomas  Weast,  September  20, 1716. 

18  Ebenezer,  b.  January  28,  1696-7. 

19  Mary,  b.  July  5,  1699. 

20  Eleanor,  b.  August  1,  1701. 

William  Rathbone  was  appointed  by  the  Colony  of  Rhode 
Island  as  Constable  for  Block  Island  in  1688.     He  was  ad- 


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mitted  freeman  of  the  Colony  by  vote  of  the  General  Assembly 
May  5,  1696.  To  be  capable  of  this  franchise  it  was  then 
necessary  that  a  person  should  be  of  age,  a  "  housekeeper,"  and 
recommended  to  the  Assembly  as  a  man  of  reliable  character. 

3. 
Thomas  (Capt.),  son  of  (1)  John  Rathbone  and  Mar- 
garet   ,  married  Mary  Dickens,  April  21,  1685,  and 

had 

21  Margaret,  b.  January  17,  1680. 

22  Mary,  b.  November  24,  1687  ;  m.  John  Garner  about  1717. 

23  Patience,  b.  November  14,  1690. 

24  Content,  b.*January  17,1692. 

25  Thomas,  Jr.,  b.  January  29,  1695  ;  m.   Ltdia  Mott,  October  27, 

1715. 

26  Sarah,  b.  April  1,  1698. 

27  Elizabeth,  b.  March  13,  1700  ;  m.  John  Gay,  February  14,  1720. 

28  Samuel,  b.  July  1,  1702. 

29  John,  b.  May  29,  1705 ;  m.  Experience ,  January  1,  1726. 

30  Sibea,  b.  March  16,  1707. 

Capt.  Thomas  Rathbone  made  a  will  November  14,  1733 ; 
proved  January  11,  1734—5,  leaving  his  estate  to  his  three  sons. 
He  was  admitted  a  freeman  of  Rhode  Island  in.  1096,  and  in 
1700  was  a  representative  in  the  General  Assembly  from 
Block  Island,  also  in  1704,  1712  and  1731.  At  the  close  of 
the  French  war,  while  deputy  from  New  Shoreham,  Block 
Island,  he  was  found  remonstrating  in  the  Rhode  Island  As- 
seinblv  against  the  onerous  taxation  of  the  inhabitants  of 
Block  Island,  considering  the  great  charges  they  had  been  at 
in  their  own  defense  against  His  Majesty's  enemies,  the  French. 
Being  in  an  exposed  position  they  had  been  obliged  to  main- 
tain a  quota  of  men  for  the  protection  of  the  Island,  to  guard 
against  the  attacks  of  piratical  vessels  by  which  it  was  con- 
stantly threatened. 

4. 

John,  son  of  (1)  John  Rathbone  and  Margaret , 

married  Ann  Dodge,  January  10,  1688,  and  had 

31  Mary,  b.  October  3,  1688, 

32  Jonathan,  b.  May  22,  1691  ;  m.  Elizabeth ;  d.  April  1, 

1766. 


626  Rathbone. 

33  John,  b.  December  23,  1693  ;  m.  Patience  Fish,  December  20, 

1720. 

34  Joshua,  b.  February  9,  1696  ;  m.  Mary  Wightman,  February  16, 

1724. 

35  Benjamin,  b.  February  11.  1701. 

36  Annan,  b.  August  9,  1703. 

37  Nathaniel,  b.  February  6, 1708. 

38  Thomas,  b.  March  2,  1709. 

John  Rathbone  was  admitted  a  freeman  by  the  Assembly 
of  Ehode  Island  May  5,  1696.  He  received  from  his  father 
just  before  his  marriage  a  deed  for  sixty  acres  of  land  on  Block 
Island,  the  nominal  consideration  for  which  was  "  one  barrel  of 
pork  on  demand."    The  farm  was  probably  a  wedding  present. 

December  13,  1698,  "Great  James"  and  Jane,  his  wife 
(Indians),  bound  their  daughter  Betsey  to  John  Rathbone  and 
Ann,  his  wife,  as  an  indented  servant  for  eighteen  years  ;  the 
consideration  was  one  gallon  of  rum  and  one  blanket  in  hand, 
and  five  years  after  one  gallon  of  rum,  and  thereafter  yearly  ; 
and  if  she  remains  five  years,  then  the  said  Rathbone  to  pay 
four  blankets  and  one  every  third  year  thereafter. 

5. 
Joseph,  sDn  of  (1)  John  Rathbone  and  Margaret , 

married  Mary  Mosher,  May  19,  1691,  and  had 

39  Elizabeth,  b.  May  14,  1692. 

40  Rebecca,  b,  March  1,  1694. 

41  Grace,  b.  July  16,  1695. 

42  Mary,  b.  March  6,  1697  ;  d.  y. 

43  Margaret,  b.  November  29,  1700. 

44  Mary,  b.  February  14,  1703. 

45  Hannah,  b.  March  21 ,  1706. 

46  Joseph,  b.  October  4,  1707. 

47  Benjamin,  b.  February  6,  1710. 

48  Aeon,  b.  April  1,1712. 

Joseph  Rathbone  was  admitted  a  freeman  in  Rhode  Island 
1696. 

6. 

Samuel,  son  of  (1)  John  Rathbone  and  Margaret , 

was  born  August  3,  1672;  married  Patience Novem- 
ber 3,  1692,  and  had 


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49  Thomas,  b.  May  3,  1695  ;  d.  1733. 

50  Patience,  b.  August  21, 1697. 

51  Mary,  b.  September  11,  1700  ;  m.  (James  Gould,  June  6, 1723?) 
— 52  Wait,  b.  December  30,  1702  ;  m.  Thomas  Dickens,  June  1, 1727. 

53  Samuel,  b.  April  16,  1705  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Dodue,  Marcb  15, 1732  ; 

d.  January  24,  1780. 

54  James,  b.  April  10,  1707  ;  m.  Mercy  Downing,  September  7, 1732. 

55  Abraham,  b.  November  23,  1709  ;  m.  Mary  Mosher,  January  11, 

1735. 

56  Rebecca,  b.  January  9,  1713  ;  m.  John  Kider,  of  Newport,  Sep- 

tember 25, 1735. 

Patience ,  wife  of  Samuel  Rathbone,  died  August 

3,  1747,  se.  78  years,  less  10  days. 

Samuel  Rathbone  died  on  Block  Island  January  24,  1757. 

Samuel  Rathbone's  descendants  are  still  to  be  fonnd  on  the 
Island.  At  the  time  of  his  father's  death  he  owned  and  re- 
sided on  his  own  farm.  "When  he  died  he  left  in  his  house  a 
"  table  and  cubbard  "  left  to  him  by  his  father  as  an  "  heir 
loom."  One  of  the  descendants  of  Samuel  still  possesses  his 
old  family  Bible,  Oxford  imprint,  1725,  in  which  is  inscribed 
the  family  record,  and  during  his  life-time  in  his  own  hand- 
writing. This  Bible,  which  tradition  says  was  imported  for 
him,  he  bequeathed  "ye  4th  day,  A.  D.,  1743,  to  his  son 
Samuel,  and  at  his  death  to  his  grandson  Walter  Rathbone." 
Walter  Rathbone  at  his  death  gave  the  Bible  to  his  daughter 
Catharine  Rathbone  Mott,  and  at  her  death  to  his  grandson 
Walter  Rathbone  Mott,  who  owned  it  in  1879. 

The  lands  which  the  Rathbone's  and  Mott's  own  are  some 
of  the  most  eligible  for  locality  and  for  fertility  on  the  Island, 
and  are  the  same  that  the  first  Rathbone  settlers  occupied. 
On  the  site  of  their  ancient  family  dwelling,  which  disappeared 
a  century  ago,  there  is  still  the  hollow  where  the  cellar  once 
was,  in  which  now  grows  the  rankest  grass. 

lO. 

William,  son  of  (2)  William  Rathbone  and  Sarah  — — , 


was  born  November  12,  1681  ;  married  Sarah  Mott,  January 
30,  1705-6,  and  had 

57  Daniel,  b.  October  30,  1706. 


628  Rathbone. 

85. 
Thomas,  Jr.,  son  of  (3)  Capt.  Thomas  Rathbone  and 
Mary  Dickens,  was  born  January  29,  1695 ;  married  Lydia, 
daughter  of  Nathaniel  Mott,  of  Block  Island,  October  27, 1715, 
and  had 

58  Nathaniel,  b.  August  22, 1719  ;  m.  Ann  Peck,  September  10, 1741. 
69  Lydia,  b.  July  31,  1721 ;  m.  Mark  Dodge,  October  15, 1740. 

60  Beersheba,  b.  November  10,  1725  ;  m.  John  Payn,  January  10, 

1744. 

61  Sibel,  b.  November  20, 1727. 

62  Thomas,  b.  August  6,  1730. 

63  Sarah,  b.  November  5,  1732. 

64  Gamelion,  b.  February  21, 1737-8. 

Thomas  Rathbone  was  admitted  freeman  in  1720. 

29. 
John,  son  of  (3)  Capt.  Thomas  Rathbone  and  Mary 

Dickens,  was  born  May  29,  1705  ;  married  Experience , 

January  1,  1726,  and  bad 

65  Elizabeth,  b.  July  27,  1728. 

66  John,  b.  August  7,  1730. 

67  Simeon,  b.  June  27,  1732. 

68  Miriam,  b.  May  16,  1736. 

69  Payschence,  b.  January  22,  1742. 

33. 
Jonathan,  son  of  (4)  John  Rathbone,  Jr.,  and  Ann 

Dodge,  was  born  May  22,  1691 ;  married  Elizabeth , 

and  had 

70  John,  b.  January  1,  1715  ;  m.  Anna  Tbnnant,  March  30,  1737 ; 

d.  November  27,  1755  ;  se.  41  years. 

71  Benjamin,  m.  Mary  Cohoon,  November  11,  1742. 

72  Jonathan,  m.  Abigail  Avery,  November  8,  1744. 

73  Joshua, )  m.  Sarah  Tennant,  December  4,  1745. 

Y  b.  September  7,  1723. 

74  Isaiah,    )  m.  Fanny  Lamphear,  May  9,  1764. 
'  74J  Joseph. 

74|  Elizabeth. 

And  probably  other  children. 

Jonathan  Rathbone  died  April  1,  1766,  se.  75  years. 


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Having  the  pioneering  spirit  which  had  so  largely  character- 
ized his  ancestors,  he  removed,  while  a  young  man  and  before 
the  year  1715,  to  that  part  of  New  London  county,  Conn., 
formerly  called  Colchester,  now  the  town  of  Salem,  and  pur- 
chased from  the  Mohegan  Indians  a  tract  of  land  on  which  he 
settled,  a  portion  of  which  has  continued  uninterruptedly  in 
the  possession  of  his  descendants  of  the  same  name  to  this  day. 
He  was  a  member  of  the  Baptist  church  there  in  1726. 

53. 
Samuel,  Jr.,  son  of  (6)  Samuel  Rath  bone  and  Patience 

-,  was  born  April  16,  1705  ;  married  Elizabeth  Dodge, 


of  Westerly,  Rhode  Island,  March  15,  1732,  and  had 

75  Walter,  b.  June  16,  1734 ;  m.  Hannah  Rose,  March  4,  1756 ;  d. 

January,  1818. 

76  Samuel,  b.  July  10,  1736;  m.  Susanna  Reynolds,  November  19, 

1758. 

77  Elijah,   b.  May  28,  1740  ;  ni.,  1st,  Betsey  Burrows,  of  Groton, 

Conn. ;  2d,  Desire  Walworth,  a  widow  ;  d.  February  14, 1825. 

78  Betsey,  b.  December  2,  1742  ;  m.  James  Dodge. 

Samuel  Rathbone,  Jr.,  died  on  Block  Island  January  24, 
1780. 

Elizabeth  Dodge,  widow  of  Samuel  Rathbone,  Jr.,  died 
August  8,  1793,  in  her  79th  year. 

The  children  of  this  generation  began  to  spell  their  names 
"Rathbun." 

Samuel  Rathbone,  Jk.,  in  1755,  was  a  member  of  the  Rhode 
Island  Assembly  as  the  representative  from  Block  Island.  He 
made  a  will  November  26,  1777. 

54. 
James,  son  of   (6)  Samuel  Rathbone   and   Patience 

-,  was  born   April  10,  1707  ;  married  Mercy  Downing, 


September  7,  1732,  and  had 
79  Rebecca,  b.  April  27,  1735. 

55. 
Abraham,  son  of  (6)  Samuel  Rathbone  and  Patience 

,  was  born  November  23,  1709;  married  Mary  Mosher, 


January  11,  1735,  and  had 


630  Rathbone. 

80  Catharine,  b.  December  29,  1736. 

81  CoggeshaU,  b.  July  16,  1738. 

82  Mary,  b.  September  21, 1740. 

58. 
Nathaniel,  son  of   (25)  Thomas  Rathbone,  .Jr.,  and 
Lydia  Mott,  was  born  August  22,  1719 ;  married  Ann  Peck, 
September  10,  1741,  and  had 

83  Ann,  b.  June  18,  1742. 

84  Mary,  b.  September  7,  1744. 

Nathaniel  Rathbone,  of  Block  Island,  was  admitted  free- 
man in  1736. 

75. 
Walter,  son  of  (53)  Samuel  Rathbone,  Jr.,  and  Eliza- 
beth Dodge,  was  born  June  16, 1734;  married  Hannah  Rose, 

March  4,  1756,  and  had 

85  Abraham,  b.  February  22,  1757  ;  d.  y. 

86  lydia,  b.  November  29,  1758  ;  d.  1780. 

87  Tamar,  b.  February  15,  1761  ;  d.  1809. 

88  Hannah,  b.  December  22,  1764  ;  m.  Archibald  Milleken  ;  d. 

1813. 

89  Ezra,  b. ;  d.  y. 

90  James,        )  m.  Waity  Littlefield. 

[  b.  May  13, 1768. 

91  Catharine, )  m.  Daniel  Mott. 

Hannah  Rose,  wife  of  Walter  Rathbun,  died  March  10, 

1807,  in  her  79th  year. 

Walter  Rathbun  died  January,  1818.  He  was  for  sixty  years 
Town  Clerk  of  New  Shoreham.  He  was  admitted  freeman  in 
1757;  in  1754  was  Representative  of  Block  Island  in  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly,  and  in  the  same  year  was  appointed  by  the 
Islanders,  at  a  town  meeting,  as  one  of  a  committee  ' '  to  give 
the  closest  attention  to  every  thing  which  concerns  the  liberties 
of  America."  The  committee  "were  to  resist  vigorously  the 
duty  on  tea  enforced  by  England."  In  1780  his  brother  Samuel 
gave  him  a  power  of  attorney  to  manage  his  property  on  Block 
Island.  Samuel  then  resided  in  Greenwich,  Fairfield  county, 
Conn. 


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77. 
Elijah,  son  of  (53)  Samuel  Rathbone,  Jr.,  and  Elizabeth 
Dodge,  was  born  May  28, 1740 ;  married,  1st,  Betsey  Burrows, 
of  Groton,  Conn.,  and  had 

92  Benjamin,  b.  1766;  m.  Elizabeth  Packer  ;  d.  October  13, 1795. 

93  Samuel,  b.  1767  ;  m.  Nabby  Burrows  ;  d.  April  3,  1840. 

94  Lucretia,  b.  ;  d.  y. 

95  Nancy,  b. ;  m.  James  Sawyer  ;  d.  1831. 

96  Betsey,  b. ;  m.  Eusha  Rose,  of  Block  Island. 

Betsey  Burrows,  wife  of  Elijah  Rathbun,  died  of  small-pox.  He 
married,  2d,  Desire  Walworth,  widow  of  Ichabod  Packer, 
and  had 

97  Desire,  b.  1781  ;  m.  Richard  Bill  ;  d.  1800. 

98  Elisha,  b.  December  14,  1782;  m.  Lucretia  Packer;  d.  May  5, 

1857. 

99  Hannah,  b. :  m.  Capt.  Silas  Beebe  ;  d.  October  27,  1812. 

Elijah  Rathbun  settled  in  Groton,  Conn.,  where  he  died 
February  14,  1825. 

Joshua,  son  of  (32)  Jonathan  Rathbone  and  Elizabeth 

,  was  born  September  7, 1723  ;  married  Sarah  Tennant, 

December  4,  1745,  and  had 

100  Elizabeth,  b.  June  9,  1747. 

101  Tabitha,  b.  August  4, 1749 ;  m.,  1st, Tkeadway,  and  had 

1  Sarah. 

2  Mary. 

Treadway  died.    She  married,   2d,   Holmes,  in  1806, 

and  had 

3  Clarissa. 

102  Joshua,  b.  May  7, 1751 ;  m.  Eunice  Martin. 

103  Sarah,  b.  November  23, 1752 ;  m. Chamberlain  ;  removed 

to  Richfield  Springs,  N.  Y. 

104  Moses,  b.  November  12,  1754  ;  m.  Olive  Ransom. 

105  Lucy,  b.  April  29,  1756. 

106  Samuel,  1  m.  Lydia  Sparhawk,  March  1, 1785 ;  d.  February 

|  16, 1831. 

yb.  September  12,  1758.    ' 

107  Anna,     J         m. Holmes. 

Joshua  Rathbone  was  a  godly  truth-seeking  man,  and  was 
always  known  as  Deacon  Rathbone. 
80 


632  Rathbone. 

lOS. 
Joshua,  son  of  (73)  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Sarah  Ten- 
nant,  was  born  May  7,  1751;    married  Eunice  Martin,  of 

Narragansett,  and  had 

108  Anderson. 

109  Martin,  m.  Betsey  Brown,  of  Colchester. 

110  Horace,  d.  y. 

111  Sarah,  d.  y. 

112  Mary,  d.  7. 

113  Eunice,  in.  A  mas  a  Hill. 

114  Lucy.  m. Fitch. 

115  Penelope,  m. McChesney. 

116  Bathsheba,  m. Bunnell,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  T. 

104. 

Moses,  son  of  (73)  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Sarah  Tennant, 
was  born  November  12, 1754 ;  married  Olive  Ransom,  and  had 

117  Amasa. 

118  Ransom. 

119  Israel,  m.  the  widow  of  John  Ganson,  of  Leroy,  N.  Y. 

120  John. 

121  Elijah. 

122  Betsey,  m. Tunnecliff. 

106. 
Samuel,  son  of  (73)  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Sarah  Ten- 
nant, was  born  September  12,  1758 ;  married  Lydia,  daughter 
of  Simon  Sparhawk  and  Lydia  Brown,  March  1, 1785,  and  had 

123  Samuel,  b.  August  8,  1786;  d.  October  9, 1787. 

124  Valentine  Wightman,  b.  September  13, 1788 ;  m.  Nancy  Fobbyth, 

1814  ;  d.  May  18, 1833. 

125  Jared  Lewis,  b.  August  2, 1791 ;  m.  Pauline  N.  Penney,  June 

26,  1834;  d.  May  13, 1845. 

126  Lydia,  b.  March  81, 1794  ;  m.  William  W.  Reed,  November  17, 

1819;  d.  August  7,  1873. 

127  Samuel,  b.  November  6,  1796 ;  d.  s.  October  17, 1818. 

128  Sabria  Lewis,  b.  July  3,  1799  ;  m.  Clark  Ransom,  February  10, 

1818. 

129  Anna,  b.  November  6, 1803  ;  m.  David  Jewett  :  no  ch. ;  d.  No- 

vember 12,  1865. 

130  Joel,  b.  August  3,  1806 ;  m.  Emeline  W.  Munn,  May  5,  1829  ; 

d.  September  13, 1863. 


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Lydia  Sparhawk,  wife  of  Samuel  Rathbone,  died  July  13, 
1825,  ae.  60  years. 

Samuel  Rathbone  died  at  Colchester,  Conn.,  February  16, 
1831.  He  resided  on  a  farm  of  several  hundred  acres  be- 
queathed him  by  his  father. 

119. 
Israel,  son  of  (104)  Moses  Rathbone  and  Olive  Ransom, 

married  the  widow  of  John  Oanson,  of  Le  Roy,  N.  Y.,  and  had 

131  Elizabeth,  m.  Edgar  Bacon. 

132  William  Palmer. 

133  Harriet,  m.  William  Lovering. 

The  wife  of  Israel  Rathbone  had  by  her  first  husband,  John  Ganson  : 

1  John,  Jr.,  m .  Mary,  daughter  of  Mark  Sibley.    John  Gan- 

son, Jr.,  was  a  brilliant  lawyer,  late  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

2  James  M.,  President  of  Rich's  Bank,  Buffalo,  N,  T. 

3  Walter  Ganson  (M.  D.),  who  m.  in  Batavia. 

124. 
Valentine  Wigntman,  son  of  (106)  Samuel  Rath- 
bone and  Lydia  Sparhawk,  was  born  at  Salem,  Conn.,  Sep- 
tember 13,  1788;  married  Nancy  Forsyth,  in  1814,  and  had 

134  Lewis,  b.  February  13,  1818;  m.,  1st,  Lavinia  Silliman  ;  2d, 

Mart  G.  Smyth,  in  1855. 

135  John  Finley,  b.  October  18,  1819;  in.   Mary  A.  Baker,  June 

10,1844. 

136  Harriet  N.,  m.  J.  H.  Nichols. 

137  Julia  H.,  m.  1st,  James  Kennedy,  1854 ;  2d,  Rev.  Dr.  Starkey, 

now  Bishop  of  New  Jersey,  1876  ;  no  cU. 

Valentine  W.  Rathbone  had  four  other .  children  who  died 
in  infancy.     He  died  at  Clarkson,  May  18,  1833. 

Nancy  Foesyth,  widow  of  Valentine  W.  Rathbone,  died 
in  Albany  May  27,  1868. 

Valentine  Wightman  Rathbone  was  named  after  his  rela- 
tive, the  Rev.  Valentine  W.  Rathbone,  a  descendant  of  the 
Rev.  Valentine  Wightman  who,  in  1705,  planted  at  Groton 
the  first  Baptist  church  in  Connecticut,  and  who  was  lineally 
descended  from  the  Rev.  Edward  Wightman,  who  was  burned 
at  the  stake  at  Litchfield,  Eng.,  in  1612,  being  the  last  man 
who  suffered  death  for  conscience  sake  in  England. 


634  Rathbone. 

135. 

Jared  Lewis,  son  of  (106)  Samuel  Rathbone  and 
Lydia  Sparhawk,  was  born  August  2, 1791 ;  married  Pauline. 
N.,  daughter  of  Joel  Penney,  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June  26, 
1834,  and  had 

138  Charles,  b.  July  25,  1835  ;  d.  February  13,  1837. 

139  Henry  R.,  b.  July  1,  1837  ;  m.  Clara  H.  Harris,  July  11,  1867. 

140  Anna  Pauline,  b.  September  10, 1840  ;  d.  December  13,  1842. 

141  Jared  Lawrence,  b.  September  28, 1844  ;  m.  Marie  Alejandra 

Atherton,  February  20, 1871 . 

Jared  L.  Rathbone  died  at  his  residence  in  Albany,  May 
13,  1845. 

Pauline  Penney,  widow  of  Jared  L.  Rathbone,  married 
second  Hon.  Ira  Harris,  of  Albany,  and  had  one  daughter, 
Pauline. 

Jared  L.  Rathbone  was  a  successful  merchant  in  Albany, 
N.  Y.  He  established  throughout  the  State  and  maintained 
for  thirty  years  a  deservedly  high  reputation.  He  was  a  di- 
rector in  the  State  Bank  at  Albany  and  in  the  Albany  Insur- 
ance Company.  He  was  for  several  years  elected  to  the 
Common  Council  and  thrice  called  to  fill  the  responsible  posi- 
tion of  chief  magistrate  of  the  city,  being  the  last  Mayor 
chosen  by  the  conncil  and  the  first  elected  by  the  vote  of  the 
people.  Mr.  Rathbone  belonged  to  a  class  of  merchants  to 
whose  intelligence,  enterprise  and  liberality  Albany  is  greatly 
indebted  for  its  prosperity,  its  improvements  and  its  institu- 
tions. 

136. 
Lydia,  daughter  of  (106)  Samuel  Rathbone  and  Lydia 

Sparhawk,  was  born  in  Salem,  Conn.,  March  21 ,  1794 ;  mar- 
ried William  W.,  son  of  Daniel  Reed  (b.  in  Andover,  Conn., 
October  31,  17S7),  November  17,  1819,  and  had 

142  Henry,  b.  February  23,  1821  ;  resides  in  Paris,  France,  single. 

143  Edward,  b.  May  22,  18 — ;  m.  Fanny  Miller  ;  no  ch. 

144  Joel  Rathbone,  b.  February  24, 1829  ;  m.  Marianna  Townsend, 

April  19,  1855;  d.  1867. 


Rathbone.  635 

Lydia  Rathbone,  wife  of  William  W.  Reed,  died  in  Albany 

August  7,  1873. 

"William  W.  Reed  died  in  Albany,  September  12,  1878. 

138. 
Sabria  Lewis,  daughter  of  (106)  Samuel  Rathbone  and 
Lydia  Sparhawk,  was  born  in  Salem,  Conn.,  July  3,  1799 ; 
married  Clark  Ransom,  of  Lyme,  Conn.,  February  10,  1818, 
and  had 

145  Samuel  H.,  m.  Virginia  Sanford. 

146  Lydia,  m.  Joseph  P.  Sanford,  U.  S.  N.,  January  7,  1846. 

147  Albion,  m.,  1st,  Mary  Delavan  ;  2d,  Cornelia  C.  Nott. 

Sabria  Lewis  Rathbone,  widow  of  Clark  Ransom,  resides 
in  Albany  N.  Y. 

130. 
Joel,  son  of  (106)  Samuel  Rathbone  and  Lydia  Sparhawk, 

was  born  in  Salem,  Conn.,  August  3, 1806  ;  married  Emeline, 
daughter  of  Lewis  Munn  (b.  December  14,  1784 ;  d.  July  8, 
1810),  and  Louisa  Weld  (b.  April  1,  1791 ;  d.  December  6, 
1808),  May  5,  1829,  and  had 

148  Jared  Lewis,  b.  April  23,  1830;  d.  August  20,  1831. 

149  Erastus  Corning,  b.  January  1,  1832 ;  d.  February  2,  1832. 

150  Joel  Howard,  b.  June  11,  1835  ;  d.  s.   March  29,  1865. 

151  Sarah,  b.    December  5,  1837  ;  m.  Gen.  Frederick  Townsend, 

November  19,  1863. 

152  Albert,  b.  May  27,  1841 ;  d.  s.  December  10,  1865. 

153  Clarence,   b.   November  17,  1844 ;  m.  (1851  Talcott  Ped. ;    436 

Shearman),  Angelica  B.  Talcott,  September  11, 1866. 

154  Edward  Weld,  b.  October  20,  1848  ;  d,  July  30,  1849. 

Joel  Rathbone  died  in  Paris,  France,  on  Sunday,  September 
13,  1863. 

Emeline  W.  Munn,  widow  of  Joel  Rathbone,  died  in  New- 
port, R.  L,  August  25,  1874. 

Both  were  interred  in  the  Albany  cemetery.  Joel  Rathbone 
came  to  Albany  to  reside  in  the  fall  of  1822  as  a  clerk  to  his 
brother  "Valentine  W.  Rathbone,  who  then  kept  a  wholesale 
grocerj'  store  on  the  corner  of  Hudson  and  Quay  streets,  with 
whom  two  years  after  he  became  associated  in  business.     In 


636  Rathbone. 

1827  as  one  of  the  firm  of  Hermans,  Rathbone  &  Co.,  he  com- 
menced the  wholesale  stove  business,  and  by  certain  modifica- 
tions and  improvements  in  the  patterns  of  stoves  made  under 
his  direction,  secured  a  very  large  and  lucrative  business.  In 
1829,  by  the  death  of  Mr.  Hermans,  he  succeded  to  the  entire 
business,  which  he  continued  in  his  own  name  until  1841,  when 
at  the  early  age  of  thirty-five,  with  a  well  earned  fortune,  he 
retired  from  active  mercantile  pursuits  to  the  enjoyment  of 
country  life.  He  purchased  a  large  estate,  just  below  the  city 
which  he  laid  out  and  beautified,  and  "  Kenwood  "  became  his 
residence  for  many  years.  Although  he  so  early  retired  from 
active  mercantile  business,  Me.  Rathbone  was  connected  with 
many  of  the  public  enterprises  and  institutions  of  the  city. 
He  was  Vice-President  of  the  New  York  State  Bank,  President 
of  the  Exchange  Company,  and  an  active  co-operator  in,  and  a 
generous  contributor  to  most  of  the  benevolent  enterprises  of 
the  day.  He  was  a  conscientious  and  consistent  christian,  and 
a  gentleman  of  great  taste  and  refinement. 

134. 
Lewis,  son  of  (124)  Valentine  W.  Rathbone  and  Nancy 

Forsyth,  was  born  February  13,  1818  ;  married,  1st,  Lavinia 
Nilli man ;  no  ch. ;  2d,  Mary  <*.,  daughter  of  Charles  Smyth,  of 
Albany,  and  granddaughter  of  John  Kane,  of  New  York,  1855, 
and  had 

155  Lewis  Sanford,  d.  y. 

156  Cornelia  Kane. 

Mary  G.  Smyth,  wife  of  Lewis  Rathbone,  died  September 
29,  1882. 
Lewis  Rathbone  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

135. 
John  Finley,  son  of  (124)  Valentine  W.  Rathbone  and 
Nancy  Forsyth,  was  born  October  18,  1819 ;  married  Mary 
A.,  daughter  of  Ellis  Baker,  of  Albany,  June  10,  1844,  and  had 

157  Marion,  m.  Robert  Siiaw  Oliver,  November  17,  1870. 

158  Lucy,  m.  Edward  Bowditcu,  April  24,  1873. 


Rathbone.  637 

159  Grace  Lennox,  b.  July,  1859. 

160  Alice  Emily,  b.  April,  1861. 

161  John  Henry,  b.  February  28,  1863. 

They  had  five  other  children  who  died  in  infancy. 

Gen.  John  F.  Rathbone  was  educated  in  the  Albany 
Academy  and  the  Collegiate  Institute  at  Brockport,  N.  H. 
When  he  was  fifteen  years  old  his  father  died.  He  im- 
mediately left  school  and  accepted  a  clerkship  at  Rochester. 
At  eighteen  he  returned  to  Albany.  In  1860  he  was  ap- 
pointed Brigadier-General  of  the  ninth  Brigade  of  the  National 
Guard  of  New  York,  and  on  the  breaking  out  of  the  civil 
war  was  appointed  Commandant  of  the  Albany  Depot  of 
Volunteers,  and  organized  thirty-five  Regiments.  When  John 
A.  Dix  was  elected  Governor  of  New  York  he  appointed  Gen. 
Rathbone  Adjutant-General  with  the  rank  of  Major-General. 
Loyal  to  the  faith  of  his  ancestors,  he  united  with  the  Baptist 
church  at  the  age  of  seventeen,  and  founded,  in  connection  with 
his  brother  Lewis,  the  Rathbone  Library  of  the  University  of 
Rochester. 

136. 
Harriet  US.,  daughter  of  (124)  Valentine  W.  Rathbone 
and  Nancy  Forsyth,  married  J.  H.  Nichols,  and  had 

162  A  child  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

163  Harriet,  m.  Capt.  Henry  Metcalfe,  U.  S.  Army,  April  21,  1870- 

They  have  one  child,  Julia  A. 

139. 
Henry  R.,  son  of  (125)  Jared  L.  Rathbone  and  Pauline 
N.  Penney,  was  born  in  Albany,  July  1, 1837 ;  married  Clara 
Hamilton,  daughter  of  Hon.  Ira  Harris  and  Louisa  Tubbs, 
July  11,  1867,  and  had 

164  Henry  Riggs,  b.  February  12,  1870. 

165  Gerald  Lawrence,  b.  August  26,  1871. 

166  Clara  Pauline. 

141. 

Jared  Lawrence,  son  of  (125)  Jared  L.  Rathbone 
and  Pauline  N.  Penney,  was  born  in  Albany,  September  28, 


638  Rathbone. 

• 

1844;  married  Marie  Alexandra,  daughter  of  Faxton  B. 
Atherton,  of  Valparaiso  Park,  San  Mateo  Co.,  Cal.,  February 
20,  1871 ;  no  ch.  They  reside  in  San  Francisco  and  Menlo 
Park,  California. 

Capt.  J.  L.  Rathbone  graduated  from  the  U.  S.  Military 
Academy  and  was  made  a  Second  Lieutenant  of  the  Twelfth 
Infantry,  June  23,  1865.  He  was  promoted  to  a  First  Lieu- 
tenantcy  and  transferred  to  the  First  Artillery,  March  5,  1869. 
He  served  for  several  years  on  the  Military  Staff  of  Maj.Gen. 
Schofield  and  resigned  from  the  service,  June  28,  1872. 

144. 
Joel  R.,  son  of  (126)  Lydia  Rath  bone  and  William  W. 
Reed,  was  born  at  Andover,  Conn.,  February  24,  1829 ;  mar- 
ried Marianna,  daughter  of  John  Townsend  aud  Laura  Spencer, 
April  19,  1855,  and  had 

167  William  Howard. 

168  Edward  T. 

169  Lydia. 

170  Mary. 

Joel  Rathbone  Reed  died  in  Albany  in  1867. 
Marianna  Townsend,  widow  of  Joel  Rathbone  Reed,  and 
family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

145. 
Samuel  H.,  son  of  (128)  Sabria  L.  Rathbone  and  Clark 
Ransom,    was  born   in    Lyme,    Conn. ;    married   Virginia, 
daughter  of  Alexander  Sanford,  December  11,  1846,  and  had 

171  Jared  Rathbone,  d.  July  20, 1859. 

172  Alexander  Sanford,  d.  October  22,  1850. 

173  Joel  Rathbone. 

174  Walter  Sanford,  d.  February  14,  1855. 

175  Samuel  H.,  d.  August  20,  1861. 

176  Virginia  Sanford. 

177  Samuel  Howard. 

178  Irene  Emerson. 

Samuel  H.  Ransom  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 


Rathbone.  639 

146. 

Lydia,  daughter  of  (128)  Sabria  L.  Rathbone  and  Clark 
Ransom,  was  born  in  Lyme,  Conn. ;  married  Joseph  P.  San- 
ford,  U.  S.  Navy,  at  Kenwood,  near  Albany,  the  residence  of 
her  Uncle  Joel  Rathbone,  January  7,  1846,  and  had 

179  Mary  Adams,  m.  Rev.  R.  P.  H.  Vail,  of  Troy,  N.  Y. 

180  Walter,  m.   Emilib  Jewell,   of  Hartford,   Conn.,  September 

1880. 

181  Henry  B. 

Capt.  Joseph  P.  Sanford  was  born  in  Winchester,  Va. 
He  was  appointed  a  midshipman  in  the  IT.  S.  Navy  in  1832. 
In  active  service  on  the  coast  of  Brazil  from  1 832  to  1837, 
attached  to  the  Wilkes  Exploring  Expedition  from  January, 
1837  to  July,  1842.  On  shore  duty  for  a  brief  period.  He 
was  in  the  Mediterranean  from  1843  to  1846,  on  board  the  Flag 
ship  Cumberland,  then  on  shore  duty  for  a  year,  after  which 
he  was  ordered  to  the  Alleghany  in  1848,  and  to  the  National 
Observatory  in  1849.  He  cruised  in  the  ship  Mississippi  in  the 
Mediterranean  from  1849  to- 1851.  He  resigned  from  the  Navy 
October  6,  1853,  and  was  re-appointed  April,  1861.  Made 
a  Commander  June,  1861.  Was  Ordnance  Officer  under 
Admiral  Foote,  1861,  1862  and  1863.  lie  was  appointed  Fleet 
Captain  of  the  Atlantic  Squadron  in  1863.  He  was  in -com- 
mand of  the  Neptune,  and  Senior  Officer  commanding  Convoy 
Fleet  to  the  West  Indies  in  1863,  1864  and  1865.  He  com- 
manded the  steamer  Vanderbilt  in  1865  and  1866,  promoted 
to  captain  September  27,  1866.  Fleet  Captain  in  North  Pacific 
Squadron  in  1866  and  1867.  Executive  Officer  of  the  Norfolk 
Navy  Yard  in  1868  and  1869.  Resigned  from  the  Navy  March 
6,  1 869,  and  has  resided  since  with  his  family  in  Albany. 

147. 
Albion,  son  of  (128)  Sabria  L.  Rathbone  and  Clark 
Ransom,  was  born  in    Lyme,  Conri. ;   married,    1st,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Edward  C.  Delevan  and  Abby  Smith,  and  had 

182  Edward,  m.  Daisy  Buhton. 

183  Abby  S.,  d. . 

81 


640  Rathbone. 

184  Albion. 

185  Lydia  Sanford,  m.  (153-3  Van  Vechten)  Edwaed  B.  Ten  Buobck, 

June  15,  1881. 

186  Sanford. 

Mary  Delevan,  wife  of  Albion  Ransom,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Cor- 
nelia Cooper,  daughter  of  Joel  B.  Nott  and  Margaret  Cooper, 
and  had 

187  Cornelia,  d.  January  4, 1883. 

188  Harry. 

189  Sutherland. 

Albion  Ransom  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

150. 
Joel  Howard,  son  of  (130)  Joel  Rath  bone  and  Emeline 
W.  Munn,  was  born  in  Albany,  June   11,  1835.     He  died 
single  March  29,  1865. 

JOEL  H.  RATHBONE. 
\Born  in  New  York.  — Appointed  from  New  York.] 

Military  History.  — Captain  12th  U.  S.  Infantry,  February 

1862.  On  recruiting  duty,  and  mustering  and  disbursing  duty, 
to  June,  1863.     Commanding  company  in  the  field,  to  August, 

1863,  and  engaged  at  the  battle  of  Gettysburg.  Commanding 
company  at  New  York  city,  to  January,  1864.  Mustering  and 
disbursing  duty,  Baltimore,  Md.,  to  Jnly,  1864.  Recruiting 
and  temporary  mustering,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  to  December,  1864. 
Resigned,  December,  1864. 

Natal  History.  —  Second  Lieutenant  U.  S.  Marines,  Octo- 
ber, 1858.  At  the  Marine  Barracks,  Washington,  D.  O,  and 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  On  board  U.  S.  war  steamer  Lancaster,  May, 
1859,  to  August,  1861.     First  Lieutenant  U.  S.  Marines,  June, 

1861.  Temporary  duty,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.     Resigned,  January, 

1862.  -        •■         ■  ■  ( 

[From  Henry's  Military  Record. 

151. 

Sarah,  daughter  of  (130)  Joel  Rathbone  and  Emeline  W. 

Munn,  was  born  in  Albany,  December  5,  1837 ;  married  Gen. 
Frederick  Townsend,  of  Albany,  November  19, 1863,  and  had 


Rathbone.  641 

190  Annie  Martin,  b.  in  Paris  November  1, 1866  ;  d.  June  12, 1881. 

191  Sarah  Rathbone,  b.  March  23,  1869. 

192  Frederick,  b.  October  28,  1871. 

193  Joel  Rathbone,  b.  October  13,  1879  ;  d.  October  15,  1879. 

Gen.  Frederick  Townsend  and  family  reside  in  Albany, 
N.  Y. 

Gen.  Frederick  Townsend  was  born  in  Albany,  N.  Y., 
September  21,  1825.  Graduated  at  Union  College  in  July, 
1844;  studied  law  in  the  office  of  Pruyn  and  Martin,  and  was 
admitted  to  the  bar  in  January,  1849.  "Was  Adj.-Gen.  of  the 
State  of  New  York  from  January,  1857,  to  January,  1861, 
under  Govs.  King  and  Morgan.  Raised  and  commanded  the 
Third  Regiment,  New  York  Volunteers  in  May,  1861,  and 
fought  at  the  battle  of  Big  Bethel,  Va.  "Was  appointed  and  com- 
missioned Major  of  the  Eighteenth  United  States  Infantry, 
Regular  army,  in  July,  1861 ;  and  fought  at  the  siege  of  Corinth, 
Miss. ;  and  in  the  battles  of  Perrysville,  Ky.,  and  Stone  River, 
Tenn.,  in  1862  and  1863  ;  in  the  latter  battle  he  commanded  the 
right  wing  of  Regular  Brigade.  Was  appointed  Acting  Assistant 
Provost  Marshal  General  in  1863.  "Was  promoted  Lieutenant 
Colonel  of  the  Ninth  United  States  Infantry  in  1864,  and  ap- 
pointed Inspector-General,  Department  of  California  in  1867. 
Was  bre vetted  Colonel,  Lieutenant- Colonel  and  Brigadier-Gen- 
eral, Regular  Army.  Resigned  from  the  army  in  1868.  Was 
appointed  Adjutant-General,  State  of  New  York,  by  Gov. 
Cornell  in  January,  1880,  serving  til]  January  1,  1883. 

153. 
Albert,  son  of  (130)  Joel  Rathbone  and  Emeline  W. 

Mu nn7  was  born  in  Albany,  May  27, 1S41.  He  was  educated 
at  Mr.  "Wrightson's  school  in  Albany,  and  Mr.  Calthrop's  in 
Bridgeport,  Conn.  Entered  Union  College,  Schenectady,  in 
1857.  Did  not  remain  to  graduate,  but  left  in  January,  1860, 
to  visit  Europe  with  a  tutor,  Rev.  Nelson  Millard,  and  spent 
eighteen  months  in  studying  in  Germany  and  Switzerland. 
Returned  from  Europe  in  August,  1861.  Entered  the  volunteer 
service  of  the  war  of  the  Rebellion  in  June,  1862,  as  Second 
Lieutenant  in  the  Sevententh  Regiment,  New  York  State 
Volunteers,  and  was  appointed  Aid-de-Camp  to  Brigadier-Gen- 


64:2  Bathbone. 

eral  Seymour,  in  the  Army  of  the  Peninsula.  He  imme- 
diately joined  his  chief  at  Harrison's  Landing  and  saw  some 
service  there,  but  was  obliged  to  return  home,  ill  with 
typhoid  fever,  in  September,  1862.  He  subsequently  resigned 
his  commission  on  account  of  the  failing  health  of  his  father, 
whom  he  attended  abroad  during  his  last  illness  and  death. 
He  afterwards  remained  at  home  with  his  mother,  and  was  a 
most  tender  and  devoted  attendant  of  his  brother  Howard  dur- 
ing his  last  illness  and  death.  He  was  soon  after  taken  ill 
himself,  and  after  seven  months  of  patient  suffering,  died  in 
New  York,  December  10,  1865,  in  the  25th  year  of  his  age. 

153. 
Clarence  son  of  (130)  Joel  Bathbone  and  Emeline  W. 
Munn,  was  born  at  Kenwood,  near  Albany,  November  17, 1844 ; 
married  (1851  Talcott  Ped.)  Angelica  Bogart,  daughter  of 
(1819  Talcott  Ped.)  S.  Visscher  Talcott  and  (406)  Olivia  M. 
Shearman,  September  11,  1866,  and  had 

194  Albert,  b.  July  27,  1868. 

195  Joel,  b.  September  12,  1869. 

196  Angelica  Talcott,  b.  March  13,  1871. 

197  Ethel,  b.  December  11, 1877. 

Clarence  Bathbone  was  educated  at  Farmington,  Conn., 
and  at  Charlier's  French  Institute,  New  York.  He  entered 
the  Naval  Academy,  then  at  Newport,  P.  I.,  in  September, 
1861,  and  graduated  in  1863,  the  fifth  in  his  class,  having  gone 
through  the  three  years'  course  in  two  years.  He  received  his 
commission  as  Ensign  in  the  Navy,  and  was  ordered  to  the 
"  Niagara  "  in  the  fall  of  1863,  and  was  then  on  duty  at  New- 
port. In  June,  1864,  he  was  ordered  to  New  Orleans  and  put 
on  duty  on  the  flag-ship  of  Admiral  Farragut.  He  served 
during  the  latter  part  of  the  war  of  the  Rebellion,  taking  part 
in  the  battle  of  Mobile  Bay,  where  he  was  slightly  wounded, 
and  subsequently  serving  on  blockade  duty  off  Galveston,  Tex. 
At  the  close  of  the  war  he  returned  to  New  York,  in  June, 
1865.  He  soon  after  resigned  his  commission  on  the  death  of 
his  brother  Albert,  being  left  the  only  son  of  his  widowed 
mother.     He  has  since  resided  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 


Kathbone.  643 

157. 
Marion,  daughter  of  (135)  John  F.  Rath  bone  and  Mary 
A.  Baker,  was  born  in  Albany  ;  married  Robert  Shaw  Oliver, 
of  Boston,  November  17,  1870,  and  had 

198  John  Rathbone,  b.  January  4,  1872. 

199  Elizabeth  Shaw,  b.  1874. 

200  Cora  Lyman,  b.  December,  1875. 

201  Marion  Lucy,  b.  1879. 

Gen.  Robert  Shaw  Oliver  was  born  at  Boston,  Mass.  Be- 
fore be  had  attained  the  age  of  manhood,  he  joined  the  Fifth 
Massachusetts  Cavalry  in  1862  as  Second  Lieutenant  and  served 
through  the  remainder  of  the  war.  During  this  time  he  was 
Adjutant  of  his  regiment,  Aid  on  the  staff  of  the  Twenty- 
fifth  Army  Corps  and  Assistant  Adjutant-General  of  the 
Third  Division.  He  served  through  the  arduous  campaigns 
before  Richmond  and  Petersburg,  and  after  Lee's  surrender 
was  with  the  army  which  was  sent  to  the  Rio  Grande.  In 
1866  he  entered  the  regular  army  as  Second  Lieutenant,  was 
soon  promoted  to  a  Captaincy  and  served  until  1870.  During 
this  period  he  acted  as  Assistant  Inspector-General  of  the  District 
of  Arizona  on  the  staff'  of  General  Deven,  and  when  not  at 
the  head  of  his  troop  was  charged  with  various  military  trusts 
in  California,  Oregon,  Nevada  and  Texas.  In  1880  he  was 
appointed  Inspector-General  by  Governor  Cornell. 

158. 
Lucy,  daughter  of  (135)  John  F.  Rathbone  and  Mary  A. 
Baker,  was  born  in  Albany ;  married  Edward  Bowditch,  of 
Boston,  April  24,  1873,  and  had 

202  Harry,  b.  November  18, 1874. 

203  Mary,  b.  September  2,  1879. 

204  Edward,  b.  October  28,  1881 . 

Edward  Bowditch,  son  of  Dr.  H.  I.  Bowditch,  was  born 
at  Boston,  January  19,  1847;  graduated  at  Harvard  June, 
1869,  moved  to  Albany  in  1871,  and  became  a  member  of  the 
firm  of  Rathbone,  Sard  &  Co. 


644  Rathbone. 

34. 
Joshua,  son  of  (4)  John  Rathbone,  Jr.,  and  Ann  Dodge, 

was  born  February  9,  1696 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Eev. 
Valentine  Wightman,  of  Groton,  February  16,  1724,  arid  had 

205  Valentine  W.,  b.  December  23,  1724  ;  m.  Tabatha  Brown. 

206  Mary,  b.  October  17,  1726  ;  m.  Jedediah  Stevens. 

207  Martha,  b.  March  1,  1728  ;  d.  in  early  childhood. 

208  John,  b.  June  26,  1729  ;  in.  Content  Brown,  January  8,  1751 ; 

d.  August  2, 1826. 

209  Daniel,  b.  February  16,  1731  ;  m. .     Posterity  numerous. 

210  Jacob,  b.  November  4,  1732 ;  d.  July  3,  1778. 

211  Job,         )  m.  and  left  issue. 

\  b.  January  2,  1736. 

212  Martha, )  m.  Uriah  Stevens. 

213  Amos,  b.  January  25,  1738  ;  m.  and  had  Amos  and  Edward. 

214  Anna,  b.  July  19,  1740  ;  m.  John  Thompson. 

215  Susannah,  b.  April  24,  1742  ;  in.  Edward  Kobinson. 

216  Wait,  b.   August  18,   1744 ;   m.,   1st, ;  2d,    Mrs.    Mart 

(Brown)  Palmer  ;  d.  November  14,  1832. 

Joshua  Rathbone  had  also  another  son  by  a  former  wife 
(Mary  Card),  named  Joshua,  who  was  born  in  1722.  All  of 
his  children  were  born  in  Stonington,  Conn. 

205. 
Valentine  W.  (Rev.),  son  of  (34)  Joshua  Rathbone 
and  Mary  Wightman,  was  born  in  Stonington,  Conn.,  Decem- 
ber 23, 1724 ;  married  Tabatha,  daughter  of  Humphrey  Brown, 
and  had  Saxon,  Col.  James  and  Benjamin,  all  of  whom  married 
and  left  numerous  descendants.  Benjamin  removed  to  Otsego 
county,  N.  Y.,  and  had  a  son  William  Rathbone,  father  of 
Stephen  Geken  Rathbone,  who  graduated  at  Union  college 
in  1833,  practiced  law  and  died  in  New  York  city  in  1852. 

208. 
John  (Rev.),  son  of  (34)  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Mary 

Wightman,  was  born  near  Stonington,  Conn.,  June  26,  1729  ; 
married  Content,  daughter  of  Humphrey  Brown,  January  8, 
1751,  and  had 

217  John,  b.  October  20,  1751 ;  m.,  1st,  Eunice  Wells  in  1775  ;  2d, 

Mary  Sheffield,  about  1814 ;  d.  March  14,  1843 


Rathbone.  645 

218  Martha,  b.  August  7,  1753 ;  m.  Wheelbr  Douglass,  in  1773  ; 

d.  December  1,  1837. 

219  Daniel,  b.  July  14,  1755  ;  d.  y. 

220  Prudence,  b.  January  31, 1757 ;  m.  Samuel  Satterlee,  in  1774  ; 

d.  August  16,  1827. 

221  Marion,  b.   February  27,   1759;    m.   Jonathan   Weston;   d. 
January  5,  1852. 

222  Valentine  W.,  b.  May  13,  1761  ;  m.   Hepzibah  Carpenter  ;  d. 

May  12,  1813. 

223  David,  b.  May  29,  1763 ;  m.  Nancy  Wales,  in  1789 ;  d.  August 

2,  1823. 

224  Joseph  A.,  b.  June  16,    1765;  m.,  1st,  Abigail  Toplifp  ;  2d, 

Phisc'illa  Stewart,  June,  1788  ;  d.  January  18,  1813. 

225  Aaron,]  m.,  1st, Sally Copp;  2d, Eliza  Cheesborough  ; 

d.  May  13,  1845. 
-b.  July  25, 1770. 

226  Moses,  J  m.  Patience  James,  in  1790  ;  d.  at  Batavia. 

227  Edward,  b.  November  1,  1773  ;  d.  y. 

228  Samuel,  b.  July  1,  1776  ;  m.  Mary  Turner,  April  13,   1800  ;  d. 

about  1864. 

229  Content,  b.  March  26, 1778  ;  d.  July  30,  1779. 

We  quote  the  following  from  "  Larned's  History  of  Wend- 
ham  comity,  Conn."  :  "A  Baptist  church  was  formed  in  this 
parish  '  in  the  glorious  year  1780,'  through  the  instrumentality 
to  a  great  degree  of  Rev.  John  Rath  bone,  who  had  removed 
from  Stoniiigton  to  this  vicinity,  and  was  ordained  as  its  pastor 
March  15,  1781.  After  being  in  tlie  ministry  over  seventy 
years,  lie  died  at  Wellington  August  2,  1826,  se.  97  years,  and 
ln's  remains  were  taken  back  to  Ashford  and  there  buried." 

210. 
Jacob,  son  of  (34)  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Mary  Wight- 
man,  married  and  had  two  children.     He  was  killed  in  battle 
at  Wyoming  Valley,  Penn.,  July  3,  1778,  ae.  46  years. 

211. 

Job,  son  of  (34)  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Mary  Wightman, 

married  .and  settled  in  Canaan,  Conn.,  where  his  posterity  still 
reside. 

215. 

Susannah,  daughter  of  Joshua  Rathbone  and  Mary 
Wightman,  married  Edward  Robinson,  the  eldest  son   of 


646  Rathbone. 

Francis  Robinson,  who  was  the  eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  John 
Robinson,  who  came  over  in  the  Mayflower.  They  had  ten 
children,  viz. :  Anna,  Edward,  John,  Polly,  Susannah,  Sylva, 
David,  David,  Patty  and  Waitstill. 

316. 
"Wait,  son  of  (34)  Joshua  Rath  bone  and  Mary  Wight- 
man,  was  bom  near  Stonington,  Conn.,   August  18,   1744  ; 
married ,  and  had 

1  Mary. 

2  Rhoda. 

3  Wait. 

4  Susan. 

5  Delia. 

,  wife  of  Wait  Rathbone,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Mary,  daughter 

of  Samuel  Brown,  and  widow  of  Amos  Palmer,  and  had 

6  William  P.,  b.  1782  ;  m.  Martha  Valion. 

7  Samuel  B.,  b.  1784  ;  killed  in  battle. 

8  Sophia,  b.  November  19,  1786  ;  m.  Orange  Ferris. 

Sanniel-B.  Rathbone  *  graduated  from  the  Military  Academy 
at  West  Point  June  12,  1808,  and  was  appointed  a  Second 
Lieutenant  in  a-  Regiment  of  Artillerists.  He  was  mortally 
wounded  in  the  storming  of  the  redoubt  upon  Queenstown 
Heights,  U.  C,  October  13,  1812,  and  died  of  his  wounds 
December  8,  1812,  at  Fort  Niagara,  N.  Y.,  much  lamented  by 
the  army. 

217. 
John,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and  Content 

Brown,  was  born  in  Canterbury,  Conn.,  October  20,  1751; 
married,  1st,  Eunice  Wells,  of  Westerly,  R.  I.,  in  1775, 
and  had 

230  Content,  m.  Robert  Cheeseborough,  and  had  7  children. 

231  John,  unmarried ;  d.  in  Albany  August  3,  1842. 

232  Thomas  W.,  m.  and  left  issue  ;  d.  in  Kentucky,  oe.  40  years. 

233  Eunice,  in.  H.  Uoddard,  of  New  London,  Conn.  ;  left  issue. 

234  Sarah,  m.  JosnuA  Downer,  and  had  3  children  ;  d.  in  Ohio. 

*  Harper's  Magazine  for  October,  188,1,  contains  an  allusion  to  him  and  my  recol- 
lection of  it  is  that  he  was  said  to  have  been  acting:  as  aid-de-camp  to  General 
Van  Rensselaer.    (H.  It.  it.) 


Rathbone.  647 

235  Clarissa,  m.  Theodore  W.  Smith,  and  had  8  children ;  d.  in 

Chicago. 

236  Eliza,  m.  Dr.  C.  H.  Wetmoke,  June  1,  1814  ;  and  had  children. 

237  James  M.,  unmarried  ;  d.  in  the  West  Indies,  se.  22  years. 

238  Juliet,  m.  Appleton  Downer,  and  had  3  children. 

239  Emma,  m.  Dr.  Rhodes. 

240  Mary  Rosalie,  m.  Samuel  B.  Ruggles,  of  New  York. 

Eunice  Wells,  wife  of  John  Rathbone,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Mary 
Sheffield,  of  Stonington,  Conn.,  about  the  year  1814.  She 
died  in  the  city  of  New  York  in  January,  1840,  se.  78  years. 

John  Rathbone  died  March  14,  1843,  at  the  advanced  age 
of  91  years.  He  embodied  to  a  remarkable  degree  the  best 
features  of  New  England  character.  He  had  that  industry, 
perseverance,  integrity,  sagacity  and  sound  judgment  which 
enabled  him  to  conduct  successfully  an  immense  business,  and 
to  amass  an  ample  fortune.  So  prominent  a  position  did  both  he 
and  his  son  John,  Jr.,  take  among  the  leading  business  char- 
acters of  their  day,  that  they  stood  almost  at  the  head  of  the 
mercantile  body  of  our  greatest  commercial  city.  They  were 
warm  supporters  of  the  government  in  the  war  of  1813,  and 
their  names  stand  first  on  the  list  of  those  patriotic  citizens  who 
subscribed  to  the  war  loans.  Mr.  Rathbone  had  extensive 
landed  interests  in  Central  Ohio,  and  several  of  his  daughters, 
with  their  husbands,  went  there  and  settled. 

John  Rathbone,  Jk.,  inherited  his  fathers  distinguishing 
qualities,  and  became  widely  known  as  a  successful  merchant 
and  financier.  He  was  a  member  of  the  New  York  Legislature 
for  one  term ;  was  a  devoted  adherent  of  De  Witt  Clinton, 
and  took  great  interest  in  the  inauguration  of  the  canal  move- 
ment in  New  York  and  Ohio.  In  connection  with  Eleazer 
Lord  of  New  York,  he  took  the  entire  amount  of  the  first  Ohio 
Canal  Loan  in  1825,  of  $400,000,  and  subsequently  made  a  loan 
in  connection  with  John  Jacob  Astor  to  the  same  State.  He 
was  also  much  interested  in  banking,  and  he  and  his  brother- 
in-law  Samuel  B.  Ruggles,*  Ex-Canal  Commissioners,  etc.,  were 
very  active  in  getting  a  charter  and  establishing  the  Bank  of 
Commerce,  and  were  among  the  first  directors  elected.    John 

*  Samuel  B.  Ruggles  died  only  last  September,  and  long  obituary  notices  of  him 
then  appeared  in  New  York  daily  papers.  He  was  a  remarkable  man.  James  h. 
Rathbone  and  Samuel  B.  Ruggles  were  John  Rathbone,  Jr.'s  executors. 

•82 


648  Rathbone. 

Rathbone,  Jr.,  died  at  Congress  Hall,  Albany,  of  paralysis, 
August  3,  1842,  while  on  his  way  home  to  New  York. 

333. 
Valentine  Wiglttnian,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rath- 
bone  and  Content  Brown,  was  born  May  13,  1761 ;  married 
Hepzibah  Carpenter,  of  Monson,  Mass.,  and  had 

241  Hannah  Tripp,  b.  June,  1701  ;  m.  Dr.  Barzilla  Howard,  1813. 

242  Valentine  W,  Jr.,  b.  January,  1795  ;  m.  Lois  Avery  ;  d.  May, 

1831. 

243  Susan  Letheridge,  b.  June,  1801  ;  m.  .Jonathan  Weston. 

244  Samuel  Carpenter,  b.  May,  1805  ;  m.  Ruth  Britton. 

Rev.  Talentine  W.  Rathbone  died  at  Bellingham,  Mass., 
May  12,  1813,  se.  52  years.  He  was  one  of  the  nineteen 
descendants  of  the  Rev.  Valentine  Wightman,  who  have  filled 
with  honor  the  pastoral  office,  and  he  united  in  his  name,  the 
names  of  the  two  most  prominent  ministers  of  the  Baptist 
denomination  in  the  early  history  of  the  State  of  Connecticut, 
viz.,  Wightman  and  Rathbone. 

333. 

David,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and  Content 

Brown,  was  born  at  Stonington,  Ct.,  May  29,  1763 ;  married 
Nancy  Wales,  of  Tolland  Co.,  Ct.,  1789,  and  had 

1  Amos. 

2  Valentine  W. 

3  Justus  Hull. 

4  Clarendon. 

5  Phila. 

6  Nancy. 

7  Wales. 

8  Jane. 

9  John  Wellington. 
10  Mary. 

Rev.  David  Rathbone  was  a  clergyman  of  the  Baptist 
denomination,  and  died  at  Lawrenceville,  Penn.,  August  2, 
1823,  se.  60  years. 

834. 

Joseph  Avery,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and 
Content  Brown,  was  born  at  Stonington,  Conn.,  June  16, 


Rathbone.  649 

17fi5;  married,  1st,  Abigail  Toplitf,  of  Wellington,  Conn., 
and  had 

245  Hannah  R,   b.  1786 ;  m.,  1st,  J.   R.   Weston  ;   2d,   Gershon 

Hawks,  and  died  leaving  a  large  family  in  Charlemont,  Mass. 

Abigail  Topliff,  wife  of  Joseph  Avery  Rathbone,  died.  He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Priscilla  Stewart,  June,  1788,  at  Hanover,  Luzerne 
Co.,  Pa.,  and  had 

246  Lazarus  S.,  b.  1789;  m.,  1st,  Lynda  Granger,  of  Mass.,  1808, 

and  had  7  children  ;  2d,  Mary  Evart,  at  Livonia,  N.  Y.,  Octo- 
ber, 1827,  and  had  4  children.   • 

247  John,  b.  1791 ;  m.  Sarah  Van  Campen,  and  had  7  children. 

248  Content,  b.  1795;  d.  y. 

249  Martha,  b.  1793  ;  in.  Lemuel  Granger,  and  had  6  children  ;  2 

sons  at  Akron,  0. 

250  Priscilla,  b.  1797  ;  m.  David  Clark,  1819,  and  had  3  children, 

Alleghany  Co.,  N.  Y. 

251  Mary,  b.  1800 ;  m.  Henry  McHenry,  and  had  10  children. 

252  Joseph,  b.  1802 ;  m.  Sally  French,  August  8,  1831,  and  had  5 

children,  Naples,  Ontario  Co.,  N.  Y. 

253  Elizabeth,  b.  1805 ;  m.  Guy  Putnam,  May  18,  1830;  and  had  a 

son  Milton,  b.  1831. 

254  Margaset,  b.  1807  ;  m.  John  P.  Drake. 

255  Minerva,  b.  1810;  unmarried. 

Joseph   Avery   Rathbone,  died  in   Steuben   Co.,   N.  Y., 
January  18,  1813,  ae.  47  years. 

236. 

Moses,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and  Content 

Brown,  was  born  July  25,  1770  ;  married  at  Ashford,  Conn., 
1790,  Patience  James,  and  had 

256  Benjamin,  m.  Alice  Loomis,  and  had  1  son  ;  d.  1853. 

257  Rhoda,  m.  Orange  Allen,  and  had  12  children. 

258  Polly,  b.  1797  ;  m.  Benjamin  Howlett,  and  had  several  chil- 

dren. > 

259  Lyman,  b.  1799  ;  m .  and  had  Francis  and  Charles  ;  d.   in 

Texas,  1836. 

260  Content,  b.  1801  ;  m.  Benjamin  Humphrey  ;  d.  in  New  York 

city  1851 . 

261  Ransom,  d.  in  infancy. 

262  Bianey,  m. Dibble,  and  had  children. 

263  Moses,  Jr.,  m.   1st, James  ;  2d,  Charlotte  More  ;  3d, 

Roxana  Bates.    His  daughter  Elizabeth  married  in   1846 
George  W.  Rathbone,  of  Williamstown,  Oswego  Co.,  N.  Y. 


650  Rathbone. 

2S8. 
Samuel,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and  Content 

Brown,  was  born  at  Stonington,  Conn.,  July  1,  1776  ;  married 
Mary,  danghter  of  Isaac  Turner,  of  Montville,  Conn.,  April 
13,  1800,  and  had 

264  Maria  Theresa,  b.  February,  1801 ,  m.,  1st,  Joseph  Clary  ;  2d, 

Dr.  Bryant  Burwell. 

265  James  H.,  b.  July  14, 1802  ;  m.  Elizabeth  M.  Beekman,  in  1825  ; 

d.  August  17,  1843. 

266  Henry  A.,  b.  December  27,  1803 ;  m.,  1st,  Annis  Powell  ;  2d, 

Marie  C.  Forestall,  in  1846. 

267  Samuel,  Jr.,  b.  August  16,   1809.     Graduated   New  Brunswick 

College,  a  lawyer  in  New  York  ;  d.-  November  6,  1834. 

268  John  R.,  b.  December  3,  1810 ;  d.  in  infancy. 

269  Juliet  C,  b.  April  8, 1812;  m.  Albert  C.  Patterson,  in  1836. 

270  Sarah  A.,  b.  September  30,  1814  ;  m.  Alonzo  Raynor,  in  1834. 

271  John  E.,  b.  May  26,  1816  ;  d.  July,  1867. 

272  Charles  E.,  b.  December  17,  1818  ;  m.  Harriet  Harvey. 

273  Isaac  T.,  b.  July  26,  1821  ;  d.  June  12,  1849. 

In  1802  Samuel  Rathbone  began  his  mercantile  life  in 
Hartford,  Conn.,  and  subsequently  removed  to  Charlemont, 
Mass.,  where  he  held  several  political  offices.  In  1816  he  con- 
ducted his  business  in  New  York  city,  and  in  1841  he  removed 
to  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  where  he  died  about  i 864,  leaving  a  hand- 
some fortune. 

Maeia  Theresa  Rathbone  was  married  at  New  York  in 
1830  to  Joseph  Clary  (Lawyer),  who  died  August  11,  1842. 
She  married  in  1845,  for  ber  second  husband,  Dr.  Bryant  Bur- 
well,  who  died  in  1861.  She  had  no  children.  Samuel,  Jr., 
was  graduated  from  the  New  Brunswick  College,  N.  J.,  became 
a  lawyer  and  died  in  New  York,  November  6,  1834,  in  his 
25th  year. 

Isaac  Turner  Rathbone,  youngest  child  of  Samuel  Rath- 
bone, was  graduated  at  Yale  College  in  1848.  He  became  a 
Baptist  clergyman  and  died  unmarried  at  Cincinnati,  O.,  June 
12,  1849,  £B.  28  years. 

265. 

James  II n  inner,  son  of  (228)  Samuel  Rathbone  and 
Mary  Turner,  was  born  at  Ashford,  Conn.,  July  14,  1802; 
married  Elizabeth  M.  Beekman,  1825,  and  had 


Bathbone.  651 

274  Elizabeth  Beekman,  b.  October  28,  1838 ;  m.  Dean  S.  Manly, 

October,  1851. 

275  Elsie  Mary,  b.  September  14,  1831 ;  d.  July  28,  1832. 

276  Harriet  Maria,  b.  September  18,  1836. 

277  James  V.  R.,  b.  October.  15, 1839  ;  d.  August  31, 1852. 

James  Hanmer  Bathbone  became  a  merchant  in  New  York 
city,  and  died  at  Buffalo  August  17,  1S43,  se.  41  years. 

366. 
Henry  Alanson,  son  of  (228)  Samuel  Bathbone  and 
Mary  Turner,  was  born  at  Hartford,  Conn.,  December  27, 
1S03  ;  married,  1st,  Annis,  daughter  of  Judge  Powell,  of 
Tennessee,  and  had  two  children  who  both  died  young.  He 
married,  2d,  Marie  Celeste,  daughter  of  Placide  Forestall,  of 
New  Orleans,  in  1846,  and  had 

278  Marie  Celeste  Emma,  b.  December  22,  1846. 

279  Paul  Henry,  b.  January  6,  1849  ;  d.  May  18, 1849. 

280  Marie  Pauline,  b.  August  8,  1850. 

281  Francis  Henry,  b.  March  12,  1852  ;  d.  in  infancy. 

282  Elizabeth  Little,  b.  February  28, 1854. 

283  Marie  Louise  Alice,  b.  January  21, 1859. 

Henry  A.  Bathbone  was  a  successful  banker  in  the  city  of 
New  Orleans,  La. 

369. 

Juliet  Content,  daughter  of  (228)  Samuel  Bathbone 
and  Mary  Turner,  was  bora  in  Charlemont,  Mass.,  April  8, 
1S12;  married  Bev.  Albert  C.  Patterson,  ]836,  and  had 

284  George  Herbert,  b.  December  26,  1836. 

285  Juliet  Clary,  b.  December  30,  1846. 

George  Herbert  Patterson  is  an  Episcopal  clergyman, 
and  lias  until  recently  been  the  President  of  De  Vaux  College, 
Niagara  Falls. 

370. 

Sarah  Ann,  daughter  of  (228)  Samuel  Bathbone  and 
Mary  Turner,  was  born  at  Charlemont,  Mass.,  September  30, 
1814;  married  in  New  York  city  Alonzo  Baynor,  in  1834, 
and  had 


652  Rathbone. 

286  Charles  Augustus,  b.  April  12,  1835. 

287  Maria  Clary,  b.  September  18. 1830. 

288  James  Henry,  b.  October  6, 1851. 

973. 

Charles  Edward,  son  of  (228)  Samuel  Rathbone  and 
Mary  Turner,  was  born  in  New  York  city,  December  17, 1818 ; 
married  Harriet  Harvey,  and  had 

289  Samuel  Harvey,  b.  April  6, 1842. 

290  Juliet  Patterson,  b.  July  3, 1843. 

291  Mary  Turner,  b.  February  12,  1845. 

292  Charles  Henry,  b.  October  27,  1853 ;  d.  November  1,  1855. 

293  Celeste  Maria,  b.  September  17, 1857. 

Harriet  Harvey  was  born  near  Bristol,  England,  1819,  and 
died  in  Buffalo,  April  9,  1 860. 

The  following  families  were  omitted  in  their  regular  order  : 

318. 

Martha,  daughter  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and 
Content  Brown,  was  born  at  Stonington  Conn.,  August  7, 
1753  ;  married  Wheeler  Douglass,  of  Steventown,  N.  Y,  1773, 
and  had 

294  Content,  m.  Gen.  Samuel  Stewart,  of  Waterford,  N.  Y. 

295  Martha,  m.  Jesse  Tracy,  of  Troy,  N.  Y. 

296  John  Hancock,  m.  and  left  several  children. 

297  AUanson,  m.  Sutherland  ;  d.  April  9,  1856. 

298  Polly,  m.  Roger  Selden,  of  Albany. 

299  Charlotte,  m.  Joseph  Smith. 

300  Minerva,  m.  Rev.  Mr.  Matthews,  a  Baptist  clergyman. 

301  Stephen,  V.  R.,  m.,  left  issue. 

302  Harriet,  m.  Rev.  S.  Griffin,  a  MethodiBt  clergyman. 

Wheeler  Douglass  and  the  younger  part  of  the  family 
removed  to  Beaufort,  Upper  Canada,  where  he  died  in  the  year 
1837.  His  son  Alanson  Douglass  had  six  children.  Sutherland, 
a  clergyman,  married  and  died  in  London,  England,  1829; 
George,  a  clergyman,  died  at  Troy  of  consumption  ;  Charles 
Selden,  Banker  and  President,  Troy  Bank  ;  William  Bradley, 
at  one  time  Cashier  of  the  Bank  of  Ithaca ;  Mary,  married 
Judge  Miller,  of  Rochester ;  Juliet,  married  Mr.  Merritt,  of 
the  firm  of  Merritt,  Ely  &  Co.,  N.  Y. 


Rathbone.  653 

230. 
Prudence,  daughter  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and 
Content  Brown,  was  born  in  Stonington,  Conn.,  January  31, 
1757 ;  married  Samuel  Satterlee,  of  Connecticut,  in   1774, 
and  had 

303  Elizabeth. 

304  Samuel,  Jr. 

305  Edward  R.,  m. Lansing,  and  had 

1  Francis,  m.  Berg. 

2  Edward  R,  m. Yates. 

306  Lucy  Anna. 

307  John  R. 

308  William  H. 

309  Valentine  W.  R 

310  W.  Douglass. 

311  Sophia. 

312  George  O. 

313  James. 

Prudence  Rathbone,  wife  of  Samuel  Satterlee,  died  at 
Ballston,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  August  16,  1827. 

335. 
Aaron,  son  of  (208)  Rev.  John  Rathbone  and  Content 

Brown,  was  born  at  Stonington,  Conn.,  July  25,  1770;  mar- 
ried, 1st,  Sally  Copp,  who  died  leaving  no  children.  He  mar- 
ried, 2d,  Eliza  Cheesebokough,  of  New  York  city,  and  had 

314  Robert  John. 

315  Aaron  R.,  Jr. 

Aaron  Rathbone  died  at  Ballston,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y., 
May  13,  1845,  as.  75  years. 


REED. 


1. 

John  Reed,  born  in  Cornwall,  England,  in  1633.  He 
had  been  a  soldier  from  the  age  of  sixteen,  and  was  an  officer 
in  Oliver  Cromwell's  army.  On  the  restoration  of  Charles  the 
Second,  he  fled  to  this  country  and  settled  in  Providence, 
R.  I.,  where  he  married  a  Miss  Derby.  He  removed  to  Rye, 
Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  he  resided  in  1084,  and  about 
that  time  purchased  from  Richard  Howe's  land  in  Norwalk, 
Conn.,  probably  the.  place  called  Rekd's  farms  on  "  Five  Mile 
river,"  where  lie  resided  and  died  in  1730, -in  the  98th  year  of 
his  age.  He  was  interred  in  a  tomb  on  his  own  farm.  His  name 
is  found  on  the  town  records  of  Norwalk  in  1687.  At  one  time, 
and  probably  until  they  erected  a  more  convenient  one,  his 
house  was  used  as  a  meeting-house.  He  was  strongly  marked 
with  that  determined  will  and  high  toned  moral  character  so 
peculiar  to  Cromwell's  officers.     His  children  were 

2  John,  m. Tuttle.  1697. 

3  Thomas,  m .  Mart  Olmstead,  May  9,  1694. 

4  William. 

5  Mary,  m.  David  Tuttle,  November  24,  1698. 

6  Abigail. 

Matthew  and  William  Reed  appear  on  the  town  records, 
the  former  in  1655  and  the  latter  in  1656,  possibly  brothers  of 
John. 

2. 

John,  son  of  (1)  John  Reed  and Derby,  married, 

^— —  Tuttle,  in  1697,  and  had 

7  John,  m. . 


8  Daniel,  m. ;  d.  1775. 

9  Eleazer,  m. . 


Reed.  655 

10  Samuel,  m.  . 

11  William,  in.  Rachel  Kellogg,  November  28,  1731. 

12  Mary. 

13  Experience. 

14  Mehitabel. 

John  Reed,  Jr.,  first  appears  as  a  voter  in  1694. 

3. 
Thomas,  son  of  (1)  John  Reed  and Derby,  mar- 
ried Mary,  daughter  of  Lieut.  John  Olmstead,  May  9,  1694, 
and  had 

15  Mary,  b.  May  2,  1695. 

16  Eunice,  b.  February  26,  1696. 

17  Thomas,  b.  May  7;  1699  ;  m.  Sarah  Bennam,  October  2,  1729. 

18  John,  b.  August  7,  1701 ;  m.  . 

19  Elizabeth,  b.  October  7,  1703. 

20  Ann,  b.  July  6,  1706  ;  d.  February  9, 1710. 

21  Temperance,  b.  October  15,  1708. 

22  Eliaa,  b.  March  10,  1711 ;  m. . 

23  Nathan,  b.  August  13,  1713 ;  m.   Mary  Peck,  December  22,  1737. 

• 

7. 

John,  son  of  (2)  John  Reed  and Tuttle,  was  born 

;  married ,  and  had 


24  John. 

25  Thaddeus. 

8. 
Daniel,  son  of  (2)  John  Reed,  and Tuttle,  was 

born ;  married ,  and  had 

26  Abraham. 

27  Eliakim,  m. . 

28  James,  b.  March  29,  1736  ;  m.  Joanna  Castle,"  April  17,  1760 ;  d. 

July  20,  1814. 

29  Benjamin,  m.  Bethiaii  Weed,  April  25,  1765. 

30  Elijah,  settled  in  Amenia,  N.  Y. 

31  Ezra,  b.  March  16,  1740 ;  m.  Sarah  Kellogg,  May  22, 1763  ;  d. 

April  4,  1807. 

32  Elizabeth. 

33  Lydia, 

34  Joanna. 

83 


656  Eeed. 

Daniel  Reed  built  a  mansion  house  on  the  old  paternal 
estate  iu  Norwalk,  which  is  now  standing  in  good  condition.  Its 
antiquated  style  and  faded  decorations  make  it  an  interesting 
relic  of  former  days.  He  was  a  man  of  considerable  distinc- 
tion in  his  day.     He  died  in  1775. 

9. 

Eleazer,  son  of  (2)  John  Reed  and  Tnttle,  was 

born ;  married ,  and  had 

35  Moses. 

36  Eleazer,  b.  1728 ;  m.  Hannaii . 


Moses  and  Eleazer  were  among  the  principal  grantees  of 
the  towns  of  New  Haven,  Middlebury,  Salisbury  and  Corn- 
wall, Vermont,  in  1760,  including  what  is  now  Vergcnnes. 

10. 

Samuel,  son  of  (2)  John  Reed  and Tuttle,  was 

born ;  married aud  had 

37  SamueL 

38  Abijah. 

39  Timothy,  m. 

40  Nathaniel. 

41  Hezekiah. 

42  Hannah.  ' 

43  Fhebe. 

11. 

William,  son  of  (2)  John  Reed  and  Tuttle, 

married   Rachel,   daughter  of  Joseph  Kellogg   of  Norwalk, 
November  28,  1721,  and  had. 

44  William  Joseph,  b.  February  17,  1723 ;  d.  y. 
46  Joanna,  b.  February  29,  1725. 

46  Hannah,  b.  November  23,  1727. 

47  Sarah,  b.  December  27, 1730: 

48  Joseph,  b.  October  30, 1731. 

49  WUliam,  b.  March  20,  1733-4. 

50  Jacob,  m .  Ruhannah  Benedict,  about  1768. 

51  Matthew,  b.  1739  ;  m.  Elizabeth  ;  d.    December  4,  1797- 

52  Isaac,  m.  Elizabeth  Lockwood. 

53  Abigail. 

54  Mary. 

55  Nathan. 


Heed.  657 

Hall's  History  of  Norwalk  gives  only  two  children  to 
William  and  Rachel,  and  puts  the  date  of  his  marriage  to 
Rachel  Kellogg,  November  28,  1729,  while  Reed's  History 
of  the  Reed  Family  makes  the  date  of  the  marriage  Novem- 
ber 28,  1721,  and  names  all  of  the  children  except  Joseph  and 
"William.  The  Rev.  C.  M.  Selleck, "  present  rector  of  St. 
Paul's  Church,  Norwalk,  gives  the  names  of  William's  child- 
ren as  follows,  and  in  the  following  order :  Joseph,  William, 
Matthew,  Jacob,  Isaac,  Abigail,  Mary,  Nathan. 

17. 

Thomas,  son  of  (3)  Thomas  Reed  and  Mary  Olmstead, 

was  born  May  7,   1699 ;  married  Sarah,   daughter  of  John 
Bennani  of  West  Haven,  October  2,  1729,  and  had 

56  Thomas,  b.  June  33,  1730. 

57  Ebenezer,  b.  April  3,  1732. 

58  Jesse,  b.  July  39, 1734 ;  m.  Mary  Weed. 

59  Peter,  b.  April  3,  1737. 

60  Sarah,  b.  June  19,  1739. 

61  Eli,  b.  September  34,  1743.     He  was  appointed  a  Commissioner  in 

1783. 

18. 

John,  son  of  (3)  Thomas  Reed  and  Mary  Olmstead  was 

born  August  7,  1701 ;  married ,  and  had 

62  Josiah. 

63  John. 

64  Ithiel. 

65  Jonathan. 

66  Ann,  m.  Eliakim  Waking,  December  7,  1738. 

23. 

Elias,  son  of  (3)  Thomas  Reed  and  Mary  Olmstead,,  was 

born  March  10,  1711;  married ,  and  had 

67  Elias. 

68  Joel. 

69  Daniel. 

70  Stephen. 

71  John,  m.  Abbt  Whittng,  July  6, 1775. 

(18)  John  and  his  brother  (22)  Elias,  sons  of  (3)  Thomas, 


658  Eeed. 

together  with  (35)  Moses,  son  of  (9)  Eleazer,  and  Moses,  Jr.  (?), 
were  among  the  principal  grantees  of  the  towns  of  New 
Haven,  Middlebury,  Salisbury  and  Cornwall,  all  towns  in 
Vt.,  about  1760,  and  also  of  Reedsborough,  Yt.,  which  was 
granted  to  John  Reed  and  twenty-nine  others,  in  1770. 

33. 
Nathan,  son  of  (3)  Thomas  Reed  and  Mary  Olmstead, 

was  born  August  13, 1713  ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Samuel 
Peck,  Jr.,  of  Greenwich,  December  22,  1737,  and  had 

72  Mary,  b.  July  17,  1740. 

73  Ann,  b.  January  18, 1742-3. 

74  Hannah,  b.  July  16, 1745. 

75  Nathan,  b.  July  22,  1747. 

76  David,  b.  Sept.  2, 1750. 

77  Elizabeth,  b.  June  7,  1753. 


27. 

Eliakim,  son  of  (8)  Daniel  Reed  and ,  was  born 

;  married ,  and  had 


79  Ezra,  in.  Esther  Egerton. 

Eliakim  Reed  settled  in  Aroenia,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in 
1773. 

28. 

James,  son  of  (8)  Daniel  Reed  and ,  was  born 

March  29,  1736  ;  married  Joanna  Castle,  April  17,  1760,  and 
had 

80  Daniel,  b.  April  15,  1761  ;  m ;  died  about  1802. 

81  Reuben,  b.  September  2, 1763. 

82  Elijah,  b.  March  13, 1766. 

83  Jesse,  b.  July  16,   1768;  m.  Joanna    Carpenter  February  22, 

1797  ;  d.  August  25, 1831. 

84  Stephen,  b.  September  14,  1770. 

85  Amos,  b.  December  28,  1772. 

86  Gilbert,  b.  September  25, 1775. 

87  Jacob,      ) 

\  b.  February  15,  1778 

88  Joanna,    ) 

89  Betsey,  b.  April  21, 1780. 


Reed.  659 

90  Robert,  ) 

[b.  June  29, 1784. 

91  Rhoda,  ) 

92  Phila,  b.  April  3, 1787. 


James  Reed  resided  in  Amenia,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where 
he  was  a  distinguished  business  man.  He  died  there  July  20 
1814,  ae.  78  years. 

29. 

Benjamin,  son  of  (8)  Daniel  Reed  and  ,  was 

born ;  married  Bethiah  Weed,  April  25,   1765,  and 

had 


93  Bethiah,  b.  May  22,  1766. 

94  Sarah,  ) 

U.  March  31,  1770. 

95  Benjamin  P., )  m.  Betty  Boughton,  January  12, 1793. 

96  Elizabeth,  b.  June  3, 1776. 

97  Daniel,  b.  December  11,  1778. 

98  Enos,  b.  October  30, 1787. 


31. 

Ezra,  son  of  (8)  Daniel  Reed  and ,  was  born  March 

16,  1740  ;  married  Sarah  Kellogg,  May  22,  1763,  and  had 

99  Sarah,  b.  April  19,  1765 ;  d.  April  30,  1765. 

100  Sarah,  b.  April  19,  1766 ;  d.  January  27,  1834. 

101  Lois,  b.  September  10,  1767;  d.  June  23,  1843. 

102  RoswelL,  b.  November  9,  1769;  m.  Reed;  d.  May  4,1839. 

103  Aaron,  b.  April  29, 1771. 

104  Jemima,   )  d.  September  9,  1773. 

J-b.  August  29,  1773. 

105  Epinitas,  )  m.  Jane  Reed;  d.  March  1,  1847. 

106  Lediana,  b.  October  8, 1775  ;  d.  February  10,  1780. 

107  Lydia,  b.  September  28, 1777  ;  d.  July  8,  1838. 

108  Huldah,  b.  September  23,  1780  ;  d.  January  1853. 

109  Ezra,  b.  May  20,  1783. 

Ezra  Reed  died  April  4,  1807. 

Sakah  Kellogg,  widow  of  Ezra  Reed,  died  April  15, 1818. 

36. 

Eleazer,  son  of  (9)  Eleazer  Reed  and ,  was  born 

in  1728  ;  married  Hannah ,  and  had 

110  Isaac,  b.  March  22,  1747. 

111  Elizabeth,  b.  November  29,  1749. 


660  .    Reed. 


112  Bleazer,  b.  August  19,  1751  ;  m.  Elizabeth 


113  John,  b.  March  22,  1753  ;  m.  Frifenda  Heath. 

114  David,  b.  March  15,  1755. 

115  Hannah,  b.  March  27,  1757  ;  m. Marshall. 

116  William,  b.  April  6, 1759. 

Eleazer  Reed  died  in  Newport,  R.  I.,  where  he  resided  in 
1803. 

39. 

Timothy,  son  of  (10)  Samuel  Reed  and ,  was 

born ;  married ,  and  had 

117  Uriah,  m.  Harriett  Selleck,  May  27,  1790. 

118  Timothy. 

119  Lebbus. 

120  Ezra. 

121  Thaddeus. 

122  Rufus,  b.  1788  ;  m. . 

123  Hannah. 

124  Sarah. 

125  Betsey. 

126  Polly  (Mary),  m.  Henry  Scofield. 

127  Nancy,  b.  1786. 

.10. 

Jacob,  son  of  (11)  William  Reed  and  Rachel  Kellogg, 

was  born ;  married   Ruhannah,  daughter  of  Stephen 

Benedict  and  Ruth  Keeler,  about  1768,  and  had 

128  Ruth,  b.  1769;  m.,  1st,  William  Reed;  2d,  Ellis;  d. 

1856,  in  South  East,  Conn. 

129  Ruhannah,  b.  1772;  m.  Daniel  Howe. 

130  Jacob,  b.  1777  ;  m.  Rdth  Benedict. 

131  Stephen,  lived  at  South  East,  Conn. 

132  Esther,  m. Doty  ;  d.  in  Norwalk. 

133  Doty. 

134  Isaac,  m.  ;  d.  in  New  York. 

135  Eli,  b.  1783  ;  m. ;  d.  in  New  York. 

136  Abigail,  b.  1785  ;  in. . 

137  Matthew,  b.  1787  ;  m.  Hannah  Benedict  ;  d.  1844. 

138  Lewis  B.,  b.  August  28, 1789 ;  ni.  Maria  Brown,  January,  1815 ; 

d.  in  New  York. 

139  John,  b.  1791  ;  m. ;  d.  in  New  York,  1837. 

58. 

Jesse,  son  of  (17)  Thomas  Reed  and  Sarah  Bennam, 

was  born  July  29,  1734 ;  married  Mary  Weed,  and  had 


Reed.  661 

140  Hannah,  b.  September  SO,  1782. 

141  SeUeok,  b.  August  18,  1787. 

142  EUjah,  b.  in  Stamford,  Conn.,  in  1788  ;  d.  November  16,  1851. 

71. 

John,  son  of  (22)  Elias  Reed  and ,  married  Abby 

Whiting,  July  6,  1775,  and  had 

143  John,  b.  January  8, 1776  ;  d.  November,  1777. 

144  John.  b.  November  1,  1778  ;  had  sons  Lewis  and  Darian. 

145  Moses,  b.  December  14,  1787. 

146  Roswell,  b.  June  18, 1795.    Mrs.  James  H.  Beers,  of  Unadilla,  is 

a  daughter  of  Roswell  (146). 

80. 
Dauiel,  son  of  (28)  James  Heed  and  Joanna  Castle,  was 

born  April  15,  1761  ;  married ,  and  had 

147  William,  b.  April,  1783;  m. . 

148  Nancy. 

149  Joanna. 

150  Maria. 

Daniel  Reed  died  about  1802. 

83. 

Jesse,  son  of  (28)  James  Reed  and  Joanna  Castle,  was 

born  July  16,  1768 ;  married  Joanna  Carpenter,   February 

22,  1797,  and  had 

151  Julia,  b.  October  19,  1799. 

152  Joanna,  b.  October  8,  1803. 

153  Betsey  B.,  b.  June  26,  1805. 

154  Eliza  A.,  b.  March  18,  1808. 

155  James  C,  b.  September  2,  1810  ;  m. ;  no  ch. 

156  Susan  M.,  b.  April  8, 1813. 

157  Abigail,  b.  September  2,  1815. 

Jesse.  Reed  died  at  Aurelius,  N.  Y.,  August  25,  1831. 

95. 
Benjamin  P.,  son  of  (29)  Benjamin  Reed  and  Bethiah 
Weed,  was  born  March  31,  1770;  married  Betty  Boughton, 
January  12,  1793,  and  had 


662  .  Reed. 

158  Wilbur,  b.  April  20,  1794. 

159  Stephen,  b.  February  18,  1796. 

160  James  M. 

117. 

Uriah,  son  of  (39)  Timothy  Reed  and  ,  married 

Harriet  Selleck,  May  27,  1790,  and  had 

161  Sally,  b.  May  2,  1791. 

162  Charring,  b.  May  1, 1794. 

163  Selleck,  b.  July  25,  1796. 

123. 

K ii 111*,  son  of  (39)  Timothy  Reed  and  ,  married 

,  and  had 


164  Ezra,  d.  y. 

165  John,  d.  y. 

166  Edwin,  d.  y. 

167  Ezra,  d.  y. 

168  Jane  Maria,  m.  Richard  H.  Mitchell,  of  Nantucket.     They 

removed  to  Hudson,  N.  ¥.,  where  they  resided  in  1861,  he  being 
a  retired  merchant. 

135. 
Eli,  son  of  (50)  Jacob  Reed  and  Ruhannah  Benedict,  was 

born  in  1783 ;  married ,  and  had 

169  Jacob  R. 

170  Daniel  B. 

171  EliH. 

172  William  H. 

173  Dickson. 

174  Piatt  B. 

175  Charlotte. 

176  Lucretia,  m.  James  C.  Jones,  of  New  York  city,  publisher. 

Eli  Reed  died  in  New  York  city. 

n 

137. 

Matthew,  son  of  (50)  Jacob  Reed  and  Ruhannah  Bene- 
dict, was  born  in  1787  ;  married  Hannah  Benedict,  of  New 
Canaan,  Conn.,  and  had 

177  Edwin. 

178  George,  lived  in  New  York. 


Heed.  %  663 

179  Addison. 

180  Matthew. 

181  "B.,"  (his  father  gave  him  no  other  name.) 

Matthew  Reed  resided  in  New  York  city,  was  president  of 
a  hank  and  Alderman.     He  died  there  in  1844. 

138. 
Lewis  B.,  son  of  (50)  Jacob  Reed  and  Ruhannah  Bene- 
dict, was  horn    August   28,   1789;  married   Maria   Brown, 
January,  1815,  and  had 

182  Addington,  b.  October  3,  1815;  single  in  1861,  a  merchant. 

183  Ferdinand,  b.  July  7,  1817. 

184  Elvira,  b.  March  24,  1819. 

185  Amanda,  b.  May  10,  1821  ;  m.  Joseph  P.  Cogswell,  of  Janes- 

ville,  Wis. 

186  Adeline,  b.  October  10, 1822  ;  m.   Hiram   H.   Lamport,  of  New 

York. 
187.  Lewis  Benedict,  b.  July  11,  1824. 

188  Catharine,  b.  March  10,  1826  ;  m.  Isaac  H.  Wheeler,  of  Boston. 

189  Emma,  b.  January  4, 1835  ;  in.  George  H.  Thorp,  of  New  York. 

190  Anna,  b.  December  18, 1837. 

Lewis  Benedict  Reed  settled  in  New  York  city  in  1810. 

139. 
John,  son  of  (50)  Jacob  Reed  and  Ruhannah  Benedict, 

was  born  in  1791 ;  married ,  and  had 

191  John,  b.  1824. 

192  Benjamin  P.,  b.  1826. 

193  Mary. 

John  Reed  died  in  New  York  city  in  1837. 

147. 

William,  son  of  (80)  Daniel  Reed  and  — ,  was  horn 

April,  1783  ;  married ,  and  had 

194  Daniel,  b.  September  14,  1803;  m.  Cinda  T.  Meigs,  of  Oswego, 

N.  Y.,  May  1,  1828. 

195  JohnM.,  b.  August,  1807  ;  died  in  Jackson  Co.,  Mich.,  in  1844. 

196  Nancy  M.,  m.  J.  B.  Chapin,  of  Olivet,  Mich. 

197  Maria,  d.  y. 

84 


664  #  Reed. 

198  Elizabeth,  m.   Rev.  Charles  Jerome,  of  Cattaraugus,  N.  T. 

She  died  1858. 

William  Reed  removed  from  Norwalk  to  Baldwinsville,  N. 
Y.,  where  he  resided. 

51. 

Matthew,  son  of  (11)  William  Reed  and  Rachel  Kellogg 

was  born  in  Norwalk,   Conn.,  in   1739 ;    married   Elizabeth 
,  and  had 

199  Stephen,  b.  1765  ;  d.  y. 

200  Polly,  b.  1768;  m.  Seth  Seymour,  April  8,  1789;  d.  November 

18,  1823. 

201  Betsey ;  m.  Olney  Stone,  March  8,  1785. 

202  William  ;  d.  s.  Feb.  11, 1807. 

203  Hannah,  b.  1784  ;  m.  Asa  Benedict,  January  5,  1804  ;   d.  No- 

vember 11, 1830. 

204  Stephen,  m.  Maria  Van  Yeveren,  of  Albany  N.  ¥.;  d.  October 

17,  1867. 

205  Samuel,  m.  (293)  Angelica  Bogart,  January,  1805. 

206  Sally,  m.  Joseph  Haskett. 

207  Esther,  m.  Isaac  Belden. 

208  Frederick,  d.  y. 

209  Anna,  ni.  Joseph  Thatcher,  October  12, 1782. 

Matthew  Reed  died  in  Norwalk,  Conn.,  December  4,  1797, 
in  the  58th  year  of  his  age. 

Elizabeth ,  widow  of  Matthew  Reed,  died  in  Nor- 
walk, June  15,  1799,  in  the  54th  year  of  her  age.  They  were 
buried  in  St.  Paul's  churchyard,  Norwalk,  where  their  monu- 
ments now  stand. 

Matthew  Reed  and  wife  were  members  of  St.  Paul's 
Episcopal  church  in  Norwalk,  of  which,  at  that  time,  the  Rev. 
Mr.  Leannings  was  rector.  Mr.  Rekd  was  appointed  Decem- 
ber 15,  1771,  to  collect  the  Church  rates.  When  Norwalk 
was  burned  by  the  British  during  the  revolution,  Mr.  Lean- 
nings being  opposed  to  the  patriots'  cause,  left  the  place  in 
one  of  the  ships  of  the  British  fleet,  and  probably  took  the 
church  records  with  him,  as  they  have  never  been  found. 

The  record  starts  again  with  the  report  of  a  meeting  held 
at  the  house  of  Thomas  Belden,  October  27,  1780.  At  that 
meeting  Matthew  Reed  was  present,  and  was  chosen  one  of  a 


Reed.  .  -665 

committee  to  ascertain  as  to  the  feasibility  of  rebuilding  the 
church  which  was  destroyed  by  British  troops,  July,  1779.  It 
is  to  the  honor  of  our  ancestors  in  this  parish  that,  although 
reduced  by  the  destruction  of  their  property  in  1799,  and  dis- 
pirited, yet  they  rallied  in  a  year's  time  and  commenced  anew 
for  the  Master. 

In  November  30,  1780,  Matthew  Reed  subscribed  hand- 
somely for  the  project,  but  few  out  of  a  long  list  of  honored 
names  contributed  as  much  as  he. 

On  Easter  Monday,  April  16, 1781,  he  was  elected  Vestryman 
and  re-elected  to  the  same  office  April  1, 1782.  He  was  elected 
third  Vestryman  at  Easter,  1783,  and  second  Vestryman  in 
1784. 

April  29,  1791,  Matthew  Reed  and  his  wife  Elizabeth  con- 
veyed lands  to  their  daughter  Betsey,  wife  of  Olney  Stone. 

April  2,  1801,  Stephen  Reed  conveyed  to  Samuel  Middle- 
brook  all  his  right  and  title  in  the  estate  of  his  late  father 
Matthew  Reed  deceased. 

At  the  same  date  William  Reed  conveyed  Betsey  Stone's 
and  Anna  Thatcher's  rights,  which  lie  had  purchased  of  them 
to  the  said  Middlebrook. 

April  7,  1801,  William  Reed  conveyed  to  Samuel  Middle- 
brook  all  his  own  right  together  with  those  of  Polly  Seymour 
and  Esther  Belden  in  the  estate  of  their  late  father  Matthew 
Reed.     In  this  deed  the  name  of  Sally  Reed  occurs. 

July  5,  1806,  Stephen  Reed,  Samuel  Reed,  Joseph  Haskett 
and  Sally  his  wife.  Asa  Benedict  and  Hannah  his  wife  join 
in  a  deed  of  land  to  Isaac  Belden. 

February  16,  1807,  Asa  Benedict  and  Hannah  his  wife  join 
in  a  deed  to  Samuel  Middlebrook. 

April  13, 1799,  William  Reed  gave  a  deed  of  land  to  Josiah 
Thatcher  and  Anna  his  wife. 

soo. 

Polly,  daughter  of  (51)  Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

,  was  born  in  Norwalk,  Conn.,  in  1768;  married  Sftth 


Seymour,  April  3,  1789,  and  had 

210  Maria,  b.  November  27,  1789. 

211  Alfred,  b.  April  5,  1792;  d.  s. 


666  Reed. 

212  Uriah,  m.  (231)  Esther  Thatcher,  his  cousin,  and  had: 

1  Augustus,  dead. 

2  Mary  Augusta 

3  George  Munscra,  dead. 

4  Gould  Samuel,  dead. 

5  Amelia. 

213  Stephen. 

Polly  Reed,  wife  of  Seth  Seymour,  died  November  18, 
1823.  Miss  Mary  Augusta  and  Miss  Amelia  Seymour,  daugh- 
ters of  (212)  Uriah  Seymour  and  (231)  Esther  Thatcher,  live  in 
South  Norwalk. 

SOI. 
Betsey,  daughter  of  (51)  Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

— ,  was  horn  in  Norwalk,  Conn. :  married   Olmky  Stone 


March  8,  1785,  and  had 

214  John,  b.  August  22, 1785. 

215  Phoebe,  b.  September  25,  1791  ;  m.  Freeman,  and  lived 

in  Deposit,  N.  Y. 

216  .Isaac,  b.  June  28,  1794. 

203. 
Hannah,  daughter  of  (51)  Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

-,  was  born  in  Norwalk,  in  1784  ;  married  Asa  Benedict, 


January  5,  1804,  and  had 

217  Frederick  Reed,  b.  October  20, 1804 ;  m.,  1st,  Mary  Ann  Osborn 

in  1829.    Shed.  November  18,  1846.    He  married,  2d,  Amanda 
Rockwell,  in  1847  ;  lived  in  Wilton,  Conn. 

218  George,  b.  June  2, 1807  ;  in.,  1st.,  Sarah  J.  Beardslet,  October 

12, 1828.     She  d .  February  20,  1847.     He  married,  2d,  Amanda 
Benedict,  December  16,  1847. 

219  Alfred,  b.  February  5,  1809 ;  d.  September  11,  1818. 

220  Harriet  Beach,  b.  December  21,  1812;  d.  February  28, 1813. 

221  William  Henry,  b.  July  31,  1814;  m.  Mary  Guyer,  November 

23,  1837.     He  represented  Norwalk  in  the  Legislature  of  1849  ; 
president  of  the  Mechanics'  Savings  Bank. 

222  Charles  N.,  b.  July  16,  1823;  m.  Elizabeth  Ketchum,  February 

7,  1854.     She  d.  February  22,  1855. 

Hannah  Reed,  wife  of  Asa  Benedict,  died  November  11, 
1830. 


Eeed.  667 

2©4. 

Stephen,  son  of  (51)  Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

.  was  bora  in  Norwalk  ;  married  Maria  Van  Yeveren, 

of  Albany,  and  had 

222}  Stephen,  d.  s. 

Maria  Van  Yeveren,  wife  of  Stephen  Reed,  died  in  New 
York. 

Stephen  Hkkd  resided  and  was  a  merchant  in  New  York, 
where  lie  died  October  17,  1867. 

SOS. 

Samuel,   son  of  (51)  Matthew   Heed    and   Elizabeth 

,  was  liorn  in  Norwalk;  married (293) Angelica, daugh- 
ter of  (202)  Isaac  H.  Bogart  and  (96)  Cathlina  Visscher, 
January,  1805,  and  had 

223  Isaac  Henry,  b.  November  28,  1805  ;  resides  in  the  city  of  New 

York.     (See  350  Bogart,  363  Visscher,  and  1802  Talcott  Ped.) 

Samuel  Reed  died  in  Norwalk,  Conn.,  and  his  widow  mar- 
ried George  Talcott,  U.  S.  Army,  November  17,  1810  (see 
1802  Talcott  Ped.) 

3©6. 
Sally,  daughter  of  (51)  Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

,  was  liorn  in  Norwalk  ;  married  Joseph  Haskett,  and 

had 

224  Eliza,  b.  September  10,   1806;   m.,   1st,  Ignatius   Noweting, 

and  had 

1  Maria. 

2  George  W., 

3  Esther. 

4  Eliza. 

5  Angelina. 

Ignatius  Noweting  died.  She  married,  2d,  Haddock 
Whii.lock.  She  died  June,  17,  1878,  and  is  buried  by 
the  side  of  her  first  husband  in  St.  Paul's  church-yard, 
Norwalk. 

225  Richard. 

226  Sarah. 


668  Reed. 

207. 
Esther,  daughter  of  (51 )  Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

,  was  born  in  Norwalk ;  married  Isaac  Belden,  and  had 

227  Esther  Mary,  m.,  1st,  Rev.  Augustus  Summers,  and  had 
1  Augustus. 
Rev.  Augustus  Summers  died.    She  married,  2d,  Socrates 
Squires,  of  Lanesboro,  Mass.,  and  had 
2  Agnes. 


3  Gertrude. 

4  Frederick,  dead. 

5  Esther. 

6  Henry. 

228  Harriet,  m.  Lewis  O.  Wilson,  and  had 

1  Henry,  U.  S.  Navy ;  single. 

2  Charles,  in.,  living  in  Norwalk  ;  no  eli. 

3  Oliver,  d.  s. 

4  William  Baldwin,  d.  s. 

5  Victor  Belden,  m.  Sarah  Searles  ;  living  in  Texas;  has  2 

children. 

Esther  Reed,  wife  of  Isaac  Belden  is  buried  in  the  Belden 
vault  in -St.  Paul's  churchyard,  Norwalk. 

209. 
Anna,  daughter  of  (51)   Matthew  Reed  and  Elizabeth 

,  was  born  in  Norwalk ;  married  Joseph   Thatcher, 

October  12,  1782,  and  had 

229  Polly  Street,  b.  August  5,  1786  ;  in.  William  Smith,  and  had 

1  Eliza. 

2  Isaac. 

230  George,  b.  October  6,  1788 ;  in.  Mary  Houston,  and  had 

1  Hanford. 

2  Le  Grand. 

231  Esther,  b.  April  20, 1791;  m.  (212)  Uriah  Sicymouu,  her  cousin; 

see  (212)  for  children . 

232  Harriet,  b.  December  23,  1792  ;  m.  Henry  Beach,  and  had 

1  Julia,  d. 

2  Amelia,  d. 

3  Edward,  d. 

4  Norman,  d. 

233  A  daughter,  b.  April  28,  1795  ;  m.  Munson  Betts  and  had 

1  William,  d. 


Reed.  669 

2  Elizabeth,  m. Gkiswold  ;  d. 

3  Charles,  m.  Abisa  Phelps,  of  Chatham,  N.  Y. 

234  Amelia,  m.,  Don  Carlos  Hurd,  aud  had 

1  Aurelius. 

235  Sally,  m .  George  Tanbly  ;  no  ch. 

236  Frances,  m.,  1st,  Samuel  Betts  ;  no  ch.;  2nd,  Sheldon  Gkis- 

wold ;  no  ch . 

Frances  is  the  only  surviving  one  of  this  family. 

53. 

Isaac,  son  of  (11)  William  Reed  and  Rachel  Kellogg, 
married  Elizabeth  Lockwood,  and  bad 

237  Isaac,  b.  February  1, 1773  ;  m.  Ann  Wiggins. 

238  Elizabeth,  b.  1774  ;  m.  Benjamin  Hott,  of  New  York  City. 

239  Nathan,  b.  1776. 

In  preparing  the  records  of  Matthew  Reed's  branch  of  the 
family  the  Compiler  is  much  indebted  to  the  Rev.  0.  M.  Selleek, 
present  Rector  of  St.  Paul's  church,  Norwalk,  Conn. 

i  ao. 

Jacob,  son  of  (50)  Jacob  Reed  and  Ruhannah  Benedict, 

was  born  in  1777,  in  South  East,  Conn. ;  married  Ruth  Bene- 
dict, of  New  Canaan,  Conn.,  and  had 

240  Caroline,  m. Olmbtead;  now  living  in  Darien,  Conn.,  as. 

75  years. 

241  Matthew,  now  living  in  Wilton  Conn;  as.  62  years,  in  1882. 

242  Angeline,  in.  James  L.  Griffith,  of  Maryland  ;  now  living,  ae. 

52  years. 

243  Louisa,  d.  in  Norwalk. 

244  Hiram,  d. 

245  Benedict,  d.  y. 

246  Benedict,  dead.  i 

247  Thankful,  d.  in  New  Canaan,  Conn. 

248  Mary,  d.  in  New  Canaan,  Conn. 

249  Jay,  d.  in  Norwalk. 

250  William,  resides  in  Norwalk. 


RUSSELL. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


A. 

1. 
John  Russell,  born  in  1595,  came  from  England  proba- 
bly a  widower  with  two  sons  : 

2  John,  b.1626;  m„  1st,  (34  Talcott  Ped.),  Mary  Talcott,  of  Hart- 

ford,  Conn.,   June  28,   1649;    2d,   Rebecca  Newbury;    3d, 
Phebe  (Juegson,  in  1692;  d.  December  10,  1692. 

3  Philip,  in.,  1st,  Joahna  Smith,  February  4,  1664;  2d,  Elizabeth 

Tehry,  June  10,  1665;  3d,  Mary  Church,  December 25, 1679  ; 
Ad.  May  19,1693. 

John  Russell  settled  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  and  married 
for  bis  second  wife  Dorothy,  the  widow  of  Rev.  Henry  Smith. 
He  removed  at  the  same  time  with  his  son.  Rev.  John,  to 
Hadley  in  1659,  and  died  there  May  8,  1680,  ae.  85  years. 

Dokothy  Smith,  widow  of  John  Russetj,,  died  in  Hadley, 
in  1694. 

a. 

John  (Rev.),  son  of  (1)  John  Russell,  was  born  in  Eng- 
land in  1626 ;  came  to  New  England  with  his  father,  and 
married  1st  (34  Talcott  Ped.),  Mary,  the  only  daughter  of  (11 
Talcott  Ped.)  Worshipful  John  Talcott  of  Hartford,  Conn, 
and  (20)  Dorothy  Mott,  June  28,  1649,  and  had 

4  John,  b.  September  23,  1650  ;  d.  January  2,  i670,  N.  s. 

5  Jonathan,  b.  September  18,  1655,  in  Wethersfield,  H.  C.  1675  ;  m . 

Martha ;  d.  February  21,  1711,  n.  s. 

Mary  Talcott,  wife  of  Rev.  Johk  Russell,  died  about  1655.  He 
removed  to  Hadley,  where  he  married  Rebecca,  daughter  of 
Thomas  Newbury,  and  had 


Russell.  671 

6  Samuel  (Rev.),  b.  November  4, 1660 ;  in.  Abigail,  daughter  of  John 

Whiting,  in  1685;  d.  Juno  25,  1731. 

7  Blizur,  b.  November  8, 1663 ;  d.  y . 

8  Daniel,  b.  February  8,  1665  or  1667;  d.  December  17,  1667. 

Rebecca  Newbury,  wife  of  Rev.  John  Russell,  died  at  Hadley 
November  21,  1668,  an.  57  years.  He  married,  3d,  Phebb, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Oregson  (who  was  lost  at  sea)  and  widow 
of  Rev.  John  Whiting,  in  1692.     She  was  born  in  1643. 

Rev.  John  Russell  died  in  Hadley,  December  10,  1092. 

Phkbk,  widow  of  John  Russell,  died  September  19,  1730. 

Rev.  John  Russell  graduated  at  Harvard  college  in  1645,  and 
settled  in  "Wctherstield,  but  on  account  of  religious  difficulties 
in  his  church,  removed  to  Hadley  in  1659.  It  was  at  his 
house  in  Hadley  the  "  Regicides  "  remained  secreted  for  a  long 
time.  They  occupied  a  cellar  beneath  his  house,  and  when 
any  person  approached  they  descended  to  their  hiding-place 
through  a  trap-door  in  the  floor. 

3. 

Philip,  son  of  (1)  John  Russell,  was  born  in  England 
and  came  to  New  England  with  his  father,  and  married,  1st, 
Joanna,  daughter  of  Rev.  Henry  Smith,  February  4,  1604. 
She  died  December  28,  1664  (had  Joanna,  b.  October 
31,  1604,  d.  December  1664),  and  he  married,  2d,  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Stephen  Terry,  June  10,  1665.  She  had  one 
son  Stephen,  who,  with  his  mother,  was  killed  by  the  Indians 
at  Hatfield,  September  19,  1677,  when  that  place  was  attacked 
by  them  and  almost  all  the  inhabitants  slaughtered.  He  mar- 
ried, 3d,  Mary  Church,  December  25, 1679,  and  had  a  family, 
as  the  Russells  of  Rocky  Hill,  Conn.,  are  descended  from 
him.     He  died  May  19,  1693. 

Notes. 

October  4,  1640,  James  Russell,  Esq.,  son  of  Richard  Rus- 
sell, Esq.,  and  Maud,  was  born  in  Charlestown,  Mass.,  and  died 
April  28,  1709. 

May  14,  1676,  Richaed  Russell,  Esq.,  died  se.  65  years. 
His  first  ancestor  (probably  his  father)  emigrated  from  Plereford, 
England,  to  Charlestown,  Mass.  He  was  an  eminent  merchant, 
and  left  a  large  fortune. 
85 


672  •  Russell. 

April  7,  1740,  Hon.  Thomas,  second  son  of  Hon.  James 
Russell,  was  born. 

May  or  July  15, 1740,  Martha,  wife  of  John  Russell,  died 
in  Wethersfield,  ae.  73  years. 

January  16, 1746,  John  Russell  died  in  Wethersfield,  se.  81 
years. 

November  10,  1765,  Elizabeth,  first  wife  of  John  Russell, 
died,  ae.  29  years. 

August  16,  1773,  John  Russell  died  in  Wethersfield,  ae.  75 
years. 

RUSSELL,  OF  NEW  HAVEN,  CONN. 

B. 

1. 

William,  son    of  James  Russell   and   Mary  — , 


was  baptised  October  10,  1612.  He  settled  in  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  and  married  Sarah,  daughter  of  William  Davis,  of 
New  Haven,  and  had 

2  Samuel,  bp.  February  16,  1645  ;  d.  y. 

3  Hannah,  b.  June  29,  1650  ;  m.  Potter,  of  Wallingford, 

4  John,  b,  1653. 

5  Noahdiah,  b.  July  22,  1659;   m.  (4)  Mary  Hamlin,  February  20, 

1690  ;  d.  December  3,  1713. 

Sarah  Davis,  wife  of  William  Russell  died  in  1664 
(according  to  Savage  in  1674.) 

William  Russell  died  in  New  Haven  in  1665  (according 
to  Savage  in  1673.) 

The  Potters  of  New  Jersey  are  said  to  be  descendants  of  (3) 
Hannah  Russell. 

5. 

Noahdiah  (Rev.),  son  of  (1)  William  Russell  and  Sarah 
Davis,  was  born  or  baptised  July  22,  1659,  in  New  Haven , 
married  (4)  Mary,  daughter  of  (1)  Hon.  Giles  Hamlin,  of 
Middletown,  Conn.,  February  20,  1690,  and  had 

6  William,  b.  1690 ;  m.  Mart  Pierpont  ;  d.  June  1,  1761. 

7  Noahdiah,  b.  July  22,  1692 ;  m.  Desire  Cooper. 

8  Giles,  b.  December  8,  1693  ;  d.  January  16, 1711. 


Russell.  673 

9  Mary,  b.  1695  ;  d.  February  27, 1723. 

10  John,  b.  1697 ;  d.  October  17, 1780. 

11  Esther,  b.  August  20, 1699  ;  d.  March  27,  1720. 

12  Daniel,  b.  1702;   m.   Lydia   Stillman  November  13,  1728;  d. 

September  16,  1764. 

13  Mehitabel,    b.    May    27,   1704;    in.  (61)  Daniel    Deming    No- 

vember 19,  1729. 

14  Hannah,  b.  1705 ;  m.  Joseph  Pierpont. 

Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  died  in  Middletown,  December  3, 
1713. 

Mary  Hamlin,  widow  of  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell,  died  in 
Middletown,  October  4,  1743,  se.  80  years. 

Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  graduated  at  Harvard  in  1681  and 
was  a  tutor  there  in  1682  and  1683,  afterwards  taught  a  school  in 
Ipswich.  He  was  ordained  minister  of  the  first  church  at 
Middletown,  October  4,  1688.  The  diary  kept  by  him  while 
tutor  at  Harvard  in  1682  and  1683,  is  in  the  possession  of  S. 
V.  Talcott  of  Albany,  N.  Y.,  a  descendant  of  his. 

Mr.  Russell  had  a  warm  friend  and  patroness  in  the  dis- 
tinguished Mrs.  Ellen  Glover. 

6. 
William,  son  of  (5)  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  and  (4)  Mary 

Hamlin,  was  born  in  1690 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  James 
Pierpont,  of  New  Haven,  and  had 

15  Mary,  m.  (70  Talcott  Ped.)  Col.  Matthew  Talcott,  sou  of  (45 

Talcott  Ped.)  Joseph  Talcott,  Governor  of  Connecticut. 

16  Esther,  m.  Samuel  Johnson. 

17  William,  m.,  1st,  Abigail  Andrews;  2d,  Abigail  Newberky. 

18  Samuel,  m.  Ruth  Whitmorb. 

19  Noahdiah,  in.  (352  Talcott  Ped.)  Esther  Talcott,  March  15,  1758. 

20  James,  d.  y. 

21  Sarah,  m.  Dr.  E.  Rawson,  of  Middletowu. 

22  Mehitabel,  m.  Col.  Jeremiah  Wadsworth. 

Mary  Pierpont,  wife  of  William  Russell,  died  July  24, 
1740,  se.  37  years. 

William  Russell  died  June  1,  1761.  He  was  liberally 
educated  at  Saybrook ;  was  a  tutor  and  Fellow  of  Yale  college, 
and  a  minister  of  the  gospel  at  Middletown. 


674  Russell. 

7. 

Noahdiah,  son  of  (5)  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  and  (4) 

Mary  Hamlin,  was  born  July  22,  1692;  married  Desire 
Cooper,  of  Chatham,  and  had 

23  Noahdiah,  m.  Lois  Bliss. 

This  was  the  only  child  that  lived  to  adult  age. 

13. 
Daniel,  son  of  (5)  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  and  (4)  Mary 

Hamlin,  was  born  in  Middletown,  Conn.,  in  1702;  married 
Lydia  Stillman,  of  .Wethersfield,  Conn.,  November  13,  1728, 
and  had 

24  Giles  m.,  Prudence  Stanton. 

25  Daniel,  m.  Rebecca . 

25 \  Benjamin,  d.  y. 

26  John,  d.  y. 

27  John,  d.  y. 

28  Nathaniel,  m.  Elizabeth  Willakd. 

29  fydia,  d.  y 

30  Lydia,  d.  y. 

31  Hannah,  d.  y. 

32  Molly. 

Daniel  Russell  died  September  16, 1764.  He  was  educated 
at  Yale  College  and  settled  in  the  ministry  at  Wethersfield. 

13. 

Mehitabel,  daughter  of  (5)  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  and 

(4)  Mary  Hamlin,  was  born  May  27,  1704 ;  married  (61) 
Daniel  Deming,  of  Wethersfield.     (See  Deming.) 

Hannah,  daughter  of  (5)  Rev.  Noahdiah  Russell  and  (4) 
Mary  Hamlin,  was  born  in  1705;  married  Joseph,  son  of 
Rev.  James  Pierpont,  of  New  Haven,  and  had 

33  Samuel. 

34  Joseph. 

35  Benjamin. 

36  Giles. 


Russell.  675 

37  Hezekiah. 

38  . 

39  Hannah. 

40  Mary. 

41  Abigail. 

42  Sarah. 

All  these  ten  children  were  married  and  settled  in  New 
Haven. 

17. 
William,  son  of  (6)  William  Russell  and  Mary  Pierpont, 

married,  1st,  Abigail  Andrews,  of  Milt'ord,  Conn.,  and  had 

43  William,  graduate  of  Tale  College  ;  d.  s. 

44  Samuel  A. 

45  Abigail,  d.  y . 

46  Abigail,  in.  John  Mather,  of  Windsor,  who  was  an  officer  in 

the  American  army. 

Abigail  Andrews,  wife  of  William  Russell,  died.    He  married, 
2d,  Abigail  Newberry,  of  Windsor,  Conn.,  and  had 

47  James,  an  only  child,  died  in  infancy. 

William  Russell  was  educated  at  Yale  College  and  was  a 
tutor  there.  He  was  afterwards  a  minister  of  the  gospel, 
settled  at  Windsor,  Conn. 

18. 

Samuel,  son  of  (6)  William  Russell  and  Mary  Pierpont, 
married  Ruth  Whitmore,  of  Middletown,  and  had 

48  Ruth,  d.  s. 

49  Polly. 

50  John. 

51  William. 

52  Esther. 

53  Jacob. 

54  Samuel.  » 

19. 

JYoalicliah,  son  of  (6)  William  Russell  and  Mary  Pier- 
pont, married  (352  Talcott  Ped.)  Esther,  daughter  of  (66 
Talcott  Ped.)  Joseph  Talcott,  and  granddaughter  of  (45  Tal- 
cott Ped.)  Gov.  Joseph  Talcott  (b.  June  24,  1731),  March  15, 
1758,  and  had 


676  Russell. 

65  Noahdiah,  d.  May  30,  1317. 

56  Matthew  Talcott,  m.  Mary  Huntington  September  17,  1797;  d. 

November  13,  1828. 

57  Esther. 

58  Sarah. 

59  Abigail. 

60  Infant. 

61  Joseph. 

Noahdiah  Russell  was  educated  at  Yale  college  and  was  a 
minister  of  the  gospel,  settled  at  Thompson,  Conn. 

22. 

llehitabel,  daughter  of  (6)  William  Russell  and  Mary 

Peirpont,   married  Col.   Jeremiah,  son  of  the  Rev.  Daniel 
Wadsworth,  of  Hartford,  and  had 

62  Daughter,  b.  June,  1768  ;  unmarried. 

63  Harriet,  b.  July,  1769. 

64  Daniel. 

65  Abigail,  b.  August,  1771  ;  d.  three  weeks  old. 

66  Katharine,  b.  January,  1774. 

67  Francis,  b.  October,  1776  ;  d.  about  two  years  old. 

68  Jeremiah,  b.  1778  ;  d.  eighteen  months  old. 

23. 

Noahdiah,  son  of  (7)  Noahdiah  Russell  and   Desire 
Cooper,  married  Lois  Bliss,  of  Chatham,  and  had 

69  Noahdiah. 

70  John. 

71  Timothy. 

72  Hezekiah. 

73  Lois. 

74  Prudence. 

75  Molly. 

24. 
Giles,  son  of  (12)  Daniel  Russell  and  Lydia  Stillman, 

married  Prudence  Stanton,  of  Stonington,  Conn.,  and  had 

76  Hannah. 

Giles  Russell  was  educated  at  Yale  College  and  was  a  Colonel 
in  the  American  army.     He  died  in  Stonington. 


Russkll.  677 

S3. 
Daniel,  son  of  (1 2)  Daniel  Russell  and  Lydia  Ntillman, 
married  Rebecca ,  of  Middletown,  and  had 

77  Lydia,  m.  Josiah  Wolcott,  of  Wethersfield. 

78  Catharine,  d.  s. 

28. 
Nathaniel,  son  of  (12)  Daniel  Russell  and  Lydia  Still- 
man,  married  Elizabeth  Willard,  and  had 

79  John. 

80  Daniel. 

81  Benjamin. 

82  Giles  Hamilton. 

83  George  Stillman. 

84  . 

85  Elizabeth. 

86  Mary. 

56. 
Matthew  Taleott,  son  of  (19)  Noahdiah  Russell  and 

(352  Taleott  Ped.)  Esther  Taleott,  married  Mary,  daughter 
of  Rev.  Enoch  Huntington,  of  Middletown,  September  17, 
1797,  and  had 

87  Mary  H. 

88  Harriet. 

89  Julia  A. 

90  Charles  H. 

91  William  H. 

92  Abigail  T. 

93  Francis  H. 

94  Sarah  E. 

Matthew  Taleott  Russell  was  educated  at,  and  was  a  tutor 
at  Yale  College.  He  died  November  13,  1828,  leaving  the 
above  named  children. 

Notes. 

October  4,  1640,  James  Russell,  Esq.,  son  of  Richard  Rus- 
sell and  Maud,  his  wife,  was  born  in  Charlestown,  Mass.,  and 
died  April  28,  1709. 

May  14,  1676,  Richard  Russell,  Esq.,  died,  se.  65  years. 
His  first  ancestor  known  emigrated  from  Hereford,  England, 
to  America  in  1640,  and  settled  in  Charlestown,  Mass.  He  was 
an  eminent  merchant  and  left  a  large  property. 


678  Russell. 

December  10,  1692,  Eev.  Mr.  Russell  (John)  died  at  Had- 
ley,  Mass.,  in  his  66th  year.  (He  married  Mary,  daughter  of 
the  first  John  Talcott.) 

April  7,  1740,  Hon.  Thomas  Russell,  second  son  of  Hon. 

James  Russell,  was  born. 

[Alden's  American  Epitaphs. 


SHEARMAN. 


"  The  Shearmans  or  Shermans  are  of  German  origin, 
where  the  name  is  Shearman,  Sherman,  Schueman,  Scheeman, 
and  was  no  doubt  transferred  many  centuries  ago  to  the  vicinity 
of  London,  England,  by  the  Anglo-Saxon  emigration,  where  it 
still  remains  numerous. 

In  New  England  are  found  two  distinct  families  bearing  this 
name.  One  of  them  descended  from  William  Sheeman  who 
came  to  Plymouth  with  the  Pilgrims  in  1630  and  settled  at 
Marshfield,  Mass.,  where  his  descendants  are  still  found.  The 
other  came  from  Dedham,  Essex  Co.,  England.  Henry  Shee- 
man (the  son  of  Thomas,  the  first  known  ancestor  of  this  branch), 
probably  removed  thither  from  the  county  of  Suffolk,  England, 
as  he  bore  the  Suffolk  Sheeman  Coat  of  Arms."  —  [Rev.  David 
Sheeman's  notes. 

Those  who  early  came  to  America  spelled  the  name  either 
Sheeman  or  Shearman.  Philip  of  Massachusetts  and  Rhode 
Island,  admitted  freeman  in  1634,  spelled  his  name  "  Shear- 
man." Richard  of  Boston,  admitted  freeman  in  1635,  spelled  it 
"  Sheeman,"  as  did  Samuel  of  Boston,  admitted  in  1637,  and 
Thomas  of  Ipswich,  admitted  in  1636.  Some  of  the  descendants 
of  Philip  dropped  the  letter  "  a  "  and  wrote  their  names  Shee- 
man, and  their  descendants  still  continue  to  do  so.  All  the 
genealogy  of  the  Sheemans  in  England,  and  a  part  of  that  in 
America,  is  taken  from  the  collections  made  by  the  late  Rev. 
David  Sheeman,  of  Wilbraham,  Mass.,  corrected  by  fuller  and 
86 


680  Shearman. 

more  accurate  data  obtained  in  England,  by  personal  inspection 
and  examination  of  documents  and  papers  in  various  offices  in 
that  country,  by  the  late  Rev.  Heney  B.  Sheeman,  of  Esopus, 
N.Y. 

A  greater  part  of  the  notes  relating  to  the  American  family 
were  collected  by  the  compiler  many  years  since,  from  the 
original  records  of  towns  in  Massachusetts  and  Rhode  Island, 
and  from  records  in  possession  of  various  members  of  the 
family. 

In  this  paper  the  compiler  proposes  more  particularly  to 
trace  the  descendants  of  (37)  Philip  Sheaeman,  of  Portsmouth, 
E.  I. 

The  Arms  of  Sheeman,  of  Essex,  are  thus : 

"  On  shield  or.,  a  Lion  ramp,  sa.,  between  three  oak  leaves 
vert." 

Crest :  "A  demi-lion  ramp,  sa." 

The  Arms,  as  found  on  monuments,  seals  of  wills,  leases  of 
lands,  etc. ,  have  uniformly  for  Crests  a  demi-lion ;  otherwise 
the  arms  correspond  with  the  Arms  of  the  Shebmans  of 
Yaxley  in  Suffolk,  and  of  Sheeman,  of  Devonshire,  which 
have  a  sea  lion  for  Crest. 

1. 

Thomas  Sherman,  of  Suffolk  Co.,  England,  is  known 
to  have  had  a  son  Henry,  who  was  probably  the  father  of  (2) 
Henry. 

Thomas  Sherman  was  buried  at  Dedham,  Essex  Co.,  Eng., 
March  16,  1564. 

Note. — The  Parish  Register  of  Dedham  begins  in  1560. 

3. 

Henry,  of  Dedham,  probably  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Sher- 
man, was  born  about  1520  or  earlier ;  married  Agnes  Butler  (?), 
and  had 

3  Henry,  m.  Susan  Hills  ;  buried  August  28, 1610. 


Shearman.  681 

4  Edmond,  m.,  1st,  Ann  Pellatte,  April  25, 1569 ;  2d,  Anne  Cleare, 

in  1584  ;  buried  1600. 

5  Judith,  m.  William  Potfield,  in  1566. 

6  John. 

7  Robert  (Dr.),  bp.  February  6, 1560;  m.  Barbara  Brown,  in  1583. 

He  was  A.  B.  in  1580,  A.  M.  in  1583,  M.  D.  in  1595,  and  resided 
in  Colchester  and  in  London.  He  had  daughters  Jane  and 
Ann.    He  died  in  1605. 

Agnes  Butler  (?),  wife  of  Henry  Sherman,  was  buried  in 
Dedham,  October  14,  1580. 

Henry  Sherman  was  buried  in  Dedliam  in  1589.  He  left 
a  will  made  in  1589. 

3. 

Henry,  son  of  (2)  Henry  Sherman  and  Agnes  Butler  (?), 

married  Susan  Hills,  and  had 

8  Henry,  b.  1571 ;  m.  ,  and  had  Edward,  Henry,  Mary  and 

Martha  ;  died  in  1645. 

9  Samuel,  b.  1573  ;  m.  Phillis  or  Phillipa  (Ward  or  Upcher). 

She  was  living  in  1615.     He  died  1615. 

10  Susan,  b.  1575 . 

11  Edmond,  1}.  1577  ;  m. . 

12  Nathaniel,  b.  1580  ;  d.  1580. 

13  Nathaniel,  b.  1582  ;  m.  Priscilla . 

14  John,  b.  August  17, 1585.     (Not  the  father  of  Capt.  John,  the  an- 

cestor of  Roger  Sherman,  as  some  suppose.) 

15  Elizabeth. 

16  Ezekiel,  b.  July  25,  1589 ;  m. . 

17  Mary,  b.  July  27,  1592. 

18  Daniel,  m.  Christian  Chapman,  1602 ;  d.  1634. 

Henry  Sherman  made  a  will  in  1609,  and  was  buried  August 
28,  1610. 

Susan  Hills,  widow  of  Henry  Sherman,  made  a  will  in 
1610  and  was  buried  September  13,  1610. 

4. 

Edmond,  son  of  (2)  Henry  Sherman  and  Agnes  Butler  (?), 

married,  1st,  Ann  Pellatte,  April  25,  1569,  and  had 

19  Henry,  b.  September  15,  1570  ;  d.  1586. 

20  Richard,  b.  October  9,  1575  ;  m.  Alice  Day. 

21  Ann,  b.  March  3, 1577 ;  m.  John  Angier,  of  Dedham. 


682  Shearman. 


Ann  Pellatte,  wife  of  BSQ&iy  Sherman,  was  buried  in  1584.    He' 
married,  2d,  Anne  Cleare,  in  1584,  and  had 

22  Bezaleel,  b.  June  23, 1585;  m.  Priscilla  Burgess;  d.  1618. 

23  Sarah,  b.  July  4,  1587. 

24  Susan,  b.  February  17, 1590. 

25  Edmond,  b.  June  23,  1595;  m.,  1st,  JOAN  ;   2d,   JUDITH 

Angiek,  of  Dedham  ;  d.  about  1641. 

26  Mary,  b.  1598. 

27  Benjamin,  b.  March  27, 1599. 

28  Hannah. 

29  Samuel,  b.  in  Dedham  ;  m.  Hester  Burgess. 

30  John,  m. Sparha-wk. 

Edmond  Sherman  was  founder  of  the  English  school  in 
Dedham.     He  made  a  will  in  1598,  and  was  buried  in  1600. 

Anne  Cleare,  widow  of  Edmond  Shebman,  made  a  will  in 
1609. 

9. 

Samuel,  son  of  (3)  Henry  Sherman  and  Snsan  Hills, 
was  born  in  1573 ;  married  Phillis  (or  Fhillipa)  Ward  (or 
TJpcher),  and  had 

31  Mary,  b.  October  2, 1599. 


m.,  1st,  Grace ;  2d,  Naomi ;  d.  in 

Boston,  Mass.,  1645. 
i- b.  October  20,  1601. 


32  Samuel, 

-  b.  Oct 

33  Henry,  J  d.  y. 

34  Henry,  b.  June  25, 1603 ;  d.  in  Boston,  1651. 

35  Martha,  b.  June  24, 1604. 

36  Sarah,  b.  February  11,  1606 ;  d.  December  12, 1612. 

37  Philip,  bp.  February  5,  1610 ;  m.  Sarah  Oddino  ;  d.  in  1686  or 

1687. 

Saninel  Sherman  died  in  Dedham,  Essex  county,  England, 
in  1615.     His  wife  was  living  at  that  time. 

!!• 

Edmond,  son  of  (3)  Henry  Sherman  and  Snsan  Hills, 

was  born  in  1577 ;  married ,  and  had 

38  Edmond,  b.  October  13, 1599. 

39  Anne,  b.  September  15,  1601 . 

40  Joanna,  b.  December  13,  1603. 

41  Esther,  b.  April  1,  1606. 

42  Richard,  b.  October  16,  1608. 


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43  Bezaleel,  b.  September  17,  1611. 

44  John,  bp,  January  4, 1614. 

45  Samuel,  b.  July  12, 1618. 

13. 

Nathaniel,  son  of  (3)  Henry  Sherman  and  Susan  Hills, 

was  born  in  1582 ;  married  Priscilla ,  and  had 

46  Nathaniel,  b.  January  1,  1609. 

47  Elizabeth,  b.  October  33,  1613. 

48  Joseph. 

16. 

Ezekiel,  son  of  (3)  Henry  Sherman  and  Susan  Hills, 

was  born  July  25,  1589 ;  married ,  and  had 

49  Anne,  b.  April,  1618. 

50  Robert,  b.  February  27, 1620. 

18. 
Daniel,  son  of  (3)  Henry  Sherman  and  Susan  Hills,  was 

born ;  married  Christian,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Edmond 

Chapman,  D.  D.  and  Susan ,  of  Dedham,  in  1602,  and 

had 

51  Elizabeth,  m. Thompson. 

52  Susan,  m. Riddlesdale. 

53  Ohristianne,  m.  Nichols. 

54  Edmond. 
66  Henry. 

66  John  (Rev.),  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  A.  B.  1630,  A.  M. 

and  Fellow  1633,  B.  D.  1640,  DD.  1660 ;  d.  D.  1663.  He  was 
executor  and  principal  legatee  of  bis  uncle  John  Chapman, 
from  whom  he  had  a  large  estate.  Was  an  author  of  several 
books. 

67  Daniel,  an  apothecary  at  Dedham  ;  m. ,  and  had  Christiannk 

and  Mary.    He  died  1671. 

Daniel  Sherman  died  in  1634,  in  Dedham,  England. 

30. 
Richard,  son  of  (4)  Edmond  Sherman  and  his  first  wife 
Ann  Fellatte,  was  born  in  Dedham,  England,  October  9, 1575  ; 
married  Alice  Day,  and  had 


684  Sheakman. 

68  Elizabeth,  b.  1597. 

59  William,  b.  1616. 

60  Ann. 

61  Priscilla,  m.  Martin  Garkktt. 

62  Martha,  m. Brown. 

63  Abigail,  m. Dame. 

Richard  Sherman  came  to  Boston,  Mass  ,  and  was  admitted 
freeman  in  1635.     He  made  his  will  in  1660. 

22. 
Bexaleel,  son  of  (4)  Edmond  Sherman  and  his  second 
wife  Anne  Cleare,  was  born  in  Dedham,  England,  June  23, 
1585 ;  married  Priscilla,  daughter  of  Dr.  Burgess,  and  had 

64  John  (Rev.  D.D.),  of  Radwell,  "  Juxta  mare,"   Essex   Co.,  died 

1666,  ae.  50  years.     He  has  a  Mural  Tablet  in  the  Chancel  of 
Bradwell  Church   with  Sherman  Arms  and  elaborate  Latin 
inscription  ;  will  dated  1666. 
66  Ursula,  betrothed  to  youngest  son  of  Gov.  Winthrop,  of  Mass., 
but  died  before  marriage. 

Bezaleel  Sherman  died  in  Ipswich,  Suffolk  Co.,  England, 
in  1618.     "Will  dated  that  year. 

25. 

Edmond,  son  of  (4)  Edmond  Sherman  and  his  second 
wife  Anne  Cleare,  was  born  in  Dedham,  June  23, 1595  ;  mar- 
ried, 1st,  Joan ,  and  had 

66  Grace,  m.  John  Livermorb  and  came  to  New  England. 

67  Hester,  m.  Andrew  Ward  and  came  to  New  England. 

68  Edmond,  bp.  1599 ;  m.  Grace  .Stevens,  and  had 

1  John  (Rev.),  of  Dedham  ;  d.  1728,  ae.  57  years. 

2  Edmond,  of  Dedham  ;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Nicholas  Free- 

man ;  no  ch. ;  d.  1741,  ae.  72  yeajs. 

Joan ,  wife  of  Edmond  Sherman,  died.  He  married,  2d,  Judith, 

daughter  of  William  Angier,  of  Dedham,  and  had 

69  John  (Rev.),  who  came   to   New   England  ;  m.,    1st, ;  2d, 


70  Judith,  came  to  New  England. 

71  Samuel  (Hon.),  bp.  1618  ;  m.  Sarah  Mitchell  (bp.  1621).     He 

came  to  New  England  and  settled  in  Stratford,  Conn  ;  d.  1700. 
They  had  a  son  Benjamin,  who  had  a  son  Samuel,  who  had  a 


Sheabman.  685 

son  Elijah,  who  had  a  son  John  N.,  who  had  a  eon  Rev.  Henry 
B.  Sherman,  late  of  Esopus,  N.  Y. .  whose  personal  researches 
in  England  in  the  genealogy  of  the  Sherman  family  have  been 
revised  as  above  by  the  compiler. 

Edmond  Sherman  resided  in  Dedham  and  in  Colchester, 
England.  He  came  to  New  England  in  1634  and  died  in  New 
Haven,  Conn.,  about  1641.    His  will  was  dated  1641. 

29. 
Samuel,  son  of  (4)  Edmond  Sherman  and  his  second  wife 
Anne  Cleare,  was  born  in  Dedham  ;  married  Hester  Burgess, 
and  had 

72  Nathaniel,  of  Dedham  ;  d.  1685.    He  had  a  son  Bezaleel,  M.  D., 

of  Kelvedon,  in  Essex,  who  married,  1st, ;  2d,  Anna, 

daughter  of  Sir  Anthony  Abay,  Bt.  He  died  1737.  She  died 
1738. 

73  John  (Rev.  D.D.),  will  dated  1671. 

74  Bezaleel,  of  London  ;   will  dated  1687 ;  d .  1687.     His  tomb  at 

Mitcham,  in  Surry,  has  the  Sherman  Arms.  -  He  had  a  daughter 
Elizabeth,  married  Sir  Henry  Vincent,  Bt.  She  died  1751, 
ee.  66  jtears.  They  had  a  son  Sir  Francis,  who  had  a  daughter 
Mary,  who  married  Neil,  third  Earl  of  Roseberry,  who  had  a 
son  Archibald,  fourth  Earl  of  Roseberry  ;  d.  in  1868,  who  had 
u  son  Archibald,  d.  v.  p.  1850,  who  had  a  son  Archibald 
Philip,  b.  1847,  fifth  Earl  of  Roseberry,  who  married  Hannah 
de  Rothschild. 

30. 

John,  of  Dedham,  son  of  (4)  Edmond  Sherman  and  his 

second  wife  Anne  Cleare,  was  born  ;  married 

Sparhawk,  and  had 

75  Samuel  (Rev.),  d.  s.  ;  will  dated  1658. 

76  John  (Capt.),  m. and  came  to  New  England,  where  he  died 

in  1690,  se.  76  years.  He  had  a  son  Joseph,  b.  1650,  married 
Eliza  Winship,  d.  in  1731,  who  had  a  son  William,  b.  in  1692, 
who  married,  2d,  Mehitabel  Wellington,  and  had  Nathaniel 
(Rev.),  Josiah  (Rev.)  and  Roger  (Hon.).  Hon.  Roger  was 
born  1721,  married,  1st,  Elizabeth  Hart  well  ;  2d,  Rebecca 
Prescott,  and  died  in  1793.  He  had  by  his  first  wife  Eliza- 
beth Hartwell,  one  son  John,  who  had  John  (Rev.),  David 
A.  (Rev.),  Henry  (Rev.)  and  Charles.  Charles  married  and 
had  Charles  A.  and  Thomas  T.,  of  New  York.  Roger  Sher- 
man had  by  his  second  wife,  Rebecca  Prescott,  1,  Martha, 


686  Sheaeman. 

who  married  Rev.  Jeremiah  Day,  President  of  Yale  College, 
and  had  Roger,  who  had  Frederick  R.,  Benjamin  P.  and 
Edmond  S.,  of  New  York  ;  2,  Rebecca,  married  Hon.  Simeon 
Baldwin,  and  had  Hon.  Roger  S.  ;  3,  Mabel,  married,  2d, 
Jeremiah  Evarts,  and  had  Hon.  William  M.,  of  New  York  ; 
4,  Sarah,  married  Hon.  Samuel  Hoar,  and  had  Hon.  Ebenezer 
R.  and  Hon.  George  F. 

33. 
Samuel,  son  of  (9)  Samuel  Sherman  and  Phillis  (or 
Phillipa)  Ward  (or  Upcher),  was  born  in  Dedham  October 
20,  1601 ;  married,  1st,  Grace ,  and  had 

77  Philip,  b.  October  31,  1637. 

78  Martha,  b.  May  7,  1639. 

79  Nathaniel,  b.  October  19,  1642  ;  d.  y. 

Grace  ,  wife  of  Samuel  Sherman,   died.     He  married,   2d, 

Naomi ,  and  had 

80  Nathaniel,  b.  December  19, 1659. 

81  Samuel,  b.  October  3, 1661 ;  d.  y. 

82  Samuel,  b.  April  24,  1663  ;  probably  d.  y. 

Samuel  Sherman  came  to  New  England   and  lived  in 
Boston,  where  he  died  in  1645. 

37. 
Philip,  son  of  (9)   Samuel  Sherman  and  Phillis  (or 
Phillipa)  Ward  (or  Upcher),  was  born  in  Dedham,  England, 
and  baptised  February  5,  1610  ;  married  Sarah  Odding,  and 
had 

83  Eber,  b.  1634  ;  m.  Mart ;  d.  1706. 

84  Sarah,  b.  1636  ;  m.  Thomas  Mumford  ;  d.  1719. 

86  Peleg,  b.  1638  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Lawton,  July  25,  1657  ;  d.  1719. 

86  Mary,  b.  1639  ;  d.  1644. 

87  Edmond,  b.  1641  ;  m. . 

88  Samsou,  b.  April,  1642  ;  m.  Isabel  Trip,  March  4,  1674  ;  d.  1718. 

89  William,  b.  1643  ;  d.  1646. 

90  John,  b.  1644  ;  m.  Sarah  Spooner  ;  d.  1734. 

91  Mary,  b.  1645  ;  m.  Samuel  Wilbur,  December  3,  1674. 

92  Hannah,  b.  1647 ;  m.  William  Chase. 

93  Samuel,  b.  1648;  m.  Martha  Trip,  February  23,  1680-1;  d.  1717. 

94  Benjamin,  b.  1650;  m.  Hannah  Mowrt,  December  3,  1674;  d. 

1718. 

95  Fhelep,  b.  November  1,  1652;  m. Hathaway  or  Benjamin 

Chase. 


Shearman.  687 

Philip  Shearman  (so  written  by  himself)  died  at  Portsmouth, 
on  the  island  of  Rhode  Island,  in  1686  or  1687.  His  wife 
survived  him.  He  left  a  will  which  is  recorded  in  Portsmouth, 
dated  July  30,  1681,  proved  March  22,  1687.  In  1633  or 
previous  to  that  year  he  came  from  his  home  in  Dedham,  Eng- 
land, and  settled  in  Roxbury,  Mass.  In  that  year  he  was 
admitted  a  freeman.  In  the  Anne  Hutchinson  troubles  he  took 
the  popular  side  and  was  one  of  the  "  Eoxbury  men,"  ordered 
to  be  disarmed  for  being  seduced  and  led  into  dangerous  errors 
by  Mr.  Wheelwright  and  Mrs.  Hutchinson,  and  with  John 
Clark  and  sixteen  others,  he  was  banished  from  Massachusetts 
Bay  by  the  General  Court  held  at  Newton,  October  2,  1637. 
They  left  Boston  with  the  intention  of  settling  in  New  Hamp- 
shire, but  finding  the  climate  too  severe  in  that  section  of  the 
country,  they  abandoned  their  lands  there,  and  removed,  March 
7,  1638,  to  the  island  of  Rhode  Island,  which  they  purchased, 
by  the  advice  of  Roger  "Williams,  whom  they  met  in  Providence, 
from  Aquetnet,  the  Indian  chief.  The  purchase  was  completed 
March  24,  1638,  and  on  the  first  day  of  July,  1639,  they  estab- 
lished a  regular  government,  of  which  Coddington  was  chosen 
Governor,  and  Philip  Shearman  (so  spelled  by  himself)  Secre- 
tary. '  They  named  the  upper  part  of  the  island  Portsmouth, 
and  there  Philip  Shearman  resided,  owning  a  large  tract  of 
land  at  that  place.  It  was  there  that  all  his  children  were  born, 
except  Eber,  his  eldest  son,  who  was  born  in  Roxbury,  Mass. 
He  was  Town  Clerk  for  many  years,  and  the  records  of  the 
town  of  Portsmouth  were  kept  by  him  with  great  neatness  and 
exactness.  He  held  various  other  public  offices  in  the  Colony, 
and  in  critical  periods,  as  a  man  of  intelligence,  wealth  and 
influence  was  frequently  consulted  by  those  in  authority. 

After  he  removed  to  Rhode  Island  lie  left  the  Congregational 
church  and  united  with  the  "  Society  cf  Friends." 

83. 

Eber,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shearman  and  Sarah  Odding, 

was  born  in  1634,  in  Roxbury,  Mass. ;  married  Mary , 

and  had 

96  Eber,  m.  Martha  Remmington. 
87 


688  Shearman. 

97  Stephen,  of  North.  Kingston  ;  m.  Sarah ;  d.  1772. 

98  William,  m. . 

99  Peleg,  m. . 

100  Elisha,  m. ;  d.  1750. 

101  Abigail. 

102  Samuel,  d.  s.  1744. 

Eber  Shearman  died  in  1706.     He  settled  on  the  west  side 
of  Narragansett  Bay  at  North  Kingston. 

85. 
Peleg,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shearman  and  Sarah  Odding, 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  K.  I.,  in  1638 :  married  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Lawton,  July  25,  1657,  and  had 

103  Thomas,  b.  August  8, 1658 ;  m.  Ltdia  Wilcox,  May  26, 1702. 

104  William,  b.  October  3, 1659  ;  m.  Martha  Wilbek,  May  12, 1681. 


106  Mary,  b.  December  11,  1664. 

107  Peleg,  b.  October  8,  1666  ;  m.  Alice  Fokt,  November  16,  1697. 

108  Ann,  b.  April  30,  1668. 

109  Elizabeth,  b.  November  25,  1670. 

110  Samuel,  b.  October  15, 1672  ;  m.  (probably)  and  removed  to  Tiver- 

ton, R.  1.,  and  had  William,  Joseph  and  Peleg. 

111  Eber,  b.  October  20,  1674  ;  m.  HonORA .  * 

112  John,  b.  October  28,  1676. 

113  Benjamin,  b.  July  15,  1677. 

114  Sarah,  b.  January  2, 1679. 

115  Isabel,  b.  June  3,  1683. 

116  George,  b.  December  18, 1687. 

Peleg  Shearman  died  in  Portsmouth,  E.  I.,  in  1719.  He 
was  a  farmer  and  resided  upon  the  homestead  in  his  native 
town. 

87. 
Edmond,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shear-man  and  Sarah  Odding, 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  in  1641 ;  married ,  and 

had 

117  Elkanah,  b.  May  7,  1674;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth  Manchester, 

January  15,  1719  ;  2d,  Margaret  Pitts,  in  1731 ;  no  ch. 

118  Nathaniel,  b.  May  1, 1676. 

119  Nathan,  b.  February  1,  1678 ;  m.,  1st, Freelove  ;  2d, 

Mart  Taylor. 


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120  David,  b.  January  1,  1680;  m.  Abigail . 

121  Lydia,  b.  February  1,  1682. 

122  Samuel,  b.  July  27,  1686  ;  m.  Hannah . 

123  Blnathan,  b.  October  1,  1694;  m. . 

124  Joseph,  b.  16,98  ;  m.  Elizabeth . 

Edmond  Shearman  removed  to  Dartmouth,  K.  I.,  where  he 
settled  on  lands  owned  by  his  father,  and  was  a  leading  man  of 
the  town. 

88. 
Samson,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shearman  and  Sarah  Odding, 
was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  April,  1642 ;  married  Isabel, 
daughter  of  John  (?)  Trip,  March  4,  1 674,  and  had 

125  Philip,  b.  1675  ;  m.,  1st,  Mart  Anthony,  April  12,  1699  ;  2d, 

the  widow  Hannah  Clarke,  March  11,  1717. 

126  Sarah,  b.  1677 ;  m .  Joseph  Chase. 

127  Alice,  b.  1679  ;  m. Tibbetts. 

128  Samson,  b.  1682  ;  m.  Dorcas . 

129  Abiel,  b.  1683 ;  m.  Dorcas  Gardner,  October  20,  1712. 

130  Isabel,  b.  1684  ;  m.  Joseph  Baker. 

131  Job,  b.  November  24, 1687;  m.,  1st,  Bridget  Gardner,  Decem- 

ber 23, 1714  ;  2d,  Amy  Spencer,  June  1, 1732 ;  d.  November  16 
1747. 

Samson  Shearman  resided  in  Portsmouth  where  he  died  in 
1718. 

90. 
John,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shearman  and  Sarah  Odding, 
was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  in  1644 ;  married  Sarah,  daugh- 
ter of  William    Spooner,  and   settled   in   South   Dartmouth, 
and  had 

132  Philip,  m.  . 

133  John. 

134  Abigail,  m. Chase. 

135  Joshua,  m.  Alice . 

136  Isaac,  m.  Sarah . 

137  Ephraim,  m.  Mehitabel . 

138  Timothy,  m.  Dinah . 

139  Hannah,  m. Aikin. 

John  Shearman  died  in  South  Dartmouth,  Mass.,  in  1734. 


690  Shearman. 

93. 

Samuel,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shearman  and  Sarah  Odding, 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  K.  I.,  in  1648 ;  married  Martha, 
daughter  of  John  Trip,  February  23,  1680-1,  and  had 

140  Sarah,  b.  April  10,  1682. 

141  Mary,  b.  December  1,  1683. 

142  Mehitabel,  b.  August  8. 1685. 

143  Samuel,  b.  May  12,  1686. 

144  Othniel,  b.  January  29,  1689. 

145  John,  b.  March  28,  1696 ;  m.  Grissel,  daughter  of  Preserved 

Fish,  December  11, 1722. 

146  Ebenezer,  b.  October  10,  1701 ;  m.,  1st,  Rebecca  Lawton,  May 

28, 1732 ;  2d,  Elizabeth  Havens,  March  16, 1741-2. 

Samuel  Shearman  lived  in  Portsmouth,  E.  I.,  and  died 
therein  17]  7-8. 

94. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (37)  Philip  Shearman  and  Sarah 

Odding,  was  born  in  Portsmouth,  E.  I.,  in  1650;  married 
Hannah  Mowry,  December  3,  1674,  and  had 

147  Benjamin,  b.  December  26, 1675  ;  m.  Mary  Lawton,  April  9, 1702. 

148  Jonathan,  b.  March  7,  1677 ;  m.  Mart  ,  December,  1703  ; 

d.  1752. 

149  Joseph,  b.  February  11, 1678  ;  m.  Margaret  Manchester  ;  d. 

1755. 

150  Hannah,  b.  March  20, 1679. 

151  Amy,  b.  October  25,  1681  ;  m.  Stephen  Gardner. 

152  Sarah,  b.  1684;  m.  Francis  Brayton. 

153  Isaac,  b.  April,  22, 1686  ;  m.  Mary  Oodfry,  November  14, 1709 . 

154  Mehitabel,  b.  March  4,  1688  ;  m.  Job  Carr  (Card  ?). 

155  Deborah,  b.  September  3,  1691  ;  m.  Elisha  Johnston. 

156  Freelove,  b.  September  14, 1696. 

157  Bethia,  b.  1699. 

Benjamin  Shearman  was  a  farmer  in  the  town  of  Ports- 
mouth, E.  I.,  and  a  land  holder  in  Kingston.  His  will  is  re- 
corded in  Portsmouth  in  1718,  where  he  died. 

96. 

El»er,  son  of  (83)  Eber  Shearman  and  Mary  ,  was 

born  in  North  Kingston  ;  married  Martha  Remmington,  and 
had 


Shearman.  691 

168  Martha,  b.  July  25,  1707. 

159  Eber,  b.  May  15,  1709. 

160  John,  b.  October  30, 1711. 

161  Abigail,  b.  March  22,  1714. 

162  William,  b.  December  20,  1716. 

163  Henry,  b.  January  14,  1724  ;  m.  Ann  Higinbotham,  in  1747. 

(Grandfather  of  Judge  S.  Q.  Sherman,  of  Providence,  B.  I.) 

Eber  Shearman  resided  on  the  homestead  at  North  Kingston, 
where  he  died. 

97. 
Stephen,  son  of  (83)  Eber  Shearman  and  Mary , 

was  born  in  North  Kingston,  R.  I.  ;  married  Sarah , 

and  had 

164  Dorothea,  b.  April  18,  1722. 

165  Samuel,  b.  April  24,  1723. 

166  Mary,  b.  August  10,  1725. 

167  Isabel,  b.  September  16,  1727. 

168  Stephen,  b.  May  7,  1733. 

169  Dorcas,  b.  May  20,  1735. 

170  Philemon,  b.  December  29,  1737- 

171  Sarah,  b.  March  20,  1739. 

Stephen  Shearman  was  a  farmer  and  resided  at  North 
Kingston.     He  died  in  1772. 

98. 
William,  son  of  (83)  Eber  Shearman  and  Mary , 


was  born  at  North  Kingston  ;  married  ,  and  had 

172  Deliverance,  b.  April  10, 1717. 

173  Eber,  b.  Aueust  7,  1719. 

174  Phebe,  b.  January  4,  1720. 

175  Abigail,  b.  October  26,  1722. 

176  Mary,  b.  June  20,  1724. 

177  Edward,  b.  March  4, 1726. 

178  Jemima,  b.  December  14,  1727. 

179  William  Jr..  b.  March  10,  1730. 

180  Parthenia,  b.  February  16,  1731. 

181  Jacob,  b.  November  20,  1733.  removed  to  Williamstown,  Mass. 

182  Palmer,  b.  May  30,  1737,  removed  to  Western  New  York. 

99. 

Peleg,  son  of  (83)  Eber  Shearman  and  Mary ,  was 

born  in  North  Kingston,  R.  I. ;  married ,  and  had 


692  Shearman. 

183  Ichabod,  b.  December  3,  1715. 

184  Lydia,  b.  April  2,  1717 ;  m.  William  Sweet. 

185  Elizabeth,  b.  May  11, 1719. 

186  Moses,  b.  July  8,  1723. 

187  Mary,  b.  June  27,  1725. 

Peleg  Shearman  resided  on  the  farm  owned  by  Othniel 
Sheakman,  of  Exeter,  R.  T. 

lOO. 

Elisha,  son  of  (83)  Eber  Shearman  and  Mary , 

was  born  in  North  Kingston  ;  married ,  and  had 

188  Job,  b.  June  20,  1716. 

189  Elisha,  b.  November  17,  1717. 

190  Benoni,  b.  July  7,  1719.  .     " 

191  Elizabeth,  b.  November  24,  1722. 

192  Stephen,  b.  March  26,  1724. 

193  Mary,  b.  August  11,  1726. 

194  Margaret,  b.  March  20, 1730. 

195  Rhoda,  b.  October  2,  1732. 

196  Thomas,  b.  September  19,  1735. 

Elisha  Shearman  died  in  1750. 

103. 

Thomas,  son  of  (85)  Peleg  Shearman  and  Elizabeth 

Lawton,  was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  August  8, 1658 ;  mar- 
ried Lydia  Wilcox,  May  26, 1702,  and  had 

197  Joshua,  b.  March  2, 1703  ;  d.  1729. 

198  Ruth. 

199  Daniel,  b.  November  26, 1706. 

200  Benjamin. 

Thomas  Shearman  bought  land  of  Caleb  Arnold,  in  South 
Kingston,  about  one  mile  north  of  the,  present  railroad  depot. 

104. 

William,  son  of  (85)  Peleg  Shearman  and  Elizabeth 
Lawton,  was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  October  3,  1659  ; 
married  Martha  Wilber,  May  12,  1681,  and  had 

201  William,  b.  1682. 

202  Thomas,  b.  1684 ;  m.  Sarah  Sisson,  of  Portsmouth.  June  19, 1729. 


Shearman.  693 

203  Elanor,  b.  1686. 

204  Mary,  b.  1688. 

205  Elizabeth,  b.  1690. 

206  Peleg,  b.  1692. 

207  Benjamin,  b.  1694. 

208  Sarah,  b.  1696. 

209  Hannah,  b.  1699. 

William  Shearman  settled  in  Dartmouth,  Mass. 

105. 
Daniel,  son  of  (85)  Peleg  Shearman  and  Elizabeth 
Lawton,  was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  June  15,  1662 ;  mar- 
ried   ,  and  had 

209J  Seth,  b.  March  31,  1710  ;  descendants  in  Western  New  York. 

Daniel  Shearman  settled  in  Dartmouth,  Mass. 

107. 

Peleg,  son  of  (85)  Peleg  Shearman  and  Elizabeth  Lawton,. 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  P.  I.,  October  8, 1666  ;  married  Alice 
Fort,  November  16,  1697,  and  had 

210  Thomas,  b.  1699. 

211  Richard,  b.  1701 ;  m.  Salisbury,  1712. 

212  Elizabeth,  b.  1703. 

213  Peleg,  b.  1704. 

214  GrisseU,  b.  1706. 

215  Caleb,  b.  1708. 

216  George,  b.  1710. 

Peleg  Shearman  resided  in  the  old  Shearman  homestead 
at  Portsmouth,  and  his  son  Thomas  inherited  it  from  his  father, 
and  it  is  still  held  by  his  descendants. 

111. 

Eber,  son  of  (85)  Peleg  Shearman  and  Elizabeth  Lawton, 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  October  20,   1674 ;  married 
Honora ,  and  had 

217  Hannah,  b.  June  23,  1700. 

218  Elizabeth,  b.  December  16, 1703. 

219  Robert,  b.  December  26,  1705. 


694  Shearman. 

220  Elisha,  b.  January  1,  1707. 

221  John,  b.  February  7,  1709. 

222  Ruth,  b.  February  3,  1711. 

223  Peleg,  b.  December  10,  1716. 

Eber  Shearman  removed  to  Swansea. 

117. 
Elkanah,  son  of  (87)  Edmond  Shearman  and , 

was  born  in  Dartmouth,  Mass.,  May  7,  1674  ;  married,  1st, 
Elizabeth  Manchester,  January  15,  1719,  and  had 

224  George,  b.  November  10,  1720. 

225  John,  b.  January  10,  1722. 

226  Ruth,  b.  January  29,  1724. 

227  Content,  b.  September  26,  1726 

228  Peter,  b.  September  24,  1728. 

229  Elizabeth,  b.  August  1, 1730. 

Elizabeth  Manchester,  wife  of  Elkanah  Shearman,  died.    He 
married,  2d,  Margaret  Pitts,  in  1731 ;  no.  ch. 

119. 

Nathan,  son  of  (87)  Edmond  Shearman  and ,  was 

born  in  Dartmouth,  Mass.,  February  1,  1678 ;   married,  1st, 
Freelove,  and  had 

230  Mary,  b.  February  1,  1709. 

231  Hannah,  b.  September  13, 1711. 

232  Gershom,  b.  June  29,  1713. 

233  Sarah,  b.  March  26,  1714. 

234  Samson,  b.  March  29, 1723. 

235  Phebe,  b.  June  17,  1725. 

Freelove,  wife  of  Nathan  Shearman,  died.    He  married,  2d, 

Maky  Taylor,  and  had 

236  Freelove,  b.  January  16,  1750. 

237  Nathan,  b.  June  12,  1753. 

238  Daniel. 

Nathan  Shearman  resided  at  Dartmouth,  Mass. 

130. 
David,  son  of  (87)  Edmond  Shearman  and ,  was 

born  in  Dartmouth,  Mass.,,  January  1,  1680  ;  married  Abigail 
,  and  had 


Sheakman.  695 

239  Margaret,  b.  December  13,  1711. 

240  Jacob,  b.  November  8, 1713,  of  Lakeville,  Mass. 

241  David,  b.  March  3,  1716,  of  Richmond,  Mass. 

242  Edmond,  b.  January  2,  1718,  of  Adams,  Mass. 

243  John,  b.  April  12,  1720,  of  Rochester,  Mass. 

244  Nehemiah,  b.  September  13, 1722,  of  Bellington,  Mass. 

245  Abigail,  b.  January  3,  1724. 

246  Hannah,  b.  June  17, 1727. 

247  Lydia,  b.  October  18,  1729. 

248  Judith,  b.  August  3,  1732. 

122. 

Samuel,  son  of  (87)  Edmond  Shearman  and  , 

was   born   in   Dartmouth,    July  27,  1686;  married  Hannah 
,  and  had 

249  Elizabeth,  b.  March  1,  1702  ;  m.  Henry  Gbidlet. 

250  Joanna,  b.  June  25,  1703. 

251  Abigail,  b.  April  30, 1707  ;  in.  David  Sherman. 

252  Hannah,  b.  January  24,  1709  ;  m. Mathews. 

253  Samuel,  b.  September  11,  1712. 

254  Alice,  b.  September  15,  1719  ;  in.  Joshua  Sherman. 

123. 
Elnathan,  son  of  (87)  Edmond  Shearman  and  * , 

was  born  in  Dartmouth,  October  1,  1694 ;  married  , 

and  had 

255  Simeon. 

256  Edmond,   b.    1726;   d.   November,   1804,  leaving  a   family   in 

Middleborough,  Mass. 

257  Seth. 

258  Sarah,  m.  Benjamin  Haskill. 

259  Alithea. 

Elnathan  Shearman,  settled  in  Middleborough,  Mass. 

124. 
Joseph,  son  of  (87)  Edmond  Shearman  and ,  was 

born  in  Dartmouth  in  1698 ;  married  Elizabeth  — ,  and 

had 

260  Rebecca,  b.  April  14,  1723. 

261  Dorcas,  b.  February  16,  1725. 

262  Isaac,  b.  May  2,  1727. 

263  Joanna,  b.  March  17,  1730. 

88 


696  Shkaeman. 

264  Joseph,  b.  March  16,  1733. 

265  Elizabeth,  b.  November  10,  1734. 

266  Margaret,  b.  April  2, 1737. 

267  Deliverance,  b.  June  15,  1743. 

268  George,  b.  July  5,  1749. 

135. 
Philip,  son  of  (88)  Samson  Shearman  and  Isabel  Trip, 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  E.  I.,  in  1675;  married,  1st,  Mary, 
daughter  of  Abraham  Anthony,  April  12,  1699,  and  had 

269  Mary,  b.  November  4,  1701. 

270  Abraham,  b.  May  3,  1704 ;  m.  probably  (285)  Hannah  Shear- 

man, March  28,  1731. 

271  Samson,  b.  March  15,  1705;  in.,  probably,  Sarah  Thomas; No- 

vember 11,  1736. 

272  Philip,  b.  April  25,  1708. 

273  Peter,  b.  February  12,  1709. 

274  Alice,  b.  February  7, 1711. 

275  Anthony,  b.  December  18, 1713. 

Mary  Anthony,  wife  of  Philip  Shearman,  died  September  21,  1716. 

"  March  11,  1717,  then  did  Philip  SnKARMAN  take  the  widow 

•     Hannah  Clarke  in  her  shift,  without  any  other  apparel,  and 

led  her  across  the  highway  as  the  law  directs  in  such  cases, 

and  was  then  married  according  to  law  by  me. 

"  William  Hall,  Justice." 

Hannah  Clarke,  wife  of  Philip  Shearman  died  May  15, 
1740,  in  her  58th  year. 

128. 
Samson,  son  of  (88)  Samson  Shearman  and  Isabel  Trip, 

was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  in  1682 ;  married  Dorcas , 

and  had 

276  Hannah,  b.  October  28,  1713;  m.  Jer.  Brown. 

277  Israel,  b.  April  9,  1719. 

278  Dorcas,  b.  June  16,  1721.  ' 

279  Alice,  b.  March  13,  1723. 

280  Abiel,  b.  April  6, 1724  ;  d.  September  1, 1746. 

281  James  (Capt.),  b.  1727  ;  d.  1805. 

282  Experience,  b.  June  1,  1729. 

283  Sarah,  b.  February  1,  1733. 

284  Ruth,  b.  November  12,  1735. 

Samson  Shearman  settled  in  South  Kingston,  R.  I. 


Shearman.  697 

139. 
Abiel,  son  of  (88)  Samson  Shearman  and  Isabel  Trip, 

was   born  at  Portsmouth,  K.  L,  in   1683  ;  married   Dorcas 
Gardner,  October  20,  1712,  and  had 

285  Hannah,  b.   October  23.  1713;   m.,   probably  (2.70)  Abraham 

Shearman,  March  28,  1731. 

286  Bzekiel,  b.  April  13,  1717. 

It  is  supposed  that  Dorcas  Gardner,  wife  of  Abiel  Shearman,  died, 
and  that  he  married  a  second  wife,  as  there  is  a  great  interval  of 
space  between  the  birth  of  Ezekiel  and  his  next  child. 

287  Helen  M.,  b.  May  31,  1734. 

288  Jane  F.,  b.  November  20,  1739. 

Abiel  Shearman  settled  in  South  Kingston,  R.  I. 

131. 
Job,  son  of  (88)  Samson  Shearman  and  Isabel  Trip,  was 

born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  November  24,  1687  ;  married,  1st, 
Bridget  Gardner,  of  Kingston,  December  23,  1714,  and  had 

289  Philip,  b.  December  12,  1715. 

290  Isabel,  b.  October  31,  1717  ;  m. Watson. 

291  Mary,  b.  January  16  1719. 

292  Job,  b.  May  2,  1722. 

293  Bridget,  b.  July  7,  1724 :  m.  John  Shearman,  Jr.,  August  9, 

1747  ;  d.  December  8,  1753. 

294  Sarah,  b.  October  29,  1726;  m.  Viol. 

295  Alice,  b.  June  25,  1728. 

296  Mary,  b.  October  30,  1730  ;  m.  John  Davis. 

Bridget  Gardner,  wife  of  Job  Shearman,  died.  He  married,  2d, 
Amy  Spencer,  of  East  Greenwich,  June  1,  1732,  and  had 

297  Amy,  b.  July  27, 1734 ;  m.  Benjamin  Thruston. 

298  Benjamin,  b.  November  14,  1735;  d.  February  1, 1756. 

299  Samson,  b.  July  23,  1737 ;  m.  Ruth,  daughter  of   David  Fish 

April  9,  1761.     He  died  January  24,  1801.     She  died  March  10, 
1818. 

300  Martha,  b.  January  28,  1738-9. 

301  Walter,  b.  October  20,  1740,  crushed  to  death  in-  a  cider  mill 

September  20,  1749. 

302  Dorcas,  b.  January  2,  1742-3. 

303  Abigail,  b.  November  3,  1744. 

Job  Shearman  was  a  farmer.     He  died  at  Portsmouth,  R. 
I.,  November  16,  1747,  se.  60  years  and  8  days. 


698  Shearman. 

133. 
Philip,  son  of  (90)  John  Shearman  and  Sarah  Spooner, 

was  born  in  Dartmouth  ;  married ,  and  had 

304  John,  b.  June  1,  1699. 

305  Jabez,  b.  November  3,  1700.     Was  a   Lieutenant  in  the  British 

Navy  ;  d.  in  1774  ;  his  descendants  are  numerous  in  Dartmouth. 

306  Jason,  b.  May  19,  1703. 

307  Henry,  b.  September  8,  1705. 

308  Jacob,  b.  April  9, 1708. 

309  Deborah,  b.  June  17,  1710. 

310  Abraham,  b.  November  30, 1713. 

Philip  Shearman  settled  in  Dartmouth  as  a  farmer. 

135. 
Joshua,  son  of  (90)  John  Shearman  and  Sarah  Spooner, 

was  born  in  Dartmouth  ;  married  Alice ,  and  had 

311  Phebe,  b.  June  20, 1708. 

312  Jonathan,  b.  June  20,  1711. 

Joshua  Shearman  settled  in  Dartmouth,  Mass. 

136. 
Isaac,  son  of  (90)  John  Shearman  and  Sarah  Spooner, 
was  born  in  Dartmouth  ;  married  Sarah   ,  and  had 

313  Jethro,  b.  January  9, 1706. 

314  Jemima,  b.  April  13, 1707. 

315  Keziah,  b.  January  5,  1709. 

316  Isaac,  b.  January  22,  1712. 

317  Dinah,  b.  February  11.  1715. 

318  Ruth,  b.  January  8, 1719. 

137. 

F/pliraim.   son  of    (90)    John  Shearman  and  Sarah 

Spooner,  was  born  in  Dartmouth ;  married  Mehitabel , 

and  had 

319  Susannah,  b.  April  17,  1708. 

320  Preserved,  b.  January  23,  1710 

321  Edward,  b.  April  28,  1712. 

322  Patience,  b.  August  4,  1715. 


Shearman.  699 

323  Alice,  b.  May  9,  1720. 

324  Robert,  b.  December  15, 1722. 

138. 

Timothy,  son   of    (90)  John  Shearman  and  Sarah 

Spooner,  was  born  in  Dartmouth ;  married  Dinah  , 

and  had 

325  Joshua,  b.  May  13, 1718. 

326  Sarah,  b.  May  5, 1719. 

327  Mary,  b.  June  30,  1721. 

328  Deborah,  b.  October  6,  1730. 

147. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (94)  Benjamin  Shearman  and  Hannah 

Mowry,  was  born  at  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  December  26,  1675 ; 
married  Mary  Lawton,  of  Portsmouth,  April  9, 1702,  and  had 

329  Benjamin,  b.  February  8,  170J';  d.  June  17,  1704. 

330  Elizabeth,  b.  Jnne  21,  1704. 

331  Robert,  b.  September  1,  1705 ;  m.  (probably)  Katharine  Tay- 

lor, December  4,  1729  ;  d.  in  Newport  1787. 

332  George,  b.  February  22,  1706-7  ;  d.  August  7,  1713. 

333  Isaac,  b.'june  9, 1709  ;  in.  (probably)  Martha  Hookey,  Septem- 

ber 2,  1736. 

334  Joseph,  b.  June  1.  1712. 

Benjamin    Shearman   was  married  by  the  clergyman  of 
Trinity  Church,  Newport,  R.  I. 

148. 
Jonathan,  son  of  (94)  Benjamin  Shearman,  and  Hannah 

Mowry,  was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  March  7,  1677 ;  mar- 
ried Mary ,  December  1703,  and  had 

335  Jonathan,  b.  October  14, 1705  ;  m.,  1st,  Dorcas  Shelden,  Febru- 

ary 5,  1726  ;  2d,  Mary  Card  ;  d.  April  14, 1778. 

336  Hannah. 

337  Mary,  m. Allen. 

338  Sarah,  m. Shelden. 

339  Amy. 

340  Benjamin,  m.  Freelove  Austin,  March  11,  1768. 

341  Bzekiel,  b.  June  25,  1721 ;  m.  Margaret  Knowles;  d.  1773. 

Jonathan  Shearman  lived  on  a  farm  of  two  hundred  acres 
in  Exeter,  R.  I.,  given  to  him  by  his  father.     He  made  a  will 


700  SHEARMAN. 

which  was  proved  January  17,  1752,  and  died  a  short  time 
before. 

149. 
Joseph,  son  of  (94)  Benjamin  Shearman  and  Hannah 
Mowry,  was  born  in  Portsmouth,  R.  I.,  February  11,  1678; 
married  Margaret  Manchester,  and  had 

342  Elizabeth. 

343  Joseph. 

344  Benjamin,  b.  August  23,  1704  ;  m.  Ruth,  daughter  of  Preserved 

Fish,  April  12,  1732. 

345  John. 

346  William. 

Joseph  Shearman  died  at  Portsmouth,  E.  I.,  in  1755. 

163. 
Henry,  son  of  (96)  Eber  Shearman  and  Martha  Rem- 
mington,  was  born  January  14, 1724 ;  married  Ann,  daughter 

of  Dr.  Charles  Higinbotham  and Lippet,  his  wife  (b.  in 

Cranston,  R.  I.),  in  1747,  and  had 

347  Nathaniel,  b.  August  15, 1748 ;  m.  Lucy  Tisdale  ;  d.  at  sea  1775. 

348  John,  b.  October  24,  1750. 

349  Mary,  b.  Marcb  11,  1753. 

350  Charles,  b.  February  1,  1756. 

351  Henry,  Jr.,  b.  March  31,  1759. 

352  Martha,  b.  March  9,  1762. 

353  Sarah,  b.  March  29,  1765. 

Henry  Shearman  resided  in  South  Kingston,  where  his 
children  were  born. 

About  this  time  this  branch  of  the  family  changed  the  spell- 
ing of  the  name,  and  his  descendants  ever  after  wrote  it 
"  Sherman." 

Other  descendants  of  (37)  Philip,  of  Rhode  Island,  both  before 
and  after  this,  made  the  same  change,  but  in  this  record  the 
name  is  brought  down  to  this  date  as  he  wrote  it  himself. 

The  direct  descent  through  (103)  Henry  and  his  son  (347) 
Nathaniel,  is  carried  to  William  Watts  Sherman,  now  of 
Newport,  R.  I.,  and  Charles  A.  W.  Sherman,  of  Canandaigua, 
N.  Y.     (See  Family  No.  347.) 


She  abm  an.  701 

335. 

Jonathan,  son  of  (148)  Jonathan  Shearman  and  Mary 

was  born  iu  Exeter,  E.  I.,  October  14, 1705 ;  married,. 


1st,  Dorcas  Shelden,  February  5,  1726-7,  and  had 

354  Benajah,  b.  1733  ;  d.  1785. 
356  Joseph. 

Dorcas  Shelden,  wife  of  Jonathan  Shearman,  died.  He  married, 
2d,  Mary,  daughter  of  Jonathan  Card,  of  South  Kingston, 
It.  I.,  and  had 

356  Jonathan,  b.  October  14,  1731  ;  m.  Sarah  Harrington,  March 

16,  1768  ;  d.  July  4,  1810.     He  resided  in  Nova  Scotia. 

357  Abigail,  b.  October  7,  1737  ;  m.  William  Congdon. 

358  Gideon,  b.  October  25,  1741  ;  d.  y. 

359  Mary,  b.  November  5,  1745  ;  in.  David  Cotterell. 

360  Robert,  b.  September  14,  1752;  m.  Honor  Brown,  February  26, 

1777  ;  d.  October  4, 1829. 

Jonathan  Shearman  died  on  his  farm  in  Exeter,  K.  I., 
April  14,  1778. 

Maky  Card,  widow  of  Jonathan  Sheabman,  died  Novem- 
ber 15,  1803.     . 

341. 

Ezekiel,  son  of  (148)  Jonathan  Shearman  and  Mary 

,  was  born  in  Exeter,  R.  I.,  June   25,   1721 ;  married 

Margaret  Knowles,  and  had 

361  Elizabeth,  b.  August  18, 1748  ;  m.  James  Parser. 

362  William,  b.  May  8,  1750  ;  d.  December  28,  1823. 

363  Mary,  b.  December  4,  1751 ;  m.  Talmage  Edwards,  and  had 

Hon.  John  Edwards,  of  Johnstown,  N.  Y. 

364  John,  b.  August  31, 1753. 

365  Thomas,  b.  May  5,  1758. 

366  Ezekiel,  b.  August  23,  1760  ;  m.  Mary  Supple,  widow  of  John 

Bartleson.  Settled  at  Jerusalem,  N.  Y.,  June,  1788,  with 
others  of  the  "Society  of  Friends,"  all  followers  of  Jemima 
Wilkinson. 

Ezekiel  Shearman  died  in  1773. 

360. 
Robert,  son  of  (335)  Jonathan  Shearman  and  his  second 
wife  Mary  Card,  was  born  in  Exeter,  R.  I.,  September  14, 


702  Shearman. 

1752 ;  married  Honor,  daughter  of  Ebenezer  Brown  (b.  July 
12,  1757),  February  26,  1777,  and  had 

367  Jonathan,  b.  July  12, 1779  ;  m.,  1st,  Dorinda  Smith  ;  2d,  Cath- 

arine Hardenburgh,  in  1825 ;  d.  March  18,  1863. 

368  Gideon,  b.  November  22,  1781 ;  m.  Margaret  Reynolds,  De- 

cember 17,  1801 ;  d.  April  23,  1845. 

369  Ebenezer  B.,  b.  April  20,  1783  ;  in.  Sarah  Ballot/,  in  1808  ;  d. 

April  23,  1845.     She  died  February  7,  1877. 

370  Arnold,  b.  February  15, 1785  ;  m.  Catharine  Arnold,  in  1802  ; 

d.  January,  1838. 

371  Daniel  C,  b.  March  4, 1787  ;  m.  Abigail  Strong,  January  26, 

1812  ;  d.  April  14,  1863. 

372  Robert,  b.  September  10, 1790  ;  m.  1st  (481)  Anna  Maria  Sher- 

man, January  8,  1822;   2d,  Ltjra  Tracy,   May  17,  1835;   d. 
September  6, 1838. 

373  Willette  H.,  b.  January  31,   1792  ;  m.,    1st,  Catharine  Ann 

Schoolcraft,  in  1816  ;  2d,  Emily  Kirkland,  in  1834;  d.  De- 
cember 28.  1868. 

374  William  Pitt,  b.  March  2,  1794 ;  m .  Maryette  Andrews,  Sep- 

tember 22,  1819  ;  d.  September  10,  1824. 

375  Stukeley,  b.  February  12,  1796;  d.  s.  November  14, 1820. 

376  Honor  B.,  b.  March  21,  1800;  d.  s.  February  28,  1850. 

Robert  Shearman  died  on  the  homestead  in  South  Kingston, 
K.  I.,  October  4, 1829. 

Honor  Brown,  widow  of  Robert  Shearman,  died  in  Perry, 
N.  Y.,  March  26,  1841,  se.  83  years,  8  months  and  14  days. 

367. 

Jonathan,  son  of  (360)  Robert  Shearman  and  Honor 

Brown,  was  born  July  12, 1779 ;  married,  1st,  Dorinda  Smith, 
and  had 

377  Mary,  b.  August  3,  1810;  m.  Theodore  Farley. 

Dorinda  Smith,  wife  of  Jonathan  Shearman,  died  at  Fenner,  Madi- 
son county,  N.  Y.,  December  11,  1823.  He  married,  2d,  Cath- 
arine Hardenburgh,  widow  of  Dykeman,  in   1825  , 

no  ch. 

Catharine  Hardenburgh,  wife  of  Jonathan  Shearman, 
died  April  21,  1860,  aged  76  years. 

Jonathan  Shearman  died  March  18,  1863,  in  Canajoharie, 
Montgomery  Co.,  N.  Y.     He  was  a  practicing  physician  at  an 


Shearman.  703 

early  day  in  Washington  Co.,  R.  I.,  from  whence,  in  1806,  he 
removed  to  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  finally  settled  at  Fenner, 
Madison  Co.,  N.  Y.,  after  having  spent  a  short  time  at  Aurelius, 
Cayuga  Co.  For  a  time  he  was  in  the  mercantile  business 
with  his  brother  Daniel  C,  in  Lowville,  Lewis  Co.,  but 
having  gained  a  respectable  competence,  gave  up  his  business 
and  profession  and  lived  a  retired  life. 

368. 
Gideon,  son  of  (360)  Robert  Shearman  and  Honor  Brown, 

was  born  November  22, 1781  ;  married  Margaret,  daughter  of 
Henry  Reynolds,  of  Exeter,  R.  I.,  December  17, 1801,  and  had 

378  Rowland  H.,  b.   February   15,   1803;  m.   Harriet  Slawson, 

Aagust  8, 1827  ;  d.  February  10, 1867 ;  resided  at  Wayne,  Mich. 

379  Abigail,  b.  January  11, 1805  ;  m.  Randall  Watrous,  December 

20,  182- ;  d.  at  Marshall,  Mich.,  October  12,  1860. 

380  Mary,  b.  June  1,  1807  ;  m.  Charles  Leonard,  May  3,  1841  ; 

resided  at  Castile,  N.  Y. 

381  Martha,  b.  October  23,  1809  ;  single  ;  resided  at  Perry,  N.  Y. 

382  Margaret,  b.  July  27,  1811  ;  m.  Daniel  Thrasher,  March,  1859  ; 

d.  December  20,  1871 ;  no  ch. ;  resided  at  Farmers ville,  N.  Y. 

383  Honor  B.,  b.  May  1,  1813  ;  m.  Jonathan  B.  Salisbury,  March 

6,  1848  ;  resided  at  Franklinville,  N.  Y. 

384  James  Henry,  b.  October  9, 1815  ;  drowned  at  Perry,  May  7, 1829. 

385  Mercy  A,  b.  October  12,  1817  ;  in.  Asa  L.  Cossitt,  July  16, 1839 ; 

d.  August  31,  1873;  resided  in  Michigan. 

386  Dorinda  S.,b.  January  25,  1821 ;  m.  Thomas  W.  Jones,  July  26, 

1841 ;  resided  at  Castile,  N.  Y. 

387  Alfred,  b.  June  12, 1823  ;  m.  Eliza  A.  Lake,  September  7, 1845  ; 

resides  in  Perry,  N.  Y. 

388  William  Pitt,  b.  August    9,   1825  ;  m.  Celestia  J.  Erickson, 

April  30,  1849  ;  resides  in  Castile,  N.  Y.. 

389  Robert  F.,  b.  August  22,  1828  ;  m.  Sarah  L.  Norton,  March  1, 

1854  ;  resides  in  Gainesville,  N.  Y. 

Gideon  Shearman  died  at  Perry,  N.  Y.,  April  23,  1845. 

Mabgabet  Reynolds,  widow  of  Gideon  Sheabman,  died 
December  27,  1853. 

Gideon  Sheabman  was  a  farmer  in  Vernon,  Oneida  Co., 
N.  Y.,  but  removed  to  Perry,  where  he  carried  on  farming  ex 
tensively  until  his  death,  leaving  a  wife  and  large  family  well 
provided  for. 

89 


704  Shearman. 

369. 
Ebenezer  B.,  son  of    (360)  Robert  Shearman  and 

Honor  Brown,  was  born  in  South  Kingston,  R.  I.,  April  20, 
1783 ;  married  Sarah,  daughter  of  Joseph  Ballon  (b.  1781), 
in  1808,  arid  had 

390  Jane,  b.  February,  1809  ;  m.  (392)  Joseph  A.  Sheakman,  March, 

1833. 

391  Angelina,  b.  1811  ;  d.  s.  1832. 

Ebenezer  B.  Shearman  died  in  Utica,  April  23,  1845. 

Saeah  Ballou,  widow  of  Ebenezer  B.  Sheakman,  died 
February  7,  1877,  ae.  96  years. 

"Ebenezer  B.  Shearman  came  to  Utica,  N.  Y.,  previous  to 
1804  as  a  clerk  to  Jerathmel  Ballon,  son  of  Joseph.  About 
1804  he  went  into  business  with  Jndah  Williams,  Jr.  In  1810 
he  was  alone,  and  a  few  years  after  he  took  into  partnership 
his  young  brother  Stukeley,  a  young  man  of  fine  promise,  who 
died  at  an  early  age.  Subsequently  his  nephew,  Joseph  A. 
Shearman,  and  Theodore  Ballou  were  associated  with  him. 
He  became  largely  interested  in  the  manufacture  of  cotton 
goods  and  window  glass.  He  was  one  of  the  company  which 
set  in  operation  in  New  Hartford  the  first  cotton  factory  in  the 
county,  the  bulk  of  the  shares  of  the  stock  of  which  he  bought 
up,  and  managed  the  institution  himself  with  skill  and  profit. 
He  was  always  a  friend  and  advocate  of  manufacturers  and  a 
patron  of  industry.  By  his  energy  and  devotion  to  business 
he  became  independently  wealthy.  His  interest  in  public 
affairs  was  conspicuous,  and  the  share  considerable  which  he 
bore  in  the  civic  affairs  of  his  time.  From  its  foundation  he 
was,  so  long  as  he  lived,  a  director  of  the  Utica  Bank,  and  in 
1828  he  was  one  of  the  electors  for  President  of  the  United 
States.  He  possessed  a  judgment  of  remarkable  soundness,  a 
mind  in  all  respects  eminently  practical,  and  a  heart  ever  true 
to  kindly  impulses." — [Baggs'  Pioneers  of  Utica. 

370. 
Arnold,   son   of   (360)  Robert  Shearman   and  Honor 

Brown,  was  born  February  15,  1785  ;  married  Catharine, 


Shearman.  705 

daughter  of  Arnold  and   Freelove '  Greene,  in  1802, 

and  had 

392  Joseph  Arnold,   b.    April,   1803  ;  m.    (390)  Jane  Shearman, 

March,  1833. 

393  Aldrick,  b.  January  29,  1805. 

394  Jonathan  B.,  b.  June  1,  1807. 

395  Josiah,  b.  May  22,  1809. 

396  Eliza  M.,  b.  July  25,  1811. 

397  Stukeley,  b.  September  16,  1813. 

398  Abby  A,  b.  October  28,  1815. 

399  Harriet,  b.  January  27,  1820. 

400  Arnold  C,  b.  September  9,  1822. 

401  Marian,  b.  October  20,  1824. 

402  Catharine,  b   April  3,  1829. 

403  Sarah  Jane,  b.  April  5,  1831 . 

Arnold  Shearman  died  at  the  old  homestead  in  Rhode 
Island  in  1838.  When  quite  a  young  man  he  was  a  teacher. 
He  afterward  became  a  fanner  and  cultivated  and  lived  upon 
the  old  homestead  farm  at  South  Kingston,  R.  I.  He  was 
appointed  by  the  Governor  of  Rhode  Island  Justice  of  the 
Peace,  which  olfice  he  held  until  his  death. 

S92. 

Joseph  Arnold,  son  of  (370)  Arnold  Shearman  and 
Catharine  Arnold,  was  born  April,  1803;  married  (390)  Jane, 
daughter  of  (369)  Ebenezer  B.  Shearman  and  Sarah  Ballou, 
March,  1833  ;  no  children.- 

Joseph  A.  Shearman  left  Ehode  Island  when  quite  a  young 
man  and  was  brought  up  under  the  instruction  of  his  uncle 
Ebknezeu  B.  Shearman.  He  was  afterward  associated  witli 
him  in  business,  and  on  the  deatli  of  his  uncle  and  father-in- 
law  all  the  various  interests  of  the  estate  were  managed  with 
ability  by  him.  Politically,  he  is  a  man  of  large  influence. 
He  resides  at  Utica,  N.  Y. 

371. 
Daniel  C,  son  of  (360)  Robert  Shearman  and  Honor 

Brown,  was  born  March  4,  1787  ;  married  Abigail,  daughter 
of  Adoniah  Strong,  January  26,  1812,  and  had 

404  Lansing. 


706  Shearman. 

Daniel  C.  Shearman  entered  the  counting  house  of  bis 
brother,  Ebenezee  B.  Shearman,  at  the  age  of  18  years  and 
remained  there  until  about  1812,  when  he  removed  to  Rutland, 
Jefferson  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  engaged  in  mercantile  business,  after 
which  he  purchased  a  farm  and  resided  upon  it  until  his  death 
which  took  place  April  14,  1863. 

373. 

Robert,  son  of  (360)  Robert   Shearman  and  Honor 

Brown,  was  born  in  South  Kingston,  R.  I.,  September  10, 
1790;  married  (481)  Anna  Maria,  daughter  of  (472)  Watts 
Sherman  and  Olivia  Gillson  (b.  September  17,  1800),  January 
8,  1822,  and  had 

405  Robert  Henry,  b.  August  15,  1822  ;  d.  September  5,  1822. 

406  Olivia  Maria,  b.  October   14,  1823  ;  m.  (1819   Talcott  Ped.),  S. 

Visscheb  Talcott,  November  23,  1843. 

Anna  Maria  Sherman,  wife  of  Robert  Shearman,  died  at  St. 
Augustine  March  9, 1825.  He  married,  2d,  T/ura  Tracy,  May 
17,  1835  ;  no  ch. 

* 

Robert  Shearman  died  at  Westmoreland,  N.  Y.,  September 
6,  1838,  and  was  buried  in  Utica  by  the  side  of  his  first  wife. 

"Robert  Shearman  migrated  from  Kingston,  R.  I.,  to 
Utica  in  1815,  and  joined  his  brother,  William  Pitt,  in  busi- 
ness. They  were  long  together  at  No.  64  Genesee  street  and 
kept  up  a  union  in  trade  after  William  P.  settled  in  Rochester. 
Feeble  in  health  during  the  latter  part  of  his  life,  he  withdrew 
from  business  and  made  his  home  in  Westmoreland,  N.  Y. — 
[Baggs'  Pioneers  of  Utica. 

373. 

Willette  H.,  son  of  (360)  Robert  Shearman  and  Honor 

Brown,  was  born  at  South  Kingston,  R.  I.,  January  31, 1792 ; 
married,  1st,  Catharine  Ann,  daughter  of  Col.  Lawrence 
Schoolcraft,  a  soldier  of  the  Revolution,  and  the  sister  of  Henry 
R.  Schoolcraft,  the  historian,  in  1816,  and  had 

407  Richard  Updike,  d .  at  2  months  old. 

408  Francis  Willette,  b.  June 20,  1817  ;  m.  Caroline  S.  Williams  ; 

d.  December  1,  1874. 


Shearman.  707 

409  Richard  U.,  b.  Juue  26,  1819  ;  m.  Mart  Sherman. 

410  Robert  H.,  b.  September  15,  1822  ;  m .  Mary  Colton,  d.  October 

13,  18G7. 

411  Mariette  B.,  b.  October  8,  1824. 

412  Helen  M.,  b.  April  23,  1827. 

413  William  Pitt,  b.  September  19,  1829  ;  m.  Mary  W.  James,  June 

3,  1863. 

414  Maria  J.,  b.  January  31, 1832. 

Catharine  Ann  Schoolcraft,  wife  of  Willette  H.  Shearman 

died  in  1834.     He  married,  2d,  Emily,  widow  of Kirkland 

and  daughter  of  Russell  Church,  in  the  fall  of  1834,  and  had 

415  Emily  C,  b.  July  16,  1835  ;  d.  1840. 

416  Stukeley,  b.  December  26,  1836 ;  d.  May,  1850. 

417  Angeline,  )  m.  Patrick  Sullivan,  and  bad  one  daughter. 

[•  b.  September  19,  1838. 

418  Josephine,)  m.  Josiaii  S.  Foot. 

419  Hiram,  b.  May  19,  1840  ;  d.  s.  1877. 

420  Albert  E.,  b.  July  16,  1842  ;  m.  — . 

421  Ebenezer  B.,  b.  October  13, 1843. 

422  Rebecca  C,  b.  May  31,  1846  ;  d.  February  26,  1852. 

Emily  (Church)  Kirkland,  wife  of  Willette  II.  Shear- 
man, died . 

Willette  H.«  Shearman  died  at  Vernon,  N.  Y.  December 
28,  1868.  He  was  the  seventh  son  of  the  family,  and  left  the 
homestead  of  his  parents  at  the  age  of  19  years.  He  served 
a  clerkship  in  Wickford  and  Providence,  R.  I.,  and  at  the  age 
of  21  he  took  charge  of  the  business  of  the  Oneida  Glass  fac- 
tory, an  incorporated  company  doing  business  in  Vernon,  N. 
Y.,  in  which  position  he  continued  from  1813  to  1837,  after 
which  he  was  appointed  one  of  the  commissioners  for  the  erec- 
tion of  the  State  Lunatic  Asylum  at  Utica,  and  later  one  of 
the  trustees  of  that  institution.  In  1842  he  returned  to  Ver 
non,  and  to  the  date  of  his  death  resided  on  and  cultivated  the 
farm  owned  by  him  in  that  place. 

374. 
William  Pitt,  son  of  (360)  Robert  Shearman  and  Honor 
Brown,  was  born  in  South  Kingston,  Tl.  I.,  March  2,  1794 ; 
married  Maryette,  daughter  of  Samuel  J.  Andrews  and  Dam- 
arus  Tyler  (b.  at  Derby,  Conn.,  June  1,  1798),  September  22, 
1819,  and  had 

423  Ebenezer  B.,  b.  May  2, 1821  ;  single. 


708  Shearman. 

424  Julia  Tyler,  b.  April  7,1823  ;  m.  Judge  Charles  H.  Doolittle, 

December  1,  1847. 

William  Pitt  Shearman  died  September  10,  1824. 

Maryettk  Andrews,  widow  of  William  Pitt  Shearman, 
died  at  Rochester,  October  9,  1809. 

"  William  Pitt  Shearman  arrived  at  Utica,  N.  Y.,  in  1807, 
from  Kingston,  R.  I.,  and  became  assistant  to  his  brother 
Ebenezer.  A  few  years  later  lie  was  in  company  with  Seth 
D wight,  but  in  1815  formed  a  business  connection  with  his 
brother  Robert.  Striking  in  personal  appearance,  possessed 
of  decided  enterprise,  he  took  a  high  stand  as  a  merchant  and 
accumulated  a  handsome  property.  Politically  he  was  of  the 
notorious  twenty  one  high  minded  gentlemen.  Ho  died  rather 
suddenly  in  New  York  city."  —  [Bagg's  Pioneers  of  Utica. 

424. 

Julia  Tyler,  daughter  of  (374)  William  Pitt  Shearman 
and  Maryette  Andrews,  was  born  in  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  April 
7,  1823  :  married  Charles  H.,  son  of  Dr.  Harvey  W.  Doolittle 
and  Hannah  Hntchins  (b.  September  19,  1815),  December  1, 
1847,  and  had 

425  Charles  A.,  b.  September  22,  1849  ;  m.  Mart  L.  C.  A.  Johnson, 

September  2,  1875. 

426  Maryette  A.,  b.  November  26, 1852  ;  m.  Judge  Alfred  C.  Coxe, 

January  30,1878. 

427  William  S.,  b.  December  25,  1855 . 

428  Julius  T.  A.,  b.  October  18,  1861. 

429  Mary  Isabel,  b.  November  19,  1864. 

Judge  Charles  H.  Doolittle  was  lost  at  sea  May  21,  1874, 
while  on  a  trip  to  Europe. 
Mrs.  Charles  H.  Doolittlic  and  family  reside  in  Htica,  N.  Y. 

425. 

Charles  A.,  son  of  (424)  Julia  T.  Shearman  and  Charles 
H.  Doolittle,  was  born  in  TJtica,  September  22,  1849  ;  married 
Mary  L.  C.  A.,  daughter  of  William  C.  Johnson  and  Louisa 
Adams  (a  granddaughter  of  John  Qnincy  Adams),  September 
2,  1875,  and  had 


Shearman.  709 

430  Julia  T.  S.  A.,  b.  March  22,  1876. 

431  William  O.  J.,  b.  April  13,  1879. 

432  Charles  A.,  b.  December  30,  1881 . 

Charles  A.  Doolittle  and  family  reside  in  Utica,  N.  Y.,  of 
which  city  he  has  been  recently  elected  Mayor. 

426. 
IHaryette  A.,  daughter  of  (424)  Julia  T.  Shearman  and 

Charles  H.  Doolittle,  was  born  November  26,  1852  ;  married 
Judge  Alfred  Conkling  Coxe,  January  30,  1878,  and  had 

433  Gertrude  D.,  b.  November  13,  1878. 

434  Alfred  O.,  b.  1880. 

406. 
Olivia  Maria,  daughter  of  (372)  Robert  Shearman  and 
(481)  Anna  Maria  Sherman,  was  born  in  Utica  October  14, 
1823;  married  (181.9  Talcott  Ped.)  S.  Visscher  Talcott,  of 
Albany,  .November  23,  1843,  and  had 

435  George,  b.  October  6,  1844 ;  m.  Maky  Isabel  Hyde  Downing, 

June  26,  1879. 

436  Angelica  Bogart,   b.   February   24,    1846  ;   in.   (153)   Clabence 

Kathbone,  September  11,  1866. 

437  Robert  Shearman,  b.  October  23,  1847  ;  m.  Maitie  D.  Barclay, 

May  18, 1870  ;  no  ch. 

438  Anna  Maria,  b.  October  17, 1849. 

439  Sarah  Gibson,  b.  Dece,mber  25,  1851. 

S.  Visscher  Talcott  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 

435. 

George,  son  of  (406)  Olivia  Maria  Shearman  and  (1819 
Talcott  Ped.)  S.  Yisscher  Talcott,  was  born  at  Attleboro, 
Mass.,  October  6,  1844;  married  Mary  Isabel  Hyde,  daughter 
of  Jerome  Francis  Downing  and  Henrietta  Bagg,  at  Erie,  Pa., 
June  23,  1879,  and  had 

440  Winifred  Downing,  b.  April  17,  1880. 

George  Talcott  is  a  Lieutenant-Commander  in  the  United 
States  Navy.  (See  409  Bogart,  367  Visscher  and  1850  Talcott 
Ped.) 


710  Shearman. 

436. 
Angelica   Bogart,   daughter  of  (406)  Olivia  Maria 
Shearman  and  (1S19  Talcott  Ped.)  S.  Visscher  Talcott,  was 
born  in  Albany  February  24,  1S46;  married  (153)  Clarence 
Rathbone,  September  11,  1866,  and  had 

441  Albert,  b.  July  27,  1868. 

442  Joel,  b.  September  12,  1869. 

443  Angelica  Talcott,  b.  March  13,  1871. 

444  Ethel,  b.  December  11,  1877. 

Clarence  Bathbone  and  family  reside  in  Albany,  N.  Y. 
(See  410  Bogart,  153  Rathbone,  368  Visscher  and  1851  Talcott 
Ped.) 

408. 

Francis  Willette,  son  of  (373)  Willette  H.  Shearman 
and  his  first  wife  Catharine  Ann  Schoolcraft,  was  born  in 
Vernon,  Oneida  Co.,  1ST.  Y.,  June  20, 1817 ;  married  Caroline 
Sophia,  daughter  of  Stolham  Williams  and  Mary  Augusta 
Barron,*and  had 

445  Caroline  S.,  d.  y. 

446  Mary  Augusta,  b.  August,  1841  ;  m.  James  Wooley. 

447  Sarah  Eliza,  b.  April,  1844. 

448  Lawrence  Schoolcraft,  b.  March,  1847. 

449  Francis  C,  b.  May,  1849. 

450  Helen  G.,  b.  February,  1852. 

Francis  W.  Sherman  died  at  Marshall,  Mich.,  about  Decem- 
ber 1,  1874.  He  graduated  at  Hamilton  College  at  the  age  of 
twenty  years ;  went  to  the  state-  of  Michigan  and  settled  in 
Marshall,  where  he  held  various  public  offices ;  was  State 
Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Circuit  Judge,  Justice  of 
the  Peace,  and  Acting  Mayor  of  Marshall. 

409. 
Richard  Updike,  son  of  (373)  Willette  H.  Shearman 

and  his  first  wife  Catharine  Ann  Schoolcraft,  was  born  June 
26,  1819  ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Capt.  Richard  W.  Sher- 
man and  Lucretia,  daughter  of  Stolham  Williams,  and  had 


Shearman.  711 

451  Richard  W.,  b.  December  4,  1848  ;  m.  Julia  H.  Hammond,  May 

20,  1873. 

452  Mary  L.,  b.  November  19,  1850  ;  m.  Henry  J.  Cookingham, 

September  17,1873. 

453  Stolham  W.,  b.  January  31, 1853;  m.  Dkua  Gale,  August  1, 1877. 

454  James  S.,  b.  October  24,  1855. 

455  Sandford  F.,  b.  May  11,  1858. 

456  Willette  A,  b.  August  21,  1864  ;  d.  February  22,  1868. 

Richard  W.  and  Stolham  W.  Sherman  are  civil  engineers  ; 
James  S.  is  a  lawyer  located  in  New  York ;  Sandford  F.  is  a 
merchant  in  Utica;  H.  J.  Cookingham  is  a  lawyer  in  Utica, 
and  was  a  Member  of  Assembly  in  1880. 

Gen.  Richard  U.  Sherman  at  an  early  age  dropped  the  "  a  " 
from  his  name.  He  edited  the  "Utica  Daily  Gazette"  on  its 
first  starting,  and  subsequently  a  daily  paper  in  Rochester ; 
then  at  Oswego,  soon  after  which  he  returned  to  Utica  and 
with  others  established  the  "  Daily  Herald,"  with  which  he  was 
connected  until  he  was  elected  Clerk  of  the  Assembly  of  the 
State  of  New  York,  where  he  served  with  distinguished  ability 
for  several  terms.  He  was  elected  a  member  of  the  Legislature 
and  subsequently  clerk  of  the  House  of  Representatives  at 
Washington.  He  was  a  member  of  the  constitutional  conven- 
tion in  1869,  Democratic  candidate  for  Congress  in  Oneida 
district  in  1872,  Justice  of  the  Peace  town  of  New  Hartford, 
Oneida  Co.,  from  1872  to  1880,  President  of  the  village  in 
1874,  1875,  1879,  and  was  appointed  one  of  the  Commissioners 
of  Fisheries,  State  of  New  York,  in  1879.  As  early  as  1842 
he  began  public  life,  when  he  was  clerk  of  the  city  of  Utica, 
member  of  the  Common  Council  in  1849,  Chief  Engineer  of 
the  Fire  Department  in  1850,  and  President  of  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  of  Oneida  county  in  1854.  He  has  gone  through 
all  the  routine  of  military  life,  having  served  in  the  State 
militia  from  the  ranks  to  the  rank  of  Brigadier-General.  He 
has  retired  from  public  life,  and  lives  happily  and  contented  in 
the  southern  part  of  New  Hartford,  engaged  in  cultivating  his 
farm  and  taking  care  of  his  estate.  Gen.  Sherman  is  of  a 
happy  and  social  disposition,  making  many  warm  friends  whom 
he  has  the  good  fortune  to  keep,  and  enjoys  above  all  things  his 
annual  excursion  to  the  North  woods. 
90 


712  Shearman. 

His  wife  is  the  daughter  of  that  Capt.  Sherman  so  well 
remembered  by  the  past  generation  as  commander  of  the 
steamer  that  plied  on  Lake  Champlain,  whose  discipline  was  most 
perfect,  and  who,  when  his  boat  was  burned,  so  distingushed 
himself  in  saving  the  lives  of  all  his  passengers  and  crew,  he 
being  the  last  to  leave  the  ship,  floating  ashore  on  a  table. 

41©, 
Robert  Henry,  son  of  (373)  Willette  H.  Shearman 

and  his  first  wife  Catharine  Ann  Schoolcraft,  was  born 
September  15, 1822 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  James  Colton, 
of  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  and  had 

457  Robert  H.,  b.  July,  1853 ;  d.  September,  1853. 

458  James  C,  b.  February  9,  1855  ;  m.  Lillie  Smith. 

Robert  H.  Shearman  died  from  injuries  received  by  having 
been  run  over  by  the  railroad  cars  while  he  was  leaving  the 
train  at  Utica,  October  13,  1867. 

Kobert  H.  Shearman,  after  spending  a  short  time  on  a  farm, 
was  appointed  clerk  in  the  Bank  of  Utica,  where  he  remained 
some  seven  years,  after  which  he  was  appointed  cashier  of  the 
Hollister  Bank  at  Buffalo.  While  at  Utica  he  was  elected  to 
the  Common  Council  for  the  Second  ward  for  three  successive 
terms,  1847, 1848, 1849.  He  remained  cashier  of  the  Hollister 
Bank  till  1857,  when  it  went  under,  with  many  other  banks,  in 
the  general  crash  of  that  year.  He  was  afterwards  appointed 
deputy  State  Engineer  and  Surveyor,  January  1,  1865. 

Mary  Colton,  widow  of  Kobert  H.  Shearman,  resides  at 
Passaic,  N.  J. 

413. 

William  Pitt,  son  of  (373)  Willette  H.  Shearman  and 
his  first  wife  Catharine  Ann  Schoolcraft,  was  born  September 
i9, 1829 ;  married  Mary  Washington  James,  of  Washington, 
D.  C,  June  3,  1863,  and  had 

459  William  Willette.  b.  April  24,  1864 ;  d.  January  11,  1865. 

460  Lawrence  Hobart,  b.  January  21,  1866. 

461  Mary  Washington,  b.  October  13,  1867. 

462  Henry  Schoolcraft,  b.  May  6,  1869. 

463  William  Pitt,  b.  February  18,  1871  ,  d.  1871. 


Shearman.  '713 

Mary  W.  James,  wife  of  William  Pitt  Sheabman,  died 
March  2,  1871. 

William  Pitt  Shearman  entered  into  active  life  at  the  age 
of  fourteen,  as  a  clerk,  in  which  capacity  he  remained  for 
about  seven  years,  when  he  received  the  appointment  of  book- 
keeper at  the  Hollister  Bank  at  Buffalo,  and  subsequently 
was  made  Teller.  Having  served  there  several  years,  he  re- 
ceived an  appointment  to  a  clerkship  in  the  Treasury  Depart- 
ment at  Washington,  where  lie  remained  until  appointed 
Treasurer  of  the  New  York  and  Erie  Railroad.  He  now  holds 
a  responsible  position  in  the  financial  department  of  the  govern- 
ment of  New  York  City. 

419. 

Hiram,  son  of  (373)  Willette  H.  Shearman  and  his  second 
wife  Emily  Kirkland,  was  born  May  19,  1840.  He  was  a 
bachelor,  and  remained  on  the  farm  during  his  minority.  He 
held  a  position  on  the  New  York  and  Erie  Kailroad,  and 
subsequently  was  made  Cashier  in  the  office  of  the  Collector  of 
Internal  Revenue  at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  where  he  died  in  1877. 

430. 
Albert  E.,  son  of  (373)  Willette  H.  Shearman  and  his 

second  wife  Emily  Kirkland,  was  born  July  16,  1842 ;  mar- 
ried   ,  and  had 

464  A  daughter. 

Albert  E.  Shearman  enlisted  during  the  Rebellion  in  the 
One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  Regiment,  New  York  State 
Volunteers,  and  went  with  his  regiment  to  the  front.  He  was 
with  the  forces  besieging  the  defenses  of  Richmond,  and  in  the 
assault  on  Fort  Harrison  was  taken  prisoner,  and  for  a  long 
time  confined  at  Salisbury,  N.  C,  where  he  lost  the  toes  of 
both  feet  by  frost,  and  endured  such  severe  privations  and 
suffering,  that  for  three  years  after  his  exchange  and 
home  he  was  unfitted  to  perform  any  labor  or  business  of  any 
kind.  On  his  recovery  he  went  to  La  Fayette,  111.,  as  local 
superintendent  of  a  railroad,  and  now  resides  in  Elgin,  111., 
where  he  is  engaged  in  manufacturing. 


714  Shearman. 

451. 

Richard  W.,  son  of  (409)  Richard  U.  Sherman  and 

Mary  Sherman,  was  born  December  4, 1848 ;  married  Julia 
H.  Hammond,  May  20,  1873,  and  had 

465  Eugene  H.,  b.  June  1,  1874. 

466  Richard  U.,  b.  November  22, 1877 ;  d.  September  7,  1879. 

453. 

Mary  Ii.,  daughter  of  (409)  Richard  U.  Sherman  and 
Mary  Sherman,  was  born  November  19, 1850 ;  married  Henry 
J.  Cookingham,  September  17,  1872,  and  had 

467  Cornelia  Mumford,  b.  May  7, 1873. 

468  Henry  J. 

469  Richard  Sherman,  b.  January,  1876. 

470  Frederick  W.,  b.  May,  1878. 

347. 

Nathaniel,  son  of  (163)  Henry  Sherman  and  Ann 
Higinbotham,  was  born  in  South  Kingston,  R.  I.,  August  15, 
1748  ;  married  Lucy,  daughter  of  Rev.  Joseph  Tisdale,  a  Bap- 
tist clergyman  of  Rhode  Island  (b.  1749),  and  had 

471  Henry,  m.  Sarah  Mitchell,  of  Hudson,  N.  Y. 

472  Watts,  b.  July  2,  1775  ;  m.  Olivia  Gillson,  June  12,  1794. 

Capt.  Nathaniel  Sherman  died  at  sea  in  1775.  His  widow 
married,  2d,  Niles  Higinbotham,  and  had  one  son  Sands,  who 
married  and  left  children.     He  died  at  Oneida,  N.  T. 

Lucy  Tisdale,  widow  of  Nathaniel  Sheeman  and  of 
Niles  Higinbotham,  died  in  Oneida  in  1838. 

471. 
Henry,  son  of    (347)  Capt.  Nathaniel  Sherman  and 
Lucy  Tisdale,  was  born  ;  married  Sarah  Mitchell, 

of  Hudson,  N.  Y.,  and  had 

473  Alice,  d.  y. 

474  Stephen,  m.  and  had  children. 

475  Sarah,    )  m.  Thomas  Humphrey,  February  14,  1839. 

[  b.  June  23, 1805. 

476  Olivia,  )  d.  s. 

477  Cornelia,  d.  s. 


Shearman.  715 

478  Watts,  b.  February  22,  1809;   m.,  1st,  Lois  Sarah  Turner, 

February  26,  1835  :  2d,  (497)  Sarah  Maria  Gibson,  February 
2,  1841  ;  d.  February  20,  1865. 

473. 

Watts,  son  of  (347)  Capt.  Nathaniel  Sherman  and  Lucy 

Tisdale,  was  born  July  2,  1775 ;  married  Olivia,  daughter  of 
James  Gillson  and  Amy  "Whipple,  of  Attleboro,  Mass.,  in 
Troy,  N.  Y.,  June  12,  1794,  and  had 

479  Sarah,  b.  September  15,  1796 ;  m.  Henry  B.  Gibson,  December 

9,  1812  ;  d.  June  28,  1881. 

480  Henry,  b.  August  26,  1798  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Staples  ;  d.  April 

21,  1821.     She  died  September  1, 1881. 

481  Anna  Maria,  b.  September  17,  1800 ;  m.  (372)  Robert  Shear- 

man, January  8,  1822  ;  d.  March  9,  1825. 

482  Lucy  Amanda,  b.  March  6,  1804  ;  d.  s.  July  27,  1821. 

483  Olivia  J.,  b.  March  14,  1806 ;  d.  s.  December  24, 1822. 

484  James  N.,  b.  March  14, 1811  ;  m.  Sarah  E.  Frost,  June,  1832  ; 

no  ch.  ;  d.  March  10,  1851. 

485  Charles  A.  W.,  b.  September  4, 1814  ;  m.  Charlotte  Garmner, 

December  15,  1835. 

• 

Watts  Sherman  died  in  New  York  city,  December  13, 1818, 
and  was  buried  in  the  Wall  street  church.  "  Watts  Sherman 
came  to  Utica,  N.  Y.,  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  about  1795,  and 
formed  a  partnership  with  Arnold  Wells  in  1802,  which  lasted 
but  a  short  time.  After  the  dissolution  of  this  partnership  Mr. 
Sherman  enlarged  his  business  and  directly  took  rank  among 
the  leading  merchants  in  Utica.  In  May,  1813,  he  took  Henry 
B.  Gibson  and  Alexander  Seymour  as  partners.  He  and  Mr. 
Gibson  removed  to  New  York  and  conducted  the  business 
there,  which  soon  secured  an  independent  fortune  for  both  of 
the  partners."  —  [Bagg's  Pioneers  of  Utica. 

Olivia  Gillson,  widow  of  "Watts  Sherman,  married,  2d, 
Paul  Hochstrasser,  by  whom  she  had  no  children.  She  died 
in  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  January  26,  1861.  "  She  married  when 
quite  young,  Watts  Sherman,  Esq.  (well  known  to  the  early 
inhabitants  of  Oneida  county,  as  a  man  of  sterling  worth,  great 
enterpi'ise  and  energy),  and  with  him  settled  in  the  then  small 
hamlet,  now  city  of  Utica,  sojourning  there  some  sixteen 
years.     They  removed  to  New  York  city  where  Mr.  Sherman 


716  Shearman. 

died  in  early  manhood.  Subsequently  Mrs.  Shekman  married 
Paul  Hochstrasser,  a  descendant  of  one  of  the  old  Dutch  families 
of  this  State,  a  gentleman  of  cultivated  tastes  and  rare  social 
accomplishments,  whom  she  survived  nearly  thirty  years.  In 
all  the  relations  of  life,  whether  as  wife,  mother,  or  friend,  she 
performed  her  part  well  and  faithfully.  Possessed  of  a  retentive 
memory,  and  blessed  with  a  sweet  disposition,  it  was  at  once 
instructive  and  pleasant  to  be  in  her  company.  In  her  last 
moments,  surrounded  by  her  children,  grandchildren  and  great- 
grandchildren, when  the  tired  heart,  which  had  throbbed  for 
more  than  four  score  years,  demanded  rest,  she  had  no  regrets, 
expressed  no  desire  to  stay,  but  with  Christian  resignation, 
peacefully  and  without  a  struggle,  passed  from  earth 
'  Like  one  who  lies  down  to  pleasant  dreams.' " 

475. 

Sarah,  daughter  of  (471)  Henry  Sherman  and  Sarah 
Mitchell,  was  born  June  23,  1805 ;  married  Thomas  Hum- 
phrey (b.  in  Yorkshire,  Eng.,  January  31,  1806),  February  14, 
1839,  and  had 

486  George  P.,  b,  at  Perry,  N.  Y.,  May  14,  1842  ;  m.  Mary  Red- 

mond, September  15,  1873. 

487  Watts  Sherman,  b.  January  3, 1844  ;  m.  Emma  C.  Fishes,  April 
21,  1870. 

Thomas  Humphrey  died  at  Okemas,  Mich.,  July  23,  1873. 

478. 
Watts,  son  of  (471)  Henry  Sherman  and  Sarah  Mitchell, 

was  born  February  22,  1809;  married,  1st,  Lois  Sarah, 
daughter  of  Thomas  Turner  and  Mary  R.  Weld  (b.  February 
27, 1818),  February  26,  1835,  and  had 

488  Erastus  Corning,  bp.  February  27, 1836  ;  d.  August,  1841. 

489  Henry  Gibson,  b.  January  22,  1838 ;  d.  September  15,  1843. 

Lois  Sarah  Turner,  wife  of  Watts  Sherman,  died  August  4, 1838, 
in  the  21at  year  of  her  age.  On  her  mother's  side  she  was  a 
lineal  descendant  from  Eev.  Thomas  Weld  who  came  from 
England  in  1632,  became  pastor  of  the  First  Congregational 
church  at  Roxbury,  Mass.,  and  was  sent  back  to  England  with 
Hugh  Peters  in  1641  as  an  agent  of  the  colony.     He  died  in 


Shearman.  717 

England.  Her  father,  Mr.  Turner,  was  a  merchant  and  an  officer 
in  the  war  of  1812.  He  was  the  son  of  Thomas  Turner,  of 
Watertown,  Conn.  Watts  Sherman  married,  2d,  (497)  Saraii 
Maria,  daughter  of  Henry  B.  Gibson  and  (479)  Sarah  Sherman 
(b.  February  8, 1816),  February  2, 1841,  and  had 

490  William  Watts,  b.  August  4,  1842;  m.  Annie  Derby  Rogers 

Wetmore,  July  5,  1871 . 

491  Duncan,  b.  December  1,  1844  ;  d.  s.  July  26,  1879. 

492  Harry  Gibson,  b.  September  13, 1846 ;  m.  Bessie  Lee. 

493  Frederick,  b.  July  81,  1848;  m.  Marie  Antoinette  Foster, 

June  6,  1878. 

494  Charles  Augustus,  b.  April  11,  1853  ;  d.  April  21,  1854. 

495  Alexander,  b.  September  15,  1854  ;  d.  March  28,  1857. 

Watts  Sherman  died  on  the  island  of  Madeira,  February 
20,  1865. 

Waits  Sherman  was  for  many  years  Cashier  of  the  Albany 
City  Bank,  and  at  the  time  of  his  death  was  of  the  firm 
of  Duncan,  Sherman  &  Co.,  in  New  York  City.  He  com- 
menced his  career  as  Teller  of  the  Ontario  County  Bank  at 
Canandaigna,  and  was  Cashier  of  the  Livingston  County  Bank 
at  Geneseo,  before  coining  to  Albany,  at  the  organization  of 
the  Albany  City  Bank  in  1834.  In  1851  he  removed  to  New 
York  City  where  lie  became  the  active  manager  of  the 
banking  house  of  Duncan,  Sherman  &  Co.  Mr.  Sherman 
was  a  man  of  most  rare  qualifications  for  his  position.  His 
course  was  strictly  governed  by  commercial  integrity,  unswayed 
by  any  bias  but  the  interests  of  his  firm,  which  he  knew 
could  be  best  subserved  by  a  strict  adherence  to  business  princi- 
ples. The  maturity  of  his  judgment  was  constantly  apparent, 
and  no  man  ever  possessed  a  keener  appreciation  of  the  character 
of  those  with  whom  he  had  dealings.  In  his  personal  appear- 
ance he  was  slender,  but  his  face  was  peculiar  for  its  delicacy 
and  masculine  beauty.     His  hospitality  was  munificent. 

Sarah  M.  Gibson,  widow  of  Watts  Sherman,  died  in  New 
York,  March  10,  1878.  She  was  the  daughter  of  the  late 
Henry  13.  Gibson,  of  Canandaigna,  one  of  the  earliest  settlers, 
and  one  of  the  most  successful  and  conspicuous  citizens  of 
Western  New  York.  For  some  years  after  her  marriage  Mrs. 
Shbrman  lived  in  Albany,  where  she  held  a  brilliant  position 
in  the  society  of  the  State  Capital.     In  1851  she  removed  to 


718  Shearman. 

New  York.  Her  house  at  the  corner  of  Twenty-second  street 
and  Fifth  Avenue  became  a  favorite  resort  of  the  most  agree- 
able and  cultivated  people  of  the  city,  and  of  the  most  dis- 
tinguished foreigners  who  visited  this  country.  She  was  fond 
of  art,  had  a  fine  knowledge  of  bric-a-brac  at  the  time  when 
such  knowledge  was  by  far  more  rare  than  tbjj  pretense  of  it 
is  now.  She  could,  and  did  use  her  pen  with  piquancy  and 
spirit.  She  travelled  much  abroad,  particularly  after  the  death 
of  her  husband  in  1865.  She  was  kind  and  affable  to  all  who 
knew  her,  and  her  very  generous  nature  overflowed  in  acts  of 
love  and  charity  to  all. 

479. 
Sarah,  daughter  of  (472)  Watts  Sherman  and  Olivia 

Gillson,  was  born  in  Utica,  N.  Y.,  September  15,  1796;  mar- 
ried Henry  Becker  Gibson,  December  9,  1812,  and  had 

496  John  Sherman,  b.  March  20,  1814 ;  m.  Margaret  Kosewarne, 

and  had  9  children. 

497  Sarah  Maria,  b.  February  8,  1816  ;  m.  (478)  Watts  Siierman, 
•     February  2,  1841  ;  d.  March  10,  1878. 

498  Catharine  Olivia,  b.  February,  1818;  m.  (541)  Henry  L.  Lan- 

sing, October  22, 1838.     (See  [541]  Lansing.) 

499  Henry  Watts,  d.  y.  1823. 

500  Amanda  Sherman,  b.  May  13,  1821  ;  m.  Tiiomab  W.  Williams, 

of  New  London,  Oonu.,  October  6,  1840. 

501  Maria  Louisa,  d.  y.  1825. 

502  Mary  Young,  b.  April  21,  182G ;  m.   John  C.  Sibley  (had  one 

child  Mark)  ;  d.  October  19,  1866. 

503  William,  b.  October  22,  1828  ;  d.  s.  April  20,  1861. 

504  Elizabeth,  b.  1830  ;  d.  y.  1833. 

Henry  B  Gibson  died  in  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  November 
20,  1863. 

Mr.  Gibson  was  born  in  Reading,  Penn.,  April  13,  1783. 
He  moved  to  Saratoga  with  his  father,  John  Gibson,  when 
only  9  years  old.  He  removed  to  Utica  about  1805  and 
was  a  partner  of  (472)  Watts  Sherman  in  1813.  In  1820  he 
became  the  Cashier  of  the  Ontario  Bank  at  Canandaigua.  He 
was  one  of  the  most  uniformly  successful  bankers  in  the  country, 
and  became  known  far  and  wide  for  his  great  financial  abilities, 
wealth  and  uniform  kindness  and  charity. 


Shearman.  719 

Sarah  Sherman,  widow  of  Henry  B.  Gibson,  died  in 
Canandaigua  June  28,  1881. 

480. 
Henry,  son  of  (472)  Watts  Sherman  and  Olivia  Gillson, 

was  born  August  26,  1798  ;  married  Elizabeth   Staples,  of 
New  York  City,  and  had 

505  Henry,  b.  1820 ;  d.  April,  1821. 

Henry  Sherman  died  in  New  York  City  April  21,  1821. 
Elizabeth  Staples,  widow  of   Henry  Sherman,  died  at 
Caldwell-on-the-Hudson  September  1,  1881. 

481. 

Anna  Maria,  daughter  of  (472)  Watts  Sherman  and 
Olivia  Gillson,  was  bom  in  Utiea,  N.  Y.,  September  17, 1800  ; 
married  (372)  Robert  Shearman,  of  Utica,  January  8,  1822. 
(See  372  Shearman.) 

485. 

Charles  Alexander  Watts,  son  of  (472)  Watts  Sher- 
man and  Olivia  Gillson,  was  born  in  New  York  September 
4,  1814;  married  in  Perry,  N.  Y.,  Charlotte,  daughter  of 
Simeon  Gardiner  and  Mercy  Hinkley,  December  15,  1835, 
and  had 

506  James,  d .  y. 

507  Maria  Olivia,  b.  May  2,  1838  ;  m.  J.  H.  Cameron,  of  Memphis, 

Tenn.,  September,  1860. 

508  Sarah  Gibson,  b.  July  9, 1845  ;  m.  Elihu  M.  Morse,  July  23, 

1868.  and  had 

1  Sherman,  b.  January  15,  1869. 

509  Isabella,  b.  December  3,  1848  ;  d.  September,  1849. 

510  James  Lewis,  b.  February  1,  1855  ;  in.  -. 

Charlotte  Gardiner,  wife  of  Charles  A.  W.  Sherman, 
died  in  Canandaigua  May  1,  1880. 

490. 
William  Watts,  son  of  (478)  Watts  Sherman  and  his 

second  wife  (497)  Sarah  Maria  Gibson,  was  born  in  Albany 
91 


720  Shearman. 

August  4,  1842;  married  in  Newport,  R.  I.,  Annie  Derby 
Rogers,  daughter  of  William  Wetmore  and  Anstice  Rogers 
(b.  May  19,  1848),  July  5,  1871,  and  had 

511  Georgette  Wetmore,  b.  July  13,  1872. 

512  Sybil  Katharine  Wetmore,  b.  August  22,  1875. 

William  Watts  Sherman  and  family  reside  in  Newport,  R.  I. 

493. 
Frederick,  son  of  (478)  Watts  Sherman  and  his  second 
wife  (497)  Sarah  Maria  Gibson,  was  born  in  Albany  July  31, 
1848 ;  married  Marie  Antoinette,  daughter  of  Frederick  G. 
Foster  and  Emily  Hone,  June  6,  1878,  and  had 

513  Emily  Frederica. 


TREAT. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 

Richard  Treat,  Sr.,  with  his  wife  Joanna ,  came 

to  America  at  an  early  day  and  brought  a  part  of  his  family 
with  him.     They  had 

2  Honour,  m.  (1)  John  Deming,  Sr.,  about  1637. 

3  Sarah,  m.  Matthew  Camfield,  J  644. 

4  Joanna,  m.  (1)  John  Hollister,  Sr.;  d.  October,  1694. ' 

5  Susanna,  m.  Robert  Webster,  1652;  d.  1705. 

6  Richard,  m.  Sarah  Coleman,  1661. 

7  Robert,  b.  1021-22  ;  m.,  1st,  Jane  Tapp;  2d,  Elizabeth  Bryan, 

October  22,  1705  ;  d.  July  12,  1710,  as.  88  years. 

8  James,  b.  1634  ;  m.  Rebecca  Lattimer,  January  26,  1665  ;  d.  Feb- 

ruary 12,  1709,  se.  74  years. 

9  Catharine  (?),  m.   William  Johnson  or  Thompson,  November 

19,  1665. 

Joanna ,  wife  of  Richard  Treat,  died.     He  married,  2d,  Alice 

.     The  children  were  probably  all  by  his  first  wife.     He 

died  in  Wethersfield  in  1669,  leaving  his  property  to  the  above- 
named  children  by  name,  except  the  last  who  is  designated  as 
my  daughter  Johnson.  He  was  an  early  settler  in  Wethersfield 
and  a,  member  of  the  General  Court  in  1637.  His  will  was 
dated  February  13, 1668. 

6. 

Richard,  son  of  (1)  Richard  Treat,  Sr.,  and  Joanna 

,  was  born ;  married  Sarah,  daughter  of  Thomas 

Coleman,  in  1661,  and  had 

10  Richard,  b.  February  14, 1662. 

11  Sarah,  b.  June  8,  1664  ;  m.  (18)  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich,  May 

20,  1684  ;  d.  January  26,  1712. 

12  Mary,  b.  October  8,  1666  ;  m.  (13)  Thomas  Chester,  December 

10,  1684  ;  d.  January  1,  1748. 


722  Treat. 

13  Thomas,  b.  December  12, 1668 ;  m.  Dokothy,  daughter  of  Gershom 
Buckley,  July  5, 1693  ;  d.  February  17, 1713. 

Sarah  Coleman,  wife  of  Major  Richard  Treat,  died  August 
23,  1734,  at  Wethersfield,  Rocky  Hill,  at  the  house  of  her  son- 
in-law  Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich. 

7. 

Robert,  son  of  (1)  Richard  Treat,  Sr.,  and  Joanna , 


was  born  in  England  in  1621-22 ;  married,  1st,  Jane,  only 
daughter  of  Edmund  Tapp,  Esq.,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of 
Milford,  Conn.,  and  had 

14  Samuel,  bp.  September  3,  1648 ;  m.,  1st,  Elizabeth ,  May 

or  March  16,  1674  ;  2d,  Abigail  Eastbrook  ;  d.  March  18,1717. 

15  John,  bp.  October  20,  1650  ;  settled  in  Newark,  N.  J. 

16  Mary,  bp.  May  23,  1652. 

17  Robert,  bp.  August  14,  1654;  settled  in  Milford,  Conn. 

18  Sarah,  bp.  October  9,  1656. 

19  Abigail,  bp.  1659 ;  m.   Rev.  Samuel  Andrews  ;  d.  December  25, 

1727. 

20  Hannah,  bp.  January  1, 1661 ;  m.  Rev.  Samuel  Mather,  in  1676  ; 

d.  March  18,  1727. 

21  Joseph,  b.  1663 ;  m.  Frances  Bryan.     Settled  in  Milford,  Conn. 

22  Jane. 

23  Ann. 

Jane  Tapp,  wife  of  Gov.  Robert  Treat,  died  April  8,  1703.  He 
married,  2d,  the  widow  Elizabeth  Bryan,  of  Milford,  October 
22, 1705.  He  was  83  years  old  when  he  took  this  second  wife. 
She  died  January  10,  1706. 

Gov.  Robert  Treat  died  at  Milford,  Conn.,  July  12,  1710, 
in  his  89th  year.  His  biography  will  be  found  in  the  History 
of  Connecticut. 

8. 

James,  son  of  (1)  Richard  Treat,  Sr.,  and  Joanna , 

was  born  in  1631 ;  married  Rebecca,  daughter  of  John  Lat- 
timer,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  January 
26,  1665,  and  had 

24  James,  b.  April  1,  1666  ;  m.,  1st,  (15)  Prudence,  daughter  of  (2) 

Capt.  John  Chester,  December  17,  1691.  She  died  May  25, 
1727,  in  her  61st  year  ;  2d,  Hannah,  widow  of  Daniel  Boardman 
and  daughter  of  Samuel  Wright,  all  of  Wethersfield.  He  died 
February  18,  1742.     She  died  February  25,  1746. 


Teeat.  723 

25  Jemima,  b.  March  15,  1668 ;  m.  (12)  Stephen  Chester,  Jr.,  De- 

cember 17, 1691  ;  d.  May  25, 1727. 

26  Samuel,  b.  1669  ;  d.  March  5,  1732. 

27  Richard,  m.  Catharine,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Gtershom  Buckley, 

November  23,  1704  ;  d.  May  7, 1713  ;  had  only  child  Catharine. 

28  Salmon  (Rev.),  b.   1673  ;  m.  Dorothy,  daughter  of  Rev.  James 

Noyes,  April  28,  1698;  d.  1746. 

29  Jerusha,  b.  1678  ;  m.,  1st,  (22)  Capt.  Thomas  Welles,  of  Wethers- 

field,  Conn.,  May  17,  1705.  He  died  December  7,  1711  ;  2d,  (18) 
Capt.  Ephraim  Goodrich,  of  Wethersfield,  December  25. 1712. 
He  died  February  27,  1739.     She  died  January  15,  1754. 

30  Joseph,  b.  1680  ;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Capt.  Joseph  Robbins,  of 

Wethersfield,  July  16,  1713  ;  d.  September  15,  1756. 

31  Rebecca,  b.  1685  or  6;  m.,  (41)  Ebenezer,  son  of  (6)  Ebenezer 

Deming,  December  27,  1704  ;  d.  December  26. 1753. 

James  Treat  died  in  "Wethersfield,  Conn.,  February  12, 
1709,  leaving  his  property  to  all  the  above  named  children 
except  Jemima. 

Rebecca  Lattimer,  widow  of  James  Theat,  died  April  2, 
1734,  se.  88  years. 

A. 

Matthias  Treat,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Wethersfield, 
Conn.,  was  married  to  Mary,  daughter  of  Ilichard  Smith,  also 
one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Wethersfield,  in  1648,  and  had 

b  Henry,  b.  1649  ;  m.  Sarah,  daughter  of  Edward  Andrews,  of  Hart- 
ford, about  1673;  d.  in  1681. 

c  Susanna,  b.  1651. 

d  Richard,  b.  1655. 

e  Elizabeth,  b.  1657. 

f  Abigail,  b.  1659  ;  m.  (7)  Capt.  Stephen  Hollister,  of  Wethersfield, 
in  1683. 
.         g  Dorcas,  b.  1661. 

Matthias  Treat 'died  in  1662,  and  his  widow  married 
Anthony  Wright,  of  Wethersfield,  Conn. 


WELLES. 

(Introduced  to  show  the  intermarriages  with  this  family.) 


1. 
Thomas  Welles,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Hartford, 
and  of  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  and  one  of  the  early  Governors  of 
the  Colony  of  Connecticut ;  married,  1st,  ,  and  had 

2  John,  m.  Elizabeth  Curtis,  1647  ;  d.  1659. 

3  Thomas,  m.  Hannaii  Pantry,  widow,  June  23,  1654  ;  d.  1668. 

4  Samuel,  m.,  1st,   (8)  Elizabeth  Hollisteu,  1659  ;  2d,  Hannah 

Lamberton  ;  d.  July  15,  1675. 

5  Mary,  d.  before  her  father. 

6  Ann,  m.,  1st,  Thomas  Thompson,  April  14,  1646;  2d,  Anthony 

Hawkins. 

7  Sarah,  b.  1631  ;  m.  (2)  Capt.  John  Chester,  February,  1653  ;  d. 

December  16,  1698.    (See  Chester.) 

,  wife  of  Hon.  Thomas  Welles,  died.  He  married,  2d,  (A)  Eliza- 
beth, sister  of  (1)  Hon.  John  Deining  about  1646,  who  likewise 
was  one  of  the  first  settlers  of  Wethersfield.  By  this  wife  he 
had  no  children. 

Tbomas  Welles  died  at  Wethersfield,  January  14,  lt>59-60. 
His  second  wife  was  the  widow  of  Nathaniel  Foote,  of  Weth- 
ersfield. She  died  July  28,  1683,  se.  88  years.  She  left  her 
property  by  will  to  her  son  Robert  Foote,  to  the  children  of 
her  daughter  Sarah  Judson,  deceased,  and  fo  her  four  daughters, 
wives  of  Churchill,  (1)  Goodrich,  Barnard  and  Smith.  She  also 
mentions  her  brother  (1)  John  Deining,  Sr. 

2. 

John,  son  of  (1)   Thomas  Welles  and ,  married 

Elizabeth,  daughter  of  John  Curtis,  one  of  the  first  settlers  of 
Stratford,  Conn,  and  Elizabeth ,  about  1647,  and  had 

8  John,  b.  1648  ;  m.  (2)  Mary  Hollister. 


Welles.  725 

9  Thomas,  }         in.  Elizabeth ;  no  ch.     i 

I 

S-b.  1651. 

m.,  1st,  (16)  Elizabeth  Goodrich,  June  9,  1675; 

10  Robert,    J  2d,  Maky  Hollisteb  ;  d.  June  23,  1714. 

11  Temperance,  b.  1654;  m.  Jonathan  Pitman,  November  21, 1681. 

12  Samuel,  b.  1656  ;  m.  Abigail (his  third  wife),  October  25, 

1711;  d.  in  1729. 

13  Sarah,  b.  September  28,  1659  ;  m  Benjamin  Beach,  of  Stratford, 

February  1,  1678,  and  probably  m.,  2d,  Ambrose  Townsend. 

John  Welles,  of  Stratford,  died  1659. 

3. 

Thomas,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Welles  and ,  married 

Hannah,  widow  of  John  Pantry,  of  Hartford,  June  23,  1654*, 
and  had 

14  Rebecca,  b.   1655;  m.  James  Judson,  of  Stratford,  August  18, 

1680. 

15  Thomas,  b.  1657  ;  m.  Mary  Blackleach,  of  Hartford,  1689. 

16  Sarah,  b.  1659 ;  m.  John  Bidwell,  Jr.,  of  Hartford,  November  7, 

1678  ;  d.  about  1709. 

17  Ichabod,h.  1660;  m.  Sarah  Way,  September  4, 1684. 

18  Samuel,  b.  1662  ;  m.  Ruth ;  d.  October  3,  1733. 

19  Jonathan,  b.  1664. 

20  Joseph,  b.  1667 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Way  ;  d.  1698. 

Thomas  Welles  died  in  1668. 

Hannah  Pantkt,  widow  of  Thomas  Welles,  died  August 
9,  1683. 

The  inventory  of  Thomas  Welles  taken  August  20,  1668, 
mentions  as  due  to  Hannah  and  Mary  Pantry,  children  of  his 
widow  by  her  first  husband,  £240. 

In  1672  Hannali  Pantry's  estate  owed  her  mother  Welles 
£43,  and  there  was  due  to  her  in  Mr.  Bryant's  or  her  mothers 
hands  £120. 

4. 

Samuel,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Welles  and ,  married, 

1st  (8)  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  (1)  John  Hollister,  Sr.,  and  (4) 
Joanna,  daughter  of  (1)  Richard  Treat,  in  1659,  and  had 

21  Samuel,  b.  April  13, 1660 ;  m.  Roth  Rice,  June  20, 1683 ;  d.  August 

28,  1731. 


726  Welles. 

22  Thomas,"  b.  July  29,  1062;  m.,  1st,  Thankful  Root,  January  7, 

1697  ;  2d,  (29)  Jerusha  Treat,  May  17,  1705  ;  d.  December  7, 
1711. 

23  Sarah,  b.  September  29,  1664;  m.,  1st,  Ephraim  Hawley,   De- 

cember 4,  1683  ;  2d,  Angus  Tomlinson,  of  Stratford  ;  d.  about 
1C95. 

24  Mary,  b.  November  23,  1666  ;  m.  Samuel  Hale,  Jr.,  of  Glaston- 

bury, 1695  ;  d.  February  18,  1715. 

25  Ann,  b.  1668 ;  m.,  1st,  Capt.  James  Steele,  of  Wethersfield,  July 

19,  1687  ;  2d,  James  Judson,  of  Stratford,  November  20,  1718 
(his  second  wife)  ;  d.  1739. 

26  Elizabeth,  b.  1670;  m.,  Daniel  Siielton,  of  Stratford,  April  4, 

1692. 

Elizabeth  Hollistcr,  wife  of  Samuel  Welles,  died.  He  married, 
2d,  Hannah,  daughter  of  George  Lamberton,  of  New  Haven  ; 
no  ch. 

Hon.  Samuel  Welles  died  July  15,  1675. 
After  his  death  his  widow  married  the  Hon.  Lieut.-Col. 
John  Allyn,  of  Hartford. 

8. 
John,  son  of  (2)  John  Welles  and  Elizabeth  Curtis,  was 

born  in  1648  ;  married  (2)  Mary,  daughter  of  (1)  John  Hollister, 
St.,  and  (4)  Joanna  Treat,  and  had 

27  Mary,  b.  November  29,  1670. 

28  Thomas,  m.  (perhaps)  Sarah  Styles,  August  31,  1710. 

29  Sarah,  b.  January  2,  1673-1. 

30  John,  b.  1675-6  ;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Isaac  Judson,  of  Stratford 

December  15,  1698  ;  d.  February  19,  1734-5. 

31  Comfort,  m.  Abel  Bikdsey,  of  Stratford,  June  8,  1704. 

32  Joseph,   b.    June  21,    1679;  m.   Sarah  Preston,   February  3, 

1714-15  ;  d.  January  21, 1765.    Had  a  son  Joseph,  b.  December 
15,  1716. 

33  Elizabeth,  m.  Joseph  Curtis,  Jr.,  of  Stratford,  July  5, 1711. 

34  Robert,  b.  September,  1688  ;  m.  Eunice  Cubtis,  of    Stratford, 

October  24,  1720.     Had  several  children. 

io. 

Robert,  son  of  (2)  John  Welles  and  Elizabeth  Curtis, 

was  born  in  1651 ;  married,  1st,  (16)  Elizabeth,  daughter  of 
(2)  Ensign  William  Goodrich,  of  Wethersfield,  and  (4)  Sarah 
Marvin,  June  9,  1675,  and  had 


Welles.  727 

35  Thomas,  b.  May,  1676;  m.,  1st,  Hannah  Warner,  September  28, 

1699  ;  2d,  Sarah  Robbins,  widow  ;  d.  September  21, 1741. 

36  John,  b.  June  16,  1678  ;  d.  s. 

37  Joseph,  b.  September,  1688;  m.  Hannah  Robbins,  January  6, 

1708-9  ;  d.  1744.     Had  several  children. 

38  Prudence,  m.  Rev.   Anthony  Stoddard,  of  Woodbury,  Conn., 

October  20,  1700  ;  d.  May,  1714. 

39  Robert,  m.  Sarah  Wolcott,  December  12,  1706.    Had  several 

children. 

40  Gideon,  m.  (21)  Hannah,  daughter  of  (10)  Maj.  John  Chester,  of 

Wethersfield,  November  30,  1716  ;  d.    March  28,   1740.     Had 
several  children. 

Elizabeth  Goodrich,  wife  of  Capt,.  Robert  Welles,  died  February 
17,  1698.  He  married,  2d,  Mary  Hollister,  by  whom  he  had 
no  children. 

Capt.  Robert  Welles  died  June  23, 1714. 

In  "Goodwin's  Genealogical  Notes,"  page  251,  John  Welles 
is  recorded  as  marrying  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Hollister,  of 
Wethersfield  ;  on  page  252,  Robert  Welles,  of  Wethersfield, 

is  recorded  as  having  married  for  his  second  wife  Mary . 

In  the  Probate  Records  of  Hartford,  the  will  of  Robert 
Welles  was  recorded  June  4,  1712,  in  which  he  mentions 
"his  present  wife  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Hollister,  brother- 
in-law  of  his  former  wife  Elizabeth  Goodrich,  Lieut.  Jonathan 
Hollister  whose  lands  formerly  belonged  to  Capt.  Stephen 
Hollister,  and  cousin  Stephen  Chester." 

22. 
Thomas,  son  of  (4)  Samuel  Welles  and  (8)  Elizabeth 
Hollister,  was  bom  July  29,  1662 ;  married,  1st,  Thankful, 
daughter  of  John  Root,  of  Northampton,  Mass.,  January  7, 
1697,  and  had 

41  Thomas,  b.  January  10,  1698 ;  m.  (29)  Mauy  Chester,  June  14, 

1738 ;  d.  1753. 

42  Hezekiah,  b.  August  12,  1701  ;  d.  December  10,  1711. 

Thankful  Root,  wife  of  Thomas  Welles,  died  November,  1704. 
He  married,  2d,  (29)  Jerosha,  daughter  of  (8)  Lieut.  James 
Treat,  of  Wethersfield,  and  Rebecca  Lattimer,  May  17,  1705, 
and  had 

43  William,  b.  January   12,  1706  ;  m.    Mary,  daughter  of  Samuel 

Hunn,  of  Wethersfield,  1738  ;  d.  December  7,  1783. 
92  * 


728  Welles. 

44  Wait,  b.  January  4,  1708  ;  in.  Jerdbha ,  January  10,  1734. 

45  John,  b.  February  10,  1710. 

46  Ichabod,  b.  April  26, 1712  ;  m.  Abigail  Bigelow,  January  3, 1751  ; 

d.  1758. 

Gapt.  Thomas  Welles  died  in  Wethersfield,  December  7, 
1711. 

Jerusha  Treat,  widow  of  Thomas  Welles,  married,  2d,  (18) 
Ephraim  Goodrich,  of  Wethersfield,  December  25,  1712  (his 
second  wife.)     She  died  January  15,  1754. 

(For  a  fuller  account  of  tbe  Welles  family,  see  Genealogical  Notes  by 
Nathaniel  Goodwin,  Esq.,  1856.) 


WRIGHT. 


Thomas  Wright,  baptised  November  19,  1610,  came 
from  England  about  1640.  and  settled  in  Wethersfield,  Conn. 
He  had 

2  Thomas,  b.  ;  m.  Elizabeth  .Chittendon,   June  16,  1657 ; 

d.  April,  1711. 

3  James,  b. ;  m.,  1st,  Mart ;  2d,    Dorcas  Weed,  No- 

vember 20,  1660  ;  d.  1705. 

4  Samuel,  b.  1634  ;  in.  Mart  Butler,  September  29,  1659  ;  d.  Febru- 

ary 13, 1690. 

5  Joseph  (Deacon),  b.  1639  ;  m.,  1st,  Mart  Stoddard,  December  10, 

1663  ;  2d,  Mehct  Stoddard,  March  10,  1685  ;  d.  December  17, 
1714. 

,  wife  of  Thomas  Wright,  died.    He  married,  2d,  Margaret, 

widow  of  John  Elson.     She  died  in  1670,  and  he  died  the  same 
year. 

Thomas  Wright  was  probably  a  descendant  of  John 
Weight,  of  Kelvedon,  Essex  Co.,  England,  and  brother  of 
Samuel  and  Nathaniel  of  Springfield,  Mass.,  thus :  Robert 
was  the  eldest  son  of  John  Wright,  of  Kelvedon,  and  had  by 
his  wife  Mary  Green  two  sons,  John  and  Thomas,  and  probably 
other  children.  John,  who  married  Grace  Glascock,  had  three 
sons  (probably  four)  and  three  daughters.  The  sous  were 
Thomas,  Anthony  (?)  of  Wethersfield,  and  Samuel  and  Nathaniel, 
of  Springfield,  Mass. 

(See  Genealogical  Notes  of  Samuel  Wright  by  Joseph  W. 
Wright,  and  copy  of  Births  and  Marriages  from  Wethersfield 
Records.  New  England  Historical  and  Genealogical  Register, 
Vol.  IV,  pp.  355  to  358  ;  xx,  p.  208.) 


730  Weight. 

3. 
Thomas,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Wright  and  ,  mar- 
ried  Elizabeth,    daughter  of    Lieut.    Chittendon,    June   16, 
1657,  and  had 

6  Thomas,  b.  March  1, 1660  ;  d.  April,  1711,  se.  50  years. 

7  Mary,  b.  March  4,  1664 ;  in.  Jonathan  Belding,  December  10, 

1685.  * 

8  Hannah,  b.  March  10,  1670-1 ;  m.  (19)  David  Goodrich,  March  7„ 

1689  ;  d.  April  27,  1698. 

9  India,  b.  March  12,  1672  ;  m.  Joseph  Smith. 

10  Elizabeth,  b.  February  17, 1675. 

Thomas  Wright  died  April,  1711. 

Note. — June  14,  1711,  Capt.  David  Goodricli  and  Lieut. 
Jonathan  Belding.  of  Werhersfield,  exhihited  the  nuncupative 
will,  reduced  to  writing,  of  their  deceased  brother-in-law 
Thomas  Wright,  of  Wethersfield. 

3. 

James,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Wright  and ,  married, 

1st,  Mary ,  who  died  October  5,. 1659,  by  whom  he  had 

no  children.  He  married,  2d,  Dorcas,  daughter  of  Jonas  Weed, 
November  20,  1660,  and  had 

11  James,  b.  1661 ;  m.  Mary,  daughter  of  Daniel  Rose,  July  17.  1690  ; 

d.  December  24, 1743.  He  had  12  children.  His  seventh  child 
Hbzekiah,  b.  December  10,  1701,  m.  (460  Talcott  Ped.)  Me- 
hitabel,  daughter  of  (435  Talcott  Ped.)  Deacon  Benjamin  Tal- 
cott, November  29,  1733. 

12  Thomas,  m.  Elizabeth  Hubbard,  June  1,  1710  ;  d.  1749. 

13  Jonas,  m.  Olive ;  d.  May  10,  1709. 

14  Daniel,  b.  1G74  ;  m.  (5)  Eleanor  Benton,  of  Wethersfield,  August 

24,  1705;  d.  June  8,  1764. 
16  Hannah,*  m.  Lieut.  John  Coleman,  April  24,   168.') ;  d.    August 

1, 1741. 
16  Lydia,  m.  Crane,  of  Wethersfield. 

Dorcas  Weed,  wife  of  James  Wright,  Sr.,  died  November 
24,  ]692. 

James  Wright,  Sr.,  died  in  Middletown,  Conn.,  in  1705. 

*  Hannah  and  Lydia  were  "both  probably  born  sometime  before  James  and 
Thomas,  but  are  placed  last  in  accordance  with  the  custom  of  that  period  in  re- 
ferring to  the  children  in  wills. 


Weight.  731 

4. 

Samuel,  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Wright  and ,  was  born 

in  1634 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Deacon  Richard  Butler, 
September  29,  1659,  and  had 

17  Samuel,  m.   Rebecca,  daughter  of  Moses  Crafts,  May  12,  1686  ; 

Had  a  son  (17£)  Samuel,  b.  January  6, 1693  ;  ra.  (10)  Abigail, 
daughter  of  (8)  Jonathan  Goodrich,  January  2,  1718. 

18  Mary. 

19  Hannah. 

20  Mabel. 

21  David,  b.  July  12, 1677  ;  m.  (24)  Rebecca,  daughter  of  (15)  John 

Goodrich,  December  28,  1699.     She  died  April  10,  1703 

22  Eunice. 

Mary  Butler,  wife  of.  Samuel  Wright,  died  September  12, 
1689. 

Ensign  Samuel  Wright  died  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  Feb- 
ruary 13,  1690. 

5. 
Joseph  (Dea.),  son  of  (1)  Thomas  Wright  and , 

was  born  1639*  married,  1st,  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Stod- 
dard and  Mary  Foote,  December  10,  1663,  and  had 

23  Mary,  b.  April  15,  1665. 

24  Elizabeth,  b.  November  18, 1667. 

25  Joseph,  b.  February  14,  1670;  m.  Mary  Dudley,  May  21,  1701. 

26  Sarah,  b.  May  16,  1674. 

27  Thomas,  b.  January  18,  1677;  m.,  1st,  (46)  Prudence  Deming, 

October  4,  1705  ;  2d,  Abigail  Churchill,  November  3,  1715. 

28  John,  b.  May  19,  1679  ;  m.   Mary,  daughter  of  Lieut.  Jonathan 

Boardman,  July  4,  1706. 

29  Jonathan,  b.  June  18,  1681 ;  m.  Hannah,   daughter  of  Joseph 

Hand,  March  24,  1706. 

Mary  Stoddiivd,  wife  of  Deacon  Joseph  Wright,  died  August  23, 
1683,  ne.  38  or  40  years.  He  married,  2d,  Mercy  Stoddard, 
sister  of  his  first  wife,  March  10,  1685,  and  had 

30  Benjamin,  )         m.  Hannah  Holmes,  June  18,  1719. 

yb.  October  16,  1688. 

m.  (31)  Ann,  daughter  of   (3)  Jonathan  Deming, 

31  Nathaniel,  J  March  12,  1712. 

Deacon  Joseph  Wright  died  in  Wethersfield  December  17, 
1714. 


732  Weight. 

14. 
Daniel,  son  of  (3)  James  Wright  and  his  second  wife 
Dorcas    Weed,    was   born  in    1674;   married    (5)  Ellen   (or 

Eleanor),  daughter  of  (1)  Edward  Benton  and  Mary , 

August  24,  1705,  and  had 

32  Ruth  (an  only  child),  b.  June  5,  1711  ;  m.  (459  Talcott  Ped.)  Col. 

Eliztjr  Talcott,  of  Glastonbury,  Conn.,  December  31,  1730; 
d.  September  12,  1791. 

Ellen  (or  Eleanor)  Benton,  wife  of  Daniel  Wright,  died 
in  (Tlastonbury,  Conn.,  September  27, 1749,  ?s.  79  years. 

Daniel  Weight  died  in  Glastonbury  June  8,  1764,  ae.  90 
years. 

Note.  — •  Anthony  Weight,  of  Wethers  field,  married  Mary, 
daughter  of  Richard  Smith,  of  Wethersfield,  and  widow  of 
(A)  Matthias  Treat,  who  died  in  1662. 

October  12,  1754,  Samuel  Weight,  of  Wethersfield,  died  se. 
75  years,  may  have  been  a  son  of  Anthony. 

October,  1685,  the  petition  of  Joseph  Wright,  of  Killings- 
worth,  relative  to  the  estate  of  Benjamin  Weight  (possibly  a 
son  of  [1]  Thomas,  Sr.)  and  Jane,  his  wife,  mentions  his 
brother  James. 

sr. 

Thomas,  son  of  (5)  Deacon  Joseph  Wright  and  his  first 
wife  Mary  Stoddard,  was  born  January  IS,  1677 ;  married, 
1st  (46)  Prudence,  daughter  of  (6)  Ebenezer  Doming,  October 
4,  1705,  and  had 

33  Ebenezer  (Rev.),  b.  October  2,  1700 ;  m. ;  d.  May  5,  1746. 

Prudence  Doming,  wife  of  Thomas  Wright,  died  October  24, 
1706.  He  married,  2d,  Abigail,  daughter  of  Lieut.  Benjamin 
Churchill,  November  3,  1715.  No  children  found  on  record  by 
this  wife. 

33. 
Ebenezer  (Rev.),  son  of  (27)  Thomas  Wright  and  his 

first  wife  Prudence  Deming,  was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn., 
October  2,  1706;  married ,  and  had 

34  Ebenezer,  b.  January  14,  1742  ;  m.  Grace  Butler,  November  13, 

1768 ;  d.  September  2,  1808. 


Wright.  733 

35  Thomas,  b.  about  1746  ;  in,  Martha  Butler  ;  d.  in  1822. 

It  is  not  known  if  lie  had  other  children. 

Rev.  Ebenezer  Wright  died  at  Stamford,  Conn.,  May  5, 
174(5.  He  graduated  at  Yale  College  in  1724,  A.  M.  1732. 
Settled  at  Stamford,  Conn.,  and  is  said  to  have  been  a  powerful 

preacher.     His  widow  married  twice,  first, St.  John, 

and  second,  Rev. Dickinson,  of  Norwalk,  Conn. 

34. 

Ebenezer,  son  of  (33)  Rev.  Ebenezer  Wright  and 

was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  January  14,  1742 ;  married 
Grace,  daughter  of  Benjamin  Butler,  of  Wethersfield  (b.  Janu- 
ary 29,  1749),  November  13,  1768,  and  had 

36  Ebenezer,  b.  July  2,   1769;  m.   Bbulaii  Harrison,  in  1791;  d. 

1851. 

37  Benjamin,  b.  October  10,  1770 ;  m    Philomela  Waterman,   in 

1798 ;  d.  1842. 

38  Allen,  b.  June  22,  1773  ;  m.  Mercy  Brown,  in  1798  ;  d.  1855. 

39  Hannah,  b.   August  3,  1776  ;  m.  Parker  Halleck,  in  1800 ;  a. 

July  21.  1815. 

40  William,  b.  July  1,  1778;  m.  Mary  Sophronia  Ely,  1807;  d. 

April  30,  1856. 

41  Joseph  Butler,  b.  in  1783;  m.  Sarah  Htjrlbut,  in  1810;  d.  1857. 

Ebenezer  Wright  removed  from  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  and 
settled  in  Rome,  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in  1799,  where  he  died 
September  2,  1808.  He  was  a  Lieutenant  in  the  Continental 
service  in  the  Revolutionary  War.  He  and  his  wife  were 
two  of  the  four  who  formed  the  first  church  in  Rome,  N.  Y. 
A.  D.  1800. 

Grace  Butler,  widow  of  Ebenezer  Wright,  died  July  14, 
1821. 

35. 

Thomas,  son  of  (33)  Ebenezer  Wright  and ,  was 

born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  about  1746 ;  married  Martha, 
daughter  of  Benjamin  Butler,  and  sister  of  his  brother's  wife, 
and  had 

42  Thomas,  Jr.,  b.  1770;  m.  Sybil  Colbuhn,  1794  ;  d.  1812. 

43  John,  b.  May  23,  1772 ;  m.  Miriam  Raymond,  1807  ;  d.  February 

13,  1851. 


734  "Weight. 

44  Mary,  b.  1775  ;  in.,  1st,  Asa  Knapp,  1791  ;  2d, Ransfohd  ; 

d.  1845. 

45  Patty,  b.  1775 ;  m.  Amos  Camp,  1808  ;  d.  1835. 

46  Moses,  b.  1777  ;  m.  Maiiy  Gilbert,  1797 ;  d.  1818. 

47  Ebenezer,  b.    1777;  ra.,  1st,  ;  2d,  Servia  Williams;  d. 

1818. 

48  Joseph,  m.,  1st,  Mautha  Camp,  1808  ;  2d,  Fanny  Gilbert,  1820  ; 

d.  1847. 

49  Hannah,  b.  177!)  ;  m.  Bknjamin  Raymond  ;  d.  1806. 

50  Ohloe,  b.  1781 ;  m.   Benjamin   Raymond  (his  second   wife) ;  d. 

1820. 

51  Allen,  b.  1783;  m.,  1st, ;  2d,  Elvira  Ashby  ;  d.  1873. 

Thomas  Wright  removed  from  "Wethersfield,  Conn.,  with 
his  brother  Ebenezer  in  1799.  He  settled  in  Home,  Oneida 
Co.,  N.  Y.     He  died  in  1822. 

Note.  —  "William  E.  "Weight  in  his  Genealogy  of  the  Weight 
family,  of  Rome,  N.  Y.,  says  Thomas  Weight  died,  se.  74. 
He  must  have  been  somewhat  older,  as  his  father  died  in  May, 
1746,  and  he  must  have  been  born  that  year,  or  very  early  in 
the  next. 

30. 

Ebenezer,  son  of  (34)  Ebenezer  Wright  and  Grace  But- 
ler, was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  July  2,  1769 ;  married 
Beulah  Harrison,  of  Lyme,  Conn.,  in  1791,  and  had 

52  Harriette,  b.   1792;  m.   Russell  Bartlett,  of  Rome,  in  1811, 

and  had 

1  Prances  E.,  b.  1813  ;  m.  Elijah  Kilburn,  1832  ;  d.  1854. 

2  Russell  W.,  b.  1816  ;  m.  Elvira  Frost,  1844. 

3  Beulah,  b.  1819  ;  m.  Alphonso  Bent,  1835  ;  d.  1841. 

4  Harriett  B.,  b.  1822;  m.  John  N.  Messerole,  1846. 

5  Mary  P.  H.,  b.  1825;  in.  Bartlett  ;  d.  1838. 

Harriette  Wright,  wife  of  Russell  Bartlett,  died 

in  1846. 
Russell  Bartlett  died  in  1875. 

53  Arabella,  b.  1794;  in.  Rev.  John  Gridley,  of  Clinton,  N.  Y,,  in 

1822  ;  d.  1878. 

54  Julia,  b.  1796  ;  d.  s.  1878. 

55  George  H.,  b.  1798  ;  m.,  1st,  Christana ,  1827  ;  2d,  Delia 

;  d.  1872. 

56  Mary,  b.  1800 ;  m.  Rev.  John  Wilder,  1821,  and  had 

1  Sidney,  b.  1872  ;  m.  Louisa  Cowan,  1867,  and  had 
a  Albert  Sidney,  b.  1869 ;  drowned  1876. 


"Weight.  735 


b  Ralph  Eugene,  b.  1870. 
c  Beulah  Belle,  b.  1877. 
d  Edward,) 

[■  b.  1880. 
e  Edwin,     I 


2  Brutus,  b.  1826,  m.  Lucy  Thompson,  1849,  and  had 
a  Frank  S.,  b.  1850. 
b  Fred,  b.  1854. 
c  Eva  F.,  b.  1854. 

Mary  Weight,  wife  of  John  Wilder,  died  1857. 

John  Wilder  died  1857. 

57  Elisha  B.,  b.  1803  ;  m.  (87)  Emeline  Wright,  1827.     (See  family 

[43]  John  Wright.) 

58  Hannah  E.,  b.  1804;  in.  Aaron  Kellogg,  of  Vernon,  Conn.,  1833. 

and  had 

1  Julia,  m.  Egerton. 

2  Fanny,  m. Lea,  and  had 

a  Grace. 

Hannah  E.  Wright,  wife  of  Aaron  Kellogg,  died 
in  1863. 

59  Grace,  b.  1808 ;  m.  Ambrose  Barnes,  1834,  and  had 

1  Lydia,  b.  1835  ;  d.  1851. 

2  Ju^ia,  b.  1835  ;  m.  Sylvester  F.  Tremaine,  1861,  and  had 

a  Ambrose  F.,  b.  1865. 
b  William  F.,  b.  1869. 
c  Julia  E.,  b.  1873. 
d  Alice  C,  b.  1879. 

Ambrose  Barnes  died  in  1852. 

Grace  Wright,  widow  of  Ambrose  Barnes,  died  in 
1872. 

60  Ebenezer,  b.  1810  ;  m.  Sophia,  daughter  of  Israel  Denio,  1836, 

and  had 

1  Ebenezer  Kellogg,  b.  July  25,1837;  m.  Josephine  Lyon, 

November  19,  1863,  and  had 

a  William  Hamilton,  b.  August  26,  1864  ;  d.  April 

25, 1865. 
b  Blanche  Denio,  b.  November  25,  1866. 
c  Beatrice  Orn,  b.  June,  1871. 
d  Lawrence  Worth,  b.  November  21,  1875. 
e  Charles,  b.  187- . 

2  Frank  L.,  m.,  1st,  Maggie  Petrie;  2d, Town- 

send,  and  had 

a  Jennie,  b.  187- 
b  Jay,b.  187- . 

3  Anna,  b.  18 — ;  m.  Theodore  Combtock,  18 — ,  and  had 
93 


736  Wright. 

a  Theodora  Mary, 
b  Anna  W. 

4  Beulah,  b.  18—. 
Ebenezer  Wright  died  in  1851. 

37. 
Benjamin,  son  of  (34;  Ebenezer  Wright  and  Grace 

Butler,  was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  October  10,  1770; 
married  Philomela,  daughter  of  Rev.  Simon  Waterman,  in 
1798,  and  had 

61  Henry,  b.  October  14,  1799  ;  d.   s.   October  25,    1826.     Was   edu 

cated  at  Hamilton  College  and  was  a  Civil  Engineer. 

62  Benjamin  Hall,  b.  October  19,  1801 ;  ra.  Henrietta,  daughter  of 

Henry  Huntington,  1828,  and  bad 

1  Henry  Hunt,  b.  1832  ;  d.  1833. 

2  Benjamin  Huntington,  b.  January  G,  1835  ;  m.  Florence 

Melvina,    daughter    of    George    Q.    Cossitt,  of    La 
Grange,  Tenn.,  January,  1868,  and  had 
a  Florence  Henrietta. 
*  3  Henrietta  Huntington. 

Benjamin  Hall  Weight  graduated  at  West  Point  and 
was  a  Civil  Engineer  in  Cuba,  W.  I. 

63  James,  b.  August  9,  1803  ;  m.  Sarah,  daughter  of  Francis  Markoe, 

merchant  of  New  York  and  Philadelphia,  in  1829,  and  had 

1  Francis  Markoe  (M.  D.) 

2  Mary  Nelson. 

3  Edward  Mason,  m.   Catherine  Floyd,  daughter  of 

Edward  Delafield,  M.  D.,  in  1863,  and  had 
a  Edward  D. 
b  Emily  Hartman, 
c  Francis  Markoe. 
James   Wright    was    educated    at    Montreal, 
Canada.     He  died  December  20,  1857. 

64  Mary  Smith,  b.  June  29,  1806  ;  m.  Thomas  S.  Nelson,  and  had 

1  Henry. 

2  Susan  Shepard. 

3  Benjamin  Wright. 

4  Jane  Elizabeth,  m.  Benjamin  Shepard,  and  had 

a  Francis  Wright, 
b  Mary  Wright. 
Jane  Elizabeth  Nelson,  wife  of  Benjamin  SnEPARD, 
died  1868. 


Weight.  737 

Mary  Smith  Wright,  wife  of  Thomas  S.  Nelson,  died  April 

26,  1862. 
Thomas  S.  Nelson  died  in  1862. 

65  Simon  Waterman,  b.  1808.     Educated  at  Capt.  Partridge's  school 

Norwich,  Vt.     Was  a  Civil  Engineer  ;  died  1854. 

66  Albert  Wells,  b.  March  22,  1810  ;  m.  Elizabeth  A.,  daughter  of 

Garrett  B.  Abeel,  of  New  York,  April  17,  1837,  and  had 

1  Nelson,  m.  Anna  Emelinb,  daughter  of  J.  M.  Quimby, 

of  Newark,  N.  J. 

2  Theodore  Abeel,  b.  January  2,  1841 ;  d.  August  7,  1842. 
Albert  Wells  Wright  died  in  1876. 

67  Joshua  Butler,  b.  March  8,  1812;  in.  Susan  L.,  daughter  of  H.  D. 

Bradford,  in  1850,  and  had 

1  Louis  Bogart. 

2  Albert  Markoe. 

Joshua  Butler  Wright  died  in  1878.     He  was  a  lawyer 
in  New  York. 

68  George  Smith,  b.  January  14,  1814 ;  m.  Susan  Maria,  daughter 

of  Daniel  Pratt,  of  Marshall,  Mich.  (b.  1823),  in  1842,  and  had 

1  Thomas  Nelson,  m.  Inez  Bradley. 

2  Henry  Waterman,  b.  1846  ;  d.  1856. 

3  Mary  Louise,  m.  Hamlin. 

\  George  Herbert,  d.  1870.  • 

George  Smith  Wright  is  Cashier  of  the  First  National 
Bank  of  Marshal],  Mich. 

69  Prances  Eunice,  b.  January  1, 1820  ;  m.  Chauncey  L.  Mitchell 

M.  D.,  of  Brooklyn,  1857;  d.  187-. 

Philomela  Waterman,  wife  of  Benjamin  Weight,  died  in 
1835. 

Benjamin  Weight  died  in  New  York  in  1842.  He  was 
County  Judge,  Legislator  and  Chief  Engineer  in  the  construc- 
tion of  the  Erie  canal. 

38. 

Allen,  son  of  (34)  Ebenezer  Wright  and  Grace  Butler, 
was  born  in  Wethersfield,  Conn.,  June  22,„  1773;  married 
Mercy  Brown,  in  1798,  and  had 

70  William  B.,  m.  (127)  Hannah,  daughter  of  Benjamin  Raymond 

and  (49)  Hannah  or  (50)  Chloe  Wright,  and  had 

1  Melinda,  b.  1828  ;  m.,  1st,  Morgan  Lloyd,  and  had 
a  Kate  E.,  b.  1854. 

b  May  L.,  b.  1858 ;  m.  Eugene  Drury. 
c  William  A.,  b.  1860. 


738  Weight. 

Morgan  Lloyd  died.     She  married,  2d,  James  Harbison,  and  had 
d  Benjamin  R.,  b.  1867. 

2  Matthew  B.,  b.  1830;  d.  1858. 

3  Susan  A.,  b.  1832. 

4  Mary  T.,  b.  1834 ;  m.  Hugh  Morrison,  and  had 

a  Agnes,  b.  1861 . 
b  William,  b.  1864. 

5  Hannah  R.,  b.  1837  ,  m.  Charles  E.  Snyder,  and  had 

a  Raymond,  b.  1868. 
b  Frank,  b.  1872. 
c  Caroline,  b.  1876. 
d  Susan,  b.  1870. 

6  Mercy  Elizabeth,  b.  1838  ;  m.  Charles  S.  Poll  and, 

and  had 

a  Albert,  b.  1870. 

b  George,  b.  1872. 

c  Mabel,  b.  1875. 

d  Alice,  b.  1877 ;  d.  1877. 

e  Arthur,  b.  1877. 

7  Catharine  Augusta,  b.  1840  ;  d.  1841. 

8  William  A.,  b.  1842  ;  m.  Alma  T.  Watson,  and  had 

a  William  T.,  b.  1870. 

b  Harry  B.,  b.  1872. 

c  Raymond  K..  b.  1876  ;  d.  1878. 

9  George  R.,  b.  1847  ;  m.  Mart  C.  Bowman,  and  had 

a  Grace,  b.  1876. 
b  Alma,  b.  1879. 

10  Benjamin  A.,  b.  1847 ;  m.  Laura  K  eyes,  and  had 

a  Hannah,  b.  1877. 
b  Effie,  b.  1879. 
William  B.  Wright  died  December  25,  1867. 

71  Allen  J.,  b. ;  m.  Julia  Ann,  daughter  of  Guernsey, 

of  Oxford,  N.  T.,  and  had 

1  Sarah,  d.  1835. 

2  Henry  G.,  b.  1831 ;  m.  Martha  Dento,  1855,  and  had 

a  Edward,  b.  1860  ;  d.  187©. 
b  Louisa,  b.  1863. 

3  Maria  B.,  b.  April  5,  1834. 

4  Samuel  A.,  b.  June  9,  1838  ;  m.  Ann   Eliza  Brower, 

and  had 

a  Albertus  E.,  b.  1867. 
b  Charles  G,  b.  18C9. 
c  Julia  E.,  b.  1871. 
d  Allen  H.,  b.  1873. 


Wright.  739 

e  Howard  A.,  b.  1876. 
f  Edgar  N.,  b.  1878. 
g  Emeline,  b.  1880. 

5  Francis  D.,  b.  1840  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Pollard,  and  had 
a  Cora  Maria,  b.  1867. 

b  Frederick,)  d. . 

[  b.  1871. 
c  Florence,    ) 
d  Bessie  F.,  b.  1877. 
Allen  J.  Wbigiit  died  April  19,  1849. 


Mercy  Brown,  wife  of  Allen  Wright,  died  in  1854. 
Allen  Wright  died  in    1855.     He  was  a  farmer  and  a 
deacon  of  the  first  church  in  Rome,  N.  Y. 

39. 
Hannah,  daughter  of  (34)  Ebenezer  Wright  and  Grace 

Butler,  was  born  August  3,  1776 ;  married  Parker  Halleck, 

in  1800,  and  had 

72  Mary,  b.  1802  ;  d.  1813. 

73  Wright,  t>.  1804  ;  d.  1805. 

74  William,  b.  1806  ;  d.  1823. 

76  Hannah  M.,  b.  1809  ;  m.,  1st,  James  Bronson,  1831,  and  had 

1  Emma,  b.  1836  ;  m.  James  N.  Adams,  1857,  and  had 

a  Arthur  B.,  b.  1863. 
b  Edith  F..  b.  1868. 
James  Bronson  died.     She  married,  2d,  H.  Orton,  1850.     He  died  1856. 
She  died  1877. 
76  Frances  A,  b.  1815  ;  m.  Perly  Ainsworth,  1841,  and  had 

1  Emma  M.,  b.  1843  ;  d.  1878. 

2  Parker  H.,  b.  1848  ;  d.  1872. 

Hannah  Wright,  wife  of  Parker  Halleck,  died  July  21 
1815. 

Parker  Halleck  died  in  1848. 

40. 

William,  son  of  (34)  Ebenezer  Wright  and  Grace  But- 
ler, was  born  July  1, 1778 ;  married  Mary  Sophronia,  daughter 
of  the  Rev.  Henry  Ely,  of  Killingworth,  Conn.,  in  1807,  and 
had 


740  Weight. 

77  William  Ely,  b.  February  19, 1809 ;  m.  Mauia,  daughter  of  Aaron 

Roberts  (b.  March  31,  1813),  1832,  and  had 

1  Jane  Louisa,  b.  July  9,  1844. 

2  Anna  Maria,  b.  February  18,  1848. 

3  Mary  Ely,  b.  November  16,  1850;  in.  Charles  W. 

Ellis,  1880. 

4  Robert  Doxtater,  b.  July  1,  1S53  ;  d.  January  25,  1860. 
William  Ely  Wright  was  educated  at  Capt.  Partridge's 

Military  school  in  1824,  and  Hamilton  College  in  1826. 
He  is  a  merchant,  manufacturer  and  Hydraulic 
Engineer. 

78  Helen  M.,  b.  November  15,  1814. 

79  Jane  Louisa,  b.  1817  ;  in.    Rev.   W.  Chart  Crane,  President 

Baptist  University,  Texas,  1841  ;  d.  December  26,  1842. 

William  Wright  died  April  30, 1856.  He  was  a  Surveyor, 
Merchant,  Secretary  and  Treasm-er  of  the  Oneida  Iron  and 
Glass  Manufacturing  Co.,  at  Taberg,  and  promoter  of  Rome 
and  Turin  Turnpike  Co. 

Makt  Sophkonia  Ely,  widow  of  William  Wkight,  died 
September  11,  1868. 

41. 

Joseph  Butler,  son  of  (34)  Ebenezer  Wright  and 
Grace  Butler,  was  born  in  Rome,  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in  1783 ; 
married  Sarah,  daughter  of  Josiah  Hurlbut,  in  1810,  and  had 

80  Isabella,  m.  James  Wood. 

81  Sarah  Ann,  m.  Dean. 

Joseph  Butler  Wright  died  in  1857. 

43. 

Thomas,  Jr.,  son  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha 
Butler,  was  born  in  1770 ;  married  Syhil,  daughter  of  Gideon 
Colburn,  in  1794,  and  had 

82  Sophia,  b.  1794  ;  m.  Howabd  Soule,  1815,  and  had 

1  Fanny  Jane,  m.  Archibald  Green,  and  had  a  son  Georoe 

Soule  Green. 

2  Martha  A,  b.   1818  ;   m.   A.   Stevenson,   and   had   a  son 

Howard  Soule  Stevenson. 

83  Fanny,  b.  1796 ;  d.  1812. 

84  John,  m.  Sophia  Sheldon,  and  had 


"  Weight.  741 

1  John 

2  Sylvester. 

3  Thomas. 

4  Grace. 

John  Wright  died  in  1860. 

85  Ohloe,  b.  1804;  m.  Leonard  Gilbeiit,  and  had 

1  Ann. 

2  Mary. 

3  Franklin. 

4  Ellen. 

5  Zenana. 

Chloe  Wright,  wife  of  Leonard  Gilbert,  died  in  1835. 

86  Eveline,  b.  1809  ;  m.  Samuel  Bibbins,  and  had 

1  John. 

2  Jane. 

3  Weed. 

Thomas  Wright,  Jr.,  died  in  1812. 

Sybil  Colburn,  widow  of  Thomas  Wright,  Jr.,  died  in  1813. 

43. 

John,  son  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha  Butler, 

was  born  May  23,  1772;  married  Miriam,  daughter  of  Paul 
Raymond  (b.  1777),  in  1807,  and  had 

87  Emetine,  b.  1807  ;  m.  (57)  Elisha  B.  Wright,  in  1827,  and  had 

1  Christian  E.,  b.  1828  ;  d.  1843. 

2  Arabella  G.,  b.  1830  ;  d.  1834. 

3  Beulah,  b.  1832. 

4  Thomas,  b.  1835. 

5  Raymond  A.,  b.  1838  ;  d.  1854. 

6  Julia,  b.  1840;  d.   1842. 

7  James  A.,  b.  1843  ;  d.  1846. 

8  Eraeline  J.,  b.  1845. 

Emeline  Wright,  wife  of  Elisha  B.  Wright,  died  in  1854. 

88  Edward,  b.  1811 ;  m .  ,  and  had 

1  Henry  O.,  b.  1841  ;  d.  1842. 

2  Helen,  b.  1842;  d.  1849. 

3  Burritt,  ) 

J-  b.  1844  ;  d.  1844. 

4  Eunice,  ) 

5  Emily,  b.  1851. 

6  Charlotte,  b.  1853;  d.  1879. 

89  John  R.,  b.  ;  m. ;  children  not  known. 

90  Thomas,  b.  1813  ;  m.  Maria  ,  and  had 


742  Weight. 

1  Sheldon,  b.  1843  ;  d.  1845. 

2  Francis  T.,  b.  1847 ;  d.  1855. 
Thomas  Wright  died  in  1867. 

91  Charles  Chandler,  b.  February  4,  1815;  m.  (1533  Talcott  Ped.) 

Habriet  N.,  daughter  of  (1524  Talcott  Ped.)  Capt.  William 
Talcott,  October  10,  1843,  and  had 

1  Henry,  b.  1844  ;  m.  Eunice  Schofield,  in  1879,  and  had 

a  Harriet,  b.  April  24,  1880. 

2  Harriet  Adeline,  b.  1846  ;  d.  1864. 

3  May,  b.  December  28   1848. 

92  Charlotte,  b.  1817 ;  m.  William  G.   Hubbard,  September  19, 

1839,  and  had 

1  Harriet  G,  b.  1840  ;  d.  1843. 

2  Willie  Wright,  b.  1843  ;  d.  1845. 

3  Henry  W.,  b.  1844. 

4  Charlotte,  Julia  b.  1846  ;  d.  1850. 

5  William,  b.  1849. 

93  Paul  R.,  b.  1819  ;  m.  Emily  Harvey,  October  27,1846,  and  had 

1  George  Francis,  b.  1848 ;  m.  Genevieve  F.  Huut>,  in  1873, 

and  had 

a  Fred,  b.  1875. 

2  Edward  T.,  b.  1852  ;  m.  Lucy  Nicholson,  in  1873,  and  had 

a  George  Wright,  b.  1874. 
b  Charles  N.,  b.  1876. 

94  Rachel  J.,  b.   1821 ;  m.   Oscar  Barstow,    November  6,   1845, 

and  had 

1  Miriam,  b.  1848. 

2  Galen  W.,  b.  1850. 

3  Carrie  C,  b.  1852. 

John  Wright  died  February  13,  1851. 

Miriam  Raymond,  widow  of  John  Wright,  died  in  1857. 

44. 

Mary,  daughter  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha 

Butler,  was  born  in  1775  ;  married,  1st,  Asa  Knapp,  in  1791, 
and  liad 

95  Amanda  C.,b.  1796;  m.  Asa  Knapp  (b.  1796).    Hediedl801.     She 

died  1870. 

96  Martha,  b.  1797  ;  m.  John  W.  Williams,  in  1817,  and  had 

1  Martha  A.,  b.  1818 ;  m.  Albert  Newland,  in  1833  ;  had  6 
children  ;  8  grandchildren. 


Weight.  743 

2  Edward  J.,  b.  1819  ;  m.  Lucia  P.  Howe,  in  1843;  had  3 

children . 

3  Milo  Ik,  b.  1820  ;  m.  Julia  A.  Asherhulstain,  in  1851,  and 

had  11  children. 

4  Chester  H.,  b.  1823  ;  m.  Harriet  J.  Pike,  in  1852,  and  had 

2  children. 

5  George,  b.  1824  ;  m.  Elizabeth  A.  Travis,  in  1859  ;  d.  1877. 

6  William  E.,  b.  1826  ;  m.  Charlotte  Clement,  in  1857,  and 

had  2  children. 

7  Helen  Mary,  b.  1832  ;  in.  G.  Brainard,  in  1855,  and  had  12 

children. 

Martha  Knapp,  wife  of  John  W.  Williams,  died  in 
1872. 

97  Maria,  b.  1799  ;  m.  Joseph  Adsit. 

98  Henry,  b.  1802  ;  m.  Emily  Kendall  ;  d.  1874. 

99  Charles  B.,  b.  1805  ;  m.  McIntyre. 

Asa  Knapp,  first  husband  of  Mary   Wright,  died  in  1807.     She 
married,  2d, Hansford,  and  had 

100  Mary  A.,  b.  1811  ;  m. Brown. 

Mary  Wright,  wife  of Ransfoed,  died  in  1845. 

46. 

Moses,  son  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha  Butler, 

was  born  in  1777 ;  married  Mary,  daughter  of  Thomas  Gilbert, 
in  1797,  and  had 

101  Mary  Zenana,  b.  1800  ;  d.  1804. 

102  Martha  C,  b.  1802  ;  m.  John  Green,  and  had 

1  Mary. 

2  Jane. 

3  Delia. 

Martha  C.  Wright,  wife  of  John  Green,  died  in  1854. 

103  Thomas  G.,  b.  1804  ;  m.,  1st,  Lydia  Huntington,  in  1828,  and 

had 

1  Moses  Callin,  b.  1829. 

Lydia  Huntington,  wife  of  Thomas  G.  Wright,  died  in  1834.     He 
married,  2d,  Hannah  E.  Tracy,  (b.  1810),  in  1835,  and  had 

2  Geraldine  Martha,  b.  1838;  d.  1846. 

3  Chester  P.,  b.  1840. 

4  Hanna  Francis,  b.  1842  ;  d.  1864. 

5  Antoinette,  b.  1844. 

6  Adeline  H.,  b.  1847;  d.  1853. 
Thomas  G.  Wright,  died  in  1870. 

104  Francis,  b.  1806 ;  m.  Pauline  Kellogg,  d.  1845. 

94 


744  Wright. 

105  Hannah  F.,  b.  1807;  m.  Sandforth,  and  had 

1  Sarah  H. 
Hannah  P.  Wright,  wife  of  Sandforth,  died  1866. 

106  Zilpha  Ann,  b .  1809 ;  m.  John  Henry,  and  had 

1  Frances. 

2  Lydia. 

3  Josephine. 

4  Emily. 

5  Martha. 

6  Charles. 

7  Lewis. 

Ziuha  Ann  Wright,  wife  of  John  Henry,  died  1873. 

107  Moses  B.,  b.  1811. 

108  Marinus  G.,  b.  1814  ;  d.  1860. 

109  Jay  Wallace,  b.  1817  ;  m.,  1st,  Hannah  Barker,  and  had 

1  Celia. 

Hannah  Barker,  wife  of  J.  Wallace  Wright,  died.     He  married,  2d, 
Harriet  N.  Barker,  and  had 

2  Maria. 

3  Wallace. 

Moses  Wright  died  in  1818. 

47. 
Ebenezer,  son  of   (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha 

Butler,  was  born  in  1777;  married,  1st, ,  no  children 

recorded.     lie  married,  2d,  Servia,  daughter  of  Solomon  Wil- 
liams, and  had 

110  Jane  E.,  b.  1807;  m.  Alfred  Dart,  and  had 

1  Eben,  m.  Elizabeth  Goodrich,  and  had 

a  Francis  J.,  b.  1863. 
b  Stella,  b.  1869. 

2  Frances  E.,  b.  1829;  m.  Stephen  Longyear  ;   had  2  sons 

who  died  in  1866  and  1869. 

3  Robin  C,  b.  1831 ;  m.  Sarah  E.  Darling,  and  had 

a  Carlton  R.,  b.  1862. 
b  James  A.,  b.  1865. 
c  Freddy,  d.  1874. 

4  George,  b.  1834  ;  m.  Gertrude  Searle  ;  d.  1863 

5  James  R.,  b.  1835  ;  m.  Orpha  FisnER    and  had 

a  Willie,  d.  1859. 
b  Gertrude  B.,  b.  1866. 
c  Robin  C,  b.  1874. 
d  Alfred,  b.  1879. 


Weight.  745 

6  Simeon  E.,  b.  1843  ;  d.  1860. 

7  Genevieve,  b.  1845  ;  m.  William  E.  Crossbtt,  and  had 

a  George  D.,  b.  1881. 

111  Ebenezer,  b.  1808  ;  m.  Fanny  Howaud,  and  had 

1  Sumner,  b.  1843 ;  m.  Mary  Dake. 

2  Charlotte  H.,  b.  1845. 

112  Elizabeth,  b.  1809 ;  m.  James  T.  Kedzte;  and  had 

1  Harriet,  d.  1848. 

113  Lydia  T.,  b.  1811  ;  m.  Joseph  P.  Carpenter,  and  had 

1  Julia  W.,  b.  1832. 

2  James  L.,  b.  1834. 

3  Anna  E.,  b.  1836. 

4  Sarah,  1 

U.  1839. 

5  Jane,    ) 

6  Lydia,   ) 

[•  b.  1841. 

7  Joseph, ) 

Lydia  T.  Wright,  wife  of  Joseph  P.  Carpenter,  died  in 
1841. 

114  Harriet  B.,  b.  1815  ;  m.  James  W.  Holmes,  and  had 

1  Theodore  S.,  b.  1840. 

2  Roscius  G.,  b.  1845  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Ogden,  in  1871,  and  had 

a  James  W.,  b.  1873. 
b  Harry  P,  b.  1874. 
c  Annie  O.,  b.  1876. 
d  Charles  P.,  b.  1879. 
e  Caroline  W.,  b.  1880. 

115  Solomon  W.,  b.  1817  ;  in.  Flora  L.  Bartholomew,  and  had 

1  Helen,  b.  1856. 

2  Bessie,  b.  1862. 

Ebenezer  Wright  died  in  1818. 

48. 
Joseph,  son  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha  Butler, 

was  born  ;  married,   1st,  Martha,  daughter  of  Amos 

Camp,  in  1S08,  and  had 

116  Cornelia,  b.  1808  ;  m.  Henry  Willis,  in  1851,  and  had 

1  Helen  C. 

2  Henry  P. 

3  George. 

4  Anna  B. 

5  Sheridan  G. 


74:6  Wright. 

6  Caroline. 

Cornelia  Wright,  wife  of  Henry  Willis,  died  18 — . 
Henkt  Willis  died  18 — . 

117  Caroline,  b.  1810;  m.  J.  H.  Andrews,  M.  D.,  in  1836. 

118  Martha  A.,  b.  1812;  m.  Ethan  A.  Potter,  M.  D.,  in  1831,  and 

had 

1  Frances  M. 

2  Franklin  W. 

3  Frederick  A. 

4  Eva. 

5  Caroline  A. 

119  Joseph  Hall,  b.  1814  ;  d.  1815. 

120  Phineas  C,  b.  1816  ;  m.  Mrs.  Kosina  Martin. 

121  Chauncey,  b.  1818. 

Martha  Camp,  wife  of  Josei-h  Wright,  died  in  1819.     He  married, 
2d,  Fanny,  daughter  of  Thomas  Gilbert,  in  1820*  and  had 

122  Joseph  C,  b.  1821  ;  m.  Adeline  F.  Gay,  in  1846,  and  had 

1  Fanny  T,  b.   1847;  d.  1848. 

2  John  Hammond,  b.  1850. 

3  Adie  G.,  b.  1852 ;  m.  Elisii  a  B.  Powell,  in  1875,  and  had 

a  Joseph  W.  P.,  b.  1877. 
b  George  B.  P.,  b.  1880. 
Joseph  C.  Wright  died  in  1863. 

123  Zenana  G.,  b.  1822  ;  m.  James  B.  Carmcth,  in  1862,  and  had 

1  Joseph  Wright,  b.  1863. 

2  Frances  N.,  b.  1864;  d.  1872. 

124  Francis  H.,  b.  1824 :  killed  on  railroad  in  1852. 

Joseph  Wright  died  in  1847. 

49-50. 

Hannah,  daughter  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha 
Butler,  was  born  in  1779  ;  married  Benjamin  Raymond  (his 
first  wife. )  She  died  in  1800.  Chloe,  daughter  of  (35)  Thomas 
Wright  and  Martha  Butler,  was  horn  in  17SI  ;  married 
Benjamin  Raymond  (his  second  wife.)  She  died  in  1820. 
The  children  by  both  wives  were 

125  Frances,  m.  Peter  J .  Dodge. 

126  Benjamin  W.,  m.  Amelia  Porter,  and  had 

1  George. 

2  Charles. 

127  Hannah,  m.  (70)  William  B.  Wright 


Wright.  747 

128  Martha,  ni.,  1st,  Thomas  Gold,  and  had 

1  Louisa. 

2  Gertrude,  ni.  Jambs  Par  well,  and  had 

a  James,  d. . 

Thomas  Gold  died.     She  married,  2d,  S.  Newton  Dexter. 

129  Mary,  m .  Lemuel  Raymond. 

130  Thomas  R.,  m.  Scsan  Warner. 

131  George  W.,  in.  Eliza  Strong. 

132  Catharine,  m.  T.  B.  Carter,  and  had 

1  Sarah,  m.  T.  G.  Mosley. 

51. 

Allen,  son  of  (35)  Thomas  Wright  and  Martha  Butler, 

was  born  in  1783  ;  married,  1st, ,  no  children  recorded. 

He  married,  2d,  Elvira,  daughter  of  Daniel  Ashby,  and  had 

133  James. 

134  Lucy. 

135  Daniel  Butler. 

136  George. 

137  Prances. 

Allen  Wright  died  in  1873. 

Note — -The  descendants  of  (5)  Deacon  Joseph  Weight, 
through  his  son  (27)  Thomas,  were  taken  from  a  chart  compiled 
and  kindly  furnished  the  compiler  of  these  notes  by  *  Mr. 
William  E.  Weight,  of  Rome,  N".  Y. 


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MEMORANDA. 


MEMORANDA. 


INDEX  OF  INTERMARRIAGES. 

NEW  YORK  STATE  FAMILIES. 


Beeckman.  Page. 

(2)  Hendrick (6)  Annetje  Quackenbush 1 

(3)  Johannes (7)  Macbtel  Schermerhorn i 

"                                                            (6)  Eva  Vinhagen 1 

(6J)  Engellje (9)  Teunis  Egbertsc  Metselaer 1 

(14)  Jannetje (12)  Isaac  Lansing 2 

ha)  Johannes (42)  Hester  Wendell 2 

(19)  Johannes  Janse (20)  Debora  Van  Schaick 2 

(20)  Martin (17)  Gertrude  (Geertruy)  Visscher. . .  2 

(22)  Johanna (25)  Johannes  Marselis 3 

(25)  Neletje (59)  Johannes  Van  Vechten 3 

(34)  Ariantje (63)  Gerrit  I.  Lansing 4 

(38)  Machtcl (48)  Gerrit  A.  Lansing 4 

(51)  Johannes (57)  Elizabeth  Douw 6 

(64)  Deborah (89)  John(Johannos)deI'eysterDouw,  6 

Benson. 

(1)  Dirck  (widow  of) (2)  Harmen  Tomes  (Thomas)  Hun..  8 

(3)  Samson (lii)  Tryntje  Van  Ueusen 8 

(4)  Johannes (13J)  Lysbet  Van  Deusen 8 

(20)  Elizabeth's  daughter  Catharine  Van 

Borsum (71)  Robert  Benson 10 

(71)  Robert : Catharine  (Tryntie)  Van   Bor- 

sum, daughter  of  (20)  Elizabeth 

Benson 14 

(109)  Lawrence (115)  Mary  Benson 16 

(115)  Mary (109)  Lawrence  Benson 17 

Bogaert,  Bogart,  Bogert. 

(7)  Jacob (4)  Jannetje  Quackenbush 24 

(20)  Cornelis (14)  Dorothy  Oothout 26 

(25)  Isaac (19)  Hendrickie  Oothout 26 

(66)  Cornelia (7)  Wouter  Quackenbush 29 

(77)  Jannetje (39)  Johannes  V.  Douw 30 

(80)  Rachel (27)  Volckert  An.  Douw 30 

(89)  Jannetje (20)  Wouter  Groesbeck 31 

(97)  Hendrick  I (65)  Barbara  Marselis 32 

(101)  Isaac (31)  Cathalyna  (Catalyntie)  Hun...  32 

(122)  Rachel  (Ysselstein) (4)  Conrad  Gerhard. 33 

(162)  Margrietje (37)  Johannes  Quackenbush 86 

(167)  Jannetje  (Knickerbacker) (19)  Hendrick  Lansing,  Jr 37 

(176)  Jannetje (65)  Volkert  Oothout 37 

(202)  Isaac  Henry (96)  Cathlina  Visscher 39 

(258)  Douw  B  (Slingerland) (276)  Anna  Bogart 44 

(276)  Anna  : ..     (258    Bogart)  Douw  B.  Slingerland. .  44 

(293)  Angelica. .'." (205)  Samuel  Reed 46 

v               "                                                     (1802)  Talcott  Ped.)  George  Talcott..  46 

(294)  Magdaien (33)  Gerrit  L.  Dox 47 

(303)  Eliza (194)  Herman  Ten  Eyck 47 

(352)  S.  Visscher  (Talcott) (406)  Olivia  M.  Shearman 52 

(410)  Angelica  B.  (Talcott) (153)  Clarence  Rathbone 60 


Index  of  Intermarriages. 


DOUW.  Page. 


9)  Catrina  (Caatje) (3;  Hendrick  Jans  Oothout 65 

(11)  Hendrick (26    Van  Vechten)  Neeltje  Myndertse 

Van  Yveren,  widow  of  (1)  Van 


(6)  Jonas (5)  Magdalena  Quaskenbush 65 

"1)  Hendrick (26    V 

Bergen 65 

(15)  Greetje (4)  Gcrrit  Tunis  Van  Vecbten 65 

(27 )  Volckert (80)  Rachel  Bogart 67 

(38)  Abraham (72)  Catbarine  Lansing 68 

(39)  Johannes (77)  Jannetje  Bogart 68 

(57)  Elizabeth (51)  John  (Johannes)  M.  Beeckman,  69 

(60)  Lydia (62)  Hendrick  Oothout 70 

(71)Volckert (190)  Anna  Wendell 71 

(73)  Margrietje (124)  Hendrick  Ten  Eyck 71 

(89)  John  (Johannes)  de  Peyster (64)  Deborah  Beeckman  72 

(90)Maria (68-4  Ten  Eyck)    John    de    P.  Ten  • 

'  k  Eyck:.... 72 

(93)  Altje  (Alida) (409)  Jacob  Lansing,  Jr 73 

(123)  John  de  Pevster (101)  Marianna  C.  Lanman 75 

(148)  Helen  F. .. '. (475)  J.  Townsend  Lansing 77 

r>ox. 

(8)  Abraham (57)  Rebecca  Marselis 166 

22)  Petrus  (Pieter) (254)  Cataly ntje  (Cathlina)  Lansing. .  1 67 

33)  Gerrit  Lansing (294)  Magdalen  Bogart 168 

44)  Susan  Lawson (49)  Peter  G.  Dox 169 

49)  Peter (44)  Susan  Lawson  Dox 169 

Gerhard. 

(4)  Conrad (122    Bogart)  Rachel  Bogaert  Yssel- 

stein 80 

(38)  Henry  Algernon  (Dupont) (273    Ten  Eyck)  Mary  Pauline  Foster,  84 

(43)  Victoqine  Elizabeth  (Dupont) (272    Ten   Eyck)  Antoine  Lentilhon 

Foster 84 

Groesbeck. 

(5)  Barber (4)  Gysbert  Marselis . 


S3 

(44) 


(7)  Johannes (29)  Gertruy  Quackcnbush 86 

(8)  Stephanus (22)  Elizabeth  (Libbetic)  Lansing 86 

(9)  Nicholas (32)  Marytje  Quackenbush 86 

(10)  Catalyna (9)Ja*VanNes 86 

(12)  David (22)  Maria  Vanderpoel 86 

(20)  Wouter (89)  Jannetje  Bogaert 87 

(64)  Margarita (75)  Nicolas  G.  Marselis 89 

Hun. 

(2)  Harmen  Thomas Catalyntie  Berck,  widow  of  (1) 

Benson 92 

(4)  Weintie (8)  Rut    (Rutger)   Melcherts    Van 

Deusen 93 

(6)  Thomas (4)  May  eke  Jants  Oothout 93 

(7)  Catalyntie (39)  John  (Johannes)  G.  Lansing. .  93 

(15)  Harmen (65)  Elsie  Lansing 94 

(18)Elsie (97)  Philip  Lansing 94 

(19)Thomas (192)  Elizabeth  Wendell 94 

(29)  Jane (95)  Volkert  Van  Vechten 95 

(106J)  Thomas  Lansing 95 

(31)  Catalyntie (101)  Isaac  Bogart 95 

(35)  Dirck (246)  Annetje  Lansing 96 

(62)  Cathlina (289)  Harmanus  C.  Wendell 99 

(75)  Marcus  Tullius (105)  Mary  K.  Vanderpoel.,-. 99 

Lansing. 

(4)  Johannes (2)  Geertje  Van  Schaick 113 

(12)  Isaac (14)  Jannetje  Beeckman 114 

(19)  Hendrick,  Jr (167    Bogart)  Jannetje  Knickerback- 

er 114 


Index  of  Intermarriages.  iii 

Page. 

(22)Libbetie (8)  Stephen     (Stephanusi     Groes- 

beek 114 

(25}  Engletje (31  or  40)  Evert  Wendell 114 

(381  Gerrit (42)  Engletje  Van  Deusen 116 

(39)Johannes (7)  Catalyntie  Hun 116 

(23)  Jannetje  Van  Vechten 116 

(46}  Abraham (31 )  Helena  Van  Deusen 116 

(47)  Abraham.... (24)  Rycke  Van  Sohaiek 116 

"  (72)  Catharine  Lansing ;.  116 

(48)  Gerrit  A (38)  Machtel  Beeekman 116 

(51)  Elsje (55)  Gerrit  John  Lansing 116 

(521  Elizabeth (22)  Jonas  Oothout 116 

(55)  Gerrit (51)  Elsje  A.  Lansing 117 

(56)  Robert (23)  Sarah  Van  Schaick 117 

(621  Machtel (25)  Teunis  Visseher 117 

(631  Gerrit (34)  Ariaantje  Beeekman 117 

(651  Elsje (15)Harmen  T.  Hun 118 

(70)JacobJ (34    Metselaer)  Marytje  Egberts ... .  118 

(72)  Catharine (47)  Abraham  Lansing 118 

"  (38)  Abraham  Douw 118 

(92)John (145)  Ariaantje  Wendell 119 

(94)Pieter (116)  Elizabeth  Wendell  120 

(95)Geradus (179)  Marytje  Wendell 120 

(971  Philip (181  Elsje  Hun 120 

(1041  Gerrit (17)  Wvntie  Van  Den  Bergh 120 

(106J)  Thomas (29)  Jane  Hun 121 

(127)  Abraham  A (160)  Elsje  Lansingh 122 

(129J)  Margaret (63)  Abraham  Oothout 123 

(1311  Maria (1821  Hendrick  Wendell 123 

(132)  Hendrick  R (68)  Maria  Marselis 123 

(1471  Jacob  G (162)  Femmetje  (Frances)  Lansing. . .  124 

(156)  Sanders  G (162)  Catharine  Ten  Eyck 125 

(159)  Annatje (101 )  Abraham  J.  Ten  Eyck 125 

(160)  Elsje , (127)  Abraham  A.  Lansing 125 

(162)  Femmetje (147)  Jacob  G.  Lansing 125 

(163)  Jacob  J (88)  Anna    (Annatje)    Quackenbush 

(See  also  90  Oothout) 125 

(168)  Lena  (Helena) (63)  Abraham  Oothout 126 

(195)  Jacob  Franse (87)  Jannetje  Visseher 128 

(196)  Helena (191)  Nanning  J.  Visseher 128 

(238)  Jeremiah (277)  Helena  Wendell 130 

(240)  Geertruy (230)  Jacob  H.  Wendell 130 

(246)  Annetje (35)  Dirk  Hun 131 

(252)  Anna (226)  Cornelius  Wendell 131 

(254)  Catalyntje (22)  Pieter  Dox 131 

(313)  Gerrit  Y. (169)  Helen  Ten  Eyck 136 

(373)  Abraham  F (431)  Barbara  Lansing 140 

(404)  Alida (107)  Teunis  G.  Visseher 142 

(409)  Jacob,  Jr (93)  Alida  Douw 143 

(431)  Barbara (373)  Abraham  F.  Lansing 144 

(475)  J.  Townsend (148)  Helen  F.  Douw 148 

(541)  Henry  Livingston (498    Shearman)  Catharine  O.  Gibsou,  152 

Marselis. 

(4)  Guysbert (5)  Barbar  Groesbeck 172 

(8)Myndert (8)  Feytje  Oothout. 173 

(25)  Johannes (22)  Johanua  Beeekman 174 

(57)  Rebecca (8)  Abraham  Dox 175 

(63)  Gysbert (187)  Catalina  Wendell 176 

(65)  Barbara (97)  Hendrick  I.  Bogart 176 

(68)  Maria (132)  Hendrick  R.  Lansing 176 

(75)  Nicolas  G (64)  Margarita  Groesbeck 176 

(94)  Gerrit  G (94)  Machtel  (Matilda)  Visseher 178 

Metselaer-Egberts. 

(5;  Dirkje (5)  Bastiaen  Harmens  Visseher 180 

(9)  Teunis (6J)  Engeltje  Beeekman 180 


iv  Index  of  Intermarriages. 

Page. 

(12)  Benjamin (16)  Annetje  Visscher 180 

(14)  Susanna (14)  Jacob  Tierck  ViSscher 180 

(34)  Maritje (70)  Jacob  J.  Lansing,  Jr 182 

Oothout. 
(1)  Jan  Jans (4)  Hendrickie  Van  Nes 183 

(3)  Hendrick (9)  Caatje  V.  Douw 183 

(4)  May  eke (6)  Thomas  Harmense  Hun 183 

(8)  Feytje (8)  Myndert  Marselis 183 

(10)Jan (66)  Maritie  Wendell 183 

(14)  Dorothe ■.. ..       (20)  Cornells  Bogaert 184 

(17)  Jan (64)  Catalyna  Van  Deusen 184 

(19)  Hendrickie (25)  Isaac  Bogart 184 

(20)  Margariet (3)  Dom.    Jan     (Johannes)    Van 

Dricssen 184 

(21)  Annatje (36)  Pieter  W.  Quackenbush 184 

(22)  Jonas (52)  Elizabeth  Lansing 184 

"  (11)  Elizabeth  Vinhagen 184 

(60)  Margaret (64)  Col.  Henry  (Hendrick)  Quack- 
enbush   186 

(62)  Hendrick (60)  Lydia  Douw 187 

(68)  Abraham (129J)  Margaret  Lansing 187 

"  (168)  Helen  Lansing 187 

(65)Volckert (176)  Jannetie  Bogart 187 

(90)  Annetie (163)  Jacob  J.  Lansing 189 

Quackenbush. 

(4)  Jannetje (7)  Jacobus  Cornells  Bogaert 193 

(5)  Magdalena (6)  Jonas  V  Douw 193 

(6)  Annetje (2)  Hendrick  Becckman 193 

(7)  Wouter (66)  Cornelia  Bogaert 193 

(8)  Adriaan (17)  Cathanna  Van  Schaick 193 

(29)  Geertrfty (7)  Johannes  Claas  Groesbeck 195 

(32)  Marytje ( 9)  Nicholas  Groesbeck 195 

(36)  Pieter (21)  Annatje  Oothout 195 

(37)  Johannes (162)  Margnetje  Bogaert 1 95 

(64)  Hendrick (60)  Margaret  Oothout 197 

(65)  Jan (72)  Cornelia  Quackenbush 197 

(72)  Cornelia (65)  Jan  Quackenbush 198 

(88)  Annatje (163)  Jacob  J.  Lansing 199 

Salisbury. 

(24)  Maria (100)  Anthony  Van  Bergen 217 

(42)  Neeltje (101)  Henry  Van  Bergen 219 

(57)Engeltje (79)  William  F.  Salisbury 220 

(59)  Albert (100)  Fanny  Salisbury 220 

(79)  William  Francis (57)  Angelica  (Engeltje)  Salisbury..  221 

(100)  Fanny (59)  Albert  Salisbury 223 

Schermerborn. 

(7)  Machtel (3)  Johannes  Beeckman 224 

(9)  Neiletje (13)  Barent  Ten  Eyck 224 

(10)  Helena (3)  Myndert  H.  Van  der  Bogaert.. . .  224 

Ten  Eyck. 

(12)  Coenraedt (9)  Geertje  Van  Schaick 229 

(13)  Barent (9)  Neiletje  Schcrmerhorn 229 

1 60)  Jacob (35)  Alida  Visscher 232 

(64)  Jacob  H (138)  Annetje  (Anna)  Wendell 232 

(101)  Abraham  J (159)  Annetje  Lansing 234 

(124)  Hendrick (73)  Margarita  (Margrietje)  Douw. . .  235 

(68-1)  Myndert  Schuyler (255)  Margaret  Visscner 236 

(68-4)  John  de  Peyster (90)  Maria  Douw 236 

(136)  John  (Lewis) (145)  Elizabeth  Ten  Eyck 237 

(144)  Jacintha (150)  John  Ten  Eyck 238 

(145)  Elizabeth (136    Ten  Eyck)  John  Lewis 238 

(148)  Abraham  R (98)  Annetje  Visscher : 238 


(6)  Nanning . . 

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Index  of  Intermarriages.  v 

£l($.  Path;;,:n» (144)  Jacintha  Ten  Eyck...„ 238 

a   S^'1"      (156)  Sanders  G.  Lansing.. .  * . .  239 

175    (W»7rf  "i 313>  Gerrit  Y"  LansinS  ■    239 

194   H^vZn        214   Hester  G.  Ten  Eyck..  289 

rlnt    i  " (303)  Eliza  Bogert ... .  241 

206  i™  mi; 206  A.m  Bui  Ten  Eyek  ::;:::::  2« 

2?l   tnn  (203)  James  Ten  Eyck. . 242- 

>2l4<H^t;;'r (234)  John  B.  Visseher 242 

fill   HeenrCTrG (175)  Coenraad  A.  Ten  Eyck 242 

253    M  wL"  ',■¥•«.■;=■■■> 345>  Elizabeth  Wendell. .. 244 

259    Jan,f  *  "  E  (BUrr) [U7>  B"  Ilush  We"de" M6 

270    Fmlfv  I  ;;;:iW  ••>=••;,-  < (169)  Catha™e  E.  Van  Veehten 246 

OTa!.?      f     nf(SnSth  (369)  Burr  Wendell 248 

(272)Antoine  Lentilhon  (Foster) (43    Gerhard)    Victorine    Elizabeth 

(273)  Mary  Panline  (Foster) (88    GcKdl'HenYy  Algernon  Du-  *" 

pont 248 

Visseher. 

r\  v.™**" (°)  DirkJe  Teunis  Metselaer. 254 

(5)  Alida  Vinhagen 254 

(9)  Evert  Wendell  (widow  of)....  254 

,,.,,,•  (8)  Philip  Wendell 254 

!   AaTb    ^ (7)  Hierfnimus  Wendell:.:...:::;  251 

}iB<  !*£,;;•■  •■;■•% (14)  Susanna  Egberts  Metselaer....  255 

IT    Geertr,fv        J6) <J 2)  BeDJa™°  %bertse  Metselaer,  255 

(17    Geertruy (20)  Martin  Beeckman 255 

35    AlirfaanUS (5°    Vi^cher)  Sarah  Wyngaart....  255 

-n    «       kVw V- (60   Jacob  Ten  Eyck....... 256 

oO    Sarah  (Wyngaart) (24,  Harmanus  Visseher...           .     257 

IS   |ara; (193)  Barent  J.  Visseher 259 

rt    Vl,.,C" (21)EngeltjeVan  den  Bergh 260 

q!    x.   ,MJe (195)  Jacob  Frans  Lansing." 260 

W^' (94)  Gerrit  G.  Marselis* 260 

(9..    Cathlina (202)  Isaac  H.  Bogart 260 

,         *me.'le; (148)  Abraham  R.  Ten  Eyck 261 

/(?SI    ve"n-sGV (404)  Alida  Lansing..........              263 

(191)  iNanning  J (191)  Catretie  Wendell 271 

,.„„  D    '     „  T  (196)  Helena  Lansing 271 

193    Barent  J (76    Sarah  Visseher 271 

(2?f   JohnB.   (213)  Ann  Ten  Eyck 274 

(2o5)  Margaret. (68_i}  Myndert  S.  Ten  Eyck 276 

Van  Bergen. 

(1)  Martin  Gerritsen (26    Van  Veehten)  Neeltje  Myndertse 

Van  Yveren  292 

(1)  Marten  Gerritsen  (widow  of) (11)  Hendrick  Dou'w "  292 

,iV,  ^?-?,aatJe (15)  William  Van  Bergen"  :::::;::;'  293 

P°\  Wr-   !am (18)  Catharina  Van  Bergen 293 

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vi  Index-  of  Intermarriages. 

Van  Deusen.  j>age, 

(6)  Harpert (17)  Helena  Van  Lteusen  312 

(7)  Martin (19)  Elbertje  Van  der  Poel 312 

(8)  Rutger (4)  Weintie  Harments  Hun 312 

(13$)  Ly sbet (4)  Johannes  Benson 313 

(14J)  Tryntje (3)  Samson  Benson 313 

(17)  Helena (6)  Harpert  Van  Densen 313 

(31)  Helena (46)  Abraham  G.  Lansing 314 

(41)  Catalyntje (11)  Matthias  Van  den  Bergh 315 

(42)  Engeltje (38)  Gerrit  Lansing,  Jr 315 

(64)  Catalyntje (17)  Jan  Oothout 316 

Van  Driessen. 

(3)  Johannes  (Dom.) (20)  Margariet  Oothout 318 

Van  der  Poel. 

(b)  Elizabeth (5)  Sybrant  Van  Schaick 323 

(c)  Maria (4)  Anthony  Van  Schaick 323 

(2)  Cornelia (3)  Cornelis  G.  Van  den  Bergh 324 

(5)  Catryn (2)  Willem  G.  Van  den  Bergh 324 

(19)  Elbertje (7)  Martin  Van  Deusen 325 

(22)  Maria (12)  David  Groesbeck 325 

(28)  Melgert (14)  Margarita  Vinhagen 326 

(23-1)  Elizabeth  (Staats) (4)  Johannes  Wendell 328 

(23-3)  Abraham  (  Staats) (3)  Elsje  Wendell 328 

(23-4-5)  Annetje  (Staats) (23)  John  Van  der  Poel 329 

(86)  Samuel  Oakley (348)  Gertrude  Lansing  Wendell 333 

(91)  Sarah  Elizabeth (350)  Peter  Wendell 333 

(105)  Mary  Keith (75)  Marcus  T.  Hun 335 

Van^Nes. 

(4)  Hendricke (1)  Jan  Jans  Oothout 343 

(9)Jan  .*. (10)  Catalyna  Groesbeck 344 

Van  Schaick. 

(2)  Geertje (4)  Johannes  Lansing 350 

(4)  Anthony (c)  Maria  (Mary)  Van  der  Poel 350 

(5)  Sybrant (b)  Elizabeth  Van  der  Poel 350 

(9)  Geertje (12)  CoenraedtTen  JSyck 350 

(17)  Catrina  (Catharina) (8)  Adriaan  Quackenbusli 351 

(20)  Debora (16)  Johannes  Janse  Beeckinan 351 

(23)  Sarah (56)  Robert  J.  Lansing 351 

(24)  Ricke (47)  Abraham  A.  Lansing 351 

Van  Vechten. 

(4)  Gerrit  T (15)  Grectje  V.  Douw 352 

(23)  Jannetje (39)  Johannes  G.  Lansing 357 

(26)  Neeltje  (Van  Yveren) (1)  Martin  Gerritse  Van  Bergen...  358 

"                    "                                    (11)  Uendrick  V.  Donw 358 

(59)  Johannes (25)  Neletje  Beeckmnn 359 

(95)  Volckert (29)  Jannetje  (Jane)  Hun 362 

(122)  Abraham (145)  Gertrude  Van  Vechten 363 

(136)  Samuel  (Van  Orden) (145)  Gertrude  Van  Vechten 365 

(145;  Gertrude (136    Van     Vechten)     Samuel     Van 

Orden 365 

"                                                       (122)  Abraham  Van  Vechten 365 

(153-3)  Edward  B.  (Ten  Broeck) (185    Rathbone)  Lydia  S.  Ransom.   ..  368 

(169)  Catharine  Elizabeth (259)  James  Ten  Eyck ' 370 

Vinhagen. 

(5)  Alida (B)  Nanning  H.  Visscbcr 373 

(0)  Eva (3)  Johannes  Beeckman 373 

(11)  Elizabeth (22)  Jonas  Oothont 374 

(14)  Margarita (28)  Melgert  Van  der  Poel 374 


Index  of  Intermarriages.  vii 

Wendell.  page. 

(7)  Jeronimus  (Hieronimus) (12)  Ariaantie  Visscher > 377 

(8)  Philip (11)  Maria  Visscher 377 

(9)  Evert  (widow  of) (7)  Frederick  Harmense  Visscher..  377 

(31   or  40)  Evert (25)  Engeltje  Lansing 378,  380 

(42)  Hester (15)  Johannes  Beeckman 3S0 

(47)  Evert (72)  Susanna  Wendell 380 

(65)  Anna (13)  Wvnant  Van  den  Bergh 382 

(60)  Maritie (10)  Jan  Oothout 382 

(72)  .Susanna (47)  Evert  Wendell 382 

(116)  Elizabeth ,94)  Peter  Lansing 385 

(138)  Anna (64)  Jacob  Henry  Ten  Eyck 387 

(141)  Abraham (184)  Elizabeth  Wendell 387 

(145)  Ariaantje (92)  John  Lansing 387 

(179)  Marytje (95)  Geradus  Lansing 391 

(1S2)  Hendnck (131)  Maria  Lansing 391 

(184)  Elizabeth (141)  Abraham  Wendell 391 

(187)  Catletie  (Catalina) (63)  Gysbert  Marselis 391 

(190)  Anna (71)  Volckert  A.  Douvv 391 

(191)  Catretie (191)  Nanning  J.  Visscher 391 

(192)  Elizabeth (19)  Thomas  Hun 392 

(226)  Cornelius (252)  Anna  Lansing 395 

(230)  Jacob  H (240)  Geertruy  (Gertrude)  Lansing. . .  395 

(231)  Catharina (234)  Harmanus  A.  Wendell 395 

(234)  Harmanus  A (231)  Catharina  Wendell 396 

(277)  Helen;' (23S)  Jeremiah  Lansing 399 

(289)  Harmanus  C (62)  CathalinaHun 401 

(345)  Elizabeth (242)  Henry  Ten  Eyck 406 

(347)  B.  Rush (252    Ten  Eyck)  Margaret  Ten  Eyck 

Burr 406 

(348)  Gertrude  L (S6)  S.  Oakley  Van  der  Poel 406 

(350)  1'eter (9J)  Sarah  Elizabeth  Van  der  Poel..  406 

(359;  Burr (270    Ten    Eyck)    Emily    Lentilhon 

Smith ■ 412 


NEW  ENGLAND  FAMILIES. 


Benton. 


(5)EUen (14)  Daniel  Wright 485 

(22)  Prudence (114)  David  Goodrich v 487 

Chester. 

(2)  John (7)  Sarah  Welles 492 

(12)  Stephen (25)  Jemima  Treat 493 

(13)Thomas (12)  Mary  Treat 493 

'15)  Prudence (24)  James  Treat,  Jr 493 

(21)Hannah (40)  Gideon  Welles 493 

(29)  Mary (41)  Thomas  Welles 494 

Grow. 

(3)  John (2)  Elizabeth  Goodw.in 495 

(32)  Esther (1)  Giles  Hamlin.. 497 

Denting. 

(1)  John,  Sr (2)  Honour  Treat 499 

(3)  Jonathan (3)  Elizabeth  Gilbert 499 

(17)  Jacob (6)  Elizabeth  Edwards 500 

(20)  Jonathan' (10)  Abigail  Filer 500 

(25)  Eluse (13)  John  Edwards 500 

(31JAnn (31)  Nathaniel  Wright 500 

(35)  Honour'. (57)  Hezekiah  Goodrich 501 

(41)  Ebenezer (31)  Rebecca  Treat 501 

(46)  Prudence (27)  Thomas  Wright 601 


viii  Index  of  Intermarriages 

Page 

(61)  Daniel ...     (13)  Mchitabel Russell 503 

(74)  Abigail (113)  John  Goodrich. 504 

(76)  Lvdia (97)  Ebenezer  Goodrich 504 

(a)  Elizabeth  (daughter  of) (1)  John  Goodrich 504 

Edwards. 

(6)  Elizabeth (17)  Jacob  Doming 507 

(13)John . (25)  Luce  (Eluse)  Deming 508 

(15)  Sarah (49)  David  Goodrich 509 

Filer. 

(10)  Abigail (20)  Jonathan  Deming,  Jr 511 

Gilbert. 

(3)  Elizabeth ;. . .  (3)  Jonathan  Deming 513 

Goodwin. 
(2)  Elizabeth '. (3)  John  Crow 514 

Goodrich. 

(1 )  John (a  Deming)  Mary  Foote 515 

(10)  Abigail         (174)  Samuel  Wright 516 

(161  Elizabeth (10)  Robert  Welles 517 

(18)Ephraim (11)  Sarah  Treat 517 

"  (29)  Jerusha  Treat 517 

(19)  David (8)  Hannah  Wright 517 

(20   Sarah " (3)  John  Hollister 517 

(24)  Rebecca (21)  David  Wright 517 

(29)  Allyn (53)  Elizabeth  Goodrich 517 

(49)  David (15)  Sarah  Edwards 518 

(53)  Elizabeth  . . .- (29)  Allyn  Goodrich 519 

(57)  Hezekiah (35)  Honour  Deming 519 

(97)  Ebenezer (76)  Lydia  Deming 522 

1109)Elisha (116)  Lucy  Goodrich 523 

113)  John (74)  Abigail  Deming 523 

114)  David ,.     (22)  Prudence  Benton 523 

116)  Lucy (109)Elisha  Goodrich 523 

220)  John  A (265)  Jennie  E.  Goodrich 531 

265)  Jennie  E (220)  John  A.  Goodrich , 535 

293)  Silas (353)  Mary  A.  Goodrich 537 

353)  Mary.  A (293)  Silas  Goodrich 540 

Hamlin. 
(1)  Giles (32)  Esther  Crow 551 

(4)  Mary (5)  Noahdiah  Russell 551 

Hollister. 

(1)  John,  Sr (4)  Joanna  Treat 552 

(3)  John (20)  Sarah  Goodrich 552 

(7)  Stephen (f )  Abigail  Treat 552 

(8)Elizabetb (4)  Samuel  Welles 552 

(68)  Mehitable (57)  Pamela  Hollister  (son  of) 557 

Holyoke. 
(4)  Elizur (23)  Mary  Pynchon 568 

Lanman. 

(77-3)  Joanna  L.  (Watson) (92    Lanman)  Lanman  Chase 578 

(92)  Lanman  (Chase) (77-3)  Joanna  L.  Watson 580 

(101)  Marianna  Chandler (123)  John  de  Peyster  Douw 581 

(103)  Sarah  Coit (110    Lanman)  Thomas  Hallam  Hub- 
bard   587 

(110)  Thomas  Hallam  (Hubbard) (103)  Sarah  Coit  Lanman 582 


Index  op  Intermarriages. 


IX 


Marvin.  Pwe. 

(4)  Sarah  (Goodrich) (2)  William  Goodrich * 604 

(25)  Elizabeth  (Goodrich) (10)  Robert  Welles 606 

(27)  Ephraim  (Goodrich) (11)  Sarah  Treat 606 

"               "                                      (29)  Jerusha  Treat 606 

(28)  David  (Goodrich) (8)  Hannah  Wright 606 

(29)  Sarah  (Goodrich) (8)  John  Hollister 606 

Mott. 

(36)  Mary  (Talcott) (2)  John  Russell j  613 

(38)  Samuel  (Talcott) (13)  Hannah  Holyoke 618 


Pynchon. 
(23)  Mary (4)  Elizur  Holyoke 


617 


Rathbone. 

(153)  Clarence (486  Shearman)  Angelica  B.  Tal- 
cott   635 

(185)  Lydia  S.  (Ransom) (153-3    Van  Vechten)  Edward  B.  Ten 

Broeck 640 

Reed. 

(205)  Samuel (293)  Angelica  Bogart 664 

(212)  Uriah  (Seymour) (231    Reed)  Esther  Thatcher 666 

(231)  Esther  (Thatcher) (212    Reed)  Uriah  Seymour 668 

Russell. 

(5)  Noahdiah (4)  Mary  Hamlin 672 

(13)  Mehitabel (61)  Daniel  Deming 673 


*  Shearman-Sherman. 

(270)  Abraham (285)  Hannah  Shearman 696 

(^SS)  Hannah (270)  Abraham  Shearman 697 

(372)  Robert (481)  Anna  Maria  Sherman 702 

(390)  Jane (392)  Joseph  A.  Shearman 704 

(392)  Joseph  A (390)  Jane  Shearman 705 

(436)  Angelica  B.  (Talcott) (l53)  Clarence  Rathbone 709 

(478)  Watts (407    Shearman)  Sarah  Maria  Gibson,  715 

(481)  Anna  Maria (372)  Robert  Shearman 715 

(497)  Sarah  Maria  (Gibson) (478)  Watts  Sherman 716 

(498)  Catharine  0.  (Gibson) (541)  Henry  L.  Lansing 716 


)  John  Deming 721 

I  John  Hollister 721 

i  Ephraim  Goodrich 721 

I  Thomas  Chester 721 


Treat. 

)  Honour (1) 

)  Joanna (l) 

)  Sarah (18) 

)  Mary (18) 

)  James (15)  Prudence  Deming 722 

)  Jemima (12)  Stephen  Chester 723 

)  Jerusha (22)  Thomas  Welles 723 

"  (18)  Ephraim  Goodrich. 728 

)  Rebecca (41)  Ebenezer  Deming. '. 723 

,  Abigail (7)  Stephen  Hollister 723 


0 

(4) 
(7) 
(8) 
(10) 
(22) 
40) 
41) 


Welles. 

Thomas 

Samuel 

Sarah (2' 

John (2, 

Robert (16, 

Thomas (29 

Gideon (21 

Thomas (29, 

ii 


Elizabeth  Deming 724 

Elizabeth  Hollister 724 

John  Chester 724 

Mary  Hollister 724 

Elizabeth  Goodrich 725 

Jerusha  Treat 726 

Hannah  Chester 727 

Mary  Chester 727 


x  Index  of  Intermarriages. 

Wright.  rage. 

(8)Hannah (19)  David  Goodrich 730 

(14)  Daniel (5)  Eleanor  (Ellen)  Benton 730 

(17J)  Samuel (10)  Abigail  Goodrich 731 

(21)  David (24)  Rebecca  Goodrich 731 

27)  Thomas (46)  Prudence  Deming 731 

31)  Nathaniel (31)  Ann  Deming 731 

57)ElishaB (87)  Emeline  Wright 735 

70)  William  B (127    Wright)  Hannah  Raymond.. ..  737 

87)Emeline (57)  Elisha  B.  Wright 741 

(127)Bannah  (Raymond) (70)  William  B.  Wright 746 


INDEX. 

MEW  YORK  STATE  FAMILIES. 


[Tin.-  names  comprised 

A. 

Abbey,  Alauson 75 

Abeel,  Annaatje ii<(."» 

Anthony 2,.»r» 

Catharine 2t»5 

Uavid,  Jr '««,  aw 

tilizabcth 120 

Gerrit .'„ &>5 

Neeltjc U'fi 

Abercromliiu,  Lord ltti 

A  brums,  Julia 151 

Adams,  Anna  M :tl)2 

Charlotte  0 302 

Eleanor  K .'H)2 

Henry :m 

Herman  C :«2 

John. 75 

Mary  0.  II 75 

MarvL «     75 

Pel  it 3*12 

Peter  CM :HH>,  .102,  31)3 

Ithoda 3U2 

William  V.  11 .• :w>2 

Adriaensen.  lleudrick lS.'i 

Aele.  Aimelle 26S,  -1M 

Peter 'J6y 

Akin,  Hurr 157 

Katharine  AI l'^J,  l.">7 

A I  heme,  Maria 1*1 

AluertM*,  Marjjarelii 221,  22ti 

Alberf-sijn,  Roxanna 205 

Alexander.  Uafh'Ttne i:*7 

.Ir'VilKha *fi3 

Joseph l&i 

Julia  A 1H,  16.; 

Allen,  Jessie  L 78 

Thomas  II 78 

Alt,  Ado." 2-S2 

Aniher.-...  Lm'I IWI 

A'.uniernian, 79 

Anderson,  Kli/.abeth '23a 

Harriet 2W 

Andre,  Major 17 

Andress,  Abraham :« 

Andness".  Jan.- 292 

Anthouv,  Hiiiidrick 256 

Antlll,  Edward l*i 

Maria 125,  l:J6,  151,  152 

Antonidcs,  Uarbara :&s,  :iti0 

•Miami:* ■%(( 

Annent.  Janneiii* 12 

Arnisbv.  (Jideon  II 157 

James  II IM,  157 

Margaret  II... 157 

Arnold,  General 20U 

Henry 23S 

Aspinwall,  Louisa. 41U 

Ayrault,  Walter 61 

15 

Bache.  Benlamin  F 50,    57 

Basg.  Henrietta 61,  290  ! 

Baglcy.  Francis  H 51)  : 

•Bailev.  Catharine 76  , 

Eliza 76,  7«,    79  i 

Baker,  Margaret 304  ' 


in  the  Bible  ltecords.  Record  of  Burials  and  Miscellaneous 

notes  are  not  indexed.] 

Balch,  Lewis 109 

Baldwin,  Harriet 330,  3.13 

Banker,  Elizabeth.. ..12.  111,  120 

Evert '. 120 

Uerrit .ll.i,  344 

Bantu,  Peter 15 

Barclay,  M.  1) fill,  290 

Kev.  I)r 19 

Barents,  Elsje 3K1 

Gccrt|e .' 350 

Bareutsc,  Elsie 117 

Jndike 375 

Barlieit.  Amlries  II mo 

Baring,  Thomas  C 410 

Barker,  .lames 223 

Nancy 219,  SB 

Bartiard,  Frances  J. .153, 156,  157 

Frederick  .1 150 

Barnweir,  Ueorgt 5fi 

Bassett,  Elanor 97 

Elizabeth 97 

John 2,    97 

John  (Rev.) 95,97,    9." 

Maria 97 

Marytjc 31 

Thomas  II 97 

Bayard,  {*usan 21 

Beare.  Louise  do  I..  .., 78 

Reboot.  Jan I 

Heck.  Koniein 50 

Becker.Elizabcth  V.  W.160,   167 

Lysbeth.l 107 

Beckers,  AUIe 10,    13 

Vhtor 13 

Bcckley,  May.. 3 

llceckman,  Ali'da 3 

Anna...... 3 

Annetie 4 

Ariant|e  4,  117,  124 


tiarent  S. 

Cat.rina 5 

Cornells li 

Pebora 5 

Deborah 0,  72,  74,     70 

Etlie 5,      7 

Elizabeth 3,     7 

Elizabeth  JJ 7 

Elsie 4 

Engeltje 1, 180,  1S1 

Eva 3,  5,      I! 

Feminetje fi 

Uerardus 69 

(Iridic , 2,     4 

Helena 2,  217 

HenUrick,  I,  2,  3,  4,  6, 

193,  258 

Henrieus 0 

Henrv 3,  5,      6 

Hester 4,     0 

Jsaac 6 

Jucob,2,3,4,5,G.116,122,  123 

Jacob  J 5 

.Tannetle,  2,4,95, 114, 117, 

124,  259 
Johanna,  3,  39.  1*1,  174,  176 

177,  173 

Johaunes,  1,2.4.  5,6.  7,  117 

176,224,373,380,  369 


Beeckman,  Johannes,  Jr.. 2, 
3.4, 

Johannes  J 7,74, 

Johannes  Jause 2.5, 

Johannes  M-,  2,  3,  4,  5. 
o,  7.  362. 

John 

John  II 

John  M 7, 

John  S 

Leentle 

Lydla 

Machtcl 4, 116, 122 

Magdalen 

Magdalena 

Margrietjc 

Marietje 

Maritjc 

Martin 1,2,3,  6,7, 

Martin  Hendricks 2, 

Martin  Heudrlckscn 

Matilda 

Metje 

Nancy 

Neeltle 

Neeltlc 

Neletje 3. -159. 

Peter 

J'etcr  M - 

I'otrus 

Pleter 2,  4, 

Rachel 

Samuel 

Sarah  

Susanna I, 

Ticrck  II 

William 

Ileek.  Elizabeth 216, 

Pleter C 

Beekman,  Elsie 

Henrieus 

William 

Bekker,  Isaac 

Marteua  (Anna) 

Benezet.  Elizabeth 

Benjamin,  Clara 

Bennet,  Jacob 

Beuncway  (Benoit),MaritJe, 
Bcnsen.  A.  V 

Anna 

Catalynrjc 

Catclinu 

Cornelius , 

Daniel 

David 

Dirck 

Elizabeth 16, 

Oerrit 16, 

John 16, 

John,  Jr 15, 

Lana 

Matthias 

Bensing,  Dirck 

Benson,  Abraham 

Adolph 14, 

Anne 

Annetjc 

Anthony 16, 


124 
123 
351 


3 
7 
69 
7 
4 

123 
7 
2 
5 
2 
2 
255 
181 
1 


5 
4 

362 

7 

7 

7 

6 

76 

3 

7 

2 

6 

1 

217 

216 

238 

27 

1 

394 

94 

55 

297 

1 

KS 

17 

17 

.     16 

17 

16 

i!7 

17 

93 

17 

17 

17 

17 

17 

16 

92 

13 

16 

14 

13 

20 


Index. 


Benson,  Ben|arain.„ll,  14, 15,    17 

Catallna 8, 9, 10, 13,    15 

Catalyna 14 

Catalyntje la,    13 

Cateryna 8,    11 

Catharina 12,    13 

Catharine 12,13,11,    17 

Gatlyna in 

Catrina in 

Charity 15 

Claasje 13 

Cornelia 14,    10 

Derick 12,    14 

Dirck,  8,  9.  10,  11,  12, 13, 

15,  216 

Egbert 17,  20,  21,  21a 

Egbert  (Judge) 16,19    20 

Elizabeth,  10,  12,  14,  15, 

16,17     18 

Eva 9 

George 21a 

George  M 20,21,  21a 

Gerrit 14,     10 

Harmon 10,     13 

Harriet  G 21a 

Helena 10,12,14,    15 

Henricus 10,    14 

Henry 20 

Henry  (Capt. ) 16,    18 

Hermanns 13 

.Tane._ 18,    21 

Jannekc  „ 13 

Johannes, 8. 10,  II,  12, 14, 

15,  313 

John 13,  15,17,    18 

John  (Capt.) 15 

John,  Jr 11,    15 

Jonathan 12 

Lawrence 16,    17 

Leffert  L 20 

Margaret 21a 

Maria.  8,  10,  11,  15,  18, 

21,  21a 

Maria  C 21a 

Mnrla  E 20 

Maritie a 1 1 

Mary 14,  16,     17 

Matthew 10,  12, 13,    15 

Peter 17 

Rachel 9,10,    12 

Rebecca 17 

Richard  11 20,  21a 

Robert,  10,  13. 14.  16,  17, 

18,19,20,21.  21a 
Samson,  8,  9,  10,  11,  12, 

13,  14,  15,  16,  17,  313 

Samuel 15 

Susan 17,    20 

Tannlke 15 

Teuwes  (Matthew),  10, 

12,   13 

Tryntje 12, 13,    14 

Tytje 9 

Victor 13 

William 10 

Herck.  Catalina 8,  9, 10,    11 

Catalyntie 92,    93 

Hendrick 92,    93 

Samson 8,    93 

William 93 

Berex,  Samson 8 

llergen,  Feminetje 217 

Hans 9,24,    27 

Hans  M 217 

Jacob 41 

John 29 

Marretje M,    41 

Sara 24.  27,    28 

Sarah 389,  398,  404 

Merger.  Andreas,  Jr. 62 

Eva - 62 

Marytje 62 

Berhants,  Rachel 242 

Berkels.Jacinte.230,233,237,  238 

Berry,  Nehemiah 97 

Bigelow,  David 332 

Bingham.  James  W 1 12 

Bishop.  Ellsha 297 

Black,  Robert 220 

Blair,  Governor 158 


Bleecker,  Barent 

Caatje 

Catharine 

Gerrit  V.  S 

Gertruey 381, 

Gertruy 

Harmanus 

Hendrick,  Jr 

Jacob  J 

Jan  J 

Johannes 229, 

Johannes,  Jr. 

Margaret.  ...235,  240,  211, 

Margarita,  174,  170,  178, 
229,  232,  230,  236,  237, 

Mary » 

Matilda  E 

Bleeker,  Caatje 

Bloodgood,  Maria 127, 

Neeltie., 

Bloodtgoet,  Ibel 

Bloomendalc,  Alida 

Blonnitleld,  Phoebe 

Blydenbergh,  Harry 

Bocker,  Johannes 

Bodene,  Elizabeth 

Polly 

Boele,  Maria.  ...228,  22'J,  230. 
Boelen.  Aerie,  228,  229,  232, 

Boemper,  Abraham 

Bogaert,  Abraham 26,  31, 

■    Adrian 24,  28,  34, 

Adrian  G 

Aeltje 26, 

Aertle 

Allda 

Annetje 28,30,  33 

Antie 

Antje 

Beeltje 23,  24,  25, 

Benjamin 26, 

Catalyna 

Catalyutje 

Catharina 

Catharine 30,  32, 

Claas 29, 

Claasje  -. 

Cornelia,  28,  29,  37,   193, 
195, 

Cornelis,  23,  24,  25,  20, 27, 

28,29,30,31.33,  37.40, 

41,63,  69,  71, 184, 

Cornelis  .1  

Cornells  T 23,  24, 

Cornelius 

Derkje -.24.  25,  26, 

Douw .31, 

Dyrkje 

Elizabeth 29,  36, 

Evert  W 

Eyye 

Feytje 

George M 

Gerrit 

Greetje  (Margaret) 

Grietle 

Guysbert,  23,  24,  25,  28. 
29,  34,  35, 

Guysbert,  Jr 34, 

Guysbert  C ......27, 

Guysbert  T 34, 

Hendrick,  24,  26,  27,  29, 
37, 

Hendrick  C 

Hendrick  I .32,  39, 

lieudrickus 

Lien 

Isaac... 26,  31,  32,  39,40, 

Jacob,  24,  25,  26,  28,  31, 
32   38   42 

Jacob  C 26,  30,  81",  .12, 

Jacob  J 

Jan 24,25,27,29, 

Jan  Louwe  ( Louens),  25, 
29,35,  36. 

Jan  Willem 

Jan  Wyten 

Janneke 

Jannetie.  24,  27,  30,  31, 
37,  38,  41,  71,  74,  87, 


Bogaert,  Joan 22 

Jochems 25 

Johannes 24,  29,  30,  33 

,loosff> 63 

.loris 24,  34,  35 

Louens 23,25,  195 

Louens  C  25,  29 

Lvsbct  J 119 

Maddalena 26,  31 

Magdalena 41 

Margaret 41 

Margrietje,  41,   195,  197, 

198,  200,  201,  202 

Maria 31,34,  41 

Marit|e 34 

Martha 41 

Martin 26,  XI,  40,  63 

Martin  II 40 

Mary 41 

Marykeu 25 

Marytle 27 

Maryya 20,  30 

Mavke 26 

NeeUle 26, 28,  34 

Neeltlc  G 87,  88, 193,  195 

Nicholas  .1 197 

Poteniellctle 34 

Pieter,  26,  29,  31,  35,  38, 

39,  89 
Rachel,  26,  :W,  33,  34,  37, 

41,  70,  81 

Rebecca 26,  31,  33 

Richard 41 

Sara 41 

Sarah 26,11,34,  41 

Simon 41 

Susanna 31,  35 

Synion -14,  41 

Tennis 23.  21,  27,  34,  41 

TcunisG 28,29,34,41,  88 

Warren 30 

Wllhelmiis 31,  35 

William 28,  34,  35 

Bogard.  Anialia 62 

Catharine : 62 

Peter 62 

Bogardus,  Anthonv 90,  119 

Eliza 213 

Everhardus 22 

Maria as,  90.  357 

Bogart,  Aguietje 43 

Alexander  II 47 

Alexander  J 56 

Alida 43,  142 

Aluyn 56 

Angelica,  46,  51.  58,  59. 

60,  289,  290 

Ann  S 56 

Anna 32,  44 

Anneke 38 

Annie  L 54,  60 

Augusta 51 

Barbara 47 

Barent .18,  43 

Benlamln 33 

Catalyntje 38 

Catharina 45 

Catrina 48 

Christopher 33,  45 

Cornelia 43 

Cornelis .17 

David  S 56 

Dorothea 37 

Dorothy 32 

Douw 38,43,  44 

Douw  P 43,  44 

Eliza  H 58 

Elizabeth 51 ,  56 

Elizabeth  R 54 

Kugene 56 

Evelina  C 45 

Gerrit .39,47.  03,  169 

Gosen 44 

llavmen 40,  47 

Hendrick .17,  39,  43,  191 

Hendrick  I. 176 

Hendrickie 39 

Henrietta 45,  51,  417 

Henry 45,  47 

Henry  1 39,45,46,  47 


Index. 


111 


Bogart,  Isaac. ...32, 39,  40,  45, 

4",  93,  in,  184,  187,  321 

Isaac  II 32.  260,  289 

Isaac  Henry 39.46,  51 

Jacob 32,  38,  44,  45 

Jacob  1' 39,  44,  15 

James  1I_ 51 

Jane 40,  47 

Jannet|c.  ...32,  37,  43,  68, 

187,  191 

JelHs 45 

Johanna 39,  45,  so 

Johannes :',9,  45 

John 4.S,  50.  51,  5S 

John  (Capt.)..45,  46,  5n,  51 

John  H 45,  51,  53 

John  V 45 

Kate  II 54,  61 

Magdalen 168 

Magdalen  M...47,  53, 169, 

170,  171 

Magdaleua,  32,  38, 44,  49,  57 

Margaret 48,  54,  (io 

Maria 32,38,  44,  45 

Mary  (1 45 

Marv  R 54 

Nicholas  C 56 

Orlando  M 56 

Peter 39,  44 

Phillip  U.  A 45 

l'ieter 38.  39,  44 

Pieter    1 38,39,44,  49 

Rachel,  32,  37,  38.  43,  67, 

69,70,73,  190 

Rebecca .IS.  39,  44 

Rykert 39 

Sarah 44,45,  57,  13.5 

Stephen  V.  11 45,  50 

Victor  M , 47 

Willempie 38,  43,  44 

William  II 47,  56 

William   II.  I...  47,  53, 

54,  60,  61 

Bogert,  Amanda  S 50 

Amelia 55 

Ann  A v 56 

Anna 42 

Annelje 36,  48 

Beeltje 36.  42,  43 

Catalina 35 

Cathalyua 47,  54 

Charles 47 

Claas 36, 42,  43 

Cornelia 35,  36,  47,  54 

Cornells.  36, 42,  43,  49,  55,  63 

Cornelius 35,  42,  49 

Cornelius  J 48,  55 

Cornelius  N 49 

Cornelius  R 55 

DavidS 49,  56 

Dolly 47 

Howard  I, 55 

Edward  S ..50,  57 

Eliza,  47,  54,  55,  241,  245, 

218,  249 

Elizabeth 35,36,  42 

Elolse 56 

Evert  36 

C.errit 43 

Urandon  A 50 

(lrlet|e 36 

(Sysbert 35,  36,  63 

llanna  63 

Harmcn   II 47,54,  245 

Harriet  L 56 

Harriet  S 50 

Hendrlck 36.  42,  43 

Henrlcus 43 

Henrietta'  E 50 

Henry 42,  48 

Hcnrv  K 56 

Horatio  G 42 

Isaac 47 

Isabell 43 

Isabella 42 

Isabella  L 50 

Jacobus  (James). ..42, 48,  55 

James,  Jr 55 

James  L 48,  55 

Jan 36,  42,  48 

Jane 47 


Bogert,  Jannetjen 63 

Johannes 35,    36 

Jdhn 35,  42,  48,    55 

John,  Jr 48,  49,    55 

John  G 55 

John  L II 

John  S .50 

Katharine  E 50 

Lawrence 35 

Margaret 42 

Margrietje 36,    43 

Maria 35 

Mary 35 

Mary  C 50 

Mary  L 55 

Marytle 48 

Matthew 35 

Nicholas  ...35,  36,  42,  48,    49 

Nicholas  C 49,    56 

Peter 35,  48,  55,    56 

Peter  B 55 

Petrus 36 

Pieter 35 

Rachel 42 

Robert 56 

Rosalie  B _ 57 

Sarah 42 

Stephen  M 50 

Stephen  V.  R 26,50,    57 

Tennis  G 29 

Theunis  G 29 

Thomas  L 55 

Willemtle 35 

Bokee,  Abraham 13,    15 

Catalina 10,    15 

Maria 10,    13 

Boogaert,  Ilendrick 22 

William  J 22 

Booth,  Catharine 280,  287 

Borchard,  Amelia 62 

Johau  P 62 

Johannes 62 

Hords,  Maria 344 

Borgard,  Amalia 62 

Anna 62 

Betty 61 

Coenrad 62 

Conrad 62,    63 

Eva 63 

Geesche 62,    63 

Gcrrit 62,    63 

Ilendrick 63 

Hendryk  63 

Jail 62,    63 

Johannes 63 

Marytje 62,    63 

Peter 62 

Petrus 63 

Borghard,  Eva 62 

Eyt.le 62 

Hendryk 62 

Marvt]e 62 

Borghart,  Mallie 62 

Nlcolaus 62 

Peter 62 

Bosch,  Dorothy 32 

Eva 63 

Boskirk.  Joost 393 

Bourne,  Mary  K 75 

Bovie,  Catharina 374,  375 

Bowen;  Henry 277 

James 191,  419 

William 277 

Boyd,  Anna  M 155 

Bavard 151,  155 

Charlotte 155 

Elizabeth  L 155 

Helen  L 155 

James  V 108 

John  M 203,  212 

R.  II 148 

Richard  L 155 

Susan 155 

Brace,  Henry 216,292.  352 

Bradt,  Albert  A 115 

Antony 160 

Arent  A 224 

Ariaanlie 224,  226 

Barbara 394,  399,  400 

Barent. 180,  399 

Barent  J 174 


Bradt,  Daniel 114 

Dirk  B 180 

Elizabeth 267,  271,  273 

Frederick 197 

Gerrit 231 

Henrlcus 273 

Johannes  A 395 

Maria 39 

Maritje  B 18(1,  181,  258 

Susanna 180 

Wlllempie,  31,  38,  43,  44, 

129,  142 
Braisted,  Elizabeth,  233, 237, 

238,  241 

Brandow,  Christina 62 

Nicholas 62 

Brasher,  Abm 48 

Elizabeth 48 

Bratt,  Agiiletje 126,  139 

Barbara 144 

Bernard 139 

Egbert 119,  142 

Jannetje 136 

John 394 

Susanna 132 

Brattle,  Catharine 385 

Brazier,  Francis 3 

Breese,  Arthur 152 

Harriet 406,  412 

Sarah 137, 152, 163,  164 

Brenizer,  Mary  A 281.  283 

Breutse,  Elsie 382 

Brevoort.  Henry 21 

Henry  L 21 

J.  Carson 21 

Brewster,  Julia 213 

Virginia 213 

William 213 

Bridges.  Ann 3 

Biles,  Hendrlck 374 

Briggen,  Charles 239 

Brinckerhotr,  Abraham    S, 

45,  417 

Henrietta  B 417 

Joris  A 28 

Brltton,  Catharine 242 

BroadhcaU,  Daniel 257 

Broadhurst,  Jonathan 8,    11 

Samuel 11 

Brocaw,  Mary 78,    79 

Brockhols,  Anthony 360 

Judith 358.  360 

Bronck,  Annaatje 295 

Casparus 293,  295,  296 

Bronk,  Charlotte 301 

Henry 302 

Jonas 301 

Leonard  301 

Peter  C 302 

Susan  C 301 

Bronson,  Julia  A 404 

Brooks,  Jonathan 267 

Peter 267,  416 

Rebecca.. 263,  267 

Broughton,  Stephen 3 

Bron wer,  Cathrina,  236, 256, 

275,  276 

William 275 

Brown, 48 

Andrew  E 252 

Anthonv  T.  E 252,  421 

Archibald  R 252,  421 

Frederic  W 251,252,  421 

Frederick  W.,  Jr. . .  .252,  421 

Howard  T 78 

Joseph  M - 252,  421 

Lydia  M 252,  421 

Mary 266 

1 270 

W.Howard 78 

Bui,  Cornelia  S 92     93 

Bulkley,  48 

Abel  48 

Bullock,  Ellen 243,  251 

Burcharts,  Catheryn 357 

Burchgraen".  Hendrick  A., 

343   344 
Mayken  H.,  183,  343,  344] 

345,  383 

Burdick,  C.  W 280 

Charles  L 286 


IV 


Index. 


Burdick,  Frank  6 286 

Walker  V_ 286 

William  T 284,  286 

Burgaert,  Coonradt 63 

John G3 

Burgoyne,  General  — 200 

Hurhans.  Catharynljc  . .  120,  132 
Unmet.  William  (Gov.).  ..  232 
Burnett,  Catharine  O.G.  L.,  166 

Henry  L 164,  166 

Lansing 106 

Robert  I. 333 

Rurnsidc,  General 1GU,  211 

Burnsides,  Jane 131 

Burr,  Anna  P 249,  250 

Anna  II 219 

CatalinaT.  K 215 

Cathallne  T.  E 249 

Elizabeth 2411,  244.  247 

Jacob  II.  T.  E 24ii 

Joseph 244 

Margaret  T.  E.,  245, 249,  4IJC 
412 

Margaret  W 249 

Mary  L 24'J 

William  M.,  241,245,249,  250 
412 

Hurt,  Druscilla 100,  151 

Burton,  Elizabeth 01 

Burwell.  Dudley 335 

Bury,  Charles  E 411 

Bushnell  Sarah  A 302 

Buskirk,  John 221 

Bussing.  Arm 15 

Mizaucth 10.    15 

Peter 14.     17 

Susannah 14,    17 

Buxton.  Sarah  A 281 

Byvanck,  Peter 48,    56 

c. 

Calvin, 309 

Campbell.  John 214 

Julia • 211 

LockwoodK 203,  214 

Pauline 214 

Virginia 214 

Cantlne,  Elizabeth 295 

Carl,  Uriah 95.  110 

Carroll.  Anna 208 

Arlond 20.1,  208,  211 

ElvaA 214 

Harry  R 211 

Hciirv 208,  214,  215 

John  N  ~ 208 

Carson,  Laura 21 

Carstang,  Judith 13 

Carter,  Amanda 133,  1  !.'> 

Susan 401,  -i05,  110,  411 

Cary,  Anne 168 

Zenas 44 

Casey,   William  II 61 

Casserly,  Piof. 212 

Chadtvick,  Elisha 415 

Chamberlain,  Ida 211 

Chainnlin,  John  J 295 

Chandler, Thenp'lu- P. Jr.64.    ►"> 

Cbapin,  William 97 

ChapmaiK  Ann  M 274 

AnnaM 272 

Wllpam 274 

Claas,  Cornells 28 

Pietcr 3(3.  311 

Claase,  Jacob 352,  357 

Clapp,  Alfred 405,408,  409 

•Anna  L 409 

Arthur 409 

Cathalina: 409 

Cornelius  W 409 

Frederick 409 

Helen 408 

William  II 4iis 

Clark,  Fanny 213 

(Jeradus.... 55 

.lames 221 

James  .1 213 

Julia  A 201,  214 

Ruins  W  21? 

Susan  M 169 

William 112 


Clement,  Erskinc 

Clinton,  DcWttt. • 

Governor 18,  46, 

Clute.Anna  193,194,196,197, 

Anna  T 

Bata 197, 

Charles  II 

Dirk 

Elizabeth 

Frederick  

Helen 19-1, 

Jacob  

Jan 293, 

Jesse  H 

Johannes 191. 

Johannes  G.._ 

John  D 282, 

Melvin  B 

Cockle,  Susan  T 53,169, 

Washington 

Codwees,  Marltle 

Cod  wise,  Sarah 232, 

Coeymans,  Anna  M 231, 

Barent 

Geertruy 228, 229, 231, 

Peter  P    

Samuel 

Coffin,  Eliza  F 

Elizabeth  

Colbridge,  De.W.Itt  C 

Coleman,   Ella 

Collins,  Edward 

ilichard 

Couell,  Jan 

Coneyn,  Philip 

Sally :iofl, 

Conselyea,  Grietjc 

Jan 

Margariet 29, 

Couwcll,  Jefferson  F 

Convn,  Agnietje 

Ant|e     

Dirck  

FyUc 

Johannes 

Leemiert 

Peter 

Philip 

Philip  L 353, 

Saarlle 

Conyne,  Deborah  ...276,280, 

Hester 276, 

Cook,  Elizabeth 

James  P 

Jane 

Sarah  E 208, 

Cooke,  Terbune 

Cooper,  Anuatlc liii,  121, 

Annetle 

Charles  He  K 

Cornelia 121, 

Eliza'h..  118,126,138, 139, 
Cooper,  Obadiah 121. 126, 

Samuel 

Sara 

Susan  M 334, 

William 332,  334,  341, 

Cornells,  Beeltje 

Cornelisen,  Angenilic 

Cornelissen,  Louens 

Costar,  Anna 

Anthony 292, 

Christina 292,  299,  3110, 

llendrick 

Coster,  Anna 

llendrick 113, 

Cottle,  Anthony  C 

Henry  Van  B 

John 

JoHeph  It 300, 

Peter 

Cowenhoven,  Catharine.,17. 

Dinah 16, 17,  18,20, 

Dorothea 

Johannes .' 

John 17. 

John  N 

Maria 17,20,21, 

Susan 

Cowper,  Elizabeth 268, 

Cox,  James  W 


Coxc,  Cleveland  (Bishop)...  165 

Grace  C 164,165.  418 

Crane,  ^Caroline  E 246,  250 

Hector  II 250 

Joseph 360 

Cregier,  Bastiaen 260 

Martin 343,  344 

Samuel 255 

Crittenden,  Sophia 298 

Crolius,  John 17  9 

Crom,  Geysbert 35 

Croon.  Catrliia 323,  350,  351 

Dirk  J 323 

John 323 

Crosby,  James  F 397 

Cross,  Arelice 420 

Allan  (E.) 2416,  420 

Clarence  (E. ) 206,  420 

David 206,  420,  421 

JMward(W.) 206,  420 

Percy 420 

dimming,  Julia  B 247 

Curtis,  Clara 112 

F.  C 108 

Cushncy,  James 99 

Cuvler,  Abraham 5,  234,  394 

Anna 318 

Catalyntjc ;:....  240 

Catharina ill,  234,  239 

Cornells 329 

Cornells  J 394 

Elsie 232,  237 

Eva  318,  319 

Harmanus 299, 300,  301 

Hendrlck 318 

Hester 212 

John  A 3S7 

John  11 301 

Margarita 236 

Nicholas  5 

Sarah 2,      5 

William 75 

1). 

Dalsen,  John  T 154 

Daly,  Philip :. 48 

Dame,  Elizabeth 224,  226 

liftmen.  Maria 343,  344 

Daniels,  Aunetje 228,  230 

Dates.  Harriet  A 282,  288 

Davis,  Admiral 215 

Charles  II  ., 2os,  215 

Elizabeth 215,  393 

George 360 

Solomon  393 

Day,  William 211 

DcBeelen,  Caroline 61 

Debost,  Charles 56 

Deckker,  Catrina 63  . 

Dcderlck, 221 

Betsey 294 

William 291 

DeForeest,  Allda 132,  144 

<!athalvntJo...90,344,S4S,  347 

Cornelia 143 

Isaac 144 

Jesse 178 

Maria  347 

Maritie 176,  178 

Philip 265,  316 

DcForest,  Anna 121 

Catharine. 70, 73, 1 16, 122,   161 

Jesse 96,  195 

Johannes   195 

Maria 390 

Philip 73,  122 

Sarah 91,96,98,   111 

Susannah Ill 

DeGarmo,  Johannes 255 

Maritjc  (Maria) 180,  181 

Pierre 181 

DcGraai,  Arent 309,  310 

Claas 196 

Jeremiah   196 

Johannes 319 

John 31o 

Margriel 174 

Neellje 309,  310 

Nicholas 227 


Index. 


DcGraff.AnnetJe,  276,281 .  282, 
283, 

Daniel 

Gazena .  .275, 276, 27'J,  280, 

,7an .. 

Jesse 

Simon  

Pe  Graw,  Cornelia 36, 

Gerrit 

DeGron",  Sarah 

IteGroot,  Gerrit 

Hannah 10, 

Dellurt.  Hannah 411, 

Lie  Hoogen  (  I*o  Hooves  ) 
Catharina 324, 

(  "  )  Johannes.... 
DeKay,  Katrinu,  378,383,392, 
Delafield,  Tallmagc 

Tallmagc  Jr 54, 

Tallmaee   1* 

Delamuter,  Ahraham 10, 

Cathlina 

Cornelia 

Dirck  47. 

.Ian 26, 

Jane 

John 

Mary 

Ruth 24, 

Tanneke 26, 

Tannetie 

Delauey,  Surah  1* 

Demarest,  John 

Rebecca 16. 

DcMctscIaer,  Dlrkle  T  ....... 

DcMeycr,  E  izabcth 207, 

Lytlia 65, 

Nicholas 

Dempster,  Orvea  W  

Sarah  A 

Demo,  Isabella  B 281. 

Dcniston,  James 

Dcnnison.  Elizabeth 

Denniston,  Isaac 

Denyse.  Cornells 28,87,88 

Tennis »... 

DcPeystcr,  Anna 69,72, 

Johannes 72. 

Rachel 212, 

Derickson,  Mamie 

Jloltidder,  Annaljc 

Catrine 181, 

Evert 

Gerrit 

Di-Voe.  Gecrtruy 106,167, 

Jan 

Jean 

Lena 167, 

Marytje 

Huelolf. 

DeVos,  Andries 

Catalina  (Andries) 

DoWandelaer.Elizubcth  .TBI, 


Peter  

DcWandluer,  AgniH|c....86, 

Johannes,  Jr 

DeWees,  Monroe 


HcWitt,  CcMc  198.202,203,204,  205 

Jolin 202 

Nancy .-. 202 

Petronella..  228,  230,  233,  231 

Dexter,  Mrs.  George 391 

Dew  Derick 28 

(ireetle 28 

Dey  Erniond,  John 274 

Dibble.  Edward 214 

Dickenson.  Charles 126 

Reuben 76 

Sarah 126 

Dickinson, 73 

Anna 410 

Charles 42 

Dillenback.  Charles 287 

Dobbyn,  Anne 81,    82 

William  A 82 

Dockstader.  Ann 281 

Elizabeth 281 

Dodds.  John 227 

Doll,  Anna  330,  .",31,332,  334,  335 


Doll,  George  J.  L 331 

Doolittlc,  Charles  A 75 

LydiaA 280,  287 

Doras,  Ellen 265.  266 

Dorcheson,    (  Doncheson ) 

Margaret 68,324,  344 

Douglas.  Elizabeth 233,  238 

Douw.IAaltJe  (Alida)  73,74, 

143, 161,  162 
Abraham...68,  71,74,118, 

122,  240 

Ailrian  60 

Amines  64,65,  66,67,68, 

70,73,  161 

Ann  de  1* 75 

Anna 67,  69,  72 

Anna  tie  P 77 

Annetjc 65,67,  73 

Annie 70 

Annitie 70,  73 

lleeckman 77 

Caat|e  V  ....30,32,183, 181, 

186,  187,  197,  320 

Caroline  E 70 

Carrie  S 7-.i 

Catharina 67 

Catharine 73.  76,  122 

I         Catharine  . 1 78 

I        Catharine  L 75.  77 

Catherine 67 

Catriemm 72 

Catrlna(Caal|e)  60,  00 

Cutryn 06.  6s 

Charles  G 77 

Chloc  A 70 

Cornells .72,    71 

Cornelius 72,  76,    79 

Daviil 73 

Deborah  A 79 

Deborah  M 76 

Derick 70,  73,  76.  78,  79 

Doiot.he 65,    67 

Dorothea 68 

Dorothv 72 

Elizabeth...6, 7, 68. 69, 74,    79 

Elmer..: 79 

Elsie 71 

Elsie 65,  60 

Engcltie '....  65 

Femmetle 69 

Garret  ..' 74 

Gcerje 70 

Geertie 73,  76 

George 76 

George  W 79 

(ierrit 76,  79 

Greetie 65,  352,  357,  350 

Harriet  M     75 

Harriet.  V.  II 77 

Helen  ¥ 77.  147 

Helen  1. "7 

Helen  M 79 

Hcnilrick  65,68,  60,70,71. 

73,  SIB,  358 

Henricns 71 

Henry  A 77 

Henry  C 77 

Irene  79 

Jan  64,    66 

Jan   A 66,  68.  69 

Jane 76 

Jannetle 74 

Johannes  67,68,69,  70,71, 

73,  74 

Johannes  C 74 

Johannes  <le  1* 72 

Johannes  V 30,  37 

John  70,73,  76,78,  79 

John  11 79 

JohnC 74,76,  70 

John  ile  P  6, 72,  71,75,76, 

77,  79 

John  Van  A 76 

John  .Tun  K 76 

Jonas 65,66,67,  69 

Jonas  V 103 

Juillth 73 

Julia  A 77 

Lawrence 76 

Lillie 79 

Linda M 79 


Douw,  Louisa 75 

Lydla _, 70, 187,  190 

Lyntje  ...~ 71,    71 

Lysbeth  64 

Madalena 72 

Magdalena 67,  69,    72 

Mahtelync 70 

Margaret 73,  244 

Margaret  L 75,    77 

Margareta 68,  325 

Margariet 72 

Margarita 60.72,235,  240 

Margrlet 60 

Margriet]c 71 

Maria 69,72,73,  236 

Maria  II 76 

Mary 75 

Mary  J 70 

Mary  I, 77 

Marvtje 66 

Matilda  70 

Mvnrlert  S 72 

Neeltje  61,    68 

Pascal  ¥ 77 

Peter 76 

Peter  Van  N 76.78,    70 

Petrus 7,67,69,72;    73 

Phebc 7.1 

Pieter  W 71,    74 

Pieterje  68 

Pietnis 72 

Rachel 67,    73 

Hagcl 72 

Rageltie  69 

Rebecca 65 

Revuicr 67 

Sarah 73,    76 

Sarah  A 79 

Sybrant 74 

Thomas  \V 70 

Volrkert..  61,65.66,67. 68, 

69,70,71,72,73,74,  325 

Volckert,  Jr 71 

Volckert.  A 71,  391 

Volckert  Amlries 70,  190 

Volckert  J 64,65,66,67. 

68,  181,224,352,  357 

Volckert  P 72,74,76.    77 

Volckertlc 65 

Volkert  An 30,    37 

Volkert  P 7 

WtHein 71 

Wilhelmus 67,    70 

William : 70 

William  11 70 

Downing,  Jerome  F 61.  290 

Mary  Isabel  11 60,61,  290 

Don,  Abraham 53.I6I>,I67, 

168,169,171.  175 

Alice  II 160 

Allila 166 

AnncC 160 

Anne  II 160 

Caroline  M 171 

Cathlina  L 53,169,  17o 

Charles 171 

Dudley  W 160 

Edward 170 

Elizabeth 167,  168 

Ernest  1! 171 

Eeytje 16s 

Frederick  L 171 

Geertruy 168 

George  D 169 

George  II 169,  171 

George  T 53,  169 

Gerrlt  L.47,53,168,169,170,  171 

Hamilton  B 53,  160 

Hatley  H 160 

Henry  B 53, 169,  171 

Henry  C 160 

Henry  L 171 

Isaac 107,  168 

Jacob 166,168.  176 

Jan 167,  168 

Johannes 166,  167 

John  11 169 

John  L 53,168,  169 

Julia  C 171 

Margaret  N 53,  169 

Margarita 167 


& 


VI 


Index. 


Dox,  Maria 16r.,  167 

Marltie 167 

Mary  U 169 

Mary  II 1611 

Myndert 168 

I'cter 53,168,170,  171 

Peter  G 169 

Peter  M 169 

Plctcr... 131, 166,167,168, 

169,  170 

Rebecca 168,  17(1 

Sablna 169 

Samuel 166,  167 

Susan  L 53,169,  171 

Thomas 166,  167 

Wyutje 168 

Drake,  Julia  C 191,119,  42(1 

William  II 191,419,  420 

Prayer,  Andrew 350 

Drinckwater,  Hester 174 

Duane,  Anthony 9 

Dubois,  Annaatje 222 

Itenjamin 219,222,  223 

Margaret 223 

Margrietje 222 

Neeltje 222 

Sara 219,  221 

Solomon 221.  222 

William 223 

Ducking,  Aeltle 228,  23(1 

Duer,  Jiil  wan) :»l 

John K4.    85 

Sara  Du  P 85 

Duke,  Colonel 159 

Dumon'l,  Catiiarina 297 

John  B 297 

Margarict 308,  31(| 

Duniont,  Abraham 188 

Cataliua 188 

Catharine 188 

Francyntje 196 

Ucnilrick 188 

Henry 186,  188 

Jannctje  ...  188,  353,  358,  36(1 

Johannes  „ 188 

John  0..." 188 

William 180 

Dunbar   Ueertruy 272, 

273,  274 

John 128 

Lavinus 273 

Robert  322 

William 322 

Duncan,  Louisa  II 205 

Dunham,  Curtis 303 

Dunning,  Augustus 213 

Charles  213 

Helen 213 

Jacob 213 

Oliver 203,  213 

Robert 213 

Theodore 213 

Du  Pont,  Algernon _  248 

Antoinc  1 84 

Catherine  K.  [> 84 

Ellen  E 84 

Evelina 84 

Henry 82,83,  SI,    85 

Henry  A 84 

Henry  F 84 

IjOUisa  G 74 

Louise  K S4 

Mary 84,    85 

MarvC 84 

Sara 84,    85 

Sophie  M 84,     85 

Victor  85 

VIctorineE 84,  8'i,  248 

William 84,    85 

Du  Trieux.  Philip 376 

Susanna  376,377,378,379, 

380,  381 

Dyckman,  Jacob 14 

Rebecca 16 

Dyer,  June  L 150 

E. 

Earl,  Samuel 148 

Eastman,  Anna  Q 206,  4211 

Clarance 206,  421 


Eastman, IraA.,203,  206,420,  421 

Jnnc  Q 208 

Easton,  Ann..27(>,  280,284,286, 

287,  288 

Eaton,  Martin 297 

Eekler,  Peler  M 222,  223 

Eilsall,  Hannah 10,    15 

John 10.    15 

Edwards,  Anne 82 

Fanny  W 410 

Frank 410 

Mary 410 

Oscar 405,  410 

Oscar  W 410 

Thumas 82 

Egberts,  Agnes 302 

Annelje 182 

Anthony, 302 

Barent 181 

Benlamiu 125.  182 

Egbert  T.  Jr. 182 

Egbertien 255 

Egbcrtje 180 

Femmetje 182 

Lena 182 

Maria 181,234,139,243,  244 

Marltie 134,137,  182 

Marytle... 118,125, 239,242. 

258,  259 

Eghcrtse,  Abraham 182 

Annetje 182 

Anthonyr. 1H2 

Barent    182 

Itcnlamin 182,  259 

Egbert]! 182 

Jacob  V  182 

John 182 

Maria 182 

Petrus 182 

Kachel 182 

Rebecca 182 

Egbertscn,  Henrietta 302 

Egbcrtson,  Henry 8 

Egniont,  Jacob 116 

Jannet|e 2 

Eights.  Abraham 12 

Catharine 12 

Eldrccl,  S..  R 79 

Elliot,  Major 159 

Sallie  1) 215 

Ellis.  DeLancy  M 212 

Edwin 212 

Unv  W 212 

Thomas 320 

Eltinge,  Elsie  218,  220 

John 220 

Rachel 219.  222 

William 219 

Etteu,  Maria 309 

■Suing,  Maike 33.    40 

Everts,  (Evertse)Aaltie,  183,  185 

Annatle 343, 344, 345,  346 

Cornelia 25, 29, 35, 36,    37 

Dirck 183 

Klbertje..; 325 

Jan :....  344 

Johannes 121 

Maria 118,124,  131 

Kvertson, : 142 

Alida.'. 273 

John 272,  273 

F. 

Falrburn,  F 23s 

Fairchild,  Harriet 243. 

Falls.  Adeline 

Charles 

Cornelia  II _... 

DeWittC 

Margaret 

Theodore 

William  A 

William  II 99, 

Farmer,  William 

Farrell,  Catharine  A 

Kay,  Henry  B 

•  John 45, 

John  ,lr .' 

Ferris,  Isaac 

Mary  V.  R 


Ferris,  Mrs.  M.  P 76 

Morris  P 77 

Field,>)enjamin 360 

Jeremiah 358,  360 

John „ 360 

Margaret 360 

Mary 360 

Michiel 360 

Teunis 360 

Finch,  Sarah 143 

Fine,  Elizabeth 238 

Euphcmia 238 

Frederick 12,  233,  238 

John 238 

Mary 238 

Kachel 12,  238 

Finney,  Mattle  J 286 

Firth,  280 

Fisher,  John 281 

Margaret 360 

Flagg,  Samuel  D 50 

Flint,  Hannah 76,    79 

Flower,  Fidelia 266 

Flynt,  Dorothy 393 

Fonda,  Abraham 44,  416 

Abraham  I) 127 

Abraham  1 140 

Annietjo 398 

Alida  44.129,  143,144,260, 

203,265,267,271,  274 

Barbara. 259 

Claas 173 

Cornelia 1 11 

Douw 6,  31,  141 

Douw  B 44 

OyBbert 71 

Helena 140 

llcndrick  J 263 

Isaac 41,111.  162 

Isaac  1) 114 

Isaac  I  143 

Jacob 259 

Jacobus 44 

James 38,    44 

John 96,  111 

Magdalena 44 

Maria 44,111,132,   1.18 

Rebecca.... 26,31, 38,39,44,    89 

Sarah HI 

Stephen Ill 

Susanna 127.  140 

Wlllempie 44 

William Ill 

Forbes,  Philip  J 283 

Forman,  George 220 

Fort,  Geertruy  272 

Jacob  I 179 

John. 1 177 

Foster,  Adams 335 

Andrew  241,  244,245,247,  248 

Anna  E 248,  250 

Antolne  L 84,85,  248 

Herman  'I'.  E 244,  248,  250 

Jaber 243 

Jacob  J'.  G 245 

Margaret  T.  E...244,  247,  412 

Marv  P 84,  248 

Snsan 109,332,  335,  341 

Fox,  Katharine 148,  149 

Franchot,  Helen  F 74,    76 

Pascal 76 

Franconnler,  Peter 3 

Frank,  Isaac 281 

Franklin.  Adelaide  \  340 

Benjamin  \V 340 

Freeman,  Anna  II 157 

Elizabeth  T 157 

Jonathan  W 157 

Margaret 97,99, 104,  112 

Margaret  II 157 

Marv  W 157 

Peter 99 

Samuel  II 153, 155,  15B 

Frclinghuysen,  Theodore....  336 

French,  Abel 334 

Anna 334 

KlizabethV.il 334 

Francis 334 

Isaac  V 334 

James  M 332,  334,  335 

I        James  V 334 


Index. 


vii 


French,  Julia 334 

Sarah 334 

Fryer,  Elizabeth  126,130.29'.),  301 

John i:»,  an,  203 

Lydia  242,260,261,262,  263 

Sarah 203,  271 

Fuller, 3113 

Josephine 282,  2*s 

Milton  A 148  1 

U. 

Gale,  Cornelia  De  F 99,  KB 

John  B 105 

William  B 206 

Gallagher,  Annie 14fi 

Ganneur,  Gcorgiana  f U2 

Gansevonrt,  Annette  — 20t,  202 

Catharine 149,  10*1 

Catharine  C.  .164, 368,  .WO, 

370,  371 

Catharine  1> 72,75,    77 

Erne 123 

Elsie 94 

General 202 

Harman 202 

Harnien 69 

Johannes 5,    69 

Leonard.. ..70, 98,102, 242,  368 

Leonard,  Jr 390 

Mrs.  Leouard,  Jr 102 

Lysabet fi« 

Magdalcna 239,212,  243 

Maria 96,98,     99 

Peter 13li,IOO,202,  231 

Oanlenier,  Andrics 177 

Cornelia 121    126 

Neeltjc 175,177,  178 

Sara 177 

Gardner,  Thomas  C 43 

Oarlock,  Elijah 280 

Garner,  John 221 

Garrilson.  Clarence 79 

Rcvnier  V.  N 79 

William  V.  N 79 

Garst,  Perry 210,  215 

Perry  Q 210 

Gantler.  Daniel 3"> 

Gebhard,  Eleanor  D 298 

Gerbrants.  Margarita 67 

Gerhard,  Albert  P 8.1 

AnnaM 8(1 

Anna  K NO 

Anne 82 

Anthonv 80 

Arthur  H 8.1 

Henlaniln 81,    83 

Catherine 80 

Conrad 3:1,811,    81 

Kleonora 81 

Elizabeth 80.    81 

Frederic 80.    81 

George  S 83 

Ileiirvdu  P 82 

Jacob 80 

John 80,    81 

John  S 83 

Louisa 82,83,84,     85 

Mary 81 

Paul 80 

Peter so 

Rachel 81 

Sallv  !1 83 

Sarah  P 83 

Thomas 81.    82 

William R1.82,     83 

William  P 82 

William    W 81,     82 

Gerritse,  Annatlf 172,  173. 

174,  175 

Gerritle 225 

MuritJeR  313,  317 

Gerritscn,  Effle 9 

Ryer 114,  317 

Gcrritsle,  Hybert 114 

Gem-,  John 393 

Sarah 393 

Gibbons,  Amelia 158 

Elizabeth 203,  206 

James 206 

Gibson,  Catharine  0 152, 

163,165,  166 


Gibson,  Henry  1! 163 

Gilbert,  Colonel 158 

Joseph 221 

Phoebe 220 

Gill,  Christina 81 

Gillender,  Augustus 369 

Glen,  Anna,  235, .'380 386,387. 

394,395,  396 

Catharine  S..113,115,120,  121 

Debora 6 

Elizabeth  S...377.381, 390, 

391,  392 
Helena....  71,114,118,122, 

121,125,126,  127 

Hendrick 268 

Jacob 378 

Jacob  S 65,67,118,276, 

280,379,386,  395 

Jacobus 379 

Johannes  (S.) 376,  379 

John  S lie 

Robert.  K 381 

Glendorl',  Johannes 351 

Glovcf,  Sarah 170 

Goewey,  Barber.) 166 

Sara  S 352,356,  357 

Sarah 128,  .'151 

Solomon 351 

Golden,  Elizabeth 168 

Goldsborongh,  Admiral,  211.  215 

Goodrich.  Eliza  M 164,  165 

Guy  II 166 

Goodwin,  Captain 237 

Goul,   Nancv  F 415 

Gould,  Ella  1) 77 

Green.  Achilla  S 281.  283 

Elizabeth 216 

lluldah 403,412,  413 

Jacob; 217 

Jacob  M 216 

Margrietjc 217 

Maria 216 

Mrs.  Mary  217 

I'leter 217 

Sylvester 217 

Greene,  Catharine 243,  251 

William 79 

Greenleaf,  Anna 2(14,  214 

Catharine 204,  214 

Eleanor 214 

Kliza 204 

Enieline  214 

Emelino  M 214 

James  L 214 

Joseph 204,  214 

Thomas 202.203,204,  214 

William 393 

Gregory,  Arlbur  E 151 

Florence  L 151 

Frank  A 150,  151 

Frank  A.  Jr 151 

Lewis  R 266 

Grevenradt,  Atida 322 

Elizabeth .234 

Hendrick  (Uenry)...320, 

321,  322 

Henry 322 

Isaac 321 

Maria 322 

Grldln,  Maria  T 99,  104 

Groesbeck,  Abram 89 

Anna 89 

Anthony 90 

Barbar 172,173,  176 

Barber 86 

Catalyna 86,314,345,  347 

Catarina 89 

Oatclyna 89 

Cathalina 390,  398 

Catharina R7,  400 

Catharine  V.  D 91 

Cathrina 87,    91 

Catrina 88,    89 

Catrine 86 

Catryna 87,    89 

Claas  (Nicholas) 86,     87 

Claas.1 87,  173 

Cornells 90,    91 

David  ...86,  88,  89,  9(1,  91  325 

David  Jr 90 

Dirk 89 

Eliza. 91 


Groesbeck,  Elizabeth 86, 

87,89,  173 

Goertruy...-. 86,    89 

Gerardus..". 87,89,  178 

Gertruv 89 

Mamies 88 

Harmon 88,    90 

Jacob 86,87,88,    90 

Jacobus 87,    88 

Jannetjc 90 

Johannes.. 86,87, 88,89,90,  195 

Johannes  C 195 

John 88,    89 

Lucretia ; 91 

Lysbeth 87 

Margarita 89,176,  178 

Maria 8S,89,    91 

Mary 88 

Melnard 90 

Mehrert 88 

Neelt|e 87,     88 

Nicolaas 90 

Nicholas 86,87,88,89,  190 

Pinter 88,89,     90 

Rebecca 86,     89 

Sally  A 91 

Stephen 114 

Stephanos .86. 87,    89 

Willem 86,87,88,91,  315 

Wllleni  C 88 

William 90,    91 

Wouter 31,38,87,86,89,    90 

Wouter  N 90 

Groot,  Abraham 308,  310 

Abraham  S 254,  207 

Cornells 207.  264 

Dirk  S 197 

Elizabeth 197,260,  264 

Harmanus 257 

Hester '....30R,  310 

Johannes  S 380 

Rebecca 194,  197 

Gross,  Barbara 276,  281 

Grosvener,  Clara 54 

Cornelia 04 

Elisha  W 54 

(Grosvenor)  Godfrey  I. 

47,    54 

Ilarman  B 04 

Margaret 04 

Mary 04 

Virginia 54 

Guie,  Marie  J 77 

Gullck,  Fernandus 4 

Guslin,  Joshua 410 

Gyaoertsie,  Nellclje 193,  195 

H. 

Haas,  Hattie 248 

Louis 248 

Hageman,  Adrian 230 

Eliza 228,  230 

Haggart.  Elizabeth 281 

Hailes.  William  Jr 108 

Haines,  Mary  L 342 

Halenbeck,  Abraham....302.  359 

Casper  359 

Dirck 359 

Isaac  A 302-  _ 

Jan 309 

Jannctje 309 

Jeronimus 359 

Maria 269  ■ 

Mlchiel 359 

Rachel 359 

Samuel 359 

Sara  359 

William  J.  C 353,  359 

Hall,  Johannes 308 

Hallenbeck,  Anna 26,32,   <33 

Dorothea 164 

Isaac  C 32  . 

Jacob 256 .. 

Ilalsted.'Mary  L 336,  342 

William  M 342 

Hamilton,  Eliza  M 371 

General 135 

Thomas 371 

Hammond,  Hannah  R...369,  371 

Samue  1 „.. 371 

Hancock.John 393 


Vlll 


Index. 


Hanse,  Brectlc 172,  173, 

Elsje 65, 

Johannes 

Hansen,  Harney 

Delinru 2,4,5,6, 

Hans  II 

Hendrick 

Margaret 

Margarita 264,  266, 

Hardenberg,  Barendoua 

Neeltje 

Hardick,  Constantsa 

Ilaring,  l'ictcr  J 

I  Iarker.  ( iencral 

Harmense.  Elbert 

Harris,  Philip 

W.  K 

Hart,  Helen  M.  II Ml, 

Henry 

Joseph  R  

Hartman,  Fytle 

Hasbrouck, 295, 

Abraham  „... 

Elsje  218, 

Haswell,  Matilda 244, 

Hawley,  Anna  It 

Anna  L 15-'l, 

Klixabetli  W 

Ethel 

Frances  B 

Frederick  1! 

(iideon 138.  153, 150, 

Henry  Q 153, 166, 

Henry  Q.  ,lr 


153, 


Leighton  A 

Margaret . .,. 

Margarita  L 

Roswell 163, 

Samuel  B 

Sarah  E 153, 

Stanton  B 

William  Y 

Hazard,  Martha  W.   K 

Hazcltlne,  Fanny 

Hajmer,  Philip  B 

Hecmstraat,  Maritic 

Sara T 17i, 

Takel  I) 

lleeinstreet,  Barbara.. -.308, 
310, 

Machtilt 

Tefcd 

Ileerniance,  Andrew  N. 390, 

Henry 

Nicholas 

William  V.  B 

Heermanse,   Martin 

Hegenian.  Aaltje 

Catharine 34, 

Dennis 

Jacobus .368,360, 

Joseph 

Henderson,  .Fames 

Hendricks,  Elizabeth 

Elsje. 

Marvtje 

Peter 

Henry,  John  V 

Joseph 

Patrick 

Robert 202. 

Hcrefcs,Belet|e 228,230, 

Hermans,  Kli/.a 45.  51, 

John 

Herrick.  Cynthia 

Louisa  M 208, 

Herring.  Elberl 

Herrtngton,  Susan 

Iletlierington,  Mary 

Hewes,  Mr 

Hewetson.  James 

Hewson.  James  A 

Heyer,  .lanuetje 126, 

Hlils.  Augusta 

Horace 

Hilton,  Catharine  V 

Hinckley.  Eunice 

John 

Mary 406, 

iHinmau,  Aaron 

Gertrude 101, 

Hoes,  Catariua 326, 


Hoffman.  Charles 371 

Egbert 21 

Ilannanus 72 

Helena 21 

Jane  i! 21 

Martinus 14 

Richard  K 18.    21 

Ilogan,  Hannah 68,    71 

Margaret  0 93,94,    96 

Sophia 170 

William 68,    94 

William,  Jr 118 

Hogen,  Jurian 2 

Holden.  Mary 249 

Holland,  Henry 3,     4 

Holmes,  Abiel 394 

Ann  S 394 

John 394 

Joris  (George) 29 

Mary  J 394 

Mary  S 78 

Oliver  Wendell 3!W 

Sarah  L 394 

Hooghkerke,  A»»et|c 174 

Elizabeth 174 

llenilrickje 174 

Johannes 174 

Lucas 172,  174 

Maria 174 

liaclicl 174 

Sarah 171 

llooghkirk.  Allda 398,  401 

Hooghlandt,  Adrian 3 

Honghteeling,  Mathys 172 

/.eytje 172 

Hoogtelfng,  Abraham  C 301 

Andrew .301 

Anthony 301 

Anthony  C 3nl 

Coonradt 300,  .-ml 

John  S 302 

Hester 300,  301.  304 

Thomas 3U1 

Thomas  C 301 

lloornbeck,  Evatjc 26,    30 

Hopkins,  E 1.34 

Horn,  Hannah 17 

Houglltaling,  Charles  J 288 

Charles  S 282 

David  W 281,282,  288 

Evangellna 288 

Frederick 288 

Frederick  M 288 

Ulcu  A 288 

Helena 2S2 

Irving  W 282,  288 

James  M 282,  288 

Josephine 282 

Ralph  II  2.-.S 

Hounslield,  Alice 85 

How,  Jane  S 217 

Ilowarden,  Catharine...  328,  329 

Howe,  Lord 199 

Maria  L 206 

Howell,  Arthur 83 

Sally  L 83 

llowland,  Olivia 56 

Hoy,  Theodore 213 

Hubbard,  Cornelia 137 

Maria 137 

Robert  F 260 

Robert  J 245,  260 

William  11 260 

Hulbner,  Louis 33 

Hull,  Albert  M 280 

Hun,  Abraham 94,  96,  98,    96 

Aariaau 185 

Adrian 93,  95,  97,  110 

AnnM 98 

Annetje 95,    97 

Cataliha  96 

Catalyna 40,    47 

Catal'vutie -93,  94,  95, 

96,  110,  111,  116 

Catalyutjo 120,  121.  184 

Cathalina. ...  99,  111,401, 

405,  406,  408,  409,  410 

Cathalyna 47 

Catharine 97,  105 

Catharine  M 105 

Cathlyna 32,  40,    47 

Cornelia. 96, 97,  111 


Hun,  Cornelia  Van  E 99,  112 

Cornelis 185 

Cornelius  ...-. 93 

Dirok 93,  94,  96,  98, 

99,  111,  405- 

Wrk 131,  186 

Edward  R...  99,  105,  100, 

108,  109 

Elizabeth 98 

Elizabeth  (i 105 

Ellen  V 109 

Elsie 94,98,  99,  110,   111 

Elsje 120,  131 

Freeman 105 

Gertrude „..    99 

HarmanT 110 

Harmen....  40,  93,  94,  95, 

110,  111,  186 

Harmen  T 8,  92,93, 

118,  184,  315 

Hcndrickjc 93 

Henrikjc 185 

Henry 99,  110 

Jane 95,  111,  121,  .362 

Johannes 131,  184 

Johannis...  93,  94,  95,  96,  110 

John 99 

John  G 105 

JohllS 97,99,104,  112 

John  T 105 

Judilh 95,  110 

Leonard  (i 99,  109 

Lydia  L 99,  106 

Machtcl 95 

Marcus  T....  99,  109,  335,  341 

Margaret  106 

Maria 77,    98 

Maritie 95,  110 

Mary  F 99,105,  112 

Mary  II 97 

Mary  V 109 

Mayeke 94 

Nceltie 99 

Peregrine 97,    99 

Peter  F 99,  104,  105 

Pbtebe 95,    97 

Pieter 94 

Provost 97 

Rachel  96 

Uugcr : 185 

Rntgcr 93 

Sarah 99 

Thomas...  8,  92.  93.  94, 95, 
96,  97,  98,  99,  100,  102, 
103,  104,  105,  109,  110, 

121,  187,  392 

Mrs.  Thomas 100 

Thomas  II 93,  94,  95, 

110,  183,  181,  345 

Wendeltic  II 92 

Weintie  (Harments)..  93, 

110,  31)6,  312,  315 

Wlllcm 94,96,98,    111 

Wyntle  II 120 

Hunt,  Elizabeth 385 

John 3S5 

Hunter,  Robert 319 

Hurlburt,  Bertha,  V.  V 370 

Elista  V 369,  370 

ErnestC 370 

Uansevoort  I)e"W 370 

Jcanuette 370 

Huske,  Anne 393 

lluyck,  Audrics 129 

Arcnt ,331 

Burger 331 

Catharine 128 

Jacobus  (James)  ...  330,  331 

Marltje 119,  129,  143,  144 

Moyca 32s,  330,331, 

332,  333 
Nceltje 326,  327 

I. 

Irving,  Alexander  P fi4 

Duer  A 84 

Ellen  J)u  P h 

Henry  Du  )> m 

John  D  84 

Theopore , 146 

Ives,  Adeline 340 


Index. 


IX 


J. 

Jackson,  Edward 394 

Isaac  W 102 

Mary 38.%  394 

Jacobs*,  Claestje 193,  194 

Jacobsen,  Rutgcr 115 

Jacobson,  Breetje 224 

Jafesh,  Teunis 129 

Jans.  Annelje 35 

Geertie 28 

Margrietje 197,  198 

Susanna 1,  2,  181 

Jansc,  Annatje 317 

Annetje 343 

Alitle 352,  367 

Elizabeth 193,  194 

Femmetje 6 

Lysboth  B lfifi,  1C7 

Janscn,  Annetle 29,    35 

Jellisen  Claas 307 

Laurens 35 

Miehaelse 352 

Thomas 2(i 

Janssen,  Eytje 62 

Jochem  - fi2 

Jan ts,  Emmetjc 254,  255,  258 

Femmetje 182 

Geertje 24 

Heliner 25 

Jats,  Adam 306 

Anna 30fi 

Jeffcris,  Emma  C 58 

William  J 58 

Jeffreys,  Emma  C 51,    58 

JoUIsc,  Effle fi7 

Jenkins,  Charles  M 333 

Frances  W 15G 

Jermain,  George  W 404 

Johnson,  Abigail  A 75 

Alexander  B~ 75 

C 239,  243 

Charles 13 

Elizabeth  L 75 

Ilanna 319 

John  (Sir) ..».  125.  277 

John  il.  A 75 

Keziall 7H,     73 

Louisa  <! 7"i 

Mary  L.  A , 75 

William  C 75 

Jonps,  Anna 242 

Jennie 24s 

Walter  R 302 

William  F 24.S 

Judsnn,  Esther 303 

Mary 151,  155 

Jungmann,  Elizabeth 81 

John  U 81 

Jurrinanse,  Volkie 11 

K. 

Kaarn,  Margrietle 173 

Kalder,  John  J 23,    24 

Mary 23,    24 

Kalyer,  Isaac 361 

Kavanaugh,  Eva 284,  286 

Keclcr,  Clarissa 301 

Jasper. SIM 

Kellogg,  Catharine  J 288 

Kelly,  John 9 

Kenan,  Peter 23.1 

Kendrick,  Maggie 370 

T.  VV".  V 370 

Tennis  V.  V 370 

Kennedy,  Duncan 248 

Kermer,  Abraham in 

Greetle Ill 

Ketchnni,  Sarah 333 

Kettell.  Andrew 27 

Kevs,  Jonathan 297 

Klerstcil,  Rachel 363 

Klngsland.  George 241 

Kip,  Abraham .I'll 

Anna,  177,  272,  381,  Ml, 

3911,  399 

Sarah  S 409 

Trvntje 122,  346 

Kirtland,  Ambrose 3113 

Dorrance 303 

Katharine  L.  D 78 

B 


Kirtland,  Mary  A.  Q 78 

William  D _ 303 

William  H 78 

Kittle,  Adam 311 

Knceland.  Henry 55 

Knickerbackcr,  Cornelia 37 

Cornells 37 

Elizabeth 195,  198 

Evert 37 

Harmen 133 

Harnien  J 29,  36,  119,  307 

Jannetje 37, 114,  119 

Johannes 37 

Johannes  II 198 

John 272 

Lonrons 37 

Peter 37 

Knickerbocker,  llarman 4111 

Knlkkelhakkcr,  Jannvtle....    90 

Knipp,  Maria 129,  143 

Kortright,  Eva 14,    10 

Lawrence 10,    lfi 

Kroni,  Quysbert 33 

Kmnibhaar.  Cornelia  C 341 

George  1) 331,  341 

Lewis 311 

Lewis,  ,lr 311 

William  C 341 

L. 

La  (Iraniii-.  Elizabeth...  360,  362 

Jacob 263 

Onii 180,  181 

Lambert,  Elizabeth 274 

La  Montaigne,  Murltlc 34 

Lane,  llcnrv 222 

Kobcrt 364 

Lnnman,  (Charles  J 77 

Marianne  C 75,    77 

Lansing.  Abby  S 148 

Abraham,  71.  113,  I  Hi, 
117,  118,  119,  121,  122, 
123,  126,  127.  129,  130, 
13.!,  139,   1411,  141,   149, 

150,   187,  320,321,  325 
Abraham  A.,  122,  123, 

125,  133,  351,390,  417 

Abraham  I) 417 

Abraham  F 140,  144 

Abraham  G.,  122, 123, 123, 

133,  136,  117,  149.150,  314 

Abraham  J 13s,  139 

Abraham  T.E..  137, 148,  149 

Abraham  Y 136,150,  151 

Addison  F 149 

Alida,  114,  119,  125,  129, 
133,   139,  14(1,  141,   142, 

143,  263,  265,  266 

Alida  D 162,  274,  275 

Alonzo  C.  P 162 

Altjo 113,  114 

Amanda 162 

Amelia 158 

Andrles 129,  143 

Anilries  D...161.  162,  163.  275 

Amines  Jlonw,  ,lr 162 

Ann 124 

Anna.  Ill,  116,  128.  129,    • 
131.130,138,151,154,158, 
162.  163.  395,  401,  4114,  405 
Annatje,  9K,  121, 127, 132, 

139,  140,  144,  405 
Annalle,    121.    125,    137, 

141,  234.  239 

Annetic 12s,  147 

Annetle,  96,  111,  119,  131, 

242,  243 

Antic 387 

Antle 136 

Arthur  B 152,  163 

Arthur  L 161 

Arthur  S 158 

B.  Bleecker 136 

Barbara  140,  144 

BarentB„..1.17, 152,  163,  101 

Benjamin 125,  143 

Bleecker 161 

Catalyna 129 

Oatalyntie 13(1,  167 

Catalynt|c...l31, 168, 169,  170 
Cathalynye 121,  142 


Lansing,  Catharina,  128, 132, 
133, 

Catharyrffc 

Catharine,  68,  71,  116, 

118,  121,  122,    124,   133, 

137, 

Catharine  C 

Catharine  I) 

Catharine  0.  G 

Catharine  V 

Calhllna 

Calhrlna 121, 

Charles 

Charles  A 

Charles  B 147, 

Charles  M 164, 

Charles  S 

Charlotte 137, 151, 

Christoll'er 

Christoflic 129, 

Christopher 

Christopher  Y...136, 149, 

Cleveland  C 

Cooper  N 

Cornelia,  121 , 1 27, 1:15, 1 39, 

Cornelia  P 

Cornells 

Cornells  De  It 

David 

Dirk 

Dirkle  

Edith  A 

Edward 137, 

Kdward  A 137, 151, 

Edward  S 148, 

Edward  T.  E 

Edward  Y 

Edwin  Y 

Egbert 

Eleanor 

Eleanor  L 

Eliza  J 

Elizabeth,  86,  87,  89. 114, 

116,119,123,  128,  135, 

138,139,141,  142,144, 

184,  187,199, 

Elizabeth  T 

Ellen  S 

Elsie 94,  95. 110,  111, 

Elsie 40,116,  117,118, 

122.  123,  125,  126, 

Elsie  A 117, 

EnimaS 

Engeltje....  114,  130,378, 

380.  384,  387,  388, 

Engeltje  W 378, 

Ernest 

Evert  ...116,121,130,132, 
133. 

Fanny  S 

Femmetje...  124,125, 134, 

Franc 

Frances 135,  137, 

Frances  A 

Francis  T 

Francisi  ns,  119, 127, 14), 

Frederick...  113,  137. 148, 

Geertrny....  114, 120, 124, 

130,131,138,328,396, 

Heertrnvd 

Gertrude 148, 162, 163, 

George 

George,  Jr 150, 

George  D 

Geradns....  120, 130, 131, 
Gerrlt,  113,  114,  115, 116, 

117.  119,  120,  121,   123, 
124,  128,  129,  131,  132, 

133,  134,  139,  143.  144, 

Gerrit,  Jr.,  131.  168,  315, 

Gerrit  A.,  4,116,122, 123, 

126, 

Gerrit  1! 

Gerrit  F 113,114, 

Uerrit  G.,  1U.  116.   117. 

118,  12(1,  121,  123,  125, 
131,  132,   136,  137,  151, 

152. 

Gerritl 

Gerrit  J.,  116,  118,  123, 

124,  126,  128,  134,  135, 

136, 137, 143, 


138 
128 


148 
148 
162 
166 
275 
53 
141 
163 
148 
148 
165 
149 
156 
143 
142 
265 
150 
165 
163 
143 
151 
130 
136 
132 
141 
141 
158 
162 
155 
149 
149 
148 
149 
154 
154 
158 
151 


191 
154 
154 

123 

134 

190 
158 

397 
.'184 
418 

144 

149 
135 
273 
146 
148 
151 
272 
149 

402 
131 
406 
136 
151 
124 
391 


306 
401 

138 
165 
115 


Index. 


Lansing,  Gerrlt  L 155 

Gernt  Y.,  136,  137,  148, 

239,  243 

Gibson 165 

Gooscn 122,  126 

Gyobertle 113,  115 

Hannah 123 

Hans  71 132 

Harpert 122,  133 

Helen 135,  187 

Helen  L 151,  156 

Helena,  117, 122, 123, 125, 
126,  127,  128,  129,  132, 
138,140,141,  143,  144, 

163,  190,271,  272 
Hendrick,  90,   113,  119, 
123, 127,  128,   129,  134,  161 

Hendrick,  Jr 37, 114,  119 

Hendrick  G 114, 118,  119 

Hendrick  J.,  129, 140, 141, 

142,  143 

Hendrick  R 134,  176 

Hendrickie 127 

Henry 162 

Henry  I) 163 

Henry  G 163 

Henry  L.,  152,  163,  164, 

165,  166 

Henry  Q 154,  158 

HenryS 152,  164 

Henry  W 164 

Hermanus 144 

Hester 124 

Hilletje 113,  115 

Hvbertje 142,  143 

Isaac,  2,95,114,117,118, 
119,  124,   127,  130,  140. 

141,  143,  259 

Isaac  fle  F 275 

Isaac  IJe  Foreest 144 

Isaac  G 124 

Isaac  J 140 

J.Townsend 77,  147 

Jacob,  114,  116.  118.  119, 
122,  127,  128.  129,  1*1, 
138,  139,   U0,  142,  143, 

154.  155,  lis 
Jacob,  Jr.,  73,  125.  134, 

137,  143,  161,  162 

Jacob  A 126,  I3H 

Jacob  F.,   128,   141,   149,   260 
Jacob  G.,  71,114,118,122, 
124,  125,  126,  127,   133, 

134,  135 
Jacob  H.,118,  119,  127, 

128,  129 

Jacob  H,  Jr 190 

Jacob  1 140 

Jacob  J 118,119,125, 

126, 137, 138, 144,  153. 
154. 162, 163, 189, 199  239 

Jacob  J.,  Jr 128,  129, 

142,  182,  242,  259 

Jacob  S 13) 

Jacobus 132,  142 

Jacobus  S 141 

James 139, 161,  162 

James  W 139 

.Ian 114,  131 

Jan  Van  A 142 

.lane 125. 135.  141,  146 

Jane  A 137,  147, 148,  149 

Jane  E 150,  151 

Janet  S 163 

Jannetje 118, 124,  1.16 

Jannette 135 

Jeremiah...  130,  144,  163,  399 

Jesse  Y 151 

Joeb 129 

Johannes....  87, 113,  116, 
117, 118, 119,  120, 121. 
129,  1.10,  131.  132,  133, 
134,  143,144,  350,384,  387 

Jobannes,   Jr 129,  144 

Johannes  G 114.119, 

120,  121, 123,  357 

Johannes  H 131 

Johannes  J 130, 131,  14.1 

Johannes  V.R 142 

John...  117,  119, 123, 125, 
130.  131,  135,  136. 

139,  146,  387 


Lansing,  John,  Jr. 125 

John  A 126,  139 

John  D 148 

John  G 93,  110 

John  J 118,  126,  138,  190 

John  T 149 

Jonas  P 151 

Joseph  A 163 

Josephine 158 

Julia 162 

K.  V.  R 117 

Karl  II 166 

Katharine 149 

Katharine  C 165 

Lea 143 

Lee  C 151 

Lena....  121.  120,127,129, 

132,  142 

Levinus 128, 130,  141 

Levinus  W 143 

Llbbetlc 114 

Libbltio 114 

Livingston 164,  165,  418 

Louis 149 

Lysbet 113.  114,  118,  119 

Machtel 117,141,  255, 

259,  260,  263,  261 

Madge 149 

Magadalene 122 

Magdalena 117,  325 

Magdallne 122 

Manettc. 151,  155 

Manette  A 152,  164 

Margaret.... 117,  123,  187,  190 

Margaret  McC 150 

M.argareta 134,  1.18 

Margarita,  123,  153,  156,  157 

Margriet|e 134 

Maria,  114,  119,  121,  123. 
124.   125,  129,    130,  131, 
133,  134,    1.17,   138,  139, 
140.  144,391,398,399,  404 

Marte  L 155 

Martin  V.  A 160 

Mary....U7, 125, 135, 149,  161 

Marytie 141,  143 

Mavke 127 

Melnanl 132 

Melanclhon  W 152 

Myndert 114,  117,  124 

Neeltje 118,  120,  129 

Nicolas 126 

Obadiah 121, 126,  132 

Peter. 124, 130,  131,  402 

Peter  J. 144 

Philip,  94,  98,    110,    120, 

126,  131,  318,  319 

Philip  B 155 

Philip  S -....274,  275 

Phllliplna  S 152 

Pieter 120,  144,  385 

Rachel 128,  129,  143 

Rebecca  I) 150 

Richard 151.  162 

Richard  R.,  136, 151,  152, 

155,  156 
Robert,  117,  123,132,134, 

135,  137,  139,  398 

Robert  J 124,  134,  351 

Kobert  R 135 

Rose 155 

Rlltger 120,  131,  144 

Ruth 116,  122 

Samuel  S 148,  149 

Sanders 1'6,  117,  136,  239 

Sanders  0 125, 137,  148 

Sanders  J 118 

Sara 135,  142,  143 

Sarah,  123,  124,  125,  127, 

132,  139,  140, 142,  152,  273 

Sarah  I! 136,  150 

Sarah  C 164,  166 

Sarah  R 146,  147 

Spencer  S 154,  158,  161 

Stewart  A 165 

Stuart  D 149 

Susan 1%,  152,  156 

Susan  IS 154 

Susan  G 150 

Susan  Y 147 

Susanna,    113,  116,    118, 

136,  140,  144,  150 


Lansing,  Teunis 141 

Thomas 95,  111,  117,  121 

Voltart  I) 161 

W.  Frederick 149 

Watts  S 164 

Willem 139 

William 141,149,150,  162 

William  11 154 

Williams 165 

Woutcr 114 

Wynn 166 

Lan.singh,  Abraham  A.,  122, 

133,  134,  144,  145 

Arietta 133 

Arietta  A 145 

Blanche 145 

Catherine 133 

Clancy  D 145 

Cornelia  145 

Cornelia  A 145 

Dempster 145 

Eliza  V.R 145 

Eveline  0 146 

Grace 145 

Killian  V.  R....  133,  144,  145 

Killian  V.  It.,  Jr. 145,  146 

Lydla  C 145 

Magdalen 133 

MaryE.  (J 145 

Van  Rensselaer 145 

Lamed,  Helen 156 

Jane  W 156 

Sylvester 151,  166 

Lasher,  Gertrude 204 

John 204 

Julia 204 

La  Treat,  America  B 280,  286 

Laughton,  Mary 322 

Lawrence, 56 

Anna 61 

Charles 212 

Hathaway 48 

Mary 48,    55 

Sarah 18 

Thomas  55 

Lay,  Harriet 304 

Leake,  John 13 

Leal.  Eleanor 214 

Learv.  John 42 

Lehrnil,  Elizabeth..  233,  238,  242 

Lee,  Martin 404 

Leeudertse,  Annatle. ...  352,  357 

Leflers,  Anke 230 

l^fferts,  Elizabeth  D 21 

John  L 17 

Lcflert IS,    21 

Robert  1! 59 

Leggct,  AnnaG 204 

Caroline 204 

Catharine 204 

Gertrude 204 

John 202,  204 

Theodore 204 

Lehman,  W 365 

Lentilhon,  Autoine... 419 

Josephine  J.  D'A.,191, 

419,  420 

Mary  P 244,  248,  250 

Lents,  Maria. 182 

Leaner,  Cornelia. 372 

Stephen  R 372 

Le'J'onneller.  John  V.  L. ...  236 

Lewi,  Joseph 108 

Lewis,  Ahraham 237 

liarent 323 

Elias 237 

Elizabeth 237 

Erasmus 237 

John 233, 2.17,  238 

Morgan 39,  147 

Lievense,  A'ida 126,  138. 

Harincn 126 

Levinus 1287 129 

Maritte 127,  141 

Rachel 118,  126 

Lieversc,  Cat.harlna 129 

Pouw 272,  273 

llarmen 180 

Jane  A 275 

Levinus 129 

Maritje... 272 

Lieverson,  Agnet.|e 263, 


Index. 


XI 


LiKhtall,  Abraham 308,  311 

Llghthourn.  Bcnlamlu 17 

Lightfoot,  Elizabeth,  W...... 

280,  284,  283,  286 

Linscy,  Noah 222 

Liswell,  John 127 

Litchfield,  lteneilict  0 217 

Cleveland 217 

Edmund  C 217 

Elisha  C 244,  247 

Elizabeth  T.  E 247 

Henry  C 217 

Henry  C.  Jr 217 

Jacob  T.  E 247 

Robert  B 247 

Ten  Eyck 247 

Willie  II 247 

Liveuse,  Willem 138 

Liverse,  Catharina 119,  129 

Mtirytlc 110,  127 

Livesen    Annetje 350,  351 

Livingston,  Catliarlna 146 

Catharine 152 

Cornelia 147 

Daniel 189,  191,  418,  41<l 

Edward 135,  146,  147 

Eliza 1.12,  191,  4111 

Elizabeth 101 

Fanny 147 

Helen 151 

Henry 152 

John 147 

Margaret 72,74,    75 

Maria 147 

Mary  Le  Rov 101,  410 

Peter  R 74 

Philip 147 

Philip,  .Ir 356 

Sarah 147 

Lloyd,  Anna  I: 248 

Elizabeth 238,  241,  246 

Locke,  Henry  M 97 

Lockwood,  Henry 170 

Henry  R 170 

James  R 170 

Marie  L 156 

Marv •. 170 

Mary  A 405,  409 

Luockermaii*,  Lambertje... 

184,  185 

Pieter  .1 185 

Lookermans,  Pieter 344 

Lord,  Cvrns  j[ 79 

John 157 

John  C 153,  157 

Margaret ...  157 

Susan  De  P 157 

Lovelace,  D 216 

Lovcll,  274 

Lovett,  A.  De  lieelen...  54,    61 

Catharine  II 61 

George  S 61 

Louisa 152, 163 

Lubbcrtse,  Gerrit 183 

Lucas,  Maria 121 

Lucase,  Maria 352,  357 

Luckerfetter,  Elizabeth 131 

Ludlow,  William 390 

Litptou,  Julia  M 56 

Lush,  Margaret  T...246,  369,  370 

Samuel  S 75 

Stephen 370 

William 370 

Lnsk,  Caroline 304 

Jason m 

Lydecker,  Abraham 15 

Elizabeth 11,  15,    17 

Gerrit 15 

Marritie  .... 15 

Ryck 11 

Lydius,  Johannes 

(Dominie) 319 

M. 

Mabee,  Alida 279 

Frederick  V 279 

Gazena 279 

John 279 

Peter 270 

Simon 279 

Macomb,  Catharine 405,  411 


Macomb,  William 411 

Man,  John 13 

Manty,  Florence  E 211 

Marinus,  Necltjc 193,  196 

Maris,  Anne  G „ 82 

John  Mel 82 

William  W 82 

Marsells,  Abraham 173 

Ahasuerus 172,  175 

Alida 175 

Andries 170,  177 

Annatie 175,  177 

Anna 176,177,178,  179 

Annetje 173 

Barbar 176 

Barbara,  32,  30, 45, 46, 47, 

176,  177 

Breghie 175 

Cataliua 177, 179,  399 

Cathaliua 179 

Catharina 174 

Derrick 175 

Eleanor 178 

Elizabeth 175,  310 

Engeltjc 170 

Eva 176,  177 

Kvcrt 177,  179 

Feyt.lc 176 

(leertruy 178 

Gcradus 177 

Gerrlt,  172,  173,  174, 175, 

176,  178,  179 

Gerrit  G 178, 179,  260 

Gerrlt  ,) 176 

Guysbert 172 

Gvsbert,  86,  173,  174, 175, 

176,  177,  179,  391 

Gysbert  (O.),  Jr 178,  179 

Gysbert  .1 179 

Hendrick....l72,  173,  17(1,  177 

Hendrlckie 176 

Uybertje 172,  174 

Isaac 175,  178 

Jacob 176 

.lansc 172,  173,  174,  175 

Johanna. ...175, 176,  177,  17s 

Johannes,  3,  39, 134, 173,  174 

175,  176,  177 

Johannes  M 178 

John 177 

John  M 178 

Judith  (Judick) 172,  174 

Lvclia 177 

Lysbeth 174 

Margarita 177,  178 

Marla...l23,  134, 172,  176,  178 

Marretle 175 

Mary 179 

Myndert,  167,  173,  175, 

176,  177,  178, 183,  1*5 

Neeltle 177 

Nicholas 173 

Nicolas  G 89,  176,  178 

Rebecca 166, 167,  168,  175 

Stephanus 178 

Takel 175 

Trlentien 175 

Tytln 177 

Zeytjc 172,  173 

Marsh,  Albert 212 

Annie  Q 212 

Charles  C 211 

Charles  1) 203,  211,  212 

Fanny  D 212 

George 211 

Harry 211 

Josephine  M 212 

Marshall,  Annetje 129,  144 

Mary 71 

Marten,  Diwertje 305 

Martens,  Jannctje 24,  26,    33 

Martense,  Jannetje 202 

Mason,  Blanche 284,  285 

Catharine  V.  W 363 

John  M 363 

Matson,  Stephen  J 304 

Maury,  James  (Rev.) 285 

M.  F.  (Admiral) 285 

Matthew  (Rev.) 285 

Mcliride,  Ellen 330,  333,  341 

James 333 

McCarty,  Alena 303 


McCarty,  Andrew 

Anna  M 

Charlotte 

Charlotte* 

David  R 

Eleanor 

John 

Richard 300, 

McCaskie,  Hattle  E 

McClasky,  Arthur. 

McClellan,  Caroline  A...  149, 

Robert 

McCllntock,  Elizabeth 

McDonald,  Sarah 161, 

McDougal  (McDugall) 

Helen 206, 

McGowan,  Daniel 

McGrath,  Joseph  McD 

McGregory,  Patrick .... 

MoKinney,  Samuel 

McLane,  General 

McLaughlin,  Mark 

Mcgapolensis,  Dominie 

Mclgers,   Tryntje 324, 

Melville,  Thomas 

Mercer,  Alexander  G 

Andrew  G 

Anna  L 

Cathllna  C 

Eliza  G 

Elizabeth 

Ernest 

George  

Jane  G 

John  L 

Margaret  L 

Myndert  D 

Robert  K 

Soblna  D 

William  L 

William  V.  1 168, 

Merrill.  C.  S 

Metsclacr,  Anna 180, 

Bareut 180, 

Benjamin  (Egbertse).... 
180, 181, 

Catrina 

Dllklc 180,  254,  255, 

Egbert  (Tcunlsse)...180, 

Egberts  T 181, 

Gerritlc 

Jacob 

Jeremiah 

Lena 

Maretie 

Maria 

Maritie 

Maritjc 

Martin 

Martyn H 

Neeltje 

Pieter 

Susanna  (Egberts)  180, 
181,  255, 

Tcunis  (EgherUie)  1, 180, 

Teunis  T 180, 

Willem  tje 

Meyer,  Annaatje,  292,  293, 
294,  295, 

Catrina 292,  293,  295, 

JellisP 

Maria 10,  14,  16, 

Maritie  J 376, 

Midilah,  Sarah 358,  360, 

Milderbergh,  Catharine,  177, 
Miller,  Catharine  C.  G 

George  D 

Helen 

Livingston  K 

Mary 

Morris 

Morris  S 

Samuel 

Sarah  K 405, 

William  C 

Mllliken,  Thomas  K 

Miillngton,  Anna 

Mayeke 

Thomas 377. 

Mills,  G.  John 

Rev.  Mr 

Mingael,  Thomas  J 


302 
303 
3113 
302 
303 
303 
303 
303 
266 
300 
150 
150 
148 
162 

421 
14 
411 
172 
143 
160 
411 
328 
325 
50 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
170 
108 
181 
181 

255 
181 
259 
181 
258 
ISO 
181 
180 
181 
181 
181 
181 
180 
181 
180 
181 
181 

258 
181 
255 
180 

296 
296 
378 

17 
378 
362 
178 
370 

77 

77 
112 

77 
370 
152 

77 
409 
409 
420 
382 


152 
137 
377 


Xll 


Index. 


Mlngeal,  Pleter  T 

Mlnlhorne,  Elizabeth,  2112, 

204, 

Minium,  Anna  M 

Edith 

Eliza  T 

John  W 

Robert  B 405,  410, 

Mrs.  Robert  B 

Sarah 

Susan  C 

William 

Mnftatt,  Sophia 

Montayne,  Elizabeth 

Monteath,  Jane  L 

W.  (Rev.) 

Moor,  Annaatje 

Betsey 

Cathurina 

Catharine 

Henry 

Jan 

Joan 

John 296, 

Mary 

Sally 

Wllhelmus  V.  B 

Moore,  Lewis  F 

O.  H.  (Col.) 15S,  159, 

Thomas 

Morgan.  Bankson  T 

Clarence 

Edith  V 

Edwin  B 

Edwin  y 

Frederick  G 

George  (A) 191,  192, 

Henry  A 54, 

Jane  E 191,192. 

John  (Gen.) 158, 

Pierrepont 

Townsend 

Morrell,  Judith 

Morris,  Frans 

Lewis  O 

William  ...*. 

Morse,   Bleecker  L 

Charles  W 1!>2, 

Eliza  T 

Gertrude  L 

Hannah 412,  413. 

Nathan  11.,. Ir 

S.  F.  It.  (I'rof.) 

Samuel  F.  B 

Susan  L  

Ten  Brocck 

Mosher,  .1.  S.  (Dr.) 

Mott,  Jeannette 

Moultener,  Eliza 2<0, 

Mullen,  Anthony  T.  E 

Catharine 251,  252, 

Cornelia 

Joseph 213,  251, 

Joseph  Jr 

Lydia  M 

Marytje 

Rebecca  T.  E 

Mnmford,  Harriet 

Munn,  Emellno  W 

Murray.  Michael 

Myer,  Eva  G  256, 

Jellis  P 

Mvers,  John  W 

Myndertse,  Abraham 

N 


Nack,  Mattys 113 

Nagcl,  Tanneke 26 

Naglc,  Catharine 201 

Cornelia 204 

Cornelius. ..~ 201 

Gertrude 204 

Nak.  Matthys 11 

Neville,  Ann 202,  204 

Newell,  Eunice 303 

Newkerk,  Arien 26 

Catharine 294,  29). 

Eliza 293,  294 

Jacob 295 

Mary 296 

Ncwkirk,  Anna  M 112 


Newkirk,  Catharine 219 

Catharine.  V.  D 112 

Charles 99,111,  112 

Charles  C 112 

Dirck 255 

Ellen  If 112 

Gertrude   L 112 

Jacob 219 

John  P 220 

Newman.  Mark 386 

Nexsen,  Elizabeth  S 252 

Margaret 39,  47,  53,  169 

Nicholas,  Anne  C 168,  171 

John 16S 

Nichols,  Robert 238 

Williams ZTK 

Nicholsen,  Mary  C 75 

Nicklov, 204 

Nicoll,  Eliza  A luo 

Nicola,  Anna 21k 

Catharina 218 

Frances 218 

Francis 218 

Maria 218 

Rachel 218 

Rensselaer 217,  218 

Svlvcster 218 

William 218 

Nixon, 309 

(Nexsen)  Margaret 169 

North,  Francis 49 

Nott,  Benjamin 162 

Susan  B 162 

Nottingham.  Ann 257 

Elizabeth 254,  257,  267 

William  257 

Noyes,  Emily  C 333,  341 

William  C 341 

0. 

Oakley,  Cleveland  L 247 

E.  Benedict 247 

Elizabeth  B 247 

Henry  T.  E 247 

Marv  T.  E 247 

Sarah  W.,  3.10,  333,  336,  340 

Timothy 3.33 

(Inks,  O.  L 288 

Oatman,  Judith 95 

Odell,  John 14 

Oliver,  James 385 

Nathaniel 3K5 

Sarah 378,  385,  386,  394 

Oothout.  Aalljc 190 

Abraham,   123,  126,  186, 

187.  190 

Alida 186 

Andries 190 

Anna 185 

Annatje  (Annetlel,  184, 

187,  195,  197,  199,  200 

Antje 183 

Arien 183,  185 

Bleecker 191,  419 

Catalina 187 

Oatcllna 189,  418 

Catharine 180,  188,  296 

Catrlna 187 

Catryna '. 185 

Cornells 186 

Borothe 184,  186 

Dorothea 191 

»orothy,26,30,31, 37.69,    71 

Edward 191,  419,  421) 

Edward  A 420 

Eliza 192,418,  419,  420 

Eliza  L 420 

Elizabeth,  123,  186,  187, 

188,  189,  190,  191 

Engeltlc 191 

Evert 186 

Feytje,  167,173,  175,177, 

183,  lai 

George 192,  419 

Gerrlt 190 

Hendrlck,  70,  183,    184, 
186,  187,  190,   191,   294, 

296.  321 

Hendrlck,  Jr 190 

Hendrlck  J.,  30,  32,  65, 

186,  187,  197,  320  I 


321 
127 
420 
190 


345 
419 
345 

187 
185 
185 


Oothout,  Hendrickie,  26, 32, 
39,40,183,184,  185,  187, 

Hendrlkle.. 

Ilenf>...123, 186,  191,419, 

Henry  A 

Jan,  183,  184,  185,  186, 
187,  188,   189,  199,  316, 

Jan  J.,  93,  183, 184,  185', 
343,  344, 

Jane 191, 

Jannetle  ...  3s,  ]83,  185, 

Johannes,  175,  183,  184, 

186, 

Johannes  A 

Johannes  J 

John,  186,  187,  189,  190, 

191, 192.  418,  419,  420 
Jonas,  116,  123,  184,  187, 

190,191,  374 

Magdalena 187,  191 

Margaret...l86,  190,   197,  199 

Margarcta 137,  186,  189 

Margariet...l84,  318,  320,  321 

Maria 185,  186,  189 

-     Maria  J 191,  419 

Marie  .1 420 

Maritle 320 

Marytje 184 

Mayeke,  110,121,183,184, 

185,  186 

Mayeke  J 93,  94,  95.  345 

Mayke 186 

Myndert. 186 

Pauline  1) 192,  419 

Pleter  L 185 

Rebecca 183 

William 189,  191, 192, 

418,  419 

Volckert 184,  186,  187 

Volkert,  37,  38,  43,  123, 

184,  191 

VolkcrtD 190 

Orcutt,  Philanda 136 

Orne,  Azor 393 

Osterhout,  Guyshertle,  26, 

33,    63 

Gysbert 25 

Ostrom,  David 143 

John  H 152 

Ottt'll,  Helmer 224 

Ouderkerk,  Johannes 140 

Maria 129 

Oudcrkirk,  Abraham 127 

Anna 119,  127,  141 

Annetje 119,  127,  140 

llata 194,  197 

Tsaac 127 

Maria 127,  140 

Mayke 264 

Hetty 127 

Picter 197 

Overbagh,  Klias 365 

Jeremlnh 365 


Packard,  Alice  M 212 

Benjamin  F 212 

Catharino 212 

Catharine  P 212 

Charles  1 212 

Edwin 212 

Eleanor 212 

George 212 

Harriet 212 

John  Q 212 

Joseph 203,  212,  213 

.1  ulmnmi 212 

Mary  W 212 

Oscar 212 

Robert  LaF 212 

Sarah 212.388,  397 

Wynkoop 212 

Paers,  Tanneke 36 

Paige,  Alonzo  C 162,  335 

Anna  V 335 

Caroline  M 162 

David  U 112 

Helen  M 335 

James  V 335 

John  K 335 


Index. 


xin 


Paige,  Joseph  C.  Y..332,  335, 

Joseph  Y 

Leonard 

Palmentior,  Neeltjc 308, 

Parker,  Marytje 303,  358, 

Philips 

Parks,  S.  M 

Parsons,  Murv 

Usher 

Patterson,  Josinh 

Pavn.  Catharine  .1 202, 

Peacock,  Elizabeth 48, 

Pearec,  Hebecca.  ...£J0,  243, 

2.00, 

Pearso,  Annette 26*>, 

.loll  an  lies 141, 

Marytje 128, 

Pearson,  Anna  V.  V 

Elizabeth  A 

George 364, 

Gt'ornina 

Professor 

Pease,  Charles 

Peck,  An  untie 

Catharine 

Clarine.... 301 

Eliza  A 

Hannah 36,  42, 

Jan 

John 

Peelen,  (iecrtie  D 

Pels,  Rachel 

Pelts,  Samson 

Stoffel 

Penhallow,  John 

Pepper,  Maria..... 

William 

Perrine,  Sarah 

Persen.  Annaatje 

Catharine 294, 

Gerrit 

Henry 

Johannes,  Jr 

John 203,  294, 

Jonas 

Marytlo 

Peters,  V'olkie .#. 

Peterse,  Itarent 

Jannet.ie 

Peterson,  Peter 

Philcs,  Mary.  ■ 282, 

Phillips,  John 

Margaret 

Sarah 

Wendell 383, 

William. 

Pieterse,  Gertruy 

Pieterson.  Rachel 

Pinkney.  Laura  A 

l'lan'k.  Margaret  (Peggy)... 

William 

Piatt,  Elizabeth 40, 

Jonas  (Judge) 

Richard 

Susan 136    15],  15.0, 

Tamar 

Polhemus,  Theodore 

Pope,  Matilda 

Post,  John 

Machtel 103, 

.  Potter,  Horatio  (Rev-) 

Pratt.  Emily  M 

Prentice.  George  I) 

Pamela •• 

Price.  .Joseph  J 

Provost,  Catrina 10, 

Cornelia 

Jonathan 

Pruyn,   Alida 30, 

Anna 

Augustus -245. 

Rarentje...- 

Casparus. 

Charles  L 

David 

Edward  L 

Eliza  T.  E 

Foster 

Francis 

Francis  J 

Francis  S 


Pruyn,  FranciscuB 30,  240 

Krans  J 1  is 

Frans  S 347 

Helen  L 118 

Helena,  114,118, 127,128,  120 

Jacob 3d,  240 

Johannes 30,  240 

Johannes  F 235 

John 328 

John  S 134 

John  V.  L 142 

Margaret  T.  E 24«j 

Maria '.J40 

Maiitie 30 

Marvva 30 

Montgomery  R 240 

Philip 283 

Robert  C 148 

Robert  II 147,  148 

Samuel 25,  30,  230,  240 

Samuel  F 30 

W.  F 274 

Putnam,  Cornelius  II 270 

David 270 

Q 

Quackenbos,  Abraham. ..194 

190,   197 

Adriaan 193,195,  196 

Aimatio 196.   197 

Annetje 193 

Anthony 190 

Hata 194,  196,   197 

Olaas 194 

Cornelia 195 

David 196 

Elizabeth 196 

Francinea 196 

Frederick 196 

Geertruy 194,  195 

Gerardus 194 

liiitoon  1% 

Goscn  196 

Helen 196 

Isaac 194,   197 

Jacob 191 

.lannette 193 

Jeremiah 1% 

Juhanncs...l93,  194,  195, 

196,  197 

John 197 

Lena 197 

Mvertlc 194 

Lysebet 194 

Machtel 194,   195 

Magdalrnn. 193 

Maglitel 196 

Maria 195 

Marritie 194 

Marllc 193,  194,  195,  1% 

Marytje 195 

Matilda 197 

Neeltle 314,  317 

Nelletle 195 

Pieter 193,  194,  195,   196 

Kacliel  180 

Renter 193,  194,  195 

Svbrant 195 

Wonter 193,  195 

Quackettbush,  Adriaan..l98, 

199.  351 

Alice 205 

Alida «8,    90 

Amia...l20,  137,  153,  154, 

19S,  200,  200 

Annatle 198,  199 

Annetic 1S9 

Anilctie 1,  2,  if,      4 

Caroline 214 

Caroline  D 205 

Catalina 199 

Catbarina 198 

Catharine...  202,  203,  208,  214 

Catherina 189 

Catbrina , 199 

Catlyna 189 

Cetje 201 

Cornelia.. ..197,  198,200,  201 

Cornelius 198 

Eliza  C 205 


Quackenbush,  Elizabeth 

189,  198,  199,  206,  210, 

Franks 

Gansevofftt 

George  C 202, 

George  P  

Gerrlti 

Gertrude 202, 

Gertruy 86,  87,  89, 

Goosen 

Hcndrick  - 197, 

Henry,  137, 154, 186,  189, 
199, 

Henry  F 

Henry  N 

Herman 

Hutch  M 

Jan  197,  198. 

Jane 203,  2116,  420, 

Jan  nctle,  24,25, 26,30, 31, 

Johanna 

Johannes.  36,43, 197, 198, 
200,   201,  202,  203,  204, 

.loliaiinis 

John...201,  202,  204,  205, 

John  D 

John  N.,  201,  203,  2115, 

206,  208,  210, 

John  V.  P.,  203,208,209, 

210, 

Julia 205, 

Louisa 

I,.  >u  Isa  M 208, 

Magdalcna 65,  66, 

Mangle  M 204, 

Margaret 203,211, 

Margarita inn,  199, 

Margriet  202,  203,  212, 
213, 

Margrietye 200, 

Maria 

Martje 2,  25, 

Mary  E 

Mary  L 

Marytje 86,  87,  88, 

Maurice 

Meysic 

Neeltle 96, 17R, 

Nicholas,  198,  201,  202, 
203,  205,  206, 

Nicholas  J  202,  204, 

Pekke  (Margaret) 

Peter 

Petrits 

Pieter,  2,  20,  66,  197,  198, 
199,  200, 

Pieter  W 184, 

Philip  

Ill tsana  (  All i  a),  202.  203, 
204, 

Smith 

Sophina , 

Stephen  P...203,  210, 211, 

Stephen  W 

Sybrant 

Walter 

Willcm 

Wouter...29,  37,  197,  198, 

199,  2O0, 

Wonter  P 87,  88, 195, 

Quick,  Abigail 42,  48, 

James 

Maria 

QuickC,  Charles  P 

Quilhot,  Harry 

Qulncy,  Abraham 

Catharine. 

Dorothy 393, 

Edmund 383, 

Elizabeth 383, 

Esther 

Henry 

Jacob 

Sarah 

Qulnlen,  Elizabeth 

R. 


Radcllff,  Elizabeth 10,    12 

Johannes 174 


215 

205 
202 
205 
205 
200 
204 
195 
199 
200 

200 
205 
205 
198 
200 
200 
121 
82 
199 

205 
200 
214 
205 


215 
214 

214 
215 
69 
214 
212 

aio 

214 
201 
201 

66 
205 
205 

89 
214 
2111 
198 

214 
205 
201 
202 
201 

201 
1R7 
203 

214 

203 
200 
215 
210 
198 
2O0 
201 

201 
197 
55 
48 
42 
411 
131 
393 
393 
394 
393 
393 
393 
393 
393 


XIV 


Index. 


Radcliffe,  Albert 322 

Alida  G 322 

Carlton 322 

Chillies 204 

Clarance 322 

Cornelia » 322 

David  V.  N 112,  322 

Henry  0 322 

Herman 204 

Jane 322 

John  322 

Mary 204 

Marv  G 322 

Robert  I> 322 

Ramsay,  Sophia 341 

Ransom,  Lydia  S 368 

Rapal|e,  Sara 24,    28 

Rapelje,  Jorls  (George)  J....    27 

Rem 12 

Sara 27,    34 

Rappelyea,   :..  241 

Rathbone,  Albert 62.  291 

Angelica  T 02,  Sill 

Clarence 60,  62,  290,  201 

Ethel 62,  291 

.lames  II 7 

Joel 62,  291 

Ray.  Cornelia...l25.  130,  1,16,  146 

Robert, 42,  135 

Raymond,  George  B 371 

Head,  Adeline 302 

Roswcll 302,  304 

Reed,  Elizabeth 51 

Isaac  II a,  5S,  59,  289 

Matthew 51 

Samuel 46,  51,  52,  58,  289 

Rees.  Major 170 

Mary  Ann 168,  170 

Reeve,  Christopher 156 

Manette 156 

Selah  V 152,  156 

Reigerin,  Barbara 811,    81 

Reilay,  Volckert 76 

Kevnders,  Anljc 32s 

Reynolds,  Lydia  L 98,  99, 

•  105,  109,  110 

Marcus  T 99,  100 

Mary  C 280,  287 

Rhodes,  Elizabeth 76,    79 

Rice,  John  A 404 

Rickman,  Maria 399 

Riker,  Henry 12 

James 21 

Riley,  Emcline  M .204,  214 

Ritsema,  Alida 42 

Robblns,  Caroline  T 171 

Roberts,  EHIah  II 409 

Elizabeth  C 409 

Frances  E 405,  409 

Robertson,  C.  A 210 

Robinson,  Beverly 248,  250 

Beverly  It 250 

Herman  F 250 

Margaret 205 

Pauline  L 250 

Pevton  K 250 

Robison,  Herman  T.  E 248 

Hugh 248 

John 248 

John  A 245,  248 

Mrs.  Margaret  T.  E 248 

William 248 

Roerhack.  flerrit 271 

Roerbagh,  Alida 200 

Cetle 198,  200 

Gerrit 200 

Rogers.  Hcnlamln  W 21 

Benjamin  W.,  Jr. 21 

Carlton 322 

Clara 322 

Helena 21 

Holl'man 21 

Rev.  Dr 53 

Ronier,  Hanse 14 

Boorbach,  Arthur 371 

Caroline  C 365,  371 

Roos.  Cornelia 10,  14,    16 

Johannes 14 

Peter 14 

Roosevelt,  Jacobus 42 

Root,  Ashbel - 163 


Root,  Elizabeth 163 

Jane  II 47,53.60,    61 

Jerusha  (Jane) 144,  163 

Lyman  53 

Rosa,  Janneken 228,  231 

Rosehoom,  Barcnt 268 

Elizabeth 186 

Gerrit 115 

Hendrick 113,  115,  316 

Hendrick  J 115 

Hendrick  M 134 

Jacob,  Jr 124 

Johannes 115 

Johannes  M 176 

Lyscbeth 313,  316 

Margaret... 117,  123,  134,  3% 

Margarita 115 

Mvndert 115,  123 

Neeltje 124,  134 

Rouse,  Peter 220 

Rowan,  Admiral 211 

Rowley,  Lydia 280,  288 

Humbly,  Elizabeth 196,  IV.) 

Jonathan 199 

Rumney.  Elizabeth 179 

Rutgers,  Anthony 14 

Ilarman 66 

Harmanus 14 

Ryckman,  Gerrit 131 

Lena 232,237,  241 

Tobias 2,  237 


Sadler,  Maria 74 

Salisbury,  32U 

Abraham,  217,  218,  219, 

220,  221,  222,  300,  356 

Abraham  A 219 

Abraham  \V 220 

Albert 220,  223 

Andries 220 

Ann 221 

Anna 219,  222 

Anna  M 218,  220 

Annuatje 219 

Barent  S. 219,  222 

Catharina 217,  219,  220 

Catharine 220 

Catrlna 219,222,  223 

Eliza 221 

Elizabeth...217,  218,  219,  221 

Engeltje 220,  221 

Eunice 221,  22.1 

V 350 

Fanny 220,  223 

Francis,  216, 217,  218,  219, 

220,  221,  356 

Hannah 221 

Jan 220 

Jehoiakim ,  221 

Joachem 221 

John 220 

Return 223 

Laurentia 217 

Lawrence 220 

Lourcns,  217,  218,  219, 

220,  223 

MaHJe(Mally)..., 220 

Margrietje 222 

Maria,  217,  219,  222,  299, 

.300,  301 

Mary 216,  221 

Neeltje,  219,221,  299,300, 

302,  303 

Nelly 221 

Peter 217 

Meter. 216 

Rachel 220 

Samuel 221 

Sylvester,  216,  217,  218, 

220,  221 

Sylvester  !'....„ 221 

Teuntto 221,  222 

Wessel 217,  218,  220,  221 

William,217,218,219,220, 

221,  222,  211,  300,  356 

William  B 222 

William  F 220,  221 

Salmon,  Catharine  M 205 

Salter,  Mary 393 


gammons,  Margaret 221 

Sanion,  Jacob 10 

Sanders.  Barent 377,  381,  382 

CatnVrina 237,  241 

Elizabeth 254,  256 

Elsie 236 

Helena 113,  117,  123 

Johannes 382 

John 6,  236 

Maria 5,  6,  7,  74,  382,  390 

Robert 119,  308,  382 

Robert  T 117 

Sands,  Mahlon  D 411 

Sanfonl,  Mary 150 

Satterleo,  Edward 134 

George  C 191,  419 

Savage,  Hannah 333 

Sawyer,  Erastus 413 

Sayles,  Mr. 401 

Suhaats,  Agnietje 11 

Gideon  11 

Reynier 11 

SehacfTer,  John  N 33 

Schaets,  Reynier 8,    11 

Scharpe,  James 416 

Schenck,  Abraham 34 

Schepmoos,  Catrina 217 

Schcrmcrhorn,  Anuaatje 

(Hannah) 294,  297 

Arcnt 225 

Arlaantje 227,  309,  311 

Aruout 225 

Barent  F 310 

Bartholomew 227 

Bernhardus  V 227 

Catallna 224,  227 

Charles. 59 

Cornells 224,  225,  226 

Elizabeth 225 

Gcrina  (Gcesie) 227 

Harriet 136 

Helena,  224,  307,3OR,309,  310 

Hendrick 127,  225,  226 

Jacob 221,  225,  226,  328 

Jacob  J.,  2,  224,  225,  226, 

231,  308 

Jacob  R 268 

Jacobus 226,  227 

Jan 224,  226,  227 

Janneko 225 

JauncMe 226 

Jannetjc 224,  225,  226,  227 

Johannes 225 

John 227 

Lucas 224,  226 

Lysbeth 226 

Maihtcl 1,  2,  4, 117,  224 

Magdalcna 227 

Magtelt 220 

Maria 225 

Neeltje 227,  235 

Nelletle 224,  229,231,  235 

Rycr  (lleyer)..  .224,  225,  226 

Simon 227 

Sopbva 226 

Susanna 268,  269 

Symon. 224,  226 

Scholleld,  MaJ.-Gen 161 

Schoonmakcr,  Cornelia 145 

Sch rick,  Susanna 360, 

SchunemaD,  Catharina 296 

Eleanor 363 

Johannes 294,  296,  297 

Maria 363 

Marten  Q 296 

Wilhelmus 297 

William 363 

William  G 363 

Schureman,  Catharine,  203,  213 

Schut,  PlKKbe 36 

Schuyler,  Abraham .6,     7 

Angelica. 136 

Anna 49,  56,  72,  236 

Anne 42,    49 

Ariantje 133,  390,  400 

"Aunt" 329,  330 

Brant 329 

Catalyua 26,  31 

Catalynt|c 329 

Catharina,  118,  126,  138, 

361,363,365,  371 


Index. 


xv 


Schuyler,  Catharine .390,  400 

Cathlina 190 

Colonel 142,  357 

David  P 86 

Elizabeth 222,390,  400 

G 239 

General 46,135,  200,  331 

Gecrtruy....l]4,  119,  130,  131 
Gertruy...86,  87,  88,  316,  400 

Harmanus :189 

Harriet 365 

Jacobus 381 

Johannes 328,  329,  379 

John 70 

Lucas 400 

"  Madame  " 32S 

M  agdalena 133 

Margarita 329 

Maria 385,  400 

Myndert 49,  356 

Nicholas 126,380,  389 

Peter 400 

Peter,  Jr. 124 

Philip 328,329,  389 

Philip  P......329,  366,  395,  400 

Pietcr 93,  329 

Pietcr  P. 31 

Pietcr  P 119 

Stephen 400 

Scott,  Annetlc 1% 

David 13 

James 393 

Segors,  Jannet|e.   221,  225, 

226,  231 

Sergeant  Anna SI,    K3 

John 83 

Seulant,  Helena 359,  361,  363 

Huybartus 361 

Sewall,  Samuel 385 

Sewell,  Jonathan 393 

Samuel 393 

Seymour,  Governor 209 

Shaw.  Jane  S 203,  213 

Susanna 410 

Shear,  Augustus 212 

Emma  C 212 

Frederick  1) .?. 205 

George  1>.  Q 205 

Harriet 212 

Jacob 212 

Josephine 212 

Kate 212 

Theodore  K 205,  212 

Shearman,  Olivia  M.,  52,  00, 

61,  02,  289,  290 

Robert 60,  290 

Shell,  AnnaT 283 

Flora  V 283 

Harry  E 283 

fSchell)  Henry  S..-281,  283 

Shepard,  George 273 

Jane 245 

Sherman,  Anna  M 60,  290 

Sarah 163 

Shinroall,  Richard  C 204 

Shipboy,  Rosanna 261,  2*12 

Thomas 262;  263 

Stabler,  Maria ...198,  201 

Shourd,  Luke 14 

Sliumau,  Mary 148,  149 

Sarah 148,  149 

Sieuert,  John  I) 42o 

Louis  P 192,  419,  420 

Sophie 420 

Sill.  William 140 

Simons,  Clara  F 275 

Simpson,  Margaret 109 

Sitlerly,  Maria 196 

Sivrr,  Catharine 274 

Skcllman,  lliana 298 

Skillcu,  Charles  II 281,  283 

Skinner,  Mr 393 

Sleght.  Anthony 20 

Sllngerland,  Douw 44 

Uouw  B 44 

Engeltle 310 

Hester 44 

Isaac 44 

Nccltje 1 

Tennis  W 38,    43 

Walter.. 44 


Sloe,  William 15 

Smart,  Lucy 304 

William 304 

Smiley,  William  R 241 

Smith,  Andrew  F 247 

Anthony- 33 

Caroline  A 250 

E.  Wlllard 151,  156 

Ell7.a  B 156 

Emily  L 248,  249,  412 

Gamaliel  G 244,247,  412 

Helen ISO 

John 95 

Louise  L 156 

Manette  156 

Margaret 156 

Nancy,  201,  203,  205,  206, 

208,210,  211 

Phiebc 93,95,  97,  110 

Piatt 404 

Preserved 204 

Sarah 233,238,  332 

Solomon 203 

Snyder,  Magdalena 415 

Sousei,  Peter 221 

Southwick,  George 214 

Spencer,  Abby 147,  118 

Charles  C 51 

Spoon.  Catharine 02 

llenilrick 62 

Johannes 62 

Spoor,  Johannes 31 

Maria 361,  363 

Nicholas 301 

Rachel 363 

Spraker,  Maria 40,    47 

Springsteen,  Casper 224 

Staats,   Abraham,  328,  370. 

377,  378 

Abram 338,  320 

Anna  (Annetje),  256, 270, 

272,  273 

Anna  E 329 

Allliatle 176,178,  179, 

325,  328,  330 

Annetje 329,  330 

AriaanMe 310 

Barent 218,  387 

liarent  A 133 

Barent  .1 270,  271 

CathaTina 122, 123,  378 

Catharine 5,  351 

Catrina 329 

Debora 123 

Eliza  (Elsje) 218,  221,  378 

Elizabeth,  328,  329,  376, 

378,  383,  384,  385 

Elsie 361 

Eva 221 

Gcrrit 5 

Isaac 178,328.  378 

Jacob 328,  378 

Joachim 222 

Joanna 329 

Jochem 222,  328,  376 

Johannes 378 

Maria 121,  133,  328,  377 

Neeltjc 218.  221 

Nicholas 219,  222 

Rycke 328 

Samuel,  221,328,329,330,  373 

Sarah 378 

Teuntje  (Eunice),   217, 
218,  220,  221,  222,  22:1,  300 

Tryntle 329 

Willem 222 

Stafford,  Eleanor.  ...137,  154,  158 

Joab 158 

Louisa  E 151,  158 

Spencer 154 

Stanford,  John 238 

Starke,  Catharine  J . ,  52, 59, 

60,  289,  290 

W.  W 52.  289 

Stavast,  Genet 254 

Stcbbins,  I)r 140 

Steele,  Ann 15 

Sterling,  Anna 205 

Clarence 205 

Leonard 205 

Maria 411 


Sterling,  Woolsey  G 205 

Sterner,  Ella 284,  286 

Stevast,  Clae%J 9 

TytjeC..?. 8,     9 

Stevens,  John 3 

Stevenson,  John 72 

Stewart,  Jane 137, 148,  149 

Stllwell,  John 404 

St.  John,  F 169 

Stockton,  Colonel 165 

Stone,  Amanda 301 

Stout,  Richard 97 

Stoutcnburg,  Rachel 222 

Stringer,  Lydla 370 

Samuel  209,  370 

Strong,  Amanda 45,50,    57 

Joseph 50 

Lydia 213 

Stuart,  Agnes 56 

Stuyvesant,  Governor 331 

SuOern,  Janet 152,  163 

Sutherland,  Anna 146 

Cornelia  L 146 

Eliza 146 

Frances 146 

Grace 146 

Jacob 135,  146 

Jane 146 

John 146 

Mary  L 146 

Sarah 146 

Suydam,  Henry 59 

Suylant,  Johannes 359 

Swart,  Mary 396,403,  412 

Sarah 175 

Swits,  Annetje 3,     6 

Cornelius 6 

Gazena 276 

Johannes 204 

Swltts,  Annalle 258 

Claes.1 307 

Cornells 255,  347 

Gertrucd 258 

Hester  V 258 

Isaac 25S 

Jelllsle 307,  308 

Samiike 258 

Susanna 25S,  345,  347 

Symonseu,  Johannes 416 

T. 

Tolcott,  Angelica 32,  52,    53 

Angelica  li 60,  62,  290 

AnnaM 60,  290 

George,  46,52,  53,59,  60, 

61,  289,  290 
George  U.,52. 59,  60,  289,  290 

Richard  II 335 

Robert  S 60,  290 

S.  Visscher,52,60,  61,62, 

289,  290 

Sarah  G 60,  290 

Starke 59,  290 

Winifred 61,  290 

Talmadge,  Julia  F 341 

Tunner,  Luclnda Ill 

Tatham,  John 3 

Taylor, 56 

Frank 406 

General 98 

James 13 

Willett 48 

Teller,  Abraham 187 

Elizabeth,   08,  116,  187, 

324.  325,  373 

Jacobus  (James) 383 

Johannes  L 377,  3B3 

Margarita 383 

Haril.li; 343,  344,  345,  340 

Willem 383 

William,68,324,  344,  360,  383 

Ten  Brocck,  Benjamin 45 

Catclyna 188 

Catharina 359.  362 

Catharine 39,  45,    50 

Cathrina 45 

Catlvana 188 

Catrina 117,  124- 

Cornells 368 

Dirck 72,  236 


XVI 


Index. 


.188,  368 

JolinT 

186,  188 

Judikje    (Judith), 

359, 

301,  36.!,  304, 

365,  360 

346,  347 

Lydia,  188,  357,  359, 

361,  362 

Maria 8: 

,  89,  178 

Rachel 217,  2iy, 

220,  300 

124 

.232,  236 

368 

Ten  Eyck,  A.  Cuyler, 

244, 

251,  252 

Abraham,  125,  137, 

147, 

230,  233,  237,  238, 

239, 

246,  263 

242 

Abraham  ,1  .,234. 231 
Abraham    R..  238, 

,242,  243 

242, 

240,  Bil, 

263,  275 

238 

Albert 

.358,  360 

235 

Allard 

231 

Andrew 238, 

241,  246 

Andrics,  22b,  229, 

231, 

233, 

234,  23.1 

274,  275 

240,  2511 

Anna,  235,  24il,  241, 

242, 

243,  244,  245,  240 

247.  248 

231 

229 

Anthony,  231,  234, 

239, 

243 

244,  250 

Iiarent,  224,  321>,  2:il 

,232, 

235 

237,  241 

.242,  250 

Oatalina 

.245,  249 

241 

Catharina  ...230,231 

,239,  24(1 

Catharine,  125,  137, 

148, 

241,  243.  244,  215, 

249, 

2511, 

251,  412 

243 

.234,  235 

244,  246 

Clinton,  Jr 

.    ...  246 

.235,  239 

Coenraad  A.;  239, 

243, 

244, 

240,  251 

Coenraedt,  228,  229 

230, 

231,  233,  234, 

235,  350 

Conrad  

23t 

240 

245 

David 

.233,  238 

l>1rck...228,  229,  231] 

232,  233 

231 

Egbert 239,  243 

250,  251 

Elizabeth,  233,  234 

237, 

238, 

241,  244 

251 

Elsie 

.230,  240 

235 

Gecrtje i?2 

234,  235 

Ten  Eyck,  Geradus 232,  233 

Gerritle 202,  231,  235 

Gertrude 250 

Hannah 238 

1 1 amian us,  235, 240,  241, 

244,  245 

Harriet  F 25(1 

Hattle  G 251 

Helen,  130,  137.  148,  239,  243 
Hendrlck 71,  228,  230, 

231,  232,  233.  234,  235, 

230,  240,  241,  244 

Hcndrick  ]) 237,  241 

Hendrieklc 230 

llenrick 229,  232,235, 

236    237 

Henry 236,  244,  247^  400 

Henry  H 251 

Henry  J 250 

Hercules 234 

Herman,  47.  54,  241,  245, 

248,  249 

Herman  G 242 

Hester  E 240 

Hester  G,  239,  242,  243, 

244,  240,  251 

Jacinth  a 238 

Jacob,  22S,  229,  230,  231, 

232,  233.  235,  2311,  240, 
242,  243,  244,  247,  251,  250 

Jacob  C 231,  234,  239 

Jacob  H 232,  235,  236, 

240,  241,  245,  3R7 

Jacob  L 242,  252 

Jacobus 233 

James,  241,  242,  246.  250,  370 

James  \V 240 

Jane  W 240 

Jannetje 232 

Jenneken 360 

Jeremiah  V.  R 239 

Johanna 231 

Johannes,  230,  232,  233, 

Johannes  H .232!  230 

John 238,  242,  243 

John  K 245 

John  dc  1' 72,  230 

Joslas 238 

KatcM 246 

Lena 237,  239 

Leonard 243,  251 

Leonard  fl 242 

Lydla 242.  252 

Lydia  M 243,  251 

Iivntle 24(1 

Margaret 245.  248 

Margarita,  232,  235,  230, 

240,  241 

Margarite 228 

Margrlet 228 

Maria,  134,  230,  231.  232, 
234,  235,  230,  237,  239,  244 

Marrlt  |e 230 

Mary.... 233,  238,241,  242,  243 

Mary  A 244,  247 

Matthys 228,  231 

Mattys  0 172 

Mavken , 229,  23(1 

Metlc 228 

Mvndert  S 216,  270 

Neeltje 235,  2311,  240 

Peter  G 212 

Philip 238,  242,  240,  250 

Pietrr 234 

I'ieter  (1 252 

Rachel 231,  251 

Richnnl,233, 237, 238, 241 , 

212,  246 

Robert 241,  243,  251 

Samuel 231),  233 

Sara 234 

Sarah 2:18 

Tobias,  228.  221),  230,231, 

232,  235,  230,  237 

Visscher 242,  216 

William 246,  251 

William  B 251 

Wyntje 230 

Terhune,  Catharine 50 

Thayer,  Anna  N 205 

Henry 205 


Thayer,  Nicholas 205 

William  S 205 

Tholhamer,  Henry 179 

Macntel 179 

Peter 179,  260 

Thomas,  Caroline  M.,  13G, 

149,  150 

Thomise,  Johannes 33 

Thompson,  Eliza 152 

Smith 152 

Thorp,  George 214 

Tlcbout,  Alburtis 36 

Tilly,  Hannah 13 

Tischcu,  Elizabeth 80 

TJerkse,  Annetle  .....307,  308,  309 
Hester,  253,  254,  255,250, 

257,  258,  379,  380 

Tomllnson,  Henry 303 

Tompkins,  Daniel  D.(Gov.) 

46,  154 

Towner,  Caroline  E 78 

Townsend,  Abby  S 147,  148 

Absalom  138 

Blanche  I) 78 

Catharine  C 147,  148 

Catharine  1) 78 

Charles  dc  K 77,  78,  111 

Charles  V.  11 78 

Clarence  I) 78 

David 393 

Eugene  lie  K  78 

Frederick  de  P 78 

Gustave  de  K 78 

Harriet  M.  D 78 

Isabel  D 78 

John 147,  148 

John  de  K 77 

John  del' 78 

John  F 75,  77,    78 

John  S 78 

KatherineL 78 

Leontine  de  K 78 

Maria  K 78 

Martha..... Ill 

Nancy... 170 

Pauline  de  P 78 

Rodolph  D 78 

Se-aphine  de  K 78 

Voickert  I'.  I> 78 

Trover,  Lady  Sarah 271,  273 

Trego,  T.  Markley 109 

Trlco,  Catalyntje  28 

J 28 

Tripp,  George  B 79 

Trotter,  Catharine  G 369 

John  H 369 

Margaret 370 

Maria 416 

Matthew 399 

Sarah 398,  404 

Sarah  W 369 

Van  Vechten 309 

Truax,  Isaac 320 

Margarita 319,  320 

Maria 387,  395 

Turner,  James  R 59 

Tyihensen,  Annatle  ....256,  271 

Raxtiaan 264 

Eldcrt.  C 255,  271 

Maritje 260,  204 

Tymeson,  Mary 143 

Tyms,  Michael 268 

u. 

Upfbld,  Mr 102 

Mrs 102 

Upllam,  Charles  W 394 

Usher,  John 124 

Mary 124 

V. 

Valkentmrgh,  Jochem 63 

Jiulikle fi3 

Van  Aalen,  Maria 302 

Van  Acrnhem,  John 13 

Van  Alen,  Aaron 333 

Oatharina ...83,  314 

Catharine,  3^4,  325,  326, 

327,  328 


Index. 


xvn 


Van  Alcn,  Elizabeth, 74, 76, 
79, 

Helen 

Heyltie 

Isaac  

.lames  V 

Lou  reus 325, 

Lucas  J 330,  332, 

Lyclia  A 

Maria 

Pieter 

Styntjc  (Christina) 

William 

Van  Allen,   Egbert 

Harriet 

J 239, 

John 

Mary 

Van  Alstyn,  Catalyna 

Cathlina 

Martin 

Van  Alstync,  ,  24,  27, 

312, 

Abigail 

Abraham 

Cornelia 

Cornelius 

Eliza  (Jane). ...136,  150, 

Geertje 

Jacob 

Jannetje 

John 

Lydia 

Martin 27, 150, 

Marytje 

Reyner 

Van  Antwerp,  Elizabeth... 

Jacob 

Van  Antwerpen,  Catnarina, 
309, 

Daniel  D 309, 

Van  Arnem,  Abraham  J 

Van  Arnhem,  Aaltje 

Abraham 119, 128, 

Annetje 

John  I) 

Rachel • 90, 

Van  Arnhm,  Maria 129, 

Van  Arsdale(Van  Arsdalen) 

Jannetje  S 26,  34, 

Symon 

Van  Benthuysen,  Baltus.... 

Cathalina 395,  40], 

Cornelia 121, 

Geertruy 

Henry 

Jacobus  P 

Sara 177, 

Van  Bergen,  Abraham 

Andrew  G 

Ann 

Ann  E 

Anna  M ....294,  29fi, 

AnnaatJe...2U3,  294,  295, 
oofi     <hj,s 

Anthony  ...217,  219,  2ii'J, 
3IKI, 

Anthony  A 301, 

Catharina...293,  294,  295. 

290,  297,  298, 

Catharine 301, 

Catharine  M 

Christina 300,  302, 

Christyntje 

David 294, 

Dcbora 293,  294,  296, 

Elizabeth...29»,  297,  299, 

300,  301,  303, 

Esther .. .: 

Gerrlt,  292,  293,  294,  295, 
296, 297, 

Hannah 300,  302, 

Hendrtck 

Hendrickus 

Uenry...219, 298, 299,  300, 
301,  302, 

Henry  C 

James 

James  0 

Jan 297, 

Johannes 


Van  Bergen,  John 

.TohnC. 

JohnP 

Lucy  A„ 

Lucy  A.  P 

Maria 298,  302, 

Marten 292,  293,  294, 

295, 

Marten  G 

Martin  (1 65,  68,  292, 

293,  294,  295,  297,  298, 
299,  300,  301,  3112, 

Mary 297,  300,  303, 

Marytje 

Myndert 292,  299, 

Neeltje 292.  293,  294, 

295,  296,  297,  300, 

Nelly 

Peter 297,  299, 

Peter  A .300,  301, 

Peter  II 303. 

Peter  W 

Petrus 

Philip. 

Pieter,  292,  293,  294,  297, 

299,  300, 

Rachel 

Rebecca 

Wilhelnius 294, 

Willem 

William  .  ...293,  294,  295, 

296,  297,  298,  299, 
William  a 

Van  lteuren,  Cornells 

Cornelius 95, 

Elsie 

Judittkle 231, 

Maas  H 

Maria 

Van  Blyck,  Andrew  T... 

Van  Bommel,  Janse  M 

Van  Borsum,  Catharine...l0, 
16,  17,  18, 19. 

Egbert 10, 

Tryntle 14, 

Van  Brackel,  Elizabeth 

Van  Breestede,  ftorothe  J., 

64,  65,  66,  67,  68, 

'i'ryntje  J 115, 

Van  Brockhoven,  Clacs  J., 

Van  Brug,  Cathariua 

Van  Bruggen,  Catharine.... 

Van  Bureri,  Anna 

11a  rent 

Christina 

Cornelia  M 313, 

Elsie 7, 

Gerritje  II 224, 

Ilendrike 

Jannetje „ 374, 

John 331, 

Maas 

Maritlc 

Marltje  II 224, 

Maritje  M 313, 

Marten  C 

Marten  M 

Martin  (President) 

Peter  M 

Van  Corlaar,  Johanna 

Van  Corlaer,  Benonl....323, 
Jacob 

Van  Dam.  Catrina 343, 

Claas  It 

Debora 

Rip 

Van  den  Bergh,  Abraham... 

Adam 

Agnictie 

Allda 38, 

Andrlcs 373, 

Anna 

Annatie 127, 

Aunatje 

Annetje  

Antle 

Antje 324,  326, 

Ariaantje - 325, 

Barent 374, 

Barent  G 374, 

Benjamin 374, 


Van  den  Bergh,  Catalyna...  131 

Catalyntje 305 

Cathariw 138 

Catrina 126 

Catayna 128,  129 

Christina 396,  403 

Cornelia 27,  305,  306,  316 

Cornells  38,  305,  306 

Cornelia  G..305,  306,  315,  324 

Engeltjo 46, 179,  260, 

261,  288,  306 

Evert 121,  144 

Geertje 305,  346 

Gecrtle  G 344 

Geertruy 374,  375 

Genet 305 

Gerrit .306,  346,  374 

Gerrit  C 177,  359 

Gerrit  G 263 

Gcrtjc 305 

Goosen 305 

Gysbert 305,  306 

GysbertC 305 

Hannah 414,  415 

Johannes 374 

John  G 306 

Margarita  . 175,  177 

Maria 301,  306,  374,  375 

Marlt|e 305,  346,  348 

Marine  G 344 

Mat.lii.is 46 

Matthias..  .131,  305,  306,  315 

Mayeke 348 

Mayke  44 

Myntle 306 

Neeltic 374,  375 

Neeltje  G 218,  271 

Rachel 260,  263,  267 

Rcinicr 374 

Robert  K 301 

Rutgcrt 306 

Sarah 346,  348 

Teuntje 305 

Tryn 173 

Tryntje 305 

Volkle 198 

Willem  G 324 

Wilhelnius,  Jr 43 

William 305 

Wynant 305,  382 

Wynlje 120,  131,168,  401 

Vandenburg,  Gradus 303 

Van    der    Bogaert,    Abra- 
ham    310 

Adriana 310,  311 

Agnietje 309 

Anna  308,  311 

Annatee 309 

Ariaantje 311 

Catharine 310 

Catrina 308,  309 

Claas 308,  309,  310,  311 

Cornells 308,  309 

Elizabeth 308 

Feytje 309 

Francis 308 

Fraus...307,  308,  309,  310, 

311 

Geartrey. 309 

Harmanus .309,  311 

HarmenM .307,  308 

Helena. 309,  310 

Hester. 310 

Jacob 308,  310 

Jacobus 309,  310 

Jellistjc 308 

Johannes 308, 309,  310 

Joseph 311 

Ijvsbet 307 

Margaret 308 

Margariet 309 

Margaricta 311 

Margarita 311 

Margriet 311 

Margriete 310,  311 

Maria. 308 

Mi  chael 309 

Myndert 307, 308,  309,  310 

Myndert  H,  224,  307,  308, 

309,  310 
Nicholas .309,  311 


c 


XV111 


Index. 


Van  dor  Bogaert,  Nicolas... 

Pletcr  

Rachel 

Basel 

Ryer ..... 

Sarah 

Takerus _ am, 

Ulerlc 308,  300, 

Vandergrift,  Adriana 65, 

67,  60, 

Van  der  Ileyden,  Alida 

Caat|e 

Catharine- 128, 

David 256,  209, 

Dirk Ml,  269,  271, 

Qecsie 

Gertrude 161, 

Jacob 256, 

Nanning 

Rachel 256,  269,  271, 

Vanderhoff,  Cornelius  P.... 

Vandcrhogen,  Cornells 

Van  der  Hoven,  Cornells... 


Van    der    Linde,    llarma- 
nus  A 

Willemptje  II 

Van  der  Meulcn,  John  P..... 

Vandcrpoel,  Aaron...320,  330, 

333, 

Aaron  E 

Aaron  J 333, 

Aaron  M 

Abraham...21a,  324,  326, 

Adeline  I 

Anna 

Anne 

Anthony 

Anthony  C 323,  350, 

Ariaant|c 325, 

Augustus  II 

Catharina 327, 

Catharine 

Catrina 

Catryn 305, 

Catrvna 

Cornelia -.» 305, 

Cornelia  W 

David 

Elbertle 312.  314, 

Elizab'eth...I95,  323,  330, 
331,  332.  333,  334,  350, 

Elizabeth  W 

Etje 

Gelyn 

Gerrit.  323,  324,  325,  326, 

Gertrude  W 

Harriet 332,  335, 

Hendrlck 

Henry  A 

Henry  V.  S 

Herman  W 

Isaac....l09, 326,  328,  330, 
331,  332,  333,  335, 

Jacobus 323, 324,  326, 

James...330,  331,  332,  333, 
334, 

James  McB 

Jan 

Jannetje 

,1  crime 

Jesse  0 

Johanna 

Johannes. ..320.  326,  328, 
329,  330, 

John....330,  333,  336, 340, 
341, 

John  A 

Lewis  M 

Lourcns 325, 

LydlaB 

Margaret 68,  71, 

Margariet 

Margarita 326, 

Maria...86,  t8,  89,  90,  231, 
323, 321,  325,  326, 327, 

328,  350 

Mary 332 

Mary  C 340 

Mary  E 333 

'  Mary  K 99,  109,  335,  341 

Marytje 327 

Mattheus  327 


Vandcrpoel,  Melcbcrt  M....  314 

Melchert  W .68,  325,  320 

Melgert,324,320,327,373,  371 
Melgert,  Jr...88,  325, 326, 

327.  328 

Peter 327 

S.  Oakley...329,  333,  336, 
337,  338,  339,  340,  342,  406 

S.  Oakloy.  Jr 336,  342 

Sarah 20,  21a,  32S 

Sarah  A 332,  334,  335 

■     Sarah  E 333,  406 

Susan 335 

Susan  C 332,  334,  341 

TeunlsC _ 231,  323 

Teunt|e 326 

Thomas  B 341 

Trinke 324 

Wendell 336 

Wilhelm 325 

Wynant 305,  324, 325,  326 

WynantG 305,324,  325 

Vandervccr,  A.  (Dr.) 108 

Louis  J 64 

Van  der  Volgcn,  Elizabeth-  197 

Vanderwatcr,  Elizabeth....  189 

Jannetje 10,    15 

(Yandewater)     Magda- 
lena...l86, 189,  191),  191, 

418,  419 
(Vandcwater)  William, 

186,  189,  418 

Van  tier  Werken,  Catharina,  167 

Van  der  Zee,  Albert 115,  301 

Cornells 302 

Elizabeth 301 

Maylca 300,  302 

Storm 113,  115 

Wouter 115 

Van  Deusen,  222 

Abraham...312,  313,  314, 

315,  317 

Aririaen  313 

Aeltje 313 

Anna 317 

Annatje 316 

Ariaantjc 315 

Bata 94,  96,  316 

Caspar 312 

Catalyna(Catalina),  184, 

186,    188,   189,  199,  317,  418 
Catalyntje,  312,  313,  315,  316 

Cathalina. 131 

Catharina 314,  315 

Catharine 90,    91 

Catharine  R.  M 260 

Cathlyna 305,  306 

Cathrina. 312 

Cornelia 316 

Cornells  A 316 

Elizabeth 11,  15,  316,  322 

Engcltic 116,  120, 131. 132 

Engeltjc 312,  314,  315 

Gerrit 317 

Guert  II 317 

Harpert 121,  312,313, 

314,316,  317 

Harpert  M 317 

Hartman 315 

Helen 312 

Helena 9,10,116,121, 

133,  312,  313,  314,  315, 

310,  317 

Henrick 316,  317 

Henrlcus 314 

Isaac 313, 316,  317 

Jacob  ...126,  312,  313,  316,  317 

Jacob  A 316,  317 

Jan 313,  315 

Johannes 315,  316 

Lena 317 

Lysbet 8,10,14,  313 

Magdalena 312 

Margriet 316 

Maria 129,  143,  178 

MaritJe 316,  317 

Marten 315 

Martin 312,  314,  325 

Marytje 316 

Mattheus 314,  315,  316 

Matthew  A 9,  10 

Mayeken 313 


Van  Deusen.  Mclchcrt...314,  317 
Melchert  A..312,  313,  314,  315 

Picter. 312,  314 

Rache> 316 

Robert 313,  315 

Rut.  M 93,  110,  120,  306 

Kulger 312,  315 

Rutgcrt 314 

Sarah 316 

Teuwis  (Matthew)..3fl5, 

312,  313,  314 

Teuwis  A 315,  316 

Tobias 315 

Tryntje....8,  9. 12, 13,  14, 

313,  314,  316.  317 

Willem 313,  316 

William  J 186,  316 

Wyntje 314 

Van  Pi hnars,  Cornells  B. ...  116 

Van  Ditmarsen,  Jan  J 64 

Van      Doesburgh,     Hend- 

rick  A 343 

Jannetje 343,  344 

Van  Driessen,  Anna 318,  319 

Annatje 320 

Catalyntje 320 

Catharine 320,  321 

Eva 318,  319 

Hendrlck 318,  320 

Jan 184,  321 

Johannes... .31X,  319,  320,  321 

John 319 

Margariet 321 

Maria 318,320,  321,322 

Mary .319,  320,321,  322 

1'etrus 318,  319,  320,  321 

Petrus,  Jr. 318,  319,  32C 

Rachel 320,  321 

.  Sarah 320 

Willem 320 

Van  Droop,  John 93 

Van  Duyn,  Cornelia. ..30,  42,    49 

Cornelius 42 

VanDyck,  Abraham 304,  363 

Ann  E 3.13 

Arent 331 

Catalyna  ...130,  378,  385,  393 

Cornells _ 216 

Elizabeth....294,  297,  330,  331 

Hendrlck .331,  385 

Henricus 69 

Laurence 328 

Leonard  B 304 

Lydia 67 

Maria 363 

Martha 14,     16 

Mary _..293,  294,  297,  298 

Myndert 297 

Necltje 297 

Van  Eeck,  Margaret 34,    41 

Van  Emberg,  Catharlne..95, 

97,    99 

Peregrine 97 

Van  Eps.  Anna 236,  381,  392 

Charles 279 

Dirk 343 

Elizabeth* 343,  344 

Jacomyntje 175 

Jan 343,  344 

Johannes 04 

Lysbet 175 

Van  Esch,  Evert 305 

Van  Eslant,  Catalyntle..312, 

313,  316,  317 
Claas 313 

Van  Kss,  Cornells 382 

Mayeke 377,  382,  390 

VanEveren,  John  C....236,  276 
Van  Gaasbeek,  Abraham. ...  217 

Anna  M .217,  218,  220 

Jacomyntje 217 

Maria 216,  217,  218 

Van  Harllngen,  Ernestus... 

186,  189 

Henry 189 

Van  Hoen,  Jury 27 

Van  Hoescn,  Jan  F 11 

Myndert 374 

Reiner ..  a 1 1 

Volkert 8,    11 

Van  Ilouten,  Itoell  C...343,  344 
Van  Ingcn,  James 400 


Index. 


xix 


Van  Iveren,  Hester. 268 

Myndert  M 257 

Tan  Kleeck,  Elizabeth_247, 

336,  402,  406,  412 

Van  Lear,  Catharine 10,    14 

Gerrit 14 

Van  Loon,  Albert 361 

Elsie 180,  181 

Jan 181 

Leybe 361 

Peter 404 

Van  Nes.AaltJe.  343, 340,346,  318 

Abraham 348,  349 

Anna 186,  344,  345,  346 

Annatje „ 349 

Arluantje 346 

Catalina 347 

Catalyna 346,  347 

Catalvntje 348 

Cathalynlje 347 

Catharine 88 

Catryna 346 

Cornells  (H.) 183,343, 

344,  345,  346,  347,  348,  382 

Daviil 346 

Evert 344,  346,  347 

Geertruy 345 

Gerrlt.,.343,  345,  346,  347, 

348    349 

Gerritje 343,  314 

Grietje 343,  344 

Ilanna 347 

Hendrick 343,  314,  345, 

346   347 

Hendrick  G '.  343 

Hendrickic.,183, 184, 185, 

343    34 1 

Hendrickje '.  345 

llcnrick 345 

Jacob 348 

Jan..86,  343,  344, 345,  346,  348 

Jan  H 346,  347 

Jannetje 347 

Johanna 346 

Johannes 315,  347,  348 

Margareta a....346,  347 

Marla.,.344,  345,  346,  347,  349 

Marietje 347 

Maritle 348 

Mayeke 316 

Mayke 127 

Nicolas 348 

Petrus 3<8 

Phillipus 346,  347 

l'lcter 347 

Rachel 73,  346 

Sara 348,  349 

Sarah 346,  348 

Sartje 348 

Tenntlc 347 

Tlerk  II 347 

Willem 345,  347 

Van  Ness,  Catharine..73, 76.    78 

Cornells 258 

Hendrlckie 93 

Jane 322 

John 38 

Mayken 186 

Van  Olinda,  Helena 194, 

196 

Van  Orden,  Engeltle...  364,  365 

Hczekiah 361,  364,  365 

.Jacob 365,  400 

Samuel 363,  365 

Sara  361,  363 

Tennis 365 

Van  Ostrand,  Abigail 143 

Van  Patten,  Philip 227 

Van   Pelt,   Catharina...l98, 

201,  202,  203 
Johannes 201 

Van  Petten,  Andries 229 

Cathlyntjc 353,  358,  361 

Claas  V 358 

Van  Reenter,  Tryntjc  J..92,    93 

Van  Kechteren,  Tryntje....     8 

Van  Rensselaer,  Anna 7, 

67, 69,    72 

Bernard  S 98 

Catharina 395,  400 

Catharine 390 

Catharine  G 273 


Van  Rensselaer,  Elsie 

Elsje  ...133,  134,  144,  390, 

Goose 

Helena 386,  394, 

Hendrick 69, 

Henry  I 

Henry  K 

Jeremiah 

Johannes 

Killaen  K 

Killlan 40, 133, 

Louisa 77, 

Magdalen  

Margaret  S 75, 

Margarita 

Maria .75,  98,  329, 

Maria  H 

Nicholas 7,  lin, 

"Patroon" 1,  24, 

Philip 

Philip  P 

Solomon 

Stephen 77,  87,  96,  98, 

146, 

Van  Rotmer,  Annetle 

Van  Santvoord,  Maria,  387, 

Van  Schaack,  Adeline  E... 

333, 

Henry  C 

Van  Schaick,  Aaron  I 

Abraham 

Alida 

Anna  M 

Anthony  ...231,  233,  350, 

Reeltle 29,  36,  42, 

Catalyna 385, 

Catharina 72,  74,  76, 

Catharine 193,  195, 

Cathliua 

Cathlyna 

Catrina 350, 

Claas  L 

Claasje  

Cornells 

Deboru 2,5, 

Dominions 

Elizabeth...ll9,  328.  391, 
Engeltje...30,  37,  43,  119, 

Geertie 

Gcertje 113,  114,  119, 

120,  229,  231,  234,  235, 

Gerrit 185,  350, 

Gerrit  S 

Gerritje  .. 

Gcrtruy 384, 

Goose 

Goosen  

Goosen  G 

Goosen  S 122, 

Gozen 5,44,  350, 

GozenG 350, 

Hendrick  C 

Hendrickie 

Henry  C 

Iden 

Jacob 5, 

jane 

Jannetje 185, 

Johannes 31,  142, 

Levinus 

Lourens  (Claas),  1S3, 185, 

Maria 306, 

Nicholas 37, 

Ricke 116,  122, 

Kyckie 71, 

Sara 

Sarah...ll7, 123,  124,  129, 
142, 

Sartje 38,  44, 

Sybrant.  31, 195,  323,  350, 

Wessel 

Van  Schellyne,  Cornells  1).. 

Van  Schoendcrwoert,  Mar- 

gariet  R.  J 

Rntger  J 

Van  Schoonhoven,  Gerrit... 

Gerrit  II 

Jacobus 

Jacomyntje 313, 

Maria 

Susan 120, 


Van  Schoonhoven.. 


Susanna 132,  144 

Van  Slichtclihorst,  Data....  194 

Braut  A 114 

Gerrit,  113,  114,  115, 174,  357 

Gouda 115 

Hlllegonda 115 

Rachel 115 

Van  Sllghtenhorst,  Alida....  350 

Margaret 329 

Van  Slyck,  Catharine,  258, 

267,  268 

Harmen 267 

Nicholas 276 

Van  Struyden.  Jan 323 

Van  Slryker,  Margarita,  318,  320 

Van  Tassel,  Abraham 121 

Van  Tilburg,  Greetjc... 10 

Jacob 10 

Johannes  „ 36 

John 29 

Margariet .29,    36 

Van  Trlcht,  Abraham...68, 

116,  324,  373 

Helena 325 

Magdalena,  113, 116, 122, 

123  187  325 
Margareta,65,  68,  71,  74',  325 
Maria..l87,  325,  327,  373, 

374,  375 
Van  Valkenberg,  Abraham,  361 

Lambert 361 

Van  Valkenbergh,  John 328 

Van  Valkenburgh,  Anna  E„  242 

Baatjo 375 

Catharina 288 

Eva 298 

Isaac 295,  298 

Jacobus 298 

Lidia 298 

Margrlta 298 

Stephen 242 

Van  Vechlen,  Abraham 

353,  354,  361,  363,  365, 
366.  369,  371,  372, 

Abraham  V.  W 

Agnietjc 359, 

Anna 263,  357,  364, 

Anna  L 

Annaatje 363, 

Annie 

Antje 

Benjamin 

Catarina. 

Catharine...387,  395,  400, 
401,  402, 

Catharine  C 369, 

Catharine  E 246, 

Catharine  J 

Catharine  S 

Cornelia 

Cornelia  C 

Cornells  T...121,  352,  356, 

Cuyler 3)19, 

Dirck....358,  359,  360,  361, 
362 

Dirck  T 352,  353,  354) 

358, 

Dircks 

Pirckse  

Elizabeth...360,  361,  362, 
364, 

Elizabeth  A 

Elizabctha 

Ephraim  .  ...124,  359, 362, 

Estelle  dc  P _ 

Eugene 

Eva 369,  361,  362, 

JH'ytle 353, 

Geertruy 

Gerrit  T 65, 178,  352, 

357,  359,  361, 

Gertrude 363, 

Grectje 

Hamilton  

Hammond 

Harmanus 

Harriet 

Harriet  M  

Helena 

1  lendricus 

]  lenry 


400 
364 
362 
365 
370 
364 
372 
353 
363 
361 

403 
370 
370 
364 
371 
371 
371 
357 
371 


359 
357 
352 


361 
396 
372 
371 
363 
359 
365 

362 
365 
357 
371 
371 
365 
371 
365 
363 
362 
371 


XX 


Index. 


Van  Vecbten,  Hester  E 369 

Hubavtus 361,  363 

Jacob 361,  363 

Jacob  T.  B 365,  371 

Jane 363 

Jannetje 116, 121,  353, 

357,  358,  359,  360,  361 
Johannes....353, 351, 357, 

359,  362,  363 

John 363,364,369,  396 

John  B 369 

Judith 364,  365,  368 

Junius  R 371 

Leendert 357 

Lena 363 

Leonardo 368,  371 

Lucas 357 

Lydia „ 217,219,  362 

Margaret 360,  363 

Margaret  T 37" 

Margarita 177,  359 

Maria 359,  361,  362,  303 

Maria  II 365 

Marytje 358,  360 

Mlcbiel..353, 351,  358,  360, 

362,  363 

Neeltle 353 

Peter 363,  361 

Philip 312,  365,  371 

Pietertje 352,  357 

Rebecca 273,401,  404 

Reuben 357 

Richard 363 

Saatje 353 

Salomon 357 

'    Samuel. .353,  356,  361,303, 

364,  309 

Samuel  A 365 

Sara 301 

Sarah _87,  362 

Sophia 303 

Schuyler 372 

Teunls.,246,  352,  353,  354, 
355,  358,  359,  361,  363, 
361,  366,»368,  369,  370,  371 

Tcunis  A 305 

TcunlsC 152 

Teunls  D....352,  353,  356,  357 

Tennis  T 301,  364,  368 

Volckert  ....357,  359,  361,  362 

Volkert .95,  111 

William  W 364 

Wyntje 353,  158 

Van  Veghton,  Abraham  O.,  365 

Cornells 365 

Walter ....  365 

Van  Voorho'udt,  ciaas  C.  S"  306 

Cornells  S 224,  231 

Jannctje 224,  231 

Lysebet 305 

VanVorst,  Anna 309,  311 

Elizabeth 194 

Van  Vranken,  Allda Ml,  265 

Barbara 31,    39 

Evert  B 255 

Gerrit 258 

Isaac' 196 

Maria 220 

Maria  R 261 

Rykert 39 

Van  Wagener,  Jacob 271 

Van  Wcsep,  Gysbert  C 305 

Van  Wie,  Bcnjamln...44,  49,    57 

Catharine 49 

Catryna .24,    27 

Gerrit  128 

Henry  B 49 

Ida 110 

Jan 128' 

Jane 49 

John 416 

Maria 49 

Sarah 49,    57 

William 124 

Yda 119,  128 

Van  Witbeck.  Catharine....  118 

Van  Woert,  Alida 348 

Anna 306 

Annetje 118, 127,  140 

Elizabeth 160,  167 

EnReltJe  R.  J....312,  314,  315 
Fytje 45 


Van  Woert,  Jacob 127, 

Jacob  T.. 


Johannes,  Jr.' 

Maria  G 

Rachel 

Van  Wormer,  Catalina 

Van  Wyck,  Louisa 

Van  Wythorst,  Elsjc 113, 

115,  116,  117, 

W outer 

Van  Yeveren,  Ariaantje 

Catharina 

Gerrit 32, 

Hcndrickie 

Myndert 

MyndertF..,68  292,352, 

Necltje....65,  68,  71,  292, 
293, 

lieyner 

Sara 

Van  Ysselstcyn,  Bala.. ..313. 
Van  Yveren,  Alida 

Burger 

Frederick 

Johannes 

Neeltle 

Begnier 

Van  Zandt,  Annatle 

Annetje 261, 

Benjamin 

Bernardus 

Catrina 324, 

Doctor 

EffloM 

Jannetje 

Johannes 324, 

Van  Zanten,  Anna 

Anthony. 

Cclla 

David  

Gerrit 

Gysbert 

Jannetje 

Johannes 

Joseph  J 172, 

Maria 

Varick,  Abraham 

Vaughn,  A.  T.  F 

Vedder,  Albert 

Albert H 

Arent 

Alexander 

Barent 

Catrina 88, 

Cornells 

Geesie  S 

Harmanus .30.8, 

Margaret 308,  309, 

Maria 

Peter „.. 

Philip 

Vecder,  Johannes .. 

Myndert 

Volkert  S 

Venhagcn,  Allda 

Verbrugge,  Johannes  P 

Vermllyc,  Robert 

Verplanck,  Abraham  J 

Ariaantje  ...142, 324, 325, 
Verplauk,  Abraham 

Catlyn 

Rachel 

Vlele,  Arnout 

Claas  

Jannetje 

Maria 

Susanna 380,  589,  397, 

Vigne,  Wlllcmptjc 224, 

Maria 

Vlnhngen,  Abraham 374, 

Alida  ..'.'2357S4,  255,'269,' 
270,  271, 

Anthony 

Arinant|e 

Dirk 

Elizabeth 184,187, 

Eva 1,2,  3,  6,  6,176. 

362,  373, 

Gccrtruy 

Jacobus 374, 

Jan  D 255, 


Vinhagen,  Johanna 374,  375 

Jobannes....l87,  327,  373, 

^  374,  375 

John - 2,  5,  325 

John,  Jr. 3 

Margarita 326,  327,  374 

Maritje 255,  373 

Maria.,.123,  325,  373,  374,  375 

Marten  „ 375 

Willeni 373 

Visscher,  Abraham 265,  267 

Alida,  232,  235,  239,  256, 

265,  266,  271,  272,  273 
Anna...255,  257,  259,  271,  284 

Anna  B 286 

Anna  M 262 

Annatie 272 

Annatje 125, 159,  265,  272 

Annetje,  180, 182,238, 242, 
246,  255,  261,  263,  273,  275 

Annie 287 

Annie  E 287 

Ariaantje,  254,  377,  379, 

386,  387,  389 

Barent 274 

Barent  J 259,271,272,  273 

Bastlaen,  253,  254,  255, 

259,  260 

Bastiacn  II 180,255,  259 

Bastiacn  (Bastlan)  T.... 
46,  179,  260,   261,  264, 

288,  306 

Bastlan 265 

Betty  W 286 

Carrie  A 288 

Catharine,  264,  268,  276, 

280,  281,  283,  399 

Catharine  E 284 

Catharine  K 280 

Catharine  L 287 

Cathlina,  39,  46,  51,  260, 

261,  288,  289 

Catrina 268 

Cecilia ..- 262 

Charles  II 288 

Christopher  L 265 

Clara  G 286 

Cora  A _ 287 

Daniel 276,  279,  281 

Daniel  W 280,  286 

Deborah 280 

Dirkje 259,260 

E.  Beeckman 288 

Edward 274 

Edward  W 275 

Egbertie 255 

Eldert 264,  272 

Elesebat 268 

Eliza  1> 287 

Elizabeth,  257,  258,  265, 

267,  268 

Elizabeth  A 284,  280 

Elizabeth  L.../. 274 

Ella  G _....  286 

Ellen 266 

Elsie 256 

Elt'ie 264 

Esther 264 

Eva 256,  264 

Fanny  G 284 

Frances 267 

Franciscns 272 

Franklin  D 283 

Frederick,  253,  254,  256, 
275,  276,  277,  278,  279, 

280,  281,  284,  285,  286 

Frederick  D 283 

Frederick  F...  .284,2*5,  286 
Frederick  II. ...256,  275, 

377,  381 

Frederick  J 282,  283 

Oazena 276,  279,  280 

Gazena  M 281,  282 

Geertje 254 

Gccrtruy.  ...255,  256,  209, 

272,  274,  276,  277 

George  G 287 

Gcrrltt 259,  260,263, 

267,271,273,  274 

Gerrit  G 267 

Gerrit  L. 265,  266 

Gerrit  T 263,265,  267 


Index. 


xxi 


Visscher,  Qertrade...2,  6, 7, 

269,  287 

Gertrude  D 274 

Glen  H 287 

Hannah  267 

Harnianus,  255,  256,  257, 

259,  268,  269,  276 

Harnianus  B 259,  272 

Harmen. ..  .253,  254,  256, 

272,  273,  274,  275 

Harmen  B 254,  255, 

256,  257,  258,  379.  38(1 

Harmen  N 271,  274 

Harmen  V.  S 208 

Harmon 236, 256, 275, 

276,  277,  278,  280,  2S1 

Helen 287 

Helen  11 286 

L      Hendrlck 263,  267 

Hendrlckus 273 

Henrietta 287 

Henry 264,  266 

Henry  B 287 

Henry  V 267 

Henry  0 281 

Henry  II 280,  287 

Hester  ...6,  175,  254,  255, 
256,  257,  271,  272,  281, 

283,  347 

Isaac 260,  265 

Isabella 283 

Jacob .255,  258,  268 

Jacob  II 280,266,  287 

Jacob  T 180,  258 

Jacobus 268 

James 265 

James  A 266 

James  C 274 

James  D„ 266 

Jane  A 281,  282,  288 

Jannetle .  ...128, 141,  260,  264 

Jannette 281 

Jessc....276,  281,  282,  283,  284 

Jesse,   Jr 282,  284 

Jesse  G 286 

.1. .chilli  271 

Johannes  ..  25-1.  25fl,  257, 
258,  264,    265,  267,  268, 
269,  271,  212,  273,  275,  399 
Johannes  B 270,  273, 

274,  275 

Johannes  H 258,  267 

Johannes  J 268 

Johannes  N.,  272,  271, 

272    273 
John,  260,  262,  268,  276^ 

277,  278,  281 
John  B.,  242,  263,  273, 

274,  275,  280,  288 

John  D 275 

John  .1 281 

John  N 392 

John  T 264,  205 

John  V.  S 265,  266 

Kate 274 

Lansing 265 

Lena 255 

Lizzie _...  2S6 

Louisa 266 

Lucas 259 

Lydia 274 

Lydia  A 202,  263 

Machtel,  178,  179,  260, 

264,  265 

Maggie  M. 286 

Margaret,  236,  275,  270, 

277,  280 

Margarita 256,  268 

Maria,  254-,  235,  256,  258, 
206,  269,  272,  377,  330, 

381,  390 

Maria  B 287 

Maria  L 280 

Mantle 256 

Maritje 122,  133,  272 

Martha  G 284 

Mary 266,  282,  284 

Mary  E 280 

Matilda 260,  261 

Matthew,  242,  260,  261, 

■262,  263 
Mayke 264 


Visscher,  Mildred  P 

Montgomery 

Myndert 

Nannie  B 

Nanning,  235,  254,  255, 

271,  273, 

Nanning  H. ,  3,  250,  269, 

270,  271, 

Nanning  J.,  128,  271, 272, 

Neeltje 271, 

Nicholas 

Nicholas  N 271, 

Nicolas 

Peter  C 

Petrus  A 

Picter 

Rachel,  263,  264, 267,272, 

Rebecca 273,  276, 

Reiner 

Rosanna 262, 

Sarah,  254,  257,  258,  259, 
266,  271,  272,  273, 

Sarah  A 274, 

Sarah  H 259, 

Sebastian 261,  262, 

Simon  G 281,  283, 

Susan 

Susanna 269, 

Teunis,  117,141,  255,259, 
260,  264,  265, 

Teunis  B 260,  263, 

Teunis  G.,  142,  263,  265, 

Theodore  C 

Thomas  S 262, 

Tlcrck  II 6,  182,  255, 

Tierk 

VIvaG 

Walker  M 284, 

William 256, 

William  B., 275, 276, 280, 
284,  280,  287, 

William  (J 280,  280, 

William  H 

William  L 275.  284, 

Vllerboom,  Feytje ....20, 

Mat!  ys 

Voorhces,  M.  A 

Margaret  J 20,  21, 

Peter 

Voorhis,  

Tosburgh,  Abraham 

Abraham  P 

Gcrtruy 390. 

Maritle 377,  381,  382, 

Vought,  Christiana, 39, 45,50, 
John 

Vrcdenburgb,  Matthias 

Vrelant,  Jannetje  M.,  352, 

353,  358, 

Michiel  J :™jv^mnn'..... 

Vrooman,  A-firffliani 

Barent 

Cornelius 

Engcltje,  224,  226,  227, 
318, 

Hendrick .*. 

Hester 265, 

Jan  II 

Jannetje 

Magdalena 346, 

Maria  I) 

Peter  M 


w. 

Waldron,  Cynthia  J., 413 

Eli  S 413 

Elizabeth 2,      3 

Hester  E 413 

Huldah  F 413 

Johannes 3 

Johannes,  Jr 14 

Peter 118,  305 

Resolved 26 

Ruth 24,  26,    33 

Samuel 3 

Tanneke 14 

William 413 

Willis  W 413 

Walker,  Edward 303 

Elizabeth 56 

Walters,  Elizabeth,  378,  381,  390 


Walworth,  Edna 162 

Wands,  Sarah 266 

Ward,  Benjamin 76 

Wardwell,  Henry  L 169 

Mary 169 

Timothy  P.". 169 

Warner,  J.  R 406 

Warrack,  William 413 

Warren,  Deborah 323 

Washington,    General,   18, 

40,  279 

Waterbury,  Anna  L 410 

Charles  H 405,  410 

Cornelius  W 410 

Mary 410 

Waterman,  Magdalene 57 

Robert 57,  260 

Robert  II 07 

Samuel 49,    57 

Thomas 57 

Waters.  Jane,  125, 135, 136,  137 

John 125 

Watson,  Agnes 90 

Watt,  Agnes  M.  U 164 

T.  II. 164 

Weaver,  Ann  E 303 

Anna  M 303 

Christina.. 303 

Eleanor 303 

Jabez 300,  303 

Webbers,  Hester 312,  314 

Webster,  Ashabel 266 

Welden,  James 272 

Weller,  John 238 

Wellington,  J.  D 70 

Wells,  Annie 170 

D.  G 212 

Elizabeth  V.  S 105 

Landon 170 

Wemp,  Ephralm 279 

Johannes 224 

Johannes  R 272 

Mary  t|c 319 

Myndert 376,  379 

Wcmplc,  Colonel 190 

Wendell,  Abraham,  95,  377, 
378,  379,  381,  382,  383, 
384,  385,  387,  388,  389, 

390,  391,  392,  393,  394, 
396,  397,  398,  399,  403, 

412,  413,  416 

Abraham  E 166,  387 

Adclbert  C 413 

Ahasuerus 381,  392 

Ann.. 385,  404 

Ann  S 403 

Anna,  71,  74,  232,  235, 
236,  240,  305,  381,  382, 

387,  391,  394,  395,  398, 

400,  401 

Anna  L 405,  408 

Anna  M 405,  406,  410 

Annatle 396 

Annie 378 

Ariaantle,  119,  130,  25s, 
377,  381,  384,  386,  387, 

388,  389,  390,  394,  395,  416 
B.(Benlamin)  Rush,  215, 

249,  4H6,  412 

Barent 400 

Bertha  A 411 

Betsey 403 

Blanche 406 

Burr 281,249,  412 

Catalina,  176,  177.  179, 

403,  410 

Catalyna 383 

Catalyntje 378,  381 

Catarina 400 

Cathalina 385,  398 

Cathalyntje 398,  416 

Calharina,  382,  .'183,  390. 

391,  394,  395,  396,  400, 

401,  403,  414,  416 
Catharine,  377,  382,  387, 
390,  398,  401,  402,  403,  404 

Catharine  M 411 

Catlctje 391,  392 

Catretle 271,  272,  391 

Catryna 384 

Charity 413 

Charles  W 413 


xxn 


Index. 


Wendell,  Cornelia. 404,  406 

Cornells 131,  407,  408 

Cornelius,  111,  381,  305, 
401,  404,  4U5,  406,  4117, 

408,  415 

David  S 398 

Diewertje 376,  379 

Dlrck 392 

Dora 407 

Edith  M 411 

Edward 394 

Eliza  C 405 

Elizabeth,  94,  95,  97,  9K, 
120,  130,  141,  144,  244, 
247,  378,  .¥0,  3S4,  385, 

387,  388,  389,  390,  391, 

392,  393,   394,  396,  397. 
399,  400,  402,  403,  406,  413 

Els|e,  126,  258,  328,  376, 

377,  378,  379,  SSO,  381,  3«9 
Engelt|e....3S4,  387,  388,  389 
Ephralm,  378,  379,  381, 

3S4,  387,  391,  39S 

(Eunice 397 
Evert,  4,  114.  130,  251, 
256,  258,  377,  378,  3S0, 
381,  382,  384,  387,  388, 
389,  390,  391,  392.  395, 

397,  398 

Evert  .T 376,  377,  378, 

379,380,381,  382,  383, 

391,.  399 

Evert  P 116 

Francyntie 398 

Francyiltje '. 267 

Geesie 391,  392,  399 

Gorrit...390,  393,  401,  404, 

405,  416 

Gerrit|e 389,  416 

Gertrude 403 

Gertrude  L 333,  336, 

337,  342,  406 

Gertruy 384,387,  395,  397 

Manna 416 

,  Harniamis-235,  258,  380, 
384,  386,  387,  394,  395, 
396,  393,  399,  400,  401, 

402,  403 

Harmanus  A 395.  396,  403 

Harmanus  C 99.  Ill, 

401,  405,  406,408,409,  410 

Harmanus  II 416 

Harriet 397 

Master 258 

Helena-ISO,  144, 153,  383,  399 
Hcndrlck  ...123,  382,  385, 
391,  393,  394,  398,  399,  404 

Hcndrlcliiis 383 

Henry  T.  E 412 

Herman 4,  249,  406,  412 

Hermanns 144 

Hester 2,  4,  124,  380,  389 

— '  Hleronimus 254 

Isaac 130, 131,  378, 

385,  393,  398 

Jacob 384,  385,  386, 

394,  395,  399,  401,  414.  415 

Jacob  A 396,  403.  412 

Jacob  II...  130,  395,398, 

402,  404,  406 
Jacobus 378,  383,  385, 

386,  394 

James  L 400 

Jane  401 

Jane  A 401 

Jane  M 401 

Janneke 390,  397 

Jeannctte 411 

Jcronlmus....4.  258,  377, 

379,  380,  381,  384,  386, 

387,  389 

Joanna 415 

Johannes...  177,  258.  272, 

328,  376,  378,  379,  380, 
381,  383,  384,  385,  387, 

388,  389,  390,  391,  392, 

393,  395,  396,  397,  398, 

399,  401,  404,  416 
John...393,  403,  404,  405, 

406,  411,  412,  414,  415 

John  C 415 

John  II         401,  402 


Wendell,  John   L,  376,  383, 

401,  405,  410,  411 

JohnM 385 

John  P 416 

John  V.  R 400 

John  W 416 

Jorus 398 

Joslah 403 

Judith 404 

Katharine 385,  405,  410 

Lavimis 414 

Leah 413 

Leila  E 411 

Lucretia 383 

Margaret 386,  404 

Margaret  T.  E 248,  412 

Margaretta 391 

Margarita 390,  399 

Maria...377,  378,  381,  382, 
381,  385,  392,  394,  400, 

404,  415 

Maria  V.  V 401 

Marltie , 183,  382 

Marll|e 185,  379,  390 

Martin 390,  414 

Mary 38C,  411 

Mary  A 402,  413 

Mary  J 413 

Marffle 120,  131,391,  416 

Matthew 416 

Melgert 416 

Mercy 385 

Mildied 407 

Oliver 385,  394 

Oscar 405,  411 

Peter.....50,  1.10,  209,  247, 
333,  336,  337,  390,  402, 

406,  412 
Phllip...254,  258,  377,  380, 
381,  384,  388,  339,  390, 

397,  398 

Philip  V.  V 403 

Rachel 401 

Rebecca 401 

Robert.,381,  384,  390,  398,  414 

Samuel 399 

Sarah...378,  38-1,  385,  393, 

394,  399,  404 

Sarah  M 411 

Sarah  11 406 

Sartje 416 

Susan 416 

Susan  H 405 

Susanna 377,  378,  380, 

381,  382,  383,  384,  385, 
390, 391,  393,  396,  398, 

403,  416 

Susanna  C 411 

Ten  Eyck 249,  412 

Teunls 403 

Theunis 383 

Thomas 376,  377,  393 

Thomas  L 405,  409 

Tlerk  II 258,  381 

Willem 416 

William 376,  377,  405. 

409,  410,  412,  413 

William  B 249,  412 

William  F ■. 413 

William  G 409 

W.rntje 401 

Wessels.  Anneken 343 

CatrinaJ 328,329,  377 

Elizabeth 49 

Francis  42 

Jacob 328 

Westerlo,  Cornelia  L 146 

Eliardus 95,  146 

Elizabeth  V.  R 146 

Joanna 146 

Katharine 146 

Mary  L 146 

Rensselaer 95, 135,  146 

Wheeler.  Cecilia 262 

DeWittC 112 

Edward 112 

Ezra 262 

Franklin 112 

James 99,  1 12 

John  J 112 

John  V 262 

Mary  E 112 


White,  Henry 164 

Jane  A 152,  164 

Whitman  John 146 

Whlttaker,  W.  E 222 

Whlttemore,  William  M....    50 

Wilkinson,  lleraard  M 414 

Delia  C 414 

Eli  L 413,  414 

Emily  K 245,  249 

John 249 

Luln  M 414 

Willard,  Judge 206 

Wlllems,  Aaltje 216 

Willet.  Ann 91 

Catharine .263,  274,  275 

Edward  S 263,  274 

Mary 55 

Sarah 272 

Williams, 311 

Anna 148 

C.EIiza(Elizabeth),  191, 

419,  420 

Charles 191,  419,  420 

E.  P 164 

Elizabeth 13,  393 

Erastus 213,  237,  241 

Henry 237 

John 237 

Margarcta 139 

Piatt 102 

Sophie  (Sophia) 152,  1C4 

Wilson,  George 333 

James  A 246 

Kate  M 241,  246 

Margarita 327 

Winans,  Stephen 302 

Winne,  Adrian 273 

Anna 93,  94,  95,  ]  10,  131 

Benjamin .90,  143 

Catalyntje 131,  174 

Catharine...38,  381,  390,  414 

Cathlliia 129 

Daniel  K 265 

Elizabeth 416 

Francis 94 

Helena 129, 142,  161 

Hester  173 

Jellis -. 45,  111 

Lyntle 68,    71 

Lvntje 240 

Margarita 346,  347 

Maria 305 

Maritje 390,  414 

Matthew 221 

Peter 390 

Pieter 347 

Rebecca 38,    45 

Sarah 88,  90,125,  273 

Winner,  Harriet 112 

J.  Amherst 112 

Witbeck,  Andries  J 65 

Annaatje 218,  220 

Cathrina 296 

Catrlna 65,    67 

Dolly 245 

Dorothy 37,  40,  47,    54 

Geertniy  J 374,  375 

Harper 395 

Helena  „ 302 

Isaac 361 

Jan  T 67 

John  A 295,  296 

Lena 359,  361 

Lucas 120 

Mayica  (Maykc) 300,  302 

Peter 302. 

Wolverton,  Frederick  A  ....  282 

Gaius 281,  282 

Wood,  Charlotte  F 60 

Fanny  A 162 

Henry  P.  T 162 

Jeconlas 81 

John  197 

Sarah  81,  82,    83 

Woodbridge,  Sophia 50 

Woodruff,  Hnnloke 125 

Woodward,  Doctor 406 

Wool,  Ellis 220 

Mary 220 

Worthington,  Jane 212 

Juliet 202,  206 

William 206 


Index. 


xxi  11 


Wright,  Cynthia.  ....203, 210,  215 

Deodatusl 20.3,  210 

Elizabeth 203,  208,  215 

Persis 221 

Wybird,  Richard 385 

Wyngaart,  Anna 257 

Ariaanlje 40 

Ariuentjc 257 

Gerrit  L 25),  257,  259 

Gcrrilje 257 

Hannah 257 

Hester 257 

Johannes  L 378 

Lucas 257 

Lucas  G 257 

Sarah 255,  257,  259,  272 

Wyngart,  Jacobsc  1, _  193 

Wynkoop,  Elizabeth 126,  139 

Emma 213 

Harriet 203,  213 

James 139 

Jeflersen 203,  213 

John 213 

Julia 213 

Julia  A 203,  2M 


Wynkoop,  Peter,  203,  212, 

213,  214 

Richard 203,  213 

Sarah 203,  212,  213 

Virginia 213 

F. 

Yates,  Abraham 136,  174 

Annetje 120,  131 

Cathrina 87 

ChristolTe 38 

Chrlstoffcl 129,  174 

Christottle 131 

Christopher 121 

Helen  M 335 

Hybertje 119,129,142,  175 

Joseph...l72,174,175,309,  311 
Joseph  C  (Governor)....  335 

Maria. 31,  38,  44,    45 

Kachel 309,  311 

Robert 135,  174 

Sara 174 

Sella 174 

Susanna,  125, 136,147, 149.  150 


Yonle,  Joseph 191,  419 

Maria  J.,  189,  Ml,  192,418, 

*  419,  420 

Young,  Elizabeth 416 

Guy 129 

Youngs,  Eliza  A 242,  246 

James 246 

Lucinda 246 

Ysselsteln,  Isaac  M 81 

Rachel  I) 80,    81 

Ysselsteyn,  Bata 316 

Cornells  M 316 

Ysseltine,  Beata 33 

Cornelia 33 

Eleonora 33 

Isaac  M 26,  33,    34 

Jannetje 33 

Rachel 33 

Sarah 33 

z. 

Zabrlskie,  John 126 

Ziele,  Catharina  TJ 94,    96 

Ziely,  Adam 277 


NEW  ENGLAND  FAMILIES. 


A. 

Abay,  Anna 685 

Anthony  (Sir) 6*5 

Abby,  Thomas 613 

Abeel,  Elizabeth  A 737 

Garrett  B 737 

Ackemian,  RebeccaA.,566,  567 

Adams,  559 

Arthur  B 739 

Benjamin • 508 

Charlotte  A 567 

Edith  F 739 

James  N 739 

John  Quincy 708 

Louisa 708 

Samuel 567 

Adgate,  Abigail 605 

Rebecca- 605 

Sarah 605 

Thomas 604,  605 

Adrian,  Elizabeth 579 

Adsit,  Joseph 743 

Ady,  Barbara 614 

Thomas 614 

Alkin, 689 

Ainsworth,  Emma  M 739 

Parker  II 739 

Pcrly 739 

Alcock,  Dr 620 

Allen, 699 

Anne  W 529,  536 

Daniel 536 

Esther 536 

John. 517 

Orange 649 

Rebecca,  516,  517,  520, 

521,  606 

Allyn,  John 726 

Ames,  David  B 549 

,_»   Edward  M 549 

Emily  F 549 

'•*     Freeman  H. 549 

"~!  JohnH _ 549 

;      Lucius  F 549 

Mary  L 549 

'r.      Mason .....546,  549 

Sarah  E 549 

Statira  W 549 

Anderson,  John 580 

Marie  B 600,  603 

Victoria. 549 

Andrews,  568 

Abigail 673,  675 

Edward 723 

J.  H 746 


Andrews,  Maryctte,  702,  707,  708 

Samuel 722 

Samuel  J 707 

Sarah 723 

Angier,  John 681 

Judith 682,  684 

Luther  H 573 

William 684 

Anthony,  Abraham 696 

Mary 689,  696 

Arnold,  705 

Catharine 702,  701,  705 

Ashby,  Daniel 747 

Elvira 734,  747 

Asherhulstain,  Julia  A 743 

Atherton,  Faxton  B 638 

Hope 552 

Marie  A 634,  638 

Atwater,  Ruth 564 

Susan  0 575 

Austin,  Freelove 699 

Avery,  Abigail 628 

Lois 648 

Ayers,  Arial  S 548 

Ayrault,  Mary  A. ...517,  518,  606 
Nicholas 518 

B. 

Backus,  Joseph.  Jr 507 

Bacon  Edgar 633 

Bagg,  Henrietta 709 

Baker,  Ellis 636. 

Joseph  689 

Mary  A  633,  636,  613 

Timothy 552 

Baldwin,  Roger  S 686 

Simeon 686 

Ballou,  Jcrathmel 704 

Joseph  704 

Sarab 702,  704,  705 

Theodore 704 

Bancroft,  Clarissa 546,  550 

Barber,  Harrietts 602 

Martha  M 602 

Milton 598,  602 

Barclay,  Mattie  D 709 

Bardwell,  Arzah 557 

Barker,  Hannah 744 

Harriet  N 744 

Barnard, 724 

Barnes,  Ambrose 735 

Julia 735 

Lydia 735 

Baron,  John 571 

Barron,  Mary  A 710 


Barstow,  Carrie  C 

Galon  W 

Miriam 

Oscar 

Bartholomew,  Flora  L 

Bartleson,  John 

Bartlett, 

Beulah 

Calvin  L 

Caroline 

Elizabeth  S 

Frances  E 

Francis 

Harriett  B 

Mary  P.  II 

Minerva 548, 

Russell 

Russell  W 

Bassett,  Charles  B 

Hannah 

William 

Bates,  Koxana 

Sally _ 

Beach,  Amelia 

Benjamin 

Catharine  J „ 

Edward » 

Henry 

Julia 

Norman 

Beard,  Vesta 597, 

Beardsley,  Sarah  J 

Bears,  James 

Mary 605,  607, 

Bearsc,  Austin  

Sarah 543, 

Beckley,  Hannah 

Richard .499, 

Beebe,  Silas 

Beekman,  Elizabeth  M 

Beers,  James  H.  (Mrs.).... 
Belden,  Abigail 519,  524, 

David 

Esther 

Esther  M 

Harriet 

Isaac 664,  665, 

Joseph 

Joshua 

Mary 520, 

Samuel 620, 

Thomas 

Belding,  Jonathan 

Bellman,  James  C 

Beman,  F.  C 

Benedict,  Alfred 


74  2 
742 
742 
742 
745 
701 
731 
734 
548 
582 
582 
734 
582 
734 
734 
550 
734 
734 
601 
564 
564 
649 
548 
668 
725 
600 
668 
668 
668 
668 
600 
666 
607 
608 
544 
544 
486 
500 
631 
650 
661 
525 
526 
605 
668 
668 
668 
503 
526 
526 


730 
547 
538 
666 


XXIV 


Index. 


Benedict,  Amanda, 666 

Asa 664,  665,  666 

Charles  N 666 

Frederick  It 666 

George 666 

Hannah 660,662,  665 

Harriot  li 660 

Ruhannah...656,  660, 662, 

663,  669 

Ruth 660,  669 

Stephen 660 

Thomas  607 

William  II 666 

Benlamin,  Mary  J 571,  573 

Park 573 

Bennam,  John 657 

Sarah 655,  657,  660 

Bent.  Alphonso 734 

Benton,  Abigail 486 

Adonijah 491 

Agnes 489 

Alfred 491 

Alvln 491 

Andrew 48?,  488 

Anna 489 

Austin 491 

Azarlah 489,  490 

Azariah  L 490 

Benjamin 491 

Betty _ 489 

Caleb 488 

Charles  W 491 

Chester 490 

Daniel 485,  488,  489,  490 

Dorothy 485,  488,  490 

Ebenezer 488 

Edward 485,486,  487,  732 

Ellhu 490 

Elijah 489 

Elisha 489 

Ellen  (Eleanor) 485, 

486,  730,  732 

Ephraim 486 

Erastus 491 

Eunice 489 

George  B! 491 

Hannah 485,  483 

Harriet 487 

Henry ..- 487 

Ira 491 

Jacob  488,489,  490 

Jerusha 487 

John 488 

Jonathan 486,  490 

Joseph 487,  488,  491 

Joseph,  Jr 488 

Joslah 486,  487 

Juliana 491 

Levi- 491 

Lydia ~ 488 

Mary,  485,  486,  487,  488,  732 

Medad 487 

Nathan 489 

Nathaniel 486 

Ozlas 490,  491 

Phebe 489 

Prudence 487,  523 

Kebecca 485 

Ruth 490 

Samuel,    485,   486,    487, 

488,  489,  490 

Samuel,  Jr 488,  490 

Sarah 485,  490 

Silas 489 

Solomon 491 

Susalla 490 

Thankful 490 

'  Timothy 491 

William 489 

William  A 490 

William  W 491 

Zadoc 490 

Berg, 653 

Berkley,  Nathaniel 600 

Berry,  Catharine  C 580 

Charlotte 539 

Edward  S 580 

Eliza 539 

i      Franklin  C 539 

Guerdon  S 580 

Harriet 539 

Ira - 539 


Berry,  Joseph 537,538,  539 

Louis  F 580 

Lucinda 539 

Sarah  L _ 539 

William 539 

Betts,  Charles 669 

Elizabeth 669 

Munson 668 

Samuel 669 

Thomas 605 

William 668 

Bibb.  Governor 588 

Bibbins,  Jane 741 

John 741 

Samuel 741 

Weed  741 

Bldwell,  John,  Jr 725 

Blgelow,  Abigail 728 

Jonathan 507 

Bill.  Richard 631 

Birdsey,  Abel 726 

Bishop,  Lydia  S 574,  586 

Sarah 563,  564 

Blsscll,  William  C 547 

Blackleach,  Mary 725 

Blackman,  Claren  S 562 

DeWitt  C 562 

Fred  DeW 562 

Bliss,  Lois 674,  676 

Blood,  Anna  E 598 

Bloomfleld,  Amos  C 576 

Andrew 572,  576,  577 

Edward  L 576 

James  C 577 

Joanna  C 576 

Lewis  M 577 

Sarah  E 576 

Thomas 576 

William  S 576 

Boardman,  Daniel 722 

Hannah 722 

Hc-pzlbah 519,  525,  526 

Jonathan 519,  526,  731 

Mary 731 

Bogart,  Angelica 664,  667 

Catharine  J 567 

Guysbert 567 

Isaac  H 667 

JohnG 567 

Teunis  G 567 

Bomelsler,  E.  L.  (Mrs.),  555,  566 

Edwin  L 563,  566 

Louis 566 

Louis  E ...  566 

Nathan  L 566 

Boot,  Mary 537 

Boothe,  Robert. 554 

Borman,  Isaac 485 

Boughton,  Betty 659,  661 

L'ourdeau,  Angelique 580 

Baptlste 580 

Bouton,  Abigail 607 

Jaktn 607 

John 606,  607 

Joseph 607 

Mary 607 

Matthew _ 607 

Rachel 607 

Bowditch,  Edward 636,  643 

H.  1 643 

Harry 643 

Mary 643 

Bower,  William 566 

Bowman,  Mary  C 738 

Boylston,  Joanna 570,  571 

Thomas 570 

Bradford,  II.  D 737 

Mary 485,  486 

Samuel 485 

Susan  L 737 

Vienna 487 

Bradley,  Adeline 537 

Inez 737 

Jane .488,  490 

Russell 548 

Brainard  G 743 

Brand,  John 612 

Sarah 611,  612 

Brayton,  Francis 690 

Britton,  Ruth 648 

Bronson,  Emma 739 

James 739 


Brooker.  Lewis 560 

Brooks,  Caroline 529 

Brower.  Ann  E 738 

Brown, * .681,  743 

Barbara 681 

Betsey 632 

Content 644,  646,648. 

649,  650,  652,  653 

Ebenezer 702 

Harriet 548 

Honor...701, 702, 703,  704, 

705,  700,  707 

Humphrey 644 

Jer. 696 

John  564 

Lydia 632 

Maria 660,  663 

Mary 644,  646 

Mercy 733,  737,739 

Samuel 646 

Tabatha 644 

Bryan,  Elizabeth 721,  722 

Frances 722 

Bryant,  725 

Abiah 571 

Buck,  Martha 500,  502 

Buckley,  Catharine 723 

Dorothy 722 

Gershom 722,  723 

llucklin,  Margaret  L 584 

Thomas  P.,  Jr 583,  584 

Bulckley.  Charles 521 

Gershom 521 

Hannah 518,  521,  522 

Bull.  Abigail  L 585 

Anna  C 585 

Caroline  W 585 

Elizabeth  A 585 

Frederic 674,  584,  585 

Henrv  W 585 

MaryH 585 

Sarah  h 584 

William  L 585 

Bunnell. 632 

Burgess,  Dr 684 

Hester 682,  685 

Priscllla 682,  684 

Burk,  Electa  L 538  ' 

Burnham,  Charles «. 585 

Jonathan 493 

Mabel 585 

Nathaniel 493 

Burr,  Mary. 495,  497 

Burrows,  Betsey 629,  631 

Nabby 631 

Burton,  Daisy 639 

Burwell.  Bryant 650 

Bushnell,  Francis 606 

Joseph 605 

Maria 605 

Mary 605 

Richard .604,  605 

Butler,  Agnes 680,  681 

Benjamin 733 

Gershom 500 

Grace 732,  733,  734, 

730,  737,  739,  740 

James 508 

Joseph 517,  606 

Martha 733,  740,  741, 

742,  743,  744,  745,  746,  747 

Mary 518,729,  731 

Richard  518,  731 

Samuel 518 

Butterworth,  Ida 579 

c. 

Cadwell,  Edward 569 

Thomas 569 

Cady,  Dwight 532 

Calhoun,  Ruth  R 563 

Cameron,  J.  H 719 

Camrleld,  Matthew 721 

Camp,  Amos .734,  745 

Martha 734,745,  746 

Card,  Jonathan 701 

Mary 644,699,  701 

Carmuth,  Frances  N 746 

James  B 746 

Joseph  W 746 

Carpenter,  AnnaE 745 


Index. 


xxv 


Carpenter,  Hepzlbah.  ..645,  648 

James  L 745 

Jane 745 

Joanna 658,  661 

Joseph 745 

Joseph  P 745 

Julia  W 745 

Lydia 745 

Sarah 745 

Car,  Job 690 

Carter,  Abigail 488 

Sarah 747 

T.  B 747 

Castle,  Joanna 655,  658.  661 

Catlln,  Sarah  E 532,  535,  536 

Chamberlain, 631 

Eugene 6(13,  604 

Thankful 567 

Champion,  Eliza 536 

Henry 536 

Chandler,  Charles  C 573 

Marian  G.,  571,  573,  580, 

581    582    583 
Channing,  Joseph  W. !.56l",  562 

Chapel],  Mary. 565 

Ohapin,  (Rev.)....555,  557 

"  Aunt  " 557 

Bliss 489 

J.  B 663 

Mehitable 557 

Chapman,  Avis  L 603 

Benjamin  T.  M 603 

Christian 681,  683 

Ellmond 683 

Klisha 528 

John 683 

Lucinda  C 565 

Rhodes  B 603 

Robert  B 600,  603 

Susan 683 

Chase,  689 

Abraham  L 580 

Adelaide  1» 579 

Amos,  571,  572,  576,  577, 

578,  579,  580 

Amos  C . 5S0 

Benjamin 686 

Charles 572,  579 

Colt 580 

Cornelius  S 579 

Cornelius  W 579 

Daniel 072 

Edward  B 579 

Edward  H 572,  579,  580 

Elizabeth  B 572.  577,  578 

Elizabeth  S 580 

Frank  M 579 

Frederic  L 580 

George  A 579 

Georgia  A 580 

Harriet  G 579 

Harvey 580 

Henry  W 580 

Hubert  A 579 

James  L 572,  579 

Jane  A 579 

Jennie  li 579 

Jennie  M 579 

Joanna  L.,  572,577,  578,  580 

Joseph 689 

Joseph  L 572,578,  579 

Joseph  T 579 

Julius  D 572,  580 

Lanman 578,  580 

Lizzie  A 579 

Mary 572,  580 

Mao' A 580 

Mary  L 578 

.Rebecca  II. 572 

Sarah  li 572,  576,  577 

Susan  E 579 

Tannic  L 579 

Thomas  S 579 

William 686 

William  L 580 

William  W 579 

Chatlield,  T.  I 5.11,  534 

Cnaunccy,  Elihn 52& 

Katharine,  526,  528,  529,  536 
Cheeseborough,  Eliza. ..645,  653 

Robert 646 

Chester,  Dorcas 492 

D 


Chester,  Eunice 492, 493,  494 

Hannah 493,727 

John,  492,  493,  494,  569, 

722,  724,  727 

Leonard 492 

Mary 492,  493,  494,  727 

Mehltabel 493 

Mercy 492 

Penelope 493 

Prudence 492,  493,  722 

Samson 569 

Samuel 493,  494 

Sarah 493,  494 

Stephen 492,  493,  723,  727 

Thomas 493,  494,  721 

Chicele,  Thomas 616 

Chittendon,  Elizabeth...729,  730 

Lieut 730 

Church. 509 

Helen  A 549,  051 

Mary 670,  671 

Russell 707 

Churchill, 505   724 

Abigail .731,  732 

Benjamin 519,  732 

Prudence....517,  519,  520, 

526,  606 

Claflin,  Gilbert  M 570 

Henry  E 575 

Price  C 575 

Clark,  Anson 575 

Anson  II 575 

Aurelia  F 560 

Calvin 575 

Caroline  M 561 

Charles  H 560 

Cornelius  E 575 

David 649 

Deborah 608 

Edward  I) 560 

Edward  H 575 

Edward  W 560 

Eleanor  M 060 

Elizabeth 608,  609 

John 497,  687 

Josiah 497 

Lewis 558,  560,  561 

Lewis  H 561 

Lewis  M 560 

Lydia 550 

Mary  E 560,  561,  575 

Perez  G 560,  561 

Sarah 561 

William 561 

Clarke,  Hannah 689,  696 

Clarv,  Joseph 650 

Cleare,  Anne.. ..681,  682,  684,  685 

Clement,  Charlotte 743 

Clench,  Judge 610 

Robert 610 

Clopton,  Anne 613 

John 613 

Coddington, 687 

Coe,  Noah 536 

Cogswell,  Joseph  P 663 

Cohoon,  Mary 628 

Coit,  Daniel  T 573,  583 

.lane  G 583 

Samuel 571 

Sarah  S 571,  572,  574,  576 

Colbum,  Gideon 740 

Svbil 733,  740,  741 

Cole,' Abigail 506 

James 506 

Nathaniel 485 

Coleman,  Asa 505,  556,  508 

Asaph 506 

Clarissa 556 

Elizabeth 502,  504 

Eunice  056 

John 552,  730 

Julius 056 

Maria 556 

Noah 497 

Pamela oofi 

Sarah 491,  518,  721,  722 

Thomas 721 

Collins,  Dennis 048 

Mary 551 

Nathan 501 

Susannah 551 

Colton,  James 712 


Colton.  Mary 707, 

Comstock,  Anna  W 

Theodora  la 

Theodore 

Congdon,  William 

Conklin,  

Michael 

Connett,  Jennie- 541, 

Cook,  Agnes 

Caroline 

Catharine 574,  585, 

Clark 

Dorothy 

Mary.- 

Cooke,  Amos 

Cookingham,  Cornelia  M.... 

Frederick  W 

Henry  J 711, 

Richard  S 

Cooper,  Desire 672,  674, 

Margaret 

.    Thankful 

Copp,  Sally 645, 

Cornell,  Cynthia. 

Cornwall.  Elizabeth 617, 

Thomas 

Cornwell.  Erances...096,  598, 
CoBsitt,  Asa  L 

Florence  M 

George  G 

Cotterell  David 

Cowan,  Louisa 

Cowles,  Edward  S 

Thomas 

Thomas  F 

Walter  C 

William  S 

Coxc,  Alfred  C 708. 

Gertrude  D 

Craft,  Abigail 515, 

Moses 515, 

Crafts,  Moses 

Rebecca 

Crampton, 

Crane, 

W.  Crary 

Crosby,  Alexander 

Darius  G 581, 

Edwin 

Julia  

Lanman 

Crossett,  George  D 

William  E 

Crouch,  Sarah 

Crow,  Agnes 495, 

Bethiah  

Christopher 495,  496, 

Daniel 

Deborah 496, 

Edward 

Elizabeth 495,  496, 

Esther 497,  498, 

Hannah 496, 

Jeremiah 

John,  495,  496,  497,  498, 
514, 

Joseph 

Lydia 

Mary 496, 

Mehltabel 495,  496, 

Nathaniel 

Paul 

Ruth 

Samuel 495,496, 

Snrfth 

Thomas 495, 

Yelverton 495. 

Culberson,  Henry  W 

Cummins,  Judge 

Mclinda. 


Curtis,  David 

Elizabeth 724, 

Eunice 

John 

Joseph 

Joseph,  Jr 

Thomas 

William 517,  604. 

1). 

Dake,  Mary 745 


712 

736 

736 

735 

701 

508 

639 

042 

062 

562 

086 

562 

486 

613 

036 

714 

714 

714 

714 

676 

640 

564 

653 

532 

618 

618 

602 

703 

736 

736 
701 

734 
078 
077 
578 
578 

577 
700 
709 
016 
516 
731 
731 
088 
730 
740 
090 
590 
591 
591 
091 
745 
740 
532 
496 
496 
497 
407 
497 
496 
497 
051 
497 
496 

551 
496 
496 
497 
497 
497 
496 
497 
497 
497 
496 
496 
556 
559 
559 
517 
726 
726 
721 
508 
726 
517 
606 


XXVI 


Index. 


Dalzell,  John.H 

Susan  D 

Virginia 

Dame, 

Danforth,  Trances  E 529, 

Darling,  Sarah  E 

Dart,  Alfred 

Carlton  R 

Eben 

Francis  E 

Francis  J 

Freddy  

Genevieve 

George 

Gertrude  B 

James  A 

James  R 

Bobin  C 

Simeon  E 

Stella 

Willie 

Davenport,  William 

Davis,  John 

Sarah 

William 617, 

Day,  Alice 681, 

Benjamin  P 

Edmond  8 

Frederick  R 

Jeremiah 

Robert 

Roger .% 

Sarah 490, 

Dean, 

Calvin 

De  Bevoise,  Margaretta  C. , 

Decker,  Sarah  J 

Demndough,  Mary  II 

DelaAeld.  Catharine  F 

Edward 

Delavan,  Edward  C 594, 

Mary 635,  639, 

Deniing,   Abigail,  502,  503, 

504,  509,  523, 

Ann .7..500,  502,  503, 

Benjamin 

Charles 500, 

Comfort. 

Daniel...503,  504,  528. 673, 

David 499, 

Dinah 

Ebenezer,  485,  499,  501, 

554,  723, 
Elizabeth,  500,  503,  504, 

505,  513,  515, 
Eluse  (Luce).. ..500,  508, 

Ephraim 

Gideon  

Grace 

Hannah 501, 

Hezekiah 

Honour 501,  519. 

Isaac  

Jacob 51X1,  502, 

John,  499,  500.  501,  502, 

504,  721, 

Jonathan,  499,  500,  501, 

502,  503,  504,  509,  511, 

513, 

Jonathan,  Jr. ...502,  503, 

Joseph 

i      Joslah 

Lemuel 

Lucy 

Lydia 503,  504, 

Mara 

Martha 

Mary,  499,  500,  501,  502, 

503, 

Mehitabel 501, 

Nathaniel 

Noahdiah 

Prudence 501,  731, 

Rachel 

Ruth 

Samuel,  499, 500, 501,  519, 

Sarah 499,  500,  501. 

Thomas 500, 

Timothy 

William 

Denio,  Israel 

Martha 


Denio,  Sophia 7B5 

Derby,  6.54.  655 

De  Rothschild,   Hannah....  685 

Dexter,  S.  Newton 747 

Deyo,  Frances  M 535,  536 

Dibble, 649 

Wakefleld 511 

Dickens,  Mary_ 621,625,  l!28 

Roger 623,  624 

Thomas 627. 

Dickinson, 503.  733 

Thomas 497 

Dlgby, 011 

Dlx,  John  A 637 

Dodge,  Adeline 580,  687 

Ann 621,  625,  628,  644 

Elizabeth...627,  629,  630,  031 

Francis 580,  587 

James 629 

Mark 628 

Peter  J , 746 

Phoebe  A 531,  534 

William,  Jr 624 

Doleraan,  Elizabeth 511,  512 

Doollttle,  Charles  A 708,  709 

Charles  H 708,  709 

Harvey  W 708 

Julia  T.  S.  A 709 

Julius  T.  A 708 

Mary  Isabel 708 

Maryette  A 708,  709 

William  C.  J 709 

William  S 708 

Dorsley,  Richard 510 

Doten,  Isaac 570 

Doty,  660 

Douglass,  Allanson 652 

Charles  S 652 

Charlotte 652 

Content 652 

George 652 

Harriet 652 

John  II 652 

Juliet 652 

Martha 652 

Mary 652 

Minerva 652 

Polly 652 

Stephen  V.   R 052 

Sutherland 652 

Wheeler 645,  652 

William  B 652 

Douw,  Charles  G 590 

Helen  L 590 

Henry  C 590 

John  Del' 581,  590 

Margaret  L 590 

Mary  L 590 

Dove,  Anne 612,  613,  614 

Robert 613 

Downer,  Appleton 647 

Joshua 646 

Downing,  Jerome  F 709 

Margaret 574,  583,  6S4 

Mary  Isabel  H 709 

Mercy  627,  629 

Drake,  John  P 649 

Mattie  M ,. 603 

Nellie 603 

William  A 599,  603 

Drury,  Eugene 737 

Dudley,  Mary 731 

Dunbar,  Daniel 337 

Dunham,  John 543 

Mary 543,  544 

Dwight,  Elihu 555,  55G 

Hannah 556 

Margaret 556 

Nathaniel 556 

Seth 70s 

Dyke,  Daniel 613 

Elizabeth 611,613,  614 

Dykeman, 702 

E. 

Eastbrook,  Abigail 722 

Edwards,  Abigail 506 

Abraham 507 

Ann 506,507,  509 

Daniel 507 

Dorothy 507,  608 


Edwards,  Elizabeth 500, 

502,  507,  515,  516 

EstbeV 508 

Hannah 507,  508 

John... .500,  503,  507,  SOS, 

509,  523,  701 

Jonathan 507 

Joseph 508,  509 

Lydla 508 

Mabel  507 

Mary 506,  508 

Richard -.502,  506,  507 

Ruth 508 

Samuel 507 

Sarah  ...508,  509,  518,  523, 

524,  528,  537 

Talmagc 701 

Thomas 507,  508,  516 

Timothy  506,  507 

William 506 

Eells,  Ellen  M 599 

Emma  1 599 

Hannah 597,599,  603 

Harriet  D 597,  600 

John 599 

Mary 597,  600 

Mary  J .598,  600,  603 

R.  Lorenzo 599 

Stephen  D 597,  599 

William  H 600 

Egerton,  735 

Esther 658 

Eggleslon,  Abigail 510 

Bagot 510 

Benjamin 510 

James 510 

Joseph 510 

Mary  510 

Rebecca 510 

Samuel 510 

Sarah 510 

Thomas 510 

Eliot,  Jacob 569 

Mary 569 

Ellis, 660 

Charles  T 535 

Charles  W 740 

Charlotte 635 

Elizabeth 571 

George  E 535 

James  G 535 

John  P 565 

Marshall  L 565 

William  H 533,  535 

Ellsworth,  Henry  L 536 

Elson,  John 729 

Margaret 729 

Elton.  Lucy 570 

Ely,  Elizabeth 529,  536,  537 

Henry 739 

John 536 

MaryS 733,  739,  740 

Emmctt,  Robert 566 

Emnson,  Jane 616,  617 

Richard  (Sir) 616 

Endicott,  Governor 620 

Erlckson,  Celcstia  J 703 

Evart,  Mary 649 

Evarts,  Jeremiah 686 

William  M 686 

Ewing, 578 

Henry 578 

Mary 578 

William  578 

F. 

Faircbild,  Clarissa  F 564 

Daniel 558,  564 

George  II 564 

Farley,  Theodore 702 

Farwell,  James 747 

Ferris,  Isaac  '. 590 

James 538 

M.  P.  (Mrs.) 370 

MaryV.R 590 

Morris  P i 590 

Orange 646 

Fiddis,  Anna  A 541 

James  R 541 

Lucy  A 541 

Robert  B 540,  541 


Index. 


xxvii 


Field,   Anna  F 562 

Aurelia 556,  557,  558, 

559,  560 

Charles  F 558,  562 

Charles  P 562 

Clarissa  A 558 

Ebenezcr 557,  558 

Edward  P 562 

Eliza  D 558,  561,  562 

Emily  P 558,  562 

Emma  G 562 

Ferona  D 558.  564,  565 

Fidelia  E...558,  562,  5G3, 

564,   566 

Frederick  P 562 

Grace  A 562 

Gratia  E 558,  565 

Helen  P 562 

John 563 

Josephine  M 558,  565 

Prentice  II 558 

Kodolphus  W...556,  558, 

561,  562,  564,  565 

Eollin  K... 562 

Theodore' 562 

Zachariah 563 

Filer,  Abigail 500,  502, 

503,  504,  511.  512 

Ann 512 

Flbenezer 512 

Elizabeth 512 

Experience 512 

George 512 

Jane 511 

John 511,  512 

Samuel 511,  512 

Stephen 511 

Thomas 51 1,  512 

Walter 511 

Zerubabel  502,  511,  512 

Finch,  Abraham 5118 

Dorothy 508 

Fish,  David 697 

Grissell 690 

Mercy 611,  613,  614 

Patience 620 

Preserved 690,  700 

Ruth 697,  700 

William  (Sir) 613 

Fisher,  Emma  C 716 

Orpha 741 

Fitch.  : 632 

Julia  A 59S,  601,  604 

Thomas 517,  606 

Fitzgerald,  Matilda  M.  I/...  591 

Fletcher,  Edward  C 580 

Elizabeth  E 580 

I)     Evallne  S 580 

Mary  C 580 

Ruel  D 580 

Flint,  Lucv 545,  548,  549,  550 

Foote,  Josiah  S 707 

Mary 504,  515,  731 

Nathaniel...504.  505,  515,  724 

Robert 505,  724 

Sarah 505 

Ford,  Angcllne 548 

Cclia 548 

John 545,  548 

Lavautia 548 

Martha  H 548 

Octavia 548 

Orren 548 

Polly  R 548 

Forestall.  Marie  C 650,  651 

Placide 651 

Forsvth,  Nancy 632,  633, 

636,  637 

Fort,  Alice 688,  693 

Foster,  Frederick  G 720 

La  Fayette  S 573 

Marie  A 717,  720 

William 571 

Fox,  Abram 554 

May 537,  540 

Francis,  Ann  519 

Clara  IS 565 

John  A 565 

Prudence 554 

Frcelove,  68S,  694 

Freeman,  666 


Freeman,   Mary 684 

Nicholas 684 

French,  Sally 649 

Frisbee,  llezckiah 595 

Frost,  Elvira 734 

Sarah  E :..  715 

Frye,  Hebe 534 

G. 

Gage,  Eunice 572,  579 

Gale,  Delia 711 

Mary 564 

Gansevoort,  Catharine  D...  590 

Ganson,  James  M 633 

John 632,  633 

John,  Jr 633 

Walter 633 

Gardiner, Charlotte 715  719 

Simeon 719 

Gardner,  Bridget 689,  697 

Dorcas 689,  697 

Joan 610 

Mary 570 

Robert  (Sir) 610 

Stephen 690 

Garner,  John 625 

Garrett,  Martin 684 

Gates,  Geoffrey 616 

Mary 549 

Thomas  A 556 

Gavren,  Lizzie 546,  550 

Gay,  Adeline  F 746 

John 625 

Gayler,  569 

Gaylord,  William 497 

Gayton,  Ahby  J 565 

Joseph 565 

Gere,  Eugene  B .535 

Gibson,  Amanda  S 718 

Catharine  0 718 

Elizabeth 718 

General 588 

Henry  li.,  715,717,  718,  719 

Henry  W 718 

John 718 

John  S 718 

Maria  L 718 

Mary  Y 718 

Sarah  M.,  715,  717,  718, 

719,  720 

William 718 

Gilbert,  Amy 613 

Ann 741 

Hen j:i m in 513 

Caleb 513 

Eleazur 513 

Elizabeth,  499,  500,  501, 

503,  509,  513 

Ellen 741 

Fannv 734,.  746 

Franklin 741 

Josiah 500,  513 

Leonard 741 

Lvdia 513 

Mary 513,  734,  741,  743 

Moses 513 

Sarah 513 

Thomas 743,  746 

Zetiana 741 

Giles,  Abigail 537,  538 

Gillett,  Margaret 521 

Rachel 521 

Gillson.  James 715 

Olivia.  706,714,  715,  718,  719 

Glascock,  Grace 729 

Glover,  Ellen  673 

Glovd,  Noah  L 547 

Goddard,  H 646 

Julia 583 

Oodfry.  Mary 690 

Gold,  Gertrude 747 

Louisa 747 

Thomas 747 

Golder,  Joseph 538 

Golding,  MaryE 574,  686 

Goodrich,  530,555,595,  724 

Aaron 525 

Abigail,  516.517,519,520, 
522,  524,  526,  527,  528, 

536,  606,  731 


Goodrich,  Abner  T 532 

Abraham* 520 

Alanson 537,  539 

Allen 620 

Allyn 517,  519,  520 

Alpheus 526 

Amanda  M 532 

Amelia 528 

Amelia  II 529 

Andrew  J 531 

Aner 530,  531,  534 

Ann 517,  519,  522 

AnnM 538 

Anna 530,  534 

Anne 518,  637 

Ansel 537,  538 

Ansel  F 538 

Ansel  .1 538 

Augusta 540 

Augusta  C 534 

Benjamin 518,520,  521 

Betsey 637,539,  540 

Caleb 522 

Catharine 529,  537 

Charles,  520, 522, 520, 527,  f-- 
529,  530,  532,   540 

Charles  A 529,  537 

Charles  E .- 532 

Charles  P 538 

Charles  T 535,  536 

Charles  W 538 

Charjotte 533,  538,  540 

Chauncey 529 

Chauncey  A 536 

Cyprian 537,  538 

Daniel 521 

David,  487,  509,  517,  518, 
519,  520,  521,  524,  525, 
526,  527,  528,  529,  530, 
531,  532,  537,  540,  606,  730 

David  U 534 

Dorcas 527 

Ebenezcr 504,521,  522 

Edward 530 

Edwin 531,  533 

Eliaklm 537,  538,  539,  540 

Elihu 529 

Elihu  C 537 

Elijah 521,  522 

Elisha 520,  523,  537,  540 

Eliza 538 

Elisabeth. .519,  517.518, 
519,  520,  524,  529,  536, 
539,  540,  606,  725,  726, 

727,  744 
Elizur.,519,  523,  525,  526, 

528.  529,  536 

Ellzur  T 540 

Ella  J 535 

Emeline 529 

Eniilv 540 

Emily  i: 537 

Emily  M 531,  534 

Ephraim...5I7,  518,  519, 
521,  522,  523,  524,  525, 
527,  528,  530,  531,  532, 

606,  721,  722,  723,  728 

Erastus 530,  531,  532.  533 

Ethan 518 

Eunice 518,  522,538,  539 

Eunice  A 531,  533 

Experience 524 

Ezekiel  524 

Fanny 537 

Frances  A 530 

Francis 539 

Frank  M 534 

Frederick 539 

Frederick  A 538 

Frederick  E 530,  536 

George  523 

George  B 531,533,  535 

George  E 534 

George  W 629 

Gershom 522 

Gideon 51S.  519,  522 

Gunlon 519,  524,  525 

Hannah 515,  519,  521, 

522,  526 

Harriet 534,  539 

Harriet  W 529 


xxvm 


Index. 


Goodrich,  Helen  F 534,  535 

Helen  L 542 

Henry  W ! 530 

Hcpzibah 526 

Hermon  A 536 

Hermon  N 532,  535,  536 

Hezekiah 501,  519,  526 

Hiram  E 535,  536 

Ilobart  M 540 

Honor 523,  526 

lchabod 525 

Ira .537,  538 

Isaac 518,  523 

Jacob 517,  521 

Jalrus  T 532 

James 522,  527 

James  J 541 

James  N 535 

James  W 533 

.Tared 528 

Jasper 537,  540 

Jcdc.'aah  520 

Jehiel 023 

Jemima 523,  525,  541 

Jemima  A 541 

Jenhie  E 531,  535,  512 

Jeremiah.. 519,  537,  539, 

540,  541 

.Terusba 524 

Jesse  L 530 

,Tohn...504,  505,  509,  515, 
516,  517,  520,  521,523, 

525,  628,  606,  731 

John  A 531,  535,  530 

John  B 534 

Jonathan 515,  516,  731 

Joseph 515,  518 

Joshua 522 

Josiah 519,  525,  526 

Leland 539 

Levi 522 

Lois 522 

Louise 538 

Lucenia 518 

Lucretia....?. 524 

Lucy 516,  523,  527, 

537,  538,  539,  540 

Lucy  B ail,  534 

Lucv  C 534 

Lucy  P 529 

Lucy  T 540,  541 

Lucly  527 

Lydla 538 

Lyman 532 

Mabel  D 530 

Margaret 515 

Marv...515,  517,  519.  520. 
523,  527.  528,  532,  534, 

538.  606 

Mary  A 537,538,  039, 

540,  541,  542 

Mary  C 541,  542 

Mary  F 542 

Mary  J 540 

Mary  K 534 

Marv  L 632 

Mehitabel 595,  5% 

Mercy 526 

Mlllescent 524 

Milletla 624 

Milllcent 520 

Mortimer  A 532 

Moses 516 

Nancy 536 

Nancy  L 538 

Nathan 529 

Noah...527,  528,  530,  531, 

532,  535,  536 
Norman  ....530,  531,  532.  535 

Oliver 519,  524 

Penelope 530 

Polllcena 524 

Prudcnce...519,  523,  624, 

527,  530,  531,  532,  033 

Prudence  S 538 

Rachel  T 541 

Ralph  L 541,  512 

Rebecca 516,  517.  521,  731 

Return  S 538 

Rhoda 623 

RhodaA 532 

Richard 618,  521,  522 


Goodrich,  Roger 524 

Roswell 534 

Roxa 630,  532 

Russell  ..* 528 

Ruth 521 

Ruth  A 542 

Samuel,517, 520,  525, 529, 

536,  537 

Samuel  G 537 

Samuel  W 529 

Sarah,  517,  518,  519,  521, 
522,  523,  524,  537,  638, 
540,  552,  553,  554,  555,  606 

Sarah  A 541 

Sarah  M _ 538 

Sarah  T 533,  535 

Sarah  W 536,  538 

Sidney  R 530 

Silas,  537,  539,  540,  541,   542 

Stella  L 540 

Stephen 521,  523 

Stephen  R 538 

Stephen  S 541,  542 

Stephen  T 54(1 

Susan  E 531,  534 

Temperance 524 

Thomas 518 

Timothy 521 

Walt 522,  623 

Waitstlll 521 

William,  515,  516,  517, 
51S,  519,  521,  523,  537, 

540,  553,  604,  600,  726 

William  W 530 

Willie 536 

Zebulon 519 

Goodwin,  Alfred  D 565 

Renertict 517,  621 

Clarissa  F 665 

Elizabeth,  495,  497,498. 

514,  551 

Enoch 565 

Florence  J 565 

Harry  S 565 

Howard  G 565 

Mabel  C 065 

Mehitabel 518 

Nathaniel 018,  521,  567 

Pamela  H 565 

Prentice  F 565 

Susanna 514 

Thomas  H 558,  560 

William 497,  514 

Gould,  James 627 

Gove,  l>orothy 545,  546 

Graham,  Henry 593 

Sarah 593 

Susannah 593,  594,  595 

Granger.  Lemuel 649 

Lynda 649 

Graves.  Jonathan 561 

Jonathan,  Jr 055 

Mary 500,  502 

Penelope.. .555,  556,  657,  5.58 
"  Widow" 500,  502 

Green,  Archibald 740 

Delia 743 

George  S 740 

Jane i 743 

John 743 

Mary 729,  743 

Greene,  Elizabeth 553 

Jfreelove 700 

Tobias 503 

Gregson,  Phebe 670,  G71 

Thomas 671 

Gridley,  Henry 695 

John 734 

Griffin  g 652 

Grilling,  James  T 541 

John 541 

Mary  L 542 

Sarah  A 542 

William 541 

Grlfflth,  Herbert  B 541 

James  L 669 

John  H 541 

Lucy  F 541 

Grlswold, 669 

Marian 573 

Matthew 573 

Sheldon 669 


Guernsey.  738 

Julla^ 738 

Guie,  Anroine , 580 

Marie  J.,  573,  080,  OKI, 

587,  590,  591 

Gutter,  Frances 610,611,  612 

Guyer,  Mary 666 

H. 

Haile,  Gertrude 585 

Hale,  Gideon 556 

Hezekiah  ■ 556 

John- 515 

Mary 485,  486 

Penelope... 522,  527,  528,  530 

Samuel,  Jr 726 

Haley,  John 497 

Iliilfbrd  Mary  C 577 

Hall,  Henry 623 

Jennie  E 598,  601 

William 696 

llalleck,  Frances  A 739 

Hannah  M 739 

Marv  739 

Parker 733,  739 

William  739 

Wright 739 

llnllman,  Nicholas 01C 

Hamlin, 7.17 

Abigail  544 

Alfred  W 547,  550 

Alice  J? 549 

Amelia 548 

Anne 543,  544 

Bartholomew 543 

Benjamin 544,  545 

Bessie  A 550 

Clarissa 545,  517,  648 

Cornelius 545 

David 540 

Earle  W 550 

Ebenezer 544 

Edward  F 049,  551 

Edwin  C 549 

Eleazer 513,544,  545 

Elisha 544 

Eliza  544 

Elkanah 544 

EllaW 550 

Esther 544,  551 

Experience 544 

Flora  A 547 

Franklin  C 551 

Frederick  H 549,  550 

Freeman  046,  549,  051 

Giles  ....497,  498,  543,  651,  672 

Hannah 543,  544 

Hannibal 543 

Harry  li 550 

Hope 544,  545 

Horace 546,  548,  500 

Horatio  B 548 

Isaac 543,  045 

Israel 543 

.lame.-. 043,  044.  501 

James,  Jr 543,  544 

Jessie 550 

Job 514 

JOhn...543,  544,  515,  546, 

047,  548,  549,  550,  551 

Jonathan 544 

Joseph 545 

Joshua 545 

Laura  R 547 

Lizzie  L 550 

Lydla 545 

Lyman 545,048,  549,  550 

MarillaR 517 

Martha 644 

Martha  A 517,  548 

Mary....504,  044,  551,  672, 

673,  674 

Mary  M 548 

Mehitabel 551 

Meletia 544 

Molly 545 

Nabby 545,  548 

Orren 545 

Polly 516,  549 

Priscllla 544 

Rebecca 544 


Index. 


xxix 


Hamlin,  Reuben.  ...545,  546, 
547 

Richard .*. 

Rosamund  W 

Samuel  B 

Sarah 543,  544,  545, 

Sarah  E 

Shepard  L 547, 

Thankful 

Wallace  A 

William 

William  H 548, 

Hammond,  Julia  H .711, 

Hancock.  William 623, 

Hanes,  John : 

Hardenburgh.  Catharine.... 

llarington,  Alice.  ...610,  611, 

612, 

Thomas 

Harniar,  Charles 

James  L 

Josephine  L 

Josephine  N 

Josiah 573,  582, 

Joslab  W 

William 

Harris,  Clara  H 634, 

Ira 634, 

Pauline  

Harrison,  Benjamin  R 

Beulah 733, 

James 

Hartwell,  Elizabeth 

Harvey,  Emily 

Harriet 650, 

Haskell.: 583, 

Haskett,  Eliza 

Joseph .664,  665, 

Richard 

Sally 

Sarah 

Hasklll,  Benjamin 

Hathaway,  

Haughton,  Hannah  B..  531, 

Havens,  Elizabeth 

Hawkes,  Abba  D ^ 

Clarissa  F 

EllaB 

Emma  F 

Philo 558,565, 

Philo  P 

William  H 

William  P. 

Hawkins,  Anthony 

Hawks,  Gershon 

Hawley,  Ephraim 

Heath,  Frlfenda :. 

Isaac 

Heller, 

Heneage,  George 

Henley,  John  (Sir) 

Henry,  Charles 

Emily 

Frances 

John 

Josephine 

Lewis 

Lydia 

Martha 

Herrfngton,  Sarah 

Hereon,  Eliza  R 

Higinbotham,  Ann,691,70O, 

Charles 

Nlles 

Sands » 

Hill,  Amasa 

Dorothy 553,  554, 

Joseph 553, 

Hills,  Susan..:...680,  681,  682, 

Hinckley, 502, 

Hinkley,  Mercy 

Hoar,  Ebenezer  R 

George  F 

Samuel 

Hochstrasser,  Paul 

Holcomb,  Jupah 

Samuel 

Hollister,  Ablah 

Abigail 

Alpheus 

Ann 553, 


550 
551 
547 
550 
551 
548 
550 
544 
547 
551 
550 
714 
624 
539 
702 

613 
611 

582 
582 
582 
582 
583 
582 
582 
637 
637 
634 
738 
734 
738 
685 
742 
652 
584 
667 
667 
667 
665 
667 
605 
68C 
532 
69(1 
566 
565 
566 
566 
566 
565 
566 
566 
724 
6411 
726 
660 
515 
566 
618 
611 
744 
744 
744 
744 
744 
744 
744 
744 
701 
577 
714 
700 
714 
714 
632 
555 
554 
683 
507 
719 


Hollister,  Annie  M 559 

Aurelius  F. 559 

Bohan  557 

Chandler  C 557,  560 

Charity .•. 653 

Charles 553,554,  558 

Charles  H 559 

Clarissa  A 559 

Clarissa  E 559 

David 553,  654 

Dennis 553 

Dorothy 554 

Dwlght 557 

Edgar  F. 559 

Ellsha,  555,  556,  557,  556, 

559   560 
Elizabeth,  552,  553,  554* 

724,  725,  726,  727 

Ephraim 553 

Eunice 554,555,  556 

Experience 555,  557 

Gershom 554 

Gideon 554 

Hannah 554,  555 

Hannah  D. ,  656, 558, 561, 

562,  564,  565 

Hiram  F 560 

Hiram  S 557 

Horace 557 

Jane  M 560 

Jennie  F 559 

Jerusba 654 

John,  617,  552,  553,  654, 

563,  606,  721,  725,  726,  727 
John,  Jr...552,  553,  554,  555 

Jonathan 727 

Joseph 552,  553 

Joseph  P 559 

Josiah 554 

Julia 559 

Lawrence  A 560 

Lazarus 552 

Lucy 565 

Martha 555 

Mary....552,  724,  725,  726,  727 

Mary  E 558,  659,  560,  561 

Mary  L 560 

Mehitable 555,  557 

Nathaniel 554 

Pamela 556,  557 

Paul  C 559 

Penelope 556 

Perez  G 556,  557,  559,  560 

Rachel 554,  555 

Roger 555,  556 

lluth 555 

Samuel 564 

Sandford 560 

Sarah 552,  653,  555 

Stephen,  562,  553,  554, 

723,  727 

Susan 559 

Susanna 553,  555 

Thomas 552,  553,  554,  555 

William  P. 659 

Holmes,  631 

Annie  0 745 

Caroline  S 586 

Caroline  W 745 

CharleBP 745 

Clarissa 631 

Edward  H 585 

Hannah 731 

Harry  P 745 

Henry  L : 585 

James  W 745 

Rosclus  G 745 

Theodore  S 745 

William  B 585 

William  T 585 

Holyoke.  Ann 568 

Edward 568,  569 

Elizabeth 568 

Elizur 568,  569,  617 

Hannah 493,568,  613 

John  568 

Mary 568,  569 

Samuel 568 

Sarah 568 

Susanna 568 

Home,  Benoni 655 


Hone,  Emily 720 

Hooker,  Daniel 618 

EdwardTC 575 

Edward  W 575 

Elias  C 575 

Elizabeth  P 676 

Faith  T 575 

George 575 

Mabel 675 

Mary  L 575 

Rev.  Mr 514,  613 

Richard 575 

Samuel  551 

Sarah 507 

Sarah  F 575 

Sarah  H 575 

Susan 575 

Susannah  518 

Thomas 614 

Hookey,  Martha 699 

Hopper,  Georgia 578 

John  C 578 

Wilson  II 578' 

Horton,  Fannie  A 542 

Frederic 642 

Gurdon  H 641,  542 

Hosmer,  Marls  D 581 

House,  Hannah 486,  487 

William 555 

Houston,  Mary 668 

Howard,  Baralla 648 

Fanny 745 

Howe,  Daniel 660 

Lucia  P 743 

Howlett,  Benjamin 649 

Hoyt,  Benjamin 669 

Hubbard,  Amos  H...573,  682,  591 

Charles 682 

Charles  C 582 

Charlotte  J 742 

David 519 

David  E 556,  557 

Eliza 582,  591 

Elizabeth 730 

Ellen 591 

Harriet  G 742 

Henry  W 742 

James  L 582 

John 526 

Margaret 618 

Marlanna  L 582 

Mary 526 

Matilda 582 

Perez  II 557 

Rosalie 582 

Samuel  M 582 

Sarah 591 

Thomas 691 

Thomas  II 581,  582,  591 

William  742 

William  G 742 

William  R 682 

Willie  W 742 

Hubbell,  Phoebe 529,  530 

Huckins.  Hope 544,  545 

Hulbert,  Gideon 503 

Humphrey,  Benjamin 649 

George  P 716 

Thomas 714,  716 

Watts  S 716 

Hunn,   Mary 727 

Samuel 727 

Huntington,  Edward  B 576 

Edward  N 576 

Edward  T 576 

Elizabeth  M 576 

Enoch 677 

Faith  T 575 

Frederick  J 576 

Henrietta 736 

Henry 736 

Jabez 571,  574,  576 

Jedediah 574,  575 

Joseph  0 575 

Lydia 743 

Mary 676,  677 

Mary  II 574 

Mary  L 576 

Peter 575,  576 

Peter  L 576 

Sarah  A 676 


XXX 


Index. 


Huntington,  Sarah  L...574,  575 

Susan  M 576 

Hurd,  Anna  E 579 

Aurellus 6fi9 

Don  Carlos 6fi9 

Genevieve  V 742 

Mary 562 

Hurlburt,  John 499 

Hurlbut,  Josiah 740 

Sarah 733,  740 

Hutch  ins,  Hannah 708 

Hutchinson.  Anne 620,  687 

i. 

Irving,  Washington 587,  589 

Irwin,  Ann 572,  579 

Ives.  Eliza  A 563 

Fidelia  E 563 

Helen  P 563,  566 

Jeremiah 564 

Jonathan 564 

Joseph 563,  564 

LeveTett  J...558, 563,  564,  566 

Mary  B 563,  566 

Prentice 563 

Samuel  564 

Sarah  B 563 

William a 564 

J. 

James, 649 

Mary  W 707,  712,  713 

Patience  645,  649 

Jerome,  Charles 664 

Jewell,  Emilie. 639 

Jewett,  David :....  632 

Johns,  John  C 548 

Johnson,  Mary  L.  C.  A 768 

Samuel 673 

William 721 

■William  C  : 708 

Johnston,  Elisha 690 

Jones,  Amelia.*. 527,  529 

Elizabeth 545,  547 

Isaac 527 

James  C 662 

Thomas  W 703 

Judah.  Henry  E 561 

Theodore  D 561 

Judd.  C.  G 529 

Thorwaldsen 583 

Judson,  Isaac 726 

•Tames 725,  726 

Jeremiah 505 

Mary 726 

Sarah 724 

E. 

Kane,  John 636 

Kedzle,  Harriet 745 

James  T 745 

Kceler,  Rnth 660 

Kellogg,  Aaron 735 

Anna  It 563 

Charles  C 563 

Fanny 735 

Frederick 563 

Helen 563 

Joseph 656 

Julia 735 

Pauline 743 

Rachel,  655, 656,657,  660, 

664,  669 

Sarah 655,  659 

Kelly,  John 666 

Kelsev,  Amelia 585,  686 

Kempe,  Catharine.. .611, 612,  613 

Thomas 612,  613 

Kemnton,  Rebecca 571 

Kendall,   Emily 743 

Kennedy,  James 633 

Ketchum,  Elizabeth 666 

Keyes,  Laura 738 

Keyser,  George 568 

Kidder,  Leverett  1 567 

Lida  1 567 

Rebecca  1 567 

W.  F.  (Mrs.) 555,  567 

William 567 


Kidder,  William,  Jr.. ..566,  567 

William  F 563,566,  567 

Kilbourn,  Abraham 517 

Ebenezcr „ 521 

Grace 517,  521 

Kilbourne,  Sarah 487 

Kilburn,  Ell)ah 734 

Kimberly,  Ruth 519 

Sarah 523 

Thomas  519 

Kinssbury,  Ruth 491 

S.  R 491 

Kinney.  Happy 575 

Kirby,  Sarah 499,  601 

Klrkland,  707 

Emily 702.  707,  713 

Knapp,  Adelaide  F 602 

Amanda  C 742 

Asa 734,  742,  743 

Charles  B 743 

Elizabeth...-. 585,  586 

Frederick  W 602 

Haywood 598,  606 

Henry 743 

Leonora  V 602 

Maria 743 

Martha 742,  743 

Parker  1) 602 

Susanna 602 

Knowies,  Margaret 699,  701 

L. 

Ladd,  Jonathan,  Jr 489 

Sarah 489,  490 

Lake,  Eliza  A 703 

Lamberton,  George 726 

Hannah  .724,  726 

Lamphear.  Fanny 628 

Lamport,  Hiram  II 663 

Lane,  Charlotte  R...532,  535,  536 

Laulield,  Clay  M 604 

Ellen 604 

T.    Porter 601,  604 

Lanman.  Abigail  T 574,  583 

Alice  B 587 

Anne  D 584 

Anne  L 573 

Caroline 574 

Catharine  C 585 

Charles 580,  586,  587, 

588,  589.  590 
Charles  J. ...573. 580,  581, 

587,  590,  591 

Charles  R 586 

Clara  C 586 

Cornelius 587 

Cornelius  T 586 

Daniel 586 

David  H 584 

David  T.... 574,  583,  584, 

585,  586 

Edward 571 

Edward  B 586 

Eliza .573,  582 

Elizabeth 586 

Elizabeth  G 581,  591 

Florence  T 586 

George : 573 

George   D 583,  584 

Harriet 573,  583 

Henry  A 585,  586 

Huntington 584 

Isabella  C 586 

James...570,  571,  572,  573, 

580,  581,  582,  583 

James  H 573 

Jane  G 573,  583 

Joanna 571 

Joanna  B....57 1,572,  573, 

576,  577,  578,  579,  580 

Joanna  F 587 

John  T 574,  585,  586 

Jonathan  T 583,  584 

Joseph..572,  574,  585,  686,  587 

Joseph  K 586 

Josephine 587 

Julia  W 561,590 

Laura  K 586 

Margaret  D 584 

Maria  L 581 

Marian  C 573,  581 


Lanman,  Marianna  C....581, 

Mary 570,  571,  574, 

Mary^H 574,  584, 

Mary  J 

Mary  R 583. 

Peter...  .570, 571,  572,  574, 
576,  583,  584,  585, 

Roger  Q 

Rosalie  D 

Samuel 

Samuel  C 571, 

Sarah .571,  574, 

Sarah  C 573,  58],  582, 

683, 

Susan  H.: 

Theodore  D 

Thomas 570, 

Trumbull 

William 571, 

William  C 

William  T.  W 

Lansing,  

Henry  L 

Lathrop,   Benjamin 

(Samuel  I) 

Lattimer,  Elizabeth 

John  

Rebecca.  ...721,  722,723, 

Lawton,  Ellzabeth..686,  688, 

692, 

Mary 690, 

Rebecca  

Thomas 

Lea,   

Grace , 

Robert 

Leach,  Adelaide 

Leannings,  Rev. 

Learned,   Charlotte 

Ebenezer 

Lee,  Bessie 

Lees.   Phebe 607, 

William 

Lcland,  Phineas 

Sarah 537,  538, 539, 

Leonard,  Charles 

Lippet,  

Little,  Pamela 545. 

LittlcBeld,  Walty 

Livermore.  John 

Lloyd,  Kate  E 

May  L 

Morgan 737, 

William  A 

Lockwood,  Elizabeth. ..656, 

James 

Sarah 608, 

Longyear,  Stephen 

Loomls,  Alice 

Lord,  Dorothy 

Loveland,  Louisa 

Thomas 

Lovering,  William 

Lowell,  Elizabeth 572, 

Lyman,  Hannah 

Martha  P 

Lyon,  Josephine 

M. 

Manchester,  Elizabeth,  688, 
Margaret 690, 

Manly,  Dean  S 

Marke,  Susanna 613, 614, 

Markoe,  Francis 

Sarah 

Marsh,  Elizabeth 

Marshall,  

Martin,  Eunice 631, 

Michael 

Rosina 

Martinez,  Olivia 

Marvin,  Abigail,    595,   596, 
597  604 

Adeline  W 599,'  603," 

Albert  B 

Albert  C 597, 

Alexander 

Alice  A 601, 

Amah  A 

Andrew  J 598, 

Ann 


576 
585 
581 

584 

586 
581 
587 
571 
574 
576 

591 
581 
584 
571 
587 
586 
585 
574 
653 
710 

506 
552 
722 
727 

693 
699 


735 
735 
604 
585 
664 
582 
582 
717 
608 
608 
537 
540 
703 
700 
547 
630 
684 
737 
737 
738 
737 
669 
607 
609 
744 
649 
531 
528 
555 
633 
580 
.556 
573 
735 


694 
700 
601 
615 
736 
736 
565 
660 
032 
568 
746 
641 

606 
604 
599 
603 


601 
608 


Index. 


xxxi 


Marvin,  Ann  A 599 

Ann  E 599 

Anna 596 

Annie  B 61)1 

Asa. 609 

Barnabas 608,  609 

Benjamin  ...503,595,096,  607 

Benjamin  T 600 

Betty 609 

Caroline 598,  602 

Catharine  A 597 

Charles 597,  600,  609 

Charles  E 600 

Charles  K 600 

Clarlnila 596 

Clark 609 

Cora  B 601 

Curtis  T 599 

Daniel 609 

David 607 

Dcncy  E 600,  603 

Dency  T 602 

Dudley 594 

Edward  E 600 

Eleanor  A 599 

Ellhu 591,607,  608 

Ellsha 594 

Eliza  C 598,  601 

Eliza  F 601 

Elizabeth,  516,  592,  593, 
595,  596,  604,  605,  G06. 

607,  609 
Elizabeth  S 602 

Ellen 598,  602,  608 

Esther 594.  596,  608,  609 

Fannv 600 

Frances  E 599 

Francis  E 599,  601 

Frank  M 600 

Frederick  F 598 

Genevieve 603 

George 597,  599,  603,  609 

George  L 599 

Ilanna 592 

Hannah,  604,  605,  606, 

6»7,  608,  609 

Harriett  S 599 

Harry  F 602 

HectorS 602 

Henry  E 604 

Ichabod 608 

James 594 

James  R 601 

Jared,  596,  597,  599,  600,  609 

Jemima 593 

John,  093,  594,  597,  605, 

607,  608,  609 

John,  Jr 607 

JOseph,593,  595,  596,  597, 

599,  607 

Joseph  L 609 

Joseph  T 598,  601 

Josiah 607,  609 

Julia 599,  603 

Julia  F 601 

Julius  S 600,   603 

Kate 600 

Lewis,  596,  597,  598,  600,  603 

Lilian 601 

Lizzie  M 600 

Lois 595,  596 

Lucius 600 

,      Lvdia 594 

Maria 604,  605 

Marie 592 

Martha 594,  099 

Mary,  592,  593,  595,  596, 
598,  690,  602,  604,  605, 

607,608,  609 

Marv  A 601 

Mary  M 602 

Mary  N 599 

Mary  W 597,  599 

Matthew,  516,  592,  595. 
590,  597,  598,  604,  605, 

606,  607,  608,  609 
Matthew,  Jr. ...605,  607,  608 

Matthew  W 598,  602 

Mehltabcl .593,  595,  596 

Melvin  K .599,  603 

Minnie  D 601 

Minnie  E 604 


Marvin,  Miriam 594 

Moses 608 

Nathan 595,  607 

Nathan  II 600 

Nathaniel  C 598,  601,  604 

Nehemiah 595 

Nettie  A 603 

Ozias 596,608,  609 

Phoebe 593,  594 

Polly 609 

Rachel 604,  607 

Rebecca 608 

Reynold,  592,    593,  594, 

595,  604 

Richard  P 594 

Robert  B 600 

Samuel,  593,594,595,  604, 

605,  608,  609 

Samuel  E 600 

Sarah,  516,  517,  518,  519, 
553,  592,  593,  594,  604, 

605,  606,  608,  609,  726 

Seth 607.  608 

Silas 608,  609 

Susannah  595 

Sylvia 596,  598 

T.  R 595 

Thomas 595,  696,  598, 

60O,  601,  602 

Thomas  C 601 

Thomas  E 598,  600,  603 

Uriah 594,  608 

William 094,  598,  001,  609 

William  II 601 

William  W 596,  597, 

598,  600,  602 

Willie  600 

Zachariah 095 

Mascall, 614 

Mather,  Catharine  F 582 

Deborah 593 

Increase 593 

John 675 

Richard 593 

Samuel 722 

Mathews, 695 

Matthews.  Rev 652 

Maynard,  John 569 

Zachariah 515 

Mayo,  Anna 544,  545 

John 545 

Samuel 645 

McChesney,  632 

McHatton,   Henry 591 

James 591 

McIIenry,   Henry 649 

Mclntyre, 743 

McKaraher,   Daniel 566 

Elizabeth 566 

McKee,  Clarissa  R 557,559 

Thomas 559 

McLane,  Trypuena 535,  536 

McLaury,  Fanny  M 602 

Martha  J 602 

Walter 598,  602 

McQulgg,  Sarah 533 

Mead,  Darius 537 

Meade,  Alice 610 

Meigs,  Cinda  T 663 

Mercer,   Rachel 547 

Merritt, 652 

Mersereau,  Calphurnia,  531,  533 

Messerole,  John  N 734 

Metcalfe,  Henry 637 

Julia  A 637 

Michaelson,  John 614 

Middlebrook,  Samuel 665 

Miles,  Daniel 523 

Milleken,   Archibald 630 

Miller,  Fanny .".  634 

Judge 652 

Martha 554 

William 554 

Mitchell,  Chauncey  L 737 

Richard  H 662 

Sarah 684,  714,  716 

Mix.  Sarah 519,  525 

Stephen 519,  525 

Montague,  Edward  H 575 

Elizabeth 575 

Enos   J 575 

Mary  J 575 


Montigu,  Peter 497 

Moody.  Sarnnel 499 

More,  Charlotte 649 

Morgan,  Henry 539 

John 499 

Morris,  ■ 578 

Kate  T 578 

Maud 578 

Morrison,  Agnes 738 

Hugh 738 

William 738 

Morse,  Elihu  M 719 

Sherman... 719 

Morton,  Thomas 500 

Moseley,  John 487 

Mosher,  Mary  ..621,  626,  627,  629 

Sherman 539 

Mosley,  T.  G 747 

Motley,  J.  L.  (Mrs.) 573 

Molt,  Adrian 611,  612, 

613,  614,  615 

Ady 614 

Alice 611 

Anne 612,  615 

Barbara 615 

Catharine  R 627 

Daniel 630 

Dorcas 611 

Dorothy 611, 612,  613, 

615,  670 

Edward 611,  612 

Elizabeth 613,  614,  615 

Frances 612,  613 

Henry 612 

James 611 

John.. .610,  611,  613,  614,  615 

Joseph 611 

Katharine 613 

Lydia 625,  628,  630 

Mark...610,  611,  612,  613, 

614,  615 

Martha 613 

Mary.  ...610,  611, 612,  613,  615 

Mercy  ' 612,  613,  615 

Mllford 615 

Nathaniel 613,  614, 

615, 624,  628 

Samuel 615 

Sarah 611,612,   624,  627 

Susanna 613,  614 

Temperance 615 

Thomas 610,  611,  612, 

614,  615 

Waiter  R 627 

Mowry,  Hannah.. ..686,  690, 

699,  700 

Mumford,  Thomas 686 

Munger.  William 556 

Munn,  Elisba 558 

Emeline  W 632,  635, 

640,  641,  642 

Lewis 635 

Martha 556,  558 

Mygatt,  Joseph 499 

Mary 499,  502 

N. 

Nealy,  Charles 532 

David 530,  532 

Elizabeth 532 

George 532 

James 532 

Prudence 532 

Nelson,  Benjamin 736 

Henry 736 

Jane  E 736 

Susan  S 736 

Thomas  S 736,  737 

Newberry,  Abigail 673,  675 

Newbury,  Rebecca 670,  671 

Thomas 671 

Newland,  Albert 742 

Nichols, 683 

Harriet 637 

J.  H 633,  637 

Nicholson,  Lucy 742 

Norton,  John  P 594 

Sarah  L 703 

Nott,  Cornelia  C 635,  640 

Joel  B 640 

Noweting,  Angelina 667 


XXX11 


Index. 


Noweting,  Eliza 667 

Esther 667 

George  W _ 667 

Ignatius 667 

Maria 667 

Noyes,  Dorothy 723 

James 723 

Sarah 494 

o. 

Odding,  Sarah,  682,  686,  687, 

688,  689,  690 

Oliver,  Cora  L 643 

Elizabeth  S 643 

John  R 643 

Marlon  L 643 

Robert  S 636,  643 

Olmstead, 669 

John S92,  655 

Mary 654,  655,  657,  658 

Orchard. 616,  617 

Orton,  H 739 

Orvis,  Goodman 518 

Margaretta 5'8 

Osborn,  Grace - 579 

Hannah 510 

John 510 

Mary  A 666 

Overbury,  Walter 617 

P. 

Packer,  Elizabeth 631 

Ichabod 631 

Lucretia 631 

Page,  Elvira  L .603,604 

William  A .599,  603,  604 

Paige,  Kuth  A 061 

Palmer,  Amos 646 

Pantry,  Hannah 724,  725 

John 725 

Mary 725 

Parker,  Catharine 562 

James 701 

Mary  A ft 559 

Mary  E 559 

Natbanlel 562 

Warren  R 562 

Parkins, 560 

Partridge,  Samuel 497 

Paschal,  Andrew 616 

Patterson,  Albert  C 650,  651 

George  H._ 651 

Juliet  C 651 

Payn,  John 628 

Pechren,  Lizzie 541 

Peck,  Ann 628,  630 

Caroline  D 560 

Mary 655,  658 

Samuel,  Jr. 658 

Pellatte,  Ann 681,  682,  683 

Penney,  Joel 634 

Pauline  N 632,  634,  637 

Penniinan,  James  II 581 

James  L 581 

Josiah  H 581 

Obadiah 573,  581 

Perkins, 562 

Edward  H 576 

Frances  L 576 

Frank  H 576 

Helen  M 576 

Jane  L 576 

Sarah  :....  576 

Perrln,  Thomas 501,  526 

Peters,  Hugh 716 

Petrie,  Maggie 735 

Mary 618 

William 618 

Phelps. 611,  612 

Ablsa 669 

Thomas  T 512 

Piatt,  Jacob  W 573,  583 

John  H 583 

Pierce,  Alice  R 561 

AnnaF 561 

Anna  J 561 

Charles  P 561 

John  D 561 

John  J 558,  561,  562 

Pierpont,  Abigail 675 


Pierpont,  Benjamin. „ 674 

Giles 674 

Hannah 675 

Hezekiah * 675 

James 673,  674 

Joseph 673,  674 

Mary 672,  673,675,  676 

Samuel 674 

Sarah 675 

Pike,  Harriet  J 743 

Pitkin, 628 

Jerusha 507 

John 493 

Pitman.  Jonathan 725 

Pitts,  Margaret 688,  694 

Pixley,  Mary 537,  539 

Piatt,  Charles 539 

Charlotte , 539 

Edward 540 

Elizabeth 540 

Epenetus 605 

Francis 539 

George 539 

James 566 

Jonathan 537,539,  540 

Joseph 605 

Mary 539 

Plummer,  Elizabeth 487 

Polland,  Albert 738 

Alice 738 

Arthur 738 

Charles  S 738 

George 738 

Mabel 738 

Pollard,  Elizabeth 739 

Pomeroy,  Josiah 556,  558 

Josiah,  Jr 558 

Mary 487 

,     Medad 487 

"Pool,  Lydia  A 547 

Poorc,  Ben.  Perley 580,  587 

Porter,  Amelia 746 

Samuel  019,  525 

Sarah 519,  525 

Post,  Anna 491 

Potfleld,  William 681 

Potter,   672 

Caroline  A 746 

Ethan  A 746 

Eva 746 

Fear 537,  538 

Frances  M  746 

Franklin  W 746 

Frederic  A 746 

Powell,  Annls 650,  661 

Ellsha  11 746 

George  B.  P 746 

Joseph  W.  P 746 

Judge 651 

Robert 51S 

Pratt.  Bennie 547 

Daniel 737 

Erastus 527 

Erastus  B 548 

Laura 547 

Lucy  G 547 

Maria  G 547 

Mary  L 547 

Otis 545.  547,  548 

Sally  H 547 

Susan  M 737 

Prentice,  Mary  L 584 

N.  Sartel 583,  584 

Sartel 584 

Prescott,  Rebecca 685 

Preston,  Sarah 726 

Prince,  Governor 515 

Proctor,  Benjamin  S 566 

Putnam,  Guy 649 

Milton 649 

Thomas 568 

Pynchon,  Agnes 616 

Anna 617 

Anne 616,  617 

Bridget 618 

Christopher 616 

Edmund  (SIr)...616, 617,  618 

Edward  616,  618 

Edward  (Sir) 616 

Elizabeth 616,  617 

Henry 616 

Jane 616 


Pyuchon,  John 616,  617,  618 

Joseph  „ 618 

Margaret 617 

Mary?. 568, 569,  617,  618 

Mehitabel 618 

Nicholas 616 

Peter 616 

William  ....568,  616,  617,  618 

Q 

Quick,  William  D 548 

Quimbv.  AnnaE 737 

J.  M 737 

R. 

Rabone,  George 619 

Rand,  Hannah 731 

Joseph 731 

Randcll,  William 497 

Ransford, 734,  743 

Mary  A 743 

Ransom,  Abby  S 639 

Albion 635,  639,  640 

Alexander  S 638 

Clark 632,  635,  638,  639 

Cornelia 640 

Edward 639 

Harry 640 

Irene  E 638 

Jared  R 638 

Joel  R 638 

Lydia 635,  639 

Lydia  S 640 

Olive 631,632,  633 

S.  Howard 638 

Samuel  H 635,  638 

Sanford 640 

Sutherland 640 

Virginia  S 638 

Walter  S 638 

Rathbone,  Aaron 645,  653 

Aaron  K.,  Jr 653 

Abraham 627,  629,  630 

Albert 635,  641,  642,  710 

Alice  E 637 

Amasa 632 

Amos 644 

Anderson 632 

Angelica  T 642,  710 

Ann 624,  626.  630 

Anna 631,632,  644 

AnnaP 634 

Aunah 626 

Arnon 648 

Bathsheba 632 

Beersheba 628 

Benjamin,  624,  626,  628, 

631,  644,  649 

Betsey .629,  631,  632 

Bianey 649 

Catharine 630 

Celeste  M 652 

Charles 634,  649 

Charles  E 650,  652 

Charles  H 652 

Clara  P 637 

Clarence 635,642,709,  710 

Clarendon 648 

Clarissa 647 

Coggeshall 630 

Content 625,  645,  646,  649 

Cora 624 

Cornelia  K 636 

Daniel 627.644,  645 

David 645,  648 

Delia 646 

Desire 631 

Dorcas 624 

Ebenezer 624 

Edward 644,  645 

Edward  W 635 

Eleanor 624 

Elijah 624,  629,  631,  632 

Elisha 631 

Eliza 647 

Elizabeth,  621,  623,  624, 
625,  626,  628,  631,  633,  649 

Elizabeth  B 651 

Elizabeth  L 651 

Elsie  M 651 


Index. 


xxxm 


Rathbone,  Emma 647 

ErastusC 635 

Ethel 642,  710 

Eunice 632,  646 

Experience 625,  628 

Ezra 630 

Francis 649 

Francis  II 651 

Gamelion 623 

George 649 

Gerald  L 637 

Grace 626 

Grace  L 637 

Hannah 626,  630,  631 

Hannah  R 649 

Hannah  T 648 

Harriet 633 

Harriet  M 651 

Harriet  N 633,  637 

Henry  A 650,  651 

Henry  R 634,  637 

Horace 632 

Isaac  T 650 

Isaiah 62S 

Israel 632,  633 

J.  Howard 635,  640,  642 

J.  Lawrence.  ...634,  637,  638 

Jacob 644,  645 

James 627.  629,  680,  644 

James  H 650,  651 

James  L 648 

James  M 647 

James  V.  R 651 

Jane 648 

JaredL 632,634,635,  637 

Job 644,  645 

Joel,  632,  635,  636,  639, 

640,  641,  642,  710 
John,  619,  620,  621,  622, 
623.  624,  625,  626,  628, 
632,  644,  645,  646.  047, 

648,  649,  650,  652,  653 

John,  Jr 644,647,  648 

John  E 650 

John  F .633,  036,  637,  643 

John  II 637 

JohnR 650 

John  W 648 

Jonathan...624.  625.  628,  631 
Joseph,  621,  623,626.628,  649 

Joseph  A 645,  648,  649 

Joshua 624,  626,628, 

631,  632,  644,  645,  646 

Julia  H 633 

Juliet 647 

Juliet  C 650,  651 

Juliet  P 652 

Justus  H 648 

Lazarus  S  649 

Lewis 633,  636,  637 

Lewis  S    636 

Lucretia 631 

Lucy 631,  632,  636,  643 

Lydia...62S,  630,  632,634, 

635,  638 

Lyman— 649 

Margaret...621,  622,  623, 

624,  625,  626,  649 

Maria  T. 650 

Marie  C.  E 651 

Marie  L.  A 651 

Marie  P 651 

Marion 636,643,  645 

Martha 644,  645,  649,  652 

Martin 632 

Marv...624,  625,  626,  627, 
630.632,644,646,648,  649 

MaryR 647 

Mary  T.....' 652 

Minerva 649 

Miriam 628 

Moses...631,  632,  633,  645,  649 

Moses,  Jr 649 

Nancy 631,  648 

Nathaniel....624,  626,  628,  630 

Patience 621,  625,  626, 

627,  629 

Paul  H 651 

Payschence 628 

Penelope 632 

Phila 648 

E 


Rathbone,  Polly 649 

Prlscilla 649 

Prudence 645,  653 

Ransom 632,  649 

Rebecca 626,  627,  629 

Rhoda 646,  649 

Robert  J 653 

Sabria  L 632,  635,  638,  639 

Samuel 621,  622,  623, 

624,  625,  626,  627,  629, 
630,  631,  632,  633,  634, 

635.  645,  650,  651,  652 

Samuel,  Jr 629,  630, 

631,  650 

Samuel  B 646 

Samuel  C 648 

Samuel  II 652 

Sarah...621,  623.  624,  625, 
6Z7,  628,  631,  632,  635, 

640,  646 

Sarah  A 650,  651 

Saxon 644 

Sibea 625 

Slbel 628 

Simeon 628 

Sophia 646 

Stephen  G 644 

Susan 646 

Susan  L 648 

Susannah 644,  645 

Tabltha 631 

Tamar 630 

Thomas 619.  621,  623, 

624,  625,  626,  627,  628 

Thomas,  Jr 625,  628,  630 

Thomas  W 646 

Valentine  W  ...632,  633, 
635,  636,  637,  644,  645,  648 

Valentine  W.,  Jr 648 

Walt 627,  644,  646 

Wales 648 

Walter 627,  629,  630 

Willlam„...619,  621,  623, 

624,  627.  644 

William  P .633,  646 

Rathbun,  Abraham 630 

Benjamin 631 

Betsey 629,  631 

Catharine 630 

Desire 631 

Elijah 629,  631 

Ellsha 631 

Ezra 630 

Hannah 630,  631 

James 630 

Lucretia 631 

Lydia 630 

Nancy 631 

Samuel 629,  630,  631 

Tamar 630 

Walter 629,  630 

Rawsbone,  John 620 

Rawson,  E 673 

Ray,  Simon 623,  624 

Raymond,  Benjamin 734, 

737,  746 

Benjamin  W 746 

Catharine 747 

Charles  746 

Frances 746 

George 746 

George  W 746 

Hannah .737,  746 

Lemuel 747 

Martha 747 

Mary 532.  747 

Miriam 733,741,  742 

Paul 741 

Thomas  R 747 

Raynor,  Alonzo 650,  651 

Charles  A 652 

James  H 652 

Maria  C 652 

Read,  Thomas,  Jr 515 

Reding,  Rose 616,  617 

Thomas 616 

Redmond,    Mary 716 

Reece,  Mary 561 

Reed,  659 

Aaron 659 

Abigail.654,  656,  657,  660,  661 


Reed,  Abilah 656 

Abraham 655 

AddlnptoY 663 

Addison 663 

Adeline 663 

Amanda 663 

Amos 658 

Angellne 669 

Ann 655,  657,  658 

Anna .663,  664,  668 

"B" 663 

Benedict 669 

Benjamin 655,  659,  661 

Benjamin  F 663 

Benlamin  P .659,  661 

Bethiah 659 

Betsey,  658,  660,  664,  665,  666 

Betsey  B 661 

Caroline 669 

Catharine 663 

Charlotte „ 662 

Charring 662 

Daniel,  634, 654,  655,  656, 

657,  658,  659,  661,  663 

Daniel  B 662 

Darlan 661 

David 658,  660 

Dickson 662 

Doty 660 

Ebenezer 657 

Edward. 634 

Edward  T 638 

Edwin 662 

Eleazer,    654,  656,   658, 

659,  660 

Eli 657,  660,  662 

Ell  H 662 

Ellakim 655,  658 

Ellas 655,  657,  65S,  661 

Elijah 655,  658,  661 

Eliza  A 661 

Elizabeth,  655,  656,  658, 
659,  660,  664,  665,  666, 

667,  668,  669 

Elvira 663 

Emma 663 

Enos 659 

Epinltas 659 

Esther 660,  664,  668 

Eunice 655 

Experience 655 

Ezra...655.  658.  659.  660,  662 

Ferdinand 663 

Frederick 664 

George 662 

Gilbert 658 

Hannah,  656,  658,  559, 

660, 661,  664,  666 

Henry 634 

Hezeklah 656 

Hiram 669 

Huldah 659 

Isaac.656,  657,  659,  660,  669 

Isaac  H 667 

Ithiel 657 

Jacob,  656,  657,  658,  660, 

662,  663,  669 

Jacob  R 662 

James 655,  658,  659,  661 

James  C 661 

James  M 662 

Jane 659 

Jane  M 662 

Jay 669 

Jemima 659 

Jesse 657,  658,660,  661 

Joanna..... ..655,  656,  658,  661 

Joel 657 

Joel  R 634,  638 

John,  654,  655,  656,  657, 

658,  660,  661,  662,  663 

John  M 663 

Jonathan 657 

Joseph .656,  657 

Josiah 657 

Julia 661 

Lebhus 660 

Lediana 659 

Lewis 661 

Lewis  B 660,  663 

Lois 659 


XXXIV 


Index. 


Reed,  Louisa 

Lucretia. 

Lyd  ia .638, 60S, 

Marin 661, 

Mary,  638,  654,  659,  556, 
657,  658,  663, 

Matthew,  654,  656,  657, 

660,  662,  663,  664,  665, 

666,  667,  66S, 

Mehitabel 

Moses 656,  658, 

Moses,  Jr 

Nancy 660, 

Nancy  M 

Natban,  655,656,657,658, 

Nathaniel 

Peter 

Phebe 

Phila 

Piatt  B. 

Polly .660.  664,  665, 

Reuben 

Rboda 

Robert 

Roawell 659, 

Rufus 660, 

Ruhannah 

Ruth : 

Sally 662. 664,  665, 

Samuel,  655,  656, 660, 664, 
665, 

Sarah 656,  657,  659, 

Selleck -...661, 

Stephen,  657.  658,  660, 
662,  664,  665, 

Susan  M - 

Temperance 

Thaddeus 655, 

Thankful 

Thomas,  654, 655, 657, 658. 

Timothy 656, 660, 

Uriah 1 660, 

Wilbur 

William.    654,   655,  656, 

657,  660.  661,  663,  664, 

665, 

William  H .638, 

William  J 

William  W..632,  634,635, 

Remmington,  Martha...687, 

690, 

Renwick,  William 

Reynolds,  Elizabeth 552, 

Hannah  

Henry 

Jonathan 

Margaret .702, 

Susanna .. 

Rhodes,  Dr 

Rice,  Frederic  D 

Ruth 

Samuel 

Richards,  Betty 

Hannah 608, 

Rhoda 545,  546,  547, 

Richardson,  Jonathan 

Richmond..  Asa  W 

CallleB 

Rollin 

Rlddlesdale.  

Rider,  John 

Riggs,  Cyrus. 

Riley,  Grace...517,  518,  521, 

John 

Risley, 555, 

Experience 

-Lucretia 

Pamela „ 

Sophia 

Robbins,  Experience. ..555, 
556, 

Hannah 

Joseph 

Mary 

Richard  

Sarah 

Roberts,  Aaron 

Elizabeth 

Enoch  L 

Maria 

William 

Robertson,  Helen 


Robinson.  Anna. 646 

David 646 

David  T.  L 584 

Edward 644,  645,  646 

Elizabeth  DeW 584 

Francis 646 

Jeremiah  P.,  Jr 584 

John  _ 646 

Mary  H 584 

Patty 646 

Polly 646 

Susannah 646 

Svlva 646 

Waltstill 646 

Rockwell,   Amanda 666 

Rogers,  Anstice 720 

Fanny 596, 597, 599.  600 

Roke,  Catharine 610 

Root,  Aimee  L. 602 

Anne  S 602 

Dency  T.  M 601 

Eliza  C 602 

James  P 598,  601.  602 

John 727 

Mary  M 601 

Thankful 726,  727 

Rose,  Daniel 515,  730 

Ellsha 631 

Hannah 629,  630 

Mary  730 

Roseberry,  Archibald 

(Earl  of] 685 

Archibald  P.  (Earl  of).  685 

Neil  (Earl  of) 685 

Ross,  Amanda  M 576 

Ruggles,  Samuel  B 647 

Russell,  Abieail 675,  676 

Abigail  T 677 

Benjamin 674,  677 

Catharine  677 

Charles  11 677 

Daniel.,671,  673,  674,  676,  677 

Elizabeth 672,  677 

Ellzur 671 

Esther 673, 675,  676 

Francis  H 677 

George   8 677 

Giles .672,  674,  676 

Giles  H. 677 

Hannah 672,  673,  674,  676 

Harriet 677 

Hezekiah 676 

Jacob 675 

James...569,  671,  672,  673, 

675,  677,  678 

Joanna 671 

John.  ...613,  670,  671,  672, 
673,  674,  675,  676, 677,  678 

Jonathan 670 

Joseph 676 

Julia 677 

Lois 676 

Lydia 674,  677 

Martha .670,  672 

Mary 672,  673,  677 

Mary  II 677 

Matthew  T 676,  677 

Maud 671,  677 

Mehitabel 603,  504, 

673, 674,  676 

Molly 674,  676 

'•  Mother  " 504 

Nathaniel 674,  677 

Noahdiah....504,  551,  672, 

673,  674,  675,  676,  677 

Philip 670,  671 

Polly 675 

Prudence 676 

Rebecca 674,  677 

Richard 492,   671,  677 

Ruth 675 

Samuel 671,  672,  673.  675 

Samuel  A — ...  675 

Sarah 673,  676 

Sarah  E 677 

Stephen 671 

Thomas 492,  672,  678 

Timothy 676 

William 672,  673,  675,  676 

William  H 677 

Rust,  Mercy  H 549 

Rylle,. 500 


S 

Sage,  Gwrge. 561 

George  H 661 

Gideon 523 

William  B 561 

Salisbury,  693 

Jonathan  B 703 

Saltmarsh,  Orlando 538 

Sandforth, 744 

Sarah  H 744 

Sanford,  Alexander 638 

Frances 617 

Henry  B 639 

Joseph  P 635,  639 

Mary  A 639 

Virginia 635,  638 

Walter 639 

Satterlee,  Edward  R 653 

Elizabeth 663 

Francis 653 

George  C 653 

James 653 

John  R 653 

Lucy  A 653 

Samuel 645,  653 

Samuel,  Jr 653 

Sophia 653 

Valentine  W.  R 653 

W.  Douglass 653 

William 653 

Savage,  James 619 

Rachel 518,  523,  537 

Thomas 523 

Sawyer,  James 631 

Schofleld,  Eunice 742 

Schoolcraft,  Catharine  A., 

702,706,707,710,  712 

Henry  R 706 

Lawrence 706 

Scofleld.  Henry 660 

Searle,  Gertrude 744 

Searles.  Sarah 668 

Sears,  Bethlah 495,  496 

Richard 593 

Selden,  Elizabeth  G 677 

Emma  J 577 

George  D 677 

Joanna  S 577 

Joseph 577 

Roger 652 

Selleck,  C.  M 657.  669 

Harriet 660,  662 

Severance,  Pliny 557 

Seymour,  Abigail 606 

AdeleC 577 

Alexander 715 

Alfred 666 

Amelia 666 

Augustus 666 

Bishop 577 

Ebenezer 554 

Elizabeth 606 

George  M 666 

Gould  S 666 

Hannah 517,  520,  606 

Maria 606,  665 

Mary 606 

Mary  A 666 

Matthew 606 

■  Polly 665 

Rebecca .520,  606 

Sarah 606 

Seth 664,  665,  666 

Stephen .'. 666 

-Thomas 604,  606 

Uriah 666,  668 

Shattuck,  Hannah....... 510 

William  J 547 

Shaw,  Fayette 548 

Sarah 545 

Shearman,  Abby  A 705 

Abiel 689,696,  697 

Abigail,  688,689,  691,694, 

695,  697,  701,  703 

Abraham 696,  697,  698 

Albert  E .707,  713 

Aldrick 705 

Alfred 703 

Alice,  689,  695,  696,  697, 

698,  699 
Alithea 695 


Index. 


xxxv 


Shearman,  Amy.  ..690, 69V,  699 

Angeline 704,  707 

Ann 688 

Anthony 696 

Arnold 702.701,  705 

Arnold  C 705 

Benajah 701 

Benjamin,  686,  688,  690, 

692,  693,  697,  699,  700 

Benoni 692 

Bethia 690 

Bridget 697 

Caleb 693 

Catharine 705 

Charles 700 

Content 694 

Daniel 688,  692,  693,  694 

Daniel  C .702,  703, 705,  706 

David .689,  694,  695 

Deborah 690,  698,  699 

Deliverance 691,  696 

Dinah 689,  698,  699 

Dorcas...689,691,690,696,  697 

DorindaS 703 

Dorothea .' 691 

Ebenezer 690 

Ebenezer  B.,  702,  704, 

705,  706,  707,  708 
Eber,  686,  687,  688,  690, 

691,692,693,694,  700 
Edmond,  686,  688,  689, 

694,  695 

Edward 691,  698 

Elanor 693 

Ellsha 688,  692,  694 

Eliza  M 705 

Elizabeth,  688,  689,  692. 
693,  694,  695,  696,  699, 

700,  701 

Elkanah 688,  694 

Elnathan .689,  695 

Emily  C ~ 707 

Ephraim 689,  698 

Experience 696 

Ezeklel 697,  699,  701 

Francis  W *.706,  710 

Freelove 690,  694 

George_688,  693,  694,  696,  699 

Gershom 694 

Gideon 701,  702,  703 

Grlssell 693 

Hannah 686,  589,  690, 

693,  694,  695,  696,  697,  699 

Harriet 705 

Helen  M 697,  707 

Henry 691,  698,  700 

Henry,  Jr 700 

Henry  S 712 

Hiram 707,  713 

Honor  B 702,  703 

Honora 688,  693 

Ichabod 692 

Isaac....689,  690,  695,  698,  699 

Isabel 688,  689,  691,  697 

Israel 696 

Jabez 698 

Jacob 691,  695,  698 

James 696 

James  C 712 

James  H 703 

Jane 704,  705 

Jane  F 697 

Jason '■  698 

Jemima. 691,  698 

Jethro 698 

Joanna 695 

Job 689,692,  697 

John  ...686,-  688,  689,  690, 
691,  694,  695,  698,  699, 

700,  701 

John,  Jr 697 

Jonathan  -.690,  698,  699, 

701,  702 

Jonathan  B 705 

Joseph 688,  689,  690, 

695,  696,  699,  700,  701 

Joseph  A 704,  705 

Josephine 707 

Joshua 689,692,698,  699 

Joslah 705 

Judith 695 

Julia  T 708,  709 


Shearman,  Kezlah 698 

Lansing 705 

Lawrence  H 712 

Lydla 689,  692,  695 

Margaret.  ...692,  695,  696,  703 

Maria  J 707 

Marian 705 

Marlette  E 707 

Martha. 691,  697,  700,  703 

Mary. ...686. 687,  688,  690, 
691,692,643,  694,  696, 
697,  699,  700,  701,  702,  703 

Mary  W 712 

Mehitabel 689,  690,  698 

Mercy  A 703 

Moses 692 

Nathan 688,  694 

Nathaniel 688,  700 

Nehcmiah 695 

Olivia  M...642,  706,  709,  710 

Othnlel 690,  692 

Palmer 691 

Parthenla 691 

Patience 698 

Peleg....686,  688,  691,692, 

693,  694 
Peter 694,  696 

Phebe 691,  694,  698 

Phelep 686 

Philemon 691 

Phllip...679,  680,  686,  687, 
688,  689,  690,  696,  697, 

698,  700 

Preserved 698 

Kebecca 695 

Rebecca  C 707 

Rhoda _...  692 

Richard 693 

Richard  U 706,  707,  710 

Robert 693,699,  701, 

732,  703,  704,  705,  706, 

708,  709,  715,  719 

Robert  F 703 

Robert  H 706,  707,  712 

Rowland  H 703 

Ruth 692,  694,  696,  698 

Samson..686,689,  694,  696.  697 

Samuel 686,  688,  689, 

690,  691,  695 

Sarah 686,  688,  689, 

690,  691,  693,  694,  695, 
696.  697,  698,  699,  700 

Sarah  J 705 

Seth 693,  695 

Simeon  • 695 

Stephen 688,  691,  692 

Stukeley...702,  704,  705,  707 

Susannah 698 

Thomas 688,  692,  693,  701 

Timothy 689,  699 

Waller 697 

Willette  H...702,  706.707, 

710,712,  713 

William 686,  688,  691, 

692,  693,  700,  701 

William,  Jr 691 

Wm.  Pitt...7()2,  703,  706, 

707,  70S,  712,  713 

William  W 712 

Sheffield,  Edward  C 578 

Elizabeth 577' 

George  W 578 

Joseph 578 

Joseph  B 578 

Maria  L 578 

Mary 578,  644,  647 

Sarah  L 578 

William 572,  577,  578 

Shelden, 699 

Dorcas 699,  701 

Sheldon,  Sophia 740 

Shelton,  Daniel 726 

Shepard,  Benjamin 736 

Francis  W 736 

Mary  W 736 

Sherman,  Abby  F 539 

Abigail 684 

Alexander 717 

Alice 714 

Ann 681,  684 

Anna  M.,  702,  706,  709, 

715,  719 


Sherman,  Anne 662,  683 

Beujamlrw 682,  684 

Bczaleel..„  682,683.684,  685 

Caroline  S 710 

Charles 685 

Charles  A 685,  717 

Charles  A.  W....700,  715,  719 

Christian!!*' 683 

Cornelia 714 

Daniel 681,  683 

David 679,  695 

David  A 685 

Duncan 717 

Edmond,  681,   682,  683, 

684,  685 

Edward 681 

EHIah 685 

Elizaueth...081,683,  684,  685 

Emily  F 720 

Erastus  C 716 

Esther 682 

Eugene  H. 714 

Ezeklel 681,  683 

Francis  C 710 

Francis  W 710 

Frederick 717,  720 

Georgette  W 720 

Grace 682,  684,  686 

Hannah 682 

Harry  G. 717 

Helen  G 710 

Henry,  679,  680,  681,682, 
683,  685,  700,  714,  715, 

716,  719 

Henry  K 680.  685 

Henry  G 716 

Hester 684 

Isabella 719 

.lamps 719 

James  L 719 

James  N 715 

James  S 711 

Jane 681 

Joan 682,  664 

Joanna 682 

John...681,  682,  6S3,  684,  685 

John  N 685 

Joseph 683,  685 

Joshua 695 

Josiah 685 

Judith 681,  684 

Lawrences 710 

Lucy  A 715 

Mabel 686 

Maria  0 719 

Martha,  681,682,684,685,  686 
Man',  681,  682,  683,  707, 

710,  714 

Mary  A 710 

Mary  L 711,  714 

Naomi 682,  686 

Nathaniel,  681,  683,  685, 

686,  700, 714,  715 

Olivia 714 

Olivia  J 715 

Philip 682,  686 

Prlscllla. 681,  683,  684 

Rebecca 686 

Richard,679,681,682,683,  684 

Richard  U 710,  711,  714 

Richard  W.,  710,  711, 

712,  714 

Robert 681,  683 

Roger 681,  685 

S.  G 691 

Samuel,  679,681,682,683, 

684,  685.  686 

Sandford  F 711 

Sarah,  682,  686,  714,  715, 

716,  717,  718,  719 

Sarah  E 710 

Sarah  G 719 

Stephen 714 

Stolham  W 711 

Susan 681,682,  683 

Sybil  K.  W 720 

Thomas  679,  680 

Thomas  T 685 

Ursula 684 

Watts,  706,  714,  715,  716, 

717,  718,  719,  720 
Willette  A 711 


XXXVI 


Index. 


Sherman,  William,  679,  684,  685 
William  Watts,  700,  717, 

719,  720 

Shipman.  C.  N 638 

Sibley,  .TohnC 718 

Mark 633,  718 

Mary 633 

Sill,  James 577 

Joanna  L 577 

Joseph .577,  592 

Lena  E 577 

Richard 577 

Sarah  II 577 

Thomas 572,  577 

Thomas  II _ 57" 

Silliman,  Lavinia. 633,  636 

Sinclair.  Isabel! .598,  602 

Sisson,  Sarah, 692 

Skinner,  Mary .488,  489 

William 615 

Slater.  John  F 582 

Marianna  H 582 

William  A 582 

Slawson,  Harriet 703 

Smith, 505,  724 

Abbv 639 

David 529 

Dorlnda 702 

Dorothy 486,  670 

Eli 575 

Eliza 668 

Elizabeth 503 

Hannah 523 

Henry 617,  670,  671 

Isaac 668 

Joanna 670,  671 

Joseph .400,  652,  730 

Lillie 712 

Lydia 607 

Mary .723,  732 

N.  B 537 

Nehemiah 555 

Rachel 607 

Richard 613,  723,  732 

Samuel ., 503,601,  6117 

Samuel  R.f. 528 

Theodore  W 647 

William 608 

Smyth.  Charles 636 

Mary  G 633,  636 

Snow,  Rebecca  M 574,  575 

Snyder,  Caroline 738 

Charles  E 738 

Frank 738 

Raymond  738 

Susan _. 738 

Soule,  Fanny  J 710 

Howard  740 

Martha  A 740 

Southmayd,  William 551 

Sparhawk, 682,  685 

Lydia...  631,  632,  633, 634,  635 

Simon 632 

Spauldlng,  Joseph 539 

Sarah 571 

Spencer,  Agnes 506 

Amy 689,  697 

Laura 638 

William 506 

Spooner,  Sarah .686,  689, 

698,  699 

William 689 

Sprague,  Richard 492 

Squires,  Agnes 668 

Esther 668 

Frederick 668 

Gertrude 668 

Henry 668 

Socrates 668 

Stanbrough,  Dora  T 535 

Frank  T. 535 

John  B 534 

Lyman  T 535 

Stanton,  Prudence 674,  676 

Staples,  Elizabeth 715,  719 

Starkcy,  Rev.  Dr 633 

St.  Croix,  Eliza 529 

Stebbins, 569 

Charles 532 

Delany 557,  560 

Edward 569 

Frances 569 


Stedman,  Kate 

Steel,  Prudence 

Steele,  Alice 

Frederick  C 

Hannah 518,  522, 

James 522, 

Joseph 

Stetson.  Amaritla  C 597, 

599, 
Stevens,  Grace 

Jedediah 

Timothy 

Uriah 

Stevenson,  A 

Howard  S 

Stewart,  Priscilla. 645, 

Samuel 

Stiles,  Benjamin  C 

Mary  E 541, 

Stillman,  Lydia 673,  674, 

676, 

Nathaniel 

William 515, 

Stillwell,  Charlotte. 585, 

St.  John, 

Mark 

Matthias 

R.  C 

Rachel 605, 

Rhoda 605. 

Stockton,  John 

Prudence  

Stoddard,  Anthony 

Esther 506, 

John 493,  504,  515, 

Mary 505,  729,  731, 

Mercy 729, 

Stone,  Betsey  - 

Isaac 

John 

Olney 664,  665, 

Phoebe.- 

Stoughtou,  Thomas 

Stratton,  Harriot  N 547, 

Ruth..  527,  530,  531,  532, 

Strauchun,  Ellen 

Strickland,  Hannah 

Mary 537, 

Strong,  Abigail 702, 

Adoniah  „ 

Eliza 

Experience 502,  511, 

John 

Margaret 

Styles,  Harriet  „ 

Sarah 

Sullivan,  Patrick 

Summers.  Augustus 

Supple,  Mary 

Sutherland, 

Sweet,  Edward 

William 

T. 

Taft,  Merrill 

Omer 

Talcott,  Abigail 

Angelica  B.,   635,   642, 

709,  710 

Anna  M. 709 

Anne 519,  525 

Benjamin 553,  555,  730 

Dorothy 506 

Elizur 486,528,  531,  732 

Esther 673,  675,  677 

Fanny 487 

George 487,  528,  667.  709 

George  L 533 

Hannah 493,  494 

Harriet  N 742 

Hope,  530,  531,  532,  533,  534 

Isaac 523 

John,  506,  507,  510,  61), 

613,670,  677 

Joseph 487,  501,  673,  675 

Joshua 555 

Mary,  506,  507,  510,  011, 

613,  670,  677 

Matthew 673 

Mehitabel 730 

Prudence 523,  528 


Talcott,  Robert 510, 

Robert  S 

S.  Visscher,642,673,706, 
^  709, 

Samuel,  193,519,525,568. 

Sarah 486,  487, 

Sarah  C :..531,  533, 

Sarah  G 

William 

Winifred  D 

Tansly,  George 

Tapn,  Edmund 

Jane 721, 

Taylor,  Daniel  G 531, 

Frank  M 

Georgia  S 

Helen _ 

Katharine 

Margaret 

Martha 546, 

Mary 688, 

Matthew 

Nancy  A 531, 

William  G 

Tenborough,  Robert 

Ten  Broeck,  Edward  B 

Tennant,  Anna 

Sarah 628,631, 

Terry,  Elizabeth 670, 

Stephen 

Thatcher,  Amelia 

Anna 

Esther 666, 

Frances 

George 

Hanford .: 

Harriet » 

Joseph 664, 

Joslah 

Le  Grand 

Polly  S 

Sally 

Thomas,  Sarah 

Thompson,  

Anna 

Chase  A 

Clarence  A 

George 

John 

Lucy 

Martha  E 

Sidney  W 

Sylvester 

Thomas 

William 

Thome,  Betsey 637, 

Thorp,  George  II 

Thrasher,  Daniel 

Thruston.  Benjamin 

Thurmau,  Mary  P 

Senator 

Tibbetts, 

Tichborne,  Mercy 611, 

William 

Tiffany,  Dency,  596, 598,600, 
601, 

Polly 596,597, 

etson,  John 

Mary 517, 

Tirrell,  Eunice 545, 

Orren 

Tisdale,  Joseph 

Lucy 700,714, 

Titus,  Jonathan 572,  578, 

Sarah  A 572, 

Susan  J 572,  578, 

Tobey,  Joanna 

Tomlinson,  Angus 

Topliff,  Abigail 645, 

Torbett,  Catharines 

Joseph  

Marianna 

Samuel  A 

Torry,  Leavitt 

Ruth 

Towne,  Reuben 

Sally  515,  546,  547,  548, 
549, 

Sarah 

Townsend, 

Ambrose 

Annie  M 


615 
709 

710 
613 
510 
535 

709 
742 
709 
669 
722 
722 
533 
577 
577 
577 


549 
694 

577 
534 
533 
611 
640 
628 
632 
671 
671 


669 
668 
668 


666 
665 


564.  .Tilletson, 


683 
533 
533 
635 
533 
644 
735 
560 
535 
560 
724 
721 
540 
663 
703 
697 
577 
577 
689 
612 
612 

602 
599 
520 
520 
547 
548 
714 
715 
579 
579 
579 
571 
726 
649 
578 
578 
578 
678 
547 
548 
545 

550 
545 
715 
725 
641 


Index. 


xxxvn 


Townsend,  Frederick,  635, 

MO,  641 

Joel  R 641 

John 638 

Marianna 634,  638 

Sarah  R 641 

,<*/    Towsley,  Thomas 

(Richard?) 508 

"  Widow  " 509 

Tracy,  Hannah  E 743 

Jesse.  .. 652 

Lura 702,  706 

Thomas 504,  505,  515 

Travis,  Elizabeth 743 

Treadway,  631 

Mary 631 

Sarah 631 

Treat,  Abigail...552, 553, 554, 

722,  723 

Alice 721 

Ann 722 

Catharine 721,  723 

Dorcas 723 

Elizabeth 722,  723 

Hannah ;. 722 

Henry 723 

Honour 499,  500,  501,  721 

James 493,  519,  721, 

722,  723,  727 

Jane 722 

Jemima, .493,  723 

Jernsha 517.  519,  524, 

606,  723,  726,  727,  728 

Joanna 499,  552,  553, 

554,  721,  722,  725,  726 

John  722 

Joseph .722,  723 

Mary 493,  494,  721,  722 

Matthias 553,  723,  732 

Rebecca 501,  723 

Richard 494,  499,  518, 

552,  563,  721,  722,  723,  725 

Robert 721,  722 

Salmon 723 

Samuel 722,  723 

Sarah...517,  518,  521.  522, 

523,  606*  72],  722 

Susanna 721,  723 

Thomas 722 

Tremaine.  Alice  C 735 

Ambrose  V.. 735 

Julia  E 735 

Sylvester  F 735 

William  F 735 

Trip.  Isabel 686,  689,  696,  697 

John 6S9,  690 

Martha 686,  690 

True,  Eliza 530,  531,  532,  535 

Joseph  P 538 

Trueman.   Adeline 533,  534 

Aner  G 535 

Dorinda  E...- 535 

Emily  A 535 

Fanny 531,  532 

Francis 533 

George 531,  533 

George,  Jr 533 

Gilbert 533 

James 533 

Lyman 531,  534 

Sarah  F 533 

William 533 

William  S 533 

Trumbull,  Abigail. ..571,  574, 

583.584,  585.  586 

David 574 

Jonathan 574 

Tryon,  Jemima 537,  539, 

540,  541 

Tubbs,  Louisa 637 

Tunnecllff. 632 

Turner,  Isaac 650 

Lois  S 715,  716 

Mary 645,  6.00,  651,   652 

Thomas  • 716,  717 

Tuthill,  Elizabeth. ..502,  5116,  507 

Nancy  D 529,  530 

William 506 

Tuttle.   651,655,   656 

David 654 

John 568 

Tyler,  Damarus 707 


TJ. 

Underwood,  George  W £39 

Upcher,  Phillis  (Phillipa)... 

681,682,  686 
Upson,  Sarah 537 

v. 

Van  Arsdale,  Junnetje 567 

Van  Campen,  Sarah 649 

Vandenbergh,  M 539 

William 539 

Tanderlin,  Ell 559 

Harry  E 559 

VaD  Hoesen,  Aaron 549 

Van  Lennep,    Adele 585 

Augustus 585 

Doctor 585 

Elizabeth 585 

Eulalle  5S5 

Frederic 585 

Mary  L 585 

Sarah  T 585 

Van  Yeveren,  Maria.. ..664,  667 

Vail,  R.  P.  H 639 

Thomas  H 581 

Valentine,  Elizabeth  B..547,  550 

Vallon,  Martha 646 

Vincent,  Francis  (Sir) 685 

Henry  (Sir) 685 

Mary 616,  685 

Viol, 697 

Visscher,  Cathllna 667 

Vogle,  Mary  C 599,  603 

Vose.  Edward  J 581 

Vought,  Susan; 539 

w. 

Wade,  Jeane 611.  612,  613 

Wadsworlh.  Abigail 676 

Daniel 676 

Francis 676 

Harriet 676 

Jeremiah 673,  676 

Katharine 676 

Rev.  Mr 532 

Wait,  Henry  M 595 

John  B 548 

Wakeman,  Helena 507,  613 

John 507 

Wales,  Nancy 645,  648 

Walker,  Cornelius  L 587 

Joseph  587 

Samuel 587 

Stephen  E 586,  587 

Wall,  Moses 510 

Waller,  William 592 

Walworth,  Desire 629.  631 

Ward,  Andrew 684 

Hannah 522,  527,  529 

Lucy 522,  527 

Phillis  (Phillipa) 681, 

682,  686 

William 615 

Waring,  Eliakim 657 

Warner,  Fanny 545,  547,  550 

Hannah 727 

Susan  747 

Warren,  Sarah 537 

William 485,  497 

Waterhouse. 503 

Waterman,  Martha 593,  594 

Philomela 733,  736,  737 

Simon 736 

Thomas  594 

Waters,  Sarah 487 

Watrous,  Charles 573,  581 

Randall 703 

Watson, : 697 

AlmaT 738 

George  W 578 

Joanna  L 578,  580 

John  T 578 

Jonathan 578,  580 

Mary  E 578 

Ruel 578 

Watterhouse,  ' '  Mother  "...  504 

Wav,  Elizabeth 725 

Sarah 725 


Weast,  Thomas 624 

Webster,   508 

Daniel  .!*. 588 

Julia 536 

Minerva 491 

Noah 636 

Robert 721 

Weed,  Anier  J„ 598,  601 

Bethiah 655,  659,  661 

Dorcas 486,  729,  730,  732 

Harriett  E 598 

Jonas 730 

Mary...596,  597,  598,  657,  660 

Polly 596,  598,  603 

William 596 

Weeks,  Lizzie 549,  550 

Welch,  James 623,  624 

Jonas 623 

Weld,  Louisa 635 

Mary  R 716 

Thomas  716 

Welles,  Abigail 726 

Ann .522,  724,  726 

Comfort 726 

Elizabeth 725,  726 

Gideon 493,  727 

Hezeklah 727 

Ichabod 725,  728 

Jerusha 517,  519,  728 

John 552,724,  725. 

726,  727,  728 

Jonathan 725 

Joseph .725,  726,  727 

Mary 724,  726 

Prudence 727 

Rebecca 725 

Robert..517,  606, 725,  726,  727 

Ruth  725 

Samuel 522,  552,  554, 

724,  725,  726,  727 
Sarah 492,  493,  494, 

523,  724,  725,  726 

Temperance  725 

Thomas 493,  494,  505, 

519,  524,  554,  723,  724, 

725,  726,  727,  728 

Walt 728 

William 727  - 

Wellington,  Mehitabel 685 

Wells,  Arnold 715 

Asa  II 487 

Eunice 644,   646,  647 

West.  Joseph 491 

Sarah 491 

Weston,  Dorothy  ...616,  617,  618 

J.  R 649 

Jerome  (Sir) 617 

Jonathan 645,  648 

Richard 617 

Sarah 489 

Welmore,  Annie  D.  11.717,  720 

C.  H 647 

William 720 

Wheeler,  Isaac  II 663 

Mary 489 

Wheelwright,  Rev 619,  687 

Whillock,  Haddock 667 

Whipple,  Amy 715 

White,  Daniel 497 

Mary 556 

Whiting,  Abby 657,  661  -^ 

Abigail 67r 

Charles 526 

Clarissa 546,  549,  551 

John 671 

Joseph 618 

Samuel 492 

Whltmore,  Ruth 673,  675 

Wickel,  Emma  J 576 

Henry 576 

Laura 576 

Lottie 576 

Samuel 576 

Samuel  J 576 

William 576 

Wickes,  Frances  A 530 

Wickham,   Anna 500 

Wiggins,  Ann 669 

Wightman,  Edward 633 

Mary 626,644,  645,  646 

Valentine 633,644,  648 

Wilber,  Martha 688,  692 


xxxvm 


Index. 


..7M, 


Wilbur,  Samuel.... 

WilcoXf  Lyilia 

Wilcutt,  John 

Wilder,  Albert  S.... 

Beulah  B 

Brutus 

Edward 

Edwin 

Eva  F 

Frank  S 

Fred 

John 

Ralph  £ 

Sidney 

Wilkinson,  Jemima 

Wlllard, 

Elizabeth 674, 

Simon 

Williams.  Ann  C....574,  586, 

Caroline  S .706, 

Charles  L 

Chester  H 

Deborah 

Ebenezer 

Edward  J 

Elizabeth 

Eunice 

George 

Helen  M 

Israel 

J.  G 574, 

Jacob 

Jerusha 

John  C 531, 

John  W 742, 

Judah,  Jr 

Lucre  tia 

Martha  A 

Mary 500, 

Milo  L 

Olive 

Robert 

Roper 

Samuel * .503, 

Sarah  B.  M 

Servla 734, 

Solomon. 

Stephen  G 

Stolnam 

Thomas 500, 

Thomas  S 

Thomas  W 

William  E 

William  P 581, 

Williamson, 

Christian 

Willis,  Anna  B 

Caroline 

George 

Helen  C 

Henry 745, 

Henry  F 

Sheridan  G 

Williston,  Clara 

.    Wilson,  Charles 

Henry 

Lewis  O 

Oliver 

Thomas 

"Victor  B 

William  B 

Winship,  Eliza 

Winthrop,  Governor 

-,Winton,  Mary 529, 

■_    Nelson 

^Vltherell.  Daniel 

Woblich.  Robert 

Wolcott.  Frederick 

John 

Josiah 

Sarah 

Simon 

Ursula 

Wolfe,  John 

Wood,  James 

Wooley,  James 

Worthington,  Tassle  N 

Wray.  Allen 

Clinton  B 

Wright,  Adeline  H 

AdieG 

Albert  M 


686 

692 

545 

734 

735 

735 

735 

735 

735 

735 

735 

735 

735 

734 

701 

512 

677 

513 

587 

710 

590 

743 

486 

433 

743 

552 

503 

743 

743 

494 

586 

513 

504 

534 

743 

704 

710 

742 

503 

743 

534 

576 

687 

508 

575 

744 

744 

538 

710 

503 

590, 

718s 

743 

590 

556 

507 

745 

746 

745 

745 

746 

745 

745 

585 

668 

668 

66S 

668 

616 

668 

668 

685 

684 

530 

529 

509 

611 

536 

493 

677 

727 

493 

573 

617 

740 

710 

585 

578 

578 

743 

746 

737 


Wright,  Albert  W 737 

Albertus  E 738 

Allen,  733,  734,  737,  739,  747 

Allen  H 738 

Allen  J 738,  739 

Alma 738 

Anna 735 

Anna  M 740 

Anthony 723,729,  732 

Antoinette 743 

Arabella 734 

Arabella  <J 74i 

Beatrice  O. 735 

Benjamin,  731.  732,  733, 

736,  737 

Benjamin  A ,...  738 

Benjamin  H 736 

Bessie 745 

Bessie  F _..  739 

Beulah 736,  741 

Blanche  D. 735 

Burritt 741 

Caroline 746 

Catharine  A 738 

Celia 744 

Charles 735 

Charles  C _ 742 

Charles  G „ 738 

Charles  N_ 742 

Charlotte 741,  742 

Charlotte  H 745 

Chauncey  746 

Chester  F 743 

Chloe 734,737,  741,  746 

Chrlstana 734 

Christian  E 741 

CoraM 739 

Cornelia 745,  746 

Daniel 485,486,528, 

730,  732 

Daniel  B 747 

David 517,  731 

Delia 734 

Ebenezer...732,  733.  734, 
735,  736,  737,  739,  740, 

744,   745 

Ebenezer  K 7.35 

Edgar  N 739 

Edward. 738,  741 

Edward  D 736 

Edward  M 736 

Edward  T 742 

Effle 738 

Kllsba  B 735,  741 

Elizabeth 730,  731.  745 

Emeline 735,  739,  741 

Eiuellne  J 741 

Emily 741 

Emily  H 736 

Eunice 557,  558,  731,  741 

Eveline 741 

Fanny 740 

Fanny  T 746 

Florence  739 

Florence  U 736 

Frances 747 

Frances  E 737 

Francis .• 743 

Francis  D 739 

Francis  II 746 

Francis  M 736 

Francis  T 742 

Frank  L 735 

Fred 742 

Frederick 739 

George 747 

George  F 742 

George  H 734,  737 

George  R 738 

GeorgeS 737 

George.  W_ 742 

Geraldine  M 743 

Grace 735,  738,  741 

Hanna  F 743 

Hannah 517,  519,  520, 

525,  606,  722,  730,  731, 
733,  734,  737,  738,  739,  746 

Hannah  E 735 

Hannah  F 744 

Hannah  R 738 

Harriet 742 

Harriet  A 742 


Wright,  Harriet  B 745 

Harriette 734 

Harry  B 738 

Helen 7(1,  745 

Helen  M 740 

Henrietta  H 736 

Henry 736,  742 

Henry  C 741 

Henry  G 738 

Henry  II 736 

Henry  W 737 

Hezeklah 730 

Howard  A 739 

Isabella 740 

James. 486,  729,  730, 

732,  736,  747 

James  A 741 

Jane 732 

Jane  E 744 

Jane  L 740 

Jay 735 

Jay  Wallace 744 

Jennie 735 

Joanna 558 

John...729,  731,  733,  735, 

740,  741,  742 

John  H 746 

John  R 741 

Jonas 730 

Jonathan 731 

Joseph 729,  731,  732, 

734,  745,  746,  747 

Joseph  B 736,  740 

Joseph  C 746 

Joseph  H 746 

Joseph  W 729 

Joshua  B 737 

Julia 734,  741 

Julia  E 738 

Lawrence  W 735 

Lldla 730 

Louis  B 737 

Louisa 738 

Lucy 747 

Lydla 730 

Lydia  T 745 

Mabel 731 

Maria 741,  744 

Maria  B 738 

Marinus  G 744 

Martha 746 

Martha  C 743 

Mary,  729,  730,  731,  734, 

735,742,  743 

Mary  E 740 

Mary  L 737 

Mary  N 736 

Mary  S 736,  737 

Mary  T 738 

Mary  55 743 

Matthew  II , 738 

May ;. 742 

Melindn 737 

Mercy  E 738 

Moses 734,  743,  744 

Moses  B 744 

Moses  (.' 743 

Nathaniel 500, 729,  731 

Nelson 737 

Olive 730 

Patty 734 

Paul  R 742 

Phlneas  C 746 

Rachel  J 742 

Raymond  A 741 

Raymond  K 738 

Robert. 729 

Robert  D 740 

Ruth 486,  528,  732 

Samuel,  487,   516,    563, 

722,729,731,  732 

Samuel  A 738 

Sarah 562,  731,  738 

Sarah  A 740 

Sheldon 742 

Simon  W 737 

Solomon  W 745 

Sophia 740 

Sumner 745 

Susan  A 738 

Sylvester 741 

Temperance 519,  524 


Index. 


XXXIX 


W-lEht,  Theodore  A 737 

Thomas,  499, 601 ,  519, 729, 
730,  731,  732,  733,  734, 
740,  741,  742,  743,  744, 

745,  746,  747 

Thomas,  Jr 733,  740,  741 

Thomas  G 743 

Thomas  N 737 

-    Wallace 744 


Wright,  William...733,  739,  740 

William  A 73U 

William  B 737,  738,  746 

William  E 734,  740,  747 

William  H 715 

William  T 738 

Zenana  G 746 

ZilpbaA 744 

Wyllis,  Amy 617,  618 


Wyllls,  George  (Gov.)._617,  618 


Yates, 653 

Young,  Jane 545 

Lydla. : 545 


