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MOHAWK VALLEY
GENEALOGY AND
HISTORY
1943 1944
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1943 Genealogical, Historical Index Of E. & N. Articles
January 7, 1943 Bellinger series continued. Bouton series begins. Green family contin- ued. Queries: Walrods and Walraths. January 14
Catalogue of Documents in Mont- gomery County Archives. Rome man donates genealogy books to Colgate University.
January 21 Lott Family in America. Queries: Graybill. Bellinger, Bouton, Green. January 28
Bellinger, Bouton, Greene. Queries: Walrod.
February 4.
Acquisitions at Reaney Library. Queries: VerPlanck, Manning, Slov-' er. Genealogy in Harley. Bellinger, Greene, Bouton.
February 11
Green, Bouton, Bellinger. Querles: Vosburgh, Kilmer, Norton, Galusha, Segers, Brower, Saltzburg, Van Saltzburg, Fero, Erbinsinger, Vos- burgh. Catalogus Montgomery Co. Archives.
February 18
Green, Bouton, Bellinger. Queries: Wickham, Knowles, Pettingill, Ser- vice. Catalogue Documents In Mont- gomery County Archives. February 25
Greene, Bellinger, Bouton contin- ued. Catalogue Montgomery Coun- ty Documents. Queries: Austin, Nor- ton, Heth, York, Campbell. March 4 Bouton, Bellinger. Green series, ends. Catalogue Montgomery County Documents.
March 11
Bellinger. 1810 Census. Records
of Montgomery County
of Montgomery County. List of set- tlers in Columbla County 1795. The Staats family by W. N. P. Dailey. March 18
Bellinger, Bouton continued. 1810 Census Settlers in Columbia County 1795. Catalogue of Documents in Montgomery County Archives. Quer- ies: Tibbetts, Houghton, Thomas. March 25
Bellinger, Bouton continued. Index, of material of Schenectady Genealog- cial Society. 1810 Census of Mont- gomery County Documents. Settlers in Columbia County 1795. Catalogue Montgomery County Documents. April 1
Bouton. Index Material Schenec- tady Genealogical Society. 1810 Cen- sus. Settlers in Columbia County , 1795. Curtis Corners and the Box- ton Fire by S. C. Kimm. April 8
Bouton, Bellinger series. 1810 Census. List Settlers Columbla Co. 1195. Queries:" Beardslee, Knicker- bocker, Mudge.
April 15
Bouton, Bellinger continued. Quer- ies: Bumps on Mayflower, Bellinger, Mead, Cline, Fox. Curtis Corners. April 22
Bellinger series ends. Bouton. 1810 Census records. Early Settlers Town of Ohlo. Queries: Allen, Pousley, Cotton, Wright, Coe, Wells, Daniels, Guernsey.
April 29
Bouton continued. 1810 Census. Early School of the Town of Ohio. Queries: Bellinger, Fox. May 6
Bouton continued. Queries: Pet- tingell, Crouch, Fox, Weber. Reaney Library given Indian collection. May 13
Old Butler House, Your Family Name. Schools in Town of Ohio. Notes on records of the Board of In- dian Conservation by Dailey. Quer- ies: Service.
1943 Genealogical, Historical Index Of E. & N. Articles
July 1
Plea for Study and Writing of Lo- cal History.
Phillips, Bouton, Leavitt series continued.
Queries: Bly, Rathbun, Tefft, Ser- vice.
Bellinger omissions.
July 8
Phillips, Bouton, Leavitt series. Bly, Hunt.
Queries: Helmer, Hall, Segers, July 15 Early History of St. Johnsville. Large collection of County his- tories in Reaney Library.
- Phillips, Leavitt series continued. Queries: Beekman, Waldron, Slin- gerland, Bly.
July 22
Phillips, Leavitt serles continued. Queries: Boice, Cantine, Teachout, Wat, Walradt, Helmer, Allen, Car- ter, Aracksinger, Knapp.
July 29
Early History of St. Johnsville. County Histories. In Reaney Li- brary. Bouton, Phillips, Leavitt series
continued. August 5
.
Queries: Perkins, Vincent, Hill, Hall, Lambert, Merrill, Petit, Mal- low, Furman.
County Histories in Reaney Li- brary.
Bouton, Phillips, Leavttl serles. House Family of the Mohawk. August 12
Phillips, Leavitt series contin :. - 1 Querles: Hurlburt, Provoost, Rue. 1810 Census.
Elston Family in America, Book Review. County Histories in Reaney Li-
... brary.
From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile by Austin S. Hogan.
August 19
1 Leavitt, Phillips, Bouton series. 1810 census. County Histories in Reaney Li- brary. Queries: Collins, Knapp, Price. August 26
. . Phillips.
Queries: Hulburt. September 2, 9, 23 not available. September 30
Phillips, Bouton, Leavitt serles. . Queries: Mattison, Hartford. 1810 census. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile. Safety Deposits in Olden Days. October 7
Leavitt, Phillips, Bouton series. Queries: Mattison, Hartford, Sim-
mons, Clark. 1810 census.
From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile.
October 14
- Leavitt, Phillips series. Moyer series begins. 1810 census. Queries: Tallman. October 21
Leavitt, Moyer, Phillips series. Queries: Clark, Race, McLean. 1810 census.
October 28
Phillips, Moyer, Leavitt series. 1810 census. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phine.
Queries: Hoff, Bowen. November 4
Moyer, Phillips, Leavitt series. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile.
1810 census.
Queries: Lester, Greene. History of Schenectady Classis
ies: Tibbetts, Houghton, Thomas. March 25
Beiiinger, Bouton continued. Index of material of Schenectady Genealog- ciai Society. 1810 Census of Mont- gomery County Documents. Settlers in Columbia County 1795. Catalogue Montgomery County Documents. April 1
Bouton. Index Material Schenec- tady Genealogical Society. 1810 Cen- sus. Settlers in Columbia County 1795. Curtis Corners and the Bos- ton Fire by S. C. Kimm. April 8
Bouton, Bellinger series. 1810 Census. List Settlers Columbia Co. 1795. Queries: Beardslee, Knicker- bocker, Mudge.
April 15
Bouton, Beilinger continued. Quer- ies: Bumps on Mayflower, Beiiinger, Mead, Ciine, Fox. Curtis Corners. April 22
Beilinger series ends. Bouton. 1810 Census records. Early Settlers Town of Ohio. Queries: Ailen, Pousiey, Cotton, Wright, Coe, Wells, Daniels, Guernsey.
April 29
Bouton continued. 1810 Census. Early School of the Town of Ohio. Queries: Bellinger, Fox. May 6
Bouton continued. Queries: Pet- tingell, Crouch, Fox, Weber. Reaney Library given Indian collection. May 13
Old Butler House, Your Family Name. Schools in Town of Ohio. Notes on records of the Board of In- dian Conservation by Dailey. Quer- ies: Service. -
May 20
« · Genealogy page omitted.
May 27
Bouton continued. Queries: Over- acker, Rose, Hulburt, Hanchet, ' Bo- gart, Bogardus, Van Voorhoudt, Wal- dron, Josiyn.
June 2
Bouton continued. Ciutes of Sche-, nectady. Early School in Town of Ohio , ends. Queries: Aibrecht, Phil- iips, Bogardus, Deyo, Whitbeck, Webber ..
June 10
Queries: Van Vorohoudt, Van Egmont, Schermerhorn, Oidham, Price, Kyser.
June 17
"Bouton "continued. Queries: Bogar- dus, Sybrant, Beilinger. June 24
Bouton series continued. Phillips series begins. Queries: Ferris, How, , Baker, Lane, Ives, Bodweil, Mason, Montross, Jeffers, Brower, Arch- er, Asher. Bellinger addition. Leav- itt series begins.
CunLy - brary.
Queries: Collins, Knapp, Price. August 26
. . Phillips.
Queries: Huiburt. September 2, 9, 23 not available. September 30
Phillips, Bouton, Leavitt serics. . Queries: Mattison, Hartford. 1810 census. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile.
Safety Deposits in Oiden Days. October 7
Leavitt, Phillips, Bouton series. Queries: Mattison, Hartford, Sim- -mons, Ciark. 1810 census. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile.
October 14
Leavitt, Phillips series. Moyer series begins. 1810 census. Queries: Taliman. October 21
Leavitt, Moyer, Phillips series. Queries: Ciark, Race, McLean. 1810 census.
October 28
Phillips, Moyer, Leavitt series. 1810 census. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phine.
Queries: Hoff, Bowen. November 4
Moyer, Phillips, Leavitt series. From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile. 1810 census. Queries: Lester, Greene. History of Schenectady Classis begins. November 11
Queries: Bly, Service. Moyer, Leavitt seriees. Schenectady Ciassis. Sir William Johnon's Marriage ex- plained.
November 18
Moyer, Leavitt series.
From the Notebook of, a Bibiio- phiie
Schenectady Ciassis. History of the Town of Ohio.
Queries: Staring. November 25
. History of Town of Ohio. Moyer, Leavitt series From the Notebook of a Biblio-
phile.
Schenectady Ciassis. December 2
History of the Town of Ohio. Schenectady Ciassis.
Moyer, Leavitt series. Quetions: Tyler, Schaeffer, Mat-
thes, Barner, Welis, McEwen. Van der Bogaert's Journal. Colonial Military Trades. December 9
Moyer, Leavitt series.
History of the Town of Ohio.
Schenectady Classis. December 16
Leavitt, Moyer series.
i.Ur
Schenectady classis.
History of Town of Ohio.
From the Notebook of a Biblio- phile. Queries: Evans. December 23
History of Town of Ohio. Schenectady Ciassis.
Leavitt series. Queries: Young. December 30 Schenectady ciassis. From the Notebook of a Bibiio- phile.
Leavitt series. Queries: / Barton, Frazier, Rose, Overacker, Carpenter, Ferris, Deline, Nash, Carpenter, Mowers.
FAMILY HISTORY
Questions and Answers
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SERVOS, SERVIS
One of the things I would like to know, is whose children were Mar- .garet, Catherine, John and Jacob Servos who went to the Freen School at Johnstown in 1769.
Captain Peter and Christopher Ser- vos settled on the Cayudetta In 1768. I don't see how they could be their children, but . they could be their brother Fredrich Wilhelm's children or grandchildren. I wish some one would .stick their nose out and tell · me. I would give $3 to know. There was also a John Servis born near Johnstown in 1760. He had a brother Philip born in 1767 and also William, Christopher and John W. In the val- ley. Three brothers.
B. J. Service,
802 Locust avenue, Schenectady, N. Y.
BELLINGER
I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to Lt. Commander L. F. Bellinger, for his Pre-Revolutionary Bellinger Fami- ly. It is a monumental work that -I shall be deeply appreciated by fu- ture generations of Bellingers as well as by the present generation .
I wish to assure Lt. Com. BellInger that the "Oregon Bellingers" are deeply grateful for the years and labor expended to write this almost
unbelievably detailed genealogy. We have found the numerical system us- ed, easily comprehensible and we are delighted with the vast scope of this. great work.
Frances Bellinger Matthews. Route 14, Box 438.
Portland, Oregon
ZERVAS, SERVOS, SERVOSS
Christianus Zervas settled on the Charlotte river In Schoharie county, N. Y. about 1726-27. Where ? In what town ?
Records disclose he was there
known as Christian, Christ and Christopher Servos, Servoss.
He had children: Johann Peter (Capt. Peter) who located between Fonda and Johnstown; Frederick Wilhelm, born 1711; Anna Magda- lena, born 1718; Christopher who married Anna Clara Crief and lived at Lutheranville, nr. the Charlotte river, Schoharie county; Elizabeth who married Col. John Johnson (who fell at the siege of Niagara) and Samuel who lived nr. Johnstown In 1760, rem. shortly thereafter to Glen, Montgomery county. Who was wife of Samuel and who were her par- ents ? Origin prob. in Schoharie, Ful- ton or Montgomery counties.
Will greatly appreciate corres- pondence re queries. L. B. Atwood (Atty.)
126 La Grave Ave., S. E. Grand Rapids, Mich.
QUERIES
GRAYBILL
Can you tell me whether or not there is a coat of arms for the Gray- bill family. Graybill is the angliclse form from the Swiss Krieblel, Kreh- biel, Krebil, Kriebel Krebull, Kreble, Krebill, Krebil, Kriebihl, Krabill, Kriehbiel, etc. There are many forms of the name found in records. I have found Kraybiel In one book and Kriebiel in another for the same re- cord. I do not know the original Swiss form but I believe it was Krle- biel.
The Kriebiel-Graybills were the German-Swiss exiles who being non- conformists were persecuted because of their religious principles. They took refuge In the Palatinate wbere they settled near the town of Mann- heim on the Rhine before coming to America They were of the farmer- artisan class. Dld people of these classes have arms, unless they hap- pened to descend from the nobillty ? What was the custom of coat armour in Switzerland ?
Earl Reeves-Graybill.
Spencerville, Md.
The Clutes of Schenectady
1. John Baptiste, lived on the east side of Washington Ave. next to and north of Oothout .(now Jackson) house. Giles, son of John Baptiste Clute sold the house to Gen. Scher- merhorn after the 1819 fire. The wife of J. B. Clute was the daughter of Abraham Groat and her mother was . a Fisher.
2. John ("Hanchie") Clute lived (1793) on State St. Later he moved with his son, Cornelius, at Knicker- bocker Hall, where his wife died. This Hall was at the end of State Street.
3. Douw Clute lived (1804) where the old Schenectady depot was. His second wife was a daughter of James Shutter.
4. Bartholomew Clute built the house later occupied by Mrs. Douw Clute.
5. Abraham Clute's wife was Mary only child of John Quackenbos.
Mary
6. John Clute had four lots on low- er State St. He had six sons, John, Cornelius, Douw, Jacob ("Gaupie"), Frederick and Teunis.
7. Peter I. Clute lived on Wash-1 ington Ave. south of Wessel Clute's place. His wife was a daughter of Walter Swits. When he died she is said to have married Henry Clute.
8. Levi T. Clute had a hat store next to Barney's. He lived at Union St. and Union Ave.
9. Richard C. Clute, born Dec. 2, 1770, and died Sept. 2, 1849. The first M. E. church of Schenectady was or- ganized in his home on Green street. This house still standing was remod- eled in 1860. His wife was Mary Mc Mitchell, born Feb. 21, 1777 and died Feb. 26, 1862. Tablet In 1st M. E. church.
10. Frederick P. Clute lived on Green St. The homes of (9) and (10) are in The History of the 1st M. E. church of Schenectady.
W. N. P. D.
THE KEYSER FAMILY
Johannes Keyser (son) 1694 -?.. John Michel Keyser (1664 -? ). Barent Keyser (son) 1712-1777.
Barent Keyser was a patentee with Lawyer and others on an 18,000 are land patent near Cobleskill. His grave is in an old Indian burial ground near Breakabeen. Descended from him were John Philip Keyser (1742 -? ), Barent Keyser (1799-1844), Nancy Keyser Smith (1827-1903) and Ellen: Smith Kling (1851-1936). The last! named was the mother of Rev. Geo. Henry Kling, former St. Johnsville' Lutheran minister.
-Rev. W. N. P. Dailey
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943
ST. JOHNSVILLE, N. Y.
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AWARDED HONORABLE MENTION, 1942, BY NEW YORK STATE HIS'
The Ver Planck Family
The progenitor of this family in | town of Coeymans. On its walls hung America was Abraham Isaacse Ver a portrait of his daughter, Ariantje, Planck. One of his grandsons, David, | (David's first wife,) which was the was born at Albany, April 14, 1695. work of the artist, Peter Vanderlyn, He was the youngest son of Isaac and and is now in the Albany In- Abigail Wytenbogart (Uytenbo-
gaardt) Ver Planck. Isaac was an as- sistant alderman at Albany and is old mansion that is still standing north of Coeymans Creek.
named in the first charter given to Albany by Gov. Dongan, July 22, At the time that Ariantje married by Mrs. Mary (Birdsell) Bennett, liv- 1686, thus making Albany the old- David Ver Planck she lived with her ing in Herkimer, N. Y. October 21, est chartered city in the United married brother, Samuel. David was States. of America.
an executor of Samuel's will, dated 1754. The will of David is dated
March 18, 1762, in which he left all his estate, except the Pightway
farm, to his four minor children, Da- vid, Johannes, Ariantje and Isaac.
Harriet was probably deceased. The estate was to kept forever in the Van Planck family. The executors were four cousins, Philip Ver Planck, John R. Bleecker, John Beekman and Isaac Ver Planck. There is a writ- David's five children were: 1. David born 1748 who married Chistina Van ten account extant of a vendue sale, dated September 7, 1769, disposing of Volkenburgh of Fort Plain., Of this the personal property of David Ver Planck, which is in the Albany In- marriage two children were born, David (1770) and Catharine. 2. Jo- stitute of Art. Among the buyers of
hannes, born 1752, who married Cath- arine Huck in 1772. 3. Ariantje (1753) who married Abraham Gardi- [of the wife of David. Also John
the silver were Conraet, Andrea and Jacob C. Ten Eyck, all grandnephews nier on June 6, 1769 and on her Barclay and John Beekman, cousins death, he married Levi Blasdell wbo died Jan. 10, 1814. 4. Harriet, born 1757 and 5 Isaac D. born in 1759.
This David Ver Planck (son of Isaac) was known as David of Beer- en Island, an isle of the Hudson riv- er, 11 miles below Albany. It was claimed by Patroon Van Rensselaer as part of his estate or patroonship. The old castle of Barent Pieterse Coeymans (David's first father-in- law, was standing until 1833 in the
Wouter Barhydt, Nicholas and An- drew Hycke, Abraham Gardinier, Ja- cob Pool, Jacob .Bovie and Wm. Win- ne.
Note-In later years many of the descendants of . Abraham Ver Planck dropped the """Ver" to become Planks. W. N. P. Dailey.
Questions and Answers
MANNING
The Manning family came from the New England States and were early settelrs in the "Bull Hill sec-
1940. She was born January 15, 1848 according to her birth record in this Bible. (See record below.)
a. Edward S. Manning born Dec. 5, 1800. His wife,
b. Polly Manning born April 21, 1787. They were married in 1822. Children:
c. Harriet Manning born April 11, 1823.
d. Margret Ann Manning born Jan. 15, 1826.
e. Mary Ann Manning born March 31, 1829.
f. Harry Manning born Dec. 15, 1831.
g. Mary E. Manning born Dec. 15. 1835. h. Edward E. Manning born April 11, 1838.
i. Lydia Manning born Sept. 12, 1840.
MARRIAGES
g. Mary E. Manning married Wil- liam Service, a son of Samuel Ser- vice and Olive Vincent. .
Children:
j. Maryett Service born Nov. 18, 1850.
k. Adia Ann Service born Dec. 20, 1852.
1. Nellie Service born Nov. 18, 1858 married 1885.
m. Charles Hodge born Nov. 15, 1854.
DEATHS
e. Mary Ann Manning died July 22, 1831.
f. Henry Manning died Oct. 20, 1838.
b. Polly Manning died June 7, 1857. a. Edward S. Manning died May 20, 1866.
g. Mary (Manning Service died
Monday 31, 1922. 1 é."Adia Ann service died Nov. 1; 1
j. Maryett Service died Nov. 25, 1862.
o. Lakings Comstock born Sept. 21, 1861, died Dec. 8, 1930.
p. Alice (Bennett) Comstock died Nov. 15, 1932.
q. Frank Comstock died May 6 1936.
Lakings Comstock married Alice N. Y. but have found no trace of An- Bennett 1880. drew and Isaac.
a. Edward S. Manning born Dec.
Mrs. B. H. Hadler,
Egeland, N. D.
JOHN BOUTON
Page 17. The First Settlers. "There is no complete list of the original set- tlers but a table of "Estates of lands in 1655 con- tains the names of the following in- dividuals.
1. Abbit, George.
2 Beacham, Robert
3 Beckwith, Stephen
4 Bowton, John
5 Camfield, Matthew
2. Benedict, Thomas, Jr.
3. Benedict, John.
4 Betts, Thomas.
5. Bushnell, Richard.
6. Campfield, Camuel.
7. Comstock, Christopher.
8. Grampton, John.
9. Fitch, Thomas, Jr.
10. Fenn, Joseph.
11. Gregory, John, Jr.
12. Greggorie, Jakin.
13. Haies, Samuel.
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Pre-Revolutionary Bellinger Family
By Lt. Commander L. F. Bellinger, U. S. N., Retired
Numbers 2981 to 2988 are from 297, sell; David; William J., 3 children; Andrew4, 52 Philips II,) 6 Philip2 I, 1 |Nelson S.
Johannes1.
1211 Christian5 A. Bellinger born about 1800, died before 1854. See deed in Note 297, married Nancy House, born 1797, (census of Danq,! 1850,) daughter of " .... House and wife Zoller.
Children: 7 (Bellinger)
2981 George Henry born 29 Sept. 1822, St. J. church, married Anna A. ... , born 1829. He was a carpenter living in the 5th ward of Utica. See City Directory and the 1860 census Which gives children: Henry F. born in spring of 1850, Charles G. born 1852.
Note: Forest Hills cemetery record shows "George Henry died 17 Nov. 1907 in New Hartford, born 29 Sept. 1822;" that "his father was Christian and his mother Nancy."
Wampsville, married Clark Wake- man, lives at Painted Post. See W. H. Tuttle's notes, Enterprise and News 21 Oct. 1936.
2983 Catharine born 13 Feb. 1826, St. J. Ch. == 1992 ( Caneta of
3002 Henry A. 1839-1907 had two wives, 5 children.
3003 Margaret 1840-60, married 2966 Jacob8 P. Bellinger. For exten- sinn see '2963 _Also see Devendorf Book pages' 62, 72. '
3004 Catharine 1841-99 unmarried. 1862. 3005 Hannah E. 1843-47.
3006 Fannie 1846-96.
3007 Charlotte born 1848 married James Shelp of Glen; 8 children. De- wendorf Book page 73.
3008 Lydia born 1850 married Howard Vosburg, Currytown; 7 child- ren.
3009 A Charles 1853-1924 married 1. Helen Lasher; 4 children; married 2 Alice Fox, 6 children,
married Mitchell Spraker; 2 children,
3 grandchildren. Devendorf Book, page 74. A daughter Mabel married Rev. Edward J. Meeker.
Numbers 3021 to 3032 are from 352 John4 'Jost, 58 Jost3, ,6 Philip2 I, 1 Johannes1.
1301 Fredericks Bellinger born and accommodations"
3009B Jane Elizazbeth born 1856, 5, 1800 died May 26, 1866 (his wife)
b. Polly Manning born April 21, 1787 died June 7, 1857. (a daughter) c." Harriet Manning born April 11, 1823 married Daniel Birdsell.
n& Mary Birdsell (their daughter) born Jan, 15, 1848 married Franklyn Bennett who was killed by R. R. train at . Little Falls, N. Y. Their only daughter
o. Alice Bennett married 1880 p. Lakings Comstock (son of Hen-
ry Comstock and Carrie Harris.) q. Frank Comstock (their only child( died March 6, 1935.
c. Harriet (Manning) Birdsell mar- ried second Harry Comstock. She was his third wife.
B. J. Service.
Schenectady, N. Y.
SLOVER, SELOVER
Would like ancestry of the follow- ing John Slover and help in filling out the blanks.
John Slover born about 1815, proo- ably Ulster county, N. Y. had two brothers, David of Scotia, N. Y. and John lived at Olive, (later Shokan,) Ulster county, N. Y. Then was a cooper at Fleischmann's N. Y. Child- | ren:
1. Susan born August 8, 1837, died 1911, Rock Falls, Ill. Married (1) Samuel Bush who died Oct. 26, 1862. Went to Illinois 1876 and married (2) James H. VandeMark. -
2. Rebecca married ...... Coin.
3. Sarah marreid ...... Pulse.
4. Daniel H. born Oct. 28, 1845,' Ulster county, married at Pough- keepsie to Anna Biddulph. Children, Earl, Harold, Ray .
5. George Henry .Theodric Slover, born Dec. 28, 1853, Ulster county, married at Auburn," N. Y. 1884 to Phebe .Spaid. Children Jay, Robert, Murray and Geo. Theodric.
John A. Slover, born about 1800, lived at Coxsackie, Green county, N. Y. as late as 1840, when he and his family moved to Neenah, Wisconsin1. His wife . .... Van Deusen. Would like ancestry of John and his wife. Andrew Seloover born Nov. 5, 1807, Green county, N. Y. married Avgust 8, 1830 Rhoda Fosgit or Fos- according to pension records of his father, Isaac Seloover, for ser- vice in War of 1812. Where did An- drew go?
Isaac Seloover, born May 4, 1827, Green county, brother of above An- drew, married Oct. 7, 1850 Louisa Rose, according to pension records. Where did they go? All other broth- ers and sisters went to Cortland Co.,
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stitute of Art. Ariantje helped to | tion" Town of Ohio, Herkimer Coun-
carry the stones that went into the
David Ver Planck, son of Isaac, was married three times and became the father of five sons (Howell's His- tory of Albany.) His first wife was Ariantje Coeymans (1672-1743) who was the daughter of Barent Pieterse Coeymans. At the time of this mar- riage, July 16, 1723, David was 28 and his wife 51. David's second wife was a. Miss Brower, and the third was Catarina Boom.
of the wife. Other names appearing on the report or account of the auc- tioneer, are Daniel and Jacob C.
Scheranerhoss, Maes Vam Buren,
2982 Elizabeth married Solomon Fox. Both, were born and married in Montgomery county. and settled at Wampaville, 1865, Children: Eugene C. born Feb., 1867 at Wampsville and lives there; Alfred D. born at 1801 from census 1855 of Westmore- land, Oneida county, married Esther born 1802. He was 1 Jan. 1856 a res- ident member of Westmoreland Con- gregational Church. In 1820 census he was maybe married and not living at home in Oppenheim. His first born
ty, N. Y.
The following records are from the old "Manning Bible" which is owned
The InCVUAMIVIGSY NCSSIyGZ & COBBBZAY
By Lt. Commander L. F. Bellinger, U. S. N., Retired
Numbers 2981 to 2988 are from 297 sen; David; William J., 3 children; Andrew4, 52 Philip3 II.) 6 Philip2 I, 1 | Nelson S. Johannes1.
-- 1211 Christian5 . A. Bellinger born about 1800, died before 1854. See,deed in Note 297, marrled Nancy 'House, born 1797, (tensds of Dandy! 1850,) daughter of .... House and wife Zoller.
Children: 7 (Bellinger)
2981 George Henry born 29 'Sept. 1822, St. J. church, married Anna A. ., born 1829. He was a carpenter living in the 5th ward of Utica. See City Directory and the 1860 census which gives children: Henry F. born in spring of 1850, Charles G. born 1852.
Note: Forest Hills cemetery record shows "George Henry died 17 Nov. 1907 in New Hartford, born 29 Sept. 1822;" that "his father was Christian and his mother Nancy."
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