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Emily Pemelia Russell 1819-1880 married first James Madison Wheel- er, second John H. Lapham. All are buried in Penn Yan, N. Y. Believe their families were from Columbia and Dutchess counties, N. Y. There may have been a brother Samuel Russell and sister Damaris Russell. Some members of the families mar- ried into Winchell and Newcob families and migrated to Yates and Schuyler counties. Any inforation of either Russell or Wheeler lines greatly desired.
Mrs. Stephen F. Cameron,
7303 Yale avenue, College Park, Md.
SUTHERLAND, BRISCOE WEAVER
Since my query appeared in the February 6th issue, I have receiv- ed new data from a family source -- the Rufus Janvier Briscoe Bible.
John Janvier Briscoe (born July 6, 1805, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, died Feb., 1875, Detroit, Mich.) lived in Schoharie, N. Y. some time between 1828 and 1850.
He married first Sarah Ann Weav- er on April 24, 1828 in New Castle county, Del. They had three child- ren at least, Laura, James, Mary Cecelia and probably a fourth, Wil- liam E .. He married second Mary
Elizabeth Sutherland, presumably in New York State. She was born March 10, 1825 in Mitchiskill, N. Y., | and died July 4, 1885, in Bay City, Michigan. To the second marriage, two sons at least were born-Rufus Janvier Briscoe, in Schoharie, N. Y. July 3, 1846 and Benjamin Henry Briscoe.
I should like to have the date. and place of Sarah Ann (Weaver) Briscoe's birth and death and her ancetsry. Also the parentage and marriage date of Mary Elizabeth garet and a brother, Isa
Sutherland, who had a sister Mar- garet and a brother Isaac, living in Albany, N. Y., had two daugh- ters, at least, Helen and Anna, Also want dates and places of birth for any of the children of John Janvier Briscoe, by either wife. His name is listed in the 1850 City Directory of ... Detroit, Mich., but not in the prc- vious ones of 1846 or 1837. I can offer considerable Briscoe and Janvier data to anyone inter- ested.
Marie Lyle,
Lyle Heights, Paso Robles, Calif.
PHILLIPS, SMITH MANDEVILLE
1. Jacob Phillips, Rev. soldier born March 29, 1750 in Johnstown, N. Y. died in Root, N. Y., Montgom- ery county. Married Betsy Mande- ville.
2. Jacob Phillips II born around 1772, died Nov. 12, 1856. Married Getty Lathers in the town of Charleston, Riders Corners, N. Y. Sept. 23, 1801.
3. John Adam Phillips, brother, married Christina Smith. No dates .. 4. Margaret Phillips born 1822,! died 1903. Married Daniel Smith in Montgomery Co., N. Y. (Margaret P.) born in town of Root, N. Y.
1. Daniel Smith, Civil War Vet. born Jan. 13, 1808 in New York State was a N. Y. State Vol. Co. C, 153 Regt.
2. Richard Smith and Nancy (Du- el) Smith. Both born in Holland. The father and mother of Daniell Smith. Information (wanted) when did Richard and Nancy come to the United States or if there were any other· descendants of the above Smiths. I am also curious to learn something of the Mandeville family and where they originated from.
Mrs. Ray' C. Miller,
175 North Main street, Dolgeville, N. Y.
A PALATINE FAMILY
The Petries in America
INTRODUCTION
These notes of and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and descendants in America have
taining 50 acres of land and all the aforesaid Lotts containing 326 acres of land with the usual allowance for highways together with all and all manner of woods underwoods
trees timbers hawkings huntings
fishings Improvements heredita-
ments and appurtenances whatso- ever to the premises aforesald be- longing or in any manner of ways appertaining To Have and To Hold ...
Genealogical Sources in the Mohawk Valley
BIRTH, DEATH AND MARRIAGE RECORDS (Continued from last week)
STEUBEN COUNTY WAYNE
tion or addresses where i can write. Would like to have a copy of her pension application. Willing to pay for all trouble.
Evelyn L. Baylis, 423 Kimball street, Mesa, Alizona
(Editor's Note-Montgomery Co.1 SUTHERLAND, BRISCOE was formerly a part of Tryon coun- WEAVER ty.)
SHEPARD, ROWELL
John Shepard was born at Law- renceville, N. Y. and died there. His wife's name was Sophy.
Their son William Douglas Shep- ard was born at Lawrenceville, N. Y. and died there in 1869. He was married at Lawrenceville to Lorinda Rowell who was born and died at Lawrenceville.
Does anyone know of this Shep- ard family-when William Douglas Shepard was born or any data on his father, John Shepard.
of either Russell or Wheeler lines greatly desired.
Mrs. Stephen F. Cameron,
7303 Yale avenue, College Park, Md.
Since my query appeared in the February 6th issue, I have recelv- ed new data from a family source- the Rufus Janvier Briscoe Bible.
John Janvier Briscoe (born July 6, 1805, Middletown, New Castle County, Delaware, died Feb., 1875, Detroit, Mich.) lived in Schoharle, N. Y. some time between 1828 and 1859.
He married first Sarah Ann Weav- er on April 24, 1828 in New Castle county, Del. They had three child-' ren at least, Laura, James, Mary Cecelia and probably a fourth, Wil- liam E .. He married second Mary
Charleston, tuuers Corners, N. Y. Sept. 23, 1801.
3. John Adam Phillips, brother, married Christina Smith. No dates .. 4. Margaret Phillips born 1822,! dled 1903. Married Daniel Smith in! Montgomery Co., N. Y. (Margaret P.) born in town of Root, N. Y.
1. Daniel Smith, Civil War Vet. born Jan. 13, 1808 In New York State was a N. Y. State Vol. Co. C, 153 Regt.
2. Richard Smith and Nancy (Du-
el) Smith. Both born in Holland. The father and mother of Daniel Smith. Information (wanted) when did Richard and Nancy come to the United States or If there were any other descendants of the above Smiths. I am also curious to learn something of the Mandeville family and where they originated from.
Mrs. Ray' C. Miller,
175 North Main street,
|Dolgeville, N. Y.
A PALATINE FAMILY
The Petries in America
INTRODUCTION
These notes of and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and descendants in America have been compiled by Mrs. Frederick Staehla, Munnsville, N. Y. with the assistance of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y., Mrs. Edwin Freer, Port Ewen, N. Y. and many others whose names wlil appear later. Our re- cords are far from being com- piete. If any reader of this pa- per is connected with the Petries in any way, we request that he, or she, write to Mrs. Staehla. Any additional information will be welcomed. If errors are de- tected, as the series proceeds, correction will also be welcomed.
(Continued from last week)
The aforesaid land Is nown by the names Lott No. 64 being Low Land and Lott No. 24 being wood Land and Lott. No. 6 being wood Land and Lott o. 17 being a part thereof being wood land in the aforesaid first patent and also Lott No. 2 and Lott No. 6 in a larger Lott No. 23 in Glens Pur- chase, Lott No. 24 being Low Land beginning at the southeast corner of Lott No. 23, - containing 30 acres, Lott No. 24 belng wood land begins at the southwest corner of Lot No. 23 being wood Lott containing .70 acres and also Lott No. 6 being wood lad begins at the north side of the Mohawks River at the upper end of the great flats, containing in before executed. all one hundred acres and also Lott. No. 17, part thereof being wood wood land lying in the middle of the Great flats is called the stone ridge begins at the northwest corner of the Lott of Low Land No. One con- taining 26 acres and also Lott No. 6 out of a larger Lott No. 23 in Glens Purchase beginning at the east corner, containing 50 acres of- land and also Lott No. 2 in afore- said Larger Lott beginning at the west orner of Lott No. ne con-
taining 50 acres of land and all the aforesaid Lotts containing 326 acres of land with the usual allowance for highways together with ali and all manner of woods underwoods
trees timbers hawkings huntings fishings Improvements heredita- ments and appurtenances whatso- ever to the premises aforesald be- longing or in any manner of ways appertaining To Have and To Hold the above bargained premises with the appurtenances unto the sald Johan Jost, Junr., and Johan deter- ick Petry their heirs, exts, admts, and assigns from the day before the day of the date of these presents for and during the Term of one whoie year from thence next ensu- ing and fully to be compleat and ended yieling and paying therefor one pepper corn on the last day of the term only if the same shall be demanded to the Intent that by vir- tue of these presents and of the statute for transfirrin of usses Into possession, they the said Johan Jost Petry, Junr. and Johan diterich Pe- try may be in the actual possession of the premises and thereby be en- abled to accept a grant and release of the Reversion 'and Inheritance thereof to them and their heirs and assigns forever.
In Witness whereof, the parties of these presents have interchange- ably set their hands and seals first above written.
Johan Jost Petri (Seal)
Johan Jost Petry Junier
(Seal) . Dietrick Petrie (Seai)
Sealed and Deilvered In the pres- ence of us The words Lott No. 23 thence along . the sald Lott to-in the eighteenth line was interlined
Danlel Petri
Jacob G. Kleck
Mareks (his x mark) Demuth Recorded in Book 194 of Deeds
at page 286 Herkimer Co.
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THEY'RE A COMPLEMENT
To good food, and whet jaded appe- tites hey're dry hat's one reason why Utlca Club Ale and Beer are prefer- | Avoca, N. Y. red by millions .- Adv.
Genealogical Sources in the Mohawk Valley
BIRTH, DEATH AND MARRIAGE RECORDS (Continued from last week)
STEUBEN COUNTY WAYNE
1890. Register, 3 vols. Arr. chron Indexed alph. by children. Inciude: marrlages and deaths. Custodian, Maude E. Walsh, town cierk Wayne, N. Y.
WEST UNION
1887. Register, 4 vois. Arr. chron. IIndexed alph. by children. Includes marrlages 1887-1908 and deaths, 1887-1923. Custodian Mrs. J B. Kil- duff, town clerk, Rexville, N. Y. WHEELER
1903. Register, 2 vols. Arr. chron. Indexed alph. by children. Includes marriages 1903-7 and deaths 1903. Custodian 'John Huntinton, tow clerk, Wheeler, N. Y.
WOODHULL ..
1884. Record, 8 vols. Arr. chron. Indexed alph. by children. Includes mrriages and deaths. Custodian, Frank S. Park, town clerk, Wood- huil, N. Y.
ADDISON (1873)
1892. Register, 6 vois. Arr. chron. Indeed alph. by children. Includes marriages 1892-1907 and deaths, 1892. Custodian Mildred Hopper, registrar of vital statistics, Addison N. Y.
ALMOND (1921) 1883. Certificates, 3 vols. Arr. num. Indexed alph. by children. Re- cords for village of Almond in Alle- gany county and this village are kept together. Custodian Ida L Braack, registrar of vital statistics, Almond, N. Y.
ARKPORT
1914. Register 2 vols. Arr. chron Indexed alph. by children. Includes deaths. Custodian R. D. Hosley, reg. Istrar of vital statistics, Arkport N. Y.
AVOCA (1883)
1914. Register 3 vols. Arr. chron No index. Includes deaths. Custodial Deyo F. Wightman, village clerk
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Hutchinson-Smith Families
Oneida county, N. Y., buried there, married 6 Jan. (by tradition at or near Western) Dr. Zenas Hutchin- son, born 21 Nov. 1770 at Lebanon, Conn., died 8 Sept. 1853 ath is son's home in New York city; buried in Western. They lived on or near Elmer Hill in Western. Page 198 History of Oneida county, by Ev- arts and Fariss, 1878 shows the brothers Drs. Zenas and Paul Hutch- inson, present with 27 other doctors 1 July 1806 at Rome, N. Y., when the Medical Society of the County of Oneida was organized. Dr. Zenas Hutchinson's name is reported sev- eral times in the Society's record before 1833. Dr. Zenas Hutchinson's second wife was a Mrs. Diana Beck- worth White of Western. There seems to have been no children by the second marriage. 2:1370 Council of Appointment, Military Records, State of New York, 1748-1821 shows that In 1812 Zenas Hutchinson was appointed surgeon's mate in the Sixth Regiment, third brigade of artiliery. 2:1450, ibid, shows the 1814 appointment of Zenas Hutchin- son as surgeon, 157th Regt. of In- fantry, vice White. 2:1823, ibid, shows the 1817 appointment of
George Brown as surgeon of the same regiment, vice Hutchinson, re- signed. Dr. Zenas Hutchinson ap- pears to have settled on Elmer Hill by 1797 or earlier, and, according to an address by Dr. M. M. Bagg be- fore the Onelda County Medical So- ciety appears to have made an en- viable record In his more than 40 years of medical practice in the frontier period around Western.
Mrs. Fanny Tyler (Smith) Hutch- inson is said to have been "a niece FELLER, ROWE, RAU, RAUH Ref: Calendar of Will of N. Y. p. 422. of Dr. Knott" (Epiphalet Nott,) "President of Unlon College," Sche- nectady, on page 239, A Genealogy Philipp of Rynebeck, Dutchess Co. Wife Catherine, children Wilhalmus Johannes, Phillip and four more not named. Real and personal estate. Executors: the three sons named. Witnesses. Everardus Bogardus of said county; merchant Jerge Jan Zufeldt and Petrus ten Broeck. of Descendants of John Thomson of Plymouth, Mass., by Charles Hutch- Inson Thompson, Lansing, Mich., 1890. This may mean uncle by mar- riage. Tradition says that a num- ber of the children of Dr. Hutch- inson and his wife, Fanny Tyler (Smith) Hutchinson were educated at Union College. Their children were: 1. Mary, born 3 Jan. 1802, died 1882, married 18 Sept. 1825 John Wallace, died 1864; 2. Harriett, 7 May 1804, 23 Aug. 1880, married 12 Oct. 1826 Edward Barber Smith, was mentioned in the will of Adam 29 Jan. 1804, 29 June 1871; 3. Wil- Shaver, as brother-in-law. liam S., 26 Feb. 1806, died 1819; 4. Paul B., 9 Oct. 1807, 15 Oct. 1885, married 1st Parneil Seymour, mar- Feb. 1830, New Marlboro, buried ried 2nd Mrs. M. T. Brown; 5. Ger-| there, Am. Rev., married 25 June aldine A. S., 1 Dec. 1809, died June 1761, Lebanon, Susanna Sprague, 29 1885, married Rev. Albert S. Terry, Sept. 1742, Lebanon, HS27 Feb. 1792, C26 Feb. 1792 New Marlboro, buried there, daughter of John Sprague, 1709-1777 of Lebanon and Andover, Conn. and wife Susannah Hodges, 1714, Taunton, Mass., 6 Methodist; 6. Cornelia M., 11 Dec. 1811, died about 1883, married 7 June 1835 as his second wife, James Sadgebury; 7. Charles Edward, 5 Aug. 1814, 25 Sept. 1863, buried in Trinity Church Cemetery, N. Y. City, married 14 Aug. 1844 Mary Ger- trude Sadgebury; 8. Clarissa Elmer,
Some Families of Central and Eastern New York and Vermont
(Continued from last week)
Children: All but eldest son, order uncertain.
2. Jacob born about 1738, married Eva Sickner, bapt. Dec. 19, 1742,
daughter of Jacob and Christina
(Schreiber "Schriver"), his wili dat- ed July 19, 1805 and probated March 30, 1821, Middletown, N. Y. mentions three sons Jacob, Jr., John, William wife Eva but not the daughters. A deed of 1827 mentioned John, Abraham, Adam, Catherine Myers, Hannah (Anne) Gunn, Sarah Barn- hart, Lanah Jacob, Henry, Charity Acker of Dutchess county, N. Y. Children baptized 1763-1782 were: Jacob, Jr. about 1763, Philipus, An- na or Hannah married Gunn, Cath- erine married Myers perhaps Henry, Rebecca, Adam, Abraham, Magda- lena (Lanah) later of Delaware Co., Henry, Charity married - Acker of
Dutchess county, Eleanor married
John Barnhart or Bernhardt, Sarah married Philip Barnhardt or Barn- hart.
3. Susnna bapt. Juiy 8, 1739,
sponsors, Justus Heinrich and Ag- nes (Seibel) Shaver "Schever."
Adam, Jr. lived at Fishkill in 1790.
Philip and five other daughters, one daughter married Johannes Slckner, that being Hannah Schaf- fer born 1744-5 and died April 2, 1806 at Danby, Vermont where a monument is erected to her mem- ory and on it these words are in- scribed: "She longed the happy hour to come That she might slumber in the silent tomb." She is buried in the Maple Grove cemetery mentioned in the article on the Herrick family. She married March 12, 1762 Johan- nes Sickner (John Signor.)
Marla Dederick, born about 1714, Martinus husband of Eva Burkley, Johan Emerick, husband of Elizabeth Burkhard (now Burger) and Petrus of whose wife we are not certain."
The register of Old Dutch Church. at Kingston, by Roswell Randall. Hoes: No. 3629 Parents-Martinus Boek and Kederent Smit, child) Martinus bapt. June 18, 1727 wit- ness and sponsors: Albertus Schry- ver and Eva Schryver.
Nicholas third child mentioned above made his wiii Aug. 15, 1769; and mentions his wife Anna Marie and children: Christian, Henry, Pe- trus, Jacob, Eva who married:
Philipp Feller married Catherine Rowe or Rauh, daughter of Johan ; Thomas Omfrey, Catherine who mar- Nicholas and Maria Eliazbeth Rauh. fried Petrus Freer and Margaret not Among their children: Geertruyd Feller who married about 1736 Adam Schaffer. Wilhalmus Feller (that
yet 21 years old. Among the witness- es was John Slckner. The execu- tors were his sons-in-law, Thomas Omfrey and Petrus Freer.
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"Hutchinson, Ralp, Boston, married Aug. 8, 1656 Alice w. Francis Ben- nett, had , Samuel, 1666." His
wife's mother, also named Alice also married 2nd, Robert Leach of Manchester, Mass., a widower with one daughter, probably Sarah. They had Robert, Elizabeth, Samuel,,
Nov. 1796 Andover; 5. Dr. Zenas Hutchinson and wife, Fanny Tyler Smith above; 6. Nathan Thompson and wife, Clarissa Elmer Hutchin-
son above; 7. Nathan Irving Thomp- son, 1 Aug. 1850, Orangeville, N. Y., 12 Aug. 1941, Fort Banks, Winthrop,
Mary, Abigail and Bethiah Leach .. Robert Leach died 1674 in Manches- ter according to Essex Co. probate records. His widow, Alice, married 3rd May 29, 1676 Robert Elwell of Gloucester, whose wife Joan died 1675, leaving 6 married sons and daughter Mary, wife of Samuel
Nathan Thommy
22 April 1817, 29 March 1887 at Keeler, Van Buren County, Mich., buried there, married 31 Jan. 1838
at Pavilion, Genessee County, N. Y.
SCHRYVER, SCHREIBER
Ref: History of Rhinebeck, N. Y. by Edward M. Smith, p. 218.
N. Y. Subsistence list debtors to British Government, from their land- Ing 1710-1712. In 1710 list it gives Albertus Schreiber, 2 adults, no children. In 1712 2 adults and one child.
In the 3rd party from Holiand" which embarked June 5, to June 10, 1709 is listed Albertus Schreiber, husbandman and vincdresser, age 26. Reformed religion.
Living in Haysburg, N. L. 1717 is Albertus Schreiber, wife and child- ren.
Listed as taxpayer in 1723, paid five pounds and 5 pence.
Aibertus Schreiber born about 1683 married about 1709-10 as both he and wife Eva Lauerman were listed as single in the 3rd party sailing from Holland. Her age was given as 22. Reformed religion.
The History of Rhinebeck states: "Where the tent of the first Schry- ver was pitched we have not learned. Alburtus Schriber was a freeholder and the only person of the name, in what is now the town of Rhinebsck in 1723. He was probably the an- cestor of all the Schryvers who have lived and died and now are liv- ing in Dutchess county and Ulster county and possibly of all in tho state. He was a German, probably a Palatine. (The above records show that he was a Palatine .- R. L. H.) His wife was Eva Lauerman and their children were probably: Christina wife of John Jacob Sick- ener, Elizabeth wife of Petrus Van Etten, Nicholas husband of Anna
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Complete data is sought on the an- cestry of Mrs. Fanny Tyler (Smith) tradition in Westchester Co., N. Y.) 1. Catherine bapt. Oct. 17, 1736, died 1827 or 1828 at Western (ville), sponsors Phillip and Catherine (Rowe) Feller. .
FAALICA FCLAUG atvunu western. Mrs. Fanny Tyler (Smith) Hutch- inson is said to have been "a niece of Dr. Knott" (Epiphalet Nott,) "President of Unlon College," Sche- nectady, on page 239, A Genealogy of Descendants of John Thomson of Plymouth, Mass., by Charles Hutch- inson Thompson, Lansing, Mich., 1890. This may mean uncle by mar- riage. Traditlon says that a num- ber of the children of Dr. Hutch- inson and his wife, Fanny Tyler (Smith) Hutchinson were educated at Union College. Their children were: 1. Mary, born 3 Jan. 1802, died 1882, married 18 Sept. 1825 John Wallace, died 1864; 2. Harriett,
aldine A. S., 1 Dec. 1809, died June 1885, married Rev. Albert S. Terry, ; Methodist; 6. Cornelia M., 11 Dec. 1811, died about 1883, married 7 June 1835 as his second wife, James Sadgebury; 7. Charles Edward, 5
Aug. 1814, 25 Sept. 1863, burled in Trinity Church Cemetery, N. Y. City, married 14 Aug. 1844 Mary Ger- trude Sadgebury; 8. Clarissa Elmer, 22 April 1817, 29 March 1887 at Keeler, Van Buren County, Mich., buried there, married 31 Jan. 1838 at Pavilion, Genessee County, N. Y. Nathan Thompson 1 .June 1813, 7 Feb. 1877, Lansing, Mich., buried at Keeler, Mich. (Does Clarissa Elmer Hutchinson's middle name indicate kinship to the Elmer family?); 9. Frances Ann, 15 Nov. 1819, 1 Jan. 1905. 10. Arthur B., 6 June 1822 married Frances A. Wilcox, married second Mary J. Barker; 11. Sarah B., 4 Feb. 1826, 22 July 1899, mar- ried 23 Jan. 1849 Ichabod Samson 26 Oct. 1814, 20 Dec. 1884.
The Hutchinson lineages of our grandchildren is indicated by 1. Hutchinson, Ralph, died 24 Oct. 1703 at Northampton, Mass., married 8 Aug. 1856 Alice .... Bennett (wid- low of Francls Bennett, drowned at Noddle's Island, Boston Harbor, 655). She died 18 Jan. 1714, North- mpton; 2. Samuel, 1666,
Northampton, 17 April 1757, Leban- n, Conn., married 1691 at North- ampton Sarah Roote, 1672-17 .. daughter of Joseph Roote, 1640-19 April 1711, and wife, Hannah Haynes, born before 1646, died Jaul. 1691. Samuel Hutchinson became an - original proprietor of Lebanon, Conn. 4 Jan. 1700; 3. Stephen, 2 March 1706-7, Lebanon HS23 June. C27 June 1793. (HS are headstone dates from p. 3, M(anuscript)S 82- 20 Berkshire County, Mass., Ceme- tery Inscriptions, N E H and G. Soc. Library, copied by MLI 30 Nov. 1940 from (Ald) Mill River (War- ner) Cemetery list. C dates are from 5 Feb. 1940 letter from Town Clerk of New Marlboro, Mass., to MLI.) 1794, New Marlboro, Mass., mar- ried 19 Feb. 1729-30, Lebanon, Es-
. ther Terry, 9 March 1705-6, Enfield, Conn, HS15 Feb. 1794, Ci5 Feb. 1795, New Marlboro, buried there,
daughter of Ephraim Terry 1671-2- , 17GO and wife Hannah Eggleston 1676, Windsor-after 28 Jan. 1761; 1. Pa 1 18 April 1736, Lehanon, 1
nes Sickner (John Signor.) FELLER, ROWE, RAU, RAUII
Ref: Calendar of Will of N. Y. p. 422.
Philipp of Rynebeck, Dutchess Co. Boek and Wife Catherine, children Wilhalmus Johannes, Phillip and four more not named. Real and personal estate. Executors: the three sons named. Witnesses. Everardus Bogardus of said county; merchant Jerge Jan Zufeldt and Petrus ten Broeck.
Philipp Feller married Catherine
Durknara (now Burger) and Petrus of whose wife we are not certain."
The register of Old Dutch Church. at Kingston, by Roswell Randall. Hoes: No. 3629 Parents-Martinus
Kederent Smit, childi Martinus bapt. June 18, 1727 wit- ness and sponsors: Albertus Schry- ver and Eva Schryver.
Nicholas third child mentioned above made his will Aug. 15, 1769; and mentions his wife Anna Marie and children: Christian, Henry, Pe- trus, Jacob, Eva who married
Rowe or Rauh, daughter of Johan ; Thomas Omfrey, Catherine who mar- Nicholas and Maria Eliazbeth Rauh, fried Petrus Freer and Margaret not yet 21 years old. Among the witness- 7 May 1804, 23 Aug. 1880, married 12 Oct. 1826 Edward Barber Smith, es was John Sickner. The execu- tors were his sons-in-law, Thomas Omfrey and Petrus Freer. Among their children: Geertruyd Feller who marrled about 1736 Adam Schaffer. Wilhelmus Feller (that was mentioned in the wili of Adam 29 Jan. 1804, 29 June 1871; 3. Wil- Shaver, as brother-in-law.
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liam S., 26 Feb. 1806, died 1819; 4. Paul B., 9 Oct. 1807, 15 Oct. 1885, married 1st Parnell Seymour, mar-
Feb. 1830, New Marlboro, burled | "Hutchinson, Ralp, Boston, married
ried 2nd Mrs. M. T. Brown; 5. Ger-| there, Am. Rev., marrled 25 June
' 1761, Lebanon, Susanna Sprague, 29
| Sept. 1742, Lebanon, HS27 Feb. 1792, C26 Feb. 1792 New Marlboro, there, daughter of John buried Sprague, 1709-1777 of Lebanon and Andover, Conn. and wife Susannah Hodges, 1714, Taunton, Mass., 6 Nov. 1796 Andover; 5. Dr. Zenas Hutchinson and wife, Fanny Tyler Smith above; 6. Nathan Thompson and wife, Clarissa Elmer Hutchin- son above; 7. Nathan Irving Thomp- son, 1 Aug. 1850, Orangeville, N. Y., 12 Aug. 1941, Fort Banks, Winthrop, Mass., buried in Keeler, Mich., mar- rled 21 March 1876, Hartford, Mich., Ellen Aida Tuttle 7 Sept. 1855, Edinburg, O., 2 June 1912, Meriden Twp., Ingham Co., Mich., buried in Keeler, daughter of Hiram Tuttle, 3 Nov. 1832, Edinburg, O., 19 March 1890, Edinburg, buried there, mar- ried 20 Sept. 1854 Franklin (now Kent), O. Nancy Margaret Mc- Comb 23 Nov. 1835, Hilltown, Law- rence Co., Pa., 30 March 1919, Man- tua Center, Portage Co., O., burled at Edinburg; 8. Mark Lorin Ireland 26 Sept. 1880, Chesaning, Mich, sec- ond / Lt. to Colonel, Regular Army 11 June 1904 to date, married 29 April 1905, Toledo, Ohio, Irma Ger- trude Thompson, 13 July 1880, Keel- er, Mich .; 9. Maurice Thompson Ire- land 15 Oct. 1911, Midshipman, USNA 1930-4, 2d Lt. to Lt. Col., air pilot, USMC to date, married April 1938, Hampton, Va., Elizabeth 27 Clarke Beasley, daughter of Robert Charlton Beasley 1878-1936, Hamp- ton, Spanish Am. War, married 4
April 1906 Loulse Rowe at Hamp- ton, Va .; 10. Maurice Thompson Ireland, Jr., 16 May 1940, Annapo- lis, Md.
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