Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1945-1946], Part 25

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3. Amy born Oct. 8, 1847.

4. Charies born Sept. 28, 1849. 5. Henry Eugene born April 3, 1852.

6. Andrew Harrison born March 19, 1855.

7. Elisworth Lyman born Aprii 23, 1857.

. 8. Frank D. born Feb. 24, 1860.

9. Emery born March 8, 1862. KNOX, GROSS

Information on Betsy Gross who married James Knox (born Sept. 24, 1788 at Bianchford, Mass, and died Feb. 10, 1865 in St. Lawrence coun- ty, N. Y.) James ` Knox and hls father Nathan Knox were early set- tiers in St. Lawrence county, N. Y. Children :

1. William Nathan born Nov. 10, 1812.

2. Mary O. born Aug. 18, 1815. 3. Seymour M. born Jan. 12, 1820.

4. James S born Dec. 27, 1923,

died Aug. 31, 1827. 5. James H. born Nov. 21, 1834. ,William A. Day,

P. O. Box 29,

Bradenton, Florida.

WHIPPLE

Want data of Thomas (3) Whip- ple (Samuei 2, Capt. John 1), born

Des Moines 14, Iowa

DEVENBURG, SADDLEMIRE, YOURDON, YULE, DEVOE

Caroline Saddiemire of Knox, Al- bany Co., born 1801, died 1870. . George Yourdon born 1836, died 1917.

Mary Yule born 1796, died 1886.

John Yerdon or Jordan. Laney DeVoe married to Orviiie - Kingsbury. Mrs. James E. Jackson,

253 Roberts Arve., -

Gienside, Pa.

WEBBS OF LONG ISLAND

A recent inquirer of the Enterprise and News asks about the Webb fam- ily. In 1640 the Webbs were among the first thirteen families to settie the east end of Long Island. They came out of New England and pur- chased the land of the Montauk In- dians. Among the descendants was the iate George Hoiils Kennahan, mayor of Great Neck, L. I. His fath- er, John published the Long Island Farmer and the son succeeded him in the business.

W. N. P. DAILEY,

SMEAD or SMEED

Family records, church records, probates, etc., wanted on ali branch- es of the Smead family before 1830. This family came from Vermont after 1790 and is represented, though sparsely, through Northern and Western New Yorit and Michigan,

I have data gathered from over one hundred published sources, as weii as census searches, pension ap- plications, gravestone inscriptions, etc. Even so, it is stili meager, as Smeads have' not been the subject of research.

I will try to answer all queries accompanied by a stamped seif-ad- dressed envelope.

My special interest is the forebears of Marshail-Smead of Pavilion, - - N. Y.

Marshall S. Walker, Jr. 3124 Dumbarton Avenue N. W.

Washington 7, D. C.

House Family of the Mohawk

By Melvin J'thedes' Shaver Ransomvilia, N. Y. Chapter I

Descendants of Christian Hauss We believe from our studies that the above George and Conrad both took part in the Revolutionary War. Conrad and his wife Engeiga were

period made prisoners of war.

In Governor Clinton's papers refer- ence is made to the capture of John House by Chief Joseph Brant and his subsequent release and the service he did the colonies at that time.

The House family was very large, and that it was very patriotic is shown by the fact that in the Revo- lutionary records we find the name mentioned over sixty times, many: re-eniisted several times as emergen- cy presented itseif and their services were needed.

The following is a list of the mem-' bers of the House family who parti -- cipated in the American' Revolution: TRYON COUNTY' MILITIA First Regiment

Captain Joseph House, Commander Private George House

Private Jacob House

Private John House

Private Jost C. House

Private Joseph House

Private Nicholas House

Private Peter House Second Regiment

Captaln Christian House, Comman-

der.

Private Adam House

Private Elias House

Private Frederick House

Private Harmon or Adam House Third Regiment

Col. Fisher, Commander

Private Jacob House The Rangers

Capt, John Winn, Commander

Private Elias House

Private George House

Private John Jost House

Private John House

Private Peter House THE LINE .

- First Regiment

Colonel Shaick, Commander

Private John House

Private Jacob House

Private Christian .House

Private John House Second Regiment

Coi. Van Cortland, Commander

Private Anthony House

Private Henry House

Private Lapheria House THE LEVIES

Coi. Harper, Commander Private Cornelius House

Private Jesse House

Private Peter House

COL. OLYDE'S REGIMENT

Capt. Jost Dygert's 1st Canajo-

harie Company.

Private John House

Private Nicholas House House Private George THE LINE Third Regiment

Private John House Fourth Regiment

Col. Hoims, Commander

Private Jacob House

Private Zachariah House Fifth Regiment

Col. DuBois, Commander Private Henry House Green Mountain Boys

Coi. Ethan Allen, Commander Private Johnathan House

The Levies Under Col. Weissenfol Private Seth House

Private Cornelius House

The Levies

er, (they were early setuers Of St. Lawrence county, N. Y.) Mary Cum- mings married Lorenzo Dow Allen in October, 1842. Children:

1. Lovisa born Nov. 17, 1843.

2. Marcelia born Nov. 3, 1845.

3. Amy born Oct. 8, 1847.

4. Charles born Sept. 28, 1849. 5. Henry Eugene born April 3, 1852.

6. Andrew Harrison born March 19, 1855.

7. Ellsworth Lyman born April 23, 1857.

+\8. Frank D. born Feb. 24, 1860. 9. Emery born March 8, 1862. KNOX, 'GROSS

Information on Betsy Gross who married James Knox (born Sept. 24, 1788 at Blanchford, Mass. and died Feb. 10, 1865 in St. Lawrence coun- ty, N. Y.) James ' Knox and' his father Nathan Knox were early set- tlers in St. Lawrence county, N. Y. Children:

1. William Nathan born Nov. 10, 1812.

2. Mary O. born Aug. 18, 1815.

3. Seymour M. born Jan. 12, 1820.

4. James S born Dec. 27, 1923, died Aug. 31, 1827.

5. James H. born Nov. 21, 1834.

William A. Day,

P. O. Box 29,

Bradenton, Florida.

WHIPPLE

Want data of Thomas (3) Whip- ple (Samuel 2, Capt. John 1), born 1 (Providence ?) about 1671; married (Providence ?) about 1694 Abigail (3) Jenckes, (Joseph 2-1), of Provi- dence. Want especially listing of their children, which apparently has never been printed. Will of Samuel (2) Whipple of Providence made March 9, 1710, proved April 3, 1711,

names children, Samuel, Thomas

(above), Abigall and Hope; wife Mary; and grandsons, Noah, Enoch, and Daniel. According to at least one genealogist these grandsons, No- ah, Enoch and Daniel, were sons of Thomas (3) Whipple. They were in fact ohildren of Noah (3) Whipple (Samuel 2, Capt. John 1), unnamed )in his father's will and perhaps de- ceased. The grandson, Noah (4) Whipple was father of Commodore Abraham Whipple of Cranston, R. I. and Marietto, Ohio. 'Am trying to prove that Thomas (3) Whipple was father of Thomas Whipple (who married Mary Gary), Abraham Whipple (who married Mary Jones) and Nathan Whipple (who married Hannah?) all of Enfield and Somers, Conn., whose parentage has never been solved.

2. Is. the forename Increase Hen- ry distinctive of some Conn. family of the Somers-Enfleld area ? It was used for three generations in & V/hip- ple family, first appearing in that of Luther Whipple, born Sommers, March 7, 1743 (son of forerning Abraham and Mary (Jones) Whip- ple) ; married probably Somers about 1768, wife's name unknown. The name Increase Henry ,apparently is definite clue to parentage of this unknown wife of foregoing Luther Whipple yho lived Somers and Gro- ton Conn., and Roxbury, Delaware Co., New York.

Miss Emily Weiss,

913-7th Street,

Family records, church records,

probates, ctc., wanted on all branch- es of the Smead family before 1830. This famlly came from Vermont after 1790 and is represented, though sparsely, through Northern and Western New York and Michigan,

I have data gathered front over one hundred published sources, as well as census searches, pension ap- plications, gravestone inscriptions, etc. Even so, it is still meager, as Smeads have' not been the subject of research.

I will try to answer all querles accompanied by a stamped self-ad- dressed envelope.

My special interest is the forebears of Marshall . Smead of Pavilion, - N. Y

Marshall S. Walker, Jr. 3124 Dumbarton Avenue N. W. Washington 7, D. C.

House Family of the Mohawk

By Melvin Rhodes ' Shaver. Ransomville, N. "Y. Chapter.I

Descendants of Christian Hauss We belleve from our studies that the above George and Conrad both took part in the Revolutionary War. Conrad and his wife Engelga were parents of a large family and at the time of his death were living near Schuyler Lake. He had several sons and many took part in the warl. Three are prominentiy mentioned as, Ilving on the south side of the Mo- hawk River in the town of Canajo- harle and vicinity after the war,

namely, Johnathan, Nicholas and George. Johnathan iived at Indian Castle during the war. Besides the three mentioned above there was one brother Harmonas who was a Tory. We have good reason to believe that Capt. Christian House was also brother of those mentioned above.

Johnathan, Nicholas and George were all members of Capt. Jost Dy- gert's' company in Col. Clyde's regi- ment of 1st Canajoharie Militia. Whether all were present at the Bat- tle of Oriskany we do not know, but we do know, that Johnathan was present at that battle and assisted in placing General Herkimer on the sad- die under the beech tree after the | General was mortaliy wounded, and from which position he directed the battle. We have affidavit that he made that claim. It has always been tradition In our family and our gen- ealogist says there is no doubt of the truth of his claim," as history shows that John House was a private in the company of Jost Dygert, who was in command of General Nicholas Herki- mer's front guard in the battie of Orsikany and would have been in a position to be near the General when he fell. The military service of John House has been accepted by the Daughters of the American Revolu- tlon and he believes that ail members} of Capt. Jost Dygert's company are entitled to have their names placed upon the Orlskany monument.

History also shows that Johnathan, Nicholas and George were all at some

THE LIND

First. RegIment

Colonel Shaick, Commander

Private John House

Private Jacob House

Private Christian House

Private John House Second Regiment

Col. Van Cortland, Commander

Private Anthony House Private Henry House Private Lapheria House THE LEVIES

Col. Harper, Commander Private Cornelius House

Private Jesse House

Private Peter House

COL. OLYDE'S REGIMENT Capt. Jost Dygert's. 1st Canajo-

harie Company.

Private John House Private. Nicholas House Private George House THE LINE . Third Regiment

.Private John House Fourth Regiment Col. Holms, Commander Private Jacob House Private Zachariah House

Fifth Regiment

Col. DuBois, . Commander Private Henry House Green Mountain Boys

Col: Ethan Allen, Commander Private Johnathan House The Levles Under Col. _ Weissenfol Private Seth House Private Cornelius House

The Levies

Col. Pawling, Commander : Private Cornelius House Private William House Col. Wiliet, Commander Private George House Private Henry House

(To be continued)

MOHAWK VALLEY

GENEALOGY AND

HISTORY

THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946

St. Johnsville Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, N. Y.

Questions and Answers A department devoted to the pursuit of knowledge. No charge to regular subscribers. Any reader, whether subscriber or not, is invited to submit answers. Give dates, places and sources.

WEST. CONKLIN

Wanted ancestry of William West, born 1767 in New York State, and his wife Hannah Conklin, born 1769, in New York State, daughter of Ja- cob Conklin. They were 1788, where ? Their children were Azubah born 1789 in Virginia, John born 1791 in Virginia, William born 1796, Eleanor born 1798 in Ohio, Stephen born 1805 Jutted by the Indians (when ? and where ?), James born 1809 in Ohio, Jacob born 1812 in Champaign Co., Ohio. William and Hannah Conklin West both died in 1839 and are bur- ied in the oid Terre Haute Ceme- tery, Champaign County, Ohio. Prior to the Revolution there was quite a colony of Wests in Beekmans, Dutchess Co., N. Y. from Rhode Is- land. Have they been traced, Where ? A. Jacob West who died in Mayfield, Fulton Co., N. Y. was born 1745 In Beekmans, married Esther -- ac-

cording to his Pension record. Is his parents known ?

OSBORN, BALLORD

James Osborn, born in Ridgefield, Bergen County, N. J. about 1740, lived in the Mohawk Valley at time of Revolution. Where ? Moved to Canada after the Revolution, settled on the High Shore of Bay of Quinte on Lake Ontario where he died. Wanted record of this family in the Mohawk Valiey. His grandson, Jas. Osborn, born in Canada 1818, mar- ried 1838, Louisa Baiiord who was born in Owego or Oswego, New York about 1820. Who were her par- ents? A Ballord family, Norman Ballord, brother of Roswell' Baliord of Rome and Camden, New York, settled in Picton, not far from the Osborns. In a ietter in the Farweii manuscripts (NEHG Library, Bos- ton) his children are given as "Luke, Upson, Perienne, Cynthia, etc." Note the "etc." This list is not complete and there is every reason to believe that the above Louisa Ballord was a daughter of Norman Ballord. Ali possible information of Norman Bai- lord wanted. He and Roswell were sons of Luke Dallord-of Whitontown (Rome), N. Y.

A. James Osborn, believed the same as above, got three islands in Hudson River, opposite present Giens Faiis in 1769 for services in French and Indian War. Proof ? Byrle Jacob Osborn, 22 Lyman Street, Waitham, Mass.

ORIPPEN, RICHMOND

Want complete list of children and date and piace, of death and bur- {jal of my husband's ancestor John. 3 Crippen, (Jabez 2 ,Thomas 1) born Colchester, Conn, 1720, removed to Sharon, Conn. about 1740 where he married Mary Richmond, daughter of John August 10, 1741. Want Richmond data. Crippen family re- moved to Gt. Barrington and Alford,

Saratoga County in 1792. She died in Saratoga County Jan. 29, 1820. (E. T. E. in Boston Evening Tran- script .of Jan. 25, 1934) Who - were her parents ? E. Russeil Davoi,

245 Winthrop Street,

Taunton, Mass.

BROWN, SHARP, 'THOMAS

Want ancestry and any data of George T. Brown (born Dec. 14, 1776, died April 11, 1857 Palmyra), married Elisabeth Sharp (born Jan. 6, 1778, died Aug. 16, 1859, Cohoes Fails, Albany Co.) Her father Abra- ham Sharp said to have been a pri- soner on a British ship died in Al- bany, 1836.

Their son Thomas G. Brown (born July 20, 1796 died Sept. 23, 1874 Pal- myra) married in Albany, by Elias Vanderlip to Mary Thomas (born Ang. 16, 1801, died July 12, 1879, Marion, N. Y.) Thomas G. Brown, said to be from Bethlehem, Pa. (?) and Mary Thomas of Dutchess Co. Brown and Sharp bot hspelled with an (e) sometimes. Mrs. S. C. Griffin,

1001 36th Street,

Gaiveston, Texas

ASHER SMITHI

Asher Smith married Alida Van Vechten May 10, 1807. Can any one teil us where the marriage is re- corded and If there was any issue from this marriage? The names of the children and any' other family statistics. We are toid that some of

the descendants of Asher Smith now

live in St. Johnsvilie area.

Rev. W. N. P. Dailey,

1012 Harweil street,

Orlando, Fia.

House Family of the Mohawk

Ry Melvin Rhodes Shaver Ransomvilie, N. Y. Chapter I

Descendants of Christian Hauss ALBANY COUNTY MILITIA Second Regiment

Coi. Wampie, Commander. Private Jon George House. Private Peter House Fourth Regiment .

Coi. Van Rensselaer, Commander Private Peter House DUTCHESS COUNTY MILITIA Sixth Regiment Private John House ORANGE COUNTY MILITIA Second Regiment

Private Cornelius House Private John House Private Richard House Private Rinard House, Sr. Private Rinard House, Jr.

Stone Arabia Lutheran Church: "Parents, Johannes Mehr and wife Christina; child, Coonrad; sponsors, Coonraad Haus and Engelga his wife."

In the Rev. Somers' Register Baptisms performed at "Cani-Sco- hare and Stein Raby" 1743-1750 is of the following:

"A little girl of Herman Haus bap- tized Oct. 1, 1749.

A iittie girl of Jurgen Haus bap- tized 'Oct. 9, 1749." (To be continued)

Genealogical Sources in the Mohawk Valley

. AND NEARBY

BIRTH, DEATH AND MARRIAGE RECORDS

(From, WPA Guide to Public Vital Statistics, Records in New York State, Voi. 1,742 ' .

SARATOGA COUNTY

Mechanicvilie (1915) 10

Includes marriages' 1887-1903 and deaths, 1893-1903, 1914 -.. Custodian Mrs. Ethel Bovee, town cierk, Had- ley-Northvilie Highway, Day, N .; Y. Edinburg

1888. Register, 3 vols. Arr. chron. 1888-1913, no index; 1914 ,indexed al- ph. by children. Includes deaths. Custodian, Mrs. Ruth Eilithorp, town clerk, Edinburg, N. Y.

Galway 1

County, August 2, 1780 the fol- lowing: "Belonging to the widow of 1886. Register, 3' vols. Arr. chron. 1886-1913, no index; 1914, indexed alph by children. Includes deaths, Custodian, Mrs. Ella C. McDowall; town clerk, Galway, N. Y. 1848-49. Record, 1 vol. Arr: chron. Greenfield Henry House, Christiana age 16, Elizabeth age 11 and Conrad age 7. Wife and children of Hanyose House. Elizabeth 21, Christina 4, Jacobus 9 months. Also Elizabeth, daughter of George House, and Conrad, son of No index. Includes marriages and deaths. Custodian, manuscripts and history section, New York State Li- brary, Albany, N. Y.

1880. Register, 9 vols. Arr. chron. Indexed aiph. by children. Includes deaths. Custodian, Ruth H. „Viele, town clerk, Greenfield Center, N. Y; Hadley

1883. Register, : 3 vois. Arr. chron. -1883-1913, no index; 1913, indexed House of militia who was living with alph, by children. Includes deaths. Custodian Mrs. M. C Fowler, town clerk, Hadley, N. Y. Halfmoon

1876, 1882. Register, 7 vois. Arr. chron. 1876, 1882-1913, no index; 1914, indexed alph. by children. In- cludes marriages, 1876, 1882-1907,

Malta

1883. Register, 5 vois. Arr. chron, 1883-1913, no index; 1914, indexed alph. by children. Includes marriag es 1883-1907 and deaths, 1883-1933. Custodian, John W. Morris, town clerk, Round Lake, N. Y.

Milton

1882. Record, 7 vois. Arr. chron. 1882-98, no index; 1899, indexed alph. by children. Includes marriag- es, 1882-1903 and deaths 1882-1903, 1910-19. Custodian John A, Thomas, town cierk, Baiiston Spa, N. Y. Moreau

1882. Register, 7 vols. Arr. ohron. No index. Inciudes deaths. Custodian J. Haroid Blackburn, town clerk South Glens Faiis, N. Y.

Northumberland

: 1885. Register, 7 vois. Arr. chron. Indexed alph. by children. Includes desths. Custodian, Henry Burch, town clerk, Gansevoort, N. Y. 1

Providence

1889. Register, 4 vols. Arr. chron. 1889-1907, no index; 1908 indexed al- ph. by' children. Includes marriages, 1889-1907 and deaths, 1889. Custo- dian, Maillard A. Fowler, town cierk RD 1 Galway, N. Y.

Saratoga™

1891. Register, 6 vois. Arr. chron. 1881-1907, no index; 1908, indexed alph, by children. Includes deaths. Custodian, Alice M. Smith, town cierk, Schuylervilie, N. Y. Stillwater

1882-1913. Record, 2 vois. Arr. chron .. 1882-1907, no, index; 1908-13, indexed aiph, by children. Includes marriages and deaths 1882-1907. Cus- todian Archie L. Smodeii, town clerk, Stillwater, N. Y.

Adam House." Those prisoners were taken to Canada in March, 1781, and on pages 724-725 of Voi. 6 is an ac- count of Gov. Clinton demanding their return under threat of reprisal. In the "Story of Oid Fort Plain" by Greene: "Lt. John Joseph House of Minden kilied." In Simms' "Fron- tiersmen of New York," Vol. 1, page 573-474 under title of "Fort Plank," mention is made of Capt. Joseph Plank and usually commanded the post in the absence of field officers. "Facts from Lawrence Gross and Abraham House." The latter named was residing in 1846 on the old Plank farm.

On the wall of the Van Rensselaer

Club, Canajoharie, N. Y., "Number and deaths, 1876, 1882. Custodian, Eliis D. Smith, registrar of vitai statistics, Waterford, N. Y ..

of days that officers and men of my company have been on duty since the 8th day of July, 1780, to the 28th day of May, 1781 ,these names ap- pear: Captain Joseph House, Jost C. House, Pilierst Haus, Henrick Haus and Geo. Haus.

We also have a copy of a letter from Pension Department, Washing- ton, D. C. giving war record of a Christian House (not Captain Chris- tian) who served with Captain Jacob Siner's Reg., Capt. John Winn's Capt. Robert Mckean's, etc.

In the early records of the Scho- harie Reformed Church, we find the following: "October 18, 1732: Par- ents, Lambert Sternberg and Cath- erine Feiler; child, Christina; spon- sors Coonraad Haus and Christina Wairaad."

ried 1838, Louisa Ballord who was born in Owego or Oswego, New York about 1820. Who were her par- ents? A Ballord family, Norman Ballord, brother of Roswell Ballord of Rome and Camden, New York, settled in Picton, not far from the Osborns. In a letter in the Farwell manuscripts (NEHG Library, Bos- ton) his children are given as "Luke, Upson, Perienne, Cynthia, etc." Note the "etc." This list Is not complete and there is every reason to believe that the above Louisa Ballord was a daughter of Norman Ballord. All possible information of Norman Bal- lord wanted. He and Roswell were sons of Luke Dallord of Whitestown (Rome), N. Y.

A. James Osborn, believed the

same as above, got three Islands in Hudson River, opposite present Glens Falls in 1769 for services In French and Indian War. Proof ? Byrle Jacob Osborn,

22 Lyman Street, Waltham, Mass. -

CRIPPEN, RICHMOND

Want complete list of children and date and place, of death and'bur- ial of my husband's ancestor John. 3 Crippen, (Jabez 2 ,Thomas 1) born Colchester, Conn, 1720, removed to Sharon, Conn. about 1740 where he married Mary , Richmond, daughter of John August 10, 1741. Want Richmond data. Crippen family re- moved to Gt. Barrington and Alford, Mass. and his sons served in the Rev. from Alford

CRIPPEN, JOHN, JR.

John 4 Crippen, Jr. born 1743 was listed in Saratoga T., Albany Co., 1790. Want date and place of death and burial, names of his three wives and a complete list of children, the first one being Ichabod born Aug. 3, 1765. Also probably had sons Wil- liam, John, Daniel, Stephen 'and others. Want any information of de- scendants of John 4 Crippen, except Ichabod's which I have.

CRIPPEN, THOMAS

Thomas 4 Crippen (John 3) went from Alford, Mass. to Cherry Val- ley before 1789, when he and hls wife Catherine were members of First Baptist Church, Springfield, Otsego Co. He married 1st Susannah (Hill?); 2nd, Mrs. Catherine (Wal- derat?). Want proofs of these mar- riages and complete list of children which included Thomas and Silas. Thomas 4 Crippen family removed to New Berlin, Chenango Co. about 1808 and descendants were later in Cortland 'county. Want records. in- cluding date and place of death and burial of any of Thomas Crippen family.

Mrs. H.M. Stevens, RD 4, Albion, Mich.

DEUEL

Tristram Deuel, born about 1763, served in the Revolution from Detch- ess county, settled in Providence, Saratoga County in 1797 and built the first blacksmith shop there near Hagedorn's Mills (Saratoga Co. Bi- ographical Record). According to the U. S. Census he was still living there as late as 1850, aged 87. Who were his parents ? Who was his wife?

Lydia Deuel, born about 1746 mar- ried Isaac Carpenter who died in

corded and If there' was any Issue from this marriage? The names of the children and any other family statistics. We are told that some of the descendants of Asher Smith now live in St. Johnsville area.

Rev. W. N. P. Dailey, 1012 Harwell street, Orlando, Fla.

House Family of the Mohawk 1

Ry Melvin RhodesShaver Ransomville, N. Y. Chapter I

Descendants of Christian Hauss ALBANY COUNTY MILITIA Second Regiment

Col. Wample, Commander. Private Jon George House. Private Peter House Fourth Regiment

Col. Van Rensselaer, Commander Private Peter House

DUTCHESS COUNTY MILITIA Sixth Regiment Private John House

ORANGE COUNTY , MILITIA Second Regiment

Private Cornelius House Private John House '

Private Richard House

Private Rinard House, Sr.

Private Rinard House, Jr.

ULSTER COUNTY MILITIA Second' Regiment Private John House . Col. Wyncoop's Reglment

Lt. Jacob House

ALBANY COUNTY MILITIA Land Bounty Rights

Nathaniel House

Nicholas House Ninth Regiment

Capt. Hogoboom, Commander Nathaniel House

TRYON COUNTY MILITIA First Regiment Land Bounty Rights

Johannes House

Yost House, under Col. Stevens Cornelius House, under Malcolm Seth House

Cornelius House

ALBANY COUNTY MILITIA Ninth Regiment

Col. Van Ness, Commander

Private Thomas House

ALBANY COUNTY MILITIA Fourteenth Regiment Col. Knickerbocker, Commander Private John House

The name of Conrad House, which is not listed in any of the foregoing companies, has been placed upon the Oriskany monument as well as that of Captain Christian House and Lt. Jost House. Nelson Greene is his "Story of Old Fort Plain," says Lt. John Joseph House was taken pri- soner at the Battle of Oriskany.

"New York In the Revolution,' supplement page 118 mentlons aic given to family of John House, fam. lly of 4, dated March 28, 1780 signed Christopher P. Yates, super visor of Palatine District, County of Tryon.

"Public Papers of George Clinton' first governor of New York mention: among other prisoners, taken by the Tories near Fort Plank in Tryon

following: "October 18, 1732: Par- ents, Lambert Sternberg and Cath- erine Feller; child, Christina; spon- sors Coonraad Haus and Christina Walraad."

Stone Arabia Lutheran Church: "Parents, Johannes Mehr and wife Christina; child, Coonrad; sponsors, Coonraad Haus and Engelga his wife."

In the Rev. Somers' Register of

1889. Register, 4 vols. Arr. chron. Baptisms performed at "Canl-Sco- hare and Stein Raby" 1743-1750 1s 1889-1907, no index; 1908 -indexed al-

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1945-1946], Part 25

Author: Publication date: 1942 Publisher: [1942-1949] Number of Pages: 276

Author:
Publication date: 1942
Publisher: [1942-1949]
Number of Pages: 276