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See Who's Who in America 1937, page 1076 for fuller blog.
Issue:
1. William Phillips Hall, Jr.
2. Lyman Hollister Hall (decd. by 1937.)
3. Melville Phillips Hall.
4. Theodore Dana Hall.
5. Thomas Shepherd Hall.
6. Dorothy Katherine Hall married Peddle (dec. by 1937.)
7. Mary Phillips Hall married Hi- rons.
8. Charlotte Hollister Hall married Stockton.
9. Margaret Frances Hall married Moore.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943
ANSWERS
A-501 L. M. G. H., N. Y.
MATTISON, HARTFORD-Q-106
Your article in the St. Johnsville Enterprise and News of September 30, 1943 has been called to my per- sonal attention.
My great grandfather, Israel
Brownell and his son, Frederick Browneil, my grandfather, were neighbors of "Job Mattison" (Mat- teson) in Salisbury ownship, Strat- ford, Herkimer county, New York, in 1810. Frederick Brownell was a tanner.
My father, Elijah Hanchett Brow- nell, was born in Stratford on June 20, 1828.
Job Matteson was born in West Greenwich-Town, Rhode Island. Lois Carlisle was the daughter of William Carlisle.
I am interested in your Eliza Ann Corey line. E. E. Browneli,
. 1418 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
QUESTIONS
SIMMONS-Q-107
Data on Reuben Simmons born 4- 29-1799, Litchfield, Conn., married 11-23-1817, Bainbridge, N. Y. Louisa Parker, born 4-18-1795, Saratoga Co., N. Y. Help will be greatly appreciat- ed.
F. J. H., Wisc.
Q-108-CLARK
1. Data on ancestry of Robert . Clark, born on Quaker Hill, Dutchess county, N. Y. March 16, 1744 and wife Isabel Ketchum born March 9, 1751 on Long Island. Clark was Loy- alist in Revolution, went to Canada 1777.
2. Data on their daughter-in-law, Ann (McCoy) Clark, wife of Mat- thew born Lower Canada 1772.
3. Data on Rachel, wife of Mat- thias 4 Badgley, (he was born 1771, Elizabethtown, N. J.) and probably daughter of Jos. and Esther (Os- born) Abbott.
4. Data or ancestry of Aaron Smith born 1777, married 1802 Mir- iam Howard and lived Williamstown, Vt. and N. Bloomfield, Ohio.
5. Data on ancestry of Silas Crip- pen born 1759 (a Rev. soldier) of Worcester, N. Y. He married Eliza- beth Waterman.
6. Data on John Watson, the first husband of Margaret Pashal who was daughter of Thomas 5, Pasch- al born 1693, Phila., Pa.)
Were Thomas 4 and Elizabeth (Sweet) Mumford the parents of Eu- nice Mumford who was born July 24, 1778, married Ezra 6 Adarus and died 1823, Bilford, N. Y. ?
7. Data on Margaret, the wife of Jesse Watson, who lived in Northum- berland county, Pa., Bedford county, Va. and Ohio. (Jesse wi ''Son of John and Margaret (Pasci'n 1) Watson
above.)
9. Data on Henry Fox (Heinrich 'uchs) and Anna Maria Steinbrech- er, parents of Ann Mary ,Langsdon Watson born 1812 and Mela da De- wees born 1816. Probably lived in Montgomery county, Ohio. ,
10. Data on ancestry of Joseph Jef- fries (died 1807, Franquier county, Va.) and wife Margaret.
1. Data on ancestry of John Mar- tin who married 1778 Fanquier Co., Va., their daughter Sarah Jeffries, and moved later ot Shelby county, Ky.
12. Which Edmund Wayman was it who was in Shelby Co., Ky. by 1795 and Washington Co., Ind. 1814 ? Who was his wife ?
13. Data on ancestry of Charlotte Jackson born 1790, married Boston, Mass., 1811, Samuel 6 Blackmon, went to Ky. and Ind.
14. Data on ' ancestry c: Dorcas Smith who married 1715 at Newton, Mass. Timothy 3 Howe who was born | 4691, Dorchester, son of Israel.
15. Data or. ancestry of Sarah Ba-| ker who married 1724 Tohn Milk of Boston, born 1690-1.
Mrs. CHW, Illinois.
10. Charies Parker .Hall (dec. by 1937.)
IV. Melville Phillips Hall. V. Mason Hall. VI. Harry Hall.
Frances Symington Phillips (Wm. J. S. 4, Rev. W. W. 3, Wm. 2, Cor- nelius 1) died 1915, Lucerne, Switz- erland, married George Hamilton of Scotland, a dry goods merchant of N. Y. C.
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Issue:
I. Caroline P. Hamilton married Pierre Lorlliard, Jr.
Issue: .
a. Pierre Lorlliard 3rd.
b. Griswold Lorlliard, married Mary V. Green.
Meta Evans Phillips 5 (Wm. J. S. 4, W. W. 3, Wm. 2, Cornelius 1, born Oct. 23, 1847, died Dec. 10, 1911, married April 30, 1868 Burnet Lan- dreth, born Dec. 30, 1842, on the Landreth Farm, 22nd and Federal street, Phila., Pa. Died Dec. 2, 1928, son of David, Jr. and Elizabeth (Rod- ney) Landreth.
Issue:
1. Burnet Landreth, Jr. b. Jan. 30, 1869, died about, Oct. 11, 1941, mar- ried Nov. 2, 1898 to Margaret M. Hulse, born April 22, 1873, Philadel- phia, Pa., daughter of Charles Fis- ler and Elizabeth Dawson (Collins) Hulse. Resided Chestnut Hill, Phil- adelphia, Pa. Issue:
1. Burnet Landreth 3rd, born Sept. 25, 1899, Bristol, Pa., married Jun> 12, 1925, Philadelphia, Pa., Joy Drew- Bear. Res: Chestnut Hill, Ja.
Issue:
a. Jill Landreth born June 4, 1927. 2. Letitia Landreth born Aug. 19, 1903, Bristol, Pa., married Oct. 7, 1932, Chestnut Hill, Pa. to Lewis Mac Cuen Smith, born Oct. 11, 1901, Phil-
V. David Landreth born March 27; 1885, Bristol, Pa. married Dec. 14, 1912 St. Louis, Mo. to Florence Swift, born Dec. 29, 1887, Silver City, New Mexico, daughter of John Sta- ples and Ida M. (Card) Swift. Reside Mostyn, Bristol, Pa.
Issue:
David Landreth 6th born Dec. & 1914, Bristol, Pa., died Jan. 13, 1928. 2. Meta Florence Landreth borni Feb. 17, 1916, Bristol, Pa. '
3. Emily Mostyn Landreth born Sept. 23, 1918, Torresdale, Phila, Pa. 4. Charlotte Swift Landreth born June 25, 1922, Bristol, Pa.
Reference: 1. Correspondence of A. V. Phillips, Boston, Mass. (To be continued)
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THE JACOB S. MOYER FAMILY OF VAN HORNESVILLE, N. Y.
By D. \V. Kaufman 1524 Mason Street Dearborn),-Michigan
This account of the Jacob S. Moyer 'amily is an expansion of a brief ar- cicle which appeared In the Enter- prise and News of May 15, 1940. Ja- ob, S."Moyer was a well known and "yell-to-do farmer located midway between Van Hornesville and Cra- ner's Corners, on the west side of he road, and almost directly west of Starkville. He and his wife Eliz- beth (Moyer) Moyer lived, all, or nearly all of their married life on this farm. The present account of the family will start with Solomon Moyer, father of Jacob S.
1. Soiomon Moyer. According to Hardin and Willard, History of Her- kimer County, N. Y., Vol. 2, pp. 204- 5, "Solomon Moyer settied in Minden, Montgomery county, prior to the Re- volution, where he died during that war. He had four children: (2) An- drew, (3) Solomon S., (4) Jacob S., and (5) Nancy, all of whom raised families and lived to old age." Har- din and Willard's list of the children of Jacob S. Moyer agrees perfectly with family data possessed by the writer, so there is no possible ques- tion but that the Jacob S. Moyer is the same person in both cases.
The present writer has uncovered nothing to date bearing on the above statement by Hardin and Wiliard. All word-of-mouth information pos- sessed by the writer's branch of the Moyer family has started with Ja- cob S. Moyer. However, we have a fragment dealing with Solomon's wife, in a letter to the writer, as follows: "Ann Arbor (Michigan) Oc- tober 26 (1926.) Now Dale I will tell you something about your great great grandmother (Solomon Moy- er's wife) that you won't find in that book (Hardin and Willard); here it is: I have heard your grandfather say that she was in the war with the Indians and she hated them so if one came in sight of her, she would abuse him so, call him such vile names they would go any distance out of their way rather than put up with her abuse .- Aunty (Harriet Ann (Moy- er) Joslyn)."
Some very oid notes furnished the present writer by Harriet Ann Joslyn state "Jacob S. was in the War of 1812, and his father before him in the Revolution. He settled in the Fort Plains Country about 1740, from below Troy, on the Hudson."
Later in this article we will specu- late on the possibility that Solomon Moyer was a brother of Jacob Moyer of Minden, who married Elizabeth Walrath and on an alternative possi- bility that Solomon married a sister of this Elizabeth Walrath.
The children of Solomon Moyer, according to Hardin and Willard, are listed below, but we have no accur- ate information on any of them ex- cept Jacob S. Readers who may be able to throw light on Solomon or his children are urged to communi-
cate with the present writer:
2. Andrew.
3. Solomon S.
4. Jacob S.
5. Nancy.
4. Jacob S. Moyer. According to Hardin and Willard, ibid., he "was born December 18, 1781, in Minden, Montgomery County, and served in the War of 1812. He was also at Sackett's Harbor. He served in var- ious town offices as a Democrat. He was a leading Mason. He married in 1805, and Immediately afterwards settled on 170 acre in the town of Stark. He died June 30, 1871, aged 88 years and his wife (born Dec. 23, 1782), June 30, 1861, aged 77. They had 10 children, raising 8: 6 Nancy, 7 Katie, 8 David I., 9 Solomon W., 10 (a twin), 11 Betsy, 12 Peter, 13 Anna Eliza and 14 Lucinda."
The location of the Jacob S. Moyer farm was given in the first para- graph of this article.
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Jacob S. Mover and his wife Eliza- beth are buried in the Van Hornes- ville cemetery, together with certain of their children. A row of tall mon- uments mark the graves; successive-I ly, of Peter Moyer, Thomas and Ann Eliza (Moyer) Golden, Betsey Moyer, Lucinda Moyer, Jacob S. Moyer and Elizabeth (wife of Jacob) Moyer. A short distance away is the grave- stone of John and Nancy (Moyer) Cramer. Beside the latter is the gravestone of their son Jeremiah Cramer.
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The inscription on the monument of Jacob S. reads "Jacob S. Moyer died July 29, 1870, aged 88 years, 7 months and 11 days." The marker bears a Masonic square and compass. A granddaughter of Jacob S., Mrs. Hattie A. Joslyn, has stated that her father Solomon W. Moyer had a Masonic funeral, the procession being "over a mile long."
The inscription on the gravestone of Elizabeth, wife of Jacob S. reads: "Elizabeth, wife of Jacob S. Moy- er died June 29, 1861, aged 78 years, 6 months and 6 days." Her grave al- so carried a foot marker inscribed "Em."
(To be continued)
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Q-109-TALLMAN
David Tallman married Pamelia Sterns of Fredonia, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. She was born 1814, daughter of Abijah Sterns. Other children in the Sterns family were:
Issac, Ben, John, Frank, Ed, Sarah (married George Babcock.) Isaac married Abigail, lived near Dunkirk, N. Y.
David Tallman born 1802 near Lake George, Vermont.
I should like to trace the parents of both David Tallman and Abijah Sterns if possible. A son, George Tallman, born October 12, 1837 at Dunkirk, N. Y. was my grandfath- er.
Frederick Walrath and wife Cath- arine Walrath both born in New York state, I believe married at Uti- ca, N. Y. and moved to Sparta, Wis. in October, 1851. Frederick was a Methodist minister. Born after September, 1800. Catherine between June and September, 1803. Her maiden name was also Walrath. Their son Clifford Frederick born Sept. 7, 1841 at Sullivan or Utica, N. Y. my husband's grandfather.
Can you help me locate both Wal- rath parents ?
Joseph Stone born probably in Massachusetts Feb. 7, 1792 died at Defiance, Ohio Sept. 22, 1852. His wife was Polly Millington of Shrews- bury, Vt., daughter of Samuel Mil- lington. They were married Feb. 2, 1812 at Shwersbury, Vt. "She was born June 15, 1790, died Aug. 18, 1875-6 at Napoleon, Ohio. They lived in New York state in the town of Spafford as a son, Norman, died there Jan. 9, 1831, age 17 years, 3 months, 5 days.
. Their son Samuel born March 31, 1822, Spafford, N. Y. died June 2, 1910, Watertown, South Dakota was my husband's grandfather. I am hunting Joseph's parents.
Mrs. F. W. S., Cal."
THE JACOB S. MOYER FAMILY OF VAN HORNESVILLE, N. Y.
By D. W. Kaufmann 1524 Mason Street Dearborn, Michigan (To be continued)
According to George O. Pitcher, who married Elizabeth, daughter of John and (6) Nancy (Moyer) Cra- mer, Elizabeth Moyer "could not speak a word of English."
Hardin and Willard, ibid., speak of Jacob S. Moyer's wife as "Eliza- beth (Moyer) Moyer." The fact that It Jacob S. Moyer married a first cou- sin, Elizabeth Moyer, has come to the writer from many sources. has been repeatedly and Independent- ly stated by Rose Helen Kaufman (the writer's mother) and Harrie Ann Joslyn, granddaughters of Ja- cob S. It has also been stated by Maud (Cramer) Smith of Fort Plain, N. Y., a great granddaughter and by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Countryman of Van Hornesvilie, life-long neighbors of several of Jacob's children. All of the above have used this first cou- sin relationship to explain a marked ruddy color or fiush of the skin which was on all of Jacob's chld- ren except Peter. Regardless of present-day thought on the results of first cousin marriages, this par- ticular marriage is firmiy establish- ed.
What was the parentage of this first cousin, Elizabeth Moyer? The writer wishes to advance some spec- ulations, although they must be em- phasized as speculations only. We
must start with Dr. Solomon W. Moyer, son of Jacob S. who moved to Michigan in 1849. According to his daughters, Rose Helen (Moyer) Kaufman and Harrlet Ann (Moyer) Joslyn, he kept up a voluminous correspondence from his Michigan home with Jacob H. Moyer, father of J. Wesley Moyer. The daughters re- member posting many letters ad- dressed to Jacob H. and remember ·his recelving many In return. They have repeatedly told the present writer that their father Solomon W. and Jacob H. were first cousins, on the word of the former.
We have additional evidence to support this first cousin relatlon- ship. A family portrait album of Solomon W. Moyer in the writer's possession contains a photograph of Jacob H. Moyer and of his son J. Wesley as a child. Both photo-
graphs have been repeatedly identi- fied by the two daughters of Solo- mon W. on the latter's original word. We have the further fact that Harriet Ann (Moyer) Joslyn had visited at the home of Jacob H. Moyer, and later when It was the home of his son J. Wesley. Mrs. Josiyn furnished the writer a con- siderable mass of data on this Ja- cob H. Moyer family at various times, both verbally and in letters. We may consider the first cousin relationship of Dr. Solomon W. Moy- er and Jacob H. Moyer as reason- ably well established. This does not
necessarily mean
that the two fathers were brothers, although the writer was at one time told (and apparently erroneously) that such was the case. On the basis of this probably erroneous Information he formerly proposed to show (See the Enterprise and News article of May 15, 1940 on Jacob S. Moyer) that Jacob S. Moyer had a brother Hen- ry (1785-1860) who married Han- nah Walrath (1788-1860) and had numerous issue including Jacob H. Moyer (1811-1888), father of J. Wes- . ley Moyer (1856-1929.)
The writer must now completely withdraw this latter proposition. Hardin and Wiliard do not list Ja- cob S. Moyer as having a brother Henry, and furthermore, the facts known to date fit In much better with the speculation that Jacob S. Moyer's wife Elizabeth was a sister of Henry Moyer, who married Han- nah Walrath.
In this connection note Frothing- ham, History of Montgomery Coun- ty, page 211, stating "Moyer, Jacob, Minden, married Elizabeth Walrath and had the following children: Ja- cob, Peter, Henry, Nicholas, Mary, who married Abraham Zoller, and Elizabeth, who married Jacob Moy- er." We have no proof that the Henry listed by Frothingham is Henry (1785-1860) who married Hannah Walrath or that his sister Elizabeth married the (4) Jacob S. Moyer under discussion. If true, it establishes Jacob and Elizabeth (Walrath) Moyer as parents of Hen- ry Moyer who married Hannah Wal- rath and had son Jacob H. Moyer who had son J .: Wesley Moyer. It also establishes the parents of Eliz- abeth Moyer who married (4) Jacob S. Moyer. .
(To be continued)
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PHILLIPS FAMILY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
REV. WM. WIRT PHILLIPS Of Montgomery County By Robert Furman, M. D., (Historian-Genealogist) 621 West 189th Street New York City (Cont. from last week)
II. Symington Phillips Landreth, born Dec. 10, 1872 married April 17,: 1907 to Anna Swain, born Sept. 26, 1872, Bristol, Pa., daughter of Ed- ward and M. Louise (Corey) Swain. Resided Bristol, Pa. Issue:
1. Symington Philips Landreth, Jr. born Feb. 15, 1908, graduated Un-
VI. Lewis Phillips born Jan. 20, iversity of Pennsylvania June 1929. |1783, died Feb., 1854.
2. Edward Swain Landreth born May 16, 1913. Graduated from the Univ. of Penn June, 1923.
3., Louise Swain Landreth (twin of Edward) born May 16, 1913. Gradu- ated Bryn Mawr 1934.
III, Maud Landreth.
IV. Franees Hamilton Landreth, born April 3, 1877, died unmarried. V. David Landreth born March 27, 1855, Bristol, Pa. married Dec. 14, 1912, St. Louis, Mo. to Florence Swift, born Dec. 29, 1887, Silver City, New Mexico, daughter of John Staples and Ida M. (Card) Swift. Re- sided Mostyn, Bristol, Pa.
Issue :
1. David Landreth 6th, born Dec. 8, 1914, Bristol, Pa., died Jan. 13,
1928.
2. Meta Florence Landreth born Feb. 17, 1916, Bristol, Pa.
: 3. Emily Mostyn Landreth born Sept. 23, 1918, Torresdale, Philadel- phia, Pa.
4. Charlotte Swift Landreth, born June 25, 1922, Bristol, Pa.
Reference:
1. Correspondence of A. V. Phil- lips, Boston, Mass.
Miscellaneous Records
No. 3 Major Moses Phillips Family. (Descendants moved up state New York. )I believe some of this family! settled in Herkimer County, N. Y. Major Moses Phillips 5 (George 4
VII. Ebenezer Phillips born July and Elizabeth (Miils); Rev. George 15, 1753, died August 5, 1829, mar- 3 and Sarah (Hallett); Samuel 2, ried Jan. 17, 1782 Mary Benedict, of Norwalk, Conn. where he settled. Rev. George Phillips of Watertown, Mass.) See article 'Enterprise and ¡News" Oct. . 30, 1940 by my daugh- ter, Consuelo Furman.
Major Moses Phillips was born March 8, 1742-3. died Sept. 9, 1818, Goshen, N. Y., married Jan. 22, 1768 to Sarah Wisner, daughter of Hen- ry. Moses settled at Phillipsburgh, and served as Major in the 3rd Ul- ster County Regiment, during the Revolutionary War.
Mrs. Ralph Vail, Vail Road, Mich- igan City, Indiana writes: "I am hap-| py to be able to place Moses Phillips defifintely for you. He lived in Or- lange county at a place about six or so miles east of Middletown, now known as. Phillipsburgh. Ruteenber and Clark, in their History of Orange County, pp. 430 and 449 speak of Moses Phillips, and others of the family. Samuel Phillips married An- na Brewster, mentioned in Mrs. Sui- livan's Brewsters of Brookhaven and Orange County.
A manuscript at the New Rork Public Library by Henry Hornbeck Milier (Chicago, Ill., 1897) glves the children and their dates of birth. Issue:
I. Gabriel Newton Phillips born Feb. 21, 1769, dled March 7, 1849. II. George Phillips born Dec. 30, ¡1770, died April 13, 1849.
III. Henry' Wisner Phillips born May 18, 1773, died May 26, 1813. IV. Moses Phillips born Jan. 0, 1775, died April 24, 1849.
V. Williams Phillips born Jan. 9, 1778, died Sept. 1, 1846.
VII. Sarah Phiillps born Aug. 19, 1780, died Sept. 2, 1781.
VIII. Samuel Phillips born July 11, 1785, died Oct. 26, 1798.
IX. Elizabeth Phillips, 'born Oct. 27, 1787, died Oct. 23, 1856.
No. 4 William Phillips Family,' Brookhaven, L. I. Descendants mov-' ing to up state New York.
William Phillips 4 (son of Rev. George 3 and Sarah (Haliett), Sam- uel 2, Rev. George Phlilips of Water- town, Mass.) was born July 21, 1709, ' died Jan. 1, 1778, Smithtown, L. I., married to Sybil Smith born1 713; died Oct. 31, 1767, daughter of Rich- ard Smith.
Issue :
I. John Phillips born Sept. 3, 1738, died March 12, 1780, Milford, Conn.,, where he had settled.
II. Capt. William Phillips born May 27, 1741, died March 27, 1799, Brookhaven, L. I., married Urania, born 1757, died Oct. 1, 1803, age 46 years, and both buried Union ceme- tery.
III. Richard Phillips.
IV. Mary Phillips.
V. Zebulon (Dabdial) Phillips born April 14, 1746, died Jan. 13, 1815, Peekskill, N. Y.
VI. James Phillips, born March 13, 1751 died Jan. 25, 1841, in Coventry, N. Y., married Elizabeth Drake.
VIII, Sarah Phillips born Oct. 24, 1756, died Feb. 12, 1727, North Sa- lem, N. Y.
IX. Mary (again.)
X. Phiietus Phillips born Nov. 24, 1759, died May 17, 1818, In Green- ville, N. Y. He left one son , the Rev. Ebenezer Phillips obrn Oct. 9, 1788, at Greenville, N. Y., died Feb. 15, 1834 at Carmel, Dutchess County, N. Y. from 1811 to 1830.
XI. Elizabeth Phillips born Nov. 9, 1762 died Feb. 4, 1844, Brookhaven, L. I.
From correspondence with Dr. Frederick K. Smith, 308 Monroe street, N. Y., Warren, Ohio.
(To be continued) . .
PHILLIPS FAMILY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
REV. WM. WIRT PHILLIPS
Of Montgomery County
By Robert Furman, M. D., (Historlan-Genealogist) 621 West 189th Street New York City
(Cont. from last week)
No. 5 William Phillips Family, Schenectady, N. Y., and Fort Hun- ter, N. Y.
William Phillips (unplaced, de- scendants not followed up), married before 1733 to Maria Sixberry. Their first two children were baptized at the First Dutch Reformed Church, Schenectady, N. Y., the last three at Queen Anne's Chapel Fort Hunter, N. Y. (perhaps others).
I. Pieterje Phillips, baptized Sept.
8, 1734, Schenectady, N. Y.
II. William Phillips baptized July
9, 1737, Schenectady, N. Y.
III. John Phillips baptized October 12, 1740, Fort Hunter, N. Y.
IV. Mary Phillips baptized April 24, 1743, Fort Hunter, N. Y.
V. Cornelius Phillips baptized Feb. 9, 1746-7, Fort Hunter, N. Y. I be- lieve it was this man, who was killed in the Battle of Oriskany, N. Y. But he could not have been grandfather of Rev. William Wirt Phillips, and father of William Phillips (who mar- ried Hannah Houseman) because this man's gravestone record shows he was born 1754 when the above Cor- nelius Phillips was only 9 years of age, or less.
'No. 6 Henry Phillips family, of Dutchess County, N. Y. This group is given to show the similarity of given names, with those of various Montgomery County Phillips groups as a hint for those who may wish to follow any of this family up.
Phillips of Fishkill, Dutchess County, N. Y.
Henry Phillips married Sarah
Southard, daughter of Zebulon and Jannetje (Van Voorhis) Southard.
Her sister Elizabeth born about 1779 married Ruiof (Ralph) Phillips. (An- cestry of W. R. Van Voorhis, page 104.)
Roelof (Ralph) Phillips married August 4, 1753, Dutch Church &t Fishkill, N. Y., Barbaretie, daughter of Johannis, Jr. and Barbara (Van Dyke) Van Voorhees. She was bap- tized November 10, 1733.
Issue: (ibid 88-9.)
I. John born 1756, died Dec. 2, 1832, married Elizabeth Canniff.
II. Abraham baptized Oct. 18, 1761 died in infancy.
III. Hanna baptized Dec. 30, 1762. IV. Marretje baptized Nov. 30, 1763, married Abraham Van Voor- hees born Nov. 6, 1751, son of Dan- iei and Femmetje (Bennet) of Oys- ter Bay, L. I.
V. Hendrick baptized Feb. 20, 1765. VI. Catherina baptized July 15, 1767.
VII. Jannetje baptized August 23, 1772, married Gilbert Noxon.
VIII. Abraham baptized March 9, 1775.
IX. James. X. Sarah married Daniel Van Voorhis.
Will of Roeiof or Raiph Phillips, Fishkili, Dutchess county, N. Y., made August 29, 1810, proved July 1, 1813.
John Phillips married Rester, daughter of Henry and Hannah Flag- eier) Van Voorhees, baptized Feb. 15, 1767.
Issue:
I. Hannah born July 1, 1785.
II. Abraham born Feb. 7, 1787. III. Isaac born Feb. 7, 1787.
IV. Caty born July 26, 1789. V. Jacob born Sept. 23, 1791. VI. Henry born Feb. 2, 1794. VII. Cornelius born Dec. 6, 1796.
VIII. Jane born Sept. 26, 1799.
IX. Susan Eliza born March 4, 1802.
X. Maria born July 24, 1806.
XI. William Edward born Sept. 19, 1807 (ibid 55.)
(To be continued)
'HURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948
Q-108-CLARK
1. Data on ancestry of Robert Clark, born on Quaker Hill, Dutchess county, N. Y. March 16, 1744 and ‘ wife Isabel Ketchum born March 9, 1751 on Long Island. Clark was Loy- alist in Revolution, went to Canada 1777.
2. Data on their daughter-in-law, Ann (McCoy) Clark, wife of Mat- thew born Lower Canada 1772.
3. Data on Rachel wife of Mat- thias 4 Badgley (he was born 1771, Elizabethtown, N. J.) and probably daughter of Jos. and Esther (Os- born) Abbott.
4. Data or ancestry on Aaron Smith born 1777, married 1802 Mir- iam Howard and lived Williamstown Vt. and N. Bloomfield, Ohio.
5. Data on ancestry of Silas Crip- pen born. 1759 (a Rev. soldier) of Worcester, N. Y. He married Eliza- beth Waterman.
6. Data on John Watson, the first husband of Margaret Pashal who 1868 dled Sept., 1919, married Chas. was daughter of Thomas 5, Pasch- Austin Dec. 14, 1863. al born 1693, Phila., Pa.
6. Were Thomas 4 and Elizabeth (Sweet) Mumford the parents of Eu- nice Mumford who was born July 24, 1778, married Ezra 6 Adams and died 1823, Bilford, N. Y .?
8. Data on Margaret, the wife of Jesse Watson, who lived in Northum- berland county, Pa., Bedford county, Va. and Ohio. (Jesse was son of John and Margaret (Paschal) Watson above.)
9. Data on Henry Fox (Heinrich Fuchs) and Anna Maria Steinbrech- er, parents of Ann Mary Langsdon Watson born 1812 and Melinda De- wees born 1816. Probably lived in tle Hemstead.
Montgomery county, Ohlo.
10. Data on ancestry of Joseph Jeffries (died 1807, Franquler coun- ty, Va.) and wife Margaret.
11. Data on ancestry of John Mar- tin who married 1778 Fauquier Co .. , Va., their daughter Sarah Jeffries, and moved later to Shelby county, Ky.
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