Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1948], Part 29

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Hortense Peterson 3 d. George 3 d. Ada 3 and Ida 3 (twins) d. Frank 3 m. Clara Smith, Mytrie Peterson 4 b. 22 April 1884 d. m. Isaac Coddington of Howell, Mich., without issue. Ora 4 b. 24 Jan. 1886 m. 1st Hugh Van Riper. She had Marion 5 d., Edith 5, Cleon 5, Carlisle 5, and Lloyd 5. Wert 4 b: 3 May 1888 m. ---- and had Loar- ine, 5, Warren 5,. Edith 5, Catherine 5, Hugh oDnald, 5, and Josephine 5. Veva 4 m .. 1st --- Truax and m. 2nd Dave Potter. She had Donald 5, Dave 5, "and' Clara 5. Sena 4 b. 13 Dec. 1892 m. Charley Osterle without is- sue, Warren 4 b. 28 July 1896 m. 28

2 came to Liv. Co. Mich, 1846. His wife had 3 brothers and 4 sisters (Jonathan, ' David, John, Almira, Lena, Lavina, Margaret), three of whom d. in childhood. Samuel Hage- dorn m. 2nd Margaret Randolph and had Josiah and Esther. Henry 2

brought his family to Mich. 1854 and was a wagon maker and farmer. He went to the M. E. church. William H. Burkhart 3 b. 25 Dec. 1844 d. 31 Aug. 1905 m. 1st Nancy E. LaRowe 11 Mar. 1867 and had A. M. Burk- hart 4 d. 8 May 1878 age 3-5-1, Francis L. 4 d. 14 Aug. 1889 age 18 single, and Alida m. 4 b. 1878 d. 1941 m. Geo. E. Adams Jr. (son of G. E. A. Sr. and Almeda M. Gordon) b. 1877 d. 1944 who had Dan Adams 5 of Oak Grove Mich m. --- Reed City Mich and had a son. Wm. H. 3m 2nd DeEtte Peterson 3 (dau. of Jane Berckhart 2 dau. of John Burkhart 1) b. 24 Dec. 1854 d. 27 Sept. 1935.

member M. E. church, d. 1832. Henry , Homer S. Burkhart 3 b. 20 Jam. 1848 d. 17 May 1864, Alice m. 3 b. 2 April 1850 d. 17 July 1925 m. 12 Mar. 1872 Bethuel D. Rathbun and had Dorman 4 m. --- and L. D. A. : Francis Augustus Burkhart 3 b. 5 Dec. 1852 Monroe Co., N. Y. d. 28 July 1921 Redmond Wash. m. 16 Aug. 1874 Carlie Genevieve Allison b. 16 Mar. 1854 d. 1 Jan. 1925. Descend- ants of Francis Augustus 3 were printed in the Enterprise and. News of April 1 and April 8, 1948, with typographical errors which should be changed to read: Claudine Burkhart m. Andrew Jackson 28 June 1941, Robert C. Zwinck Jr. b. 18 May 1942, and the 25th and 26th lines in the Apr. 8 issue under "Himes Family in America" were interchanged in printing. Ivah A. Burkhart 3 b. 6 June 1855 d. 3 April 1856. Ella L. Burk- hart 3 b. 19 July 1857 d. 3 July 188ª m. 1 Jan. 1878 C. Frank Dorrance k. (To be continued)

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m. 14 Apr. 1847 Benjamine V. Peter- son b. 11 Apr. 1820. Morissa 3 d. Freeman .3 b. 30. May 1848 m. Zora Van Gorder. Gale Peterson 4 b. 1877 Mich. m. 1st Helen Ackerd and had Virginia 5 b. 25 March 1925 d., Nor- inė 5 b. 13 June 1909, Marion 5 b. 24 Jan. '1912, and Wayne 5 b. 29 Nov. 1913 m. Mary Finlan. Gale 4 m. 2nd Ina Bravener (descendant of Samuel 1) without issue. Charley Peterson 3 m. Doll Jacobs. Fred 4 m. ind had O. M. Peterson 5. Jennie 4 n. 1st Dick Ross and m. 2nd' ---- she had Neva Ross 5, Gien Ross 5, Alice Ross 5, and Asel Ross 5. Alice m 4. 1st Oscar Johnson and m. 2nd -- Catline. She and Natalie John- son 5, Beatrice Johnson 5, and Leotz Johnson 5, Nina Peterson 4 d. DeEtte Peterson 3 m. Wm. Burkhart (broth- er of Francis Augustus Burkhart, descendant of Samuel Burkhart) without issue. 2

Hortense Peterson 3 d. George 3 d. Ada 3 and Ida 3 (twins) d. Frank 3 m. Clara Smith. Mytrie Peterson 4 b. 22 April 1884 d. m. Isaac Coddington of Howell, Mich., without issue. Ora 4 b, 24 Jan. 1886 m. 1st Hugh Van Riper. She had Marion 5 d., Edith 5, Cleon 5, Carlisle 5, and Lloyd 5. Wert 4 (b: 3 May 1888 m. ---- and had Loar- ine 5, Warren 5, Edith 5, Catherine 5, Hugh oDnald, 5, and Josephine 5. Veva 4 m. 1st .--- Truax and m. 2nd Dave Potter. She had Donald 5, Dave 5, and' Clara 5. Sena 4 b. 13 Dec 1892 m. Charley Osterle without is- sue. Warren 4 b. 28 July 1896 m. 28 March 1923 Fay Joslyn without is- sue. Lawrence 4 d. young. Doll Pet- erson 3m. Homer Jacobs.

Ashley Burkhart 2 d.

1 Dehlia Burkhart 2 m. Wm. Barber. Francella 3 m. --- Byerle, & had Will 4., Mate 3 m. 1st --- Deerdoff m. 2nd .... She had no issue. Charles 3 d.

Frank Hilary Burkhart 2 b. 16 May 1827 N. Y. d. 23 Apr. 1912 Mich. m. Emiline Gould of N. Y. Eugene Wil- liam Burknart 3 b. 6 Oct. 1856 Gales- burg Ill., d. 17 Nov. 1938 m. Etta May Pulver b. 13 Nov. 1857 d. 9 Dec. 1936 Fowlerville Mich. m. Oct. 1881 (Her parents were Jessie Pulver and Phvlindia Matilda Matrott, both b. Albany, N. Y.) Glenn Pulver Burk- hart 4 b. 8 Sept. 1886 Mich. d. April 1943 m. 23 June 1913 Florence L. Fowle b. 1893 without issue. Lelah Grace Burkhart 4 b. . 12 Sept. 1884 Fowlerville, Mich. living.

John Burkhart 2m. Sarrah Church. Willard 3 d. Isbelle 3 m. 1st -- Baker and m. 2nd ----- Scott.

Phoebe 2 m. James Johnson and had Ruel Johnson 3.

This concludes known data con- cerning John 1; following is known data concerning Samuel 1:

Samuel Burkhart 1 b. March 15 or 18, 1796 d. 4 Jan. 1861 or 1 Jan. 1861 Liv. Co. Mich m. Sarah ( (Sally) Johnson d. 9 Mar. 1867 Liv. Co. Mich. They lived in N. Y. near Medina, Mt. Morris and Monroe Co. in middle life. Their children were b. N. Y. Samuel 1 settled about 1858 in Mich. after spending several years near Medina, Ohlo. He had ten children, of whom 8 became heads of families. , Henry Burkhart 2 b. 18 Oct. 1820 near Mt. Morris N. Y. d. 17 July 1887 Mich. m. 19 March 1844 Lydia S. Hagedorn b. 23 Jan. 1824 Penfield Twp. Monroe Co. N. Y. d. 22 Nov. 1895 Mich. She was dau. of Samuel and Rachel (Hall) Hagedorn of N: Y. Mr. Hagedorn d. 1868 Webster twp. Monroe Co. N. Y. Rachel Hall,

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HOWELL, SOULE

well b. May 21, 1789 and he married Jan. 21, 1813, Edith Soule, b. Feb. 18, 1789. He d. May 16, 1873 and she d. Feb. 22, 1878. Both are buried at Ludlowville, N. Y. Where were they born and marrled? They lived for a time at Skaneateles, N. Y.

Great grandfather freighted goods in the old time bateaux thru the waterways of this state and I am told that he loved to relate stories of these early days. But only one has been remembered. At Little Falls there was a portage around the rapids, I believe, and near the rapids was a stone house in which a man lived who kept a number of "nigger wenches" who loaded the bateaux and their contents on their strong backs and carried them around the portage. And I have been told that this stone house was still standing a few years ago.

George Soule came to Plymouth on the Mayflower in Dec. 1620. He was a servant from Eokington, Worcest- ershire, England. He lived and'mar- ried and had a son Nathaniel who m. Rose ----- > and they had a son Nathaniel Jr. who m. Meribah Gif- ford. Was Edith Soule a descendant from this George?

Edward Howell and his wife had 10 children, Calista Louisa, Louisa-Mar- ia, Adeline Samantha, James Frank- lin, Charles Sidney, Henrietta D. B., Mercy (Bachman), Carolina Minerva, Coleman Marsh, John T."

Mrs. Wm. D. Haring Ludlowville, N. Y.'

SHAVER

Mr. and Mrs. Shaver arrived about 1760 from Rhineland, Germany, set- tled in Frelinghuysen . Township, Warren County, N. J. She d. near Log Goal in 1776. Their children were:

1. Frederick b. about 1747. Was founded of the Shaver family of Log Goal. The Shaver homestead, "Log which later on increased and out Goal", was near Johnsonburg, N. J. He owned farms in the townships of Freylinghuysen, Independence and Knowlton .: /

6. Albram b. about 1786. On Mar. 28, 1811 he m. a.Mry Carrell dau. of Robert Carrell. Had 8 children, Ro- bert, Frederick, Rebecca, William, John Stinson, Elizabeth, Isaac Ho- well, Jane.

7. Sarah b. 1790 r. 1874 m. John Ayres. Had children: Robert Triller, Hampden. Daniel S. Elizabeth, Mary, (the master mind) and Matilda.

8. Susan, who m. on Apr. 1, 1819, Andrew Fries (he b. 1789, d. 1839) son of Peter Fries. Had ch.

9. Philip, b. 1795, d. June 1, 1868. Margaret Albertson. Had 6 ch. all unm.

Isaac Howell m, Sophia Shaver b. My grandfather was Edward Ho- 1778 d. Sept. 1831. Had ch.

1. Philip Shaver Howell. Had 7 ch. VanCleve Howell, John Howell, Sidell Howell, Margaret Howell, Anna Howell (Mrs. Luce), Elizabeth Howell (Mrs. Read), Susan Howell (Mrs. Shuster).

2. David K. Howell.

3. Elizabeth Howell, wife of Henry Corson and of Robert Van Sickle.

4. Susan Howell, wife of John Al- ibertson ..

Susan Howell Haring Ludlowville, N. Y.

THE FRENCH PARISH AT ENKHUIZEN, HOLLAND

A French Parish (also called Wal- loon parish) has existed at Enk- huizen, from 1686 till 1721. Novem- ber 1685 some refugees applied to the municipal corporation to nego- tiate on the possibility of settling down at this town of 25 to 30 fam-

Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, : ilies of Huguenots who fled from | Johnstown, N. Y. their country.

The burgomasters gave their per- mission, first out of sympathy for the prosecuted co-rellgionists but also because the number of inhabitants, (which was dreaming) could thus be made up again and a chance was giv- en to "new industries' to be" estab- lished.

The municipal government promis- ed all kinds of co-operation and gave the group concerned many facilities and so in March 1686 the refugees were able to settle down.

A Parish was founded under their own clergyman whose Was name Pierre Roufrange.

Previously a collection was made for them which brought in not less than seven thousand six hundred and eighty four guilders (7684, -- ) and to which Calvinists as well as Luth- erans and Roman Catholics had con- tributed (the last two compulsory). This money was made to a fund

of which the refugees were helped 'in many respects,"also, advance money on several industries, as cloth and milk manufacturies were established

daughter of Antoine de Puy and Marie Monsarrat, and

July 12, 1705 baptized Anne, dau- ghter of Antoine du Puy and Marié Monsarrat.

Antoine du Puy, mentioned above, had fled from France and had lived at Arnhem, Holland, and married Marie Monsarrat. He settled down at Enkhuizen in 1690, and seems to have been a tradesman.

His eldest son, Carel Jan, became a clergyman (among other places) at Leimuiden, Holland; and another son, Pieter, became a medical doc -. tor and established himself at Enk- huizen and held high government of- fices. He died in 1766 at The Hague. A son of Pieter du Puy, was born in 1754 and died in 1834. He became' a professor of Medical Science at Leiden.

The name of du Puy (also Dupuy) has been connected with Enkhuizen for a long time. The other French names have disappeared from that town. Only the name of Godefroy still occurs, just as the. name of Belier, which also originates with a refugee.

Source: D. Brouwer, Sibbs 1942. Those who wish any kind of in- formation about Huguenot families, which many lived in Holland before they left for America, are kindly re- quested to apply to

Mr. J. D. de RUYTER Postrek 177037

Amersfoort, Holland

The Petries in America

These notes and records of the 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.

(Continued from last week)

(Installment No. 22)

230X Anna Maria (Mary) Petrie, daughter of Jost M. Petrle (prob- ably Johann Jost M. Petri): and Catharine Kessler. She died July 1, 1841, aged 75-10. Buried at Reim- snyder Bush. Married Henry Ritter. He was a captain in the Revolution- ary War. Marrled Jan. 1, 1786. (G. F. I-202). He was the son of Johannes Ritter. He died June 7, 1947, aged 87 yr. 5 mo. 12d. She was born 31 Aug? 1766, b. pt. 15 Sept. Sponsors Anna Maria and Johannes Heering (S. A. I-68). (Manheim Old Lellow Church Records, Publ. Aug. 2, 1933). Child- ren: 2.

970 Johannes Ritter, born Nov. 5, 1786; bapt. Nov. 8. Sponsors Frie dr. îRtter and . Margreth Petri (G. F. I-114).

. 971 Catharine Ritter, born 1788, Aug. Sponsors Catharine Petri, (G .... F. I-132) Died 1842, Married Daniel L "Davis (1788-1862): Children 1,

(Mr's. E. W. Salford)

231X Anna Eva Petri, daughter of

Irved who kept a number of "nigger wenches" who loaded the bateaux and their contents on their strong A French Parish (also called Wal- backs and carried them around the loon parish) has existed at Enk- portage. And I have been told that huizen, from 1686 till 1721. Novem- this stone house was still standing a few years ago.

George Soule came to Plymouth on the Mayflower in Dec. 1620. He was a servant from Eokington, Worcest- ershire, England. He lived and mar- ried and had a son Nathaniel who m. The burgomasters gave their per- , Rose ..... 4 and they had a son mission, first out of sympathy for Nathaniel Jr. who m. Meribah Gif- the prosecuted co-religionists but also ford. Was Edith Soule a descendant because the number of inhabitants, from this George?

Mrs. Wm. D. Haring Ludlowville, N. Y.' ..

SHAVER

Mr. and Mrs. Shaver arrived about Previously a collection was made for them which brought in not less 1760 from Rhineland, Germany, set- tled in Frelinghuysen . Township, than seven thousand six hundred and Warren County, N. J. She d. near Log Goal in 1776. Their children were:

1. Frederick b. about 1747. Was . founded of the Shaver family of Log Goal. The Shaver ,homestead, "Log Goal" was near . Johnsonburg, N. J. He owned farms in the townships of many respects, also advance money Freylinghuysen, Independence, Knowlton .. + 17;

2. William b. about 1750. He was the pioneer ( storekeeper at | Marks- boro. (Hardwick), N. J.

Frederick Shaver b. about 1747, killed by a runaway team of his own hourses May 10. 1823, married Eli- zabeth Triller dau. of Robert Triller of Knowlton Township, N. J. She was b. 1731 - d. 1823.

Children :

1. Sophia b. 1778. d. Sept. 1831. m. Isaac Howell.

2. Magdalene, called Lena b. 1778, d. 'Sept. 1831? married Nathan Cooke, des. of Francis Cooke of the| where else.

Mayflower. Had son Frederick Shav- er Cooke.

3. William b. 1781. d. umm. Jan. 26, 1829.

4. Elizabeth, b. Nov. 6, 1783. d. at Caget, ·du Val, de la Rival, Brun,

Danville in the Great Meadows (NJ) Mar. 6, 1847. m. Judge John Stinson. Had son Archibald Stinson.

5. Christina b. Sept. 13, 1784. d. Mar. 18, 1828 m. John Allen. Had daus. Elizabeth and Margaret.

ENKHUIZEN, HOLLAND

ber 1685 some refugees applied to the municipal corporation to nego- tiate on the possibility of settling down at this town of 25 to 30 fam- ilies of Huguenots who fled from their country.

(which was dreaming) could thus be made up again and a chance was giv- eh to "new industries' to be" estab- lished.

The municipal government promis- ed all kinds of co-operation and gave the group concerned many facilities and so in March 1686 the refugees were able to settle down.

A Parish was founded under their own clergyman whose name Pierre Roufrange.

eighty four guilders (7684, -- ) and to which Calvinists as well as Luth- erans and Roman Catholics had con- tributed (the last two compulsory). This money was made to a fund which later on increased and out of which the refugees were helped in

and lon several industries, "as cloth and milk manufacturies were established out of this fund.

"The results did not come up to the expectations, were even most dis- appointing sometimes. .

The Huguenot-community thus had a most sober existence. Yet they held their own under their clengy- man Pierre Roufrange. When he died in 1721 it was not considered neces- sary to appoint a successor and the olerical organization was dissolved.

The members partly went over to the Calvinist Church, others stayed on their own or settled down some

In the marriage and baptismal,re- gister occur the following names:

Paysant, Depress, Fourdrinier, de la Haize, can der, Slyke, de Fierville,

Godefroy, Halot, Guitteau, Sigalin, Lavergne, Changuyon, Valton, Petit, Castaing, du Piz, de Buscagne, Pacot, Meisar, etcetera.

I specially mention.

June 28, 1702, baptized Elizabeth,

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(Continued from last week)

(Installment No. 22)

230X Anna Maria (Mary) Petrie, daughter of Jost M. Petrie (prob- ably Johann Jost M. Petri) and Catharine Kessler. She died July 1841, aged 75-10. Buried at Reim- snyder Bush. Married Henry Ritter. He was a captain in the Revolution- ary War. Married Jan. 1, 1786. (G. F. I-202). He was the son of Johannes Ritter. He died June 7, 1947, aged 87 yr. 5 mo. 12d. She was born 31 Aug. 1766, b. pt. 15 Sept. Sponsors Anna Maria and Johannes Heering (S. A. I-68). (Manheim Old Lellow Church Records, Publ. Aug. 2, 1933). Child- ren: 2.

970 Johannes Ritter, born Nav. 5, 1786; bapt. Nov. 8. Sponsors Frie dr. iRtter and Margreth Petri (G. F. I-114).

1 971 Catharine Ritter, born 1788 Aug. Sponsors Catharine Petri. (G. F. I-132) Died 1842. Married Daniel LwDavis (1788-1862). Children 1. (Mrs. E. W. Safford).

231X Anna Eva Petri, daughter of Jost M: Petri nad Catharine Kessler. Married Stephen Eisenmann. Ann, who was the 2nd, wife was born Feb. 29, 1768; died Feb. 13, 1823, aged 55 years. Stephen was born March 1761; died May 15, 1844, in Little . Falls, N. Y. His first wife and baby were killed by the Indians June. 9, 1779. (See Simms' Frontiersmen of N. Y. I-238, and Bellinger Notes). Children: 980X Henry Eysaman, Esq. born Aug. 21, 1803. Married Margaret Bell-

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981X Jacob Eysaman, born June 15 1796; died Jan. 13, 1879. Prisoner, of war in 1812. Married Maria Belling; er, :daughter (940.B.78) of Cathar- ine Petrie and John I (or J) Belling- er. She was born 11 Sept. 1795 (Ros. Rec.). Moved to St. Lawrence Co. They were married 21 July 1816. She died the same year he did Nov. 5, 1779. Children: 4. 1 .1 .

982X Johan Jost (Joseph) Eisen- mann, born Oct. 25, 1787. Married Anna Casler (Germ. Flats I-124), He was baptised and the sponsor was Margaret Petri. Children 3.

983 Anna Eva Eisenmann, born May 17, 1806. Sponsors Petro Eisen- mann and wife Catharine Glockin. (Herk. I-48),

984 Catharine Eisenmann, bapt, 16, Oct. 1789. Sponsors Catharine J. Petri, widow.

985 John S. Eysaman, Married Polly Young, Children 1.

234X Johan Jost Petri, son of Jost M. Petri and Catharine Kessler (41) was born June 19, '1777, bapt. July 6, (B Oct. 3, 1777, according to Reg- ister in possession of Fae Petrie). Sponsors Jacob Kessler and Delia. (G. F. I-24). (Vensus report )

(This may be the J. J. Petri of Ples- sis-Deuel). Aged 77. Died 1854. Was a native of Herkimer, N. Y. Married Dorte (or Dolly) Storing, born Feb. 27,.1777; died Dec. 2, 1856. Aged 79 years. Married July 16, 1797. (From records of Kae Petri). Children 5.

950X Joseph Petrie, Jr. born Jan. 16, 1811 in Montgomery Co. di;ed 1885, Aged 73 (See death records, Plessis, N. Y. Cemetery). Had 3 wives: Married (1st) Pamelia (or Penulira) Storing, born 1814 (accord- ing to Marie Lyle), or March 5, 1819. | er about 1900, without issue.

She was a granddaughter of Henry I. Klock and Margaret Waggoner (Accor. Marie Lyle) died 1854, aged 40. Note: Joseph Petrie moved with his parents to Jefferson Co. located at LeRay, when he was 5 years old. Children of this marriage 5. Married (2nd) Elizabeth R. McMullen, born about 1830; died 1864, aged 34. Born in Jefferson Co., (Plessis Cem. re- cords. Chidlren: 1. Married (3) Olive Parsons, of Rodman, N. Y. Born Apr. 14 1833, daughter of Cyrus and Miranda Eaton Parsons, Married 2-7-1865. Died Apr. 21, 1915. (Mrs. Tuell, Rodman, N. Y. sent in report of this line). Children:

951 Nancy Petrie Born Jan. 17, 1794; died Sept. 13, 1854. Married Jacob Keller.

-. 952 Polly Petrie, born Feb. 18, 1802. Married Jacob Hoover (or Hu- bert); as shown by Reformed Church Records, He was a son of Joannis Hubert; and Gertrudis Grim of Her- kimer. Children:

953X James Petrie born Nov. 24, 1804; died June 25, 1778, in Oswego Co., N. Y. Married Nancy Walradt (or Walrath), born May 23, 1808; died June 24, 1878. Children 8.

954X Jonas Petrie, born 2-7-1799; died Dec. 19, 1888. Married Elizabeth Hoover, born May 3, 1802; died 9-1- 1887. Children 6.

(From records of Deuel, Fae Pet- rie, Mrs. Lyle and Emoy Petrie). (To be Continued)

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1948], Part 29

Author: Publication date: 1942 Publisher: [1942-1949] Number of Pages: 222

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