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The Petries in America
These notes and records of she Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America. were compil- ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Staeh -! la, of Munnsville,' N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, 'N. Y.
(Continued from last week)
· This Daniel had been a captain in! the militia of New York State. He. was a captain of 'Third Company, Fourth Battalion of the German Flats and Kingsland District in 1775' under Col. Hanyost Herkimer and Lieut. Col. Peter Bellinger. When he was killed he was only a private,- having reenlisted in another regi- ment, the Ulster County, 2nd Regi- ment, commanded by Col. Peter Bel-' linger.
His wife was Kate Fults of Her-' kimer Co. (Mrs. Freer says her name was Elizabeth Foltz.) She died at the age of 96 at Herkimer, N. Y. (From Petrie Patriots and their al- lied Famliies, by J. Foster Thomas, Atty., Philadelphia, 'Pa.)
91. Anna Maria Folts, daughter! of Catherine Petry and Jacob Folts. died 1737.
92. Anna Margretha Folts, daugh- ter 'of Catherine Petry and Jacob! Flols, born Dec 29, 1736. Scalped by the Indians but grew up and mar- ried Nicholas Phillips of Manlius, N. Y.
93. Jacob Folts, son of Catherine Petry and Jacob Folts, born Dec. 17. 1738-41.
94 Elizabeth Folts, daughter of Catherine Petry and Jacob Folts. born Jan. 25, 1741. Married Johannes DaMuth on Nov. 25, 1766.
In Hebron, they were living with or near her father, who kept an inn 95X. Catherine Folts, daughter of on the turnpike aided by his son Tohn 4. A. large number of other Catherine Petry and Jacob Folts orothers of Grace were also living born Jan. 4. 1744, died March 18 nearby. We believe all removed and 1815. Married Johannes John: Klock ve would like to know whither they Dec. 2. 1766 (Stone Arabia Ren.) went.
Children:
Jan 8 1948
480. John Klock, son of John Jo- hannes Klock, Jr. and Catherine Folts. Married 1. Elisabeth Lamp- man, 2. Elisabeth Nellis, 3. Nancy Putman.
96. Anna Folts, daughter of Cath- erine Petry and Jacob Folts, born Dec 12, 1745. Married John Gun- ningham Feb: 28, 1769. They moved to Manlius, N. Y. and all of his de- Ascendants died there. Made a will. 97X. John Conrad (Jourad Jac:) or Conrad Folts, son of Catherine .Pe- try and Jacob Folts (son of Melchoir Folts and Anna Catrina) born Dec. 7, 1747. (Bellinger Book) died 1793. Married Anna Dygert, daughter of Warner Dygert and Magdalena Her- kimer.
Conrad Folts drowned in the Mo- hawk river June 7, 1793, after which his widow Anna married 2. Timothy Frank. Children of Conrad and An- na:
490X Jacob C. Folts born Feb. 26, 1775, Lieut. Married 1795 Eliza- beth Steele (or Staley), daughter of George Steele. Children, 5:
491X. Warner Folts, born Dec. 10, 1777, died 1837. Married Mary Get- man, daughter of John Getman. Children, 2: .
492. Mary Folts born Feb. 8, 1779. 493. Joseph Folts born Feb. 2, 1782, married Elizabeth Clapsaddle, moved to Ashford, N. Y. .
494. Sylvenns Folts, born March 23, 1784, married Dorothy Dygert, daughter of Wm. W. Dygert. 495. Johannes Folts born Feb. 20, 1786, married Elizabeth Harter, mov- · ed to Minoa, N. Y.
496. Catharina Folts born June 27, 1788, died 1871, married Wm. W. Dy- gert, son of William Dygert, Jr. of Frankfort, N. Y.
498. Daniel Folts born. June 3, 1793
497, Abraham Folts born Jan. 31, ¡1791. died Oct. 22, 1823.
499. Severines . Folts born March 23, 1784, bapt. March 28, sponsors, Joh: Dieterich Petri and Elisabeth. (To be continued)
The Deserted Village of Mexico
By S. C. Kimm
Dear Editor.
I would like to take your readers on a trip over a certain road in Salisbury as it was 70 years ago. This road extended from the main road from Salisbury Corners to Cur- tis Corners starting at a point a few rods "west of the . Curtis cemetery and extending north to the Nagle farm on the Slip Road. This road was about five miles long. Seventy years ago there were many small, productive farms on both sides nearly its entire length. 1
Lyman Davis
The first home was that of Lyman Davis who claimed to be 100 years old. He cultivated a few acres of land to raise vegetables for himself and aged wife. I think he had an army pension of the war of 1812.
Ephraim Comstock
The next place was that of Eph- raim Comstock who had .a farm of 100 acres. He also had a family of 11 children. He sent 3 sons to the Civil War, one of them, James never returned. Ephraim Comstock was
The Eckler Family
By W. N. P. Dailey
It is not known exactly when this Dutch family came from Holland to America. The name is variously spelled Eckler, Ecker, Ecklar, Eccles, etc. Their first settlement was in New England, but they migrated to New Jersey about 1700. In 1740 they joined the Van Horne family to whom they were related, in a trek' to New York state, taking up land in Warren, Herkimer county. Ben- ton's history refers to them as part of a European settlement near the southern line of the town of Stark or within the limits of Springfield (1754). The Ecklers were on . the Henderson Patent in the Petrie Pur- chase. During the Revolution these settlements were forsaken, the peo- ple going to Fort Plain for safety.
Mrs. Blanche Benton Heller, still living in Hollywood, Cal. tells of a visit she made in the Ecker sette- ment (Warren) many years ago and on John Ecker's family whose re- cords are in the Herkimer church statistics. A son of Henry Eckler who was attacked by the Indians and Tories and. a younger brother, re- turned to the original farm which since the Patent purchase has re- mained in the Eckler family. John Eckler at the time of Mrs. Heller's visit was 71 and a brother, living in Sharon, was 88 and a third broth- er was 68. It was a large family, rather clannish but congenial, some wealthy among them. Thirteen Eck- ler men took part in the Revolution- ary war and several were in the ear- lier French and Indian wars as Ser- geant Henry Eckler and Henry Eck- ler, Jr. in Capt. Kolck's company.
We begin the Eckler record with Christina Eckler who was of the first generation. The second gener- ation is Henry ( ?) Eckler born about 1718 and who married Margaretta Jung. Their . children were: Henry, (3) born 1740 and died 1836. He was a captain in the Revolution and at Oriskany. His wife was Christina? John Christopher born Aug. 12, 1744 at Fort Plain and died at Warren, N. Y. Nov. 28, 1834. In the National Archives of the Revolution a Peter Eckler (3) and wife Catherine were sponsors (gr. parent's) of Thomas Van Horne born Oct. 4, 1802 who was a son of Lt. Thomas Van Horn and Maria Frederick, (St. Paul's Minden Luth. Ch.) Other issue, "Peter, Hen- ry, Benjamin, John Maria, Eve and Betsy. Peter (3 above) married 1, Catharine? and his 2 was Hannah Cronk. As widow she had given her 160 A .. Bountyland. Peter's brother, Christopher born Dec. 25, 1748 was also in the Revolutionary war.
Third generation. Capt. Henry Eckler born 1740, died 1820. lived in Warren Co., N. Y. Married Christina ?, born 1746, died 1821. During the French-Indian wars removed from Warren, N. Y, to Fort Plain. Henry SUBSCRIPTION RATES"* was a Serg. in Capt, Klock's Co. 1763. Later he served under , Gen. Montgomery, Fulton , and Herkimer
Herkimer and was a soldier to the end of the .Revolution. . He was , a Capt. in Tryon Co. Mil. under Col.
Peter Eckler (1789). He was with Gen. Herkimer at Unadilla in July 1777 and later at Oriskany. He was an assessor in the town of German Flatts, later road commissioner. Capt. Eckler had two sons toma- hawked by the Indians. Another son, Jacob, when three years old, was tak- en by the Indians and held 12 years. Capt. Eckier and wife, Christana had a large family.
Among the 13 were: Christiana, Henry, Jr., born 1766 in Warren, N. Y., Peter born 1768 in Warren, mar- ried Christina ( ?), Jacob born 1770, married, had daughter Betsy, Ann born in Warren, N. Y. 1799, died 1881, gr. dau. Capt. Henry Eckler. Daniel born 1786 lived in Warren, N. Y. John born Warren, N. Y. 1783. Both Daniel and John were living in 1854. John married Sophia Van Horn Dec. 16, 1804. She was born Oct. 27, 1786 and died Sept. 11, 1854. They lived on the old Eckler farm in War- ren, Herkimer county, N. Y. Child- ren:
Henry born Sept. 23, 1805,, died 1867 in Jefferson, Ohio, married 1831 Eleanor Wyckoff and they had Emily A. born 1832, married 1852 J. W. Primmer. No issue. Ann died young. Mengo A. born 1838 .married Martha Pitt 1865 and had children, Rosa, Sanford and Alice. .
Thomas born 11807 married Nov. 25, 1838 Vesta J. Hurlburt. . Their children were Eugene H. born 1840, died 1864; Mary born 1844, married George W. McRosie 1864. Thelr children Don died young, Minnie C. born 1868, Eda M. and Arthur G. McRosie.
Christina born March 6, 1809 died Aug. 24, 1865, married George: Springer 1832. They had Mary died Jan. 29, 1833, Martha born 1836, married Madison Vedder 1857. John born 1838, Oliver H. born 1840, mar -- : ried Elizabeth Hall.
(To be continued)
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23, 1784, bapt .. March 28, sponsors, Joh: Dieterich Petri and Elisabeth. (To be continued)
The Deserted Village of Mexico
By S. C. Klmm
Dear Editor.
I would like to take your readers on a trip over a certain road In Salisbury as it was 70 years ago. This road extended from the main road from Salisbury Corners to Cur- tis Corners starting at a point a few rods-west of the . Curtis cemetery and extending north to the Nagle farm on the Slip Road. This road was about five miles long. Seventy years ago there were many small, productive farms on both sides nearly its entire length. 1
Lyman Davis
The first home was that of Lyman Davis who claimed to be 100 years old. He cultivated a few acres of land to raise vegetables for himself and aged wife. I think he had an army pension of the war of 1812.
Nearly a mile farther north was the home of the Rice family who had years who had come from Germany but a few years before. They lived on this little farm but a short time when they moved to the Curtls road near the Ngw Bridge. They in turn were followed by James Dunning and later by the Walrads.
Batt Murphy
The next farm of 50 acres was worked by Batt Murphy and his large family of boys. Just across the creek farther north lived Batt's brother Joe Murphy. The School House
The next building we come to on our imaginary trip was the school where the old time pedagogue held sway over the 35 pupils of the set- tlement of Mexico.
The Murphys lived nearest to the school house and the next little farm was that of Pat O'Hara. Tom Welch lived farther along and his near neighbor was George Redman. Thl brings us to Spruce Creek which we cross on a high bridge. On the knoll at the right we find a boarding hall which Mr. Baldwin built to house the lumberjacks who worked in his near- by sawmill. The boarding hall was run by Jim Luther.
Still farther to the west 'were the homes of John Murphy John O'Hara and Pete Miller. Mik~ Murphy lived back In the lot not for fram where Frank Sanderson operated a stave mill.
(To be continued)
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We begin the Eckler record with Christina Eckler who was of the first generation.The second gener- ation ls Henry ( ?) Eckler born about 1718 and who married Margaretta Jung. Their children were: Henry, (3) born 1740 and died 1830. He was a captain In the Revolution and at Oriskany. His wife was Christina ? John Christopher born Aug. 12, 1744 at Fort Plain and died at Warren, N. Y. Nov. 28, 1834. In the National Archives of the Revolution a Peter Eckler (3) and wife Catherine were sponsors (gr. parent's) of Thomas Van Horne born Oct. 4, 1802 who was a son of Lt. Thomas Van Horn and Maria Frederick, (St. Paul's Minden Luth. Ch.) Other issue, "Peter, Hen- ry, Benjamin, John Maria, Eve and Betsy. Peter (3 above) married 1, Catharine? and his 2 was Hannah Cronk. As widow she had given her .160 A. Bountyland. Peter's brother, Christopher born Dec. 25, 1748 was also in the Revolutionary war.
1763. Later he served under .. Gen. Herkimer and, was a soldier to the end of. the Revolution. He was . a Capt., In Tryon Co. Mil. under "Col.
(To be continued)
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Third generation. Capt. Henry Eckler born 1740, died 1820. Lived In Warren Co., N. Y. Married Christina ?, born "1746, died 1821. During the French-Indian wars removed from Ephraim Comstock 4 - Warren, N. Y. to Fort Plain. Henry The next place was that of Eph- was a Serg. in Capt. . Klock's Co. raim Comstock who had .a farm of 100 acres. He also had a family of 11 . children. He sent 3 sons to the Civil War, one of them, James never returned. Ephraim Comstock was the great grandfather of Tandy Kel- ley of Herkimer. Jacob Rice
MOHAWK VALLEY GENEALOGY AND HISTORY
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1948
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FLOWER, CURTIS
About 1806 Joseph and Mehitable (Curtis) Flower came from Buck- land, Mass. and settied at Cherry Valley, Otsego county, N. Y. Wanted the parentage of Mehitable Curtis, her birth and death dates and places.
According to family tradition, their children were: 1. Lorenzo Dow Flower who married . Oct. 30, 1826 Cornelia Becker. 2. Hannah Flower who married March 19, 1807 the Rev-
erend Ebenezer R. Wade (Buckland, Joab, Alfred, George, Cabel, Marcus, Mass. Vital Records). They lived at | Lydia, ali living around 1810, McLean, Tompkins County, N. Y. Mabel Woods Smith, Wanted complete list of their child- Westhampton Beach, Long Island, N. Y. ren with dates, marriages, etc. Known is a son, the Rev. Edwin Wade. 3. Armenia Flower who mar- BARBER ried Clovis Pheips. They lived at Kellogsville, N. Y. Wanted his par- "This assembly do establish and confirm Mr. Stephen Barber to be Ensign of the 5th company or train- band in the 12th regiment in his col- ny," page 304 Colonial Records of Conn. 1762-1767, Vol. XII, Oct., 1764. "To be Lieutenant of the 5th com- pany or trainband in the 12th regi- ment of the Colony p. 505 Oct. 1766. Wanted names of his children and his wife. entage and all possible data of their children. 4. Mehitable Flower who married Wheeler. Wanted his name, parentage and all possible data of their children. 5. Emily Flower who married Johnson. Wanted his name, parentage and all possible data of their children. Known is a daugh- ter, Elizabeth Johnson who married John Riley. 6. Martha Flower who married in 1832 Hiram Ellis, son 'of HARRIS John and Abilena (Phillips) Ellis of Niles, N. Y. She died 1864, and he 1874, both at Caton, Steuben county, N. Y. Wanted ali possible data, of their children.
FLOWER, BECKER
Lorenzo. Dow Flower, married Oct. 30, 1826 at Phoenix, Otsego Co .; N. Y. Cornelia Becker, born Feb. 20, 1807, daughter of Albert and Maria (Vander Walker) Becker, According to family tradition they had 11 child- ren, their husbands or wives, and 'their children-especially wanted birth, death and marriage, dates and places .-.-
1. "Maria Flower married William Tapping. 2. Maggie Flower married Walter Dodge. 3. Martha Flower married Chester Bass. 4. Julia Flower married James W. Roberts, son of John R. 5. Emma Flower married David J. Houghton. 6. "Issam Flower born Vienna, Oneida county, N. Y. June 23, 1833, married June '7, 1860 Catherine Millington. 7. Salina Flow- er, drowned. 8. Catherine' Flower, died of fever. 9, Mary Francis Flow- er married F. L. Fairbanks of Utica, N. Y. 10. Joseph . A. Flower . married Marry Russell. 11. Harriet Flower married Henry Beckor '(her cousin).
Correspondence with relatives or descendants especially desired.
tion of this couple with record of children. Would like to contact de- scendants of 'either couple above. Mrs. Gladys J. Busby,
Rt. 1 Box 1666A,
Chandler, Arizona.
WILLIS
I am interested in, the Willis fam- ily of Otsego, Herkimer, Oneida Cos. Thomas, Aretens, Noah, Matthew,
Susan Sweet married Samuel Cook. Three of their children had given names Harris, James H. born March 13, 1819 and Stephen H. Will some one please tell me where Harris came from and what does H. , mean when "scd as initials.
SWEET
For records of the Descendants of James and Eleanor (Barbour) Sweet I wish data on the daughter of Na- than Sweet Cook born Oct. 26, 1809 who married Dr. Chedsey, Penn Yan, N. Y .; also Abial Cook of Waterloo lund of Fletcher Cram who was great brandson of James Sweet.
COOK
From Bible of Ablel' Cook:
Abiel Cook was married to Eliza Jane Cook Jan. 28, 1840.
William Watkins was married to Mary Ann Cook June 8, 1841.
Abraham L. Sweet was married to Charlotte Louisa Cook Sept. 16, 1845. Hamilton Knight was married to Sarah E. Cook Aug-
Condon C. Cook was married- ; to Mary Rondley.
Do these records belong to the family of Abiel Cook, grandson of Col, James and Elcanor (Barbour) Sweet ? and son of Capt. Nathan and
In memory of Mr. Ephraim Har rington died July 3, 1793 Aged 52. Widow Sarah, wife of Mr. Ephraim Harrington died Sept. 17, 1819.“ Ae. 79. Emma Belle Sweet,
409 N. Edith, Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Petries in America
These notes and. records of she Johan Jost Petrie family and de, scendants in America were compil. ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Staeh- la, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes' have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try to complete her work.
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.
(Continued from last week) .
98. Anna Folts, daughter of, Cath- erine Petry and Jacob Foits (son of Meichoir Folts and Anna Catrina.) Born March 7, 1750. Married Jacob Bowman Feb. 29, 1770. Children: ? 99. Delia Foits, daughter of Cath- rine Petry and Jacob Folts, born May 20, 1752, died June 26, 1824 at! "Ttica, N. Y. Married Frederick Bow- man. Children: ?
99A. Dorothea (Doorthea) Folts, daughter of Catherine Petry and Jacob oFits, born Oct. 21, 1754. (No records).
101X. Annatie Hager, daughter of' Ann Gerdraut (Gertrude) Petri and Henry Hager. Married Frederick Becker. Children: 2 known.
510. Gertrude Becker, born June 11, 1759. Sponsors Henrich Hager and Gertrude.
511, Johannes Becker, born May 5, 1,774. Sponsors Johannes Feck and Jantje wife.
102X. Elizabeth Hager, daughter, of Ann Gerdraut "Petri and Henry Hager. "Married Christian Brown (Braun.) Children : 2 known.
520. Eva Brown bapt. May 1, 1768. Sponsors George Reytmeyer and Elizabeth. Born at Burnetsfield, N. Y. 103X. Eva Hager, daughter of Ann Gerdraut Petri and Henry Hager. Married 'Conrad Mathies (Mathees, Mattice) Nov. 20, 1766. Eva was born at .Burnetsfield, N. Y. Conrad was the son of ' Nicholas Mathees and Elizabeth Kast of Schoharoe, N. Y. Children: 5.
530. Laurens Mathees bapt. Feb. 20,/1768. Sponsors "Laurens Lawyer. and wife Elizabeth.
531. David Mathees bapt. Nov. 2. 1771. Sponsors Johannes Gense and Sara Hager.
542. Johannes Mathees, 'born "Mar. 24, 1774, Sponsors Hannes Mathees and Dorothea Hager,
'533. Eva Mathees, born' Sept. 25
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ter, Elizabeth Johnson who married John Riley. 6. Martha Flower who married in 1832 Hiram Ellis, son 'of John and Abilena (Phillips) Ellis bi Niles, N. Y. She died 1864, and he 1874, both at Caton, Steuben county, N. Y. Wanted all possible data, of their children.
FLOWER, BECKER
Lorenzo. Dow Flower, married Oct. '30, 1826 at Phoenix, Otsego Co., N. Y.' Cornelia Becker, born Feb. 20, 1807, daughter of Albert and Maria (Vander :Walker) Becker. According to family tradition they had 11 child- ren, their husbands or ' wives, and their children-especially iwanted birth, death and marriage, dates and places.
'1. "Marla Flower married Williani Tapping. 2. Maggie Flower married Walter · Dodge. '3. Martha 'Flower married Chester Bass. 4. Julia Flower . married James W. Roberts, son of John R. '5. Emma Flower married David J. Houghton. 6. Issam Flower born Vienna, Oneida county, N. Y. June 23, 1833, married June 7, 1860 Catherine Millington. 7. Salina Flow- er, drowned. 8. Catherine Flower, died of fever. 9. Mary Francis Flow- er married F. L. Fairbanks of Utlca, N.Y.10. Joseph A. Flower married Marry Russell. 11. Harriet Flower married Henry Becker '(her cousin). Correspondence with relatives or descendants especially desired. Russell S. "Flower,
Henryville, Penna.
CATLIN
David Catlin died Oct. 13, 1839, age 72 years, 6 to., 7 da. ..
Ann Catlin died April 11, 1839, age 69 years, 6 mo., 12 da.
": Anna Catlin born July 24, 1787, , married Joseph Andrews Grannis, born Dec. 22, 1782, married Dec. 12, 1805.
The above is from an old Bible of the Grannis family but I have . no place names. Can any one identify these people ?
Putnam Catlin married at, Wyom- ing, Penna. Polly Sutton born Sept. 30, 1770. She was daughter of James and Sarah Sutton. Wanted his re- lationship with the Connecticut fam- ily.
' What Catlin was 1 'member of Gen. John Sullivan's army which looped the loop across New York and northern. Pennsylvania in 1779 and put the fear of God and the Yankees In the hearts of the Iroquois?"
. I should like a copy of the roster of the troops of the armies of Gen. George Clinton from Albany to Her- kimer county and of Gen. John Sulli- van up the Wyoming Valley. Finma Belle Sweet,.
409 N. Edith, Albuquerque, N. Mexico
DUMAR (or Dumore), BULLOCK
1. Minnie Bullock married Domi- nic Dumar (or Dumore) resided in Glens Falls, Warren Co., N. Y. She died there 3 March 1897, age 32. Want information of their children and other data of both.
DOXIE, BULLOCK
22. Julie Bullock married George Doxie. Resided in Glens Falls. She born about 1860,65. Want all Informa-
ment orine colony p. 505 Oct. 1766.
Wanted names of his children and his wife.
HARRIS
Susan Sweet married Samuel Cook. Three of their children had given names Harris, James H. born March 13, 1819 and Stephen H. Will some one please tell me where Harris came from and what does H. mean when used as initials.
SWEET
For records of the Descendants of James and Eleanor (Barbour) Sweet [. wish data on the daughter' of Na- than Sweet Cook born Oct. 26. 1809 who married Dr. Chedsey, Penn Yan, N. 7 .; also Abial Cook of Waterloo Land of Fletcher Cram who was great Grandson of James Sweet.
COOK
From Bible of Abiel' Cook:
Abiel Cook was married to Eliza Jane Cook Jan. 28, 1840.
William Watkins was married to Mary Ann Cook June 8, 1841.
Abraham, L. Sweet was married to Charlotte Louisa Cook Sept. 16, 1845. Hamilton Knight was married to Sarah E. Cook Aug.
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