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AARON (15), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE:
34. Catherine, born August 31, 1731, married Abraham Storm, October 5, 1759.
35. Rebecca, born January 8, 1734, married John Waldron, Feb- ruary 2, 1759, had two children.
36. Abraham, born December 31. 1736, married Margaret Meyer, December 27, 1764, had two children, and died about 1784. 37. Maria No. 1, born November 29, 1738, died September 17, 1744.
38. Maria No. 2, born January 8, 1745, married John S. Sickles, September 29, 1763.
39. Aaron, born March 18, 1747, died July 6, 1750.
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John Bussing (17), born January 20, 1705, married June 15, 1725, Mary, daughter of Evert Bruyn, of .Westchester County, New York. On August 26, 1729, he contracted to complete the church at Fordham for £4. He died about 1732, before his father.
JOHN (17), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE :
40. Evert, was living in Westchester in 1757.
41. Peter, who married Susannah Myer, and had three children. She a daughter of Abraham Myer.
42. John, born 1757, married Ann Bogardus, October 15, 1817, (Was sixty years old at date of marriage.)
PETER (19), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE :
43. Peter, born October 1, 1735, married Charity Williams, June 7, 1757, had seven children, and died July 9, 1790.
44. Mary, born July 16, 1738, died, unmarried, July 7, 1751.
45. Rebecca No. 1, born March 3, 1741, died June 26, 1751.
46. Maria, born July 28, 1752, died February 9, 1822.
47. Rebecca No. 2, born March 6, 1755, died, unmarried, June 20, 1771.
ISAAC (24), (SON OF HARMAN), lived in Lombard Street, now Trinity Place, was deceased in 1765. Had issue :
48. Timothy (Timotheus), baptized September 12, 1739, mar- ried Jane Crosby, April 29, 1763, had eight children, and died March 24, 1831, at Bethlehem, N. Y.
49. Isaac, baptized July 15, 1741.
50. Herman, baptized December 7, 1743.
51. Jacobus, baptized March 19, 1746, married Elizabeth Fort, November 21, 1782.
52. Anna No. 1, baptized May 22, 1748, died young.
53. William, baptized August 1, 1750.
54. Anna No. 2, baptized October 4, 1752, married Richard Thomas, May 21, 1770.
ARENT (27), (SON OF HARMAN), HAD ISSUE:
55. Sarah, baptized April 29, 1750, died May 26, 1812.
56. Mary (Maria) baptized January 15, 1752, married first, Ellis Wool, February 15, 1774, had two children. She mar- ried second, Simon Van Antwerp, June 12, 1787, had five children, and died February 15. 1822.
57. Anna, born October 10, 1753, married William Hyer, March 30, 1775, had five children.
58. William, born January 10, 1756, married first, Mary Clark. December 3, 1788, had one child. He married second, Susan Odell, March 18, 1792, had eleven children, and died March 2, 1836.
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59. Harmanus, born December 19, 1759, married Alida Fort, October 6, 1787, had eleven children, and died May 28, 1845.
60. Hester No. 1, born October 13, 1761, died October 29, 1764.
61. Peter No. 1, born March 13, 1764, died October 9, 1764.
62. Peter (Pieter) No. 2, born May 18, 1766, married Catherine Weldon, November 10, 1792, had one child, and died November 16, 1794.
63. Hester No. 2, born October 29, 1768, died October 15, 1769. JACOBUS (28), (SON OF HARMAN), HAD ISSUE :
64. Jacobus, baptized September 1, 1748.
65. Sara, baptized October 17, 1750.
66. Anna, baptized July 5, 1752.
67. Maria, baptized February 17, 1754.
68. Harmanus, baptized February 4, 1761.
69. Susanna, baptized December 10, 1758, married Abraham Rich, June 2, 1789.
70. Johannes, baptized April 29, 1764.
ABRAHAM (29), (SON OF HARMAN), HAD ISSUE:
71. Jane, born July 12, 1750, married Simon (Samuel) Scher- merhorn, September 3, 1773.
72. Elizabeth, born July 24, 1752, married Peter Schermerhorn, September 5, 1771.
73. Sarah, born June 18, 1756, married Jacobus T. Stoutenberg, July 17, 1780.
. 74. Abraham, born March 16, 1770, married Hester Kingsland, April 17, 1794, had six children, and died 1825.
JOHN (32), (SON OF JOHN), HAD ISSUE:
75. Johannes, baptized June 23, 1751, married Mally (Margaret) Wilson, had five children.
76. Hendrik, baptized August 16, 1752, married Elizabeth Ryers, March 8, 1774.
77. Elizabeth, baptized July 7, 1754, married Theunis Ryer, November 26, 1772.
78. Gerrett, baptized July 25, 1756.
ABRAHAM (36), (SON. OF AARON), HAD ISSUE :
79. Aaron, who married Jane, daughter of Samuel Benson, August 18, 1791. had five children, and died May 22, 1835.
80. Susannah, who married first, John Meyer, December 15, 1785, and second, Peter Montfort.
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HISTORY OF HARLEM.
Peter (41) bought of Abraham Myer, Jr., April 16, 1753, the · two southerly lots (called 40 acres), of the old Tourneur farm on Harlem Lane, to which, about a year later, he added the upper lot by purchase from the widow Grietie Kortright. The three lots taking in the land outside the patent line in the rear, up to the hills, made about 74 acres, of which, in 1784, after the death of their father, the three sons of Peter, namely, Adolph, Abraham and John Bussing, conveyed that part of the upper lot which lay west of Harlem Lane, and containing 14 acres, to the brothers, Henry and Abraham Van Bramer. The remainder of the farm was equally divided by the three Bussing brothers, by deeds of April 7, 1787. (See Appendix G.) These occupied their respective portions, and here Adolph closed his life, on February 3, 1820, and John on May 1, 1830.
PETER (41), (SON OF JOHN), HAD ISSUE :
81. Adolph, who married Anna ? , had one child, and died February 3, 1820.
82. Abraham, who married first Elizabeth Britt, November 3, 1782, and second, Sarah Brown. Had four children by second wife.
83. John, who married first. Mary McCree, January 3, 1781. and second, Elizabeth Lindsley, October 12, 1784, and died May 1, 1830.
PETER (43), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE:
84. Peter, 'born November 24, 1758, married Elizabeth Valen- tine, had three children.
85. Margaret, born June 2. 1761. married Isaac Valentine.
86. Helena, born October 28. 1763, married Andrew Corsa. .
87. Mary, born January 23. 1766, married Walter Briggs, Janu- ary 15, 1789.
88. John, born May 26, 1768, married Sarah Valentine. March 28, 1790. and died August 26, 1853.
89. Sarah (or Susan), born September 1, 1770, married Dennis Valentine.
90. Elizabeth, born July 11. 1772. married John Valentine, and died June 3. 1843.
TIMOTHY (48). (SON OF ISAAC ), HAD ISSUE :
91. Timothy, born April 29. 1777, married Catherine Oliver. had two children.
92. William C., born October 19, 1779. married Jane McMurdy, July 26, 1823, had three children.
93. Harman, born April 5. 1782. baptized July 3. 1782.
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94. Ann, born June 7, 1784, baptized October 17, 1784.
95. Isaac (Ysak).
96. Betsy Hannah.
97. Two other daughters, names not found.
WILLIAM (58), (SON OF ARENT), HAD ISSUE BY SECOND WIFE:
98. Peter No. 1, born December 26, 1792, died August 28, 1808. 99. John, born March 31, 1795, died September 27, 1829.
100. Sarah, born January 20, 1797, married Abraham B. Rich, had eight children, and died in November, 1870.
IOI. Maria (Mary), born November 19, 1798, lied August 26, 1799.
102. William, born February 17. 1801, died June 30, 1836.
103. Susannah, born April 10, 1803, died June 26, 1805.
104. James, born September 17, 1805, died February 28, 1836. 105. Harman, born February 18, 1807, died October 7, 1807.
106. Peter No. 2. born December 28, 1808, died May 16, 1809. 107. Hyer, born January 6, 1810, died July 6, 1810.
108. George H., born may 3, 1812, married Phynetta Williams, May 4. 1837. had four children, and died June 7, 1877. HARMANUS (59). (SON OF ARENT), HAD ISSUE :
109. Rebecca, born November 23, 1788, baptized December 25, 1788. died November 19, 1790.
IIO. Aaron, born September 8. 1790, was lost at sea.
III. John, born September 12, 1792. married Mary Brown, but died without issue :
112. Peter. born September 14. 1794, married, and had two children.
113. Sarah, born February 1, 1797. married Roswell Granger, July 31. 1816, had six children, and died August 22. 1879.
114. William, born November 10. 1799, married first, Miss ? Long, had one child. He married second, ? Winegar, but died March 28, 1860, leaving no issue by second wife. 115. Jane, born September 6, 1802, married David Johnson, October 18, 1827. had six children.
116. Mary Ann, born March 10, 1805, married Edwin B. Cham- berlain, December 29, 1835, had three children.
117. Harman, born August 22, 1806, married first, Catherine Schuyler, May 20, 1836, had one child. He married second. Margaret Schuyler, May 21, 1840, had three children.
118. Abraham, born August 22, 1808, died August 25, 1808.
119. Harvey Hyer, born July 10, 1812, married Avilda Hilton. September 17, 1839. had five children, and died April 25. 1860.
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PETER (62), (SON OF ARENT), HAD ISSUE:
120. Aaron, born February 3, 1794, baptized March 1, 1794, died July 23, 1814.
ABRAHAM (74), (SON OF ABRAHAM), HAD ISSUE:
121. Abraham, who married Hester Kingsland, June 9, 1825, and died January 26, 1853.
122. Edmund Kingsland, born January 25, 1798.
123. Elizabeth Mesier, who married William W. Moulton, Sep- tember 22, 1817.
124. John Schermerhorn, born October 15, 1802, married first, Ann Spier, had one child. He married second, Ann Van Nest, August 20, 1833, had three children, and died June 9, 1864.
125. Mary Wilkinson.
126. Jane.
JOHANNES (75), (SON OF JOHN), HAD ISSUE:
127. Cathalyna, born December 7, 1775, baptized January 21, 1776.
128. Anna, born April 17. 1777, baptized May 11, 1777.
129. Marytje No. I, born September 2, 1778, baptized October 26, 1778, died young.
130. Marytje No. 2, born March 9, 1780, baptized April 30, 1780. 131. Jane, born July 9, 1784, baptized August 15, 1784. 4
AARON (79), (SON OF ABRAHAM), HAD ISSUE:
132. John M., who married Margaret Legrange, about 1818, had nine children.
133. Samuel.
134. Abraham Barker.
135. Margaret, who married Peter Myer.
136. Rebecca D .. who married Hon: Nathaniel. Jarvis, Septem- ber 3. 1831.
ADOLPH (81). (SON OF PETER). HAD ISSUE:
137. Susannah, who married Obadiah Sands, and had one child.
ABRAHAM (82), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE BY SECOND WIFE :
138. John.
139. Peter ( Rev.). who had three children.
140. Anna. who married George Warner.
141. Susan, who married Benjamin Banks, had two children.
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BUSSING FAMILY.
PETER (84), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE:
142. Elizabeth, born April 13, 1782, married Jeronimus Turk, Jr., had two children. 143. John, born April 28, 1787.
144. Mary (Corson), born January 12, 1796.
JOHN (88), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE :
145. Peter, born October 10, 1792, at Fordham, Westchester County, N. Y., married Martha Corsa, October 12, 1825, and died October 7, 1864.
GEORGE H. (108), (SON OF WILLIAM), HAD ISSUE:
146. Sarah Maria.
147. Emma, who married Charles Corsa, December 13, 1871, had two children.
148. Susannah.
149. Georgianna.
PETER (112). (SON OF HARMANUS), HAD ISSUE : 150. Mary.
151. Harvey.
WILLIAM (114), (SON OF HARMANUS), HAD ISSUE BY FIRST WIFE:
152. Jane Ann. who married Benjamin Humphrey, July 2, 1861, had one child.
HARMAN (117), (SON OF HARMANUS), HAD ISSUE BY FIRST WIFE :
153. Catherine. who married Jonathan Morey, July 2, 1861, had one child.
HARMAN (117) HAD ISSUE BY HIS SECOND WIFE:
154. Daniel Schuyler, who married Fannie W. Starr, October II, 1876. 155. John N.
156. Charlotte S., who married John G. Serviss, September 25, 1872.
HARVEY HYER (119), (SON OF HARMANUS), HAD ISSUE: 157. ? (child) that died in infancy.
158. Caroline A., born March 11, 1841, married Nicholas Few, but died without issue, July 24, 1867.
159. Jane, who married James Smith, had three children.
160. Sarah G., who married Putnam Miller.
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161. Mary, who married Jacob J. Johnson, March, 1875.
EDMUND KINGSLAND (122), (SON OF ABRAHAM), HAD ISSUE: 162. Abraham, who married Emma Frost, 1859. She a daugh- ter of Samuel Frost of New York City.
JOHN SCHERMERHORN (124), (SON OF ABRAHAM), HAD ISSUE BY FIRST WIFE, ANN SPIER:
163. Robert Spier, born September 28, 1826, married Mary Kingsland Brown, January 8, 1850, had eight children. He a real estate dealer.
JOHN SCHERMERHORN ( 124). HAD ISSUE BY HIS SECOND WIFE, ANN VAN NEST, VIZ. :
164. Abraham V. N., who died in infancy.
165. John S., born September 21, 1838, married first, Katherine Breath, June 17, 1873, died March 26, 1874. He mar- ried second, Emily Morton, October 31, 1882, had two children.
166. Mary.
JOIN M. ( 132), (SON OF AARON), HAD ISSUE:
167. Marten, born July 6, 1820, baptized August 6, 1820.
168. Maria Ann, born June 10, 1822, baptized August 11, 1822. 169. John Legrange, born February 15, 1824, baptized March 7, 1824.
170. Adam, born October 25, 1825, baptized February 12, 1826. 171. Abraham, born October 29, 1827, baptized November 18, 1827.
172. Christian, born September 21, 1829.
173. Margaret, born May 2, 1831, baptized July 24, 1831.
174. Ellen Rebecca, born February 28, 1833, baptized May 19, 1833.
175. Andrew Teneick, born May 21. 1835, baptized August, 1835.
REV. PETER (139), (SON OF ABRAHAM), HAD ISSUE : 176. William J.
177. Julia A .. who married Horatio WV. Thompson.
178. Elizabeth, who married George Peck.
PETER (145). (SON OF JOHN). IIAD ISSUE: 179. John. born May 1, 1831, married Amanda Valentine, July 8. 1863, had four children, and died January 8, 1877. 180. Peter Valentine, born June 5. 1843, single (1902).
181. Mary, who married William Johnston. November 15, 1853, now deceased.
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BUSSING FAMILY.
182. Martha Jane, who married James B. Sheridan, May 20, 1862, had four children.
183. Sarah Elizabeth, died unmarried.
184. Hannah, unmarried.
185. Amanda, unmarried.
ROBERT SPIER ( 163), (SON OF JOHN SCHERMERHORN), HAD ISSUE :
186. Robert Spier, Jr., born January 25, 1853.
187. Mary.
188. Florence.
189. Maude.
190. Edith.
191. Cornelia.
192. George.
193. Jennie.
JOHN S. (165), (SON OF JOHN SCHERMERHORN ), HAD ISSUE BY FIRST WIFE, VIZ. :
194. Kate, who died young.
195. Ann, who died young.
JOHN (179), (SON OF PETER), HAD ISSUE:
196. Martha Valentine, unmarried (1902).
197. Mary, who married Ralph O. Ives, July 2, 1890, have one child.
198. Sarah A., unmarried (1902).
199. John. died single, July 15, 1877.
DELAMATER.
Glaude le Maistre, born 1620. as his autograph is, ancestor of the entire Delamater family in this country, having died before the date of the Dongan patent, his widow, Hester. and sons Jan and Isaac, took his place among the patentees. An exile from his home at Richebourg. in Artois, it was while living in the Loyerdwars- straet. at Amsterdam, April 24. 1652, that Glaude married Hester Du Bois. who was his second wife (his first wife having been Jeanne De Lannoy), and. as we have seen, also of a French refugee family. Glaude spent some of his first years in America at Flatbush, working as a carpenter, and there four of his six children were born. With Meyndert Coerten, Walraven Luten, Pierre Billiou and others (MIrs. Billiou, a Du Bois, was proba- bly related to Mrs. Delamater*), he applied, August 22, 1661,
* Pierre Billiou was a Walloon from near Lille, and married at Leyden, April 20, 1649. Francoise du Bois, a sister of Louis du Bois, later of Esopus; both, we think,
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for land on Staten Island; but only Billiou and Luten set- tled there, while he and Coerten soon came to Harlem. where Delamater served four terms as a magistrate, between 1666 and 1673. He bought two allotments of land, from Daniel Tourneur. for which he took out a patent June 25, 1668. In 1675 he was chosen a deacon, but his sympathies were with the French church and service, whence arose the controversy with the town regard- ing the parish clerk's salary, which so disturbed his latter years. If impetuous, Glaude was not incapable of generous acts when approached kindly; and his obstinacy in maintaining what he conceived to be his rights can hardly be deemed a defect in his character. He died in or about 1683, his years having exceeded three-score and ten.
Glaude Delamater. or Le Maistre, as he was then called. mar- ried first, Jeanne De Lannoy, and second Hester Du Bois. April 24, 1652, had six children, and died about 1683. On November 6. 1687, Glaude's widow married Jan Tibout, the parish clerk. In view of this event, she and Tibout had entered into an agreement, September 23. preceding, with her sons Jan and Isaac. and son- in-law Bussing (who together took the real estate, having power to do so from the absent heirs, Abraham and Jacobus Delamater, and Moses Le Count). by which she was to "have the free use of the house and erf at the strand," while she lived, and Jan and Isaac were to pay her twenty-seven schepels of wheat yearly. "Should any land be drawn during Hester du Bois' lifetime. it shall belong to them both, to wit, Jan Tibout and Hester Du Bois."
GLAUDE, BY SECOND WIFE, HAD ISSUE:
2. Jan. born in 1653. baptized March 9, 1653. married Ruth. daughter of Resolved Waldron. August 11. 1678. had nine children, and died 1702.
3. Abraham Delamater, born at Flatbush, in 1656, removed in his carly manhood. with his brother Jacobus. to Kings- ton. Ulster County. N. Y. He there married. June 18. 1682. Celeste, daughter of Cornelius Vernoy. and had four children. He married a second wife. Elsie. daugh- ter of Jurian Tappan, and widow of Hillebrant Lechier. about 1692. having five children. A magistrate and
of the Canterbury family, of which was Mrs. Delamater: this kinship, probably. the cause of three of the Delamater children going to Esopus. Billion had two daughters. born at Leyden. He embarked at Amsterdam, May 9, 1661 (see note p. -- ). ac. companied by his wife and four children, aged 9, 7. 6 and 16 years. They had an Isaac baptized four days after landing at New Amsterdam. Isaac was living in 1;0 ;. A son, Peter, born here in 1668, married Maria Breese in 1701. Pierre Billiou was schout of Staten Island during the Dutch reoccupation. Ile and "his two sons" received a grant of three farms, 270 acres, on the south side of that island, next to Jacques Guion, laid out to them October 18. 1675. He also acquired land at Pis- cataqua, N. J. Billiou has descendants, but now much scattered.
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elder at Kingston, and prominent in public affairs, he closed a useful life November 20, 1734.
4. Isaac, born 1658, married Cornelia Everts (Van Ness), about 1681, had nine children.
5. Susannah, born 1660, married Arent Harmanse Bussing, February 24, 1673, had three children.
6. Hester, born 1662, married Moses Le Count, had four children. He of Kingston, N. Y.
7. Jacobus Delamater, born 1665, at Harlem, married at Kings- ton, September 23, 1688, Gertrude (born 1666). daughter of Martin Cornelisz. Ysselsteyn (Esselsteyn), of Claver- ack. He was a trustee of Kingston, and a firm supporter of the church there for some years, till he settled in Mar- bletown upon land (296 acres) bought in 1715, and where he died in 1741, leaving this property to his sons Isaac and Martin, and a farm at Claverack to his eldest son Glaude. Had ten children.
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Jan Delamater (2), (son of Glaude), was, as we have seen, a worthy and useful resident. He operated considerably in lands. On March 7, 1676, he and Jan Nagel bought Journee's property. Dividing it July 14, 1677, Delamater took the house and lot and No. 14 Van Keulen's Hook. He soon sold the latter. but after- ward acquired Nos. 10, II, in the same tract, and No. 7 of the New Lots. He also succeeded to an erf and 9 morgen of the paternal lands; this giving him the lower half of the farm on Montanye's Flat, lot No. 12 Van Keulen's Hook, and the two north gardens next the church lot. He now sold No. 7 to Samuel Waldron, April 21. 1688, leased his three lots on Van Keulen's Hook to Joost Van Oblinus, and on the same date conveyed the Journee erf to Peter Van Oblinus, who sold it to Jacques Tourneur, August 7, 1691. In May, 1690, Dela- mater bartered his Van Keulen's Hook lots for others on Hoorn's Hook, to which he removed. See Appendix H. On October 25, 1702, being "sick in bed," he made his will, giving his wife a life use of his estate. The will was proved September 9, 1703. only a few days before the widow married Henry Bogert, of Marbletown, to which place she removed with some of her chil- dren. The Hoorn's Hook farm and other lands of Jan Dela- mater were sold, in 1710, to Samuel Waldron.
JAN (2), (SON OF GLAUDE), HAD ISSUE:
8. Jannetie, born April 20, 1679, baptized April 30, 1679, died young.
9. Susannah No. 1, born November 25, 1680, died young.
10. Susannah No. 2, baptized October 11, 1682, married Albert Low, October 2, 1702, had five children.
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II. Cornelius, baptized May 6, 1683, married Margaret Van Steenburgh, September 28, 1703, had eleven children.
12. Cornelia, baptized February 19, 1685, married Cornelius Bogert, 1707, had two children.
13. Susannah, baptized December 12, 1685.
14. Johannes No. 1, baptized January 29, 1688, died young.
15. Abraham, baptized July 17, 1689, married Sarah Bogert, January 19, 1711, had four children. He married second, Catherine -? , and had one child.
16. Jannetje, baptized October 13, 1689, married William Elting. ABRAHAM (3), (SON OF GLAUDE), HAD ISSUE BY FIRST WIFE: 17. Tanneke, baptized March 27, 1692, married Martin Bogert, May 7, 1713, had five children.
18. Hester, born 1694, married John Lewis, May 22, 1713, had two children.
19. Maria (Marytje), born August 8, 1696, married John Pierce, June 3, 1716, had ten children.
20. Catherine, baptized March 21, 1697.
ABRAHAM (3) HAD ISSUE BY SECOND WIFE, ELSIE LECHIIER: 21. Adriana (Ariaantje), baptized November 11, 1694, married Aldert Kiersted, October 26, 1714, had two children.
22. Johannes (Joannes), baptized July 4. 1697, married first Christina Wynkoop, May 12, 1723, had seven children. He married second, Maria Decker, November 11, 1738, had two children, and died 1756.
23. David, baptized February 2, 1701, married Laurentia Ten- broek, May 10, 1728, had nine children. Will proved December 17, 1771.
24. Jacobus (James), baptized April 22, 1705, married Catrina Schoonmaker, November 12, 1726, had one child.
25. Abraham (Abram), baptized September 28, 1707, married Rachel, daughter of Abraham Low, had seven children, and died July 13. 1776.
Isaac Delamater (4), (son of Glaude). was born 1658, at Flatbush, and married about 1681, Cornelia Everts (Van Ness), of Albany, a sister of Rebecca Everts, wife of Jerome Barheyt, of that place. Both Isaac and wife united with the church at New York, December 3, 1681, though living at Harlem, where he was afterward a deacon. Later he served the town as a com- missioner, also a constable. Isaac obtained the upper half of his father's farm on Montanye's Flat, called six morgen, or twelve acres. He leased it, with house, garden, orchard, and half the meadow, to Jan Tibout, February 13, 1688, for 12 years. Isaac drew lot No. 11, Jochem Pieters' Hills, which he sold to
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Jan Dyckman. He resumed his farm, and occupied it as late as December 3, 1726, on which date he conveyed all his lands to his son John. He, or his son Isaac, bought No. 6, New Lots, from Nicholas Kortright, in 1729, and sold it in 1731 to Johannes Waldron.
ISAAC (4), (SON OF GLAUDE), HAD ISSUE :
26. Hester, baptized April 7, 1683, at Albany, married first Simon Van Ness, from that place, January 15, 1701, but in 1716 a farmer at Newark, N. J., and second, Frans Spuys, Oc- tober 4, 1733.
27. Evertie (Titje), baptized January 14, 1685, married Bern- ardus Verveelen, April 6, 1713, had eight children.
28. John (Jan), baptized January 16, 1687, married Annatje Waldron, June 11, 1714, had ten children, and died about 1743.
29. Abraham, baptized March 29, 1693, married Catharine, daughter of Johannes Benson, February 21, 1718, had four children, and died December 8, 1771. Was owner from 1727 to 1742 of the Louvre, or Jones' Woods Farm. He lived for some years at Tappan, N. Y., but returned to New York, where he died.
30. Isaac, baptized March 29, 1693. married Belitie Waldron, August 9, 1717, had four children.
31. Rebecca, baptized November 25, 1696, married Captain Isaac Delamater, October 20, 1717, had fourteen children.
32. Jacob, born April 9, 1699.
33. Susannah, who married Johannes B. Waldron, June 5, 1719, had five children. .
34. Cornelia, who married Cornelius Quackenbos, June 16, 1726, had one child.
JACOBUS (7), (SON OF' GLAUDE), HAD ISSUE:
35. Glaude, born 1692, baptized January 28, 1692, married Chris- tina Leggett, had eight children, and died 1770.
36. Isaac, baptized June 3, 1694, known as Captain Delamater, who married his cousin, Rebecca Delamater, November 8, 1717, had fourteen children, and on October 21, 1764, married Catherine Winegar, removed from Marbletown to Amenia, Dutchess County, N. Y., served in the French War, was a justice of the peace, and died April 20, 1775. 37. Martha, baptized November 8, 1696.
38. Jacobus, baptized May 18, 1699.
39. Martin, baptized May 4, 1701, married Elizabeth Nottingham, April 13, 1728, had ten children, and died about 1768.
40. Bata, baptized December 24, 1703, married John Leggett, October 25, 1722, had four children.
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