Ten Broeck (1897)

Descendants of Wessel Wesselse TenBroeck Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 Home Page: http://collectornuts.com This is a work in progress and there are probably errors of fact or deduction, despite my attempt to be as accurate as possible. Please do your own research and do not copy my biographies into your own files. The writing and research in this file represents many hours of work, but I’m sharing it to help other genealogists just as many people have helped me. If you find mistakes, please let me know and provide a source for your correction. I do not knowingly include living persons in my working file. E-mail: collectornuts at gmail.com

Generation No. 1

1. WESSEL WESSELSE1 TENBROECK was born Abt. 1600 in Europe and died Abt. 1676.

Notes for WESSEL WESSELSE TENBROECK: Much of my information on this family is taken from Runk, Emma Ten Broeck (1897). The Ten Broeck Genealogy, Being the records and Annals of Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck of Albany and his Descendants. New York: Printed at the DeVinne Press. According to Runk, due to lack of early records we have only "the honored tradition that Wessel Ten Broeck, the one ancestor of the several branches of the Ten Broeck family in the United States, came to the Colony of New Netherland with Peter Minuit, the first Director General, in 1626" (p. 8).

The Ten Broeck family of early Albany and colonial New York is descended from Wessel Wesselse who came to New Netherland during the 1630s. His son, Dirck Wesselse, became one of the fathers of the city of Albany. His many offspring established the Ten Broeck name in Albany and beyond. By 1697, trader-turned-businessman Wessel Ten Broeck had joined his father on the city census. In 1720, three Ten Broeck men were Albany freeholders. By that time, the family had established itself east of the Hudson on country estates anchored by Dirck Wesselse's estate on the Roelof Jansen Kil. Wessel's son, Dirck Ten Broeck, was appointed mayor of Albany in 1746. He died in 1751. But his widow and three other Ten Broeck households were enumerated on the city census of 1756. Dirck and Margarita's son, General Abraham Ten Broeck, businessman, field officer in the Revolutionary army, and the was third member of the family to serve as mayor of Albany. He was the most widely known family member. He was one of three Ten Broecks who owned homes in the third ward in 1790. The former administrator of Rensselaerswyck, he built Ten Broeck mansion - the historic house headquarters of the Albany County Historical Association. His only son, Dirck, served as speaker of the New York State Assembly in 1798. In 1815, only two Ten Broeck households remained in the city. After Ten Broeck Mansion and the "Ten Broeck Triangle" neighborhood of Arbor Hill, the family is recalled today in the names of numerous public buildings in Albany and beyond.

Children of WESSEL WESSELSE TENBROECK are: 2. i. WESSEL WESSELSE2 TENBROECK, COL., b. 1636, Munster; d. November 25, 1704, Kingston, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, NY. 3. ii. DIRCK WESSELSE TENBROECK, MAJOR, b. December 18, 1638, Kingston, Ulster, NY; d. September 18, 1717, Manor of Livingston, at his Bouwerie, Clermont, Columbia Co, New York, age 78y 9m, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery. iii. HENDRICK TENBROECK. iv. JOCHEM WESSELSE TENBROECK.

Generation No. 2

2. WESSEL WESSELSE2 TENBROECK, COL. (WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1636 in Munster, and died November 25, 1704 in Kingston, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, NY1. He married MARIA TEN EYCK December 17, 1670 in Dutch Collegiate Church, New York1. She was born 1646 in Netherlands, and died November 15, 1694 in Kingston, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, NY1.

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Notes for WESSEL WESSELSE TENBROECK, COL.: His descendants are known as the Kingston Ten Broecks. "The erected the house now known as the 'Senate House of the State of New York' in which the First Constitution of the State was adopted and proclaimed in April, 1777. The house stands in the heart of Kingstone, and being now owned by the State, serves as a museum..." (Runk, 1897, p. 9).

Children of WESSEL TENBROECK and MARIA EYCK are: i. WESSEL WESSELE3 TENBROECK, CAPT., b. March 28, 1672, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY; d. February 7, 1743/44, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY. ii. BENJAMIN TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1674. iii. SARAH TENBROECK, b. 1679, NY; d. 1716, NY; m. CORNELIS CORNELISSEN VERNOOY; b. 1679; d. 1768. iv. GERTRUDE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1680. v. JOHANNES WESSELSE TENBROECK, b. 1686, Kingston, Ulster, NY; d. 1775; m. RACHEL ROOSA. 4. vi. JACOB TENBROECK, b. March 25, 1688, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY; d. April 1746, Kingston, NY, age 62 yrs 5 mos, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY.

3. DIRCK WESSELSE2 TENBROECK, MAJOR (WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 18, 1638 in Kingston, Ulster, NY1, and died September 18, 1717 in Manor of Livingston, at his Bouwerie, Clermont, Columbia Co, New York, age 78y 9m, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery2. He married STYNTIE "CHRISTINA" VAN BUREN 1663 in Albany, NY at the Dutch Reformed Church, daughter of CORNELIS VAN BUREN and CATALYNTJE VAN ALSTYNE. She was born May 19, 1644 in Rensselaerswyck, NY3, and died November 23, 1729 in Albany, NY, age 854.

Notes for DIRCK WESSELSE TENBROECK, MAJOR: He is known in history as Maj. Wessel. Dirk made his will in 1715 - it named his wife and 11 surviving children who inherited his huge estate. The will was proved 6 Feb 1718. He was a trader in Albany lots during the 1670s and 1689s. "As early as 1662 he was the largest fur-trader at Beaver-Wyck (now Albany). He was largely engaged in Indian and other public affairs (Commemorative Biographical Record..., 1897, p. 166). In the same book, there is a description of his land: "By deed of date October 26, 1694, Robert Livingston conveyed to him a tract of land on both sides of Roeliff Jansen's Kill, containing about 1,200 acres, also a tract on the Hudson river of 600 acres, situated 200 paces south of the old Livingston Manor House" (p. 166). "Most of the architecturally and historically significant structures in the town of Clermont are closely associated with the Livingston family of the Clermont Estate and its subsequent sub-divisions. The oldest and most significant structure included in the present nomination is the Bouwerie, a pre-Revolutionary War farm complex built for Dick Wesslse Ten Broeck of Albany. Ten Broeck was active in the political affairs of Albany and was a business manager on the Livingston Manor. In 1694, shortly after the creation of the manor, Ten Broeck purchased 1200 acres along the Roeloff Jansen Kill from the first lord of the manor. He built a house, and his grandson and namesake built the imposing brick residence nominated here. This outstanding example of Georgian architecture is the only extant one of it type, period and style in Clermont and one of the very few in the entire region (Source: http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/64000544.pdf). In 1900, his descendants designed a new monument of Qincey granite, sarcophagus in style, and erected it in the old family burying ground on the Harold Wilson farm in Clermont. On the back was inscribed the following: Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck Appointed Magistrate Commissary of Albany in 1676 Recorder and twice Mayor of the City Mayor of Militia of Colonial New York A Member of the Provincial Assembly An Indian Commissioner and Envoy in the Colony and Canada The Government and the Dutch Church esteemed him an honorable man and a loyal son (source: Columbia County at the End of the Century, Vol. II, MCM, p. 625). "He was one of the sons of Wessel Ten Broeck who came with Peter Minuet and about 200 other settlers about 1624 to settle the Hudson River Valley for the Dutch West India Company. Dirck was Indian agent at Albany for about 20 years and also Mayor from 1696 to 1698. For about 20 years he had also been 'The Recorder' at Albany which seems something like a Recording Secretary when the mayor met with his governing council. He married Christina Van Buren, daughter of Cornelius Van Buren and Marritje Van Alstyne and they had about 14 children, 11 of which lived to adulthood. I am descended from daughter Catharine who had two husbands - Jan (John) Leggett, first husband, and then a second husband with a somewhat similar name. Jan (John) Leggett and Catharine had three daughters and a son and I am descended from their daughter Christina, born about 1694 (the first Christina, born in 1691, died before 1694), who married Claude Delamater. Christina Leggett was the only grandchild mentioned in

Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 her grandfather Dirck's will. He directed that if she married, her wedding outfit would be paid out of his estate. She married Claude Delamater and their daughter Christina Delamater married Johannes Tobias Van Deusen as his first wife of two. Johannes Tobias Van Deusen and his first wife Christina Delamater (she died in 1769) lived in Claverack, Columbia County, New York. Their son John J. Van Deusen (born in 1759 and baptized in 1761) who married Fytje (Sophia) Hallenbeck was my ancestor through their daughter Maria Van Deusen (born January 1789) who married Leonard Freeland at the Dutch Reformed Church of Claverack, Columbia County, New York in the fall of 1806. Their son John, born July 28, 1807 at Claverack, married a much younger Eliza C. Bryan (born 1823 in Manhattan) at St. Paul's (Episcopal) Chapel in lower Manhattan in July of 1844 when John Freeland (died Dec. 1860) was working as a merchant in the dry goods business with his first cousin, James Freeland (1799 to 1879). Eliza's father was the English born Elijah Bryan who was a dentist in Manhattan. John Augustus Freeland and Eliza C. Bryan only had one daughter, Helena Willett Freeland (my ancestor who was born in 1846 and who married Charles Alger in January of 1866 at Greenport Center, Columbia County, New York) and one son, John Augustus Freeland, Jr., born in 1850 who married Helen (Ella) Harris. Dirck purchased much land in what is now Columbia County and was awarded 1/7 of the Saratoga Patent. He also purchased the home of Annecke Bogardus in Albany from her estate. Annecke's first husband was Roeloff Jans/Jansen and her second husband was the Rev. Everardus Bogardus. Dirck died at his Bouwerie House on Roelof Jansen Kill on September 18, 1717 at Clermont in what is now Columbia County. The house was his summer house which was built on land granted by Robert Livingston who was also an Indian agent and most important man in the New York Colony (as was Dirck). In his will Dirck left his land holdings in eleven parcels for his eleven sons and daughters. He urged them never to sell the land which unfortunately happened over the years but what was left to his eleven children and then passed on to their descendants kept the family 'comfortable' for many years." Will Abstract: ... "late of Albany, now of Livingston Manor. Wife Christyna, sons Wessel, Samuel, Johannes, Tobias, daughters Elsje, wife of Johannes Cuylaer, Catalyntje, wife of Joahan Lissier, Cornelia, wife of Johannes Wynkoop, Geertruy, wife of Abraham Schuylaer, Christyna, wife of Johannes van Alen, Elizabeth, wife of Antny Costers, Lidia, wife of Volchert van Vechten. Houses and lots in Albany, land in Livingston Manor. Executors the wife and the four sons. Witnesses Jan Vosburgh, William Scott and Peter Vosburgh (Calendar of Wills 1626-1836. Edited by Berthold Fernow. p. 382. Dirck Wesselse ten Broeck's Will The will written in Dutch, is on file with others of early date, in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, in the Albany Capitol. In the Name of the Lord. On the fourth day of February, in the first year of our Soverein King George of Great Britain, &c, and in the year of our Lord 1712, I Dirck Wesselsen ten Broeck, formerly of Albany, now of the Manor of Livingston, being sound in body and mind, having and using my memory, but considering the shortness and frailty of human life, the certainty of death, and uncertain hour thereof, have advisedly, without inducement, persuassion, or misleading by anybody, made, ordained, and concluded, this my last Will and Testament, revoking and annulling hereby all and each Testament formerly by me made and executed. This to be taken as my last Will and Testament as follows: First. - I commend my immortal soul, whenever it shall leave my body, to the gracious and charitable hands of God, my Creator and Saviour, my body to a Christian burial in the earth, whence it came, and there to remain until the day when my soul and my body shall be re-united, on the day of ressurrection, to share in the ineffable joy of eternal bliss, which God in his grace has prepared and promised, through the death of Jesus Christ, for and to all who faithfully believe in Him. I. Concerning such worldly goods as the Lord has been please to bestow on me, far above my deserts, I give and dispose of them as follows: II. I give to my eldest son, Wessel ten Broeck, as his privilege of first born son, the sum of three pounds current money of New York; and I desire that he shall make no further claim upon my estate than an equal share, as given hereafter to his Sisters and Brothers. III. It is further my will and desire, that after my death my honest debts shall be paid by my heirs, in due time. IV. I appoint my well beloved wife, Christyna Wesselsen ten Broeck, executrix and administratrix of my whole estate, real and personsal; lands, houses, lots, bonds, notes, rents, gold and silver, coinned and uncoined; jewels, clothing, linen, woolen, horses, cattle, negro slaves, and whatever else, nothing in the world excepted nor reserved from my whole estate, here, in England, Holland or elsewhere, wherever it may be; to administer thereon, without interference of contradiction by my children or anybody else, or that she should be held to give an accounting or inventory during the time of her widowhood; but with this express condition, that she shall not be allowed to sell, alienate, or exchange any of my real estate, wherever it may be, such as lands, houses, lots and mortgages, but only use thereof the fruit and yearly income of which she may dispose during her widowhood. But, if should again marry, she shall be held, before entering anew into the state of matrimony, to surrender the whole estate, according

Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 to a sworn inventory, to my sons, to wit: Wessel ten Broeck, Samuel ten Broeck, Johannes ten Broeck and Tobias ten Broeck, whom I then appoint executors of my whole estate, real and personal, to administer thereon. They shall be held to give to my said wife one third of the yearly revenue, during her life, and the other two thirds, after deducting all expenses, I desire shall by them be equally divided between my eleven children, or their heirs, namely: Wessel ten Broeck, Elsje ten Broeck, wife of Johannes Cuyler, Catalyntje ten Broeck, wife of John Lissger; Cornelia ten Broeck, wife of Johannes Wynkoop; Geertruy ten Broeck, wife of Abraham Schuyler; Christyna ten Broeck, wife of Johannes Van Alen; Elisabeth ten Broeck, wife of Antony Costar; Lidia ten Broeck, wife of Volkert Van Vechten; Samuel ten Broeck, Johannes ten Broeck, Tobias ten Broeck, each to have one just eleventh share. V. After the death of my wife, I give to my eldest son Wessel ten Broeck two thirds of all my lands at Saratoga, in the County of Albany; and the other third I give to my daughter Geertruy, wife of Abraham Schuyler. Said lands being the just seventh part of the whole Saratoga patent, granted to me, Col. Peter Schuyler and others. I give this to my said eldest son and to my daughter Geertruy as above said, to wit: two thirds to the said Wessel ten Broeck and his heirs forever, provided that these stretches of pasture land shall be counted as 125 pounds, New York currency, in the share of my said son Wessel ten Broeck, in the estate which I shall have. And likewise the third part given to my said daughter Geertruy shall be counted as 75 pounds, New York currency; which said third part, I give to her, and her heirs, as equivalent to the mentioned sums, forever, after the death of my wife. VI. Further I give to my sons, Samuel ten Broeck and Tobias ten Broeck, all my lands in the said Manor of Livingston, according to the conveyance to me from Mr. Robert Livingston, to be divided into two equal parts, of which my son Tobias shall first choose his half, and the other half shall go to my son Samuel, and to their respective heirs forever. I also give to my two sons, Samuel and Tobias aforesaid, four horses, four cows, four sheep, four pigs; one of my negros, to be selected by them; all farming utensils which then shall be found on my bouwery, for which I will that my said sons shall each pay to my said executors the sum of 190 pounds, New York currency, or together 380 pounds provided that each of them may retain the full share of his inheritance from said sum. If their share should not amount to as much, then they add and pay to the administrators the difference. if their share amounts to more, then it shall be paid to them out of the estate; but they shall not be allowed to make a claim on the land here given to them, until after the death of my said wife; then they shall receive as their own the land with houses, barns, brewery, and other privileges. VII. After my wife's death, I give to my son Johannes ten Broeck, my two houses and lots in the City of Albany; on the north side of Yonkers (State) Street, on the west side of Yaugh (now James Street), on the east side of the house and lot of Antony Costar, and on the south side of said Costar, according to conveyance, to him and his heirs forever. I also give to the said Johannes all my right and title in and to land on the east side of Hudson's River, on a Kil called Kinderhoek Kil, which is not sold yet; according to the patents from Sir Edmond Andros and Colonel Thomas Dongan, - to him, his heirs and assigns forever: which houses and lots, and right and title to land Kinderhoek Kil I value at 200 pounds, New York currency, and I will that so much shall be refunded to the estate, after deducting as much as one eleventh part of the whole shall amount to, and the residue shall be paid to my executors for the behoof of my other heirs; and if his share is larger, then it shall be paid to him by the administrators. VIII. It is my wish and will, and I give all my other lands, houses, and lots, excepting what as above I have given to my said sons and daughter Geertruy, and all my negro slaves, cattle, and other property of whatsoever nature it may be, after my own and my wife's death, to my said eleven children, to be sold to each, and the proceeds accumulated, which, with the sums to be paid by my sons and daughter, shall then be equally divided among my said eleven children, it being well understood that my said sons and daughter Geertruy, shall not pay more for their land, as appraised by me, than so much as it amounts to, more than their eleventh part of my whole estate. IX. It is further my wish and will, that none of my real estate shall be sold to strangers, but it shall always remain in my family. X. It is my wish and will, that Christina Legget, when she comes to marriageable age, shall have a good outfit. All the above I declare to be my last Will, requesting that it may have full effect in every way. Thus done and concluded, at my Bouwery, in the Manor of Livingston, and signed and sealed by my own hand this Fourth of February, 1712. Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck Signed and sealed in the presence of Jas Vosburgh, William Scott, Pieter Vosburgh This will was proved on the sixth of February 1718, A few months later, on September the first, the wife of Major Ten Broeck took steps to have assistance from those she trusted in executing the expressed wishes and will of her husband. She appointed her -

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Loving sons, Wessel ten Broeck, Johannis Ten Broeck, and my son-in-law, Johannis Cuyler, all of the City of Albany, to be my true and lawful and irrevokable Attorneys, rendering account to me, when thereunto required; and after my decease, unto the heirs of the said Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck. signed Christyna Ten Broeck Witnesses: Hendrick van Rensselaer and Anthony Costar She out lived her husband a little more than twelve years. Doubtless Albany became again her home during this time, and it was her choice to return to the more familiar place, where she had known many happy years, now the residence of her son Johannes. She died on the twenty fourth of November, 1729, and was interred in the Dutch Church of Albany. Her parents, Cornelis Maessen Van Buren and Catalyntje Martensen, came to the Colony from Guelderland, Holland, in 1631, in the ship "Arms of Rensselaerwyck." They were probably from Buren, near which is the castle of the counts Buren. They lived on the Manor of Rensselaerwyck, and died there in 1648 both being buried on the same day. The present geographical situation of the Bouwerie of Dirck W. Ten Broeck is in Columbia County, New York, in the towns (townships) of Clermont and Livingston. Columbia County was formed largely from Albany county, in the year 1786. Although the request that real estate shall always remain the family could not in every instance be observed, yet parts of each of these tracts are still the property of descendants.

Notes for STYNTIE "CHRISTINA" VAN BUREN: "She outlived her husband a little more than twelve years. Doubtless Albany became again her home during this time, and it was her choice to return to the more familiar place, where she had known many happy years, now the residence of her son Johannes. She died on the twenty-fourth of November, 1729, and was interred in the Dutch Church of Albany. Her parents, Cornelis Maessen Van Buren and Catalyntje Martensen, came to the Colony from Guerlderland, Holland, in 1631, in the ship "Arms of Rensselaerwyck." They were probably from Buren, near which is the castle of the Counts Buren. They lived on the Manor of Rensselaerwyck, and died there in 1648, both being buried on the same day. The present geographical situation of the Bouwerie of Dirck W. Ten Broeck is in Columbia County, New York, in the towns (townships) of Clermont and Livingston. Columbia County was formed largely from Albany County, in the year 1786" (Runk, 1897).

Children of DIRCK TENBROECK and STYNTIE VAN BUREN are: 5. i. WESSEL3 TENBROECK, CAPT., b. April 7, 1664, Albany, NY; d. June 8, 1748, Albany, NY. 6. ii. ELSJE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1665, Albany, New York; d. April 1746, NY. 7. iii. CATATYNTJE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1666, NY; d. October 10, 1725, NY age 59. 8. iv. CORNELIA TENBROECK, b. February 1668/69, NY; d. June 10, 1729, NY, age 60. v. GEERTRUY TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1675, NY; d. 1739; m. ABRAHAM DAVIDSE SCHUYLER, November 1691; b. August 16, 1663, NY5; d. July 9, 1726, Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery5. 9. vi. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. May 1672, Albany, NY; d. October 4, 1744, Albany, NY, age 72, interred Albany Dutch Church [moved to Albany Rural]. 10. vii. ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1674, Albany, New York; d. May 1757, Albany, New York. viii. LYDIA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1680, Albany, New York; d. August 17485; m. VOLKERT VAN VECHTEN, August 26, 1702, Albany, NY at her father's State Street House5; b. Abt. 1680; d. Bet. 1747 - 1749. 11. ix. SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. 1680, Albany, NY; d. April 5, 1756, NY, age 75, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. 12. x. JOHANNES TENBROECK, b. 1683, Albany, NY; d. December 29, 1768, New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ. 13. xi. TOBIAS TENBROECK, b. February 1688/89, Albany, NY; d. January 8, 1723/24, Columbia Co, NY age 35.

Generation No. 3

4. JACOB3 TENBROECK (WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 25, 1688 in Kingston, Ulster Co, NY, and died April 1746 in Kingston, NY, age 62 yrs 5 mos, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY. He married ELIZABETH WYNKOOP January 1711/12 in Kingston, NY, Dutch Reformed Church. She was born 1690 in Ulster Co, NY, and died 1761 in Kingston, NY.

Children of JACOB TENBROECK and ELIZABETH WYNKOOP are: 14. i. WESSEL JACOBUS4 TENBROECK, b. December 1712, Kingston, NY; d. Abt. 1749, Somerset, NJ. 15. ii. JOHANNES TENBROECK, b. 1714, Kingston, NY; d. December 1738, Harlingen, Somerset Co, NJ. iii. CORNELIUS TENBROECK6, b. May 31, 1719. iv. JACOB TENBROECK, d. 1793. v. JUDIKEN TENBROECK, b. 1721, Kingston, Ulster, NY; d. 1783, Kingston, Ulster, NY.

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5. WESSEL3 TENBROECK, CAPT. (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 7, 1664 in Albany, NY7, and died June 8, 1748 in Albany, NY8. He married CATTRYNA LOOCKERMANS April 2, 1684 in Albany, NY9, daughter of JACOB LOOCKERMANS and TRYNTJE CLAES. She was born 1669 in Albany, NY10, and died January 6, 1728/29 in Albany, NY, age 5910.

Notes for WESSEL TENBROECK, CAPT.: Baptism on 22 Mar 1742 "These Ten Broecks lived on Market Street where Wessel was a prominent merchant and civic leader" (Bielinski, S., http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/l/caloock5934.html). His will was written 6 June 1723 and probated 29 Jan 1752. Original manuscript of the will is in Albany Co, NY Records.

The following biography was posted by 2Marcantonio to the McDermott Tree in Ancestry.com: Wessel, the eldest child and son of Major Ten Broeck, married a few days before he was twenty years of age Caatje Loockermans, a maiden of fifteen, the daughter of one of the early men of Albany. They resided in what was called, in those days, the third ward of Albany, and as a merchant and citizen he was active and useful in both public and private life. He first appears in a public capacity in that dangerous period of the change on England's throne, and the uncertainty of authority in her colonies, when, on November the fifth, 1689 "forty of ye inhabitants, principall men of ye town and county of Albany, agreed to keep the Fort and City, for the behoofe of King William and Queen Mary,...promising to assist, if occasion required, for the preservation of Peace and tranquility." Beginning with January, 1695, he audited, for two years, the deacon's books of the Dutch Church, and in 1697 he kept them, jointly with Hendrick Van Rensselaer. He was present as a church officer and also as a city magistrate, when Dr. Dellius, the pastor, owing to the misunderstanding consequent upon the granting of the famous Mohawk Patent, held his farewll interview with the Indin converts in June, 1698. He signed the petition of the Protestant subjects in the colony to King William the Third, in December 1701.

As a deputy from the city and county of Albany, he greeted Lord Cornbury on his arrival as Governor General in 1702, and was one of those to present to him the address of allegiance and welcome. Wessel Ten Broeck was an alderman of Albany at the time his father served as mayor of the city; he was a member of the Indian Board during the conference with the Five Nations, held in 1701, and almost continuously, for twenty five years, he stood among the men in whom the citizens reposed the public trust. There was constant need for measures of defense in those times, and when in 1700 Lord Bellomont prepared the report of the militia, Wessel Ten Broeck was Lieutenant of a company of foot soldiers under Colonel Schuyler. He applied for a grant of land, and received the certificate in 1733. It was situated on the west side of the Hudson River, and extended from the Kaaterskill to the banks of the Hudson, about five miles south of Catskill. He mentioned this tract in his will, which was dated June the tenth, 1723 and recorded January the twenty ninth, 1753, in Albany County Clerk's Office, Volume I., page 215.

The family Bible of Wessel Ten Broeck is of great interest; it is in Dutch, printed in 1682 in Dortrecht, Holland. This illustration, and the one on page 150 [see ancestry tree], will give an idea of the size and appearance. Heavy boards, covered with tooled leather, form the binding; the corners are finished with brass pieces, and the book has clasps of the same metal. Between the Old and New Testaments are maps of Asia Minor and Egypt, and also a drawing representing Paradise. The records are found on the boards of the covers and on the blank pages next to these, in both the front and back of the volume. The writing is in Holland Dutch, the earliest date being the marriage of Wessel to "Cattryna Locermans," on the second of April, 1684. The entries pertaining to his children and descendants are very full. The Bible is now the property of a lineal descendant - Mr. Andrew J. Ten Broeck, of North Germantown, Columbia County, New York. http://archive.org/stream/tenbroeckgenealo 00runk#page/n67/mode/2up

Will of Wessel Ten Broeck - 1723 In the name of God, Amen. Wessel Ten Broeck and wife Catharine, da. and heiress of Jacob Lokermans, of Albany City. Sons Dirck, Jacob, Cornelis, daughters Anna Catharyna, wife of Anthony van Schaick, Cristyna, wife of David van Dyck. Houses and lots on Brewers Street, Albany; farms in Lokers, West side of Hudson River; on Wanton Island Kill; on Catrix Kill; on Bever Kill (Green Co.); personal estate. Executors the survivor with the three sons. Witnesses John Myngall, Johs. Vinhaghen, and Arent Pruyn. Will dated June 6, 1723. Probated January 29, 1752. Original manuscript copy resides in "Albany Co. Records, Wills," 1:215.

Children of WESSEL TENBROECK and CATTRYNA LOOCKERMANS are:

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i. ANNA CATHARYNA4 TENBROECK, b. April 25, 1685, Albany, NY11; d. March 6, 1742/43, NY, age 5811; m. ANTHONY S. VAN SCHAICK, October 19, 1707, Albany Dutch Church12; b. 1681; d. February 1736/3713. 16. ii. DIRCK TENBROECK, COL., b. December 4, 1686, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY; d. January 3, 1750/51, Albany, NY, age 64. iii. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. June 8, 1694, Albany, New York13; d. 1718; m. DAVID VAN DYCK, April 10, 1718; b. 1693. 17. iv. JACOB TENBROECK, b. August 10, 1700, Albany, NY; d. September 14, 1774, Dutchess Co, NY, age 74. 18. v. CORNELIS TENBROECK, b. March 6, 1705/06, Albany, Katerskill, NY; d. Bet. 1772 - 1773, Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

6. ELSJE3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1665 in Albany, New York, and died April 1746 in NY13. She married JOHANNES CUYLER November 2, 1684 in Albany Dutch Church13, son of HENDRICK CUYLER and ANNA SCHEPMOES. He was born 1661 in New Amsterdam, and died July 20, 1740 in Albany, New York, age 79.

Children of ELSJE TENBROECK and JOHANNES CUYLER are: 19. i. MARIA4 CUYLER, b. November 1702; d. 1788, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. 20. ii. ELSJE CUYLER, b. 1695; d. 1752, NY, interred Albany Church.

7. CATATYNTJE3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1666 in NY, and died October 10, 1725 in NY age 59. She married JOHANNES "JOHN" LISSJER/LEGGETT September 1688 in NY13. He was born Abt. 1665 in [of Barbedos].

Child of CATATYNTJE TENBROECK and JOHANNES LISSJER/LEGGETT is: i. CHRISTINA4 LEGGETT, m. CLAUDE DE LA MATER.

8. CORNELIA3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born February 1668/69 in NY, and died June 10, 1729 in NY, age 6013. She married JOHANNES WYNKOOP June 9, 1696 in Kingston, NY14, son of CORNELIUS WYNKOOP. He was born Abt. 1668, and died Abt. 1733.

Notes for JOHANNES WYNKOOP: He and his wife were members of the Kingston Reformed Church (KRDC). It is in this churchyard that he is buried and where a monument stands in his memory. Their marriage banns were recorded by Wessel Ten Broek, one of the elders. (KRDC 85 - banns published June 7, 1687). He was about 21 years old at the time of his marriage.

Major Johannes Wynkoop was born at Albany. On June 27, 1679 he was apprenticed to Benjamin Provoort to learn the blacksmith's trade, but this was cancelled, and he was apprenticed to Bruyn Hager for the same trade.

In 1689 he took the oath of allegiance to the British in Ulster County. In 1728 he was a freeholder in Kingston and a Major. His will is dated June 9, 1730 and document dated Sept. 3, 1733 refers to him as deceased.

Children of CORNELIA TENBROECK and JOHANNES WYNKOOP are: i. CHRISTINA4 WYNKOOP, b. March 28, 1697. ii. DERRICK WYNKOOP, b. November 1, 1698. iii. CATHERINE WYNKOOP, b. January 19, 1700/01. iv. JOHANNES WYNKOOP, b. October 7, 1702. v. LYDIA WYNKOOP, b. Abt. 1705.

9. CHRISTINA3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 1672 in Albany, NY15, and died October 4, 1744 in Albany, NY, age 72, interred Albany Dutch Church [moved to Albany Rural]16. She married JOHANNES VAN ALEN December 30, 1701 in NY at the home of the bride's father17, son of PETER VAN ALEN and MARYTJE TELLER. He was born 1668 in Albany, NY18, and died April 12, 1750 in Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery19.

Notes for JOHANNES VAN ALEN: "He was left an orphan when about six years of age and his uncles, Laurens and Andreas Teller, were his guardians but there is nothing to indicate in which household he was brought up" (The Van

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Alen Family in America, p. 115). In 1720, Johannes was a Freeholder in the first ward of Albany. In the freight business; master of the sloop, Eliza in 1711.

Children of CHRISTINA TENBROECK and JOHANNES VAN ALEN are: i. MARIA4 VAN ALEN, b. Abt. 1702, NY. ii. ADAM VAN ALEN, b. Abt. 1703. 21. iii. CHRISTINA VAN ALEN, b. April 1704, Albany, New York; d. July 28, 1753, NY, aged 48y 4m. iv. PETER VAN ALEN, b. Abt. 1706, NY. v. LOURENCE VAN ALEN, b. Abt. 1708. vi. DIRCK WESSELS VAN ALEN, b. Abt. 1710. vii. LENA VAN ALEN, b. Abt. 1712.

10. ELIZABETH3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1674 in Albany, New York, and died May 1757 in Albany, New York19. She married ANTONY COSTER December 15, 169819, son of HENDRICK COSTAR and GEERTJE VAN SCHAIK. He was born Abt. 1672, and died February 1753.

Child of ELIZABETH TENBROECK and ANTONY COSTER is: i. HENDRICK4 COSTER, b. Abt. 1699, Albany, New York. Baptized at the Dutch Reformed Church, Albany, NY on 3 Sept 1699

11. SAMUEL3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1680 in Albany, NY19, and died April 5, 1756 in NY, age 75, interred Albany Rural Cemetery19. He married MARIA VAN RENSSELAER November 7, 1712 in Albany NY20, daughter of HENDRICK VAN RENSSELAER and CATHARINA VAN BRUGH. She was born March 1688/89 in NY21, and died July 31, 1771 in NY, interred Greenbush, NY21.

Notes for SAMUEL TENBROECK: Samuel Ten Broeck by Stefan Bielinski Samuel Ten Broeck was born about 1680. He was a son in the large family of Albany leader Dirck Wesselse and Christina Van Buren Ten Broeck. He grew up in the comfortable State Street home and on the emerging east bank farm of one of the most important men in early Albany. In 1697, he was accounted for in his father's Albany household. In 1699, he joined his Albany neighbors in swearing allegiance to the king of England. However, he seems to have lived on the family farm in eastern Albany County. In November 1712, he married Maria Van Rensselaer - daughter of the Albany leader of the region's premier New Netherland family. By 1730, seven children had been christened at the Albany Dutch church where the parents were regular baptism sponsors. In 1715, he was named to inherit a share of his father's estate and a portion of his land on the Roeloff Jansen Kill in Livingston Manor. He settled there and raised a family that included several future residents of Albany. After more than three decades of success as an Albany County farmer, Samuel Ten Broeck died in April 1756 and was buried from the Albany church. SOURCE: New York State Museum online @www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/t/satbroeck79.html

Children of SAMUEL TENBROECK and MARIA VAN RENSSELAER are: 22. i. DIRK WESSELSE4 TENBROECK, b. May 1, 1715, Albany, NY; d. Aft. 1796, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY at his Bouwerie. interred Ten Broeck Cemetery. 23. ii. HENDRICK S. TENBROECK, b. March 1716/17, Albany, NY; d. 1796, Claverack, NY. 24. iii. JOHANNES TENBROECK, b. October 1724, NY; d. October 23, 1793. 25. iv. JEREMIAH TENBROECK, b. 1727, NY; d. October 24, 1802, Columbia Co, NY. 26. v. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. November 29, 1729, NY; d. 1771. vi. CATHARINA TENBROECK, b. 1722; d. 1753; m. EPHRAIM VAN VECHTEN, January 3, 1743/4421; b. 1709; d. December 10, 1746, New Brunswick, NJ21.

12. JOHANNES3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1683 in Albany, NY, and died December 29, 1768 in New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ22. He married (1) ELIZABETH WENDELL June 18, 1709 in Albany Dutch Church, NY23, daughter of JOHANNES WENDELL. She was born Abt. 1685, and died 1713. He married (2) CATHARINA VAN RENSSELAER December 29, 1714 in Albany Dutch Church24, daughter of HENDRICK VAN RENSSELAER and CATHARINA VAN BRUGH. She was born Abt. 1691 in NY, and died January 1770.

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Notes for JOHANNES TENBROECK: About the time of his withdrawal from public life there was recorded a deed, in part as follows : " Johannes Ten Broeck, of the city of Albany, and Catharina, his wife, sell to Luykas Wyngaert, merchant of Albany, for four hundred and twenty Pounds, two Houses and two Lotts, in the First Ward of the City, on the north side of Yonckers Street, bounded on the West and North by the house and lott of Anthony Costar, and to the East by the Lane ; the same property received by the Will of Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck, Father of the said Johannes Ten Broeck," etc. The date of the paper is the thirtieth of October, 1743 (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ten_Broeck-122). "By 1733, their marriage had produced thirteen children who were christened in Albany where she was a member and frequent baptism sponsor" (http://exhibitions.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/vr/cavr5063.html).

Notes for CATHARINA VAN RENSSELAER: Baptized 1 Jan 1692 at Albany Dutch Reformed Church.

Children of JOHANNES TENBROECK and CATHARINA VAN RENSSELAER are: i. DIRK WESSELSE4 TENBROECK, b. October 1715, Albany, NY; d. Abt. 1748; m. CATHARINA RUTSEN, June 13, 1740, Kingston, Ulster, NY; b. May 1719, Kingston, Ulster, NY; d. December 20, 1782. ii. CATRYNA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1717. iii. HENDRICK TENBROECK, b. 1718. iv. JOHANNES TENBROECK, b. 1719. 27. v. CORNELIUS TENBROECK, b. May 14, 1727, Albany, NY; d. 1766. vi. EPHRAIM TENBROECK, b. 1733.

13. TOBIAS3 TENBROECK (DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born February 1688/89 in Albany, NY25, and died January 8, 1723/24 in Columbia Co, NY age 3525. He married MARITIE VAN STRYAN October 24, 1714 in Albany, NY25. She was born Abt. 1690 in NY, and died December 31, 173425.

Notes for TOBIAS TENBROECK: Baptized 20 Feb 1689 at Albany Dutch Reformed Church. They were married in the Albany Church and resided at the Bouwerie in Columbia Co, NY.

Children of TOBIAS TENBROECK and MARITIE VAN STRYAN are: i. CATRYNA JOHANNA4 TENBROECK, b. 1715, Albany, NY. ii. DIRK TENBROECK, b. 1717. iii. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. May 1719, NY; m. DIRK VAN SLYCK, September 30, 1737, Kinderhook, NY25; b. 1713, NY. iv. ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. January 8, 1720/21, Albany, NY. v. JOHN TOBIAS TENBROECK, b. October 17, 1722, Columbia Co, NY at the Bouwerie25; m. ELIZABETH OOTHOUT, August 15, 1745, NY25; b. 1724, Albany, NY; d. 1801.

Notes for JOHN TOBIAS TENBROECK: When John Tobias came of age in 1743, he sold his half share of the 1800 acres of the Bouwerie to his cousins Dirck W. TenBroeck ( ) for 3000 Spanish milled dollars. After he sold his land, he moved to New Jersey.

vi. TOBIAS TENBROECK, b. October 1724, NY. Baptized 18 Oct 1724 at Linlithgo, NY. His father is listed as deceased at the time of baptism.

Generation No. 4

14. WESSEL JACOBUS4 TENBROECK (JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 1712 in Kingston, NY, and died Abt. 1749 in Somerset, NJ. He married NEELTJE DEWITT Abt. 1734. She was born Abt. 1711, and died Abt. 1791.

Child of WESSEL TENBROECK and NEELTJE DEWITT is: i. ELIZABETH5 TENBROECK, b. 1740, Somerset, NJ; d. 1770, New Jersey; m. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, 1758, NJ; b. 1736; d. 1817.

15. JOHANNES4 TENBROECK (JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1714 in Kingston, NY, and died December 1738 in Harlingen, Somerset Co, NJ. He married CATRYNA TEN EYCK 1738. She was born 1719.

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Notes for JOHANNES TENBROECK: Lt. Col. in the Revolutionary War.

Child of JOHANNES TENBROECK and CATRYNA EYCK is: 28. i. JOHN C.5 TENBROECK, LT. COL., b. December 1738, Harlingen, Somerset Co, NJ; d. 1820, White Deer Valley, PA, interred Christ Lutheran Stone Church Cemetery`.

16. DIRCK4 TENBROECK, COL. (WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 4, 1686 in Kingston, Ulster Co, NY25, and died January 3, 1750/51 in Albany, NY, age 6425. He married MARGARITA CUYLER November 26, 1714 in Albany, Albany, New York, at the Dutch Reformed Church26, daughter of ABRAHAM CUYLER and CATHARINA BLEECKER. She was born October 26, 1692 in NY27, and died May 24, 1783 in Albany, NY, age 9027.

Notes for DIRCK TENBROECK, COL.: 28th Mayor of Albany (1746-1748); Indian Commissioner

Children of DIRCK TENBROECK and MARGARITA CUYLER are: i. CATRYNA5 TENBROECK, b. September 1, 1715, Albany, NY27; d. April 6, 1801, Stillwater, NY, age 86. interred Stillwater Union Cemetery27; m. JOHN LIVINGSTON, September 6, 173927; b. March 6, 1708/09, Albany, NY27; d. 1791.

Notes for CATRYNA TENBROECK: Catryna was baptized at Albany on the fourth of September, 1715, when three days old. She was the eldest child of a large, prosperous family of twelve children. At the age of 24 on September 6, 1739, she married Albany native John Livingston at the Albany Dutch church. She shared with him the varied experiences of more than fifty years of married life. Over the next two decades, at least nine children were christened in Albany and at churches in New York City and elsewhere. After more than a decade of living in Albany, these Livingstons removed to New York and then to Montreal where her husband John Livingston found success and was widely known as a merchant and trader. In 1774, these Livingstons left Canada and settled on family property in what is today called Stillwater. By that time, Catharina and her husband had inherited land in the Saratoga Patent. Their sons became important officers in the Revolutionary army: Col James Livingston 1st Canadian Regiment served 1775–1781 Lt Col Richard Livingston 1st Canadian Regiment served 1776-1779 Captain Abraham Livingston 1st Canadian Regiment served 1776-1779. Served subsequently as Captain New York Levies. Fleeing before the British invasion of 1777, Catharina's family fell back to the safety of their Albany property. On the fifth of March, 1784, Catryna received from her husband the "Power of Attorney for all Saratoga lands devised to her by her father, Dirck Ten Broeck, or her brother, Dirck Ten Broeck ; and all or any claim in a patent called Lokermans." After the war, they returned to Stillwater where John Livingston died in 1791. After that, Catharina came to live with her daughter, Catharine Livingston Willard, in Albany, she died in 1802. It is said Catryna never spoke the English language. A description of the ceremonious visits the children of the family paid their grandmother is still repeated among the descendants. On New Year's, the only day of the year on which the grandchildren were permitted to visit her apartments, they came with the greatest delight, mingled with awe. The low curtsey was made, and their greetings spoken in Dutch taught them for the occasion (part of the bio courtesy Stefan Bielinski).

29. ii. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. December 30, 1718, Albany, New York; d. June 29, 1801, NY, interred Albany Dutch Church Cemetery [removed to Albany Rural], age 82. 30. iii. ABRAHAM TENBROECK, GENERAL, b. May 13, 1734, Albany, NY; d. January 19, 1810, Albany, NY, age 76. iv. DIRK TENBROECK, b. July 26, 1738, Albany, NY; d. May 29, 1780, NY, age 4227; m. ANNA DOUW, November 25, 1761, Albany Dutch Church27; b. Abt. 1740; d. February 177427. Baptized at the Albany Dutch Church on 26 July 1738.

At the outbreak of hostilities in 1775, he pledged support for the American cause and diverted his business stock of tools, weaponry, and supplies to the army. During the war he served in leadership positions as Lieutenant Colonel of the Albany militia regiment, member of the Committee of Correspondence, United States Lottery Agent, and Continental Loan Officer. In September 1777, he was selected to serve in the first New York State Senate and seemed to remain a Senator for the rest of his life. Earlier, he had been identified as a justice of the peace (http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/t/dtbroeck35.html).

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v. MARIA TENBROECK, b. April 172127; d. December 22, 1805, Berne, Albany Co, NY27; m. GERARDUS GROESBECK, March 8, 1738/39; b. October 170927; d. September 17, 178827. vi. SARA TENBROECK, b. May 20, 172527; d. February 16, 1801, NY age 75-9-127; m. JOHANNES HENDRICK TEN EYCK; b. October 171027; d. July 31, 1784, NY age 83-11-1027.

17. JACOB4 TENBROECK (WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born August 10, 1700 in Albany, NY28, and died September 14, 1774 in Dutchess Co, NY, age 7429. He married (1) CHRISTINA VAN ALEN September 29, 1725 in Albany, NY29, daughter of JOHANNES VAN ALEN and CHRISTINA TENBROECK. She was born April 1704 in Albany, New York, and died July 28, 1753 in NY, aged 48y 4m29. He married (2) CATRINA VAN BENTHUYSEN September 8, 1754, daughter of BARENT VAN BENTHUYSEN.

Notes for JACOB TENBROECK: Jacob was christened in the Albany church by Dominie Lydius on 11 Aug 1700. His sponsors were his maternal grandparents, Jacob and Marÿa (Tryntje) Loockermans. (This data and his birth date come from the family Bible.) "Jacob lived on the upper Ten Broeck patent on the west side of the Hudson River (Kingston) on land inherited from his father. His farm was on the Catskill Creek. "The names of localities which appear in connection with this branch of the family are unusual. The farm, which was situated upon the Kaaterskil, was called Lokeren, doubtless after the town by that name in Belgium, northeast of Ghent, and brings to mind Browning's lines: 'Twas moonset at starting; but while we drew near Lokeren, the cocks crew and twilight dawned clear" (Runk, 1897). Kaatsbaan, the name found in the data following, is the site of a Dutch church established about 1732, and is seven miles south of Catskill, on the Old King's Road.

Notes for CHRISTINA VAN ALEN: She was baptized 16 April 1704 (Van Allen Annex, 2014); Dirck Wessels Ten Broeck and Gerrit van Esch were witnesses.

Children of JACOB TENBROECK and CHRISTINA VAN ALEN are: i. CATHERINE5 TENBROECK, b. 1727, NY. She was baptized June 4, 1727 at the Albany Church. 31. ii. JOHANNES "JOHN" TENBROECK, b. December 24, 1748, NY; d. September 17, 1804, NY, age 55, Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY. 32. iii. PETRUS "PETER" TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1730, Kingston, NY; d. September 26, 1804, Grimsby, Niagara, Ontario, Canada. iv. MARIA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1740, NY; m. ABRAHAM J. DELAMATER; b. Abt. 1730, NY. Baptized 30 March 1740 (Runk, 1897, p. 62). 33. v. WESSEL J. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1742, Germantown, [now Columbia Co], NY; d. June 13, 1785, Manor of Livingston, Albany Co, NY. 34. vi. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. 1743, Germantown, [now Columbia Co], NY; d. Aft. June 1793, NY prob. Germantown. 35. vii. JACOB J. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1745, Ulster Co, NY; d. November 9, 1780, NY, age 35. 36. viii. LENA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1747, Ulster Co, NY.

18. CORNELIS4 TENBROECK (WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 6, 1705/06 in Albany, Katerskill, NY30, and died Bet. 1772 - 1773 in Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. He married MARIA CUYLER October 12, 1733 in Albany, NY30, daughter of JOHANNES CUYLER and ELSJE TENBROECK. She was born November 1702, and died 1788 in NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

Notes for CORNELIS TENBROECK: Will of Cornelius Ten Broeck - 1771 In the name of God, Amen, I, Cornelius Ten Broeck, of Albany, merchant, being in perfect health. I leave to my son John £60, for his birthright as my heir at law. I leave to my wife Maria the possession of all my estate, real and personal, during the time she remains my widow, "making no waste or destruction." After her death or marriage, I leave to my son John my dwelling house, storehouse, and lot of ground in the 3rd Ward in Albany, where I now live. I leave to my daughter Catharine, wife of George Wray, a lot of ground to the east and opposite to the above, bounded west by street, north by the house and lot of Schebald Borgardus, south by the house and lot of Abraham Vosburgh, as it was sold to me by Abraham Schuyler, deceased; Also 2 lots with buildings, as purchased of Frederick Osterman, lying in New York, being houses and lots 10 and 11, fronting Hague Street, bounded west by lot of Peter Grims, as by deed. If my said daughter and her husband desire to live in Albany, they may build a house on her lot during the life of my wife. I leave to grandson, Cornelius Ten Broeck, Jr., Lot 29, which among others fell to my share in the partition

Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 of a certain Patent lying in the County of Albany, on the south side of the Mohawk river, granted to Matthew Young, Edward Holland, myself and others, October 11, 1765; Also 200 acres of land which may be first drawn out of my 3000 acres upon the partition of a Patent which I have in Company with John R. Bleecker, P.Douw, and Lambert Moore. After the death of my wife I leave to my son John and to my daughter Catharine all the rest of my estate, divided, and if they sell during my wife's life they shall pay 1/3 to her. After my wife's death I leave to my grandson, Cornelius Ten Broeck, Jr., my Negro "Jan" and to my daughter, Jenny, daughter of my daughter Catharine, a Negro girl. I leave to my son John and my daughter Catharine, wife of George Wray, all my plate and household furniture, bedding, cattle and money. I make my son John, and my wife Maria, and my daughter Catharine, executors. SOURCE: New York State Museum online @www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/wills/willcotbroeck31.html

Cornelis Ten Broeck (1706-1772) was born in Albany, New York, the son of Wessel Ten Broeck (1664-1747) and his wife Cattryna (Loockermans) Ten Broeck (1669-1729). On 11 October 1733 married, in Albany, New York, Maria Cuyler (1702-1788). A biography of Corenlis Ten Broeck appears in the Colonial Albany History Project (CAP biography by Stefan Bielinski). Cornelis Ten Broeck died in 1722 in Albany, New York. He would have originally been buried from the Dutch Church, but his remains would have been moved to the Albany Rural Cemetery in the 1860's. "Tradition holds that the remains were loaded on wagons and carried out Northern Boulevard to their present location in Menands." (Burying the Dead in Early Albany). CHILD: Johannes Ten Broeck (posted to FAG Memorial # 73145368).

Children of CORNELIS TENBROECK and MARIA CUYLER are: i. CATHERINE5 TENBROECK, b. 1737, NY; d. September 1806, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY31; m. GEORGE WRAY; b. 1728, England; d. October 3, 1804, Fort Ann, Washington, NY.

Notes for GEORGE WRAY: George Wray was born in England in 1728, and settled in New York during the French and Indian War. On June 21,1765, he married Catharina Ten Broeck (b.1737), with whom he had at least three children: John (b.1768), Jennet or Jane (b.1769), and Maria (b.1771). In 1772, he was clerk of stores for the Royal Regiment of Artillery, stationed at New York. He followed the British Army to Boston in 1774, and in December 1775, he became commissary of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, in which capacity he assumed control of issuing and receiving all stores for the artillery. Upon the evacuation of Boston in 1776, Wray went first to Halifax, Nova Scotia, and then to Newport, Rhode Island. In December 1779, he was sent to Charleston, South Carolina, and remained there until its evacuation in December 1782. Thereafter, he returned to New York, resigned his commission, and settled on land he owned in Fort Ann, Washington County, New York. He died in 1804.

Note - The location of the Wray Farm about 2 miles west of village was once known to be in the Westfield District. Now known as Fort Ann. His headstone is located off Goodman Rd. on Farmwoods Rd. Not quite 1/4 mile up road on right (source: posted to Find-a-Grave Memorial# 129745492 by Created by: littledarla, Record added: May 13, 2014).

37. ii. JOHANNES "JOHN" C. TENBROECK, b. July 1740, Albany, NY; d. December 26, 1822, Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

19. MARIA4 CUYLER (ELSJE3 TENBROECK, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 1702, and died 1788 in NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. She married CORNELIS TENBROECK October 12, 1733 in Albany, NY32, son of WESSEL TENBROECK and CATTRYNA LOOCKERMANS. He was born March 6, 1705/06 in Albany, Katerskill, NY32, and died Bet. 1772 - 1773 in Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

Children are listed above under (18) Cornelis TenBroeck.

20. ELSJE4 CUYLER (ELSJE3 TENBROECK, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1695, and died 1752 in NY, interred Albany Church32. She married HENDRICK ROSEBOOM October 25, 172432. He was born 1689, and died October 1754.

Child of ELSJE CUYLER and HENDRICK ROSEBOOM is: 38. i. GERRETJE5 ROSEBOOM, b. July 23, 1738, NY; d. March 6, 1821, NY, interred Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY.

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21. CHRISTINA4 VAN ALEN (CHRISTINA3 TENBROECK, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 1704 in Albany, New York, and died July 28, 1753 in NY, aged 48y 4m33. She married JACOB TENBROECK September 29, 1725 in Albany, NY33, son of WESSEL TENBROECK and CATTRYNA LOOCKERMANS. He was born August 10, 1700 in Albany, NY34, and died September 14, 1774 in Dutchess Co, NY, age 7435.

Notes for CHRISTINA VAN ALEN: She was baptized 16 April 1704 (Van Allen Annex, 2014); Dirck Wessels Ten Broeck and Gerrit van Esch were witnesses.

Children are listed above under (17) Jacob TenBroeck.

22. DIRK WESSELSE4 TENBROECK (SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 1, 1715 in Albany, NY36, and died Aft. 1796 in Clermont, Columbia Co, NY at his Bouwerie. interred Ten Broeck Cemetery. He married CATHARINA CONYN June 28, 1743 in Kinderhook, NY36, daughter of LEENDERT CONYN. She was born Abt. 1720.

Notes for DIRK WESSELSE TENBROECK: According to Runk (1897), he was "an unyielding patriot of the Revolution, and several times represented the Manor of Livingston in the Provincial Assembly." The bouwerie became his property. He built a new brick house on the property in 1762. He died at this home and was buried in the family plot nearby. Nearby was a space for the burial of enslaved people.

Children of DIRK TENBROECK and CATHARINA CONYN are: i. SAMUEL5 TENBROECK, GEN., b. September 27, 1745, NY at the Roelof Jansen Kil Homestead, Columbia Co.; d. May 30, 1841, NY, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery, aged 95-7-22; m. "EMMA" EMITIE VAN ALSTEYN, February 23, 1768, NY37; b. 1750, NY; d. June 24, 1834, NY, aged 84-8-14.

Notes for SAMUEL TENBROECK, GEN.: Notes for SAMUEL TENBROECK, GEN: "He assisted in the choice of the delegate from Albany County to the Provincial Congress, which met in New York in May, 1775, and when the commissions were issued in October following, he was appointed Second Major of Colonel Peter R. Livingston's Regiment, the Tenth of the New York Militia. He was commissary for his district, and superintended the sending of supplies furnished by the farmers to Barrytown, at which point they were available for shipment" (Runk, p. 106). "After the close of the war, the laws of the State provided for a National Guard. Samuel Ten Broeck was then appointed General of Militia, and was thereafter called by this title. As a citizen he was much esteemed for his benevolence and high character" (Runk, p. 107).

Married Emma Van Alstyne and had no children. Revolutionary Service - In October of 1775 he was appointed Second Major of Colonel Peter R Livingston's Regiment, the Tenth of New York Militia. He assisted in the choice of the delegate from Albany County ot the Provincial Congress, which met in New York in May of 1775, and when commissions were issued in October following he was commissary for his district and superintended the sending of supplies furnished by farmers to Barrytown at which point they were available for shipment. A "Night Watch" was established in the Manor of Livingston to commence 27th September 1776. A Night Watch was kept at his home consisting of twenty eight men. At the close of the war he was appointed General (info from DAR records).

PENSION: Maj. Samuel TenBroeck; Livingston, Columbia co., NY submitted by Donald E. Lampson (dlampson @ earthlink.net) Columbia County } On this 23rd day of July 1832 personally appeared in open court before the Justices of the Justices of the City of Hudson, County & State aforesaid Samuel Ten Broeck a resident of the Town of Livingston in said County, aged eighty six years, who, being duly sworn according to Law, makes the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress as per June 7th, 1832. That he was born in the Town of Claremont in said County, then Albany County, in --- 1745. That in the month of January 1776 he received a Commission of Major in the Militia of the state of New York which he held until the close of the War, when he was advanced regularly until he reached the rank of Brigadier General which he held until he was seventy years of age. Peter R. Livingston was Colonel in his regiment, but this applicant held the command. In 1776 he marched to Schenectady & there received orders from General Schuyler to --- the woods north of Schenectady & to east on to Saratoga. After about a month the Regiment was discharged & he returned home. In 1777 he again was ordered out to Fort Edward in the approach of Burgoyne. He marched --- Schaghticoke Landing, thence to Van Schaicks Island, thence to Bemis Heights or Stillwater. His Regiment on the day of the Battle then went out to reinforce, but the enemy retreated before he came up. He then crossed the River on a floating Bridge, & passed on to (Schuyler Mills?) & remained till Burgoyne surrendered, when his regiment was discharged. He thinks that during the two years he was in actual service with his troops

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ten full months - And that he was in all times in readiness for the service, & thinks he was during the war in actual service in his own County against the Tories, & elsewhere, a full term of two years or upwards. And he further declares that he has lost or cannot find his ------, & he has no documentary testimony, that he hereby relinquishes all claim to any ---- except the present, & his name is not on the pension roll of any State, that he has no person to testify to his services, except his Brother Leonard, whose affidavit is hereto annexed. /s/ Samuel Ten Broeck Subscribed and sworn to This Day and year as aforesaid. /s/ Hiram Wilbur, Clerk. State of New York } }Ss. Columbia County } On the day & year as aforesaid before the Court of Justices personally appeared in open court Leonard Ten Broeck, a resident of Livingston aforesaid and says that in the years 1776 & 77 he was Capt. under the said Applicant & knows by being always with him, that he, the said Samuel, was at Schenectady, Saratoga, Fort Edward, & such other places & in such other services as he, the said Samuel, has above testified to, & further saith not. /s/ Leonard Ten Broeck Subscribed & sworn to this Day as aforesaid, /s/ Hiram Wilbur, Clerk. [Affidavits and certifications of good character and veracity omitted.] (NOTE: For more details of Major Ten Broeck's service see his statements in the pension files of other veterans of Col. Livingston's Militia Regiment. In particular, see the file of his brother Capt. Leonard Ten Broeck.)

Cemetery notes and/or description: Located on the Ten Broeck Homestead on the Roeliff Jansen Kill and enclosed in an iron fence. Property owned by C C Townsend in 1940 and is just east of Clermont village. In 2014, the property was undergoing renovation and owned by Diane Owens. ML Cook visited the cemetery and photographed the markers in 2014.

39. ii. LEENDERT "LEONARD" TENBROECK, b. 1752, Livingston, NY; d. November 11, 1836, Livingston, NY, age 83, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery, Clermont, New York. iii. PHILIP TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1758. iv. ALBERTINA TENBROECK, b. November 23, 1760, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1840, NY; m. JOHN SANDERS; b. 1757, NY; d. March 30, 1834. v. MARIA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1763.

23. HENDRICK S.4 TENBROECK (SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 1716/17 in Albany, NY38, and died 1796 in Claverack, NY38. He married ANNATJE VAN SCHAICK October 14, 1743 in Albany, NY38, daughter of ANTHONY VAN SCHAICK and ANNA CUYLER. She was born October 1722 in NY38, and died Aft. 1796.

Notes for HENDRICK S. TENBROECK: Christened on March 24, 1717 at First Dutch Reformed Church in Albany, NY. Abstract of Will: Hendrick Ten Broeck of Claverack Dated 20 Sept. 1796; probated 23 Sept. 1796 Mentions: wife Anna, sons Anthony, Hendrick, Samuel, daughters Annatje, Maritje Executors: Brother-in-law Anthony van Schaayk, dear friend William Henry Ludlow, brother Dirck W. Ten Broeck. He signed the will with an "X"

Children of HENDRICK TENBROECK and ANNATJE VAN SCHAICK are: i. SAMUEL H.5 TENBROECK, b. 1745, NY; d. August 23, 1800. ii. MARIA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1748, Columbia Co, NY. iii. HENDRICK TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1750. iv. ANTJE "ANNA " TENBROECK, b. May 9, 1754, Claverack, NY38; d. May 9, 1838, Watervliet, NY38; m. JOHN CORNELIUS TENBROECK, MAJOR, December 30, 1784; b. March 15, 1755, Claverack, Columbia, NY38; d. May 9, 1838, NY age 8438.

Notes for JOHN CORNELIUS TENBROECK, MAJOR: Revolutionary War - Lieutenant, NY line, VI Company "Born in Claverack the fifteenth of March, 1755, he was almost immediately taken to New Jersey, where his baptism is recorded in the Readington Dutch Church April the thirteenth. When he was about nine years of age his parents returned to the place of his birth, and there he grew up, and received the best education possible in thobe unsettled and exciting times. At the breaking out of the war between England and the colonies he enlisted, and was commissioned First Lieutenant of the Sixth Company, First Regiment of the New York Continental line, on November the twenty- first, 1776. The regiment was commanded by his kinsman. Colonel Goosen Van Schaick {vide 203), and was composed of the flower of New York. He distinguished himself as a brave soldier throughout the war, and was promoted to the captaincy June the twenty-ninth, 1781. He received the title of major as a brevet.

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Major Ten Broeck was engaged in the battles of Trenton, Brandywine, and Monmouth. He shared the privations of Valley Forge, and it was at Yorktown that he received his only wound, being hit in the shoulder by a shell." There is a lengthy biography of John in the book Historical and Genealogical Collections Relating to the Descendants of Rev. James Hillhouse.

40. v. ANTHONY S. TENBROECK, b. November 14, 1756, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY; d. October 12, 1832, Columbia Co, NY, age 75-11-21, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

24. JOHANNES4 TENBROECK (SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 1724 in NY38, and died October 23, 179338. He married MARYTJE HOFFMAN December 12, 175338. She was born Abt. 1730, and died May 10, 1805 in Hudson, NY, age 75.

Notes for JOHANNES TENBROECK: Baptism 18 Oct 1724 at Linlithgo, NY. "On the death of his father, Samuel Ten Broeck he received his portion of the bouwerie lands from the six hundred acre tract lying on the Hudson River. In his Will, which bears the date September the nineteenth, 1793, he writes himself " of Hudson, N. Y" (Runk, p. 79).

Abstract of Will: John Ten Broeck of Hudson Dated Sept. 19, 1793; probated 17 Jan 1795 Mentions: sons Samuel, Nicholas, Jeremiah; wife Mary, daughters Jantije, Mary, wife of Peter van Rensselear, granddaughter Elizabeth, daughter of Mary van Rennselear, grandson John, son of Samuel Executor: three sons and son-in-law Peter van Rensselear

Children of JOHANNES TENBROECK and MARYTJE HOFFMAN are: 41. i. SAMUEL JOHANNES5 TENBROECK, b. June 4, 1756, NY; d. August 6, 1835, NY, age 79, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. 42. ii. MARIA HOFFMAN TENBROECK, b. June 17, 1761, NY. 43. iii. NICHOLAS TENBROECK, b. April 5, 1767, NY; d. January 22, 1843, NY.

25. JEREMIAH4 TENBROECK (SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1727 in NY, and died October 24, 1802 in Columbia Co, NY39. He married MARYTJE "MARIA" VAN ALEN 1756 in New York, NY40. She was born November 20, 1733 in Kinderhook, NY.

Notes for JEREMIAH TENBROECK: The Will of Jeremiah was made at Hudson on 4 February, 1801. The instrument was proved in 1806, one of the witnesses being Abraham Ten Broeck, Justice of the Peace in Columbia County. Mentions sons Dirck (deranged), Jeremiah, Samuel, John, Abraham; daughter Mary, wife of Samuel Ten Broeck; wife Mary; Dirck's wife Helena. Executors: wife Mary, Nephew Samuel Ten Broeck, Esq. of Claverack, sons Samuel and Abraham.

Children of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and MARYTJE VAN ALEN are: 44. i. SAMUEL JEREMIAH5 TENBROECK, b. March 28, 1757, Columbia Co, NY; d. April 25, 1830, Columbia Co, NY, age 71, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. 45. ii. ADAM TENBROECK, b. July 24, 1759, Columbia Co, NY; d. May 30, 1826, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. 46. iii. MARIA TENBROECK, b. January 2, 1762, NY; d. April 26, 1835, NY, age 73, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. 47. iv. JOHANNES JOHN J. TENBROECK, b. July 8, 1764, NY; d. Aft. June 1846. v. DIRCK WESSELSE TENBROECK, b. December 16, 1766, NY41; d. Aft. 1802; m. HELENA "LENA" VAN ALEN, June 25, 1796, Kinderhook, NY41; b. August 1776, Claverack, NY; d. Aft. 1802. vi. ABRAHAM TENBROECK, b. September 4, 1769, NY; d. Aft. June 1846; m. HELENA "LENA" VAN ALEN; b. August 1776, Claverack, NY; d. Aft. 1802. 48. vii. JEREMIAH J. TENBROECK, b. 1772, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY; d. December 1, 1826, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Cemetery.

26. CHRISTINA4 TENBROECK (SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 29, 1729 in NY41, and died 1771. She married HERMANUS SCHUYLER, COLONEL September 4, 1754 in Albany, Albany, New York42, son of NICHOLAS SCHUYLER and ELSIE WENDELL. He was born April 2, 1727 in Schenectady, NY43, and died September 1, 179643.

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Notes for HERMANUS SCHUYLER, COLONEL: "He was at that time [1754] a jeweler in Albany, and held the position of constable. He soon became assistant alderman, followed, in June, 1761, by the appointment as sheriff of Albany County. He held this office until 1770, when he removed with his family to Stillwater.

In February, 1776, he was made Assistant Deputy Commissary General of the Northern Department, and was stationed at Lake George, in charge of men engaged in building boats for the use of the Army. He finally retired from the service, and died at Stillwater on September the first, 1796. His wife Christina and seven children survived him. The sons followed the father's example in devoting their services to the country. The eldest, Nicholas (166) became a surgeon; the second, Samuel (167) was a clerk in the Commissary Department; and Dirck (169) became Second Lieutenant in one of the companies of the New York line.

The distinction of entertaining Washington fell to the lot of Christina's eldest daughter, Elsie, She was a woman of more than ordinary beauty of person, dignified in manner, and self-possessed. In July, 1783, General Washington, escorted by Governor Clinton and General Schuyler, was on a tour of inspection of the battlefields of Saratoga and the Mohawk Valley. On their arrival at Stillwater they sought entertainment at the Schuyler-Ten Broeck residence. Christina was absent from home, and upon her daughter devolved the honor of receiving the General as a guest. The party remained overnight, and when the hour for departure arrived, Washington, with his habitual courtesy, took Elsie's hand and raised it to his lips. This was never forgotten. Nearly fifty years later, when her youngest nephew called to pay his respects, and was about to kiss her lips, she held up her hand and said: "Not my lips, George, but my hand, once kissed by Washington! Elsie Schuyler was at that time the bride of Dr. Nicholas N. Bogart, who died within a few weeks. Some years later she married Major James Van Rensselaer of Albany.

Children of CHRISTINA TENBROECK and HERMANUS SCHUYLER are: i. NICHOLAS5 SCHUYLER, b. June 13, 1755, Albany, New York. Baptized at the Albany Dutch Reformed Church on 22 June 1755 ii. SAMUEL SCHUYLER, b. November 17, 1757. iii. ELSIE SCHUYLER, b. February 5, 1760; d. 1838; m. (1) NICHOLAS N. BOGART, M.D., June 15, 1783, Stillwater, NY; m. (2) JAMES VAN RENSSELAER, June 24, 1789; b. Abt. 1747; d. 1827. iv. DIRK SCHUYLER, b. November 29, 1761; d. June 1811, Ballston, NY. v. JOHANNES HERMANUS SCHUYLER, b. July 30, 1763; d. August 18, 1846, Ithaca, NY. vi. PHILIP SCHUYLER, b. December 12, 1767; d. 1769.

27. CORNELIUS4 TENBROECK (JOHANNES3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 14, 1727 in Albany, NY, and died 1766. He married MARIA BODINE Abt. 1754 in Freehold, NJ, daughter of PETER BODINE and AGNES DEBRUYN. She was born December 8, 173144.

Notes for CORNELIUS TENBROECK: "It seems not improbable that in early manhood he came to New Jersey, as he married Maria Bodyn, whose parents in both branches were Huguenots and New Jersey settlers. After their marriage they resided at Claverack and Kinderhook, and the baptisms of most of their children are recorded at the Claverack Dutch Church (Runk, p. 81).

Children of CORNELIUS TENBROECK and MARIA BODINE are: i. JOHN CORNELIUS5 TENBROECK, MAJOR, b. March 15, 1755, Claverack, Columbia, NY45; d. May 9, 1838, NY age 8445; m. ANTJE "ANNA " TENBROECK, December 30, 1784; b. May 9, 1754, Claverack, NY45; d. May 9, 1838, Watervliet, NY45.

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There is a lengthy biography of John in the book Historical and Genealogical Collections Relating to the Descendants of Rev. James Hillhouse.

ii. DIRCK WESSELSE TENBROECK, b. August 4, 1756. iii. PETER BODINE TENBROECK, b. August 6, 1759.

Notes for PETER BODINE TENBROECK: Not sure if this is the right person: Revolutionary War Records (https://sites.google.com/site/niagarasettlers/soldiers-and/soldiers-t) This website is dedicated to the history and genealogy of the early families in the Niagara Region of Ontario, Canada and created to help family researchers in their quest for ancestral knowledge.

Peter Ten Broeck, was listed as a Captain in the Indian Department to be paid £111.8.6-¾ at the rate of 10/ per day for 130 days of service from 25 Dec 1777 to 3 May 1778. Noted “Prisoner with the Rebels” (Indian Department Rolls 1777-1778) Peter TenBroock [sic: TenBroeck] was listed as Captain of Peter TenBroeck’s Company of Butler’s Rangers and paid £149.2.10 at the rate of 10 shillings sterling per day for 174 days of service from 4 May 1778 to 24 Oct 1778. (Pay Rolls of Butler’s Rangers 1777-1778) Peter Tenbrook, Esqr Capt Corps of Rangers, named in “A List of Persons in the hands of the Congress belonging to the Corps of Rangers, Royalists & their Families” In a Muster Roll compiled for Butler’s Rangers, Peter TenBroeck was commissioned a Captain on 4 May 1778. In “Return of Persons under the Description of Loyalists Specifying the Number Age Sexes of each Family In Captain TenBroeck’s Company in the Corps of Rangers Niagara 30th November 1783” Capt TenBroeck was listed aged 46, issued 1 ration, with Mrs TenBroeck 44, 1 ration, Jacob TenBroeck 22, 1 ration, Gitty TenBroeck 15, 1 ration Nicklas TenBroeck 13, 1 ration, Cathrin TenBroeck 10, Hanna TenBroeck 8 and John TenBroeck 4.

49. iv. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. April 4, 1761, Claverack, NY; d. January 2, 1817, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. v. GABRIEL TENBROECK, b. February 8, 1763, NY; m. CATHERINE BODYN; b. NY. vi. HENDRICK TENBROECK, b. October 20, 1765, NY.

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28. JOHN C.5 TENBROECK, LT. COL. (JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 1738 in Harlingen, Somerset Co, NJ, and died 1820 in White Deer Valley, PA, interred Christ Lutheran Stone Church Cemetery`46. He married (1) CATHERINE LOWE. She was born 1740. He married (2) CHARITY VAN NESTE Abt. 1766. She was born 1738 in NY, and died 1770. He married (3) KATIE EMMONS 1770. She was born 1752, and died 1820.

Notes for JOHN C. TENBROECK, LT. COL.: John's father died just a few days before he was born. He served during the Revolutionary War from New Jersey and took part in the Battle of Monmouth 28 June 1777. Because he understood German, John was assigned to teach the Hessian prisoners and persuade them to join the colonies and settle here. After the war he settled in PA and died there.

Children of JOHN TENBROECK and CHARITY VAN NESTE are: 50. i. JOHN6 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1767, Somerset, New Jersey; d. December 15, 1843, Madison, Lenawee, Michigan, interred Sand Creek Cemetery, Lenawee Co, MI. ii. GARRET TENBROECK, b. 1769; d. 1849, Somerset, Hunterdon Co, NJ.

Children of JOHN TENBROECK and KATIE EMMONS are: 51. iii. ANDREW6 TENBROOK, b. November 3, 1772, Harlingen, Somerset, NJ; d. September 14, 1851, McEwensville, Northumberland, PA, interred Warrior Run graveyard. iv. CONRAD TENBROOK, b. 1775. v. JACOB TENBROOK, b. 1776. vi. ABRAHAM TENBROOK, b. 1778. vii. SARAH TENBROOK, b. 1784.

29. CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK (DIRCK4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 30, 1718 in Albany, New York, and died June 29, 1801 in NY, interred Albany Dutch Church Cemetery [removed to Albany Rural], age 8247. She married PHILIP LIVINGSTON April 14, 1740 in Albany Dutch Church48, son of PHILIP

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LIVINGSTON and CATHARINA VAN BRUGH. He was born January 15, 1715/16 in Albany, New York, and died June 2, 1778 in York, PA, interred Prospect Hill Cemetery, Manchester, PA49.

Notes for CHRISTINA TENBROECK: "Christina Ten Broeck was born in Albany, New York, on December 30, 1718, the daughter of Albany civic leader Dirck Ten Broeck and his wife Margarita Cuyler, and the great-granddaughter of Albany mayor Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck. She was the third of twelve children, and grew up in Albany with her sisters and brother in a comfortable home on Market Street. By that time [1778], sixty-year-old Christina Livingston had come home to Albany. Despite the years and distance, Christina's Albany roots always remained strong. A substantial inheritance from her husband, father, and brother included income acreage and houses in Albany. A doting grandmother, Christina spent her remaining years living with her daughters - both of whom had married Dutch Reformed ministers. Settled in Albany, she made her will in 1800. Eighty-two-year-old Christina Ten Broeck Livingston died on June 29, 1801 and was buried in the Dutch Church cemetery" (source: MacLean, Maggie, History of American Women Blog).

Notes for PHILIP LIVINGSTON: After serving on a number of New York City-based resistance committees, he was elected to the Continental Congress in 1774. As a delegate to the Second Continental Congress in 1776, he signed the Declaration of Independence (Bielinski, S., http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/l/phlivingston.html). Philip Livingston was born January 15, 1716, at his father's townhouse in Albany, and spent most of his childhood there or at the family manor at Linlithgo on the Hudson River, about 30 miles to the south. He was born into the well-to-do and prominent family. His father, also named Philip Livingston, was of Scotch descent and the Second Lord of Livingston Manor, and controlled a large landholding grant near Albany. His mother, Catharine Van Brugh, was of Dutch lineage. His maternal grandfather was Albany mayor Pieter Van Brugh. While he was growing up, Philip divided his time between his father's townhouse and the Manor House built in 1699. Philip graduated from Yale College in 1737. Like many of his relatives, he settled in New York City, where he entered the import business. He is said to have been naturally silent and reserved, and to have appeared austere to strangers. Yet he was uncommonly mild and affectionate to his family and friends. Philip Livingston married Christina Ten Broeck April 14, 1740, at the Albany Dutch Church, and they moved into a stone townhouse on Duke Street in Manhattan. They had nine children – five boys and four girls – and only one son and three daughters gave them grandchildren. Their first child was baptized at the Albany Dutch church in 1741. As time went on, Philip built up a fortune, particularly as a trader during the French and Indian War (1754-63). He became prominent as a merchant, and was elected Alderman in the city of New York in 1754. This was his first appearance in public life, and he was reelected to that office every year until 1763. The population of the city was 10,881 at that time. Also in 1754, he went as a delegate to the Albany Congress. There, he joined delegates from several other colonies to negotiate with the Indians and discuss common plans for dealing with the French and Indian War. They also developed a Plan of Union for the Colonies, which was rejected by King George. Beginning in 1759, Philip served three terms as an elected representative to the General Assembly of the Province of New York, which was convened on January 31 of that year. This body consisted of twenty-seven members, representing a population of about 100,000 inhabitants, the population of the colony at that time. He would hold that office until 1769, when the Provincial Assembly was dissolved by the Royal Governor (source: History of American Women: Colonial Women) John Adams wrote in his diary about Philip: "He blusters away - says if England should turn us adrift, we should instantly go to civil wars among ourselves, to determine which colony should govern all the rest" (Wives of the Signers, The Women Behind the Declaration of Independence, [excerpted from a book originally published in 1912], WallBuilder Press, 1997). At their house in Brooklyn Heights, NY a council of war was held at which the American generals decided to retreat from Long Island. Shortly after that meeting, in abou 1776, the family moved to Esopus [now Kingston] NY.

Children of CHRISTINA TENBROECK and PHILIP LIVINGSTON are: 52. i. PHILIP PHILIP6 LIVINGSTON, b. May 28, 1741, Albany, NY; d. November 2, 1787, NY. ii. CATHERINE LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1745, Albany, NY; d. April 17, 1810; m. (1) STEPHEN VAN RENSELAER, January 23, 1764, NY; b. Abt. 1740, NY; m. (2) EILARDUS WESTERLO, DOMINIE, July 19, 1775; d. December 26, 1790. iii. RICHARD LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1743. iv. MARGARET LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1748, Albany, NY; m. THOMAS JONES, M.D.. v. PETER VAN BRUGH LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1750; d. Jamaica, W.I. of yellow fever50. vi. SARAH LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1753; m. JOHN H. LIVINGSTON, M.D..

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Notes for JOHN H. LIVINGSTON, M.D.: He became President of Queen's College (now Rutger's), New Brunswick, NJ. vii. HENRY PHILIP LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1755. He became an officer in Washington's Life Guard. viii. ABRAHAM LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1758. Notes for ABRAHAM LIVINGSTON: He became Commissary of Provisions to the Continental Army in 1776. While serving in the south he was captured by the British and sent to prison in Charleston, where he died unmarried prior to 1782. ix. ALIDA LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1762.

30. ABRAHAM5 TENBROECK, GENERAL (DIRCK4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 13, 1734 in Albany, NY51, and died January 19, 1810 in Albany, NY, age 7651. He married ELIZABETH VAN RENSSELAER November 1, 175351, daughter of STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER and ELIZABETH GROESBECK. She was born July 9, 1734 in NY51, and died July 4, 1813 in Albany, NY, almost age 7951.

Notes for ABRAHAM TENBROECK, GENERAL: "As president of the committee of safety of New York, he carried on an able and patriotic correspondence with Hon. John Hancock, President of Congress" (Commemorative Biographical Record of the Counties of Dutchess and Putnam, New York..., 1897, p.167). "Ten Broeck Mansion was built in 1798 .... [ML visited the mansion in 2014 in Albany.] General Ten Broeck served as commander of the Albany County militia during the Revolutionary War - playing an important role in the Battle of Saratoga. He also served as Mayor of Albany (1779 - 1783) and first president of the Bank of Albany and the Albany Public Library" (Albany County Historical Society). Source for Mayors of Albany - The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. XVIII, Jan. 1889, pp. 42-43.

Children of ABRAHAM TENBROECK and ELIZABETH VAN RENSSELAER are: i. DIRK6 TENBROECK, b. November 3, 1765, NY; d. December 1832, Albany, Albany, New York; m. CORNELIA STUYVESANT, September 6, 1785; b. October 21, 1768, NY; d. February 24, 1825. ii. ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. August 25, 1772, NY; d. 1848; m. RENSSELAER SCHUYLER; b. January 29, 1773; d. 1847. iii. MARGARITA TENBROECK, b. July 18, 1776; d. August 6, 1812, NY, age 36.

31. JOHANNES "JOHN"5 TENBROECK (JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 24, 1748 in NY, baptized 9 Feb 1729, and died September 17, 1804 in NY, age 55, Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY. He married GERRETJE ROSEBOOM September 27, 1769 in NY52, daughter of HENDRICK ROSEBOOM and ELSJE CUYLER. She was born July 23, 1738 in NY, and died March 6, 1821 in NY, interred Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY.

Children of JOHANNES TENBROECK and GERRETJE ROSEBOOM are: i. JACOB I.6 TENBROECK, b. December 23, 1773, NY; d. September 23, 1825, NY, age 51, interred Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY; m. (1) PRICILLA MUSIER; b. Abt. 1764; d. August 28, 1831, NY, age 67, interred Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY; m. (2) CATHERINE DELMATER, January 16, 1808, Kaatasnban, NY; b. Abt. 1776; d. October 31, 1818, NY, age 42, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, Ulster Co, NY. Baptism on 14 Jan 1774 at Saugerties, Ulster, New York in Dutch Reformed Church. ii. HENDRICK TENBROECK, b. November 20, 1779, NY.

32. PETRUS "PETER"5 TENBROECK (JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1730 in Kingston, NY, and died September 26, 1804 in Grimsby, Niagara, Ontario, Canada. He married ANNATJE "ANNA" HERKIMER March 18, 1758 in NY52, daughter of JOHAN YOST HERKIMER. She was born Abt. 1735 in NY.

Notes for PETRUS "PETER" TENBROECK: "Petrus, the son of Jacob Ten Broeck and Christina Van Alen, married on the thirty-first of March, 1750, Annatje Herchheimer (Herkimer). Through his marriage he was allied to the most influential Germans in the Mohawk Valley, as his wife was a sister of General Nicholas Herkimer, of Revolutionary fame. The residence was in Montgomery County, NY, as the names and dates of baptism of several of his children stand on the register of the church at Stone Arabia. His name is entered as Major Petrus Ten Broeck at the baptism of the third son, in 1771, showing his standing in the militia at that date.

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Under date of October, 1776, he is unfortunately found associated with Johan Jost Schuyler in the following: "Peter Ten Broeck, of the Fall Kill, joined the enemy. He, with Han Yost Schuyler and about twelve others, went to Oswego, hoping to meet the enemy there." A shade more light is thrown on this event by a letter to General Schuyler, which relates how, "After a consultation at Canajoharie Castle among the Indians and Tories, they absconded to the enemy." It is doubtful if this plan carried, as Schuyler and others, to the number of twenty-eight, were captured. Major Ten Broeck probably even found a way to avoid being a refugee, as on January the tenth, 1780, he presented his youngest child for baptism at the Germantown Church, Columbia County. These few unconnected facts regarding the life of Petrus Ten Broeck leave many unsolved problems in their wake, and trace of his children, beyond the following list, cannot be found" (Runk, 1897, p. 101),

Children of PETRUS TENBROECK and ANNATJE HERKIMER are: 53. i. CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1759, NY; d. Danube, NY. ii. ANNATJE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1760. iii. JACOBUS TENBROECK, b. December 1761, Stone Arabia, NY. iv. JOHANNES TENBROECK, b. October 26, 1764, Stone Arabia, NY. v. ANNA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1769. vi. GERTRUDE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1769. vii. JOHN NICHOLAS HERKIMER TENBROECK, b. January 10, 1771, Stone Arabia, NY; m. DELIA BELLINGER; b. Abt. 1772, NY. viii. JOHANNES TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1773, NY. Baptized 19 Dec 1779 at the Dutch Reformed Church (Book 81).

33. WESSEL J.5 TENBROECK (JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1742 in Germantown, [now Columbia Co], NY, and died June 13, 1785 in Manor of Livingston, Albany Co, NY53. He married JANNETJE PERSEN February 4, 1764 in Kaatsbaan, NY54, daughter of ABRAHAM PERSEN and CATARINA SCHOONMAKER. She was born March 13, 1742/43 in NY55, and died January 7, 183155.

Notes for WESSEL J. TENBROECK: Baptism on 22 Mar 1742 in Saugerties, Ulster, New York. Abstract of Will - Wessel Ten Broeck of the Manor of Livingston, Albany County. Dated 26 May 1785; probated 23 Feb 1791. Mentions Wife, son Jacob, daughters Christinerrje, Catrina, Jannatie. Executor: Wife, son Jacob, friends Henry Person, Dr. Nicholas Kiefter of German Camp.

Children of WESSEL TENBROECK and JANNETJE PERSEN are: 54. i. CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK, b. January 8, 1765, NY; d. Aft. 1850, NY. ii. CATHERINE TENBROECK, b. October 19, 1766, NY; d. February 12, 1820, NY; m. WILLIAM VAN ORDEN, December 19, 1787; b. 1765; d. 1840, NY, interred Town of Catskill Cemetery. 55. iii. JACOB TENBROECK, b. April 6, 1768, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY; d. May 10, 1829, Clermont, Germantown, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard in Kingston. 56. iv. JANNETJEN "JANE" TENBROECK, b. April 8, 1770, NY; d. October 7, 1825, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

34. CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK (JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1743 in Germantown, [now Columbia Co], NY, and died Aft. June 1793 in NY prob. Germantown. She married GERHARD DANIEL COCK October 31, 1769 in Johnstown, Columbia, New York56,57, son of GERHARD COCK/KOCH and ANNA BERG. He was born November 1736 in Duisburg, Germany, and died Bet. 1791 - 1793 in Camp [now Germantown], Columbia Co, NY, interred under the pulpit of the German Reformed Church, Columbia Co, NY58,59,60.

Notes for CHRISTINA TENBROECK: Baptized 12 Oct 1743 at Germantown, NY; witnessed by Pieter Van Alen (Van Allen Annex, 2014). After her husband's death, did she go to Montgomery County to live with Garret?

Notes for GERHARD DANIEL COCK: Gerhard Daniel Cock was baptized 28 November 1736 in the Reformed Salvatorikirche in Duisburg, Germany. In Nov. 1752 Gerhard began studying theology at Duisburg University. No other records have been found until he was in Amsterdam to be ordained. On 6 Sept. 1762, he was called by the elders and deacons of the Camp and Rhinebeck churches, in New York; they requested Classis of Amsterdam schedule his final examination at the next Classis. Gerhard was assigned the text for his examination as 1 Thess. 5: 8; "But let us, who are of the day, be sober, putting on the breast-plate of faith and love; and for a helmet the hope of

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The examination of G.D. Cock (Kok) took place on 4 October, 1762 when Gerhard was only 26 years of age. The High Rev. Mr. Verloren, Deputatus Synodi, was seated after being led into the Assembly by the Quaestor and Clerk. There were expressions of welcome by the Rev. President. "Whereupon Rev. Gerardus Daniel Kok, (Cock), called as minister to the Camp and Rhinebeck in New York, preached a sermon on 1 Thess. 5: 8, to the satisfaction of the Deputatus, and the members of this Assembly. He was subsequently most carefully interrogated by the Rev. Examiner, Joosting, in the Hebrew, on Psalm 2, in Greek on 1 Thess. 5, as well as on the principal articles of Sacred Theology. He gave satisfaction to the great pleasure of the whole assembly both in the confirmation of the doctrines of the Truth, and in the confutation of the errorists. He was therefore assigned to that church with much satisfaction, (amplitude), with a prayer for the divine blessing." -snip- "Rev. Kok (Cock) repudiated the condemned opinions of Prof. Roel and Dr. Bekker, and declared himself orthodox. He promised to read the Forms for Baptism and the Supper, particularly the three questions under Baptism, without alteration. He then signed the Formulae of Concord and promised to maintain correspondence with this Classis. He was thereupon ordained to the Sacred Ministry by Rev. Examiner, with the laying on of hands" (Ecclesiastical Records State of New York. Published under the supervision of Hugh Hastings, State Historian, Vol. VI, Albany: J.B. Lyon Co. Printers, 1905, p. 3832).

Gerhard Daniel Cock came to America on invitation of the Camp church in November, 1763, and at once took charge of both churches [Camp and Rhinebeck Reformed]. One can imagine that after he was ordained, Gerhard returned to Duisburg to see his family once more before sailing for New York. He was dismissed by the Classis of Amersterdam by Aug. 4, 1763 so it is likely he sailed soon after that date. It is possible that his younger sister, Anna Elizabeth Cuck, accompanied him to America. No record of his journey has been found but we can learn a little from the journey of Gottlieb Muttelberger to Philadelphia in 1750 (Ebsen, 1898). When going from the Rhine River to Holland a ship had to pass 36 custom houses where the ship was examined. In Holland people were detained 5-6 weeks before departing. Many of the ships of that time carried 400 - 600 people, and it could take 2 to 4 weeks to go from Holland to Cowes in England. In a good wind the trip took 8 days. The ship was examined again in Cowes and custom duties were paid. After 8 - 14 days at anchor, a full cargo was loaded and the ship headed toward America. The trip could take 8 - 12 weeks, depending on the winds, before reaching Philadelphia. During the voyage, the Dominie would have conducted religious services, baptized people, and prayed with them (Ebsen, 1898, pp. 18-24).

He recorded his first baptism in the Rhinebeck church on the 11th December, 1763, and his last on the 24th July, 1791. In this pastorate of twenty-eight years his record is unbroken - kept in a legible hand, and in a clear and orderly manner. He baptized one thousand eight hundred and nineteen children, seven hundred of them between the years 1775 and 1785, the period which embraced the seven years of the Revolutionary war. In this list of baptisms there were ten pairs of twins, and eight children born out of wedlock. He died at the Camp, now Germantown, in Columbia county, and was buried under the pulpit of the church there. The balance of salary due him was paid to his widow.... At the close of Cock's pastorate, between July, 24, 1791, and June 15, 1794, there are twenty-four baptisms in an unknown hand" (Morse, 1908, pp. 112 - 113). Later in the same book, Cock is referred to as "of the Camp and German Reformed churches" (p. 131). Still later, in a discussion of the Lutheran (Stone) Church, the author wrote, "The officers in this church were regularly elected in 1772 and 1773, and installed by Gerhard Daniel Cock, still of the Camp and Rhinebeck German Reformed churches" (p. 132). To understand where Cock worked, one must understand that until 1812, the northern section of Rhinebeck was what is now Red Hook. A Dutch Reformed Church was founded in Red Hook in 1785 (Morse, 1908, p. 135).

The following information about Gerhard Daniel Cock was copied by the author from a book at the Germantown parsonage in Sept. 2014: "Gerhard Daniel Cock, third member of this triumvirate [Fryenmoet and Rysdyck the other two], came to this country in 1762 or '63 in response to a call from the reformed churches at the Camp (Germantown) and Rhinebeck. This call was handled by the Amsterdam Classis who duly examined Cock and ordained him to the work in America, his ordination having taken place on October 4, 1762. This pastor had already served with Fryenmoet on a committee dealing with Van Hovensberg at the meeting of the Conferentie held at Poughkeepsie, June 21, 1764, and thus must have had a better than casual knowledge of the state of affairs existing in the area under the controversial individual's care. Cock seems to have come from a German background and his services were always in demand in surrounding churches, whenever a Germanic, or Palatine, element was to be found in the congregation. There are few churches indeed in this area whose books do not boast at least a few entries

Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 in his handwriting. This same handwriting is of a nature that, once seen, cannot well be mistaken; highly individualistic, very legible, and carefully written. These entries stand out wherever found."

The following short biography of Cock appeared in a pamphlet published for the 250th Anniversary of the Reformed Church of Germantown (no author listed). "This pastor came to America in November of 1763, and served the East Camp and Rhinebeck churches until he departed this life in 1791, one of the longest pastorates recorded on the books. Sometime prior to 1770 he married Christina Ten Broeck - the baptism of their child, Jacob, is recorded under that date. There are some 900 baptisms recorded in Cock's highly individualistic and legible handwriting, this according to one count. Sometime during the year of Cock's arrival the rear portion of the Parsonage lands was acquired by the church and it was also during his pastorate that the frame portion of the parsonage building was erected in 1767. During his long pastorate there were few churches in the area, especially those with a German element in the congregation, whose books do not contain entries in his handwriting. Cock served the entire area ably and well until his death in 1791. His remains were entombed beneath the pulpit of the church in Old Queensbury."

"One of the pastors of the Dutch Reformed church in Germantown, Rev. Gerhard Daniel Cock, having attended a council, Oct. 9, 1764, at Kingston, for the purpose of harmonizing differences which had arisen in the church of that place, found himself suddenly in trouble the next morning. He was arrested on a warrant issued by John Hardenburgh and Levi Pauling, justices of the peace for the county of Ulster, and charging the astonished peace- maker with being "a dangerous person to the Government, and a common disturber of the Peace of his Majesty's Liege subjects." He was thereupon required to take the oaths of allegiance and supremacy, all of which he was entirely willing to do, and was forthwith discharged. Learning not long after that they had no rightful authority to do anything of the kind, and that the move was only a stratagem of one of the parties to the church quarrel, he forthwith drew up a petition to the provincial governor asking for the removal of the said justices from office, on the ground that they had made "a presumptuous perversion and abuse of the power entrusted with the said Justices for the public good." History fails to show whether the justices cleared themselves before the council for their extra-judicial ecclesiastical proceedings, or whether they were "obliged to step down and out" (http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/columbia/gtown/rfmd_gtown.htm). Kingston is located 59 miles south of Albany, along the Hudson River.

In the written records, Gerhard Daniel Cuck is called Reverend or Domini. He "came to this country in response to a call from the German Reformed congregation of the Camp and Rhinebeck in November, 1763, and was pastor of these churches up to his death... He was frequently called to officiate in surrounding churches, particularly where there was a Palatinate element, and few church books but have some entries in his peculiar handwriting. He was systematic and faithful, and during the years 1775 - 85 as one of the few settled ministers in those troublous days, he exercised a wise supervision over pastorless churches. Though participating in the earlier councils of the Dutch Reformed Church, he never united with its Classes or General Synod. He and his churches were independent" (source: Drury, 1881). In another source, LeFevre (1909) wrote about the variations in spelling of surnames in the Kingston Church Registers due to the various ministers who kept records. "... Domine Cock, of East Camp, an advisory friend of the Kingston church, who during the 'Coetus' and 'Conferentie' difficulties, repeatedly officiated there at baptismal and marriage ceremonies..." (p. 57). ML Cook note: In my files are pages from the records of the Kingston Church. I found that he baptized individuals at the Kingston church through 1775, but I did not find records after that date. In 1777, the British burned Kingston. Except for the stone structures, the town was nearly destroyed and there was a threat that the British would sail up the Hudson River; that might explain why the Dominie stopped officiating at Kingston.

A story about New York Governor George Clinton appeared in "Olde Ulster". The story does not indicate how he became acquainted with Rev. Cock but it seems likely that they met when Cock served the Kingston Reformed Church and Clinton served as a member of the colonial assembly from 1768-1775. Kingston was the county seat of Ulster, and Clinton must have spent much time there because he met and wooed Cornelia Tappan. "On the evening of Wednesday, the 7th of February, 1770, in company with Anthony Hoffman and Miss Jannitje Wynkoop, of Kingston, George Clinton took his betrothed upon a sleigh ride. They drove to the north to Katsbaan, some fourteen miles, thence to the river at West Camp and across on the ice to what was then known as East Camp and is now Germantown, Columbia County, where George Clinton and Cornelia Tappen were pronounced man and wife by the Reverend Gerhard Daniel Cock (Koch), the paster of the Reformed Church in that place. It was a drive of nearly twenty miles, making a forty mile wedding trip that evening" (Vol. IV, No. 3, March 1908, p. 68).

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Huntting (1897) addressed the German Reformers who worshipped at the Round Top Lutheran Church and, in 1772, they built a church on the Pulver farm about two miles east of Pine Plains on the road to Salisbury. "The church was painted red and was known as the 'red church' and later as the 'old red church.'" Huntting goes on to write about a historically important communion service which he believes was taken by the German Reformers from the Round Top Church when they built their own church, whose preachers "were from the parent church at Rhinebeck. Rev. Gerhard Daniel Koch was pastor of the German Reformed Church at Rhinebeck from 1773 to 1791, and he was the first preacher of that denomination in the old Red Church. Hence it was called "Koch's meeting house'" (p. 152).

Cuck was naturalized as a citizen of the United States on 29 July 1773. "The church of Claverack at that time (and indeed from 1770) was without a pastor. Rev. Gerhard Daniel Cock, settled over the churches at Germantown and Rhinebeck, seems, more frequently than any other minister, to have supplied their pulpit. He it was who came out to Squampamock and officiated at the dedication of the new church, and installed the first consistory.... The 28th of March that year [1775] fell, we find, on Tuesday, so that we can conceive Dominie Cock officiating at Claverack on Sunday, and coming on Monday from thence to the house of the chief promoter of the new enterprise, Mr. Lawrence Hogebook, residing in a stone house near the site of the present residence of Hon. J.T. Hogeboom. In coming thither in those days, on horseback, and followed the road that yet winds through the beautiful valley of the Squampamock.... On Tuesday, March 28, in the presence of Dominie Cock and the consistory of the church of Claverack, the new church was organized.... Service was held for the first time on Wednesday, March 29, when Dominie Cock installed the consistory and preached from the text, Rev. iii. 18: 'I counsel thee to buy of me gold tried in the fire, that thou mayest be rich; and white rainment, that thou mayest be clothed, and that the shame of thy nakedness do not appear; and anoint thine eyes with eyesalve, that thou mayest see.' ... Thus was the Low Dutch Reformed church of Squampamock inaugurated" (Ellis, 1878, 335-339).

"Inventory from the estate of Jacob Ten Broeck; November 12, 1781. In Dutch. Jacob (1745-1780) was the son of Jacob (1700-d. after 1754) and grandson of Wessel (1664-1747). Inventory of accounts between Jacob Ten Broeck (1745-1780) and his brother, John (1729-1784), and receipts of settlement signed by John's widow, Gerretje (nee Roseboom), and Jacob's executor, Gerret (Gerhard) Daniel Cock, January 12, 1787. (Cock's wife, Christina, was Jacob's sister; Jacob's wife, Anna Elisabeth, was Cock's sister) Kortz, James, and Anna, his wife, of the Town of Kingston" (source: Abraham Van Vechten Legal Papers, 1686-1867, New York State Library).

1790 census, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY: Gerrit D. Cook with 2 males age 16+, 2 males under 16, 2 females and 4 slaves. Clermont was on the same page, so it was nearby. Totals in Germantown: 110 white males 16+; 127 white males under 16 years, 231 white females. ML Cook note: while researching my ancestor in New York, I learned that one of his slaves was named Peter. Rev. Cock accused Peter of stealing some leather and Peter was punished with 39 lashes. No other information about Peter was given in this reference that included several court cases.

Gerhard Daniel Cock wrote his will in German Camp, NY on 8 Aug 1791, and it was probated 13 June 1793. It mentions his wife Christina, his 3 sons, Garrett, Daniel, and Abraham and daughter Christina. Executors: Wife Christina, Hendrick Benner, Jr. and Garrett Cock. Witnesses: William Wheeler, Henry Davis, Peter Sharp. Christina Cok received a payment of 37 pounds, 8 shillings, 10 pence as the final payment for her husband's ministry to the Camp and Rhinebeck churches on 9 Oct 1791, so it is presumed he died shortly before that date. This reference states that his pastorate ended 24 July 1791 (the date of his last baptism) when he was age 55 (Smith, E. Documentary History of Rhinebeck, in Dutchess County, NY, 1881, p. 96). His pastorate of 28 years included the tempestuous years of Revolutionary War.

The Last will and Testament of Gerhard Daniel Cock Registered the 13th day of June 1793 (Transcribed by N.A. Weinberg) In the name of God Amen Garrett Daniel Cock Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the town of German Camp and county of Columbia in State of New York being weak in body but of sound and perfect mind and memory blessed be God for the same do make and publicize this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a Decent Christian manner and as touching Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me I give ___ and dispose of the same in the following manner and form Impremis I will and ___ that all my Just debts and Financial Charges shall be first paid. Item. I give and bequeath to my Dearly beloved wife Christina all my real and personal Estate so long as she remains my widow for the following purposes first for

Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 the maintenance and Education of my children Christina, Garrett, Daniel, and Abraham according to her own discretion and in case the said Christina should marry then the whole of my estate real and personal shall be surrendered into the hands of my Executors for the purpose of maintaining and educating my above mentioned children and at the decease of my said wife Christina the whole of my Estate both real and personal shall be equally divided among my four children viz. Christina, Garrett, Daniel and Abraham Share and Share alike but in case my youngest son Abraham should not have arrived to the age of twenty one years at the decease of my said wife, Then the whole of my Estate real and personal shall remain in the custody of my Executors who are hereafter mentioned for the above said purpose of Educating and maintaining my children And I do by these presents appoint my dearly beloved wife Christina W. Hendrick Benner Jr. and my beloved son Garrett ___ Executors to this my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have this day set my hand and Seal dated this Eight day of August 1791. Gerhard Daniel Cock ___ In Presence of Wm Wheeler Henry Davis, Peter Sharp Columbia County _ Be it remembered that on the 13th day of June in the year of our Lord 1793 Peter Sharp of German Town in the County of Columbia personally appeared before me Philip L. Hoffman Surrogate of the said county and being duly sworn on his oath Peter Sharp declares on his oath that he saw Gerhard Daniel Cock sign and seal the above written Instrument purporting to be his last will and testament bearing date the 8th day of August 1791 and heard him publish and declare the same as and for his last will and testament. That at the time of the executing thereof he the said Gerhard Daniel Cock was of sound and ___ing mind and memory to the best of the knowledge and belief of him the deponent and that Wm Wheeler Henry Davis and the deponent severally subscribed their names as witnesses thereto in the presence of the Testator. Phi L. Hoffman Columbia County _ Be it remembered that on the 13th day of June in the year of our Lord 1793 Christina Cock one of the Executors mentioned in the within will of Gerhard Daniel Cock appeared before me Philip Hoffman Surrogate of the County of Columbia and was duly sworn to the True execution of the will by taking the oath of an executor as by law appointed. Phi. L. Hoffman The People of the state of New York by the grace of God free and independent. To all to whom these presents shall come or may concern Lend Greeting Know ye that at the Town of Livingston in the County of Columbia before Philip L. Hoffman Esq Surrogate of our said county The last will and testament of Gerhard Daniel Cock deceased ___ whereof hereunto annexed was proved and is now approved and allowed of by us and the said deceased having whilest he lived and at the time of his death goods chattels credits within this State by means whereof the proving and registering the said will and the granting Administration of all and Singular the goods Chattels and credits and also the auditing allowing and final discharging the account thereof doth belong unto us; the administration of it and Singular the goods chattels and credits of the said deceased and any way concerning his will is granted unto Christina Cock one of the Executors in the said will named She being first duly sworn well and faithfully to administer the Same and to make and exhibit a ___ and perfect inventory of all and Singular the said goods chattels and credits and also to under a Just and Free account thereof when thereunto required whereof have caused the seal of office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed. Witness Philip L. Hoffman Esq. Surrogate of the said county at the town of Livingston the thirtieth day of June in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and ninety three and of our Independence the Seventeenth Phi L. Hoffman References: Drury, J. B. (1881). The Reformed (Dutch) Church, Rhinebeck, N.Y.: An Historical Address delivered at the 150th Anniversary of its Organization, Digitized by Google. Ebsen, C.T., Ed. Gottlieb Muttelberger's Journey to Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: J.Y. Jeanes, 1898. pp. 18-24. Ellis, Capt. Franklin (1878). History of Columbia County, New York. Philadelphia: Everts & Ensign Publishers. Huntting, Isaac. (1897). History of Little Nine Partners of North East Precinct and Pine Plains, New York, Dutchess County. Amenia, NY: Chas. Walsh & Co, Printers. LeFevre, Ralph (1909). History of New Paltz, New York and Its Old Families (from 1678-1820) Including the Huguenot Pioneers and Others who settled in New Paltz Previous to the Revolution. 2nd. Ed. Albany, NY: Port Orange Press. Morse, Howard H. (1908). Historical Old Rhinebeck, Echoes of Two Centuries. Rhinebeck, NY: Published by the author.

Other Cooks who could be related to the Dominie: Daniel Cook, born 1740 NY, listed as Historical reg. of officers of the Continental Army. By Francis Bernard Heitman. Washington, DC, 1914. (685p.): 168

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Records of the German Reformed church, Germantown (found at the Herkimer Co. Historical Society, 2017) - it is not known if these two women are related to Dominie Cock. p. 114 Baptism of Philiip, son of Phillipe Tonsbach and Elizabeth Coock, March 8, 1789 p. 118 Baptism of Rachel, daughter of Geo. Schultes and Rebecca Coock, July 11, 1790+ Michael Cock, sick, age 33 - immigrated to America on the Ship Pleasant in 1732.

Children of CHRISTINA TENBROECK and GERHARD COCK are: i. JACOB6 CUCK, b. 1770, Germantown, Columbia, New York. Baptized 16 Sept 1770 in Germantown, Columbia Co, NY (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989). ii. CHRISTINA CUCK, b. 1771, Germantown, NY; d. August 10, 1850, Montgomery Co, NY, age 80, interred Church of Currytown, Montgomery Co, NY, age 8061. iii. ANNA CUCK, b. 1771, Germantown, New York. Baptized 8 Oct 1771 in Germantown, NY. 57. iv. GERHARD "GARRET" D. CUCK, b. August 6, 1772, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY; d. August 9, 1846, Root, Montgomery Co, NY, 74 years, interred Root Center (Currytown Reformed Church Cemetery), Currytown, West of Church in Churchyard. v. DANIEL CUCK, b. Abt. 1776, Columbia Co, NY; d. Abt. 1777, Columbia Co, NY. Baptism 25 Dec 1776 at Germantown, German Reformed Church. 58. vi. DANIEL CUCK, M.D., b. August 1, 1777, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. November 1, 1829, NY, age 51- 6-0, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Upper Red Hook. 59. vii. ABRAHAM CUCK, b. Abt. 1782, Germantown, Columbia, NY; d. Bet. 1875 - 1880, NY prob. Lawyersville, Schoharie County.

35. JACOB J.5 TENBROECK (JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1745 in Ulster Co, NY, and died November 9, 1780 in NY, age 3562. He married ANNA ELIZABETH COCK Abt. 1770 in NY, daughter of GERHARD COCK/KOCH and ANNA BERG. She was born 1741 in Duisburg, Germany, and died Aft. 1776.

Notes for JACOB J. TENBROECK: Baptized at Kaatsbaan, NY on 22 April 1745; witnessed by Cornelis Ten Broeck and Lena van Alen.

Notes for ANNA ELIZABETH COCK: Anna was baptized 30 August 1741 in the Reformed Salvatorikirche in Duisburg, Germany. It's likely she traveled to America with her brother, Gerhard Daniel Cock.

Child of JACOB TENBROECK and ANNA COCK is: 60. i. ANNA6 TENBROECK, b. April 15, 1776, Columbia Co, NY; d. May 5, 1857, Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY age 81, interred Mountain View Cemetery, Saugerties, NY.

36. LENA5 TENBROECK (JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1747 in Ulster Co, NY. She married WILHELM SCHEPMOS Abt. 1774. He was born Abt. 1745 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY.

Notes for LENA TENBROECK: Baptized on 21 Apr 1747 at Saugerties, Ulster, New York.

Children of LENA TENBROECK and WILHELM SCHEPMOS are: 61. i. CHRISTINA6 SCHEPMOS, b. July 3, 1775, NY; d. 1811. 62. ii. MARYTJE "POLLY" SCHEPMOS, b. Abt. 1787, NY; d. February 13, 1830, NY, age 42, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery.

37. JOHANNES "JOHN" C.5 TENBROECK (CORNELIS4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 1740 in Albany, NY, and died December 26, 1822 in Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. He married SARA GANSEVOORT June 12, 1762 in Albany, NY Dutch Church63. She was born 1742 in Albany, NY, and died July 20, 1811 in Albany, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY64.

Notes for JOHANNES "JOHN" C. TENBROECK: John C. Ten Broeck was born in July 1740. He was the only son of the marriage of Cornelis and Maria Cuyler Ten Broeck. His father was a businessman and community leader. This Johannes sometimes was known as "John C. Ten Broeck" - probably to prevent confusion with his prominent but

Working file of Mary Lou Cook, updated 18 April 2021 aged uncle. In June 1762, John C. married Albany native Sara Gansevoort at the Albany Dutch church where he was a member and regular baptism sponsor. The marriage produced eleven children. But only three of them would live to raise their own families. These Ten Broecks made their home in the third ward near the houses of their parents. His Albany property was valued on every Albany assessment roll until after 1790. In 1763, he served as firemaster for the third ward. From 1766 to 1770 he was elected and re-elected assistant alderman. From 1771 to the outbreak of hostilities, he was chosen annually as alderman for the third ward. While on the city council, he was active in its deliberations - particularly where they involved the Albany waterfront. During the 1760s, he had held commissions as an officer in the provincial militia - beginning a military career that matured during the next decades. In 1766, he joined in signing a constitution of the Albany Sons of Liberty. At the outbreak of hostilities in 1775, he was elected a member of the Committee of Correspondence representing the third ward. He served on the committee until mid-1777. In 1776, he was appointed to the New York Provincial Congress. Throughout the war, he maintained his militia commission. In 1780, he was elected to his old seat on the city council. He resigned the next year to become sheriff of Albany County. Throughout the 1780s, he served in one of those offices. In 1790, his home on the east side of Market Street was configured on the census. In 1792, he was elected to represent Albany in the New York State Assembly. But before 1800, his name had dropped from Albany rolls. John C. Ten Broeck died in December 1822 at the age of eighty-three (source: http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/t/jotbroeck55.html). Sources: The life of John C. Ten Broeck is CAP biography number 55. This sketch is derived chiefly from family and community-based resources. We cannot complete his biography as some of his exploits have been confused with those of Johannes C. Ten Broeck of Kingston. A full list of the sources can be found at the People of Colonial Albany website. ML Note: Several of their children died before adulthood and I have not included them in this working file.

Notes for SARA GANSEVOORT: Inscription: In memory of Sarah Tenbroeck wife of John TenBroeck Esq. who departed this life July 20, 1811, aged 68 years 11 months and 25 days.

Children of JOHANNES TENBROECK and SARA GANSEVOORT are: i. CORNELIS6 TENBROECK, b. February 23, 1763; d. 1814. ii. HARMAN TENBROECK, b. March 25, 1767; d. September 14, 1787. 63. iii. LEENDERT "LEONARD" TENBROECK, b. January 24, 1775, Albany, NY; d. June 25, 1812, Napanoch, Ulster County, New York, interred Ellenville, Ulster County, New York. iv. CATHERINE TENBROECK, b. 1779, NY; d. February 15, 1835, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY; m. ISAAC BAILEY. Notes for CATHERINE TENBROECK: Inscription: In memory of Catharine TenBroeck wife of Isaac Bailey who died Feb. 15, 1835, aged 55 years 2 mo. & 26 days. v. GEORGE WRAY TENBROECK, b. December 23, 1781; d. November 21, 1816. vi. MAGDALENA TENBROECK, b. 1766; d. 1843, NY, age 76, interred Albany Rural Cemetery; m. THEODORUS VANWYCK GRAHAM; b. 1759, Fishkill, NY; d. 1822, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

38. GERRETJE5 ROSEBOOM (ELSJE4 CUYLER, ELSJE3 TENBROECK, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 23, 1738 in NY, and died March 6, 1821 in NY, interred Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY. She married JOHANNES "JOHN" TENBROECK September 27, 1769 in NY65, son of JACOB TENBROECK and CHRISTINA VAN ALEN. He was born December 24, 1748 in NY, and died September 17, 1804 in NY, age 55, Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery, Saugerties, Ulster, NY.

Notes for JOHANNES "JOHN" TENBROECK: Baptized 9 Feb 1729

Children are listed above under (31) Johannes "John" TenBroeck.

39. LEENDERT "LEONARD"5 TENBROECK (DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1752 in Livingston, NY, and died November 11, 1836 in Livingston, NY, age 83, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery, Clermont, New York. He married GERTJE "GERTRUDE" SCHERMERHORN March 7, 1776 in NY66. She was born 1753 in NY, and died September 8, 1838 in NY, interred Clermont, New York at Ten Broeck Cemetery.

Notes for LEENDERT "LEONARD" TENBROECK: PENSION - Capt. Leonard TenBroeck; Livingston, Columbia, NY, submitted by Donald E. Lampson (dlampson @ earthlink.net) Leonard Ten Broeck's July 23, 1832 Declaration:

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State of New York} }Ss. Columbia County } On this 23rd day of July 1832 before the Justice's Court of the City of Hudson, County aforesaid, in open court, personally appeared Leonard Ten Broeck, a resident of the Town of Livingston in said County ---seventy nine years, who duly sworn according to Law makes the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress as per June 7th 1832. That he was born in Claremont in said County in 1752. That in the year 1776 he received a commission of Captain in the Militia of New York under said Col. Peter R. Livingston & Major Samuel Ten Broeck, the Brother of this applicant. That in the same year he went under said Major with his Company to Schenectady & thence on to Saratoga, where he was discharged at the expiration of one month or more. In 1777 early in the spring he was again ordered out in the same Regiment to Fort Edward & shortly afterward was discharged, but was again ordered out on the approach of Burgoyne from the north, marched to Schaghicoke Landing. Marched then to Van Schaick's Island, thence marched to Bemis Heights & was there on the day of the Battle of Stillwater but the enemy had retreated before they came up, he then crossed the River on a floating Bridge with two pieces of Brass Artillery. Marched to Schuyler's Mills where he * * * till the surrender of Burgoyne & his Company was discharged. He believes he was in actual service, during the two years, ten full months. He was again ordered out in 1778 in the Regiment of Col. Hopkins to West Point where he was encamped three months. He held the Commission through the war. In 1778 or 79 he volunteered in the Regiment of Henry Livingston, afterwards a General, & served as Capt., in said Regiment nine months. This applicant further declares that he was frequently out on smaller tours after the Tories & robbers, & believed that he served as Capt. not less than two full years in the Militia of New York as aforesaid. And he further declares that he has no documentary evidence of his services, that he relinquishes all claim to any pension except the present, & that his name is not on the roll of any State agency. /s/ Leonard Ten Broeck Subscribed and sworn to The day and year aforesaid. /s/ Hiram Wilbur, Clerk

Mr. Edwin Holmes a clergyman residing in the Town of Livingston in the County of Columbia and John W. Edwards of the City of Hudson of the same County hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Captain Leonard Ten Broeck who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration, that we believe him to be Seventy nine years of age, that he is accepted & believed in the people born here where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution & that we concur in that opinion. /s/ Edwin Holmes /s/ J. W. Edwards Subscribed and sworn to this Day and year above written /s/ Hiram Wilbur, Clerk

I certify that I am well acquainted with Leonard Ten Broeck the above named applicant & have known him for many years; and for then, that I have always supposed that he served as a Captain of a Militia Company in the whole war of the Revolution & have no doubt that he served as he states in the above declaration. /s/ G. Crawford Subscribed & sworn to the day & year aforesaid before me. /s/ J. W. Fairfield, Justice.

(Note: The Col. Hopkins he refers to was the Colonel who commanded the 6th Dutchess Militia Regiment. The Col. Henry Livingston he refers to was Lt. Col. Henry Livingston who commanded the 10th Albany Militia Regiment in the field, and also served as Lt. Col. in Col. Morris Graham's Regiment of Levies.) ______Leonard Ten Broeck pension file. His Nov. 1832 sworn statement. State of New York} }Ss. Columbia County } On the 8th day of November 1832 personally appeared before me, one of the Justices of the Justices' Court of the City of Hudson, County aforesaid, Leonard Ten Broeck, who being duly sworn, deposes and saith he is same identical Leonard Ten Broeck who subscribed & swore to the above Declaration; that he makes the following statement in accordance with Interrogatories Nos. 5, 13, 16, & 17, noted in a Brief sent to him from the War Department, Viz. -

That he held a Commission of Captain during the whole War of the revolution. That by reason of old age & consequent loss of memory he cannot swear positively as to the particular date of entering & leaving active service at each particular period, but according to his best recollection he served not less than the periods following.

In the year 1776 - one month & a half.

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In the year 1777 - nine months. In the Year 1778 - three months under Col. Hopkins. & Three months in the night watch. In the year 1779 - nine months. In the year 1780 - on night watch, in my own County. In the year 1781 - " " " " In the Year 1782 - " " " "

That the only record of his age is the family Bible. That when called into service he lived at said Livingston & since that time at said Livingston. That the names of officers under whom he served are General Schuyler, & General Clinton, Colonels Livingston & Hopkins, & Major Ten Broeck. That he held the Commission of Captain, signed by Governor Clinton, during the war. That his said Commission of Captain is lost - or mislaid & that he cannot find it. That he has found neither can find any living witnesses of his service, other than that of his brother Major Ten Broeck whose testimony ------, & that of David Potts, since discovered. - That he never had any written discharges. And he further says that he was in actual service with most of his Company on night watch in the year 1778 in his own County as much as three months, mentioned above - That in the years 1780, 1781, 1782 he served as above stated almost continually. That in all his said service in the Revolution, he was actually engaged as much as three years. /s/ Leonard Ten Broeck Subscribed & sworn to This day & year aforesaid before me, Justice as aforesaid. /s/ J. W. Fairfield [Certification of good character and veracity omitted.] ______Leonard Ten Broeck. 1838 sworn statement of Major Samuel Ten Broeck in the application of the widow of Captain Leonard Ten Broeck. State of New York} }Ss. Columbia County } Samuel Ten Broeck being duly sworn says that he is ninety-two years of age. That Leonard Ten Broeck deceased was a brother of this deponent & the husband of Gertrude Ten Broeck who has applied for a pension on account of the services of her said husband. That this deponent & said brother belonged to the Regiment of Militia commanded by Col. Peter R. Livingston. This deponent was a Major & said Leonard was a Captain in said Regiment That this deponent on account of his age & the failing of his memory can not be specific as to the exact period of the service performed by said Leonard during the Revolutionary War , but will state the same according to his best recollection. And this deponent says that he & the said Leonard served together in said Regiment at the north during the season of 1777. They were called out quite early in the season & marched first to Fort Edward & were encamped there for considerable time, & then were discharged & ------at home but a very short time when they were called out again to stop the advance of Burgoyne who was coming from Canada. They went this time to ------Landing & remained there a while & moved from there to Van Schaick's Island where they were encamped for some time where this deponent was taken sick & came home for a short time, but thinks that Leonard stayed with the Regiment, & on return of this deponent the troops moved to Bemis Heights & were in the Battle of Saratoga , & there remained till after the surrender of Burgoyne, & this deponent thinks & believes that said Leonard served during these two campaigns not less than six months. And this deponent further says that said Leonard performed twelve months service out of the above Regiment. The first time he thinks was for three months at West Point when he is confident Leonard served as Captain. This service he thinks was during the fall & winter of 1777 or 78, but under what officers this deponent cannot recollect.

The second was a service of nine months performed somewhere at the south, but this deponent cannot say at what point this service was performed nor under what officers, but thinks it was Col. Livingston of the Regular Army.

And he cannot say that he acted as Captain in the nine months service. All he can say is that he was a Captain in the 9 months service --- & this deponent further says that said Leonard performed much other service of which he supposes War Department have full records as this affidavit is made only in reference to the years 1777 & 78 as requested in the letter of the Hon. J. L. Edwards hereto annexed.

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And this deponent further says that said Leonard was almost continually in service in this County when not on service abroad as ------Scouts & guards, - this deponent would refer the Department to the affidavit made by him on the first application of said Leonard for a pension, & further says not. /s/ Samuel Ten Broeck Sworn before me this 24th day of February 1838 /s/ ? W. Fairfield Commissioner of Deeds [Certification of good character and veracity omitted.] (Note: See also the pension file of Major Samuel Ten Broeck which contains a joint statement with Leonard Ten Broeck.) ______RETAINED COPY IN FILE OF LETTER BY PENSION COMMISSIONER WITH NOTE CRITICISING REJECTION OF WIDOW'S APPLICATION: Rev. War section June 1, 1917 Mrs. Fred A. King P. O. 112 Trumansburg, New York.

Madam: In response to your letter dated the 23" ultimo, you are advised that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension claim R. File No. ******* it appears that Leonard Ten Broeck was born in Clermont, Columbia County, New York, when on October 30, 1775, he was appointed First Lieutenant in Colonel Peter R. Livingston's Regiment of Albany County, New York Militia; on January 15, **** he was promoted to be Captain of the First Company of said Regiment, and he served at various times during the Revolution, about two years in all.

He was allowed a pension on his application executed July 23, 1832, at which time he was a resident of Livingston, New York.

He married August 18, 1776, Gertrude - - - and died November 11, 1836, aged 84 years and 1 day. She died September 8, 1838, aged 88 years, 10 months and 19 days. They were buried at Clermont, New York. In 1846 Catherine Pitcher aged 59 years and Leonard W. Ten Broeck were the only surviving children. No other ****** ** children are stated. Very Respectfully, ****************** Commissioner.

Office Note. No mention made of rejection of widows claim, it being so obviously unjust and such a legal quibble. The soldier's Statement of his services is not only corroborated by the Comptroller of N. Y., see reports in the claim, but it is borne out by the printed archives Edited by Fernow in 1887, Vol. I, p. 269, and his brother's (the Major) testimony. The fact that she may not have been able to prove that he served six months was absurd in view of all the evidence and does not now cut any figure at all as he was appointed in 1775, reap. In 1777 & again in 1778. *** ***** June 1, 1917

Children of LEENDERT TENBROECK and GERTJE SCHERMERHORN are: i. DIRK WESSELS6 TENBROECK, b. 1777, Livingston, NY. Baptized at Red Hook on 14 Sept 1777. ii. MARIA MAGDALENA TENBROECK, b. 1780, Livingston, NY; m. THOMAS DUNCAN. iii. JACOB TENBROECK, b. 1782, Livingston, NY; m. PRUDENCE CHAPMAN. 64. iv. SAMUEL LEONARD TENBROECK, b. June 10, 1785, Livingston, Columbia, NY; d. June 17, 1824, NY, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery Columbia Co, age 38 yrs 7 days. 65. v. CATHERINE TENBROECK, b. January 3, 1788, Clermont, Columbia, NY; d. October 4, 1859, NY, prob. Columbia County. 66. vi. LEONARD WILLIAM TENBROECK, GENERAL, b. February 14, 1797, Livingston, NY; d. January 24, 1852, NY, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery.

40. ANTHONY S.5 TENBROECK (HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 14, 1756 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY, and died October 12, 1832 in Columbia Co, NY, age 75-11- 21, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard67. He married (1) CHRISTINA TENBROECK October 13, 1782 in Dutch Reformed Church of Claverack, Columbia County, New York68, daughter of CORNELIUS TENBROECK and

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MARIA BODINE. She was born April 4, 1761 in Claverack, NY69, and died January 2, 1817 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard69. He married (2) MARIA HEERMANCE February 3, 182370. She was born Abt. 1756, and died September 24, 1850 in NY, age 94-6-2670.

Children of ANTHONY TENBROECK and CHRISTINA TENBROECK are: i. ANATJE6 TENBROECK, b. September 28, 178371. ii. CATHERINE TENBROECK, b. November 12, 1785, NY; d. February 1, 1834, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard; m. MOSES BURT, REV.; b. 1779; d. 1837, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. iii. HENDRICK ANTONY TENBROECK, b. March 25, 1787, Claverack, NY72; d. April 18, 1845, Newark, NJ72; m. (1) RHODA GREEN, December 10, 181072; b. March 6, 179372; d. May 21, 183372; m. (2) DELIA MARIA COFFIN, September 30, 1835; b. January 14, 1799; d. October 3, 1882. iv. ANNA TENBROECK, b. 1790, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1861, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard; m. ROBERT HENDRICK VAN RENSSELAER, January 1, 1810; b. 1779, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1835, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. v. ANTHONY A. TENBROECK, b. August 22, 1792, Columbia Co, NY73; d. 1814, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. vi. JOHN ANTHONY TENBROECK, b. April 4, 1794, NY74; d. August 29, 1855, NY, age 60, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard74; m. HANNAH EVERTS, June 20, 182774; b. January 10, 1795, NY74; d. March 22, 187574. 67. vii. WILLIAM C. TENBROECK, b. June 6, 1798, Claverack, NY; d. May 10, 1880, Watervliet, Albany Co, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. 68. viii. CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. August 15, 1800, Claverack, NY; d. June 10, 1883, Claverack, Columbia, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

41. SAMUEL JOHANNES5 TENBROECK (JOHANNES4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 4, 1756 in NY75, and died August 6, 1835 in NY, age 79, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard75. He married MARIA TENBROECK, daughter of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and MARYTJE VAN ALEN. She was born January 2, 1762 in NY76, and died April 26, 1835 in NY, age 73, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard77.

Notes for SAMUEL JOHANNES TENBROECK: Revolutionary Service - Captain and Second Lieutenant Colonel, Tenth Regiment, Manor of Livingston, Albany County Militia.

Notes for MARIA TENBROECK: Baptized Claverack on 27 Jan 1762

Children of SAMUEL TENBROECK and MARIA TENBROECK are: i. JOHANNES6 TENBROECK, b. 1789, Claverack, NY; d. 1819. ii. DIRCK WESSEL TENBROECK, b. 1792, Claverack, NY; d. 1817, Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard; m. PEGGY BENNER, October 12, 1815; b. Abt. 1792. iii. NICHOLAS SAMUELSON TENBROECK, b. 1796, Columbia Co, NY; d. May 29, 1858, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard78.

Notes for NICHOLAS SAMUELSON TENBROECK: "Mr. Nicholas Ten Broeck, an estimable bachelor citizen of Greenport, New York, while in his pig-pen, was shot and killed by his nephew, who had been out shooting at crows, and carelessly fired his revolver at a knot-hole in the pen." Alexandria Gazette (Alexandria, VA) Tuesday, June 8, 1858

iv. MARIA S. TENBROECK, b. 1799, NY; d. February 21, 1869, prob. NY, age 70, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard; m. WILLIAM HEERMANCE, December 17, 1828; b. Abt. 1802; d. 1854, prob. NY, age 52, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

42. MARIA HOFFMAN5 TENBROECK (JOHANNES4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 17, 1761 in NY79. She married PETER VAN RENSSELAER April 7, 1782 in Claverack, NY80, son of HENDRICK VAN RENSSELAER and ELIZABETH VAN BRUGGE. He was born 1752 in NY.

Child of MARIA TENBROECK and PETER VAN RENSSELAER is: i. ELIZABETH6 VAN RENSSELAER, b. April 5, 1783, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY80; m. WESSEL TENBROECK, December 18, 1814, NY81; b. August 27, 1787, Columbia Co, NY82.

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43. NICHOLAS5 TENBROECK (JOHANNES4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 5, 1767 in NY83, and died January 22, 1843 in NY83. He married (1) MARIA SCHUYLER January 1, 1800, daughter of HERMANUS SCHUYLER and CHRISTINA TENBROECK. She was born April 25, 1769 in Albany, NY83, and died March 25, 1812 in Claverack, NY age 42, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard83. He married (2) CORNELIA HOFFMAN October 1816 in St. John's Reformed Church, NY. She died April 13, 1830.

Notes for MARIA SCHUYLER: bpt. Apr. 26, 1769 Albany Reformed Dutch Church

Children of NICHOLAS TENBROECK and MARIA SCHUYLER are: i. MARIA HOFFMAN6 TENBROECK, b. April 27, 1801. ii. HARMANUS SCHUYLER TENBROECK, b. November 3, 1802. iii. DAVID VAN RENSSYLAER TENBROECK, b. February 25, 180484; d. November 30, 187384; m. JANE DOANE; d. May 31, 185484. iv. JOHN JEREMIAH TENBROECK, b. August 18, 1806; m. HELEN TENBROECK, November 26, 183384; b. March 14, 1815, Germantown, NY84; d. January 21, 188484. v. CHRISTINA JANE ELSIE TENBROECK, b. February 4, 1809. vi. MARY ANN CATHARINE TENBROECK, b. March 17, 1812.

44. SAMUEL JEREMIAH5 TENBROECK (JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 28, 1757 in Columbia Co, NY85, and died April 25, 1830 in Columbia Co, NY, age 71, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard86. He married CHRISTINA TENBROECK April 16, 1785 in NY, daughter of WESSEL TENBROECK and JANNETJE PERSEN. She was born January 8, 1765 in NY87, and died Aft. 1850 in NY.

Notes for SAMUEL JEREMIAH TENBROECK: Baptism on 11 Apr 1757 at Claverack, Columbia, New York Samuel entered the Ninth Company of the Livingston Manor Regiment probably as Ensign. In the promotions of 1776, he was made Second Lieutenant and later as Lieut. in Captain Sharp's Co., New York Troops.

He died at the age of 74 years and 1 month on April 25, 1830 according to the burial records of Early Settlers of New York State by Janet Wethy Foley in Vol. 1 of 2. According to information supplied to me by Leigh on Jan. 2, 2015 on Find-A-Grave, he was married to Christina Ten Broeck, a daughter of Wessel Ten Broeck and Jannetje Persen. Leigh informed me that Christina was born 8 Jan 1765 and died about 1850. On May 3, 20l1 Fred Saar supplied me with the information that Samuel was the son of Jeremiah Ten Broeck and Marytje Van Alen and a brother of Adam Ten Broeck and that his wife was Christina Ten Broeck. On 8/14/2014 I saw some information that her father was Wessel Ten Broeck of Germantown which is now in Columbia County, New York. Fred also gave me the information that he obtained from DAR records that Samuel's Revolutionary Service was that he resided at Claverack, and when the young men of his section responded to the call to arms, although he was not of age, he entered the Ninth Company of the Livingston Manor Regiment probably as Ensign. In the promotions of 1776 he was made Second Lieutenant (posted to FAG Memorial #7086289 by Barbara Doxey).

Notes for CHRISTINA TENBROECK: Baptism on 22 Jan 1765 at Saugerties, Ulster, New York http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ (July 11, 1843 Declaration of Widow) In order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed July 7th 1838, entitled an act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows. State of New York} }Ss.: Columbia County } On this Eleventh day of July One thousand Eight hundred forty three, before the subscriber, a Justice of the Justices Court in the city of Hudson in said County, the same being a court of record, personally appeared Christina Ten Broeck, a resident of the Town of Claverack in said County, aged Seventy Eight years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on her oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed July 7th 1838, entitled an act granting half pay & pensions to certain widows. That she is the widow of Samuel J. Ten Broeck, who was a Lieutenant in the war of the Revolution & served, as I have been informed & believe, in 1775 in Captain Sharp's Minute Men as Lieutenant for 9 months. This Company was raised from the Manor of Livingston in this County. Declarant further says that in 1776 her said husband, said Samuel J. Ten Broeck was a Lieutenant in Captain Petrus Van Gaasbeck's Rangers raised in said Manor of Livingston. She has been informed that this was a 9 months tour.

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She respectfully refers to the statement of John J. Best, who in his lifetime obtained a pension under the act of 7th of June 1832, & who was a soldier under my said husband, and I am informed that the widow of said John J. Best has made an application for a pension under the act of 7th July 1838, & has been allowed 9 months for the service of her husband in the said Ranger Company. She refers therefor to the papers of said John J. & Christina Best. The said Christina is well known to this declarant as was said John J. Best in his lifetime. The annexed paper dated the 23rd February 1787 in my husband's hand writing, which I found among his paper (Except the signature). My husband had performed other service in said war, but how much she cannot state, as she married him a long time after the war. & she refers to the old paper hereto annexed, and such proof as may be furnished.

Declarant further says that she was married to said Samuel J. Ten Broeck by the Rev. *** bock on the sixteenth day of April One thousand Seven Hundred & Eighty five. That she was not married to the said Samuel J. Ten Broeck previous to his last tour of service in the said war, but the marriage took place prior to the first day of June Seventeen hundred Ninety four (1794), viz. The time above stated. That she has not remarried but continued the widow of the above mentioned Samuel J. Ten Broeck, who died the 25th day of April 1830. That she has no record of marriage, & has no record of her children. That she & her husband has three children, only sons, and all were baptized by the Rev. *** ******* in Claverack. The oldest was Wessel Ten Broeck, now deceased. The second was Jeremiah Ten Broeck, & the third was William Ten Broeck, deceased.

This Declarant further says that her husband was a clerk in Drick Jansen's store at the same time that Petrus Van Gaasbeckwas. That she has frequently heard her husband talk of his services in Van Gaasbeck's Company of Rangers. My father's name was Wessel Ten Broeck and was **** of the Committee of Safety of the "Camp", now Germantown in this County.

My said husband wrote his name Samuel J. Ten Broeck & was a cousin of the late Gen'l. Sam'l Ten Broeck, the late Rev. Pensioner in this County. /s/ Christina Ten Broeck Sworn to & subscribed Before me this 11th Day of July 1843. /s/ Wm. E. Heath, Justice. (NOTE: The file contains a copy of a certificate dated July 17, 1850 granting a pension of $80.00 per annum to Christina Ten Broeck.)

Children of SAMUEL TENBROECK and CHRISTINA TENBROECK are: i. WALTER6 TENBROECK. ii. DAVID TENBROECK. iii. WESSEL TENBROECK, b. August 27, 1787, Columbia Co, NY88; m. ELIZABETH VAN RENSSELAER, December 18, 1814, NY89; b. April 5, 1783, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY90. iv. ADAM TENBROECK, b. 1790. v. JEREMIAH SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. June 11, 1790, Columbia Co, NY91; d. January 11, 1826, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard92. 69. vi. WILLIAM SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. March 21, 1792, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY; d. August 18, 1836, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY, age 36, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

45. ADAM5 TENBROECK (JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 24, 1759 in Columbia Co, NY93, and died May 30, 1826 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard94. He married (1) LYDIA MARIA MONSON May 30, 1784 in Claverack, Columbia, New York, Reformed Church95, daughter of AUSTIN MONSON. She was born 1762, and died Abt. 1805. He married (2) HANNAH MORRISON January 28, 1807 in Columbia Co, NY96. She was born February 1, 1780 in NY96, and died April 17, 1870 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard96.

Notes for ADAM TENBROECK: Adam Ten Broeck had Revolutionary War Service as an Ensign in the Albany County Militia, Eighth Regiment under Colonel Robert Van Rensselaer. His wife received a pension for his service. Adam also served as a Sheriff in Columbia Co, NY.

Children of ADAM TENBROECK and LYDIA MONSON are: 70. i. JEREMIAH A.6 TENBROECK, b. February 13, 1787, Claverack, NY; d. Aft. 1814. ii. JOHN VAN RENSELAER TENBROECK, b. September 11, 1789, Columbia County, NY96; d. August 5, 1832, NY96; m. (1) ELIZABETH VAN NESS; b. April 3, 179196; d. November 15, 181596; m. (2) EMMELINE PAMELA PARKER; b. April 3, 1804; d. March 2, 1885.

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71. iii. SETH TENBROECK, b. September 11, 1789, Columbia Co, NY; d. July 12, 1845. 72. iv. AUSTIN MUNSON TENBROECK, b. September 27, 1791, Claverack, NY; d. May 21, 1875, Hillsdale, NY, interred Hillsdale Rural Cemetery. v. ANNA MARIA TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1799, Columbia Co, NY; d. April 3, 1855, NY, age 56, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard; m. ABRAHAM RACE. 73. vi. ABRAHAM ADAM TENBROECK, b. July 1, 1803, Columbia Co, NY; d. November 1870, Claverack, Columbia, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. vii. ELIZA TENBROECK, b. August 4, 1805, Columbia Co, NY; d. October 16, 1875, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard, Kingston, Ulster, NY.

Child of ADAM TENBROECK and HANNAH MORRISON is: viii. LYDIA MUNSON6 TENBROECK, b. 1815, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1860, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard; m. CONRAD W. MELIUS; b. 1814; d. 1871, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

46. MARIA5 TENBROECK (JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 2, 1762 in NY96, and died April 26, 1835 in NY, age 73, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard97. She married SAMUEL JOHANNES TENBROECK, son of JOHANNES TENBROECK and MARYTJE HOFFMAN. He was born June 4, 1756 in NY97, and died August 6, 1835 in NY, age 79, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard97.

Notes for MARIA TENBROECK: Baptized Claverack on 27 jan 1762

Notes for SAMUEL JOHANNES TENBROECK: Revolutionary Service - Captain and Second Lieutenant Colonel, Tenth Regiment, Manor of Livingston, Albany County Militia.

Children are listed above under (41) Samuel Johannes TenBroeck.

47. JOHANNES JOHN J.5 TENBROECK (JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 8, 1764 in NY97, and died Aft. June 1846. He married FITJE "SOPHIA" MULLER December 18, 1785 in Claverack, Columbia, NY97. She was born September 1, 1765 in Claverack, NY.

Child of JOHANNES TENBROECK and FITJE MULLER is: i. CHRISTINEJE6 TENBROECK, b. November 15, 1792, NY.

Notes for CHRISTINEJE TENBROECK: Sponsors at her baptism on Dec. 9, 1792 were Hermanus Schuyler and Christinje Ten Broeck at the Hillsdale Church.

48. JEREMIAH J.5 TENBROECK (JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1772 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY98, and died December 1, 1826 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Cemetery98. He married JANNETJEN "JANE" TENBROECK November 15, 1795 in NY, daughter of WESSEL TENBROECK and JANNETJE PERSEN. She was born April 8, 1770 in NY98, and died October 7, 1825 in NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard99.

Notes for JEREMIAH J. TENBROECK: Baptized August 2, 1772 in Dutch Reformed Church of Claverack, Columbia County, NY.

Notes for JANNETJEN "JANE" TENBROECK: Baptism on 15 Apr 1770 at Germantown, Columbia, New York

Children of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and JANNETJEN TENBROECK are: i. JANE6 TENBROECK, b. September 7, 1797100. ii. ABRAHAM TENBROECK, b. June 17, 1799, NY; m. LAVINA BECKER, February 18, 1821; b. Abt. 1800; d. January 31, 1877, Age 77-2-17. iii. WESSEL JEREMIAH TENBROECK, b. November 26, 1802, Columbia County, NY100; d. August 2, 1859, Columbia County, NY. iv. MARIA CHRISTINA TENBROECK, b. September 12, 1805100. v. CHRISTINA CATHRINE TENBROECK, b. September 28, 1810, Columbia County, NY100.

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49. CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK (CORNELIUS4, JOHANNES3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 4, 1761 in Claverack, NY101, and died January 2, 1817 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard101. She married ANTHONY S. TENBROECK October 13, 1782 in Dutch Reformed Church of Claverack, Columbia County, New York102, son of HENDRICK TENBROECK and ANNATJE VAN SCHAICK. He was born November 14, 1756 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY, and died October 12, 1832 in Columbia Co, NY, age 75-11- 21, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard103.

Children are listed above under (40) Anthony S. TenBroeck.

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50. JOHN6 TENBROECK (JOHN C.5, JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1767 in Somerset, New Jersey, and died December 15, 1843 in Madison, Lenawee, Michigan, interred Sand Creek Cemetery, Lenawee Co, MI104. He married ALLIE LOWE 1793 in Lycoming, PA. She was born Abt. 1768 in NJ, and died 1833 in Elmira, Chemung Co, NY.

Notes for JOHN TENBROECK: John's will was written 11 May 1841 and probated 22 Aug 1844. The will names his 6 sons and 4 daughters.

Children of JOHN TENBROECK and ALLIE LOWE are: i. CORNELIUS7 TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1794. 74. ii. ANNA TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1795, Elmira, Chemung Co, NY; d. December 31, 1850, Lenawee Co, MI, age 55, interred Lenawee Co, MI. iii. CATHERINE TENBROOK, b. 1798; m. MR. FISK. 75. iv. WILLIAM TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1800, Elmira, Chemung, NY; d. May 7, 1888, Fairfield, Lenawee Co, MI, interred Sand Creek Cemetery. v. GARRET TENBROOK, b. 1802; d. September 8, 1868; m. HANNAH; d. September 17, 1868. 76. vi. JOHN TENBROOK, b. November 21, 1804, Chemung Co, NY; d. January 10, 1865, Fairfield, Lenawee Co, MI. vii. ALLIE TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1806; m. LIVESAY. viii. MARGARET TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1808. ix. ANDREW TENBROOK, b. 1814, Elmira, NY. x. GEORGE V. TENBROOK, REV., b. Abt. 1816, Pennsylvania; m. CHARLOTTE J. TREAT, September 22, 1845, Berrien, Niles, MI105; b. Abt. 1824.

51. ANDREW6 TENBROOK (JOHN C.5 TENBROECK, LT. COL., JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 3, 1772 in Harlingen, Somerset, NJ106, and died September 14, 1851 in McEwensville, Northumberland, PA, interred Warrior Run graveyard106. He married ELEANOR CORRY Abt. 1800 in Northumberland, PA, daughter of MATTHEW CORRY and ANN BEATTY. She was born March 6, 1782 in Chester Co, PA106, and died August 3, 1845 in McEwensville, Northumberland Co, PA106.

Children of ANDREW TENBROOK and ELEANOR CORRY are: i. JOHN7 TENBROOK, b. April 1801, Milton, Northumberland, PA106; d. 1801. ii. MATTHEW TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1803, Northumberland Co, PA; m. MARY ANN SAMPLE; b. May 2, 1808, PA. iii. JOHN TENBROOK, b. May 2, 1808, Northumberland Co, PA; d. 1886, Edgar Co, IL; m. JANE C. ALEXANDER, April 23, 1840, Edgar Co, IL; b. 1821, TN. 77. iv. WILLIAM TENBROOK, b. 1812, McEwensville, Pennsylvania; d. 1889. v. ANDREW TENBROOK, b. December 12, 1817, Elmira, Chemung Co, NY; d. March 16, 1896; m. (1) HANNAH MARIA MCCARTY, June 13, 1850, Northumberland Co, PA; b. February 17, 1828; d. June 9, 1869; m. (2) ADA C. DOUGHERTY, Aft. 1868; b. 1833; d. June 29, 1891. vi. ELIZABETH CORRY TENBROOK, b. February 27, 1825, Northumberland, PA; d. June 22, 1902, Lee Twp, Fulton, IL; m. KEHR SWENEY, MAJOR, December 8, 1842, Northumberland, PA; b. August 18, 1817, Northumberland, PA; d. January 29, 1898, Lee Twp, Fulton, IL.

Notes for ELIZABETH CORRY TENBROOK: Prairie City Herald, 4 Jul 1902 At the home of her son-in-law, C.C. Sperling, in Lee Township on June 22d, 1902, Mrs. Elizabeth Sweney departed this life, aged 77 years, a month and 2 days. Elizabeth Ten Broeck was born in Northumberland County, Pa., Feb 27th, 1825, and was married to Major K. Sweney, Dec 8th 1812 (sic ). Eleven children were born to them, seven of whom are living. In 1816 (sic) the young wife came west with her husband and settled on the farm near Babylon where she had lived most of the time since. The husband preceded her to the better home

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four years lacking six days. Surrounded by her children at the close of a quiet Sunday afternoon, passed the spirit of an earnest, loving, devoted Christian woman. Those qualities of head and heart that are noblest and best - unswerving rectitude, deepest sympathy, and the very tenderness of love - were beautifully wrought out in her upright, unselfish life. Of a delicately refined nature, she passionately loved those things which God has made beautiful. A flower, a tree, a bird, the young of animals, a fine landscape, a rainbow, a sunset -each appealed to her with never-failing delight. While she will be missed by a large circle of friends, a sweetness of fragrance of her life, will remain with them. Mrs. Sweney was received to membership in the Presbyterian church of Prairie City, Ill, Feb 24, 1872, and continued an acceptable and beloved member thereof until called to the church above. With a steadfast faith that said, "Yea, though I pass through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil," she passed beyond and to her reward. Her memory strengthens faith and brightens hope. "Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord."

vii. THOMAS C. TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1829, PA; m. MARGARET CHRISTINA SHELTER, July 21, 1853, Fulton Co, IL; b. Abt. 1829, PA.

52. PHILIP PHILIP6 LIVINGSTON (CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, DIRCK4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 28, 1741 in Albany, NY107, and died November 2, 1787 in NY108. He married SARAH JOHNSTON June 29, 1768 in Jamaica, W.I.109. She was born March 23, 1748/49110, and died June 1768 in Jamaica, W.I.110.

Notes for PHILIP PHILIP LIVINGSTON: They had a number of children, most of whom returned to the US and became citizens.

Child of PHILIP LIVINGSTON and SARAH JOHNSTON is: i. EDWARD7 LIVINGSTON, b. Abt. 1780, Jamaica, W.I.111; m. LIVINGSTON. Notes for EDWARD LIVINGSTON: Edward lived at Clermont, NY on the Hudson River.

53. CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK (PETRUS "PETER"5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1759 in NY, and died in Danube, NY. She married PETER P. BELLINGER 1784, son of PETER BELLINGER and DELIA HERKIMER. He was born April 24, 1760 in Herkimer, NY, and died August 8, 1851 in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, NY, age 93, interred Edwardsville Cemetery.

Notes for PETER P. BELLINGER: He is also called Johann Peter Bellinger. The name needs to be proved through baptism records, if possible. 1850 census, Oswegatchie, Saint Lawrence, New York: Peter B. Bellinger (90) lived with his son Peter P. (63) and family.

Obituary: In this town, on the 8th inst., Mr. Peter P. Bellinger, aged 92 years. Mr. Bellinger was one of the few remaining patriots of the Revolution, having been born and brought up at Fort Herkimer, and served under the lamented Gen. Herkimer who fell at the battle of Oriskany. He served as paymaster to the regiment commanded by his father, Col. Peter Bellinger, of the State Militia. He had resided in this town for the last 18 years (Ogdensburg Frontier Sentinel 1851).

Children of CHRISTINA TENBROECK and PETER BELLINGER are: 78. i. PETER P.7 BELLINGER, JR., b. June 25, 1785, German Flatts, Herkimer, NY; d. December 10, 1858, Edwardsville, NY, interred Edwardsville Cemetery, St. Lawrence County, NY. ii. JACOB BELLINGER, b. May 4, 1789, German Flatts, Herkimer, NY; d. May 22, 1807.

54. CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK (WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 8, 1765 in NY112, and died Aft. 1850 in NY. She married SAMUEL JEREMIAH TENBROECK April 16, 1785 in NY, son of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and MARYTJE VAN ALEN. He was born March 28, 1757 in Columbia Co, NY113, and died April 25, 1830 in Columbia Co, NY, age 71, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard114.

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Columbia County } On this Eleventh day of July One thousand Eight hundred forty three, before the subscriber, a Justice of the Justices Court in the city of Hudson in said County, the same being a court of record, personally appeared Christina Ten Broeck, a resident of the Town of Claverack in said County, aged Seventy Eight years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on her oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed July 7th 1838, entitled an act granting half pay & pensions to certain widows. That she is the widow of Samuel J. Ten Broeck, who was a Lieutenant in the war of the Revolution & served, as I have been informed & believe, in 1775 in Captain Sharp's Minute Men as Lieutenant for 9 months. This Company was raised from the Manor of Livingston in this County. Declarant further says that in 1776 her said husband, said Samuel J. Ten Broeck was a Lieutenant in Captain Petrus Van Gaasbeck's Rangers raised in said Manor of Livingston. She has been informed that this was a 9 months tour.

Notes for SAMUEL JEREMIAH TENBROECK: Baptism on 11 Apr 1757 at Claverack, Columbia, New York Samuel entered the Ninth Company of the Livingston Manor Regiment probably as Ensign. In the promotions of 1776 he was made Second Lieutenant amd later as Lieut. in Captain Sharp's Co., New York Troops.

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Fred also gave me the information that he obtained from DAR records that Samuel's Revolutionary Service was that he resided at Claverack, and when the young men of his section responded to the call to arms, although he was not of age, he entered the Ninth Company of the Livingston Manor Regiment probably as Ensign. In the promotions of 1776 he was made Second Lieutenant (posted to FAG Memorial #7086289 by Barbara Doxey).

Children are listed above under (44) Samuel Jeremiah TenBroeck.

55. JACOB6 TENBROECK (WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 6, 1768 in Germantown, Columbia Co, NY, and died May 10, 1829 in Clermont, Germantown, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard in Kingston115. He married CHRISTINA SCHEPMOS, daughter of WILHELM SCHEPMOS and LENA TENBROECK. She was born July 3, 1775 in NY, and died 1811.

Notes for JACOB TENBROECK: Baptism was on 19 Apr 1768 in Saugerties, Ulster, NY (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records from Selected States, 1660-1926). J Iowa, Death Records, 1920-194 He is listed on a tablet in the Kingston Reformed Church. The tablet is inscribed with the following: "This tablet was erected by the Consistory of this Church, to the memory of the persons whose remains were interred beneath this edifice.

Child of JACOB TENBROECK and CHRISTINA SCHEPMOS is: 79. i. JACOB7 TENBROECK, HONORABLE, b. May 13, 1800, Germantown, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY on the TenBroeck homestead; d. March 24, 1883, Hudson, Columbia Co, NY.

56. JANNETJEN "JANE"6 TENBROECK (WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 8, 1770 in NY116, and died October 7, 1825 in NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard117. She married JEREMIAH J. TENBROECK November 15, 1795 in NY, son of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and MARYTJE VAN ALEN. He was born 1772 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY118, and died December 1, 1826 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Claverack Cemetery118.

Notes for JANNETJEN "JANE" TENBROECK: Baptism on 15 Apr 1770 at Germantown, Columbia, New York

Notes for JEREMIAH J. TENBROECK: Baptized August 2, 1772 in Dutch Reformed Church of Claverack, Columbia County, NY.

Children are listed above under (48) Jeremiah J. TenBroeck.

57. GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK (CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1)119 was born August 6, 1772 in Germantown, Columbia Co, NY, and died August 9, 1846 in Root, Montgomery Co, NY, 74 years, interred Root Center (Currytown Reformed Church Cemetery), Currytown, West of Church in Churchyard120. He married CATHERINE "CATY" BENNER November 8, 1801 in Germantown, Columbia, NY by Rev. Jeremiah Romeyne121, daughter of HENDRICH BENNER and CATHERINE PITCHER. She was born April 24, 1781 in Germantown, Columbia Co, NY, and died July 24, 1839 in Root, Montgomery Co, NY, age 50y 3m, interred Currytown, West of Church in Churchyard122.

Notes for GERHARD "GARRET" D. CUCK: Baptized 15 May 1774 in Germantown, German Reformed Church (p. 79). Garrett was town supervisor in Germantown during 1802 - 1804, and Clermont, NY town supervisor in 1813 and 1818. He was a member of the Assembly of NY in 1817 (source: Ellis, F., 1878, History of Columbia County, New York, Philadelphia: Everts & Ensign). When and why did he move to Red Hook? Was his move about the time of his mother's death? Why did he move to Montgomery Co, NY after 1830? Remember that his brother, Dr. Daniel Cuck, also lived in Montgomery County.

In about 1807, Garret transferred his membership from the German Church at Camp to the Red Hook Church under the pastorate of Andrew N. Kittle (Smith, 1881, p. 130). Leonard (2012) wrote about slaves who joined St. John's Church in Upper Red Hook. In 1821, Nancy, wife of Jabez Davis, joined - she was called "a colored woman of G. Cuck."

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The following description of American Manners was found: "Both Rhinebeck and Poughkeepsie, originally peopled by the Dutch, still resemble very much Dutch towns. Rhinebeck is upon a fine plain, at a considerable height above the Hudson, from which it is about two miles distant. We left Rhinebeck early in the morning, with the thermometer at 45°, and went on to a small hotel about a mile beyond Redhook, about eleven miles, to breakfast, for which we were quite ready when we got there. We knocked at the door, but no one answered. At length the master of the house, Garret Cucks, appeared. His family had breakfasted, and his son and daughter were teaching at a Sunday- school, a quarter of a mile off. He would go for them, and quickly get all we required. He was as good as his word. A blazing fire was soon made, and as comfortable a breakfast produced as we had enjoyed during the whole course of our journey. Eight eggs were set down for two persons, and preserves of peach and pear. The family remarked us admiring their apples in the orchard before we left them, and offered us as many as we could carry away. We accepted of a few, but enough for our use during our journey. The kindness and hospitality of the Americans are quite unostentatious." ... "Before leaving the house of Mr Cucks, we had the pleasure of seeing him and his family set off in their own carriage, drawn by a couple of horses, for the church at Rhinebeck, although hardly a mile distant; and the coldness of the day would have led us very much to prefer a walk for such a distance, to a ride in an open carriage; but custom regulates everything, and no one walks in this country. We proceeded on our journey soon after Mr Cucks took his departure, expecting to reach the city of Hudson in time for the afternoon assembling of the church" (source: Three Years in North America, Vol. 1 (1833) by James Stuart, Esq., London: Edinburgh & Whittaker and Co., p. 472 & p. 490). ML note: During my research trip to Dutchess County, NY in 2014, I asked the genealogy assistant at Elmendorf Inn about a possible location of Garret's hotel. She said there was an inn called "Thomas Inn" near St. John's Reformed Church on the corner of Spring Lake Road. This could have been Cuck's Inn.

1790 census, Germantown, Columbia, New York: Garrit D. Cock with 2 males over 16, 2 males under 16, and 2 females; also 4 slaves were listed. 1800 census, Germantown, Columbia, New York: Garret Cock (26-44), with 1 male (16-25), 1 female (16-25), and 1 female (26-44); also 3 slaves. ML Note: Garret was age 28 here so I wonder if three of his siblings lived with him. He and Caty were not yet married in 1800. Note also that his mother could be the woman listed as age 26 - 44). 1810 census - In 2014, I went through all 6 pages of Germantown and Clermont; Garret Cock/Cuck was not listed. 1820 census - not found but should be in Dutchess Co. 1830 census, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY: Garrit Cock (50-60) with a boy (5-10), a boy (15-30), and a young man (20-30). There were 5 females: ages 10-15, 15-20, 20-30, 40-50, and 50-60. 1840 census, Root, Montgomery Co, NY: Garrit Cuck (age 60-70) with a male age 20-30 and a male age 30-40. There were 2 females age 15-20 and a female age 50-60.

"Jennie Ambler (now Mrs. Horton D. Wright) married John Lawton. John Lawton and Jennie Ambler are this writer's mother and father. Jennie Ambler descends from Cornelius Maes Van Buren ancestor of the President through Christina Ten Broeck Cock, mother of Garret Cuck (Cook). Eliza Catherine Cuck, daughter of Garret Cuck, was baptized July 18, 1807 at the Reformed Church, Glen, NY, County of Montgomery. She married Enoch Ambler of Currytown, N.Y. at the Reformed Church of Lawyersville, Schoharie County, N.Y., on January 1, l835 and they thereafter resided in Currytown for more than two decades. The actual home of the Ambler farm was part of the village of Currytown itself. Garret Cuck, father of Eliza Catherine (Eliza C in the Deeds of Montgomery County), held the mortgage on the Ambler farm. On the 28th of May l846 in the presence of Samuel S. Schuyler of Montgomery County, N.Y., he acknowledged the mortgage "satisfied." Garret Cuck died August 9, l846 and was buried in the church yard at Currytown NY next to wife Catherine Benner, mother of Eliza Catherine. On August 29, l846 the satisfaction of the mortgage was recorded in Book 34 of Mortgages, pg 499, Montgomery County" (Posted by: James F. Lawton, August 09, 2000, GenForum).

Notes for CATHERINE "CATY" BENNER: Baptized May 27, 1781, St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Red Hook, sponsors were Zacharias Voland and Margaretha Bender his wife (source: Giancola, P.).

Children of GERHARD CUCK and CATHERINE BENNER are: i. GARRETT DANIEL7 COOK, b. September 17, 1803, Germantown, Columbia, NY122; d. June 26, 1877, Owasco, Cayuga, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, Onondago, NY, Section 10, Lot 61122. Notes for GARRETT DANIEL COOK: Christened 9 Oct 1803 at the Reformed Church, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY by Rev. Wm Fox. 1850 census, Root, Montgomery, New York: Daniel Cork (45) lived with 3 of his siblings, Christina (36), Margaret (32) and Tenbroek (30).

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1860 census, Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY: Tenbroek Cook (40) with siblings Margaret (42) Cook, Christina Cook (46) and Daniel Cook (57). Tenbrock was a farmer with property valued at $1007. Margaret was a tailoress, Christina was a laborer, and Daniel was a farmer. 1870 census, Owasco, Cayuga, NY: Daniel (67), Christina (55), Tenbroeck (51), and Jane (31) Cook with children Wm T (8), Morris E. (6), and Jennie I (4). ii. HENRY BENNER COOK, b. November 25, 1805, NY123; d. November 13, 1806, NY124. Sponsors at Baptism were Henry Benner and wife Elizabeth. 80. iii. ELISA CATHERINE CUCK, b. June 5, 1807, Glen, Montgomery Co, NY; d. October 30, 1867, Schoharie County, NY, age 60y 5m. 81. iv. ADAM HENRY COOK, b. July 30, 1809, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. Aft. June 3, 1880, Vermilion Co, IL, interred Potomac Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. v. CHRISTIANA MARIAH COOK, b. November 25, 1811, Clermont, NY124; d. December 18, 1893, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY, age 83, interred Lake View Cemetery124.

Notes for CHRISTIANA MARIAH COOK: 1850 census, Root, Montgomery, New York: Christina Cook (36) lived with 3 of her siblings. 1860 census, Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY: Tenbroek Cook (40) with siblings Margaret (42) Cook, Christina Cook (46) and Daniel Cook (57). The head was a farmer with property valued at $1007. Margaret was a tailoress, Christina was a laborer, and Daniel was a farmer. 1870 census, Moravia, Owasco, Cayuga, New York: Christina Cook (55) lived with her brother TenBroeck Cook and family. 1880 census, Owasco, Cayuga, NY: Tenbrock (61) and Jane (40) Cook with children Maurice (16), Arabella (13), and Edward (9). His sister, Christiana Cook (66) lived with them. Tenbrock was a farmer.

vi. ABRAHAM COOK, b. July 25, 1814, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY124; d. September 15, 1815, Clermont, NY, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Upper Red Hook124.

Notes for ABRAHAM COOK: Christened: 03 OCT 1814 Saint Johns Low Dutch Reformed Church, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess, New York

vii. MARGARET COOK, b. January 26, 1816, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY125; d. August 13, 1886, Pine Plains, Dutchess County, NY, interred Evergreen Cemetery in Pine Plains126.

Notes for MARGARET COOK: Baptized Feb.24, 1816 at St. John's Reformed Church, Red Hook, NY. 1850 census, Root, Montgomery, New York: Margaret Cook (32) lived with 3 of her siblings. 1860 census, Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY: Tenbroek Cook (40) with siblings Margaret (42) Cook, Christina Cook (46) and Daniel Cook (57). The head was a farmer with property valued at $1007. Margaret was a tailoress, Christina was a laborer, and Daniel was a farmer. 1870 census, Pine Plains, Dutchess County, NY: Margaret Cook (45) was a domestic servant for Cyrus and Betsy Burnap. Cyrus was a wealthy retired farmer with property valued at $15,500 and $20,000. 1880 census, Pine Plains, Dutchess, New York: Margaret Cook (60) was a housekeeper for the Jordan family.

82. viii. JACOB TENBROECK COOK, b. January 26, 1819, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess County, NY; d. June 1, 1886, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, Onadonga Co, NY.

58. DANIEL6 CUCK, M.D. (CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born August 1, 1777 in Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY127, and died November 1, 1829 in NY, age 51-6-0, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Upper Red Hook128. He married SARAH PETERSE VOORHEES April 30, 1807 in Glen, Montgomery Co, NY at the Dutch Reformed Church, daughter of PETER VOORHEES and ANNA WOOLSTON. She was born September 25, 1789 in NY, and died November 25, 1841 in prob. Dutchess Co, NY.

Notes for DANIEL CUCK, M.D.: Baptized 23 April 1780 at Germantown, NY. Daniel was a physician at Currytown, and the first postmaster. "Dr. Daniel Cuck M.D. held the position of President of the Montgomery County Medical Society in 1814" (source: http://www.conovergenealogy.com/conover- p/p648.htm). From The History of Montgomery County (1892): "The resident physician at Currytown more than half a century ago was Daniel Cuck, who owned and occupied the present home of J.D. Snow, and was a popular practitioner of the old school, when the resources of the profession were the lancet and mercury. He was the owner of the first one- horse wagon in this vicinity, which at the time was a great novelty. Dr. Cuck was also engaged in mercantile business in company with C.C. Hubbard. They were also manufacturers of potash from house ashes. Their store

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In the Military minutes of the Council of Appointment of the State of New York, 1783-1821 - Daniel Cuck was listed as Surgeon.

"Adam Lewis became a member of the Caughnawaga Church in October, 1772. He conveyed to Daniel Cuck June 7, 1810, part of a lot sold by William Curry to Sander Lewis" (The Cromwell and Lewis Families of the Mohawk Valley. By John Calder Pearson, Continued from Vol. XLI., p. 27

Henry H.' Lewis (Henry,' Henry,' David'), b. Jan. 31, 1782, and bap. Feb. 21, as Hendrick Lewis, was the namesake and heir of his grandfather. He married his second cousin Lena or Magdalena Gardanier, dau. of Abraham and Eva Lewis Gardanier. They sold land situated in the old Curry patent to Daniel Cuck, June 3, 1813. Henry H. Lewis and wife Magdalena of Canajoharie, March 13, 1833, sold land in the town of Root to J. H. Dievendorf (The Cromwell and Lewis Families of the Mohawk Valley).

Child of DANIEL CUCK and SARAH VOORHEES is: i. HARRIET VOORHEES7 CUCK, b. November 14, 1808, Montgomery Co, New York129; d. 1809. Baptized at the First Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Glen, Montgomery on 03 Dec 1808.

59. ABRAHAM6 CUCK (CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1782 in Germantown, Columbia, NY, and died Bet. 1875 - 1880 in NY prob. Lawyersville, Schoharie County. He married ANNA SAGENDORPH Abt. 1805 in NY, daughter of PETER SAGENDORPH and CATHERINA KULMER. She was born 1788 in Germantown, Columbia, NY, and died Bef. 1850.

Notes for ABRAHAM CUCK: Baptized 21 July 1782 in Germantown, Columbia, NY, at his father's church. 1820 census, Northampton, Montgomery, NY: Abraham Cook (over 45) with 2 boys under 10, 1 boy (10-15), 1 male (16-25), 1 girl (under 10), 1 girl )10-15), and presumed wife (26-44). Total of 8 in the household. 1830 census, Montgomery, New York, Northampton: Abraham Cook ( 1840 census - not found in Otsego Co, NY 1850 census, Decatur, Otsego Co, NY: Abram Cuck (65) with daughter Catherine (40), and with daughter Elizabeth Cuck (27) and John H. Pitt (21). Abram was a farmer with property worth $1800. 1855 NY state census, Decatur, Otsego: Abraham (72) with daughter Catherine (40) Cook with daughter Elizabeth (31) and John H. (26) Pitt and their son Daniel (2). This record shows the county of birth and how many years each person had lived in Otsego. Abraham and Catherine had been there 12 years (arrived about 1843). Both men were farmers and Abraham was a land owner. 1860 census, Schenuvus PO, Decatur, Otsego Co, NY: Abram (77) and daughter, Catherine (50) Kuck [indexed as Kirk]. 1865 NY state census, Decatur, Otsego: Abraham Kuck (83) with children Catherine (50) and Elizabeth (42); Also Elizabeth's children Daniel A.C. Pitts (13) and Catherine A. Pitts (3). Abraham was listed as a farmer. 1870 census, Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY: It appears there were two houses on the same farm: #316 - James Osterhout (63), wife Anna W. (52) and #316 Irving (27), Fanny (23), and Halsey F. (2). Also listed in Irving's house were Abram Cuck (81), Catherine Cuck (57) and Christina Cuck (63). James was a farmer with property valued at $8000 and $1114. Irving was a farm laborer. 1872-73 - Abram Cuck was listed as retired farmer in Lawyersville, Schoharie Co, NY.

Notes for ANNA SAGENDORPH: She was baptized on 8 Mar 1788 in Germantown, Columbia, NY (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989).

Children of ABRAHAM CUCK and ANNA SAGENDORPH are: i. CHRISTINA7 CUCK, b. Abt. 1806, Dutchess Co, NY; d. Aft. 1880, prob. Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY.

Notes for CHRISTINA CUCK: 1850 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY: Christina Cuck [no surname listed but census taker assumed it was Osterhout], 38 lived with her sister Anna Marie Osterhout and family.

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1855 NY State Census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Sister-in-law, Christina Cuck (45) lived with James (48) and Ann M. (41) Osterhout and their children Catherine E. (16) and Irving (11). This record shows Christina born in Dutchess Co, NY. 1860 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY: Christina Cuck (50) lived with James (52) and Anna M. (45) Osterhout and their son Erving (15). 1865 NY state census, Carlisle, Schoharie: Christina Cuck (56) was called sister in the household of James (58) and Hannah H. (51) Osterhout with their son Erving (21). James was a farmer. 1870 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY: Abram Cuck (81) indexed as Cuch with daughters Catherine (57) and Christina (63). 1880 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Christina Cuck (74) was shown as aunt in the household of Irving Osterhout (37) and his family.

ii. GARRET DANIEL CUCK, b. December 8, 1808, Montgomery Co, NY. iii. CATHERINE CUCK, b. Abt. 1810, Montgomery Co, NY; d. Abt. 1875, Prob. Carlisle, Schoharie, NY. 83. iv. ANNA MARIA CUCK, b. September 2, 1812, Montgomery Co, NY; d. Aft. 1892, Prob. Carlisle, Schoharie, NY. 84. v. DANIEL A. CUCK, b. March 7, 1814, Montgomery Co, NY; d. June 1880, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY. 85. vi. ABRAM CUCK, b. April 10, 1817, Montgomery Co, NY; d. November 20, 1895, Colliers, Otsego Co, NY, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY. 86. vii. ELIZABETH CUCK, b. March 1825, Montgomery Co, NY; d. September 26, 1906, prob. Roseboom, Otsego, NY.

60. ANNA6 TENBROECK (JACOB J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 15, 1776 in Columbia Co, NY130, and died May 5, 1857 in Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY age 81, interred Mountain View Cemetery, Saugerties, NY130. She married JAMES KORTZ November 15, 1795 in New York130, son of JOHANNES KORTZ. He was born 1774 in Germantown, NY, and died November 11, 1815 in prob. Ulster, NY, interred Saugerties, aged 41-5-7130.

Notes for ANNA TENBROECK: Anna was baptized on 17 Apr 1776 in Germantown, NY (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 for Anna Elisabeth Cock). Sponsors were Gerhard Daniel Cock and Catherine Marg. Cock (Gerhard's sister). 1850 census, Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY: Anna Kortz (74) with daughters Eliza (30), Catharine (28) and Jane (26). Also listed was Abel Soman (15), laborer. 1855 NY state census, Saugerties, Ulster, NY: Anna Kortz (78) with daughters Eliza (40), Catherine (35), Jane (32) and a servant, Patrick [surname unintelligible] (12), born in Albany Co. This document shows the county of birth for each person.

Notes for JAMES KORTZ: Baptized 04 JUL 1774 at Christs Evangelical Lutheran Church, Germantown, Columbia, New York 1800 census, Kingston, Ulster, NY: James Kortz (age 16-25) with presumed wife (16-25), a girl under 10) and 1 slave. 1810 census, Kingston, Ulster, NY: James Kortz (age 26-44) with 4 girls (under 10), 1 girl (10-15), presumed wife (26-44) and 1 slave. Total of 8 in the household.

Children of ANNA TENBROECK and JAMES KORTZ are: 87. i. ANNA CATHARINE7 KORTZ, b. April 14, 1799, Sangerties, NY; d. December 6, 1873, Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery. ii. MARIA KORTZ, b. July 3, 1801, Kaatsbaan, NY130; d. March 23, 1877, Ulster Co, NY, interred Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery130; m. ROBERT GILMOR, August 26, 1844, West Camp, Ulster, NY131; b. Abt. 1793, NY; d. Aft. 1870.

Notes for MARIA KORTZ: Baptism on 2 Aug 1801 at Saugerties, Ulster, New York ( U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989). 1855 NY state census, Manlius, Onondaga Co: Robert (62) and Maria (53) Gilmor with children Sarah (32) and Throdera (21); also an apprentice, John Babcock (19) and Robert's sister, Sarah Gilmore (54). Robert's occupation was Tinsmith. 1860 census, Manlius, Onondaga, NY: Robert (67) and Maria (58) Gilmor with Sarah Gilmore (60) and Sarah Gilmor (36). 1870 census, Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY: Annie C. Chittenden (71) head of household with property valued at $6000 and $6200. Also Catherine Kortz (63), Jane Kortz (60), Robert Gilmore (77) and Maria Gilmore (69). Robert's property valued at $2300 and he was "without occupation." Annie, Catherine, Jane, and Maria were siblings.

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iii. JACOB KORTZ, b. September 22, 1803, Kaatsbaan, NY132. iv. ELIZA KORTZ, b. November 26, 1804, Kaatsbaan, Ulster Co, NY132; d. June 30, 1868, NY, interred Saugerties, NY133. v. CATHARINE KORTZ, b. April 11, 1807, Kaatsbaan, Ulster, NY134; d. August 22, 1878, NY, interred Saugerties, NY, age 71, interred Mountain View Cemetery135. vi. JANE KORTZ, b. July 29, 1809, Kaatsbaan, Ulster Co, NY136; d. December 4, 1883, NY, interred Saugerties, NY, Mountain View Cemetery137. 88. vii. JAMES WILLIAM KORTZ, b. March 14, 1812, Kaatsbaan, Ulster Co, NY; d. August 21, 1887, Catskill, Greene Co, NY, interred Catskill Village Cemetery.

61. CHRISTINA6 SCHEPMOS (LENA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 3, 1775 in NY, and died 1811. She married JACOB TENBROECK, son of WESSEL TENBROECK and JANNETJE PERSEN. He was born April 6, 1768 in Germantown, Columbia Co, NY, and died May 10, 1829 in Clermont, Germantown, NY, interred Old Dutch Churchyard in Kingston138.

Child is listed above under (55) Jacob TenBroeck.

62. MARYTJE "POLLY"6 SCHEPMOS (LENA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1787 in NY, and died February 13, 1830 in NY, age 42, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery139. She married SETH TENBROECK September 17, 1812 in Germantown, NY, son of ADAM TENBROECK and LYDIA MONSON. He was born September 11, 1789 in Columbia Co, NY139, and died July 12, 1845139.

Notes for MARYTJE "POLLY" SCHEPMOS: Baptized 25 Nov 1787 in Germantown, Columbia, NY (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989).

Children of MARYTJE SCHEPMOS and SETH TENBROECK are: i. WILLIAM S.7 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1814; d. April 23, 1825, NY, age 11, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery. ii. HELEN TENBROECK, b. March 14, 1815, Germantown, NY140; d. January 21, 1884140; m. JOHN JEREMIAH TENBROECK, November 26, 1833140; b. August 18, 1806. iii. BETTZI TENBROECK, b. May 19, 1817. iv. JOHN ADAM TENBROECK, b. June 19, 1824, Columbia Co, NY; d. January 12, 1825, Columbia Co, NY, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Germantown. Christened on 12 Sep 1824 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Germantown, NY. v. EMELINE TENBROECK, b. May 15, 1826, NY141; d. May 13, 1827, NY, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Germantown, NY.

63. LEENDERT "LEONARD"6 TENBROECK (JOHANNES "JOHN" C.5, CORNELIS4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 24, 1775 in Albany, NY142, and died June 25, 1812 in Napanoch, Ulster County, New York, interred Ellenville, Ulster County, New York142. He married SARAH DOLL November 10, 1802 in Kingston, NY142, daughter of GEORGE DOLL and SUSANNA DEERKER. She was born Abt. 1776, and died September 1819 in Napanoch, Ulster, NY.

Child of LEENDERT TENBROECK and SARAH DOLL is: i. CORNELIUS7 TENBROECK, b. October 19, 1811, Half Moon, Saratoga, NY; d. October 7, 1874, Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery143; m. GEORGINA PEARSON; b. 1814, Albany, NY; d. 1888, Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

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64. SAMUEL LEONARD6 TENBROECK (LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 10, 1785 in Livingston, Columbia, NY, and died June 17, 1824 in NY, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery Columbia Co, age 38 yrs 7 days. He married POLLY MILLER October 1, 1809 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co, NY at St. Peter's Church144. She was born Abt. 1788.

Children of SAMUEL TENBROECK and POLLY MILLER are: 89. i. SAMUEL S.7 TENBROECK, b. September 9, 1813, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY; d. June 21, 1897, Rhinebeck, NY, age 84, interred Saint Peter the Apostle Lutheran Church Cemetery. ii. CATHARINE TENBROECK, b. May 13, 1816, NY145; d. October 2, 1863, NY, interred Saint Pauls Lutheran Cemetery145; m. EDWARD NELSON BARRINGER; b. 1811; d. 1875.

Notes for CATHARINE TENBROECK: 1850 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, NY: Edward N. (39) and Catherine (34) Barringer with children Mary E. (16), Jacob H. (14), Hellen (12), Cornelia (9), Julia (4) and Augustus M. (0).

65. CATHERINE6 TENBROECK (LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 3, 1788 in Clermont, Columbia, NY146, and died October 4, 1859 in NY, prob. Columbia County146. She married (1) CONRAD JOHN SALPAUGH August 1807. He died 1816. She married (2) JOHN H. PITCHER December 27, 1818 in NY146, son of WILHELM PITCHER and ANNA SCHMIDT/SMITH. He was born August 15, 1774 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY146,147, and died May 27, 1851 in NY, age 77, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery, Clermont, NY148.

Notes for CATHERINE TENBROECK: 1850 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York:

Children of CATHERINE TENBROECK and JOHN PITCHER are: 90. i. WILLIAM LEONARD7 PITCHER, b. April 14, 1820, Red Hook, Dutchess, NY; d. Bet. 1880 - 1900, Columbia Co, NY, prob. Hudson. ii. AMY PITCHER, b. October 1, 1821, Columbia, NY149. 91. iii. HENRY MOFFIT PITCHER, b. May 25, 1823, Columbia, NY; d. September 12, 1895, NY, interred St. Peter's Lutheran Churchyard, Rhinebeck, NY. 92. iv. SAMUEL TENBROECK PITCHER, b. June 8, 1830, Livingston, Columbia Co, NY; d. January 5, 1903, Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, age 72, interred Hudson, NY.

66. LEONARD WILLIAM6 TENBROECK, GENERAL (LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born February 14, 1797 in Livingston, NY150, and died January 24, 1852 in NY, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery150. He married HELEN LIVINGSTON October 11, 1820150, daughter of WALTER LIVINGSTON and ELIZA PLATNER. She was born May 3, 1796 in Livingston, Columbia Co, NY, and died September 21, 1855 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Ten Broeck Cemetery150.

Notes for LEONARD WILLIAM TENBROECK, GENERAL: Gen. Leonard W. Ten Broeck 155 From early manhood his interest as a patriot and citizen was shown by his upright and useful life. The confidence he inspired was manifested by the honors put upon him by the people. He belonged to the State Militia, and was advanced to the rank of Major-General. He served as a member of the fifty-fifth session of the Assembly in 1832, from Columbia County, and later was appointed Sheriff ot the county. He married on the eleventh of October, 1820, Helen, the daughter of Walter Tryon Livingston. She was a member of the Dutch Church, and the good Christian lives of both were "clean and blameless amongst men." The portraits, painted by Phillips in 1832, are owned by their son Mr. W. T. L. Ten Broeck of Rhinebeck, New York. His death occurred in the prime of life, cutting off a career of great influence. His wife outlived him less than four years. They are buried in the family cemetery at Clermont, and the stones bear these inscriptions : Leonard W. Ten Broeck, Died January 24, 1852, aged 54 years, 11 mos. and 10 days. He was major-general of state militia, member of assembly from Columbia county in 1832, and was sheriff of that county.

Children of LEONARD TENBROECK and HELEN LIVINGSTON are:

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93. i. JANE LIVINGSTON7 TENBROECK, b. 1824, NY; d. December 5, 1898, NY, interred Sanders Cemetery. 94. ii. WALTER TRYON LIVINGSTON TENBROECK, b. July 8, 1830, Clermont, Livingston, Columbia, NY; d. February 6, 1911, NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery. iii. SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1833.

67. WILLIAM C.6 TENBROECK (ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 6, 1798 in Claverack, NY, and died May 10, 1880 in Watervliet, Albany Co, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery150. He married CHRISTINA VAN DEUSEN November 25, 1824 in NY151. She was born January 26, 1805 in NY, and died March 16, 1881 in Watervliet, Albany Co, NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery152.

Notes for WILLIAM C. TENBROECK: Three children, Mary, Cornelia Alida, and Henry, died young. Baptized 7 Jul 1798 in Claverack, Columbia, NY (Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989).

Children of WILLIAM TENBROECK and CHRISTINA VAN DEUSEN are: i. MARY LANE7 TENBROECK, b. October 7, 1825153. ii. CORNELIA ALIDA TENBROECK, b. November 7, 1827153. iii. CHRISTINA C. TENBROECK, b. November 15, 1829; d. December 18, 1884; m. F. ASBURY. iv. ELIZABETH ANN TENBROECK, b. July 4, 1831153. 95. v. WILLIAM MATTHEUS TENBROECK, b. June 29, 1833, Columbia, NY; d. April 6, 1911, Troy, NY, age 77, interred Albany Rural Cemetery. vi. HENRY EDGAR TENBROECK, b. August 22, 1835153. 96. vii. DELIA MARIA TENBROECK, b. August 1, 1837, NY; d. 1913, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY. 97. viii. JULIA FRANCES TENBROECK, b. November 30, 1839, NY; d. May 28, 1909, Colonie, NY. 98. ix. CORNELIUS HENRY TENBROECK, b. February 10, 1843, NY; d. 1905, NY, interred Niskayuna Reformed Church Cemetery.

68. CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK (ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born August 15, 1800 in Claverack, NY154, and died June 10, 1883 in Claverack, Columbia, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard154. She married ABRAHAM ADAM TENBROECK, son of ADAM TENBROECK and LYDIA MONSON. He was born July 1, 1803 in Columbia Co, NY154, and died November 1870 in Claverack, Columbia, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard154.

Notes for ABRAHAM ADAM TENBROECK: 1850 census, Claverack, Columbia, New York: Abram A. (46) and Christina (50) TenBroeck with children Robert H. (17) and Virginia (10). Also listed was Michael A. Hollenbeck (54), a Wagon Maker. Abram was a Teamster with property valued at $700. 1860 census, Claverack, Columbia, NY: Abraham A. (57) and Christina (60) Ten Broeck with daughter Virginia (20). Abraham was a Teamster. 1870 census, 1875 NY State census, Claverack: Christina TenBroeck (74) with daughter Virginia (33).

Children of CHRISTINA TENBROECK and ABRAHAM TENBROECK are: 99. i. ROBERT HENRY7 TENBROECK, b. October 1833, Claverack, Columbia County, NY; d. 1904, NJ, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. ii. VIRGINIA H. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1840, Claverack, Columbia, NY; d. 1879.

69. WILLIAM SAMUEL6 TENBROECK (SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 21, 1792 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY, and died August 18, 1836 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY, age 36, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard155. He married MARGARET BECKER November 28, 1812 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY156, daughter of CHRISTIAN C BECKER. She was born 1792 in NY, and died Abt. 1868 in NY, age 75.

Notes for WILLIAM SAMUEL TENBROECK: Probate Date: 2 Dec 1836, Columbia Co, NY

Notes for MARGARET BECKER: She was baptized on 2 Sep 1792 in Schenectady, New York, USA (Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989).

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Margaret's parents are unproven. She married William Ten Broeck in 1813 and was the mother of six sons. As a widow she married John Harder in 1839.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROECK and MARGARET BECKER are: 100. i. DAVID SAMUEL7 TENBROECK, b. December 29, 1814, Melenville, Columbia, NY; d. May 3, 1889, Glenville, Schenectady, NY, age 74-4-4, interred Albany Rural. 101. ii. PETER VAN RENSSELAER TENBROECK, b. April 17, 1817, Claverack, NY; d. October 27, 1891, Berrien County, MI, interred Union Cemetery, Berrien Center. 102. iii. WALTER VAN RENSSELAER TENBROECK, b. April 17, 1817, Claverack, NY; d. August 6, 1885, Ghent, Mellenville, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville. 103. iv. JACOB LAURANCE TENBROECK, b. September 5, 1819, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY; d. August 13, 1888, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville. 104. v. WILLIAM AMBROSE TENBROECK, b. November 20, 1823, Columbia Co, NY; d. May 19, 1903, Griffins Corners, Delaware, NY, interred Clovesville Cemetery. 105. vi. JEREMIAH "JERE" TENBROECK, b. December 20, 1823, Columbia Co, NY; d. August 29, 1909, Kingston, NY, interred Pine Bush Cemetery, Lake Katrine, Ulster Co, NY.

70. JEREMIAH A.6 TENBROECK (ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born February 13, 1787 in Claverack, NY156, and died Aft. 1814. He married ALIDA COLE May 28, 1809 in Reformed Dutch Church, Kinderhook, Columbia, New York157, daughter of PETER COLE and TABITHA ROORBACK. She was born November 9, 1784158, and died Aft. 1815.

Notes for JEREMIAH A. TENBROECK: Baptized 11 March 1787 at the Reformed Church, Claverack, NY.

Children of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and ALIDA COLE are: i. LYDIA CATHARINE7 TENBROECK, b. December 25, 1809159. ii. PETER TENBROECK, b. April 12, 1812159. iii. WILLIAM HENRY TENBROECK, b. August 7, 1815159.

71. SETH6 TENBROECK (ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 11, 1789 in Columbia Co, NY160, and died July 12, 1845160. He married MARYTJE "POLLY" SCHEPMOS September 17, 1812 in Germantown, NY, daughter of WILHELM SCHEPMOS and LENA TENBROECK. She was born Abt. 1787 in NY, and died February 13, 1830 in NY, age 42, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery160.

Children are listed above under (62) Marytje "Polly" Schepmos.

72. AUSTIN MUNSON6 TENBROECK (ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 27, 1791 in Claverack, NY161, and died May 21, 1875 in Hillsdale, NY, interred Hillsdale Rural Cemetery161. He married MARGARET VAN HOESEN March 15, 1815, daughter of ABRAHAM VAN HOESEN and GEERTRUY EVERSON. She was born December 14, 1793, and died February 12, 1873 in Hillsdale, NY, interred Hillsdale Rural Cemetery.

Notes for AUSTIN MUNSON TENBROECK: 1850 census, Copake, Columbia, New York: Austin M. (57) and Margaret (56) TenBroeck with children Walter B. (24), Andrew E. (22), and Renselvers (12). Austin was a Blacksmith. 1860 census, North Copake PO, Copake, Columbia, New York: Austin (68) and Margaret (65) TenBroeck lived with son Walter B. (33) and family. 1870 census, Hollowville PO, Hillsdale, Columbia, New York: Austin M. (77) and Margaret (76) TenBroeck lived with son Walter B. (42) and family.

Children of AUSTIN TENBROECK and MARGARET VAN HOESEN are: 106. i. WALTER BARNEY7 TENBROECK, b. 1827, Columbia County, NY; d. 1900, Hillsdale, NY, interred Hillsdale Rural Cemetery. ii. ANDREW E. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1829. iii. RENSSELAER TENBROECK161, b. September 14, 1838, Columbia County, NY; d. 1918, Prob. NY, interred Hillsdale Rural Cemetery; m. PHEBE WILSON; b. 1846; d. 1916.

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73. ABRAHAM ADAM6 TENBROECK (ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 1, 1803 in Columbia Co, NY162, and died November 1870 in Claverack, Columbia, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard162. He married CHRISTINA TENBROECK, daughter of ANTHONY TENBROECK and CHRISTINA TENBROECK. She was born August 15, 1800 in Claverack, NY162, and died June 10, 1883 in Claverack, Columbia, NY, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard162.

Children are listed above under (68) Christina TenBroeck.

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74. ANNA7 TENBROOK (JOHN6 TENBROECK, JOHN C.5, JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1795 in Elmira, Chemung Co, NY, and died December 31, 1850 in Lenawee Co, MI, age 55, interred Lenawee Co, MI163. She married JOHN MEAD Abt. 1817, son of JOHN MEAD. He was born December 25, 1791 in Chemung Co, NY163, and died June 3, 1870 in Michigan, age 78, interred Lenawee Co, MI164.

Notes for JOHN MEAD: 1830 census, Elmira, Tioga, NY: John Mead (age 30-39) with 1 boy (under 5), 2 boys (aged 5-9), 1 male (20-29), 2 girls (10-14), presumed wife(30-39) 1840 census, Fairfield, Lenawee, Michigan 1850 census, Fairfield, Lenawee, Michigan: John (58) and Anna (54) Mead with children Ezra (24), John T. (23), Garrett (20), Lewis (16). John and all his sons were farmers; property was valued at $1500. 1860 census, Fairfield, Lenawee, Michigan: John Mead (69) with son Louis (26) and 7 unrelated persons. John's property valued at $3000 and $300. Next door was William Tenbrook (59) and family.

Children of ANNA TENBROOK and JOHN MEAD are: i. ALLIE8 MEAD, b. Abt. 1820; d. 1902. 107. ii. PETER MEAD, b. Abt. 1823, NY; d. April 27, 1883, St Johns, Clinton, Michigan, age 60, interred Mount Rest Cemetery. iii. EZRA M. MEAD, b. Abt. 1825, Dewitt, NY; d. 1867. iv. JOHN TENBROOK MEAD, b. Abt. 1827, NY; d. April 14, 1900, Fairfield, Lenawee, Michigan, interred Lenawee Co, MI, Sand Creek Cemetery164; m. ELISABETH H. BENNETT, Abt. 1852, Lenewee Co, MI; b. October 1830, Michigan; d. 1905, Michigan, interred Sand Creek Cemetery, Lenawee Co, MI. v. GARRET MEAD, b. Abt. 1830. 108. vi. LEWIS POUND MEAD, b. December 27, 1834, Tioga Co, NY; d. February 15, 1913, Iowa.

75. WILLIAM7 TENBROOK (JOHN6 TENBROECK, JOHN C.5, JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1800 in Elmira, Chemung, NY, and died May 7, 1888 in Fairfield, Lenawee Co, MI, interred Sand Creek Cemetery164. He married NANCY MILLER. She was born 1798 in NY, and died 1878 in MI, interred Sand Creek Cemetery, Lenawee Co, MI.

Notes for WILLIAM TENBROOK: 1860 census, Fairfield, Lenawee Co, MI: William (59) and Nancy (60) Tenrbook with 3 unrelated people, probably boarders. William was a farmer with property valued at $4570 and $1557, and he lived next door to John Mead and family. 1880 census, Fairfield, Lenawee, MI: William (79) lived with daughter Mary (50) and her husband Nelson Wilson (47); also Fred Holburn (15) and a servant, Jennie Schrader (17). Nelson was a farmer.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROOK and NANCY MILLER are:

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i. WILLIAM FRENCH8 TENBROOK. ii. MARY ANN TENBROOK, b. February 16, 1830, NY164; d. January 5, 1906, Madison, Lenawee, MI164; m. NELSON WILSON, Abt. 1849; b. October 14, 1822, NY164; d. June 7, 1904, Madison, Lenawee, MI164.

Notes for MARY ANN TENBROOK: 1880 census, Fairfield, Lenawee, MI: Nelson (47) and Mary D. (50) Wilson with her father William Tenbrook (79), and two others. Nelson was a farmer.

76. JOHN7 TENBROOK (JOHN6 TENBROECK, JOHN C.5, JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 21, 1804 in Chemung Co, NY165, and died January 10, 1865 in Fairfield, Lenawee Co, MI165. He married SARAH JANE ALLISON June 7, 1838 in Washtenaw, MI166, daughter of JAMES ALLISON and SCARLETT BROWN. She was born June 22, 1815 in NY167, and died November 4, 1909 in Fairfield, Lenawee Co, MI, interred Oakwood Cemetery168.

Notes for JOHN TENBROOK: 1860 census, Fairfield, Lenawee, Michigan: John (56) and Sarah (45) Tenbrook with children William (21), Susan (18), Hellen (15), Thomas (12) and Hashel (3m). John was a farmer with property valued at $3200 and $1272.

Children of JOHN TENBROOK and SARAH ALLISON are: i. THOMAS B.8 TENBROOK, b. Abt. 1837; d. January 27, 1865. ii. WILLIAM LOWE TENBROOK, b. May 21, 1839, Fairport, Elmira, Chemung Co, NY; d. 1899, MI, interred Austin Cemetery, Austin, Cass Co, MO; m. JANE THURSEY COLE, December 18, 1867, Medina, Lenawee, MI169; b. 1842; d. 1912. iii. SUSAN S. TENBROOK, b. 1842, Chemung Co. NY; d. 1898; m. WALKER GLAZIER PORTER. iv. HELEN TENBROOK, b. 1845; d. 1882; m. JOHN P. TUNISON. v. JUDSON TENBROOK, b. 1860.

77. WILLIAM7 TENBROOK (ANDREW6, JOHN C.5 TENBROECK, LT. COL., JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1812 in McEwensville, Pennsylvania, and died 1889. He married ELIZABETH HAUSE. She was born Abt. 1818 in PA.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROOK and ELIZABETH HAUSE are: i. CORRY8 TENBROOK. ii. ANDREW TENBROOK, b. 1838; d. 1905; m. BARBARA SHANLEY. iii. WILLIAM H. TENBROOK, b. January 4, 1844, Northumberland Co, PA170; d. Aft. 1912; m. KITTY R. CORNELL, 1876, Lewiston, NY171; b. September 22, 1853171; d. Aft. 1912.

Notes for WILLIAM H. TENBROOK: William traveled to Niagara Co, NY with his parents and siblings in 1846. He enlisted in the Union army, Co. K, 28th Regiment, 29 April 1861and served for two years. He was taken prisoner in the Battle of Cedar Mountain and confined in Libby Prison. He was exchanged, rejoined his unit and fought at Chancellorville, and then honorably discharged in June 1863. He returned to Lockport and worked with his father in the hotel business.

78. PETER P.7 BELLINGER, JR. (CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK, PETRUS "PETER"5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 25, 1785 in German Flatts, Herkimer, NY, and died December 10, 1858 in Edwardsville, NY, interred Edwardsville Cemetery, St. Lawrence County, NY. He married CATHERINE EIGHNEY. She was born July 19, 1781 in NY, and died January 9, 1878 in NY, interred Edwardsville CemeterySt. Lawrence County, NY172.

Notes for PETER P. BELLINGER, JR.: 1850 census, Oswegatchie, Saint Lawrence, New York: Peter P. (63) and Catherine (63) Bellinger with Jacob H. (34), Peter B. (90), Helen G. (23), Thadeus D. (9), Catherine (5), and Winfield Scott Bellinger (1).

Child of PETER BELLINGER and CATHERINE EIGHNEY is: 109. i. JACOB HERKIMER8 BELLINGER, b. October 22, 1816, Minden, NY; d. August 1888, NY, interred Ogdensburg Cemetery.

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79. JACOB7 TENBROECK, HONORABLE (JACOB6, WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 13, 1800 in Germantown, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY on the TenBroeck homestead173, and died March 24, 1883 in Hudson, Columbia Co, NY173. He married ANN BENNER November 6, 1821 in Red Hook, NY at St. John's, daughter of HENDRICH BENNER and CATHERINE PITCHER. She was born November 15, 1798 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY173, and died March 26, 1879 in Columbia Co, NY173.

Notes for JACOB TENBROECK, HONORABLE: HON. JACOB TEN BROECK was born on the 13th of May, 1800, in Clermont, Columbia Co., N. Y., where he was reared, and remained on a farm till 1844, when he removed to the town of Greenport, whence, after a residence of ten years, he removed to the city of Hudson, and has resided here ever since. He is the only director of the Farmers' National Bank now living in Hudson who was made such upon the organization of that institution, and he has served continuously in that capacity till the present time. In 1862 he represented the First Assembly district of the county in the State Legislature. In 1863 and 1864 he was mayor of the city of Hudson, and, on account of the war and other causes, had an unusually responsible and laborious administration. But he performed the duties of his office with ability and credit, such as have always characterized his conduct as a public man and a private citizen. He has been all his life a man of steady habits, industry, and enterprise, and by the application of these qualities to business he has secured an honorable reputation and a comfortable competence. Mr. Ten Broeck was married, in 1821, to Miss Ann Benner, of Dutchess county, and of the eight children, the fruit of this marriage, five are living at the date of this writing. In 1854 he left the farm on which he resided, at Greenport, to one of his sons, and came to reside in the city of Hudson, retiring from active business except that required in looking after the interests of the bank. His other son resides on the old homestead in Clermont (source: Ellis, Capt. Franklin (1878). History of Columbia County, New York. Philadelphia: Everts & Ensign Publishers. p. 214). His will was probated on 28 Mar 1883 in Columbia Co, NY. The portraits of Jacob Ten Broeck and his wife, painted by Phillips in 1834, are owned by their daughter. Miss Christina Catharine Ten Broeck of Hudson.

1840 census, Columbia, New York. Note: Jacob moved his family to Hudson in 1844, leaving his son Jacob Wessel in charge of the old homestead. 1850 census, Greenport, Columbia, New York: Jacob (50) and Ann (54) Tenbroeck with children Jacob W. (26), Wm H. (24), Helen M. (26), Jane A. (22), Andrew J. (18), Mary E. (15). Also a black female, Jane Vanvecten (17) and a farmer, Jordon Doyle (17). Jacob and son Jacob were farmers. They had property worth $11,000. 1860 census, NY State, 3 W. Hudson, Columbia County, NY 1870 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: Jacob (70) and Ann (72) Tenbroeck with daughter Christina C. (42). Jacob was "without occupation." His property was valued at $20,000 and $12,000. Also listed was Mary E. (31) and Refine L. (40) Rossman. His occupation was Ret. Stoves & Tin Ware. Also listed was Mary Gooney (17), a domestic servant. 1880 census, Warren Street, Hudson, Columbia, New York: Jacob TenBroeck (80) with his daughter, Christina R. Tenbroeck (45) and a servant, Ellen Monohon (21). Jacob was a retired widower.

Children of JACOB TENBROECK and ANN BENNER are: 110. i. JACOB WESSEL8 TENBROECK, b. April 22, 1823, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY at the Bouwerie; d. March 22, 1896, Columbia Co, NY, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery. 111. ii. WILLIAM HENRY TENBROECK, b. April 22, 1823, Clermont, Columbia, NY; d. February 23, 1888, prob. Columbia Co, NY. iii. CHRISTINA R. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1826, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY; d. Aft. 1880. 112. iv. HELEN M. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1826, Columbia Co, NY; d. November 5, 1917, Hudson, Columbia Co, NY, age 91. v. CATHERINE A. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1828, Columbia Co, NY. 113. vi. JANE ANN TENBROECK, b. April 27, 1830, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY on the TenBroeck homestead; d. February 14, 1915, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY, interred Saint Johns Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery. vii. ANDREW JACKSON TENBROECK, b. 1832, Clermont, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1850. viii. MARY ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1835, Clermont, Columbia Co, N. Y; d. 1874, NY; m. REFINE L. ROSSMAN, 1868; b. Abt. 1840, NY; d. Aft. 1890.

80. ELISA CATHERINE7 CUCK (GERHARD "GARRET" D.6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 5, 1807 in Glen, Montgomery Co, NY174, and died October 30, 1867 in Schoharie County, NY, age 60y 5m175. She married ENOCH AMBLER 1835 in New York at German Reformed

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Church, New Rhinebeck176, son of ENOS AMBLER and MARY HALSTEAD. He was born July 1798 in Montgomery, New York, and died December 2, 1878 in Bleecker, Fulton, NY, age 80y 7m, interred at the expense of the town177.

Notes for ELISA CATHERINE CUCK: She was baptized in the Dutch Reformed Church of Glen, Montgomery Co, N.Y. on 18 Jul 1807. 1840 census, Root, Montgomery Co, NY 1850 NY State census, Corinth, Saratoga, New York 1850 census - not found 1860 census, Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY: Enoch (53) and Catharine (53) Ambler with son Harrison H. (22) and Harriet Buchanan (10). Enoch was a farmer with property valued at $8850 and 760. 1870 census, Johnstown, Fulton Co, NY: Enoch Ambler (70) with son Harrison (30), Mary (19), and Catherine (2). Enoch was a laborer and Harrison was a Leather Dresser with property valued at $4000. 1872 Auburn City Directory: Enoch Ambler

Notes for ENOCH AMBLER: "ENOCH AMBLER, INVENTOR OF THE MOWING MACHINE. Enoch Ambler, formerly a resident of the town of Root, has in his possession letters patent granted December 23, 1834, and executed by Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, securing to him the sole right to a machine of his invention for "cutting hay and grain." His discovery embraced nearly all the most important principles embodied in the machines now sold. The driving-wheel, crank-movement and guards protecting the knife were as now produced, but the knife itself was a straight edged blade, instead of the more efficient saw-toothed scythe of the modern machines. Mr. Ambler unfortunately had less success in introducing his machine than in constructing it, and, himself hardly aware of its immense value, allowed his patent to expire without availing himself of it. The invention was revived, and the great fortune and greater fame which the inventor deserved went to another than Mr. Ambler, who is now an humble resident of Fulton county (source: Threerivers.com - the Town of Root).

"Elijah Morse and James McConnell brought the first mowing-machine into the county. They bought it of the inventor, Enoch Ambler, of Root, Montgomery Co., price $65. This was in June 1840 or 1841. The machine was known as the "Ambler." It possessed all the elements of the present successful machine- the gearing, the open cap- guard, except the scalloped knife. The knife being straight-edged, vibrating as in the present machine, performed its work as long as the keen edge remained, but on the slightest blunting it refused to cut at all. Parts of this original machine are still to be seen at the farm whereon it was used (source: Smith, James H. History of Chenango and Madison Counties, New York. "Town of Eaton." Syracuse, NY: D. Mason & Co., 1880).

Children of ELISA CUCK and ENOCH AMBLER are: 114. i. HARRISON H.8 AMBLER, b. February 16, 1838, Root, Montgomery Co, New York; d. January 6, 1916, Fulton Co, NY, interred Prospect Hill Cemetery, Gloversville, Fulton, NY. ii. HATTIE AMBLER, b. 1850, NY; d. 1865.

81. ADAM HENRY7 COOK (GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1)178 was born July 30, 1809 in Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY179, and died Aft. June 3, 1880 in Vermilion Co, IL, interred Potomac Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL. He married MARIAH MOWERS April 5, 1836 in Root, Montgomery County, NY by Rev. J.W. Hangen179, daughter of JOHN MOWERS and CATHERINE VANHOESEN. She was born July 30, 1814 in Columbia Co, NY180, and died September 23, 1870 in Vermilion, IL at age 54, interred Potomac Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL181.

Notes for ADAM HENRY COOK: Adam Henry was christened 3 Sept 1809 at St. John's Low Dutch Reformed Church, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY (source: LDS film #1002592, item 14) by Rev. Andrew H. Kittle. Adam was living in Montgomery Co, NY in 1846. Adam and Mariah must have sold their land sometime between 1850 and 1860, because they bought land in Pilot Twp, Vermilion Co, IL by 1860 and were listed on the 28 July 1860 census in Middlefork Twp. From 1864 - 1872, Adam bought and sold several pieces of property and appears to have made some money through the sales. Adam bought land on September 16, 1864 from Richard Courtney for $1200. He sold land on March 03, 1869 to Jacob C. Smith for $2125. He bought land on October 08, 1870 from Francis Harper for $2400. On February 17, 1872 he sold land to John M. Phipps for $2800. Then on April 21, 1872, he purchased land in Sec 6, Twp 20N, Range 12 W (in Blount Twp just north of Lake Vermilion) for $300 from Daniel Kincade (source: Land records researched by Ellie Stephens). According to Ellie Cook Stephens, the 1875 Atlas shows A.H. Cook owned 60 acres of land in Blount Twp. B.A. Cook owned 80 acres next door.

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In 2011, Adam's death certificate was ordered from the Vermilion Co. Clerk's office, but no record was found. Death certificates were required to be recorded after 1916, so it's possible his death record was never filed. Without a tombstone, we may never know exactly when he died.

1840 census - not found but should be in Montgomery Co, NY if children were born there 1850 census, Lenox Twp, Madison Co, NY: Adam H. (43) and Mowers (34) Cook with children Garrit H. Cook (13), Benjamin N. Cook (11), Catherine Cook (9), Margaret Cook (6), Jacob M. Cook (4). Real estate was valued at 200 and Adam was a farmer. All except the youngest child had attended school in the past year. 1855 NY state census, Sennett, Cayuga, NY: Adam (42) and Mariah (35) Cook with children Garet (18), Nelson (16), Catherine (14), Margaret (12), and Jacob (8). No occupation given for Adam. Next door was T.B. Cook (45) with his siblings Daniel (50), Christina (40), and Margaret (37). T.B. was a Butcher. This record shows all of the adult Cooks were born in Dutchess County, NY, but children born in Montgomery County. 1860 (28 July) census, Higginsville, Middlefork, Vermilion Co, IL: A.H. Cook (52), Maria Cook (42), George Cook (23), farm hand, Nelson Cook (21), Catherine Cook (17), Margaret Cook (15), and Jacob Cook (13). Real estate was valued at $350. Adam was a farmer and George was a field hand. Only Jacob had attended school in the past year. 1870 census, Bluegrass PO, Middlefork Twp, Vermilion Co, IL. Adam (62) and Mariah (54) Cook, Jacob Cook (21), Sarah A. Cook (18), Asa Dilly (13). Adam's real estate was valued at $3200 and his personal estate was valued at $1692. 1880 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: Adam H. Cook (71) lived with son Jacob M. Cook and family.

Notes for MARIAH MOWERS: Baptized 7 Nov 1814 at Dutch Reformed Church Kinderhook, NY (Research by Mower, K., 1980, Roll 416, 895).

"THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, to Catherine Mowers, of the Town of Root, County of Montgomery, widow of, and Gertrude, wife of Joseph Tucker, Benjamin Mowers, Eliza, wife of Luke Follensby, and Henry Mowers, Marie wife of Adam Cook of Marysville, Vermillion County, in the State of Illinois, Catherine Ann Mowers of Troy, Darrius V. Berry of the Town of Mohawk, County of Montgomery, special guardian of Sarah Mowers and Isabelle Mowers of Troy and Eugene Mowers of New York City, minors, heirs and next of kin of John Mowers. late of Root, in the County of Montgomery, deceased." Jacob Mowers, executor of named in will. They were all to Appear in the Court in Fonda, Montgomery, New York on July 22, 1861 at 10:00am for the reading of John Mowers' will (Taken from the Albany, NY Argus).

Children of ADAM COOK and MARIAH MOWERS are: i. GARRET HENRY8 COOK, b. May 2, 1837, Mohawk, Montgomery Co, NY182; d. July 21, 1860, Vermilion Co, IL at age 23, interred Potomac Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL183,184; m. MARTHA ELLEN BENNETT, January 29, 1860, Vermilion Co, IL185; b. 1844, Vermilion, Illinois; d. 1870.

Notes for MARTHA ELLEN BENNETT: 1 Aug 1860 census, Middlefork, Vermilion, IL: Martha Bennet (15) lived with her parents and siblings.

115. ii. BENJAMIN NELSON COOK, b. January 26, 1839, Montgomery Co, NY; d. November 27, 1915, Vermilion Co, IL, age 83, in the Danville Old Soldiers Home, interred Spring Hill Cemetery, IL in the Circle Reserve Section, Parsons, KS. 116. iii. CATHERINE "CATE" CHRISTINA COOK, b. September 5, 1841, Root, Montgomery County, NY; d. November 11, 1913, Callaway, Custer Co, NE. 117. iv. MARGARET COOK, b. July 10, 1843, Ohio, Herkimer Co, NY; d. September 19, 1914, Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL, interred Mann's Chapel Cemetery. 118. v. JACOB MOWERS COOK, b. March 31, 1846, Ohio, Herkimer Co, NY; d. March 15, 1921, Twin Falls, BuehI, Idaho, interred Springhill Cemetery, Parsons, Labette County, Kansas.

82. JACOB TENBROECK7 COOK (GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 26, 1819 in Upper Red Hook, Dutchess County, NY186, and died June 1, 1886 in Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, Onadonga Co, NY187. He married JANE EVANS April 16, 1861 in Sennett, NY by Rev. N. Searles187, daughter of MORRIS EVANS and ELIZABETH OWENS. She was born June 1839 in NJ, and died March 31, 1924 in Auburn, Cayuga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, Onadonga Co, NY188.

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Notes for JACOB TENBROECK COOK: TenBroeck was christened on 22 February 1819 at Saint Johns Low Dutch Reformed Church, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess, New York (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989 for Garret Cuck)

1850 census, Root, Montgomery Co, NY: Tenbrook Cook (30) with siblings Margaret (32), Christian (36) and Daniel (45). The head was a farmer. All were born in NY. 1860 census, Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY: Tenbroek Cook (40) with siblings Margaret (42) Cook, Christina Cook (46) and Daniel Cook (57). The head was a farmer with property valued at $1007. Margaret was a tailoress, Christina was a laborer, and Daniel was a farmer. 1870 census, Moravia PO, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY: TenBroek (51) and Jane (31) Cook with children Wm T. (8), Morris E. (6), Jennie I. (4). Also listed was his sister, Christine (55) and brother, Daniel (67). Wm T. was shown as "idiot." TenBroek was a farmer with property valued at $4500 and $1300. No occupations given for his siblings. 1880 census, Owasco, Cayuga, NY: Tenbrock (61) and Jane (40) Cook with children Maurice (16), Arabella (13), and Edward (9). His sister, Christiana Cook (66) lived with them. Tenbrock was a farmer. 1900 census, Owasco, Cayuga, NY: Jane E. Cook (60) with daughter Bell J. Cook (29) and a servant/farm laborer, Ernest Stock (20). Jane was a widow and farmer. 1910 census, Auburn, Cayuga, NY: Jane E. Cook (70) with daughter Arabella J. (39) and grandson, Leslie E. Cook (13). Under occupation was "own income." 1920 census, Auburn, Cayuga, NY: Jane Cook (81) with dau. Arabella J. (52) and Jane's sister, Elizabeth Ham (79).

Children of JACOB COOK and JANE EVANS are: i. WILLIAM TENBROEK8 COOK, b. July 5, 1862, Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY189; d. February 21, 1877, Owasco Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery189. ii. MAURICE EVANS COOK, b. November 19, 1863, Sennett, Cayuga Co, NY189; d. October 6, 1921, Waterloo, Seneca Co, NY, Interred Lake View Cemetery; m. LAURA A. FISHER, Abt. 1888; b. April 1863, Skaneateles, New York; d. April 10, 1922, Waterloo, Seneca Co, NY, Interred Lake View Cemetery.

Notes for MAURICE EVANS COOK: 1900 census, Waterloo Village, Seneca Co, NY: Maurice (36) and Laura F. (36) Cook with a boarder from England, Thomas Nighengale (30). Maurice was a day laborer, and Thomas' occupation was "gentleman." 1910 census, Waterloo Twp, Seneca Co, NY: Maurice E. (46) and Laura (46) Cook. His occupation was farm manager. 1920 census, Waterloo Twp, Seneca Co, NY: Maurice E. (56) and Laura F. (56) Cook. Occupation was farmer.

iii. JENNIE ARABELLA "BELL" COOK, b. March 9, 1866, Auburn, Cayuga Co, NY189; d. July 23, 1942, Auburn, Cayuga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles. 119. iv. EDWARD ARTHUR COOK, b. October 17, 1870, Auburn, Cayuga Co, NY; d. November 2, 1959, Skaneateles, Onondaga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery.

83. ANNA MARIA7 CUCK (ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 2, 1812 in Montgomery Co, NY190, and died Aft. 1892 in Prob. Carlisle, Schoharie, NY. She married JAMES A. OSTERHOUT May 25, 1834 in New Rhinebeck (Sharon), Dutchess, New York191, son of ABRAHAM OSTERHOUT and JACOMYNTJE HAEGH. He was born October 28, 1806 in Schoharie, NY192, and died July 6, 1883 in Carlisle, Schoharie, NY, age 76193,194.

Notes for ANNA MARIA CUCK: Baptized 11 July 1813. 1850 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: James (43) and Ann M. (36) Osterhout with children Cath. E. (11) and Irving (7) with Christina Cuck (38). 1860 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York 1870 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: James (63) and Anna W. (52) Osterhout with son Irving (27) and his wife Fanny (23), their son Halsey F. (2). Living with them was Abram Cuck (81), Catherin Cuck (57) and Christina Cuck (63). Next door was Jacob (47) and Elizabeth (46) Osterhout and their 5 children). James was a farmer with property valued at $8000 and $1114. 1875, New York, State Census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: James (68) and Annamaria (60) Osterhout with son Irving (31), daughter-in-law Fanny Osterhout (31), grandson Halsey J. (7), granddaughter Nancy (1), sister-in-law Christina Cuck (60), and a hired man. 1880 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: James (73) and Hannah (67) Osterhout lived with their son Irving (37) and family.

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1892 NY state census, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY: Annamaria Osterhout (80) with Irving (48) and Fanie (45) Osterhout and son Hallis (24) and 5 other children.

Notes for JAMES A. OSTERHOUT: Christened 30 Nov 1806 at German Reformed Church, New Rhinebeck-Cobleskill, Schoharie, NY. In 1885, the National Machine Co. sued Wheeler and Wilson Co. on behalf of James A. Osterhout for infringement of James' patent of 1882 to improve a button-hole maker for a sewing machine. The court found that there were infringements on two claims but not on all of the claims. On appeal the decision was reversed. The appeals went on through 1891. James' will was written on 26 Jun 1883 in Schoharie, New York. To wife, Anna Maria, $50 per year, all household furniture and a room in his house; to daughter Catherine E., wife of Solomon D. Karker, $1200; to son Irving Osterhout, all real estate & rest of estate. Executors: Irving Osterhout & Solomon D. Karker, son-in-law. Probate: 20 Sept 1884, Schoharie, New York, USA 1880 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: James (73) and Hannah (67) Osterhout lived with their son Irving (37) and family.

Children of ANNA CUCK and JAMES OSTERHOUT are: 120. i. CATHARINE ELISABETH8 OSTERHOUT, b. March 18, 1839, Schoharie, NY; d. November 12, 1919, Prob. Schoharie, NY, interred Cobleskill Rural Cemetery. 121. ii. IRVING OSTERHOUT, b. June 1843, Schoharie, NY; d. June 3, 1913, Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY.

84. DANIEL A.7 CUCK (ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 7, 1814 in Montgomery Co, NY, and died June 1880 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY195. He married CHRISTINA CATHERINE BENNER June 5, 1838 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY, daughter of HENRY BENNER and ANNATJE MOORE. She was born July 11, 1810 in Red Hook, NY196, and died January 30, 1875 in Dutchess Co, NY197.

Notes for DANIEL A. CUCK: In a chapter on merchants in Upper Red Hook, it was stated that his store was two houses North of the Academy Lane. Daniel was an active member of the Committee of the Academy.

1850 census, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY: Daniel A. (36) and Christina C. (39) Cuck with daughter Sarah Ann (10), Juliette Magill (17) and William M. Kipp (18), a clerk. Daniel was a merchant with property worth $8,500. Nearby was Peter Pitcher (41) with wife (41) and daughter Emily (14). Peter was a carpenter. 1860 census, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY: Daniel A. (44) and C.C. (46) Cuck with daughter S.A. (19) and Christine's mother A. Benner (76). Daniel was a merchant and had property worth $3500 and $4000. Ann had property worth $6000 and $1000. There was also domestic in the household. 1870 census, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY: Daniel (56) and Christina (58) Cuck with daughter Sarah (27) and her husband Robert Pitcher (26) and their children Chas W. (4), Catherine (2) and Daniel (7m). Daniel was a merchant with property valued at $8000 and $1000. 1875 NY State census, Red Hook, Dutchess Co: Daniel A. Cuck (58) lived with daughter Sarah Cuck Pitcher and family. 1880 census, 23 June, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY: Daniel A. Cuck (65) was a widower who was listed with his daughter and her family.

Notes for CHRISTINA CATHERINE BENNER: She was baptized 7 Aug 1810 at Acquackanonk, Passaic, NJ (U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Records in Selected States, 1639-1989). This record gives her birth date and the names of her parents.

Children of DANIEL CUCK and CHRISTINA BENNER are: 122. i. SARAH ANN8 CUCK, b. June 24, 1838, Dutchess Co, NY; d. September 22, 1886, Philmont, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery, Mellenville, NY. ii. WINFIELD CUCK, b. October 11, 1842, Dutchess Co, NY198; d. June 16, 1849, Upper Red Hook, NY, interred St. John's Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery. Notes for WINFIELD CUCK: He was christened on 05 Mar 1843 at St. John's Low Dutch Reformed Church, Upper Red Hook, NY.

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85. ABRAM7 CUCK (ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 10, 1817 in Montgomery Co, NY199, and died November 20, 1895 in Colliers, Otsego Co, NY, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY200,200. He married ALMIRA QUACKENBUSH Bef. 1860 in prob. Milford, Otsego Co, NY, daughter of DAVID QUACKENBUSH and MARY. She was born March 3, 1829 in Otsego Co, NY201, and died March 30, 1883 in Otsego Co, NY, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY201.

Notes for ABRAM CUCK: From "Early History of the Town of Milford" by Ezra Stephens (USGENWeb - Otsego Co): "Abram Cuck kept the 2nd store at Collier, married Miss Quackenbush and reared a large family of children. Mr. Cuck died but his children occupy his old homestead. " 1850 census - Abram was not in Milford. Almira Quackenbush (21) lived with her parents and siblings. 1860 census, South Milford PO, Milford, Otsego Co, NY: Abraham (37) and Almira (27) Cuck lived with her parents and siblings. Abraham was a merchant with property valued at $800. 1870 census, Portlandville PO, Milford, Otsego Co, NY: Abram (49) and Almira (38) Cuck with children Ella (7), Ann (5), and Abram (2). Abram, Sr. was a farmer with property valued at $2500 and $600. 1880 census, Milford, Otsego Co, NY: Abram (52) and Almira (50) Cuck with children Ella (17), Anna (15), and Abram (12). Abram was a farmer.

Children of ABRAM CUCK and ALMIRA QUACKENBUSH are: i. ELLA C.8 CUCK, b. December 1862, Otsego Co, NY; d. May 19, 1955, Oneonta, NY, interred Glennwood Cemetery, Otsego Co, NY201,202.

Notes for ELLA C. CUCK: 1900 census, Ford Ave, Oneonta, Otsego, NY: Ella C. Cuck (37) and her sister Anna M. Cuck (35) were servants for George Wilbur (54) and his wife Anna E. (47). Sylvester Diefendorf (74) was the father-in-law of George Wilbur, and a school teacher. George's occupation was banker. 1920 census, Fiord Ave, Oneonta, Otsego, NY: Ella C. Cuck (57) was a Servant for George I Wilber (74). Ella's sister, Anna M Cuck (55) was also a servant in the home. George was a Banker, President Truck and was widowed. 1930 census, Ford Ave, Oneonta, Otsego, NY: Ella C. Cuck (67) and her sister Anna M. Cuck (65) lived together in a rented house. No occupations were listed. 1940 census, Ford Ave, Oneonta, Otsego, NY: Ella C Cuck (77) and her sister Anna M Cuck (74) lived together with housekeeper, Maude F Knapp (60). This record shows Ella had a 7th grade education and Anna had an 8th grade education. They owned the home.

ii. ANNA M. CUCK, b. August 1864, Otsego Co, New York; d. June 7, 1940, Oneonta, Otsego Co, NY, age 75-9-24, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY203.

Notes for ANNA M. CUCK: 1900 census, Oneonta Village, Otsego, NY: Ella C. (37) and Anna N. (35) Cuck were housekeepers for George and Anna E. Wilber. Anna's father, Sylvester Diefendorf (74) lived in the household. George was a banker. 1910 census, Oneonta Ward 3, Otsego Co, NY: Anna M. Cuck (45) was a housekeeper in the home of George Wilbur (65), a bank president. Also in the household was housekeeper Ella A. Cuck (63). (his was Anna's sister, but her birth date was recorded or reported incorrectly). 1920 census, Oneonta, Otsego Co, NY: Anna M. (55) and Ella C. (57) Cuck were servants for George Wilber (74), a Bank President.

123. iii. ABRAHAM "ABRAM" D. CUCK, b. May 1868, Otsego Co, New York; d. May 5, 1935, Pinellas, FL, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY.

86. ELIZABETH7 CUCK (ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 1825 in Montgomery Co, NY, and died September 26, 1906 in prob. Roseboom, Otsego, NY. She married (1) JOHN HENRY PITT Abt. 1850 in Decatur, Otsego, NY. He was born Abt. 1829 in Ulster Co, NY, and died Bet. 1863 - 1865. She married (2) WILLIAM DARLING Abt. 1875 in prob. Otsego Co, NY. He was born 1806 in Columbia Co, NY, and died January 16, 1888 in Westford, Otsego Co, NY, interred Westford Cemetery204.

Notes for ELIZABETH CUCK: 1860 census, Schenevus PO, Decatur, Otsego, NY: Henry (30) and Elizabeth (28) Pitts with children Daniel (7) and Catherine (4).

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1865 NY State census, Decatur, Otsego, NY: Elizabeth Cuck (42) [indexed as Kuck] lived with her father Abraham Kuck (83), sister Catherine Kuck (53), and Elizabeth's children Daniel A.C. (13) and Catherine A. (9). 1870 census, Decatur, Otsego, NY: Elizabeth Pitt (50) was a domestic servant for Asa Day's family. Next door Elizabeth's daughter, Catherine A. Pitt (14) was a domestic servant for the Almon Bishop family. Six houses down, Daniel Pitt (17) was a farm laborer for the Timothy Parker family. 1875 NY state census, Westford, Otsego Co: Wm Darling (68) with his wife Elizabeth (48) and step-daughter Catherine A. Pitt (16). William was a farmer. 1880 census, Westford, Otsego, NY: William (73) and Elizabeth (53) Darling. 1900 census, Roseboom, Otsego, NY: Eliabeth Darling (84) with grandson, William Darling (23). She had 2 children, both living. She was widowed and William was a farmer. 1905 NY state census, Roseboom, Otsego, NY: Elizabeth Darling (88) lived with her grandson William Pitt (27) and family. She was not found on the 1910 census and is presumed deceased by then.

Notes for JOHN HENRY PITT: Pitt served in the military as a private during the Civil War; 13th Regiment, New York State Militia (3 months, 1861).

Children of ELIZABETH CUCK and JOHN PITT are: 124. i. DANIEL A.8 PITT, b. 1852, Otsego Co, NY; d. April 18, 1898, Decatur, Otsego Co, NY, interred South Valley Cemetery. ii. CATHERINE A. PITT, b. Abt. 1855, Otsego Co, NY; d. November 21, 1877, Westford, Otsego Co, NY, interred Westford Cemetery. Notes for CATHERINE A. PITT: Inscription: DAU. OF John H. & Elizabeth PITT. Died Nov. 21, 1877. Aged 22 years 3 mo's & 8 d's

87. ANNA CATHARINE7 KORTZ (ANNA6 TENBROECK, JACOB J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 14, 1799 in Sangerties, NY205, and died December 6, 1873 in Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery206. She married ALANSON BALDWIN CHITTENDEN, REV. October 12, 1829. He was born September 20, 1797 in Schenectady, NY207, and died April 1, 1853 in Schenectady, NY208.

Notes for ANNA CATHARINE KORTZ: 1850 census, Schenectady, NY: Alanson N. (53) and Anna C. (51) Chittenden with son Alanson (18) and Rebecca Chittenden (31). Alanson was a D.R. Clergyman. 1860 census, Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY: Ann C. Chittenden (61) and her sisters Eliza (55, Cath. (53) and Jane (50) Kortz. Ann had property worth $4000. Each of her sisters had $12.50 and $100. 1870 census, Saugerties, Ulster, New York: Annie C. Chittenden (71) with Catherine Kortz (63), Jane Kortz (60), Robert Gilmore (77), and Maria Gilmore (66).

Notes for ALANSON BALDWIN CHITTENDEN, REV.: He graduated at Union College in 1826, at Auburn Theological Seminary in 1829, and settled in the Reformed Churches of Amity, Chesterville, and Sharon, NY (North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, Ancestry.com).

Child of ANNA KORTZ and ALANSON CHITTENDEN is: i. ALANSON8 CHITTENDEN, b. June 30, 1831, Glen, NY208; d. August 16, 1852, Schenectady, NY208. Notes for ALANSON CHITTENDEN: Alanson graduated from Union College in 1852.

88. JAMES WILLIAM7 KORTZ (ANNA6 TENBROECK, JACOB J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 14, 1812 in Kaatsbaan, Ulster Co, NY209, and died August 21, 1887 in Catskill, Greene Co, NY, interred Catskill Village Cemetery209. He married (1) MARTHA J. WILLARD October 15, 1856 in Catskill, NY, daughter of JAMES MILLARD. She was born November 29, 1824 in Greene Co, NY, and died April 9, 1872 in Catskill, Greene Co, NY, interred Catskill Village Cemetery209. He married (2) CAROLINE "CARRIE' LOCKWOOD March 4, 1880 in Manhattan, NY210. She was born February 13, 1832 in NY, and died August 1, 1917 in Bronx, NY, age 85, interred Green-Wood, Lot 4939 Section 97211.

Notes for JAMES WILLIAM KORTZ:

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1850 census, Catskill, Greene Co, NY: James Kortz (38) lived in a hotel and was a merchant. 1860 census - not yet found 1865 NY State census, Catskill, Greene, New York: James (32) and Martha (37) Kortz [indexed as Korty] with daughter Anna C. (7). James was a merchant. 1870 census, Catskill, Greene Co, NY: James W. (56) and Martha J. (40) Kortz with daughter Anna C. (11) and a domestic servant. James was a dry goods merchant with property worth $10,000 and $10,000. 1875 NY state census, Catskill, Greene: James W. Kortz (61) with daughter Annie C. (17) and Kate Carroll (18). 1880 census, Catskill, Greene Co, NY: James W. (66) and Caroline (40) Kortz with daughter Annie (22) and Kate Carrol (23). James' occupation was dry goods. 1896 Catskill, NY Directory - Mrs. James W. Kortz, widow, lived at 5 Liberty St.

Notes for CAROLINE "CARRIE' LOCKWOOD: Green-Wood cemetery, 25th Street and Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY Carrie's will was probated 16 Nov 1917 in Bronx, NY. Her birth date is written on her tombstone.

Child of JAMES KORTZ and MARTHA WILLARD is: i. ANNA C.8 KORTZ, b. January 1858, Greene Co, NY; d. April 12, 1928, Catskill, NY, interred Town of Catskill Cemetery; m. WASHINGTON IRVING JENNINGS, Abt. 1881, NY; b. May 1851, NY; d. May 5, 1923, Albany, NY, interred Town of Catskill Cemetery212.

Notes for ANNA C. KORTZ: 1900 census, William St, Catskill, Greene, NY: Washington (49) and Anna C. (42) Jennings with servant, Kate Carroll (40). Washington was President, Saving Bank. This record shows they married in 1881 and had no children.

Notes for WASHINGTON IRVING JENNINGS: In 1870, Irving was a Law Student (Greene County Directory, 1870).

89. SAMUEL S.7 TENBROECK (SAMUEL LEONARD6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 9, 1813 in Clermont, Columbia Co, NY, and died June 21, 1897 in Rhinebeck, NY, age 84, interred Saint Peter the Apostle Lutheran Church Cemetery212. He married MARIA PARKS March 16, 1836 in Livingston, Columbia Co, NY213,214. She was born October 1, 1816 in Claverack, NY, and died April 7, 1881 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY.

Notes for SAMUEL S. TENBROECK: In 1870, Samuel farmed on 115 acres of land in Dutchess County, NY (U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995). 1850 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY: Sanuel (37) and Maria (34) TenBroeck [indexed as Timbrook] with children Elizabeth (13), Samuel (11), Jane (9), Mary (5), Lorenzo (7) and Charles (2). Samuel was a farmer. 1860 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY: 1870 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY: Samuel (57) and Maria (54) TenBroeck with children Lorenzo (27), Mary (22), Charles (19), and Kate (16). 1875 NY State census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY: Samuel (64) and Maria (59) TenBroeck [indexed at Tenbrook] with children Mary A Tenbrook (39), Samuel P Tenbrook (36), Jane Hainor (34), Charles Tenbrook (26) and Samuel Hainor (6). Samuel was a farmer. This record shows the county of birth for each person listed. 1880 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY: Samuel (66) and Mariah (63) TenBroeck with Jane Hainor (40), Mary Tenbroeck (34) and Samuel Hainor (11).

Children of SAMUEL TENBROECK and MARIA PARKS are: 125. i. ELIZABETH8 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1837, Columbia Co, NY; d. April 8, 1900, Rhinebeck, NY. 126. ii. SAMUEL P. TENBROECK, b. March 20, 1839, Columbia Co, NY; d. May 31, 1903, Myer's Corner, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess, NY, interred New Hackensack Cemetery. iii. JANE TENBROECK, b. 1840; m. HAINOR. 127. iv. LORENZO TENBROECK, b. October 1843, Columbia Co, NY; d. March 29, 1900, Dutchess County, NY, interred Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Peter. v. MARY A. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1846, Dutchess Co, NY; d. 1920. vi. CHARLES TENBROECK, b. 1849, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co, NY; d. May 24, 1914, NY, interred Stone Church Cemetery, age 65. Notes for CHARLES TENBROECK: Charles died after shooting himself (with a 32 caliber revolver) at his home (east of the stone church). vii. KATE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1854, Columbia Co, NY; d. March 27, 1874.

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90. WILLIAM LEONARD7 PITCHER (CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 14, 1820 in Red Hook, Dutchess, NY215,216, and died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Columbia Co, NY, prob. Hudson. He married ETTA ANGELINA HUBBARD August 31, 1843 in Christs Evangelical Lutheran Church, Germantown, Columbia, New York217, daughter of CALEB HUBBARD. She was born February 1824 in NY, and died Aft. 1900 in Prob. Hudson, NY.

Notes for WILLIAM LEONARD PITCHER: 1850 census, Livingston, Columbia, New York: William L. (30) and Etta D. (26) Pitcher [indexed as Pucker] with children Margaret C. (5), Leonard M. (4), and Marietta (2). 1860 census, Livingston, Columbia, New York: William (44) and Etta (36) Pitcher with children Margaret (15), Mary (11), Leonard (13), Emma (8), and Elizabeth (6). William was a Teamster with personal property worth $500. 1870 census, New Lebanon Centre, Canaan, Columbia, New York: Wm L. (50) and Etta G. (46) Pitcher [indexed as Petcher] with children Margaret C. (25), Leonard W. (23), Marietta (21), Emma (18), Jerusha (20), Etta (1). Also Michael Conroy (14), a Farm Boy from Ireland. William was a farmer with personal property valued at $3800. 1880 census, Hudson, Columbia, New York: William L. (60) and Etta G. (56) Pitcher with daughters Margret C. (35) and Emma (28). William was a Milk Dealer. 1900 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: Ettie Pitcher (76) and daughter Margaret C. (25).

Children of WILLIAM PITCHER and ETTA HUBBARD are: i. MARGARET CATHERINE8 PITCHER, b. October 1845, Columbia Co, NY218; d. Aft. 1900. Christened at Saint Johns Lutheran, Manorton, Columbia, NY on 22 Feb 1845. 128. ii. LEONARD WILLIAM PITCHER, b. October 14, 1846, Columbia Co, NY; d. Aft. 1930, Prob. Canaaan, Columbia Co, NY. 129. iii. MARY ETTA PITCHER, b. November 12, 1848, Livingston, NY; d. 1923, Prob. Caanan, Columbia Co, NY, interred Canaan Cemetery. iv. EMMA JANE PITCHER, b. September 9, 1851, Hudson, Columbia, NY. v. ELIZABETH ANN PITCHER, b. April 13, 1854, NY. Christening Place: CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL, RED HOOK,DUTCHESS, NEW YORK on 15 Apr 1855

91. HENRY MOFFIT7 PITCHER (CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 25, 1823 in Columbia, NY219, and died September 12, 1895 in NY, interred St. Peter's Lutheran Churchyard, Rhinebeck, NY220. He married FRANCES M. MYERS Abt. 1844 in NY. She was born December 17, 1821 in Switzerland, and died January 5, 1894 in prob. Dutchess Co, NY, interred Saint Peter the Apostle Lutheran Church Cemetery (Stone Church).

Notes for HENRY MOFFIT PITCHER: 1850 census, Livingston, Columbia, New York: Henry M. (26) and Frances (25) Pitcher with children Mary C. (4) and Albertina (2). Also brother-in-law Benjamin Myers (18) and Margaret Minkler (16). Henry was a farmer. 1860 census, 1870 census, Rhinecliff PO, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: Henry (47) and Frances (48) Pitcher with children Mary C. (23), Albertina (21), Gertrude (19), John H. (17), Walter (14), and Helen (12). Henry was a farmer with property worth $10,000 and $500. 1880 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York: Henry M. (57) and Frances (59) Pitcher with children Albertina (30), Helen F. (21), and Walter (23).

Children of HENRY PITCHER and FRANCES MYERS are: i. MARY CATHERINE8 PITCHER, b. April 9, 1846, Columbia Co, NY. Christened 24 Jun 1847 at St. John's Lutheran, Manorton, NY. ii. ALBERTINA PITCHER, b. July 18, 1848, Columbia Co, NY. 130. iii. GERTRUDE PITCHER, b. August 28, 1851, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1929, NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery. 131. iv. JOHN HENRY PITCHER, b. April 3, 1853, Columbia Co, NY; d. Bet. 1930 - 1940, Dutchess Co, New York. 132. v. WALTER TENBROECK PITCHER, b. January 31, 1856, Columbia Co, NY; d. Bet. 1920 - 1930, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York. vi. HELEN FRANCES PITCHER, b. April 23, 1858.

92. SAMUEL TENBROECK7 PITCHER (CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 8, 1830 in Livingston, Columbia Co, NY221, and died January

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5, 1903 in Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, age 72, interred Hudson, NY222. He married MATILDA BARRINGER October 5, 1855 in NY223, daughter of GEORGE BARRINGER and CATHERINE. She was born April 1837 in NY, and died Aft. 1920.

Notes for SAMUEL TENBROECK PITCHER: 1860 census - not found 1870 census, Hudson Ward 4, Columbia, New York: Samuel T.B. (40) and Matilda (33) Pitcher [indexed as Petcher] with children Mary (15), Louisa (13) and Beaulah (1). Samuel was a Carriage Maker. 1880 census, Hudson, Columbia, New York: Samuel (50) and Matilda (40) Pitcher with children Mary (22), Bulah (11) and Oliver (5). Samuel was a wagon maker. 1900 census, Pittsfield Ward 4, Berkshire, Massachusetts: Samuel T. (70) and Matilda (63) Pitcher with children Beulah V. (32) and Oliver (25). They had been married 47 years and had 6 children with 4 living. No occupations for the family except Oliver who was a Salesman. 1920 census, East St, Pittsfield Ward 4, Berkshire, Massachusetts: Matilda Pitcher (82) with her daughter Mary Rifenberg (65), her son William G. (34). Also Matilda's children Beulia (50) and Oliver (45) and Sarah C. Rifenberg (29).

Children of SAMUEL PITCHER and MATILDA BARRINGER are: i. JOSEPHINE8 PITCHER. 133. ii. MARY PITCHER, b. October 1854, Columbia County, NY; d. Aft. 1920. iii. LOUISA PITCHER, b. Abt. 1857. iv. BEULAH V. PITCHER, b. September 1868. v. OLIVER PITCHER, b. February 1, 1875, Columbia County, NY224.

93. JANE LIVINGSTON7 TENBROECK (LEONARD WILLIAM6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1824 in NY, and died December 5, 1898 in NY, interred Sanders Cemetery. She married CHARLES P. SANDERS September 15, 1846 in Columbia, New York. He was born November 26, 1824 in Scotia, Schenectady, NY, and died March 26, 1891.

Child of JANE TENBROECK and CHARLES SANDERS is: i. LIVINGSTON8 SANDERS, b. July 10, 1867, Scotia, NY225; d. 1919; m. ADELAIDE TENBROECK, October 1901225; b. November 1872, Dutchess County, NY; d. 1963.

94. WALTER TRYON LIVINGSTON7 TENBROECK (LEONARD WILLIAM6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 8, 1830 in Clermont, Livingston, Columbia, NY226, and died February 6, 1911 in NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery226. He married HELEN URSULA SCHULTZ 1855 in NY, daughter of PETER SCHULTZ and HELEN MOORE. She was born September 18, 1833 in Clermont, Livingston, Columbia, NY, and died 1910 in NY, interred Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York.

Notes for WALTER TRYON LIVINGSTON TENBROECK: 1860 census, Tivoli, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: Walter L. (30), and H.N. (27) Ten Broeck with children DW (4) and PS (2). Also Helen's mother, Helen Shultz (61) and 3 others unrelated. Walter was a farmer with property valued at $24,400 and $5,196. 1870 census, Rhinecliff PO, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: Walter (40), and Helen (36) Ten Broeck with children Derrick W. (13). Helen R. (9), Jane R. (7), Albertina S. (6), Mary E. (4), and Lucy S. (2). Walter was a farmer with property valued at $40,000. 1880 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: Walter L. (49) and Helen W. (46) Ten Broeck with children Derrick W. (23), Helen R. (19), Jane L. (17), Albertina S. (16), Mary E. (14), Lucy S. (12), and Walter L. (9). 1900 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: Walter (69) and Hellen (66) TenBroeck [indexed as Timbock] with daughter Albertina (36) and John Curtis (22).

Children of WALTER TENBROECK and HELEN SCHULTZ are: 134. i. DIRK WESSEL8 TENBROECK, b. July 30, 1856, Blue Store, Livingston, Columbia Co, NY; d. March 10, 1943, Mount Dora, Lake, FL, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery. ii. HELEN ROWE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1861, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York. iii. JANE LIVINGSTON TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1863, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York. iv. ALBERTINA SANDERS TENBROECK, b. May 1864, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York; d. 1907.

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135. v. MARY ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. May 2, 1867, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY; d. May 31, 1940, Bennington, Vermont. vi. LUCY SCHULTZ TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1868, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York. 136. vii. WALTER LIVINGSTON TENBROECK, b. January 16, 1872, Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY; d. January 17, 1963, Newburgh, Orange Co, NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery.

95. WILLIAM MATTHEUS7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 29, 1833 in Columbia, NY227, and died April 6, 1911 in Troy, NY, age 77, interred Albany Rural Cemetery228. He married CATHERINE A. "KATE" MERRILL Abt. 1858 in Albany Co, NY, daughter of NATHANIEL MERRILL. She was born August 1837 in Albany, NY, and died February 11, 1909 in Colonie, Albany Co, NY229.

Notes for WILLIAM MATTHEUS TENBROECK: 1870 census, Watervliet, Albany, NY: Wm M. (36) and Cather. (32) TenBroeck with children Ernest (6), Margt (8) and Mm M. (1m). There was also a male farm laborer and a female domestic servant. William was a farmer with property valued at $6000 and $1000. 1880 census, Watervliet, Albany, NY: William I46) and Katherine (42) TenBroeck with children Ernest (16), Lillian (13), William (10) ad Roy (3). 1900 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Matthew (64) and Catherine A. (60) TenBroeck with adult children Lillian (33), William (30) and Roy M. (22). 1910 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Matthew TenBroeck (78) was widowed and lived with daughter Lillian (42). He was a Gardner, Odd Jobs.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROECK and CATHERINE MERRILL are: i. GEORGE M.8 TENBROECK, b. December 1860, Watervaliet, Albany Co, NY; d. June 30, 1869, Watervaliet, Albany Co, NY. 137. ii. ERNEST MERRILL TENBROECK, REV., b. December 22, 1863, Watervliet Centre, NY; d. November 29, 1924, Gloversville, Fulton, NY. iii. LILLIAN MARGARET TENBROECK, b. October 16, 1866, Watervliet, Albany, NY; d. November 6, 1943, Colonie, Albany Co. NY, interred Albany Rural Cemetery229.

Notes for LILLIAN MARGARET TENBROECK: 1920 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Lillian M Tenbroeck (53) lived with her brother William's family. She was a knitter, Blind Association. 1930 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Lillian TenBroeck (63) lived next door to her brother Roy and his wife Christine H. She owned her home valued at $2000. Lillian had no occupation.

iv. WILLIAM M. TENBROECK, b. May 1870, Watervliet, Albany, NY; d. Aft. 1940; m. CARRIE J. CUTTER, September 24, 1902, Green Island, NY230; b. September 1872, NY; d. Bet. 1921 - 1925.

Notes for WILLIAM M. TENBROECK: 1920 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: William M. (49) and Carrie J. (47) TenBroeck with his sister Lillian M. TenBroack (53) and her mother, Celestia D Cutter (76). William was a House Carpenter. 1925 NY census, Green Island, NY: William M. TenBroack was a lodger and his occupation was carpenter. 1940 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: William TenBroeck (69) was a widower and he lived in a home valued at $1000. This record shows his education was through 4th grade. No occupation listed.

v. ROY MELVIN TENBROECK, b. June 2, 1877, Watervliet, Albany, NY231; d. January 12, 1938, Colonie, Albany Co, NY232; m. CHRISTINE H. MILLS, June 19, 1901, Green Island, NY233; b. September 1878, NY.

Notes for ROY MELVIN TENBROECK: 1910 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Roy (32) and Christina (31) TenBroeck with a hired man. Roy's occupation was Dairy Farm. 1930 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Roy (52) and Christina (50) TenBroeck. Roy was a Dairy Farmer.

96. DELIA MARIA7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born August 1, 1837 in NY234, and died 1913 in NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY. She married JOHN VANDEUSEN TENBROECK January 13, 1856 in First Lutheran, Albany, Albany,NY, son of DAVID

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TENBROECK and ELIDA VAN DEUSEN. He was born May 18, 1835 in Albany Co, NY, and died January 5, 1912 in Glenville, Schenectady Co, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery235.

Notes for JOHN VANDEUSEN TENBROECK: 1880 census, Watervliet, Albany, NY John V. (45) and Delia M. (42) Tenbroeck with children Culver H. (23), Sabin V.D. (17), Etta M. (15) and Lena M. (9). Also Daughter-in-law Ella L. TenBroeck and her child Louisa B (9m). 1900 census, Glenville, Schenectady, NY: JVT (65) and Othelia (62) TenBroeck with daughter Edda (34). John was a farmer. 1910 census, Glenville, Schenectady, NY: John V.D. (74) and Delia M. (72) Tenbroeck. They had been married 54 years and had 4 children with 3 living. No occupations. Baptized at Claverack Reformed Church July I1, 1835.

Children of DELIA TENBROECK and JOHN TENBROECK are: 138. i. CULVER HALL8 TENBROECK, b. June 1856, NY; d. November 1, 1917, District of Columbia, interred Rock Creek Cemetery. 139. ii. SABIN VANDEUSENTENBROECK, b. September 1861, NY; d. Bet. 1901 - 1910, NY. iii. ETTA M. TENBROECK, b. August 1865, Watervaliet, Albany Co, NY; d. 1950, Galway, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery; m. ANDREW F. VANVORST, January 19, 1905, Glenville, NY; b. 1844, Sarasota Co, NY; d. 1922, Burnt Hills, Sarasota Co, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery. 140. iv. LENA M. TENBROECK, b. May 1871, NY; d. 1942, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY.

97. JULIA FRANCES7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 30, 1839 in NY236, and died May 28, 1909 in Colonie, NY237. She married MOSES WEATHERWAX 1859. He was born January 1838 in NY, and died April 23, 1912 in Colonie, NY237.

Notes for JULIA FRANCES TENBROECK: 1880 census, Watervliet, Albany, NY: Moses (42) and Julia (40) Weatherwax [indexed as Netherwax] with children Francis (20), Elmer (18) and Eddie (13). Moses was a farmer. 1900 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Moses (62) and Julia F. (60) Weatherwax. His occupation was farmer. 1910 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Moses Weatherwax (72) was widowed and his occupation was Farmer, Truck Farm.

Children of JULIA TENBROECK and MOSES WEATHERWAX are: i. FRANCIS C.8 WEATHERWAX, b. Abt. 1860. ii. ELMER WEATHERWAX, b. Abt. 1862. iii. EDWARD "EDDIE" WEATHERWAX, b. Abt. 1867. iv. GEO E. WEATHERWAX, m. MAMIE DONALDSON, July 12, 1891, Lincoln, NE238.

98. CORNELIUS HENRY7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born February 10, 1843 in NY239, and died 1905 in NY, interred Niskayuna Reformed Church Cemetery. He married LUCY ANN VANDENBURG. She was born January 1844 in NY, and died 1904 in NY, interred Niskayuna Reformed Church Cemetery.

Notes for CORNELIUS HENRY TENBROECK: 1880 census, Watervliet, Albany, NY: Cornelius (36) and Lucy A. (36) TenBroeck with daughters Lotta A. (15) and Martha (13). His mother Christina Tenbroech (75) lived with the family. Cornelius was a farmer. 1900 census, Colonie, Albany, NY: Cornelius (56 and Lucy A. (56) TenBroeck with daughter Martha (32). Cornelius was a farm laborer.

Children of CORNELIUS TENBROECK and LUCY VANDENBURG are: i. CHARLOTTE "LOTTIE" A.8 TENBROECK, b. 1865, NY; d. August 22, 1889, NY, age 24, interred Niskayuna Reformed Church Cemetery240; m. BENJAMIN F. VANDENBURGH, October 21, 1885, Watervilet, NY241; b. 1860, NY; d. 1944, NY, interred Niskayuna Reformed Church Cemetery242. ii. MARTHA TENBROECK, b. October 1867, NY; d. 1942, NY, interred Niskayuna Reformed Church Cemetery.

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99. ROBERT HENRY7 TENBROECK (ABRAHAM ADAM6, ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 1833 in Claverack, Columbia County, NY, and died 1904 in NJ, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard. He married CILLIAH C. MEEKS Abt. 1856, daughter of JAMES COOPER MEEKS. She was born April 1831 in Philadelphia, PA, and died 1903 in New Jersey, interred Claverack Dutch Reformed Churchyard.

Notes for ROBERT HENRY TENBROECK: 1860 census, Jersey City Ward 4, Hudson, New Jersey: Robert H. (28) and Zilla C. (29) TenBroeck with Mary E. Meeks (27). Robert was a RailRoad Clerk with property worth $300. 1870 census, Jersey City Ward 4, Hudson, New Jersey: Robert (38) and Zillah (39) TenBroeck with children William (9), Robert (5), and Morris (11m). Robert was a Lightman. 1880 census, Bayonne, Hudson, New Jersey: Robert H. (47) and Cilla C. (49) TenBroeck with children William E. (18), Robert H. (15), Theodore M. (10). Also Laura Meeks (44) and Christine TenBroeck (80). Robert's occupation was Lighterman.

Children of ROBERT TENBROECK and CILLIAH MEEKS are: 141. i. WILLIAM E.8 TENBROECK, b. October 25, 1861, Jersey City, New Jersey; d. September 25, 1938, Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois, interred Forest Park, Cook, Ill. 142. ii. ROBERT H. TENBROECK, b. January 1865, Jersey City, Hudson, NJ; d. Bet. 1900 - 1910. 143. iii. THEODORE MORRIS TENBROECK, b. September 1869, New Jersey; d. Aft. 1940.

100. DAVID SAMUEL7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 29, 1814 in Melenville, Columbia, NY243, and died May 3, 1889 in Glenville, Schenectady, NY, age 74-4-4, interred Albany Rural243. He married ELIDA VAN DEUSEN May 31, 1834 in Claverack, Columbia, NY244, daughter of JOHN VAN DEUSEN and CORNELIA. She was born July 12, 1812 in NY, and died November 21, 1893 in Glenville, NY, age 81, interred Albany Rural Cemetery245.

Notes for DAVID SAMUEL TENBROECK: 1850 census, Watervliet, Albany, New York: David (35) and Lydia (32) TenBroeck with children John PD (15), Wessie (12), Cornelia C. (10), Matthrew (8), Samuel (6), and Margaret (1). 1860 census, West Troy Ward 2, Albany, New York: David S. (47) and Alida (48) TenBroeck with children Wessel O. (20), Cornelius C. (18), Matthew (16), Samuel (14), Margaret A. (12). 1870 census, East Glenville, Glenville, Schenectady, New York: David (56) and Alida (58) TenBroeck with M. Alida (20). 1880 census, Glenville, Schenectady, New York: David (65) and Elyda (62) TenBroeck. David was a farmer.

Notes for ELIDA VAN DEUSEN: Children are from: "New York, Births and Christenings, 1640-1962," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V2HP-BPB : accessed 1 February 2015), Alida Van Deusen in entry for John Van Deusen, 18 May 1835; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 974.739 C3 V26C.

Children of DAVID TENBROECK and ELIDA VAN DEUSEN are: 144. i. JOHN VANDEUSEN8 TENBROECK, b. May 18, 1835, Albany Co, NY; d. January 5, 1912, Glenville, Schenectady Co, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery. ii. WILLIAM SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. September 1, 1837, NY. 145. iii. WESSEL VAN ORDEN TENBROECK, b. November 14, 1839, Columbia, NY; d. April 25, 1910, Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural. iv. CORNELIA CHRISTINA TENBROECK246, b. November 26, 1841, NY. v. MATTHEW TENBROECK, b. November 20, 1843, Columbia Co, NY247. vi. SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. December 2, 1845, NY248. 146. vii. MARGARET ALIDA "MAGGIE" TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1849, NY; d. July 1, 1899, Halfmoon, Saratoga Co, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery.

101. PETER VAN RENSSELAER7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 17, 1817 in Claverack, NY, and died October 27, 1891 in Berrien County, MI, interred Union Cemetery, Berrien Center249. He married MARY JENETTE BORTLE January 7, 1842 in Claverack, NY250, daughter of JEREMIAH BORTLE and LYDIA PRATT. She was born 1820 in Claverack, NY, and died 1877 in Berrien County, MI, interred Union Cemetery, Berrien Center.

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Notes for PETER VAN RENSSELAER TENBROECK: Peter Tenbroeck had a twin brother. He sued the Trinity Church on Manhattan in a class action suit for the inheritance of Anneka Jans. Paid a lawyer $1,000 cash and a quitclaim deed to land in New York to pay for the suit, and left New York for Erie County Pennsylvania. He won. Peter's wife was not allowed to bring her ironing board to Michigan, but was allowed to bring her brass water bucket and a curly maple butter ladle (additional information from a family member). Posted to Find-a-grave Memorial #63542607

Children of PETER TENBROECK and MARY BORTLE are: 147. i. JEREMIAH VAN RENSSELAER8 TENBROECK, b. 1843, Claverack, Columbia, NY; d. November 10, 1899, Berrien, MI, interred Union Cemetery. ii. EMMA ALIDA TENBROECK, b. March 1, 1844, Columbia Co, NY251; d. May 27, 1917, Michigan City, La Porte, IN251; m. CHARLES MURPHY, 1874; b. November 1849, OH. iii. MARGARET LYDIA TENBROECK, b. 1852, Claverack, NY; d. 1938.

102. WALTER VAN RENSSELAER7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 17, 1817 in Claverack, NY, and died August 6, 1885 in Ghent, Mellenville, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville252. He married ELIZABETH CLUM 1842, daughter of PHILIP CLUM. She was born Abt. 1812 in Columbia Co, NY, and died 1889 in Columbia Co, NY253.

Notes for WALTER VAN RENSSELAER TENBROECK: 1870 census, Ghent, Columbia, NY: Walter (52) and Elizabeth (55) TenBroeck with son Philip (21) and Dinah Hill (18). Walter was a farmer with property valued at $20,000 and $2500. 1880 census, Ghent, Columbia, NY: W.V. (68) and Elizabeth (70) TenBroeck with son Philip C. (32) and his wife Ida (30) and their children Walter (6) and Mary (2). Walter was a farmer. There was also a female servant, and a male laborer.

Children of WALTER TENBROECK and ELIZABETH CLUM are: i. WILLIAM EDGAR TEN8 BROECK, b. January 13, 1844, NY254. ii. PHILIP CLUM TEN BROECK, b. Abt. 1849.

103. JACOB LAURANCE7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 5, 1819 in Claverack, Columbia Co, NY255, and died August 13, 1888 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville256. He married (1) EVALINE A.. She was born Abt. 1841 in NY, and died July 13, 1882 in Spencertown, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville257. He married (2) ELIZABETH M. CLUM 1838 in Columbia Co, NY, daughter of WILLIAM CLUM. She was born 1819 in NY, and died 1865 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery.

Notes for JACOB LAURANCE TENBROECK: 1850 census, Hillsdale, Columbia, NY: Jacob L. (30) and Elizabeth M. (30) TenBroeck with children William H. (11), Christina (8), John H. (7), Edward A. (4) and Chauncy A. (2). Jacob was a farner, 1855 NY State census, Ghent, Columbia County: Jacob L. (35) and Elizabeth M. (35) TenBroeck with children William H. (16), Christina E. (13), John H. (11), Edward A. (9), Chauncey A. (6), Stanton S. (3), and Mary C. (0). 1860 census, Moffitts Store PO, Ghent, Columbia, NY: Jacob L. (41) and Elizabeth (41) TenBroeck [indexed as Tnbrock] with children William H. (21), John H. (17), Edward (15), Chauncy (13), Samuel (8), Kate (5) and Christina (19), who was a teacher. Jacob was a farmer with property valued at $3500 and $1200. 1870 census, Hudson Ward 4, Columbia, NY: Jacob L. (50) and Evaline (29) TenBroeck. 1880 census, Austerlitz, Columbia, NY: Jacob L. (59) and Adeline A. (39) TenBroeck with son Charles B. (4) with a servant, Catherine Golden (18). Jacob was a farmer.

Child of JACOB TENBROECK and EVALINE A. is: i. CHARLES B.8 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1876, Columbia Co, NY.

Children of JACOB TENBROECK and ELIZABETH CLUM are: ii. WILLIAM H.8 TENBROECK, b. 1840, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY258; m. MARTHA NILES. iii. CHRISTINA ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. July 27, 1841, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY259; d. 1863, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville. iv. EDWARD AMBROSE TENBROECK, b. 1846; m. ANNA DISBROW; b. Abt. 1850. 148. v. JOHN HARDER TENBROECK, b. August 1843, Columbia Co, NY; d. Aft. 1930.

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vi. CHANCY A. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1849. vii. STANTON SAMUEL TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1852, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1860, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville. viii. MARY CATHERINE "KATY" TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1855, Columbia Co, NY; d. 1860, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville.

104. WILLIAM AMBROSE7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 20, 1823 in Columbia Co, NY260, and died May 19, 1903 in Griffins Corners, Delaware, NY, interred Clovesville Cemetery. He married (1) MARY ANN COMFORT 1845. She was born 1829 in NY, and died 1866 in NY. He married (2) MARY ANN OSTERHOUT 1867. She was born 1820, and died 1908.

Notes for WILLIAM AMBROSE TENBROECK: William A. Ten Broeck, dean of the Delaware County bar, died on Tuesday at his home at Fleishmann's, NY, aged eighty years. He was a native of Columbia County, but had practiced law in Delaware County since 1848.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROECK and MARY COMFORT are: i. CHARLES C.8 TENBROECK, b. 1846. ii. WILLIAM B. TENBROECK, b. March 15, 1849, NY261; d. January 4, 1937, Westport, Lycoming, PA, interred Idlewood Cemetery261. Notes for WILLIAM B. TENBROECK: His death certificate gave his occupation as Soldier, Prospector. iii. HELEN TENBROECK, b. 1851. 149. iv. HENRY H. TENBROECK, b. October 1, 1856, NY; d. July 29, 1941, Williamsport, Lycoming, PA, age 84-9-28, interred Wildwood Cemetery.

105. JEREMIAH "JERE"7 TENBROECK (WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 20, 1823 in Columbia Co, NY, and died August 29, 1909 in Kingston, NY, interred Pine Bush Cemetery, Lake Katrine, Ulster Co, NY262. He married MARIA KIEFFER November 27, 1851 in NY. She was born 1833 in NY, and died 1901 in ? interred Pine Bush Cemetery, Lake Katrine, Ulster Co, NY.

Notes for JEREMIAH "JERE" TENBROECK: 1850 census, Claverack, Columbia, NY 1860 census, Saugerties, Ulster, NY: Jere (34) and Maria ( 25) Ten Broeck with children Wm. H. (5), Peter (3), Anna E. (10 m); also listed was Peter P. Whittacker (74). Jere was a farmer. 1870 census, Saugerties, Ulster, N: Jeremiah (33) and Maria (37) Tenbroeck with children Wm H. (15), Peter (13), Ann E. (10), John G. (9), and Kate (5); also listed was Peter P. Whitaker (85) and a domestic service, Susan Elleworth (50). Jeremiah was a farmer with property valued at $1200. 1880 census, Flatbush, Ulster, NY: Jeremiah (55) and Maria (47) Tenbroeck with children John G. (19), Katie (15), Alice (6) and Helen (4).

Children of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and MARIA KIEFFER are: 150. i. WILLIAM H.8 TENBROECK, b. October 1854, Ulster Co, NY; d. November 18, 1923, Kingston, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery. ii. PETER TENBROECK, b. 1857, NY; d. 1929, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery, Ulster Co, NY; m. ELIZABETH LEWIS. iii. CELIA W. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1859. iv. ANNA E. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1860. v. JOHN G. TENBROECK, b. March 1861, NY; d. 1928, NY, interred Lake Katrine, Ulster, NY; m. MARY EMMA KEIFFER. vi. KATE TENBROECK, b. 1865; m. PHILLIPS. vii. ALICE TENBROECK, b. 1873; m. TERWILLIGER. viii. HELEN J. TENBROECK, b. 1876. ix. DEWITT V. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1852.

106. WALTER BARNEY7 TENBROECK (AUSTIN MUNSON6, ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1827 in Columbia County, NY, and died 1900 in Hillsdale, NY, interred Hillsdale Rural

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Cemetery. He married MARYETTE VAN DEUSEN. She was born Abt. 1835 in NY or CT, and died 1905 in Hillsdale, NY, interred Hillsdale Rural Cemetery.

Notes for WALTER BARNEY TENBROECK: 1870 census, Hollowville PO, Hillsdale, Columbia, New York: Walter B. (42) and Marietta (36) TenBroeck with children Vandel (14), Jay W. (8), and Carrie (7). Walter was a Blacksmith with property valued at $4000 and $1200.

Children of WALTER TENBROECK and MARYETTE VAN DEUSEN are: i. VINDELL8 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1856. ii. ALICE TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1859, Columbia County, NY; d. 1861, Columbia County, NY. iii. JAY WALTER TENBROECK, b. 1861, Columbia County, NY; d. 1937.

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107. PETER8 MEAD (ANNA7 TENBROOK, JOHN6 TENBROECK, JOHN C.5, JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1823 in NY, and died April 27, 1883 in St Johns, Clinton, Michigan, age 60, interred Mount Rest Cemetery263. He married ANGELINE DELIA RUSSELL Abt. 1847, daughter of SAMUEL RUSSELL and DELIA SKRAGUE. She was born January 1828 in NY, and died September 9, 1902 in St. Johns, Clinton, Michigan, interred Mount Rest Cemetery263.

Notes for PETER MEAD: 1860 census, St Johns PO, Bingham, Clinton, Michigan: Peter (37) and Angeline (36) Mead with children Harriet (12), Samuel R. (10), Douglas (6) and Anna (3). Peter was a mail carrier with property valued at $300 and $200. 1870 census, Bingham, Clinton, Michigan: Peter (46) and Angelina (41) Mead with children Hattie (22), Douglas (15), Anna (13). Peter worked in a Feed Store and had property worth $250. 1880 census,

Children of PETER MEAD and ANGELINE RUSSELL are: i. HARRIET "HATTIE" N.9 MEAD, b. May 2, 1848, Farfield, Lenawee, Michigan264; d. April 19, 1908, St Johns, Clinton, Michigan, interred Mount Rest Cemetery265; m. ANDREW J. WIGGINS, January 9, 1872, St Johns, Clinton, MI266; b. June 1828, Rome, New York. ii. SAMUEL R. MEAD, b. November 10, 1850, Lenawee Co, MI267; d. March 28, 1921, St Johns, Clinton, MI267; m. CORA JOHNSON, July 4, 1881, De Witt, Clinton, MI; b. Abt. 1863, Ovid, MI. iii. DOUGLAS MEAD, b. November 9, 1852, Lenawee Co, Michigan267; d. January 28, 1926, St Johns, Clinton, MI, interred Mount Rest Cemetery267; m. FLORA E. MCQUISTION, December 7, 1886, St Johns, Clinton, MI268; b. December 1858, IN; d. 1918, St Johns, Clinton, MI. iv. ANNA MEAD, b. May 31, 1858, Clinton Co, MI269; d. June 28, 1932, St. Johns, Clinton, MI, interred Mount Rest Cemetery269.

108. LEWIS POUND8 MEAD (ANNA7 TENBROOK, JOHN6 TENBROECK, JOHN C.5, JOHANNES4, JACOB3, WESSEL WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born December 27, 1834 in Tioga Co, NY, and died February 15, 1913 in Iowa270. He married MARY A. HAGAMRAN Abt. 1860. She was born Abt. 1839 in Michigan, and died November 25, 1929270.

Children of LEWIS MEAD and MARY HAGAMRAN are: i. IRA J.9 MEAD, b. Abt. 1868, Jasper Co, Iowa. ii. ANNA ELFA MEAD, b. 1864.

109. JACOB HERKIMER8 BELLINGER (PETER P.7, CHRISTINA6 TENBROECK, PETRUS "PETER"5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 22, 1816 in Minden, NY271, and died August 1888 in NY, interred Ogdensburg Cemetery. He married ANNA NANCY CECILIA COUGHNET.

Children of JACOB BELLINGER and ANNA COUGHNET are: i. DON PEDRO9 BELLINGER, b. 1838. ii. THADDEUS DANIEL BELLINGER, b. 1841.

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iii. THOMAS F. BELLINGER, b. 1842.

110. JACOB WESSEL8 TENBROECK (JACOB7, JACOB6, WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 22, 1823 in Clermont, Columbia Co, NY at the Bouwerie, and died March 22, 1896 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery272. He married SARAH ANN EVARTS May 24, 1848 in NY. She was born August 6, 1827 in NY, and died October 6, 1885 in Columbia Co, NY, interred Germantown Reformed Church Cemetery273.

Notes for JACOB WESSEL TENBROECK: 1850 census, Clermont, Columbia, New York: Jacob W. (27) and Sarah A. (23) Tim Broeck with son Charles (8m). Also three unrelated others. Jacob was a farmer with property valued at $10,000. 1860 census, Germantown, Columbia, New York: Jacob W. (37) and Sarah A. (32) Tenbroeck with son Andrew J. (10), daughter Gertrude (8). Also an Irish Domestic, Catherine Calahan (37), farm laborer, Samuel Parks (17), and Teacher, Lucinda Ashley (36). Jacob was a farmer with property valued at $13,000 and $1200. 1870 census, Germantown, Columbia, New York: Jacob W. (47) and Sarah A. (44) Tenbrook with children Andrew J. (20) and Gertrude (17). Also domestic servant, Harriet Showerman (28). Jacob was a farmer with property valued at $18000 and $2000. 1880 census, Germantown, Columbia, New York: Jacob W. (57) and Sarah A. (53) Tenbroeck with son Andrew J. (30) and daughter Gertrude (28). Also a servant, Minnie Geiner (16) and a laborer, Israel Garrison (18).

Children of JACOB TENBROECK and SARAH EVARTS are: i. ANDREW JACKSON9 TENBROECK, b. December 19, 1849, Columbia Co, NY274; d. February 12, 1935, Columbia Co, NY, interred Germantown, Reformed Church Cemetery; m. JULIA WIANS, October 6, 1882, NY275; b. January 1, 1852, NY; d. September 18, 1933, Columbia Co, NY, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY.

Notes for ANDREW JACKSON TENBROECK: TEN BROECK, Andrew J., was born on the farm where he now resides, which is known as the Ten Broeck homestead, December 19, 1849, a son of Jacob W. and Sarah Ann (Everts) Ten Broeck, and grandson of Jacob and Ann (Benner) Ten Broeck, whose children were Jacob, Henry, Jackson, Helen M., wife of Abram Bogardus; Jane Ann, wife of William R. Moore; Mary, wife of Refine L. Rossman, and Catherine A., all born on the old homestead. Mr. Ten Broeck was educated in the schools of the town of Germantown and Pittsfield High School. At the death of his father in March, 1896, he inherited the homestead and carries on general farming and fruit-growing. October 6, 1882, Mr. Ten Broeck married Julia, daughter of David Wians, and they have one daughter, Marcia. Mr. Ten Broeck is interested in town and county affairs, but has never aspired to political honor in the way of holding office. The family are active in church, and he has held an office in the church, since twenty years of age, as deacon and elder (source: Columbia County at the End of the Century, 1900).

ii. GERTRUDE EVARTS TENBROECK, b. February 15, 1852, Columbia Co, NY275; d. April 25, 1891, Columbia Co, NY, interred Reformed Church Cemetery, Germantown, Columbia Co, NY275.

111. WILLIAM HENRY8 TENBROECK (JACOB7, JACOB6, WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 22, 1823 in Clermont, Columbia, NY, and died February 23, 1888 in prob. Columbia Co, NY276. He married MARY JANE EVARTS Abt. 1846 in NY, daughter of JACOB EVARTS. She was born May 1829 in NY, and died Aft. June 1900.

Notes for WILLIAM HENRY TENBROECK: 1870 census - not found 1880 census, Greenport, Columbia, New York: Henry (55) and Mary J. (52) TenBroeck with son Everts (27), daughter-in-law Alma (24) and son, Wessol Tenbroeck (16). Henry was a farmer. 1900 census, Greenport, Columbia, New York: Mary J. TenBroeck (71) lived with her son Wessell.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROECK and MARY EVARTS are: i. JACOB HENRY9 TENBROECK, b. 1848; d. 1862. ii. EVARTS HOSEA TENBROECK, b. May 5, 1853, Greenport, NY277; d. Aft. 1930; m. ALMA C. GARDNER, 1876, NY; b. November 5, 1855, NY; d. Bet. 1920 - 1930.

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Notes for EVARTS HOSEA TENBROECK: "TEN BROECK, Evarts, of Hudson, N. Y., was born in the town of Greenport, N. Y., on May 5, 1853. His father, William Henry Ten Broeck, was a native of Germantown, N. Y., where the family were among the pioneers, some of the land then purchased by them from the Indians still remaining in possession of the descendants. They trace their lineage back to Dirck Wessels Ten Broeck, who was a merchant in Albany in 1663 and was mayor of the city. His son, Wessels was a lieutenant in Colonel Schuyler's forces, and was an alderman in Albany at the time his father was mayor; Dirck Wessels settled in Clermont, Columbia county, about 1733. William Henry Ten Broeck, father of Evarts, was married to Mary Jane, daughter of Jacob Evarts, and devoted his life to farming; he died in 1888. Jacob W. Ten Broeck was born in Germantown in 1800; he served in the Assembly in 1862, and in 1863 and 1864 was mayor of Hudson; he was one of the charter members of the Farmers' National Bank, of which he was a director until his death. Evarts Ten Broeck was educated in the public schools and at the Hudson Academy. He has devoted his attention to the growing of small fruits, and is considered one of the most advanced and scientific operators in that line in the State. He has served as town clerk, and is a trustee of the Dutch Reformed church and a director of the Farmers' National Bank. In 1876 he was married to Alma C., daughter of P. J. Gardner" (source: Columbia County at the End of the Century, Vol. II, 1900).

1900 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: Peter (70) and Elizabeth (71) Gardner with their daughter Alma C. (47) and her husband Evits TenBroeck (47). The TenBroecks had been married 24 years and she had 1 child who was not living. Peter was retired and Evarts was a fruit grower. 1920 census, Warren St., Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: Everts (66) and Alma C. (64) TenBroeck with mother-in-law Christina Gardner (90). Evert's occupation was Bank President. 1930 census, Warren St., Hudson, Columbia, New York: Everts TenBroeck (76) with a servant, Ella Carhart (73). He owned a home valued at $10,000 and had no occupation.

iii. WESSEL TENBROECK, b. June 7, 1864, Greenport, Columbia Co, NY278; d. 1960, Hudson, NY; m. BERTHA HOLLENBECK, 1898, NY prob. Columbia County; b. October 1876, NY; d. Aft. 1944.

Notes for WESSEL TENBROECK: Wessel was educated at Hudson Academy, and was engaged in fruit-growing. He served as justice of the peace for 4 years and was director in the Hudson Building and Loan Association. He was also master of Hudson Lodge, No. 7 and was the originator of the "Hudson Peach."

TEN BROECK, Wessel, was born in the town of Greenport, N. Y., June 7, 1864, and is a descendant of one of the oldest families in Columbia county, and from Wessel Ten Broeck of Albany. His father, William Henry, was a native of Germantown, and was a farmer all his life; his wife was Mary Jane Everts. Mr. Ten Broeck died February 23, 1888. Wessel Ten Broeck was educated at Hudson Academy, and for twelve years has been engaged in fruit-growing, demonstrating in a practical way that the slopes bordering the Hudson are peculiarly adapted to this industry. In 1898 he was married to Bertha, daughter of Ambrose and Mary (Hart) Hollenbeck. Mr. Ten Broeck has served as justice of the peace four years, and is a director in the Hudson Building and Loan Association, and master of Hudson Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. M. Mr. Ten Broeck is the originator of the "Hudson Peach."

1900 census, Greenport, Columbia, New York: Wessel (32) and Bertha (29) TenBroeck with his mother Mary J. TenBroeck (71) and a black servant, Lou Jackson (23). Wessel and Bertha had been married 1 year; Mary Jane, a widow, had 3 children, with 2 living. Wessel's occupation was fruit grower. 1910 census, Greenport, Columbia, New York: Wessel (46) and Bertha (32) TenBrock with son Jacob W. (9). Also a hired man, Frank Carl (38). They had been married 12 years and had 2 children, 1 living. Wessel was a Fruit Farmer. 1941 Directory, Hudson, NY: Wessel TenBroeck was Vice President, Hudson Storeage & Ice Corp.

112. HELEN M.8 TENBROECK (JACOB7, JACOB6, WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1826 in Columbia Co, NY, and died November 5, 1917 in Hudson, Columbia Co, NY, age 91. She married ABRAM S. BOGARDUS Abt. 1855 in NY. He was born 1826 in NY, and died 1885279.

Notes for HELEN M. TENBROECK: 1860 census, Hudson, Columbia, New York: Abram (32) and Helen (30) Bogardus with children Anna (4) and Helen (2). Also a servant, Emma Cole (18). Abram was a Grocer with property valued at $4000 and $2000. 1870 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New : Abram (43) and Helen (42) Bogardus with children Anna (14), Jacob (5) and Frank (4). Also a domestic servant, Mary Plass (26). Abram's occupation was Milling and his property was valued at $10,000 and $20,000. 1880 census, Hudson, Columbia, New York: Abram (53) and Helen (52) Bogardus with children Jacob (15) and A. Frank (14). Abram was a farmer and Jacob was a Clerk in an Office.

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1900 census - not found 1901 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: Helen Bogardus (82) lived with her daughter Annie VanWack (54) and family. This shows Helen had 6 children with 3 living.

Children of HELEN TENBROECK and ABRAM BOGARDUS are: i. ANNA9 BOGARDUS, b. September 1855, Hudson, Columbia Co, NY; d. Aft. 1940; m. JAMES P. VANWYCK, Abt. 1878, prob. Columbia Co, NY; b. January 1856, NY; d. Bet. 1910 - 1920, Prob. Columbia Co, NY.

Notes for ANNA BOGARDUS: 1900 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: J___ P. (44) and Anna (44) Van Wyck with daughters Helen (21) and Augusta P. (15). Also a servant, Ann Torian (38). They had been married 22 years and had 2 children. James was a Coal Merchant. 1910 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: James P. (54) and Annie (54) Van Wyck with daughter Augusta P. (25) and Annie's mother along with a female servant. They had been married 31 years and had 2 children, both living. James was Proprietor, Coal Yard. 1920 census, Hudson Ward 3, Columbia, New York: Anna VanWyck (64) with daughter Augusta (35). Anna was Secretary, Coal Yard and Augusta was Vice President, Coal Yard.

ii. HELEN BOGARDUS, b. Abt. 1858. iii. JACOB TENBROECK BOGARDUS, b. Abt. 1864, Columbia Co, NY; d. April 24, 1945, Manchester, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, age 80280; m. ELLA M. GLEASON; b. 1860, NY. iv. A. FRANK BOGARDUS, b. Abt. 1866.

113. JANE ANN8 TENBROECK (JACOB7, JACOB6, WESSEL J.5, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 27, 1830 in Germantown, Columbia Co, NY on the TenBroeck homestead281, and died February 14, 1915 in Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY, interred Saint Johns Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery282. She married WILLIAM R. MOORE/MOHR 1848 in NY, son of GARRET MOORE/MOHR and LENA ROWE. He was born August 22, 1826 in Barrytown, NY283, and died April 20, 1913 in Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY, interred Saint Johns Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery283.

Notes for JANE ANN TENBROECK: Jane Ann was educated in Hudson Academy. 1860 census, Tivoli PO, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York: William (33) and J.A. (30) Moore with children A (9), W.T.B. (7), E (5), H.E. (4), M (1). Also M.E. Moore (20). William had property worth $2000 and $6000. 1870 census, Tivoli PO, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York: William (44) and Jane A. (39) Moore with children Anna (18), William (16), Ellen (14), Helen (12), Minnie (10). Also Nelson Moore (50). William was a farmer with property valued at $12,500 and $5000. 1910 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York: William R. (83) and Jane TenBroeck (80) Moore with daughters Anna B. (58) and widow, Helen M. Morrison (54). Also Helen's children Stuart T. (21) and Anna J. (18). Also listed was a servant, Susan Johnson (43). William and Jane A. had been married 62 years and she had 5 children with 3 living.

Children of JANE TENBROECK and WILLIAM MOORE/MOHR are: i. ANNA B.9 MOORE, b. June 1852, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. 1929, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY, interred Saint Johns Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery. ii. WILLIAM TENBROECK MOORE, b. Abt. 1854, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. 1927. iii. ELLEN R. MOORE, b. Abt. 1856, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY. iv. HELEN ELIZABETH "HATTIE" MOORE, b. April 1857, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, New York; d. Aft. 1910; m. REV. JOHN MORRISON, August 3, 1887, Upper Red Hook, NY; b. 1859, Dutchess Co, NY; d. July 26, 1899, Montana at Yellowstone Park. Notes for REV. JOHN MORRISON: In about 1897, the pastor was with a Presbyterian church in Portland, Oregon. v. MINNIE E. MOORE, b. 1859, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. 1898, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY, interred Saint Johns Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery.

114. HARRISON H.8 AMBLER (ELISA CATHERINE7 CUCK, GERHARD "GARRET" D.6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born February 16, 1838 in Root, Montgomery Co, New York284,285, and died January 6, 1916 in Fulton Co, NY, interred Prospect Hill Cemetery, Gloversville, Fulton, NY286. He married MARY O. MORRISON Abt. 1867 in NY. She was born Abt. 1840 in NY, and died Aft. 1880.

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Notes for HARRISON H. AMBLER: 1860 census, Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY: Enoch (53) and Catharine (53) Ambler with son Harrison H. (22) and Harriet Buchanan (10). Enoch was a farmer with property valued at $8850 and 760. 1870 census, Johnstown, Fulton Co, NY: Enoch Ambler (70) with son Harrison (30), Mary (19), and Catherine (2). Enoch was a laborer and Harrison was a Leather Dresser with property valued at $4000. 1880 census, Kingsboro Village, Fulton Co, NY: Harrison (42) and Mary O. (29) Ambler with children Katie E. (11), Frank (9), John M. (5) and Arthur (1). Harrison worked in a glove factory. Mary O. had consumption. 1900 census: Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY: Harrison Ambler (62), widower, lived in the Irving Osterhout household and worked as a farm laborer. 1910 census, Southern, Montgomery, New York: Harrison Ambler (72) lived with his daughter Catherine and Charles March (45) and family.

Children of HARRISON AMBLER and MARY MORRISON are: i. CATHERINE E. "KATIE"9 AMBLER, b. August 1868, New York; d. 1953; m. CHARLES H. MARCH, Abt. 1888, New York; b. November 1865, New York; d. Aft. 1930, NY prob. Montgomery Co..

Notes for CATHERINE E. "KATIE" AMBLER: 1900 census, Root, Montgomery Co, NY: Charles (35) and Catharine (31) Marsh with children Ellen (7), Laura (3) and Charles (10). Charles was a glass cutter. There were also two friends in the household. 1910 census, Southern Twp, Montgomery Co, NY: Charles (45) and Catherine (41) Marsh with children Ellen (17), Laura (13), William (8), and Clarence (5). Catherine's father, Harrison Ambler (72) lived with the family. Charles was a farmer and they had been married 21 years with 5 children, all living. 1920 census, Root, Montgomery Co, NY: Charles (51) and Catharine (51) Marsh with children Ellen (25), Clarence (15) and Irene (9). 1930 census, Hagaman, Montgomery Co, NY: Charles (65) and Katherine (61) Marsh with daughter Bertha I. (19).

ii. FRANK AMBLER, b. December 1870, NY; d. Aft. 1900.

Notes for FRANK AMBLER: 1900 census, Bridgeport, CT: Frank Ambler (29) lived in a boarding house and his occupation was day laborer. 1910 census - not found

iii. JOHN M. AMBLER, b. Abt. 1875, Fulton Co, NY. iv. ARTHUR AMBLER, b. May 17, 1879, Fulton Co, New York287; d. 1948, prob. Schenectady, NY; m. HARRIET "HATTIE" SLAWSON PATTERSON; b. July 1871, NY; d. Aft. 1930.

Notes for ARTHUR AMBLER: When he registered for the draft in 1918, Arthur worked in Schenectady, NY for the GE Company as a boxcutter. 1900 census, Schenectady, Schenectady Co, NY: Andrew (38) and Hattie (28) Patterson with son Clarence (5). Andrew was a machinist. 1910 census, Florida, Montgomery Co, NY: Arthur Ambler (31) was a boarder and he worked in a creamery making butter. 1910 census, Schenectady, NY: Harriet A. Patterson (36) lived with her son Clarence (15). This record shows her married for 17 years. No occupation was given. 1920 census, Niskayuna, Schenectady, NY: Arthur (40) and Harriet (47) Ambler with step-son Clarence J. Patterson (24) and son Arthur E. (4y 6m). 1930 census, Niskayuna, Schenectady, NY: Arthur (50) and Hattie (57) Ambler with son Arthur E. (14). Arthur's occupation was carpenter, and he worked making boxes for the electric co.

115. BENJAMIN NELSON8 COOK (ADAM HENRY7, GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 26, 1839 in Montgomery Co, NY288, and died November 27, 1915 in Vermilion Co, IL, age 83, in the Danville Old Soldiers Home, interred Spring Hill Cemetery, IL in the Circle Reserve Section, Parsons, KS289. He married (1) AMANDA "MANDY" DAVIS March 30, 1865 in Vermilion Co, IL290, daughter of REECY DAVIS and LUCINDA RICKART. She was born November 29, 1844 in Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL291, and died 1898 in OK. He married (2) PHEBE JANE HARDESTY January 2, 1890 in Danville, Vermilion Co, IL. She was born January 1838 in Ohio, and died January 14, 1916 in Kankakee, Illinois, age 77, interred Spring Hill Cemetery, IL in the Circle Reserve Section, Parsons, KS292,293.

Notes for BENJAMIN NELSON COOK:

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Enlisted as a Private on 3 July 1861. Enlisted in Company F, 35th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 29 Aug 1861. Mustered Out Company F, 35th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 27 Sep 1864 at Springfield, IL. (Ancestry.com, American Civil War Soldiers)

From [email protected]: This is my Great Grandfather... Full name: Benjamin Nelson Cook; On some of his papers he is listed as Nelson Cook. Enlisted in the service in Danville County of Vermilion State of Illinois, on the 3rd day of July 1861 as a private in Company F. commanded by Captain Keys in the 35th Regiment of Ills Vols. From muster To Feb 28th 1862, he is reported present; To June 30/62 absent on det service in Hosp at Capville, since March 11, 1862; July and Aug 1861 to Dec 31/62 - present; Jan and Feb 1863. Missing in action Dec 31/62. "Captured at the battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn., Dec 31/64; paroled at City Point, Va., Jany 26/63; reported at Camp Parole, Md., date not stated and was sent to Benton Bks, Mo., March 11, 1863, where he appears on muster roll as present in March and sick in Hospital April 1863 - date he rejoined company not stated" (source: Illinois GenWeb Civil War Veterans).

Roll of Company for May and June/63 reports him s---- Gen. Hosp. St. Louis, Mo., from Benton Bks June 6/63. His name is on a stone slab at the park at Pea Ridge, Ark., he was at this battle field during the war. The battle of Pea Ridge was fought March 7-8, 1862; it decided the fate of Missouri for the Union. Subsequently, to April 30/64, reported present. Wounded in the face in action at Nose Creek (Kenesaw Mountain) Ga., June 20-28, 1864-exact date cannot be stated." Mustered out with Company Sept 27, 1864. The rest was in action at Murfreesboro, Tenn., Dec 31, 1862, and engaged in actions near Kenesaw Mountain, Ga, during June, 1864. He was honorably discharged on the 1st of June 1864 in Springfield, Illinois. Nelson's papers state that while supporting a battery of men, he received a gun shot wound of the left cheek which greatly injures his left eye and painfully affects his head. The pain Nelson suffered may have very well been the cause of the marriage break up between him and his wife Amanda in1889. She left the state for Chotan, Indian Territory, and died in 1898 possibly in Oklahoma. Nelson later married Phoebe J. Hardesty Davis, widow of Joseph Davis also of the 35th. Both were from Vermilion Co, IL. Application for Pension No. 256.571

1860 census, Vermilion Co, IL: B.N. Cook (21) was living in the household of G.W. Copeland, and was probably working on the farm. 1870 census, Rossville, Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: Nelson Cook (36), farmer, wife Amanda (26), and son Joseph (1). Real estate was valued at $425. 1880 census, Pilot, Vermilion, IL: Benjamin Cook (41), his wife Amanda (34), three sons, Joseph (11), Garret (8), Ebon (6), and Albert Hicks (24), a farm laborer who was born in Kentucky. 1899 address: 16 Buchanan, Danville, IL (source: Vermilion Co, IL City Directory, 1899). 1900 census, Vermilion Co, IL: Benjamin Cook, wife Phebe J. (61), and two 8 year old boarders. They had been married 9 years and she had 12 children with 6 living. Benjamin was listed as Inmate, Soldier's Home. Could the two children be Phebe's grandchildren? 1910 census, Danville (Sherman St.), Vermilion Co, IL: B.N. (77) and Pheby J. (71) Cook with son Ebon Cook (33). No occupation was listed for either male, and Ebon was listed as "Invalid." Note: On the 1910 census, Benjamin N. Cook (77) is also listed as a resident of the National Home Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, Danville, IL.

Children of BENJAMIN COOK and AMANDA DAVIS are: i. JOHN R.9 COOK, b. April 1, 1866, Middlefork Twp, Vermilion Co, IL; d. April 1, 1866, Middlefork Twp, Vermilion Co, IL. ii. JOSEPH WILLIAM M. COOK, b. November 26, 1868, Potomac, Illinois; d. September 1, 1943, Potomac, Vermilion, Illinois, interred Potomac Cemetery293; m. ANNA MARY LAURANCE, May 6, 1897, Potomac, Vermillion Co, IL; b. May 1876, Illinois; d. 1962, Illinois, interred Potomac Cemetery.

Notes for JOSEPH WILLIAM M. COOK: 1900 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: Joseph (31) and Anna (24) Cook with daughter Edna (2). His occupation was laborer. 1910 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: William (41) and Anna (34) Cook with children Edna (12) and Irvin (9). William's occupation was laborer, "working out." 1920 census, Middlefork, Vermilion Co, IL: William (53) and Annie Mary (43) Cook with son Irvan W. (18) and grandson Donald M. Waugh (4y 5m). William was a school house janitor and Irwin was a Teamster, Public Roads.

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1930 census, Middlefork Twp, Potomac Village (Wilson St.), Vermilion Co, IL: William (61) and Anna (53) Cook with grandson Donald (14). William was a public school janitor. 1940 census, Potomac, Vermilion, Illinois: William J. (71) and Anna M. (64) Cook.

iii. GARRET HENRY COOK, b. October 17, 1872, Pilot Twp, Vermilion Co, Illinois; d. March 6, 1946, Tulsa, OK, interred Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs, Tulsa Co, OK294; m. MAY RETTA JANE "MAY" KIMBALL, August 29, 1891, Vermilion Co, IL; b. September 1875, Tippecanoe Co, IN; d. August 3, 1938, Tulsa Co, OK, interred Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs, Tulsa Co, OK295.

Notes for GARRET HENRY COOK: 1900 census, Village of Marysville, Middlefork Twp, 1st precinct, Vermilion Co, IL: Garret H. Cook (26), day laborer, May J. Cook (24) with sons Floyd C. (5) and Ralph G. (5). Garret's occupation was day laborer and this record shows they had 3 children, 2 of whom were living. 1910 census, 5 Twp, Craig Co, OK: Garrett H. Cook (38), farmer on general farm, wife May J. (36), and children Floyd C. (16), Ralf G. (14), Leonard A. (9), Benjamin M. (5). 1920 census, Wekiwa, Tulsa Co, OK (20 Feb): Garrett H. Cook (52), wife May (55), Leonard A. (19), and Baunis N (14). This last person has to be Benjamin but perhaps they gave a nickname - it was hard to decipher. Garrett was listed as a laborer in a brick plant. Nearby were two of his sons, Ralph and Floyd. 1930 census, Wekiwa, Tulsa Co, OK: Garret H. (51) and May J. (55) Cook with a servant, Etta E. Biggs (18). Garret's occupation was janitor in an office building. Next door was their son Ralph. Note that his tombstone marker shows a birth date of 1867. The census records are inconclusive.

iv. EBON P. COOK, b. June 25, 1876, Vermilion Co, IL; d. December 14, 1910, prob. Vermilion Co, IL, interred Potomac Cemetery; m. LILLIE SUSAN WATTS, Abt. 1904; b. April 1887, Illinois; d. 1965, Illinois, interred Partlow Cemetery, Armstrong, Vermilion Co, IL.

Notes for EBON P. COOK: 1900 census - not yet found 1910 census, Danville, IL: Ebon Cook (33) lived with his parents. This record shows he was divorced. Occupation showed none - invalid.

Notes for LILLIE SUSAN WATTS: 1900 census, Armstrong, Middlefork Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: Alfred (61) and Sarah A. (53) Watts with daughter Lillie (13) and her siblings. Next door was Arthur (23) and Katie (20) Cook. Arthur was a farmer - relationship, if any to my Cook family is unknown. 1910 census, Middlefork, Vermilion, Illinois: Lillie Cook (23) and her daughter Reva (5) lived with her parents. This shows she was widowed. Her occupation was servant, working out. 1920 census, Middlefork, Vermilion, Illinois: Homer (36) and Lillie (33) Fletcher with her daughter Reva Fletcher (14). Homer's occupation was mechanic, engineer. 1930 census, Middlefork, Vermilion, Illinois: Homer (48) and Lillie (42) Fletcher. Homer was a general farm laborer. 1940 census, Pilot, Vermilion, Illinois: Homer (58) and Lillie (51) Fletcher. He was a coal miner. This record shows his education was through 6th grade.

v. GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK, b. April 16, 1882, Potomac, Vermilion Co, IL; d. June 1971, Hammond, Lake Co, IN296; m. MARY ELLEN RUNCK, Abt. 1910; b. Abt. 1884, Illinois; d. January 15, 1914, Cook, Illinois, age 29, interred Sheldon, Illinois under name Koch297.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON COOK: 1910 census, Danville, Vermilion, Illinois: G.W, (29) and Fay (26) Cockes with son Herald A. (5). They had been married 7 years. His occupation was Driller for Coal and Water. 1920 census, Saint Johns, Perry, Illinois: George Cook (35) and his daughters Amy E. (8) and Dolly E. (6) lived with Jessie H. (21) and Phebe E. (27) Brill. George was called a boarder and his daughters were "companion." George was a miner and Jessie was a farm laborer. This record shows George and the girls born in Ohio so it may not be the right person. 1930 census, North Township, Hammond, Lake, Indiana: George Cook (45) with daughters Amy E. (21) and Dolly (19). George was a factory laborer. 1940 census, In 1942, when he registered for the WWII draft, George worked for American Steel Foundry in Hammond, IN. He signed the notice GW Cook.

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116. CATHERINE "CATE" CHRISTINA8 COOK (ADAM HENRY7, GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 5, 1841 in Root, Montgomery County, NY298, and died November 11, 1913 in Callaway, Custer Co, NE299. She married JAMES G. DICKSON January 25, 1866 in Vermilion Co, IL300, son of ANDREW DICKSON and PRUDENCE HELMICK. He was born November 1, 1829 in Clinton Co, Ohio301, and died March 17, 1898 in Callaway, Custer Co, NE, age 68.

Notes for CATHERINE "CATE" CHRISTINA COOK: According to information on his gravestone, James was a Mason and a veteran of Co. K 135th Illinois Infantry. James and Catherine moved to Nebraska in 1882, according to Emma's obituary.

1870 census, Rossville PO, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: James (41) and Kate (30) Dickson lived with their daughter Emily (1), James' parents, Andrew (68) and Nancy (58) Dickson, and their son Andrew B. (20). 1880 census, Rossville, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: James Dickson (47), wife Catherine (37), and daughters Emma (11) and Leu Ella (9). They lived next door to Catherine's brother, Jacob Cook. 1900 census, Delight, Custer Co, NE: Catherine Dickson (58) with her daughter Luella Booth (29) and son James B. Booth (8). This record indicates that Catherine had 5 children, with 2 still living. Luella is shown as divorced. No occupation was given for either woman. 1910 census, Triumph, Custer Co, NE: James Booth (18) lived with his grandmother Katherine Dickson (67), who was a widow.

Notes for JAMES G. DICKSON: Enlisted in Company K, Illinois 135th Infantry Regiment on 06 Jun 1864; Mustered out on 28 Sep 1864 at Mattoon, IL. His rank was corporal.

Children of CATHERINE COOK and JAMES DICKSON are: i. EMILY "EMMA" FRANCES9 DICKSON, b. March 5, 1869, Danville, Vermilion Co, IL; d. August 31, 1933, Callaway, Custer Co, NE, interredRose Hill Cemetery; m. (1) LEVI WHITTIER HUFFMAN, June 27, 1888, Custer, Nebraska302; b. June 24, 1856, Armstrong, IL303; d. August 7, 1908, Callaway, Custer Co, NE age 51y 1m 10d, interred Rose Hill Cemetery; m. (2) JOSEPH "JOE" LAWRENCE VANEMAN, July 26, 1915, Custer, NE; b. July 8, 1859, MO; d. January 15, 1940, North Platte, Lincoln, Nebraska, United States.

Notes for EMILY "EMMA" FRANCES DICKSON: 1900 census, Custer, Custer Co, NE: Levi W. (43) and Emma F. (31) Huffman with children Jesse A. (10), Leona F. (8), and Hazel B. (2). Levi was a farmer. 1910 census, Cornstock, Custer Co, NE: Emma Huffman (41) with children Jesse (20), Leona (18), Hazel (12), and Opal (9). Emma and Jesse were farmers on a home farm. This record shows Emma was a widow. 1920 census, Custer, Custer, NE: Joseph (60) andn Emma (50) Van Eman lived next door to Jesse Huffman. Joseph was a Railroad Trackman.

ii. LUELLA GERTRUDE DICKSON, b. January 18, 1871, Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, Illinois304; d. September 21, 1949, Eureka, Greenwood, KS, interred Greenwood Cemetery304; m. (1) JOSEPH ALFRED "JOE" BOOTH, December 24, 1890, Custer, Nebraska305; b. August 3, 1868, Allegan, Michigan; d. July 28, 1923, Prob. NE, interred Broken Bow Cemetery; m. (2) JOSEPH DAVID HOLLINGWORTH, February 27, 1908, Kearney, Nebraska305; b. July 24, 1851, Indiana; d. September 13, 1942, Eureka, Greenwood, KS, age 91, interred Tonanoxie Cemetery.

Notes for LUELLA GERTRUDE DICKSON: 1900 census, Delight, Custer, Nebraska: Luella Booth (29) was divorced. She lived with her mother and son James B. Booth (8). 1910 census, Delight, Custer, Nebraska: Joseph D. (56) and Luella (39) Hollingsworth with daughter Christena (1y 2m). This shows Luella had borne 2 children, with both living. Joe was a house carpenter. 1915 census, Tonganoxie, Leavenworth, Kansas: J.D. (61) and Luella (43) Hollingsworth with daughter Christeen (6). 1920 census, Tonganoxie, Leavenworth, Kansas: Joseph (68) and Luella (48) Hollingsworth with daughters Christine (10) and Mary (9). This record shows Joe was born in Iowa and he was a house carpenter. 1930 census, Eureka, Greenwood, Kansas: Joseph D. (78) and Luella (59) Hollingworth with daughter-in-law, son-in-law and 2 grandchildren. It is presumed this is Joe's daughter from his first marriage. Joe was a house carpenter. This record shows he was born in Indiana. 1940 census, Eureka, Greenwood, Kansas: Joseph I. (88) and Luella G. (69) Hollingsworth.

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117. MARGARET8 COOK (ADAM HENRY7, GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 10, 1843 in Ohio, Herkimer Co, NY306, and died September 19, 1914 in Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL, interred Mann's Chapel Cemetery. She married JOHN CORK307 September 19, 1865 in Vermilion Co, IL308,309, son of WILLIAM CORK and JEMIMA MILLER. He was born May 1839 in Deer Creek, Pickaway Co, OH near Circleville310, and died June 2, 1905 in Vermilion Heights, Vermilion Co, IL at the home of his daughter Dora.

Notes for JOHN CORK: John was born in Circleville, located near the Scioto River. He was found on the 1870 census in Vermilion County, IL, living next door to his father. His brother, Robert and Robert's wife Sarah, were also living with John or nearby. By 1900 John (62) and Margaret Cork were living in Ridgeland, Madison Co, MS and owned their farm, free and clear. Ridgeland is located along the Natchez Trace, and had formerly been the home of the Choctaw Indians.

Newspaper Obituary reads: "Death of John Corke, Old Rossville Citizen. John Corke, 68 years old, died at 5 a.m. yesterday at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Huffer, Vermilion Heights. He had been ill for about two years. He was recently brought from Ridgeland, Miss. where he had been in the hope that the milder climate of that latitude would benefit his health. The change, however, did him no good, and he was brought home to die. Mr. Corke was born in Circle Hill, O. and had lived in this county 57 years. Much of this time was spent in Rossville and on a farm near that place. He had a wide acquaintance in the northern part of the county. He is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs. John Huffer, Vermilion Heights; George Corke, St. Louis; Kate Williamson, Oklahoma City; John Corke, Libbie Corke, Nora Shultz, Ida Coone, Rossville, Ora Corke, Ridgeland, Miss. The remains will be taken to Rossville today and the funeral will be held there Sunday. Burial will be in the Rossville cemetery." John and Margaret are buried in Mann's Chapel Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL.

1860 census: John (21) was living with his parents. 1870 census, Rossville PO, Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: John Cork (26), wife Margaret (24), and children Charles (3) and Ida (1). They lived next door to John's father, and he was listed as farmer. 1880 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: John Cork (47), wife Margrett (46), and children Charles (14), Ida (12), Dora (10), Catharine (8), Edward (6), John (4), and Orra (1). 1900 census, District 66, Beat 3, Livingstone, [Ridgeland?], Madison Co, Mississippi (enumerated 22 June): John (62) and Margaret (55) Cork. He is listed as farmer. The census taker wrote B for Black next to their names; most of the others on the page are black. 1910 census, Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: Margaret Cork (65) lived with her daughter Kate Williamson and her family. Margaret is shown to have borne 8 children with all of them still living.

Children of MARGARET COOK and JOHN CORK are: i. CHARLES WILLIAM9 CORK, b. May 1, 1867, Danville, Vermilion Co, IL311; d. September 20, 1940, Hamilton, Butler Co, OH, age 73, interred Rose Hill Park311; m. (1) OCIE ANNA SMITH, October 22, 1895, Rossville, IL at the Christian Church312; b. March 16, 1868, Arcadia, Hamilton Co, IN; d. September 4, 1900, Indianapolis, IN, interred Rossville Cemetery313; m. (2) EMMA SMITH, February 27, 1905, Macon, Macon, Missouri314; b. April 13, 1871, Union City, Indiana315; d. May 8, 1945, Owosso, Shiawassee, Michigan315.

Notes for CHARLES WILLIAM CORK: According to the marriage license of Charles Cork and Ocie A. Smith, he was a mechanic age 29 when they married. His place of birth and parents' names are given. His death record shows occupation was Superintendent, Hamilton Brass and Aluminum Co.

1900 census, Indianapolis, IN: Chas. W. (33), Ocie A. (31) Cork, Charles E. (9mos), and sister-in-law Laura A. Smith (40). Charles worked as a laborer in a foundry. 1910 census, Hamilton, Butler Co, OH: Charles W. Cork (42), wife Emma (39), and daughter Ruth (2). Charles worked as a molder in a foundry. 1920 census, Hamilton, Butler Co, OH: Charles W. Cork (52), foundry molder, wife Emma (48), daughter Ruth (12), and an uncle Sylvanus Gear (79), a widower who was born in Ohio. They lived on Franklin Street. 1930 census, Hamilton, Butler Co, OH: Charles W. (62) and Emma (58) Cork with daughter Ruth (22). Charles' occupation was President of a Foundry and Ruth was an Ice Company bookkeeper. They owned a home valued at $7000 and had a radio.

Notes for OCIE ANNA SMITH: Ocie Anna Mandillan Smith - "Anna" - was born March 16, 1869 in Arcadia, IN, the 6th of 7 children of Ebenezer Hugh and Mary Powell (Kuntz) Smith. The family moved to Rossville (from Marion Co, just east of Indianapolis) in the fall of 1884 when Anna was 15. They initially lived on a farm one

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mile west of town, then in Potomac for a year, and then in 1888 bought the home at 202 Harrison St. Anna's father worked in several occupations through the years, including teaching school, running restaurants in Rossville and Potomac, and operating a cigar factory in Rossville.

On Oct. 22, 1895 Anna married Charles William Cork in the living room of her parents' house at 202 Harrison. Shortly after their marriage, the couple moved to Indianapolis where Anna had a son, Charles Ebenezer "Charlie" Cork, on Aug. 7, 1899. Unfortunately, Anna had serious complications associated with the birth and after suffering for 13 months she died in Rossville on Sept. 4,1900 at age 31. She is buried with her parents, an older sister (Laura), and two still-born twin nephews in the Ebenezer and Mary Smith plot in the Rossville Cemetery.

After Anna's death, her son Charlie lived at 202 Harrison with Anna's parents, sister Laura, and brother Samuel until 1913 when he was 14 years old. At that point he moved to Indianapolis to live with his father and remained there the rest of his life. Anna's younger brother, Samuel Q. Smith, became a prominent businessman in Rossville and lived there until his death in 1964. He adored Anna and often said it was a tragedy that she was taken so young.

ii. IDA MAY CORK, b. October 7, 1869, Rossville Twp, Vermilion Co, IL; d. June 4, 1930, Danville, Vermilion Co, IL, interred Rossville Cemetery; m. ISAAC VANBUREN "IKE" COON, April 28, 1891, Rossville, IL; b. November 23, 1863, Illinois; d. December 20, 1951, ?, interred Rossville Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL.

Notes for IDA MAY CORK: 1900 US census, Vermilion Co, IL: Isaac Coon (36), farmer, Ida Coon (30), Ollie Coon (8), Everette Coon (2), and hired help Claud Miles (28). 1910 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: Isaac (46) and Ida (40) Coon with children Ollie (15 and Everett (12). Isaac's occupation was general farmer. 1920 census, Ross, Vermilion, Illinois: Ike V. (56) and Ida (50) Coon [indexed as Cann] with son Everett I. (22), dau. in-law Revis (21) and grandson Everett R. (2m). 1930 census, Ross, Vermilion, Illinois: Isaac (66) and Ida (60) Coon with Stancle Baker (20) a lodger. Isaac was a farmer. Her tombstone in Rossville Cemetery, IL reads, "Coon, Ida M. (1869-1930).

iii. DORA BELL CORK, b. November 1870, Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL; d. 1949, Lakewood, Oconto Co, Wisconsin, interred Lakewood, Oconto Co, Wisconsin; m. JOHN ANDREW HUFFER, December 31, 1888, Vermilion, Illinois316; b. November 1869, Indiana; d. 1951, Lakewood, Oconto Co, Wisconsin, interred Lakewood, Oconto Co, Wisconsin.

Notes for DORA BELL CORK: Dora's grandfather, William Cork, performed her wedding ceremony in 1888. Dora and her family lived in Vermilion Heights, and in Danville at the time they sold her inheritance from Henry C. Cork on 10 Oct 1910.

1900 census (enumerated 5 June 1900), Danville Twp, Ward 3, Vermilion Co, IL: John Huffer (30) and wife Dora (29) and their four children William J (10), Frederick (9), Maggie (7), and Ethel (5). Also living with the family was Dora's brother, Ora Cook (20). The census record clearly shows that Ora was going by the surname Cook at this time, probably because he was eluding the law. Both John Huffer and Ora Cook are listed as Teamsters. 1910 census, Danville Ward 2, Vermilion Co, IL: John A. Huffer (41), Dora B. Huffer (39), Willie Huffer (20), Fred Huffer (18), Maggie B. Huffer (16), and Ethel Huffer (15). 1920 census, Danville, Vermilion Co, IL: John (50) and Dora (48) Huffer with a boarder, Robert Huffer (6). John was a teamster. 1930 census, Lakewood, Oconto Co, Wisconsin: John A. (61) and Dora (58) Huffer with son Robert (18). 1940 census, Wheeler, Oconto, Wisconsin: John A. Huffer (71) was a widower who lived alone. This record shows he completed 6th grade and owned his home.

iv. KATHRYN MAY "KATE" CORK, b. December 27, 1873, Vermilion Co, IL near Rossville317; d. January 21, 1959, Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL in Hendricks Nursing Home, interred Rossville Cemetery318; m. CHARLES WESLEY WILLIAMSON, June 17, 1891, Fountain Co, IN; b. November 23, 1870, IL near Rossville; d. December 16, 1959, Danville, IL in Lake View Hospital, interred Rossville Cemetery, Vermilion Co, IL.

Notes for KATHRYN MAY "KATE" CORK: 1900 US census, Edmond, OK: Charley Williamson (27), wife Katie (27), and sons Clarence (8) and Loyd (6). Charley's occupation was farmer and he owned the farm. In 1905, Kate and her husband lived in Oklahoma City, OK.

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1910 US census, Vermilion Co, IL: Charles W. Williamson (38), his wife Kathryn M. (36), and children Clarence (18), Lloyd (16), Everett (9), and Lena (6). Her mother, Margaret Cook (65), lived with them. Charles' occupation was listed as laborer, odd jobs. 1920 census, Marysville (Holmes Ave), Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: Charley W. Williamson (49), Fire Knocker for the EJ & E Railroad, wife Kate M. (48), and children Clarence J. (27), farm laborer, Loyd J. (25), firemen for EJ & E Railroad, Evertt C. (19), Hooter for EJ & E Railroad, and Lena M. (16), hotel dining room. 1930 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: Charles (59) and Catherine (58) Williamson. He worked as a laborer, canning factory.

v. JOHN CORK, JR., b. February 15, 1875, Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL319; d. December 12, 1944, Perrysville, Vermilion Co, IN, interred Sunset Memorial319; m. JENNIE MAE SMITH320, December 29, 1897, Vermilion Co, IL321; b. December 1, 1877, Illinois; d. May 1967, Perrysville, Vermilion Co, IN, interred Sunset Memorial322.

Notes for JOHN CORK, JR.: Death certificate shows cause of death as Coronary Thrombosis. 1900 US census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: John Cork (25), farm laborer, wife J___ (22), Lester J. (1), and brother Edward Cork (23). 1910 census - not yet found When he registered for the draft on 12 Sept 1918, he listed his occupation as farmer and was self employed in Aliree, Vermillion Co, IL. 1920 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: John Cork (44), Jennie M. Cork (42), and children Eugene (7) and Russel (5). John was listed as a grain farmer. 1930 census, Stockland, Iroquois Co, IL: John (55), Jennie M. (52) Cork with sons Eugene (17), Russel (15), and Lawrence (8). John's occupation was grain farmer.

vi. EDWARD "JACKIE" CORK, b. February 13, 1877, Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL323; d. April 4, 1944, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, age 67, interred Rossville Cemetery324.

Notes for EDWARD "JACKIE" CORK: When he registered for the draft on 12 Sept 1918, his occupation was farm hand with the Rossville Canning Company, in Vermillion Co, IL. His sister, Ida Coon, was listed as nearest relative. 1900 US census, Ross Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: Edward lived with his brother John Cork. Both men were farm laborers.

vii. ORA "ORY" CORK/COOK, b. August 18, 1878, Rossville or Danville, Vermilion, IL325; d. July 13, 1927, New Orleans, LA, age 40, interred Hammond, LA; m. MARY M. "MAMIE" THIELSEN, October 24, 1907, New Orleans, LA; b. August 14, 1882, Strader, Springfield, Akers, Tangipahoa Co, LA326; d. April 21, 1947, Charity Hospital, New Orleans, LA, interred Ponchatula Cemetery.

Notes for ORA "ORY" CORK/COOK: Ora was the 7th child and youngest son of John and Margaret Cork. Nothing is known about his childhood in northern Illinois. In July 1899, Ora Cork was bound over to the grand jury for participating in a "white cap" outrage in Rossville, IL, and he was released on a $300 bond. About a dozen men went to James Briley's house, called him outside, whipped, then covered him with tar (Daily Commercial Newspaper, Danville, IL, July 11, 1899 issue), reportedly because Briley had not taken care of his family. The men were accompanied by Henry German, brother of Briley's wife's. In a newspaper article, Ora was called a "Saloon Loafer" and was described as having a "lantern-jawed face" and an unforgettable chin" (Danville Daily News, 12 July, 1899). On the 1900 census, he was listed as Ora Cook, and was living with his sister, Nora Huffer. Did he skip out on his bail and change his name to evade the law? Soon after the "white capper" incident, his parents moved to Mississippi. Did he skip out of town before his trial? His father's obituary in 1905 indicated that Ora was living in Ridgeland, Mississippi. By 1907 he had gone to Louisiana, possibly because he was working as a Pile Driver Engineer and Assistant Bridges Foreman for Illinois Central Railroad. His 1907 marriage license lists Ora's real last name as Cork. In 1910, Ora sold his inheritance from his Uncle Henry, and family tradition is that he and Mamie went to Rossville or Danville about that time. According to his daughter-in-law, Ora and his wife had a car in Hammond before his death - perhaps he bought the car with his inheritance from his uncle Henry C. Cork who died in 1909. His WWI draft registration listed his height as medium and his build as stout, and he had gray eyes and brown hair. Ora died suddenly at the age of 49 of a skull fracture, and his son Roy always told his family that a load of lumber was dropped on him. In fact, Ora was working at a company that made strawberry boxes when he was killed by a fall from a scaffold. Ora did not die immediately, and he was taken to Presbyterian Hospital in New Orleans where he died the next day. His body was returned to Hammond, LA via the Illinois Railroad on 14 Jul 1927 at 3pm.

"Hammond, LA, July 15. Ora Cook suffered a fatal accident Tuesday afternoon at the plant of the Standard Box and Veneer Company. While engaged in the construction of a new unit to the factory a derrick released a large

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piece of timber which fell upon Mr. Cook, inflicting a fracture of the scull, breaking of his leg, and internal injuries. Rushed to a New Orleans hospital in the ambulance of C. Marvin Poole, the injured man lived until 6 o'clock Wednesday morning. His body was brought here Wednesday night and funeral and burial occurred Thursday. He was for many years associated with the Illinois Central railroad in the construction department. At that time he and his family lived in Ponchatoula. After retiring from railroad service, he moved to Hammond where he has resided for many years. He leaves a widow and several children, among the latter being Ora Cook, Jr." (source: The State Times, Friday, July 15, 1927, p. 9A).

On 27 Aug 1927, Mamie, a widow, bought property in Hammond, LA, probably with the inheritance from her husband's estate. Less than two years later, on 8 Apr 1929, a Sheriff's sale of that property was held. Most likely, she lost the property because she could not pay the taxes. Mamie then moved with her family to a rooming house, where she worked cleaning rooms. Family tradition is that she was part Indian. Roy Lee told his family that he was raised Catholic, so it is assumed that Mamie was Catholic. This is quite odd since the church in Burg where her father lived is Lutheran.

In 1946, the last time her daughter-in-law saw her, she wore her hair in a bun. The informant on Mamie's death certificate was her daughter, Mrs. Charles B. Archer (either Violet or Helen). Her address at death was 107 E. Morris St., Hammond, LA, and cause of death was Gastro-intestinal hemorrhage due to carcinoma of Cecum. According to their death certificates, Ora and Mamie are buried in Ponchatoula Cemetery, Hammond, LA but their markers have not been found.

1900 census, Danville Twp, Vermilion Co, IL: Ora Cook (20) was living with his sister Dora and brother-in-law John Huffer. Note: The fact that he is clearly listed in 1900 as "Cook" might mean that he was eluding the law by using his mother's maiden name. 1910 census, Ponchatoula, Tangipahoa Parish, LA: Ora Cook (29), Mayme (27), and son Ora Alfred (15 mos). Ora's occupation was listed as Assistant Foreman Bridges. The family lived on Beech Street and rented their home. 1920 (Jan) census, Hammond, Tangipahoa Parish, LA: Ory Cook (40), his wife Mamie (38), and children Ory Jr. (10), William (8), Charles (4), and Helen L. (22 mos). Mamie's mother, Margaret Tilson (68) was also living with the family. It appears that they lived on S. Church St. with the Timmon family. Ora's occupation looks like Laborer, Railway. 1930 census, 100 Morris Ave, Hammond, LA: Mamie Cook (48), Ory, 21, Charles, 15, Helen, 12, Violet, 9, Roy Lee, 7 years old. Roomers were Jack Jells, Virginia, and his wife Ruth. Mamie was proprietress of the rooming house where rooms rented for $25.00 per month. 1940 census, 100 East Morris Ave. Hammond, LA: Mamie Cook (57) with children Ora (28), Charles (24), Helen Louise (22), Marie Violet (19), Roylee Joseph (17), and grandson Samuel Claude (5); also two lodgers. Mamie was Proprietor, Rooming House, Ora was a News boy, Charles was an Advertising Agent, and Helen was a Saloon Maid. House #109. The writing is partly smeared so the family is not indexed. I found them by searching all the pages in Hammond.

Notes for MARY M. "MAMIE" THIELSEN: Obituary: Mrs. Mamie Cook, mother of "Ory" Cook, passed away Monday in a New Orleans hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Thomas Funeral Home. Interment was in the Ponchatoula cemetery. She is survived by three sons, "Ory" Cook, Roy Lee, and Charles Cook; two daughters Mrs. Violet Bradstreet and Miss Helen Cook (The Hammond Vindicator, Hammond, LA, 25 April 1947, Sec. 1, p. 1).

viii. NORA LUCRETIA CORK, b. November 10, 1881, Rossville, IL326; d. February 3, 1958, Davenport, Scott Co, Iowa at the home of her son James, interred Rossville Cemetery; m. BERT EDWARD SHULTZ, October 5, 1899, Rossville, IL; b. September 24, 1873, Newton, Wabash, IN; d. June 11, 1932, Rossville, Vermilion, IL, age 58, interred Rossville Cemetery327.

Notes for NORA LUCRETIA CORK: 1930 census, Ross, Vermilion, Illinois: Bert E. (57) and Nora (49) Schultz with son Jimmie (9). They owned a home worth $1200. Bert was a Hostler, Steam Railroad. 1940 census, Ross, Vermilion, Illinois: Nora Schultz (58) and her son, James (20). No occupation for Nora; James was a Laborer, Street Cleaning.

118. JACOB MOWERS8 COOK (ADAM HENRY7, GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 31, 1846 in Ohio, Herkimer Co, NY328, and died March 15, 1921 in Twin Falls, BuehI, Idaho, interred Springhill Cemetery, Parsons, Labette County, Kansas329. He married SARAH ANN WRIGHT January 30, 1870 in Vermilion Co, IL330, daughter of JAMES WRIGHT and NANCY

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FUGATE. She was born October 1851 in Schuyler Co, MO, and died January 2, 1913 in Labette Co, Kansas, interred Springhill Cemetery, Parsons, Labette County, Kansas.

Notes for JACOB MOWERS COOK: 1870 census, Bluegrass PO, Middlefork, Vermilion Co, IL: Jacob (24) and Sarah A. (18) Cook lived with his parents Adam (62) and Mariah (54) Cook. Also listed was Asa Dilly (13) b. Indiana. Jacob's personal estate was valued at $265. 1880 census, Ross, Vermilion Co, IL: Jacob M. Cook (34), farmer, Sarah A. Cook, wife (28), Mirah H. Cook, daughter (10), James H. Cook, son (7), Viola M., daughter (4), Adam H. Cook, father (71), James Wright (69) Father-in-law. Jacob was a farmer. Relocated 1881 From Vermilion Co, IL to Labette Co, Kansas. Did his father move with him or did Adam died in Illinois? Relocated 1890 to Custer Co, NE. We need to find out why he went to Nebraska and how long he stayed there. Note that his son Roy moved to Custer Co, NE later. 1900 census, Labette Co. KS, Fairview Twp: Jacob M. Cook (54), Sarrah Cook (51) and children James (28), Roy (17), Lola (14), Walter (13), and Melvile (9). 1910 census, Liberty Twp, Labette Co, KS: Jacob Cook (64), farmer, Sarah (58), and daughter Lora (24). Nearby was son Walter (23) and his wife, Anna (18). Labette Co, KS was founded in 1867 from Neosho Co; capital is Oswego. 1920 census, Labette, Labette Co, Kansas, Jacob M. Cook (73) lived with his son James (46) and family.

On 29 Sept. 2015, the land records were searched in the Oswego, Kansas Courthouse, Office of the Register of Deeds. The indeces for 1881 - 1913 were searched, but no records of land purchases of sales were located for J.M. Cook.

The death certificate of Jacob Mowers Cook was found on FamilySearch; his father's name was listed, but his mother's name is not given. The informant was Julius Schlake. Obituary: J.M. Cook "Word was received Friday afternoon of the death of J.M. Cook, which occurred at the Buhel, Idaho Wednesday morning. The funeral party will arrive on the M.K. & T. Saturday evening by way of Emporia, and the body taken to Ellis & Martin's Chapel and held until Sunday morning at which time funeral services will be held from Center Bethel Church, eight miles southeast of Parsons, conducted by Rev. J.M. Kersey, and interment at Springhill Cemetery. Mr. Cook was a former resident of Labette County and resided on a farm in the Center Bethel neighborhood for a great many years. He is survived by four sons, J.H. Cook of Altamont, W.R. Cook of Labette City, Roy Cook of Nebraska, and Mell Cook of Buhel, Idaho, and two daughters, Mrs. Mamie Woolington of Buhel, Idaho, and Mrs. Maud Houk of Nebraska. The many friends and former neighbors of Mr. Cook will learn with regret of his death" (The Parsons Daily Sun, Saturday, March 19, 1921, p. 1-2).

Notes for SARAH ANN WRIGHT: Obituary: "Mrs. Sarah Cook, wife of J. M. Cook of Liberty township, died last night at the family home, six and one-half miles southeast of Parsons. She was sixty-two years old. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made."

Children of JACOB COOK and SARAH WRIGHT are: i. MIRAH HENRIETTA "MAMIE"9 COOK, b. November 6, 1870, Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL331; d. 1954, Prob. WY, interred Pine Bluffs Cemetery332; m. FRANK R. WOOLINGTON, Abt. 1894, Kansas; b. August 1865, Illinois; d. 1942, Wyoming, interred Pine Bluffs Cemetery332.

Notes for MIRAH HENRIETTA "MAMIE" COOK: 1900 census, Triumph, Custer, Nebraska: Frank (34) and Mamie (29) Woolington with children Alta G. (4), Lowla (2) and Earl (5m). They had been married 6 years and had 3 children. Frank was a farmer. 1920 census, Lemon, Lincoln, Nebraska: Frank R. (53) and Mamie H. (49) Woolington with children Earl (20), Florence L. (17), Sadie H. (15), Joe W. (13), Herbert C. (11) and Roy F. (9). Frank was a farmer. 1940 census, Laramie, Wyoming: Frank R. (74) and Minnie (69) Woolington with son Joe (34). Both men were listed as farmers.

ii. JAMES HENRY "JIM" COOK, b. February 22, 1872, Rossville, Vermilion Co, IL333; d. 1954, Labette Co, KS, interred Elston Cemetery, Altamont, Labette Co, KS; m. MYRTLE J. PEFLEY, October 6, 1901, Labette, Kansas; b. June 23, 1883, Kansas; d. June 13, 1967, Carthage, Jasper, Missouri, interred Elston Cemetery, Altamont, Labette Co, KS.

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Notes for JAMES HENRY "JIM" COOK: 1900 census, Fairview, Labette Co, KS: James Cook (28) lived with his parents and younger siblings. Next door was George and Mary Pefley and their 4 children including daughter Myrtle (16). I have assumed that this Myrtle became the wife of James H. Cook. Proof is needed. 1910 Census, Neosho, Labette Co, KS: J.H. (37) and Myrtle (26) Cook with daughter Lucy (7). James' occupation was farmer. 1920 census, Labette, Labette Co, KS: James H. Cook (46), wife Myrtle (36), daughter Lucy (16), and father Jacob M. (73). James' occupation was given as farmer on a general farm. 1930 census, Labette, Labette Co, KS: Jim (57) and Myrtle (46) Cook were listed with their own home valued at $3200. He was a farmer. They were married at ages 28 and 18 respectively. 1940 census, Labette, Labette, Kansas: James (67) and Myrtle (56) Cook. James was a farmer and he had completed the 8th grade.

A search of land records at the Courthouse, Oswego, Labette, Kansas showed that J.H. Cook bought land in Labette Co, KS in 1897; James and Myrtle Cook bought land in 1915 for $4200.

iii. VIOLA MAUDE COOK, b. November 10, 1875, Vermilion Co, IL; d. November 1, 1922, Nampa, Canyon, Idaho334; m. BAYLUS GREEN HOUK, March 29, 1897, Cherokee Co, KS335; b. March 29, 1874, Pittsburg, Kansas; d. May 11, 1948, Boise, Ada Co, Idaho336.

Notes for VIOLA MAUDE COOK: 1900 census - not found 1910 census (April), Pittsburg, Crawford Co, KS: Baylus G. (36) and Maude V. (34) Houk with children Leonard C. (11), Pansy L. (8), Harold B. (5), Lloyd R. (3), Eva L. (7m). Baylus was a farmer and they had been married 13 years. She had 6 children with 5 living. 1920 census, Poplar Grove, Twin Falls, Idaho: Baylus (45) and Maude (43) Houk with children Leonard (20), Pansy (17), Harold (14) and Eva (10). Baylus was a farmer and Pansy did housework. 1930 census - not found 1940 census, Whitney, Ada, Idaho: B. Hauk (66) lived alone. His occupation was Insurance Agent.

iv. HANFORD CECIL COOK, b. May 20, 1880, Danville, Ross Twp. Vermilion Co, IL337; d. 1959, Colorado, interred Manzanola Mountainview Cemetery, Manzanola, Otero County, Colorado338; m. JENNIE MAY SALTSZMAN, October 28, 1903, Oswego, Labette Co, KS339; b. April 5, 1882, McLean, Illinois340; d. 1963, Colorado, interred Manzanola Mountainview Cemetery341.

Notes for HANFORD CECIL COOK: When Hanford registered for the draft on 12 Sept 1918, he was living in Manzanda, Olero Co, Colorado, and his occupation was farmer. He was tall and had a slender build. 1900 census, Pleasant View, Cherokee, KS: Hanford Cook (19) was a servant (farm laborer) in the household of Albert Don. 1910 census, St. John, Stafford Co, KS: Hanford C. (29) and Jennie M. (28) Cook. His occupation was laborer, cement work. They had no children. 1920 census, Precinct 25, Otero Co, Colorado: Hanford C. Cook and wife Jimmie M. (37). There were no children in the home and Hanford was listed as farmer (US census, T625_169, p. 12B). 1930 census, Precinct 8, Crowley Co, CO: Hanford C. (49) and Jennie M. (48) Cook. His occupation was farmer. 1940 census, Grand St, Manzanola, Otero, Colorado: Hanford (59) and Jennie (58) Cook. He was a Grade School Janitor. Hanford Cook and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the First Christian Church, Manzanola, Colorado.

v. THOMAS ROY COOK, b. August 12, 1883, Allamont, Labette Co, KS; d. November 12, 1968, Callaway, Custer, Nebraska, interred Rose Hill Cemetery342; m. LELA GALE LEWIS, Abt. 1915, Prob. Custer Co, NE; b. June 30, 1893, Iowa; d. November 1985, Callaway, Custer, Nebraska342.

Notes for THOMAS ROY COOK: If I have found the right Thomas Roy Cook's WWI draft registration card, it lists his birthdate, which is consistent with the 1900 census. He was a laborer with the Dierks Lbr. & Coal Company and lived in Callaway, Custer Co, NE. 1920 census (enumerated 28 Jan.), Callaway Town, Delight, Custer Co, NE: Thomas R. (36) and Lela G. (26) Cook with children Forest K. (7), James W. (5) and Pearle A. (3). Thomas' occupation was laborer and they rented their home. 1930 census, Callaway Village, Delight Twp, Custer Co, NE: Roy T. (46) and Lela G. (36) Cook with children Forrest K. (18), James W. (15), Pearl A. (13), Robert G. (9), Thelma A. (7) and Max M. (50. Roy was a Section Hand for the U.P Railroad and Forrest was an Assistant Janitor in the public school.

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1940 census, Callaway, Custer, Nebraska: T. Roy (56) and Lela G. (46) Cook with children Forrest K. (28), James W. (25), Robert G. (19), Thelma A. (17), and Max M. (15). Roy was a Movie House Janitor. This record shows he had completed the 8th grade. Forrest did Well Work, Drill & Repair; James was a Truck Driver, Standard Oil, and Robert was a Grocery Salesman.

vi. LOLA CANDACE COOK, b. November 29, 1885, Labette, Kansas; d. December 1978, Manhattan, Riley, KS342; m. JULIUS JOHANN HENERICH SCHLAKE, September 20, 1916, Shoshone, Lincoln Co, Idaho343; b. June 15, 1881, Oldenburg, Harpstedt, Germany344,345; d. Aft. 1942, [living in Castleford, Idaho].

Notes for LOLA CANDACE COOK: 1920 census, Poplar Grove Precinct, Twin Falls, Idaho: Julius H. (38) and Lola (34) Schlake with daughters Sarah Marie (2) and Marjory Dean (1/12). They owned their home, and Julius was a farmer. This record shows he immigrated to the US in 1905. Julius was age 35 and Lola was 31 years old when they married. 1930 census, Castleford, District 7, Twin Falls, Idaho: Julius (48) and Lola (44) Schlake with daughters Marie (12) and Marjorie (10). Henry Schlake (44), brother of Julius, lived with the family along with a servant named Elliott Meart (43). This shows that Julius was a farmer and his brother was a farm laborer. Henry Schlake was born in Germany and he came to the US about 1905.

Notes for JULIUS JOHANN HENERICH SCHLAKE: He became a naturalized citizen of the U.S. on 29 Dec 1911 in Twin Falls, Idaho. Julius arrived in the US on 2 March 1905 aboard the ship "Witte Kind." The petition for naturalization states his occupation was rancher.

vii. WALTER ROSS COOK, b. April 20, 1887, Labette Co, KS346; d. June 30, 1975, Parsons, Labette, Kansas, interred US National Cemetery347; m. ANNA MARIE HEIMSAR, September 5, 1909, Labette Co, KS; b. November 24, 1891, Missouri347; d. January 24, 1973, Parsons, Labette, Kansas, interred Spring Hill Cemetery347.

Notes for WALTER ROSS COOK: According to his WWI draft registration card, Walter was tall and slender with blue eyes and light brown hair. 1910 census, Liberty Twp, Labette Co, KS: W.R. (23) and Anna (18) Cook had been married 7 months when this census was taken in April. 1920 census, Liberty Twp, Labette Co, KS: W.R. (32) and Annie M. (28) Cook with children Beulah (9), Mabel (7), and Paul (3). Walter was a farmer. 1930 census, Liberty Twp, District 11, Labette Co, KS: Walter R. (41) and Anna M. (38) Cook with children Bula P. (19), Mable M. (17), Paul A. (12), and Naomi R. (5). Walter's occupation was farmer.

viii. MELVILLE "MEL" WRIGHT COOK, b. July 22, 1890, Custer, NE348; d. December 9, 1983, Fullerton, Orange, California, age 93349; m. MARY THOMAS, June 10, 1920, Twin Falls, Idaho350; b. Abt. 1890, Utah; d. 1967, Orange, California.

Notes for MELVILLE "MEL" WRIGHT COOK: In 1920 at age 29, Melvile was living alone in Castleford, Twin Falls Co, Idaho as a farm laborer. 1930 census, Castleford Precinct, Twin Falls, Idaho: Melville (39) and Mary (31) Cook with son James (7) and a male lodger. Melville was a farmer. 1940 census, Castleford, Twin Falls, Idaho: M.W. (49) and Mary (51) Cook with son James R. (17). Mel's occupation was Proprietor, Farm.

119. EDWARD ARTHUR8 COOK (JACOB TENBROECK7, GERHARD "GARRET" D.6 CUCK, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 17, 1870 in Auburn, Cayuga Co, NY351, and died November 2, 1959 in Skaneateles, Onondaga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery352. He married ADA LOUISE LUKINS October 17, 1895 in Owasco, NY by Rev. Crandall J. North353, daughter of THOMAS LUKINS and ALICE WOODS. She was born September 2, 1868 in New York353, and died March 4, 1959 in Skaneateles, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery in Skaneateles.

Notes for EDWARD ARTHUR COOK: Edward's family bible was copied by a DAR chapter and the pages are included in the GRC index on the DAR website. I ordered the pages that refer to my line. The earliest marriage record is for Garret Cuck and Caty Benner in 1801. 1900 census, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY: Edward A. (30) and Ada A. (31) Cook with children Leslie E. (3) and Crandall M. (1). Edward was a farmer. 1910 census, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY: Edward A. (?) and Ada (41) Cook with children Leslie E. (13), Crandall N. (11), Harold E. (8), and Kenneth (5). Edward was a farmer.

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1920 census, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY: Edward A. (49) and Ada (51) Cook with children Harold E. (18), Kenneth (14) along with Ada's father, Thomas P. Luckin (76). Edward was a farmer. 1925 New York state census, Owasco, Cayuga: Dorothy M. Cook lived with her grandparents and their sons. 1930 census, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY: Edward A. (59) and Ada A. (61) Cook with son Crandall N. (31), who was listed as single, and granddaughter Dorothy Cook (6), and father-in-law Thomas F. Lukins (87). Edward was a farmer and Crandall was an engineer for the electric co. 1940 census, Owasco, Cayuga, New York: Edward A. (69) and L. (71) Cook with his son Crandall N. (42). Edward was a farmer. Crandall was an Electrician, Electric Shop.

Children of EDWARD COOK and ADA LUKINS are: i. LESLIE EVANS9 COOK, b. August 11, 1896, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY; d. July 25, 1965, Washington Sanitarium & Hospital, Silver Spring, MD, interred in Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, NY354; m. VIOLA LOUISE BAKER, Abt. 1924, NY; b. July 2, 1900, Sennet, Cayuga County, New York355; d. March 4, 1998, Petersburg, Petersburg City, Virginia, age 97, interred in Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, NY356.

Notes for LESLIE EVANS COOK: 1910 census, Auburn, Cayuga Co, NY: Leslie E. Cook (13) lived with his grandmother, Jane E. Cook (70) and aunt Arabella J. Cook (39). 1920 census - not yet found 1930 census, Syracuse, Onondaga, NY: Leslie (33) and Viola (29) Cook with children Dona J. (2y 6m) and Ivan C. (1y 6m). Leslie was an installer for Western Electric Co. On his WWII Draft Registration card, Leslie stated his birth date and place, and that he worked for Western Electric. At that time he lived in Montgomery, Silver Spring, MD. 1940 census, Sherman Ave, Takoma Park, Montgomery, Maryland: Leslie Evans (43) and Viola L. (39) Cook with children Donna (12), Ivan (10), and Carol (8). Leslie was a Tester, Western Electric.

ii. CRANDALL NORTH COOK, b. June 20, 1898, Cayuga Co, NY; d. June 8, 1982, Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York, interred Lake View Cemetery in Skaneateles357; m. BETTY SWEET; b. August 4, 1907, Spafford, NY; d. June 11, 2002, Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York, age 94, interred Lake View Cemetery in Skaneateles358.

Notes for CRANDALL NORTH COOK: In 1918 when he registered for the WWI draft. his occupation was street car conductor for the New York State Railway. He served in the US Navy during WWII.

1930 census, Owasco, Cayuga, New York: Crandall N. Cook (31) lived with his brother Edward (59) and wife Ada. Crandall's occupation was Engineer, Electric Company.

iii. HAROLD EDWARD COOK, b. September 14, 1901, Owasco, Cayuga Co, NY359; d. March 28, 1991, Syracuse, Onondaga Co, NY, age 89, interred Lake View Cemetery, Onondago Co, NY360; m. (1) MARY MARGARET NEWELL, May 31, 1922, Auburn, NY361; b. Abt. 1905, Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York; m. (2) FRANCES MARIE LAMANCHE, June 3, 1930, Onondaga, NY362; b. May 25, 1899, NY; d. October 1985, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, age 86363; m. (3) MARJORIE L., Abt. 1940; b. April 10, 1922, Syracuse, Onondaga Co, NY; d. June 14, 2012, Syracuse, Onondaga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Onondago Co, NY364.

Notes for HAROLD EDWARD COOK: "Harold, my great-grandfather, was married to an unknown woman, and had a daughter, Dorothy Mae Cook. Wife abandoned Harold and daughter, never to be seen again. He remarried later; see 1930 census records for Frances La Manche, a "roomer" of German descent (despite French sounding name) living with him in an apartment at 328 W Willow St. in Syracuse (now a parking lot). They subsequently married and had his second child, Donald Cook. Dorothy Cook did not get along with her stepmother at all, and was mostly raised by Harold's parents outside of Skaneateles on their farm. She ran away as a teen and fled to California, where she married a man older than her own father, Frank I. Hardesty (my grandfather)" (posted on Ancestry.com by S. Swanson).

A descendant of Harold obtained the record for his first marriage. They were married in 1922 and divorced in 1926 (personal communication, 29 Nov 2013).

1920 census, Owasco, Cayuga, New York: Harold E. Cook (18) lived with his parents and brother. 1925 New York State Census, Schenectady Ward 11, Schenectady: Harold (24) and Louise (26) Cook. His occupation was Draftsman. 1930 census, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York: Harold Cook (28) and a roomer, Frances LaManche (31). He was divorced and occupation was Railway Elec. Operator. Frances was a Canvasser, Grocery Extracts; her parents were born in Germany.

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1940 census, Charlotte Street, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York: Harold (38) and Francis (40) Cook with his daughter, Dorothy (16) and their son Donald (9). Harold's occupation was Station Operator and their home was valued at $2500.

Newspaper Obituary, Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - Friday, March 29, 1991 Harold E. Cook , 89, of 112 Wells Ave. W., North Syracuse, died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Owasco, Mr. Cook also lived in Skaneateles before moving to North Syracuse 37 years ago. He retired in 1966 as a bus driver from Syracuse Transit Co. Mr. Cook began with the company in 1921 as superintendent of its trolley car powerhouse and became a driver for the company in 1938. He was a 1918 graduate of Skaneateles High School and a 1920 graduate of Bliss Electrical School. Mr. Cook was a 50-year member of Local 580, Amalgamated Transit Unit, and a 70-year member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He had owned a cottage on the south shore of Oneida Lake since 1945. Surviving are his wife, Marjorie L.; a son, Donald H. of Camillus; three daughters, Dorothy Moore of Gladstone, Ore., Barbara A. Quackenbush of North Syracuse and Susan L. Cook of Mattydale; nine grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Fergerson Funeral Home, the Rev. Kenneth O. Salisbury officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Skaneateles. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home, 215 S. Main St. Contributions may be made to the North Area Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Box 215, North Syracuse 13212.

Notes for MARJORIE L.: Marjorie L. Cook, 90, of North Syracuse, passed away peacefully at home on Thursday. Born in Syracuse, she was employed by NY Telephone for 15 years as an operator, advancing to payroll clerk. After moving to North Syracuse in 1957, she devoted her time to raising her family and continuing to work part- time. She was employed as a clerk in several local businesses, retiring from Ritter's cleaners at the age of 78. She touched many lives with her compassion and sense of humor. She loved the outdoors and nature. She was involved in Girl Scouts, chaperoning camping trips with her daughters' troops. She spent summers at the family cottage on Oneida Lake, swimming, fishing and hosting family gatherings. For many years, she was a member of North Syracuse Baptist Church. Her husband, Harold, predeceased her on March 28, 1991. Surviving are her daughters, Susan Cook of Mattydale and Barbara Quackenbush of Cicero; a grandson, Jason Quackenbush of Cicero; several nieces and nephews; and her beloved cat, Rosie. The family would like to thank special caregivers, Laurie M., Kandy L. and John H. for their exceptional attention and care of Marjorie. Services will be Sunday at 5 p.m., preceded by calling hours from 2 to 5 p.m. at Fergerson Funeral Home, 215 South Main Street, North Syracuse. Private burial will be in Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles. Donations may be made, in lieu of flowers, to Hospice of CNY, 990 Seventh North Street, Liverpool, NY 13088 (Published in Syracuse Post Standard from June 14 to June 15, 2012).

iv. KENNETH MADISON COOK, b. February 9, 1905, Owasco, NY365; d. March 2, 1968, Skaneateles, Onondaga Co, NY, age 63, interred Lake View Cemetery, Onondaga, NY; m. ELIZABETH RUTH POOLE, September 19, 1929, Onondaga, NY366; b. January 30, 1906, Owasco Co, NY; d. December 3, 1975, Skaneateles, Onondaga Co, NY, interred Lake View Cemetery, Onondaga, NY.

Notes for KENNETH MADISON COOK: According to his obituary, Kenneth was a graduate of Bliss Electrical School in Washington, D.C. He was a member of St. James Episcopal Church and of the Skaneateles Masonic Lodge. 1930 census, Utica, Oneida Co, NY: Kenneth Cook (24) and wife Elizabeth R. (23). He was an electrician, Western Electric Co. 1940 census,Fennell St, Skaneateles, Onondaga, NY: Kenneth (35) and Elizabeth (34) Cook with children Sally J. (6) and Kenneth C. (2). Kenneth was an electrical engineer, Electric power industry.

120. CATHARINE ELISABETH8 OSTERHOUT (ANNA MARIA7 CUCK, ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 18, 1839 in Schoharie, NY367, and died November 12, 1919 in Prob. Schoharie, NY, interred Cobleskill Rural Cemetery. She married SOLOMON D. KARKER December 1, 1858 in New Rhinebeck (Sharon), Dutchess, NY368, son of DAVID KARKER and CATHERINE BROWN. He was born August 1829 in NY, and died January 11, 1911 in Carlisle, Schoharie, NY, interred Cobleskill Rural Cemetery369.

Notes for CATHARINE ELISABETH OSTERHOUT: Christened 04 Mar 1841 at the German Reformed Church, New Rhinebeck, Cobbleskill, Schoharie, NY (source: "New York, Births and Christenings, 1640-1962," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FDTF-LL8 : accessed 24 Nov 2014), James Osterhout in entry for Catharine Elisabeth Osterhout, 18 Mar 1839; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 534209).

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1860 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Solomon D. (30) and Catherine E. (21) lived with his parents, David (59) and Catherine (56) Karker. 1870 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Solomon D. (40) and Catherine E. (30) Karker with children Roland (10), Alvin (3) and Homer (2m) lived with David Karker (70), Catherine Karker (30) and Joseph Karker (36). 1880 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Solomon (50) and Catherine E. (40) Karker with children Rowland (20), Alvira (13), Homer (11), Estella (18). Also Joseph Karker (46) and Solomon's mother, Catherine (76). 1900 census - not found 1910 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Solomon D. (80) and Catherine E. (71) Karker lived with son Roland (50) and his family; also uncle, Joseph Karker (76). Solomon and Joseph were farm laborers.

Notes for SOLOMON D. KARKER: 1900 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY: Solomon D. (70) and Catherine E. (61) Karker [indexed as Harper] lived with their with son Roland (40), and his wife Lettie (30) and their two children; also listed was Solomon's brother, Joseph Karker (66).

Children of CATHARINE OSTERHOUT and SOLOMON KARKER are: i. ROLAND9 KARKER, b. August 1859, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York; d. 1930, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York, age 71, interred Cobleskill Rural Cemetery; m. LETTIE FALK, Abt. 1889; b. 1870; d. Aft. 1945.

Notes for ROLAND KARKER: 1920 census, Lawyersville Road, Seward, Schoharie, New York: Roland (60) and Letta (49) Karker with children Harlock (21) and Margaret (17). Also Joseph Karker (80) and hired man, Wellington Doty (60).

ii. ESTELLA L. KARKER, b. 1861, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York; d. 1937, prob. NY, interred Milford Cemetery, Otsego, NY; m. (1) ROMEYN SHAFER; m. (2) WILLIAM A. SHAFER; b. 1856; d. 1932. iii. ALVIRA KARKER, b. July 1866, Schoharie, NY; d. February 6, 1962, Illion, Herkimer, NY, interred Cobleskill Rural Cemetery; m. ABRAM DEW OSTERHOUT, 1887, Lawyersville, NY; b. June 1866, NY; d. 1952, Prob. Herkimer, NY.

Notes for ALVIRA KARKER: She was a member of First Methodist Church of Ilion.

1900 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: George Osterhout (54) with son Abraham (33) and Elvira (33) Osterhout and their children Blanch M (12) and George G. (10). George was a farmer and Abraham was a farm laborer. 1910 census, Schoharie, Schoharie, New York: Abram D. (43) and Elvira (43) Osterhout with children Blanche (22) and George J. (20). 1920 census, Main St., Mohawk, Herkimer, New York: Abram D. (53) and Elvira (53) Osterhout with son George G. (30) and his wife Helen (27). Abram had no occupation; George was a Glue Tester, Glue factory; Helen was an Assembler, Typewriter P___. 1930 census, Grove Street, German Flatts, Herkimer, New York: Abram D. (63) and Alvira (63) Osterhout with son George (40) and his wife Helen (37). They owned a home worth $4500. Abram was an Inspector, Gun Factory; George was a Grinder, typewriter factory; Helen was a benchworker, typewriter factory.

iv. HOMER KARKER, b. April 1870, Schoharie, NY; d. 1942, Schoharie, NY, interred Carlisle Cemetery; m. ELVA "ELVIE" OSTERHOUT, Abt. 1891, Schoharie, NY; b. October 1872, Schoharie, NY; d. February 21, 1934, Schoharie, NY, interred Carlisle Cemetery370.

Notes for HOMER KARKER: 1900 census, Cobleskill, Schoharie, New York: Homer (30) and Elvie (27) Karker with children Ella (7) and Floyd (5). 1910 census, Albany Ward 6, Albany, New York: Homer (40) and Elvia (37) Karker [indexed as Karkes] with children Ella W. (17), Floyd A. (15) and Jeanette J. (1). They had been married 18 years and had 3 children. Homer was a Hotel Dishwasher and Elvie was a milk pedler. Ella was a lunch waitress. 1920 census, Matilda St, Albany Ward 1, Albany, New York: Homer (49) and Elvie (40) Karker with daughter Jeanette J. Karker (10) and son Floyd A. (25), and Cary (27). 1930 census, Matilda Street, Albany, Albany, New York: Homer (59) and Elvie (57) Karker with children Ella (37) and Jeanette J. (21). Also James W. Mahr (22) and Frances P. Carey (10). 1940 census, Elk Street, Albany, Albany, New York: Homer Karker (69) with daughter Carey Karker (47) and grandson, Frank Karker (20).

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121. IRVING8 OSTERHOUT (ANNA MARIA7 CUCK, ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 1843 in Schoharie, NY, and died June 3, 1913 in Carlisle, Schoharie Co, NY371. He married FANNIE E. BAILEY Abt. 1867, daughter of HALSEY BAILEY. She was born February 1847 in Schoharie, NY, and died January 5, 1909 in Carlisle, NY371.

Notes for IRVING OSTERHOUT: Irving served as 1st Lieutenant, in the 108th Regiment of Infantry. His date of rank was 13 Oct 1866. 1870 census, Schoharie, NY: Irving (27) and Fanny (23) Osterhout with son Halsey (2); Also Abram (81) and Catherine (57) Cuck and Christina Cuck (63). 1880 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Irving (37) and Fanny (33) Osterhout with children Ellworth (12), Nancy (6), Irving (9m), and Fanny (9m), With them were James' parents and his aunt Christina Cuck (74). Irving was a farmer. 1892 NY state census, Carlisle, Schoharie: Irving (48( and Fannie (45) Osterhout with Hallie Osterhout (24) and his mother AnnMaria Osterhout (80). Also Irving's children Marie (18), Fanie (12), Irving (12), Ray (7), Fay (5). Irving was a farmer. 1900 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Irving (56) and Fanny (58) Osterhout with children Nana M. (26), Fannie B. (20), Irving (20), Ray )15), and W. Fay (13). With them was Servant and relative, Harrison Ambler (62). They had been married 32 years and had 8 children with 6 living. Irving was a farmer, Nana was a Servant, Fannie was a dressmaker, and Irving was a farm laborer. 1905 NY state census, Carlisle, Schoharie: Irving (61) and Fannie E. (57) Osterhout with children Nannie M. (31), Raymond (20), and Walter F. (18).

Children of IRVING OSTERHOUT and FANNIE BAILEY are: i. HALSEY J.9 OSTERHOUT, b. May 1868, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY; d. February 21, 1922, Cobleskill, NY371; m. BERTHA M. WELSH, February 8, 1893, Cobleskill, NY372; b. August 1874, NY; d. December 8, 1946, Schenectady, NY373.

Notes for HALSEY J. OSTERHOUT: 1900 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Halsey J. (30) and Bertha M. (25) Osterhout with children Harry J. (5), Abram (3), and Naomi B. (8m). 1910 census, Cobleskill, Schoharie, New York: Halsey J. (40) and Bertha M. (35) Osterhout with children Hary J. (15), Abram D. (13), Naomi B. (10) and Oscar C. (8). Halsy was a laborer. 1920 census, Jacksonville, Duval, Florida: Halsy Osterhout (51) was a roomer. He worked as a hotel cook. 1920 census, Liberty st.Schenectady Ward 4, Schenectady, New York: Bertha Osterhout (45) with son Oscar C. (17) and roomer, Jessie C. Blewer (54). This shows Bertha was married. 1930 census, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York: Bertha Osterhout (54) with daughter Naomi Osterhout (30). Bertha was widowed. 1940 census, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York: Bertha Osterhout (65) with daughter Naomi (40) and a roomer.

ii. NANCY MAE "NANNA" OSTERHOUT, b. October 1873, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York; d. February 20, 1938, Albany, NY373; m. CLAY FRANKLIN ROE, October 2, 1905, Carlisle, NY374; b. November 26, 1872, Gilboa, Schoharie, NY375; d. February 15, 1949, Schenectady, NY376.

Notes for NANCY MAE "NANNA" OSTERHOUT: 1910 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY: Clay F. (36) and Nanna M. (36) Roe. They had been married 3 years and had no children. Clay was a farmer. 1930 census, Albany, Albany Co, NY: Clay (57) and Nanna (56) Roe owned their home valued at $10,500. His occupation was City Helper.

Notes for CLAY FRANKLIN ROE: 1940 census, Clinton Ave, Albany, Albany, NY: Clay Roe (67) was widowed and was a lodger. He had completed 8th grade and was a Church Janitor.

iii. FANNIE B. OSTERHOUT, b. September 9, 1879, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York; m. JOHN ALVARA KNOX, November 15, 1901, Bath on Hudson, NY377; b. February 12, 1879, New York City, NY378; d. July 3, 1956, Poughkeepsie, NY379. iv. IRVING OSTERHOUT, b. September 9, 1879, Schoharie, NY380; d. January 2, 1939, Cobleskill, Schoharie, NY, interred Lawyersville Cemetery381; m. BERTHA ADAMS, June 10, 1903, Fonda, Schoharie, NY at Reformed Church of Fonda382; b. November 3, 1881, Charlton, Saratoga, NY; d. April 1976, Cobbleskill, Schoharie, NY, age 94, interred Lawyersville Cemetery383.

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Notes for IRVING OSTERHOUT: 1910 census, Amsterdam Ward 2, Montgomery, New York: Irving (31) and Bertha (29) Osterhout with children James A. (2) and Marion (6m). Irving was a Salesman, Fish Market. They had been married 7 years and had 3 children, 2 living. 1920 census, Cobleskill, Schoharie, NY: Irving (40) and Bertha (38) Osterhout with children James A. (12), Marion A. (10), Irving, Jr. (7), Dorothy A. (3), John Adams (8,). Irving was a Carpenter, Regrigerator Fac. 1930 census, N Grand, Cobleskill, Schoharie, New York: Irving (50) and Bertha (47) Osterhout with children James (22), Marion (20), Irving (17), Dorothy (13), John A. (11), Hazel M. (8), and Alfred J. (5). Irving's occupation was given as Ineshicated. Bertha was a Laborer, Steam Laundry; James was a Lineman, NY Power and Light; Marion was a Teacher, District School, and Irving was listed as Invalid. 1940 census, Cobleskill, Schoharie, New York: Bertha Osterhout (58) was widowed; with her were children Irvin (28), John (21), Hazel (18), and Alfred (15). Bertha's occupation was laundry work and her education was through 8th grade. Irving was a Butcher, Retail Food Store; Hazel was a Law Office Stenographer. Alfred attended school.

Notes for BERTHA ADAMS: Bertha's obituary was published in the Schenectady Gazette on 19 April 1976. Before her death she lived at Middle Fort Rest Home.

v. RAYMOND OSTERHOUT, b. October 31, 1884, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York384; d. 1923, Prob. NY, interred Capital City/Rennselaer Rural; m. KATHERINE M. SHUFELT; b. Abt. 1891, NY; d. 1977, Prob. NY, interred New Rural Cemetery, Rensselaer, NY. vi. WALTER FAY OSTERHOUT, b. October 16, 1886, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY; d. July 1974, Carlisle, Schoharie, NY385; m. MARGARET E. BELLGARDE, Abt. 1909; b. January 1890, Rensselaer Co, NY; d. Aft. 1933.

Notes for WALTER FAY OSTERHOUT: 1910 census, Albany Ward 12, Albany, New York: Walter Fay (23) and Margaret E. (20) Osterhout with daughter Fannie L. Walter was a carpenter. 1920 census, Country Road, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Fay (33) and Margaret E. (30) Osterhout with children F. Loraine (9), Walter F. (7), Russell C. (6), Arthur M. (3). Fay was in General Farming, Dairy Farm. 1930 census, Broadway St., Rensselaer, Rensselaer, New York: Walter (43) and Margaret (40) Osterhout with children Loraine (20), Walter (18), Russell (16), Arthur (14), and Arlene (6). Walter, Sr. was a Carpenter. 1940 census, Carlisle, Schoharie, New York: Fay W. (53) and Margaret E. (50) Osterhout with children Arlene (16) and Ester L. (9). He was a building carpenter and his education was through 8th grade.

122. SARAH ANN8 CUCK (DANIEL A.7, ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 24, 1838 in Dutchess Co, NY386, and died September 22, 1886 in Philmont, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery, Mellenville, NY387. She married ROBERT GOSMAN PITCHER November 30, 1864 in Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY at St. John's Reformed Church388, son of ABRAHAM PITCHER and ELIZA SANDERSON. He was born August 29, 1835 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY389, and died May 4, 1894 in Philmont, Columbia Co, NY, interred Union Cemetery, Mellenville, NY.

Notes for SARAH ANN CUCK: Sarah was christened at the St. John's Low Dutch Reformed Church, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY on 19 Oct 1840. She became a member of the same church on March 1, 1863 on her confession of faith. "PITCHER, Sarah A. 10-1-1886 Formerly of Upper Red Hook, died at her res. Philmont Sept. 22, age 41 years. Wife of Robert Pitcher." 1870 census, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY: Daniel (56) and Christina (58) Cuck with daughter Sarah (27) and her husband Robert Pitcher (26) and their children Chas W. (4), Catherine (2) and Daniel (7m). Daniel was a merchant with property valued at $8000 and $1000. 1875 NY State census, Red Hook, Dutchess: Robert G. (39) and Sarah A. (34) Pitcher with children Charles H. (9), Catherine S. (7), Daniel A. (5), Abraham (4), Joana W. (2). Robert was a farmer. 1880 census, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY: Robert G. (42) and Sarah A. (38) Pitcher with children Charles W. (14), Katie S. (12), Daniel A. (10), Abram (7), Josie (6), Emma B. (4). Sarah's father, Daniel A. Cuck (65), widower, lived with the family along with Frederick W. Hackett (20). Robert was a farmer and the three older boys worked in the cotton mill.

Notes for ROBERT GOSMAN PITCHER: "PITCHER, Robert 5-4-1894 Formerly of Upper Red Hook, died at his res. Philmont Friday last, age 54 years" (Death Notices of Dutchess & Columbia County, NY 1859-1918, http://genealogytrails.com/ny/dutchess/obituaries/deathnotices18591918nthruq.html).

Children of SARAH CUCK and ROBERT PITCHER are:

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i. CHARLES WINFIELD9 PITCHER, b. May 1866, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. November 7, 1902, Philmont, NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville, Columbia, NY390; m. JENNIE VERDENBURGH, October 26, 1892, Philmont, NY391; b. January 1868, NY; d. 1905, Prob. NY, interred Union Cemetery of Mellenville, Columbia, NY.

Notes for CHARLES WINFIELD PITCHER: Christened 12 Jan 1867, St. John's Reformed Church, Red Hook, NY 1900 census, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY: Charles (34) and Jennie (32) Pitcher with boarder Mary Verdenburgh (56), a widow. Charles was a knitter, knit goods and his wife was a seamer, knit goods. They had been married 11 years and she had no children.

ii. DANIEL A. PITCHER, b. 1869, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. February 28, 1914, Coxsackie, NY, interred Union Cemetery, Mellenville, NY392; m. HARRIET M. "HATTIE" BOLAN, May 12, 1901, Saugerties, NY393; b. November 17, 1870, Athens, Greene Co, NY394; d. September 25, 1941, New York City, NY, interred MT Hope Cemetery, Athens, Greene Co, NY394.

Notes for DANIEL A. PITCHER: 1900 census, Catskill, Greene, NY: Daniel Pitcher (30) was a boarder with 2 other adults. His occupation was Dryer Knitting Mill. 1910 census, Catskill, Greene, NY: Daniel (40) and Harriet (39) Pitcher with her sister Ethel Bolan (22). Daniel's occupation was Boss Knitter, Knitting Mill. Ethel was a public school teacher.

iii. CATHERINE "KATIE" S. PITCHER, b. Abt. 1867, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. June 4, 1900, New York, NY395,396. Christened on 04 Sep 1869 in Saint John's Low Dutch Reformed Church, Upper Red Hook, Dutchess, NY.

iv. JOANNA W. "JOSIE PITCHER", b. Abt. 1873, Dutchess Co, NY. v. ABRAM PITCHER, b. September 1873, Red Hook, Dutchess Co, NY; d. February 18, 1934, Yonkers, Westchester, NY, interred Mt. Hope Cemetery397,398; m. FLORENCE L. WASSNER, July 18, 1900, Philmont, NY399; b. February 27, 1875, New York; d. January 19, 1965, Yonkers, Westchester, NY, interred Mt. Hope Cemetery400.

Notes for ABRAM PITCHER: Abram was active in St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church in Philmont, NY. He served in 1897 as vestryman and treasurer. - died at home, 170 Briggs Avenue; ill five weeks; age 61 -before moving to Yonkers, lived several years at Philmont, N.Y. -resident of Yonkers 32 years -survived by wife, Mrs. Florence L. Pitcher; son, Claude R. Pitcher of Yonkers; and three sisters, the Misses Luetta and Joanna Pitcher of Rochester and Miss Emma Pitcher of Philmont -funeral tomorrow at the home; burial in Mount Hope Cemetery -obituary published in The Herald Statesman, Yonkers, N.Y., Monday, 2/19/1934-2394

1900 census, Hillsdale St., Philmont Village, Claverack, Columbia, New York: Abram Pitcher (26) was one of 3 boarders with Caroline W. Baker (51) and her daughter Ellen (21). Abram was a kerosine oil dealer. 1910 census, Yonkers Ward 5, Westchester Co, NY: Abram (36) and Florence L. (34) Pitcher with son Claud R. and mother-in-law Mary Wasner (74). Abram was a shipping clerk for a hat company and Florence was a dress ___, private. Mary Wasner immigrated in 1863. They had been married 9 years and had 1 child. 1920 census, Oak Street, Yonkers, Westchester, New York: Abram (47) and Florence (42) Pitcher with son Claude (14). Abram was a Foreman, Hat Shop. 1930 census, Yonkers, Westchester, New York: Abram (53) and Florence L. (50) with son Claude R. (25). They owned a home worth $6800. He was a foreman in a carpet shop. 1940 census, Briggs Avenue, Yonkers, Westchester, New York: Claude Pitcher (35), his mother, Florence Pitcher (64), and Aunt, Amelia Boice (83). Claude was single and his occupation was Bank Teller. He and his mother lived in the same house as in 1935.

vi. EMMA B. PITCHER, b. June 1876, Dutchess Co, NY; d. Aft. 1940.

Notes for EMMA B. PITCHER: 1900 census, Philmont Village, Claverack, Columbia Co, NY: Emma (23), Luetta (19), and Angie (17) Pitcher lived together. They all work at on Knit Goods - Emma as a cutter, Luetta as a seamer, and Angie as a turner. 1905 NY State census, Claverack, Columbia, NY: Sisters Emma (28), Luetta (24), and Angie (22) Pitcher lived together. Emma was a Coverer in Mill; Luetta was a Seamer in Mill and Angie did housework. 1910 census, Claverack, Columbia, NY: Sisters Emma B. (31), Loretta (27) and Angie E. (25) Pitcher lived together on Main Street. Emma was a Seamer, Cotton Mill; Luetta was a Saleslady, Dry Goods, and Angie had no occupation.

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1920 census, Claverack, Columbia, NY: Emma Pitcher (40) was a Seam Cover, Knitting Mill. 1940 census, Philmont, Columbia, NY: Emma Pitcher (62) was single and she rented her house. Her occupation was Housework, Private House. Hours worked was 78 and her education was through 5th grade.

vii. LUETTA PITCHER, b. January 1881, Columbia Co, NY; d. Aft. 1920. viii. ANGIE E. PITCHER, b. January 1883, Columbia Co, NY; d. September 18, 1913, Philmont, NY401.

123. ABRAHAM "ABRAM" D.8 CUCK (ABRAM7, ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 1868 in Otsego Co, New York, and died May 5, 1935 in Pinellas, FL, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY402. He married (1) LETTIE QUACKENBUSH Abt. 1892. She was born 1874, and died 1893 in Otsego Co, NY, Interred Glennwood Cemetery, Oneonta, NY402. He married (2) LOUISE H. ELLIS January 22, 1903 in Otsego Co, NY403. She was born 1875 in NY, and died 1961.

Notes for ABRAHAM "ABRAM" D. CUCK: 1900 census, Oneonta Village, Otsego Co, NY: Abraham Cuck (32), was a widower, listed as boarder. His occupation was RR Brakeman. There were 3 male boarders in the household and all were RR Brakemen. 1910 census (April 27), Oneonta Ward 6, Otsego, New York: Abram S. (41) and Louise H. (35) Cuck. They had been married 7 years and it was a 2nd marriage for both. She had 2 children with 1 living. Also listed was her daughter Marguente (13). Abram was a steam RR conductor. 1920 census (14 Jan), Watkins Ave., Oneonta City, Otsego, New York: Abram (51) and Louise H. (44) Cuck with a roomer, Leslie A. Wise (52), a trainman with steam railroad. Occupation for Abram was "none." 1930 census, Watkins Ave., Oneonta, Otsego, New York: Abram D. (61) and Louise H. (55) Cuck. They owned a home valued at $5600. His occupation was conductor, steam railroad.

Child of ABRAHAM CUCK and LETTIE QUACKENBUSH is: i. MABEL L.9 CUCK, b. February 20, 1893, Oneonta, NY404; d. April 15, 1966, Rome, Oneida, NY, interred Rathbunville Cemetery, Oneida Co, NY404.

Notes for MABEL L. CUCK: 1930 census, Oneonta, Otsego, NY: Mabel L. Cuck (38) was the ward of Delphine A Hopkins (70) and had lived with the Hopkins family since at least 1900. 1940 census, Rome, Oneida, NY: Mabel Cuck (47) was an inmate at the Rome State School (Mental Defectives).

124. DANIEL A.8 PITT (ELIZABETH7 CUCK, ABRAHAM6, CHRISTINA5 TENBROECK, JACOB4, WESSEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1852 in Otsego Co, NY, and died April 18, 1898 in Decatur, Otsego Co, NY, interred South Valley Cemetery405. He married (1) ESTELLA L. MONROE Abt. 1875 in NY. She was born 1850 in Decatur, Otsego, NY, and died April 24, 1940 in Otsego, NY, interred Fly Creek Cemetery406. He married (2) ROSETTA MAY HENDERSON Abt. 1890. She was born 1867, and died 1950.

Notes for DANIEL A. PITT: 1880 census, Roseboom, Otsego, NY: Daniel A. (27) and Estella L. (23) Pitt with son Willie D. (1).

Child of DANIEL PITT and ESTELLA MONROE is: i. WILLIAM D.9 PITT, b. August 6, 1877, Decatur, Otsego Co, NY; d. December 9, 1946, Cherry Valley, Otsego, NY407; m. LOIS A. PROCTOR, November 6, 1900, Pleasant Brook, NY408; b. September 25, 1883, NY409; d. November 10, 1965, Oneonta, NY409.

Notes for WILLIAM D. PITT: 1905 NY state census, Roseboom, Otsego, NY: William (27) and Loise (21) Pitt with children Mable (3), Laurie (2) and Leroy (7m).

Children of DANIEL PITT and ROSETTA HENDERSON are: ii. RAYMOND DANIEL "RAY"9 PITT, b. May 30, 1891, South Valley, Otsego, NY; d. January 15, 1965, Worcester, Otsego, NY, interred East Worcester Cemetery; m. HAZEL N. PITCHERS; b. 1897; d. 1967, Otsego Co, NY, interred East Worcester Cemetery.

Notes for RAYMOND DANIEL "RAY" PITT: New York, Pvt U.S Army, World War 1

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Ray Pitt, aged 73, of Worcester, died Friday, January 15, in the Jobmann Nursing Home in Worcester, after a long illness. He was born May 30, 1891, in South Valley, the son of Daniel and Rozetta (Henderson) Pitt. He married Hazel Pitchers. Mr. Pitt had lived most of his life in the Worcester area. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his wife, and six children; a sister, Mrs. Nettie Gray of East Worcester; a brother, Amos Pitt of Schoharie; a half-sister, Mrs. Anna S. Strong of Esperance, and a half-brother, James Ferris of Sidney. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. on Monday, January 18, from the Skinner Funeral Home in Worcester, with the Rev. Leonard Lum of Brushton, officiating. Burial will be in Maple Grove [sic] Cemetery in Worcester." ["The Freeman's Journal" (Cooperstown, NY), Jan. 20, 1965, Page 6] Contributor: Kathryn Hill (47225156) • [email protected]

iii. NETTIE PITT, b. June 15, 1894, South Valley, NY409,410; d. August 1987, Cooperstown, Otsego, NY, interred Summit Cemetery411; m. VIRGIL GRAY, May 4, 1912, Otsego, NY412; b. Abt. 1893, NY; d. 1960, NY, interred Summit Cemetery.

125. ELIZABETH8 TENBROECK (SAMUEL S.7, SAMUEL LEONARD6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1837 in Columbia Co, NY, and died April 8, 1900 in Rhinebeck, NY413. She married JOHN ANDREW TRAVER. He was born 1834 in NY, and died 1907.

Child of ELIZABETH TENBROECK and JOHN TRAVER is: i. MARIA9 TRAVER, b. 1872.

126. SAMUEL P.8 TENBROECK (SAMUEL S.7, SAMUEL LEONARD6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born March 20, 1839 in Columbia Co, NY414, and died May 31, 1903 in Myer's Corner, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess, NY, interred New Hackensack Cemetery415. He married ADELINE MONFORT Abt. 1877. She was born October 1848 in NY, and died 1930 in Dutchess, NY, interred New Hackensack Cemetery.

Notes for SAMUEL P. TENBROECK: 1880 census, Wappinger, Dutchess, NY: Samuel (41) and Addie (31) TenBroeck with children Kate (2) and Samuel M. (4m). Also listed was sister-in-law, Gertrude Monfort (23). Samuel was a farmer.

Children of SAMUEL TENBROECK and ADELINE MONFORT are: i. CATHERINE M.9 TENBROECK, b. August 1876; m. CLARENCE D. BROWER, October 28, 1903, New Hackensack, NY416. ii. SAMUEL M. TENBROECK, b. February 1880, NY; d. January 15, 1907, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County, NY, interred New Hackensack Cemetery417. iii. CHARLES TENBROECK, b. April 1883. iv. WALTER LIVINGSTON TENBROECK, b. June 15, 1891, Wappingersfalls, NY418,419; d. March 28, 1940, Wayne, MI, interred Forest Lawn Cemetery420; m. MAUDE ESABELL FISCHER, June 15, 1913, Halfway, MI421; b. 1890, MI; d. 1982, Wayne, MI, interred Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Notes for WALTER LIVINGSTON TENBROECK: The marriage record for Walter and Maud shows that he was a Toolmaker. 1920 census, Sterling St, Detroit Ward 6, Wayne, MI; Walter (29) and Maud (29) Ten Broeck with children Howard (5) and Charles (6 mo). Also lodgers, Leo Grugel (24), Frank W Grugel (26) and Madaline Mcqunn (22). Walter was a Foreman, Auto Industry. 1930 census, Grone Ave, East Detroit, Macomb, MI: Walter (39) and Maud (38) TenBroeck with sons Howard (15) and Charles (10). Walter was a Plant Engineer, Auto Factory.

127. LORENZO8 TENBROECK (SAMUEL S.7, SAMUEL LEONARD6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 1843 in Columbia Co, NY, and died March 29, 1900 in Dutchess County, NY, interred Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Peter422. He married SUSAN ELIZABETH NELSON October 25, 1876. She was born July 1847 in Rhinebeck, NY, and died 1938 in East Glenville, Schenectady, NY, interred Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Peter.

Children of LORENZO TENBROECK and SUSAN NELSON are: i. NELSON SAMUEL9 TENBROECK, b. May 19, 1871, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY423; d. 1918, NY, interred St Peter's Cemetery, age 47.

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Christened 01 Dec 1871 at the Reformed Church, Rhinebeck, NY. ii. ADELAIDE TENBROECK, b. November 1872, Dutchess County, NY; d. 1963; m. LIVINGSTON SANDERS, October 1901424; b. July 10, 1867, Scotia, NY424; d. 1919.

128. LEONARD WILLIAM8 PITCHER (WILLIAM LEONARD7, CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 14, 1846 in Columbia Co, NY425, and died Aft. 1930 in Prob. Canaaan, Columbia Co, NY. He married (1) JERUSHA B. HALL April 15, 1868. She was born Abt. 1848, and died September 15, 1873. He married (2) ANNA D. REYNOLDS May 23, 1878. She was born Abt. 1855 in NY, and died January 8, 1892 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts426. He married (3) ANNA ELIZABETH SHEAK August 19, 1893, daughter of JAMES SHEAK and MARY E.. She was born July 1857 in NY, and died Aft. 1930.

Notes for LEONARD WILLIAM PITCHER: 1880 census, Richmond, Berkshire, Massachusetts: Leonard (33) and Anna D. (25) Pitcher with children Ettie (11), Roy (9), and Lenora (6m). Also sister-in-law, Laura Reynolds (23). For occupation, this record shows Leonard "Runs A Saw Mill." 1900 census, Richmond, Berkshire, Massachusetts: L. Wm. (52) and Anna E. (42) Pitcher with son Hubbard M. (3). They had been married 6 years and she had 1 child. Leonard was a Sawyer. 1910 census, Canaan, Columbia, New York: Leonard W. (63) and Anna E. (54) Pitcher with son Hubbard M. (13). They had been married 17 years and had 1 child. Leonard was a farmer and Sawyer. 1920 census, Canaan, Columbia, New York: Leonard W. (73) and Anna E. (64) Pitcher with son Hubbard M. (23). 1930 census, Canaan, Columbia, New York: Leonard W. (83) and Anna E. (74) Pitcher with son Hubbard M. (33). Leonard's occupation was farming and Hubbard was a Sawyer.

Children of LEONARD PITCHER and JERUSHA HALL are: i. ETTA E.9 PITCHER, b. February 6, 1869. ii. ROY LEONARD PITCHER, b. November 24, 1870, Canaan, New York; d. February 8, 1922, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, age 51427,428; m. MARY "MAMIE" L. FITZPATRICK, Abt. 1895; b. April 1877, NY.

Child of LEONARD PITCHER and ANNA REYNOLDS is: iii. LENORA9 PITCHER, b. November 15, 1879, Columbia, NY.

Child of LEONARD PITCHER and ANNA SHEAK is: iv. HUBBARD MCKENZIE9 PITCHER, b. November 5, 1896, East Chatham, Columbia Co, NY429; d. May 24, 1995, Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, age 98, interred Main Street (Dalton) Cemetery430,431; m. LAURA J.; b. 1906; d. 1990, Prob. Pittsfield, MA, interred Main Street (Dalton) Cemetery.

129. MARY ETTA8 PITCHER (WILLIAM LEONARD7, CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 12, 1848 in Livingston, NY432, and died 1923 in Prob. Caanan, Columbia Co, NY, interred Canaan Cemetery. She married ESEK FINCH January 4, 1871 in "Queechy Place". He was born April 1847 in NY, and died 1940 in Prob. Caanan, Columbia Co, NY, interred Canaan Cemetery.

Notes for MARY ETTA PITCHER: 1880 census, Canaan, Columbia, New York: Esek (33) and Mary E. (31) Finch with children Walter D. (6) and Mabel L. (5). Also Harvey Finch (15). Esek was a farmer. 1900 census, Canaan, Columbia, New York: Esek (50) and Mary E. (51) Finch with son Ira W. (14) and servant, Leon Yerks (22). Esek was a farmer.

Children of MARY PITCHER and ESEK FINCH are: i. WALTER DAVID9 FINCH, b. November 16, 1873, NY433; d. February 19, 1884, NY, interred Canaan Cemetery433. ii. MABEL L. FINCH, b. March 13, 1875, NY433; d. 1890, NY, interred Canaan Cemetery. iii. IRA WALLACE FINCH, b. April 2, 1886, Canaan, Columbia, NY; d. July 5, 1979, Pittsfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, age 93, interred Canaan Cemetery434; m. (1) ELSIE SCHILLING; m. (2) ADA C. BITHER; b. 1886, NY; d. 1953, NY, interred Canaan Cemetery.

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130. GERTRUDE8 PITCHER (HENRY MOFFIT7, CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born August 28, 1851 in Columbia Co, NY, and died 1929 in NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery. She married WILLIAM HENRY CRAMER October 1876. He was born November 1852 in New York, and died 1941.

Children of GERTRUDE PITCHER and WILLIAM CRAMER are: i. WALTER W.9 CRAMER, b. April 1, 1880. ii. ANNA DORA CRAMER, b. December 17, 1881. iii. SARAH FULTON CRAMER, b. November 1884. iv. ELSIE GERTRUDE CRAMER, b. February 1888.

131. JOHN HENRY8 PITCHER (HENRY MOFFIT7, CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born April 3, 1853 in Columbia Co, NY, and died Bet. 1930 - 1940 in Dutchess Co, New York. He married MINA HAWS August 1878. She was born December 1860 in New York, and died Bef. 1930 in Dutchess Co, New York.

Notes for JOHN HENRY PITCHER: Christened 14 Aug 1853 at St. John's Lutheran, Manorton, NY 1880 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York: John (26) and Mina (19) Pitcher with daughter Annie (10m). John worked on a farm. 1900 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: John H. (45) and Minnie (39) Pitcher [indexed as Eitcher] with children Annie (20), Bertha (16), and Henry (1). 1910 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York 1920 census - not found 1930 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York: John H. Pitcher (76) was widowed. With him were children, Bertha (45) and J. Henry (31).

Children of JOHN PITCHER and MINA HAWS are: i. ANNIE9 PITCHER, b. August 1879, Dutchess Co, New York. ii. BERTHA FRANCES PITCHER, b. June 1883, Dutchess Co, New York; d. Aft. 1940. iii. JOHN HENRY PITCHER, b. March 30, 1899, Dutchess Co, New York435; d. January 1970, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York436.

132. WALTER TENBROECK8 PITCHER (HENRY MOFFIT7, CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 31, 1856 in Columbia Co, NY437, and died Bet. 1920 - 1930 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York. He married ANNA LENT February 1885. She was born August 1866 in NY, and died Aft. 1940.

Notes for WALTER TENBROECK PITCHER: Christened 17 Aug 1856 at St. John's Lutheran, Manorton, NY. 1880 census, Red Hook, Dutchess, New York, USA 1900 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York 1910 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York 1920 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York

Children of WALTER PITCHER and ANNA LENT are: i. EMMA9 PITCHER, b. February 1886, Dutchess Co, New York. ii. RALPH HENRY PITCHER, b. October 4, 1888, Rhinebeck, NY; d. September 1964. iii. FLORENCE M. PITCHER, b. July 14, 1893, Dutchess Co, New York; d. March 2, 1900, NY, interred St. Peter's Lutheran Churchyard, Rhinebeck, NY. iv. RUTH PITCHER, b. July 1894, Dutchess Co, New York.

133. MARY8 PITCHER (SAMUEL TENBROECK7, CATHERINE6 TENBROECK, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 1854 in Columbia County, NY, and died Aft. 1920. She married ARTHUR RIFENBERG Abt. 1882. He was born February 1854 in NY, and died November 18, 1900 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts438.

Child of MARY PITCHER and ARTHUR RIFENBERG is:

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i. WILLIAM GEORGE9 RIFENBERG, b. October 22, 1884, NY439; d. January 19, 1971, Lenox, Berkshire, Massachusetts440; m. SARAH C.; b. Abt. 1890, NY; d. December 12, 1976, Pittsfield, Massachusetts441.

134. DIRK WESSEL8 TENBROECK (WALTER TRYON LIVINGSTON7, LEONARD WILLIAM6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born July 30, 1856 in Blue Store, Livingston, Columbia Co, NY, and died March 10, 1943 in Mount Dora, Lake, FL, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery. He married LOUISA ANNA "LULA" GREGORY March 6, 1897 in Cuyahoga, Ohio442. She was born February 1870 in Iroquois Co, IL, and died 1961 in Hilliard, Nassau Co, FL.

Notes for DIRK WESSEL TENBROECK: Blue Store near the southwest line of the town, where the Highland turnpike intersects the post-road, is a hamlet containing half a dozen houses. There was a store and tavern at this place painted blue, which gave the name to the locality. Walter Tryon Livingston and Leonard W. Ten Broeck, respectively the grandfather and great-grandfather of our subject, were some of the early proprietors. 1880 census, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York: Derrick W. Ten Broeck (23) lived with his parents/siblings and worked on the farm. 1900 census, Syracuse Ward 19, Onondaga, New York: T Wessel (43) and Lulu G. (30) TenBroeck [indexed as Timbrook] with children Herman M. (2) and Ruth G. (1m). They had been married 3 years and had 2 children. Wessel was a Gov. Mail Clerk.

Children of DIRK TENBROECK and LOUISA GREGORY are: i. HERMAN MYNDERSE9 TENBROECK, b. December 1897, Syracuse, Onondaga, NY; d. April 16, 1928, Tianjin, Tianjin Municipality, China, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery443.

Notes for HERMAN MYNDERSE TENBROECK: Herman died in China at the Station Hospital, American Barracks, Tianjin. His father Dirk Wessel Ten Broeck applied for a headstone at the Rhinebeck Cemetery. ----- The body of Herman Ten Broeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ten Broeck, will be buried in the Ten Broeck family plot in the Rhinebeck cemetery this Saturday afternoon at one-thirty o’clock. He died at Tientsin, China, April 16, 1928, as a result of a fever. Mr. Ten Broeck was born in Syracuse in December, 1899. When a child he moved to Rhinebeck with his parents. He served in the World War and after the Armistice enlisted for further service in Germany and Poland. At the time of his death he was serving in the U. S. Army in China. A delegation from the American Legion will attend the services, which will be conducted by the Reverend Gabriel Farrell Jr., rector of the Church of the Messiah (The Rhinebeck Gazette, August 24, 1929).

ii. RUTH GREGORY TENBROECK, b. May 1900, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co, NY; d. August 9, 1968, Tuskegee, Macon Co, AL, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery. iii. ROBERT LIVINGSTON TENBROECK, b. February 3, 1904, Syracuse, NY; d. May 10, 1988, Dunedin, Pinellas County, Fl, interred Curlew Hills Memory Gardens; m. HELEN MARIE COWEN; b. 1912; d. 2005.

Notes for ROBERT LIVINGSTON TENBROECK: ROBERT L. TEN BROECK, 84, of Dunedin died Tuesday. He was born in Syracuse, N.Y., and moved to this area in 1971 from Wayne, Pa. He was a retired electrical engineer for General Electric Co. and a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, the Masons and First Presbyterian Church In Dunedin. He is survived by his wife, Helen; a son, Dirck W. of Baltimore; a daughter, Susan Kendall of Pittsburgh; a sister, Alice Biehl of Portland, Ore.; and three grandchildren. Curlew Hills Crematory, Palm Harbor.

iv. ALICE URSULA TENBROECK, b. December 2, 1912, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co, NY444; d. April 26, 1993, Portland, Multnomah, OR444; m. JOHN BIEHL, December 31, 1955, Stevenson, Skamania, WA445; b. 1898, Germany; d. 1981.

135. MARY ELIZABETH8 TENBROECK (WALTER TRYON LIVINGSTON7, LEONARD WILLIAM6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 2, 1867 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY446, and died May 31, 1940 in Bennington, Vermont446. She married FRANK D. EATON Abt. 1900. He was born February 1873 in Ohio.

Children of MARY TENBROECK and FRANK EATON are: i. CAROLINE L.9 EATON, b. Abt. 1905. ii. HELEN V. EATON, b. Abt. 1907. iii. CLARKSON A. EATON, b. Abt. 1909.

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136. WALTER LIVINGSTON8 TENBROECK (WALTER TRYON LIVINGSTON7, LEONARD WILLIAM6, LEENDERT "LEONARD"5, DIRK WESSELSE4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 16, 1872 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY, and died January 17, 1963 in Newburgh, Orange Co, NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery447. He married CLAIRE NEWELL FORTNEY October 18, 1893 in Rhinebeck, NY448. She was born December 20, 1874 in PA, and died March 26, 1966 in New Windsor, Orange Com NY, interred Rhinebeck Cemetery.

Notes for WALTER LIVINGSTON TENBROECK: According to a descendant, they had 15 children. 1900 census - not found 1910 census, New Windsor, Orange, New York: Walter (38) and Claire (34) TenBroeck [indexed as Fan Broeck] with children Claire N. (14), Louise W. (12), Margaret B. (11), Thomas B. (10), Earl L. (8), Mildred K. (6), Walter T.L. (5), and Leonard W. (1). They had been married 17 years and had 10 children, with 8 living. Walter was a "Milk Pedler." 1920 census, Walsh Road, New Windsor, Orange, New York: W.T.L. (47) and Claire M. (45) Tenbroeck with children Margaret P. (21), T. Benton (19), Earl L. (18), and Mildred R. (16). Walter's occupation was automobile mechanic. 1930 census, River road, New Windsor, Orange, New York: Walter (57) and Claire (54) Tenbroeck with children Theodore (19), Helen (15), and Linda (12). Walter was a Garage Mechanic. 1940 census, Walsh Road, New Windsor, Orange, New York: Walter L. (68) and Claire (65) TenBroeck with daughter Lynda (22). Walter's occupation was Auto Machanic and this shows he had completed 8th grade. Lynda was a Dress Factory Operator.

Notes for CLAIRE NEWELL FORTNEY: Baptism on 4 Oct 1875 at Bellefonte, Centre, Pennsylvania

Children of WALTER TENBROECK and CLAIRE FORTNEY are: i. CLAIRE N.9 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1896. ii. LOUISE W. TENBROECK, b. September 27, 1897, Orange Co, NY or PA449; d. January 15, 1997, New Windsor, Orange, NY, interred Woodlawn Cemetery, Orange, NY449; m. VERNON STEPHEN CRONK; b. 1897, NY; d. September 1977, Orange, NY. iii. MARGARET P. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1899. iv. THOMAS BENTON TENBROECK, b. March 9, 1900, New Windsor, Newburgh, Orange, NY450; d. September 21, 1965, NY, interred Woodlawn Cemetery451; m. EDYTHE MADELYN ANDERSEN, June 27, 1923, Orange, NY452; b. October 22, 1901, Newburgh, Orange, NY453; d. January 15, 1987, Marion, FL, interred Woodlawn Cemetery453,454.

Notes for THOMAS BENTON TENBROECK: 1940 census, Newburgh, Orange, NY: Benton (40) and Edythe (38) Ten Broeck with children William (13), Joan (8) and Madelyn (8). Benton was an Automobile Mechanie.

v. EARL L. TENBROECK, b. November 29, 1901, NY; d. November 11, 1986, Middletown, Orange, New York, interred Wallkill Cemetery455; m. CATHERINE C. MURPHY; b. July 18, 1904, NY; d. December 31, 1983, NY, interred Phillipsburg, Orange County, New York455. vi. MILDRED R. TENBROECK, b. May 1, 1903, New Windsor, Orange, NY456; d. December 24, 1988, Newburgh, Orange, NY457; m. JOHN E. CHAPMAN, September 17, 1930, Newburgh, Orange, NY458; b. September 6, 1903, Haverstraw, NY458. vii. WALTER TENBROECK, b. 1905; d. 1973; m. FLORENCE COLLINS. Notes for WALTER TENBROECK: According to a relative, they had no children. viii. LEONARD W. TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1909. ix. THEODORE BENTON TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1911. x. HELEN URSULA TENBROECK, b. December 3, 1914, NY; d. January 24, 2005; m. LENNON. xi. LINDA ZIEGLER TENBROECK, b. May 12, 1917459; d. August 4, 1994459; m. DECKER.

137. ERNEST MERRILL8 TENBROECK, REV. (WILLIAM MATTHEUS7, WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1)460 was born December 22, 1863 in Watervliet Centre, NY460, and died November 29, 1924 in Gloversville, Fulton, NY461. He married JULIA A. MCKERNON June 15, 1893 in Whitehall, NY462. She was born September 1867 in NY, and died September 4, 1938 in Gloversville, Fulton, NY.

Notes for ERNEST MERRILL TENBROECK, REV.: In the 1893 School Catalog of Syracuse Univ. 1889 - 1893. Pastor at Stuyvesant Falls, NY from 1893-95; Sharon Springs, NY; Sprout Brook; South Cambridge, NY; Nassau, NY; and

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Children of ERNEST TENBROECK and JULIA MCKERNON are: i. MARGARET MERRILL9 TENBROECK463, b. December 22, 1895, Sharon Springs, NY463; d. May 30, 1993463; m. HARRY MCLAIN KEATING, June 1, 1921, Northville, NY464; b. December 15, 1889, Rockland, Knox, Maine465; d. October 17, 1994, Rockland, Knox, Maine, interred Achorn Cemetery465. ii. MARY ELIZABETH TENBROECK, b. September 4, 1902, South Cambridge, NY466; d. Aft. 1940.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH TENBROECK: 1930 census, Helwig Street Gloversville, Fulton, NY: Julia TenBroeck (62) with her sister Anne F Mckiernan (61) and daughter Elizabeth (27). Elizabeth was a Stenographer, knitting mill. 1940 census, Albany, Albany, NY: Elizabeth M. TenBroeck (37) was a stenographer, Education Association, with 2 years of college. She lived with Mary A Hoyle (41), Lorella Goodridge (41), and Elizabeth Hoyle (23). Elizabeth, Mary and Luella are listed as "Partner." Elizabeth Hoyle is niece.

iii. EDWARD MATTHEW TENBROECK, b. July 18, 1907, Nassau, Rensselaer Co, NY467; d. January 11, 2002, Longmeadow, Hampden Co, MA, interred Longmeadow Cemetery468; m. HARRIET WOOD, November 24, 1934, Gloversville, NY469; b. July 9, 1906, Gloversville, Fulton Co, NY; d. February 26, 1991, East Longmeadow, Hampden Co, MA.

Notes for EDWARD MATTHEW TENBROECK: 1940 census, Longmeadow,Hampden, MA: Edward M. (32) and Harriet W. (33) TenBroeck with daughters Margaret (4) and Catherine C. (3). Edward was a Newspaper Reporter. Edward's WWII Registration card showed he worked for Springfield Union Publishing Company.

138. CULVER HALL8 TENBROECK (DELIA MARIA7, WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born June 1856 in NY, and died November 1, 1917 in District of Columbia, interred Rock Creek Cemetery470. He married ELLA LOUISE JOHNSON Abt. 1877, daughter of EDWIN JOHNSON and LOUISA DAVIS. She was born May 16, 1854 in NY, and died December 27, 1929 in District of Columbia, interred St. Paul's Rock Creek Cemetery471.

Notes for CULVER HALL TENBROECK: 1880 census, Watervliet, Albany, NY: Culver H. (23) and Ella L. (25) TenBroeck and daughter Louisa (9m) lived with his parents. Culver's occupation was Teaming. 1900 census, Watervliet city Ward 6, Albany, NY: Culver (44) and Ella L. (45) TenBroeck wtih daughter Laura L. (18). Culver's occupation was Shipper (Collars). 1910 census, Watervliet Ward 4, Albany, NY: Culver H. (53) and Ella L. (53) Ten Broeck with brother-in-law Stover M. Johnson (53). Culver's occupation was Shipper, Collar Shop. 1920 census, New Britain Ward 2, Hartford, CT: Ella Ten Broeck (65) lived with daughter Laura Schilling (36) and her family.

Child of CULVER TENBROECK and ELLA JOHNSON is: i. LAURA LOUISA9 TENBROECK, b. April 1, 1882, Troy, NY472; d. July 13, 1961, Freeport, NY, age 79, interred Albany Rural Cemetery472; m. ROY CHRIS SCHILLING, June 24, 1907, Watervliet, NY473; b. March 17, 1883, West Troy, NY474; d. September 22, 1942, Memorial Hospital, Wilmington, Delaware, age 59, interred Albany Rural Cemetery.

Notes for LAURA LOUISA TENBROECK: 1920 census, New Britain Ward 2, Hartford, CT: Roy C. (36) and Laura (36) Schilling with Marion Schilling (10) and Laura's mother, Ella TenBroeck (65). Roy was a Superindentent, Iron Works.

139. SABIN8 VANDEUSENTENBROECK (DELIA MARIA7 TENBROECK, WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 1861 in NY, and died Bet. 1901 - 1910 in NY. He married JOSEPHINE MITCHELL. She was born February 1861 in NY, and died Aft. 1920.

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Notes for SABIN VANDEUSENTENBROECK: 1900 census, Albany Ward 9, Albany, NY: Sabin B. (38) and Josephine (39) Ten Broeck with daughter Edith M. (15). Sabin was a Lumber Inspector.

Notes for JOSEPHINE MITCHELL: 1910 census, Newark Ward 8, Essex, NJ: Josephine TenBroeck (48) widow, lived alone. Occupation showed "Own Income."

Child of SABIN VANDEUSENTENBROECK and JOSEPHINE MITCHELL is: i. EDITH M.9 TENBROECK, b. September 1884, NY.

Notes for EDITH M. TENBROECK: 1910 census, Hackensack Ward 3, Bergen, NJ: Edith M. TenBroeck ( 27) was a boarder with Liznor Graham (51). She was a Publici School Teacher. There were three boarders in the household including Henry H. and Annie L. TenBroeck.

140. LENA M.8 TENBROECK (DELIA MARIA7, WILLIAM C.6, ANTHONY S.5, HENDRICK S.4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 1871 in NY, and died 1942 in NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY475. She married FRED J. VANVORST January 11, 1891 in Burnt Hills, NY476. He was born September 1866 in NY, and died 1963 in NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY477.

Notes for LENA M. TENBROECK: She and her husband are buried at Burnt Hills Baptist Church Cemetery (http://www.saratoganygenweb.com/BHBaptCC.htm)

Child of LENA TENBROECK and FRED VANVORST is: i. KARL ELBERT9 VANVORST, b. August 1899, NY; d. 1985, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY477; m. LUELLA A. BAUMGARTNER; b. 1902; d. 1988, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY477.

141. WILLIAM E.8 TENBROECK (ROBERT HENRY7, ABRAHAM ADAM6, ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 25, 1861 in Jersey City, New Jersey478, and died September 25, 1938 in Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois, interred Forest Park, Cook, Ill478. He married VIRGINIA WILSON, daughter of JOHN WILSON and SUSANNAH ALLEN. She was born July 1, 1865 in Summerfield, Ohio479, and died September 17, 1941 in Wilmette, Cook, Illinois, age 76, interred Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, Illinois479.

Notes for WILLIAM E. TENBROECK: His death record in Illinois shows William was in the Insurance Business.

1900 census, Milwaukee Ward 18, Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Wm E. (38) and Virginia (34) TenBroeck with children Jean M. (5) and John R. (2). Also servants Tillie Wolf (18) and Pauline Rapp (38). William's occupation was Life Insurance Special Agent. They had been married 7 years and had 3 children with 2 living.

Children of WILLIAM TENBROECK and VIRGINIA WILSON are: i. AMY S.9 TENBROECK, b. Abt. 1894, Montana; d. February 20, 1895, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, age 15m, interred West Laurel Hill. ii. JEAN M. TENBROECK, b. March 1895, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1940. iii. JOHN R. TENBROECK, b. August 1897, Maryland.

142. ROBERT H.8 TENBROECK (ROBERT HENRY7, ABRAHAM ADAM6, ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born January 1865 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ, and died Bet. 1900 - 1910. He married SUSAN L. "SUSIE" Abt. 1886. She was born December 1863 in New Jersey, and died 1937.

Notes for ROBERT H. TENBROECK: 1900 census, Bayonne Ward 1, Hudson, NJ: Robert H. (35) and Susie L. (36) Tenbroeck with children Frederick M. (13) and Annbell (5); also listed was a servant Florence Frazer (16). They had been married 14 years and had 3 children with 2 living. Robert's occupation was Bookkeeping, Hotel. 1910 census, Broadway St, Bayonne Ward 4, Hudson, NJ: Susan L. Tenbroeck was widowed and lived with son Frederick M. (23) and daughter Annbelle R. (15).

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1920 census, Bayonne Ward 1, Hudson, NJ: Susan Tenbroeck (57) with daughter Annbell (25). Susan had no occupation and Annbell was a Secretary, Broker Office.

Children of ROBERT TENBROECK and SUSAN "SUSIE" are: i. FREDERICK MORRIS9 TENBROECK, b. March 13, 1887, New Jersey480; d. December 7, 1972, Morristown, Morris, New Jersey481,482; m. ROSETTA SKEATH, 1913, NJ483; b. May 11, 1884, PA484; d. November 19, 1974, Morristown, Morris, NJ485.

Notes for FREDERICK MORRIS TENBROECK: In 1917 when he registered for the WWI Draft, Fred worked as a clerk for Standard Oil in Bayonne, NJ. 1920 census, Avenue C, Bayonne Ward 1, Hudson, NJ: F.M. Ten Broeck (32) and Rosetta (35) with daughter Rosetta S. (2). Fred was a clerk, Office oil industry. 1930 census, West 6th St, Bayonne, Hudson, NJ: Fred M. (43) and Rosetta (45) Ten Broeck with daughter Rosetta (12). Fred was a Secretary, Oil Industry.

ii. ANNABELL TENBROECK, b. October 29, 1894, New Jersey486; d. July 10, 1975, Jersey City, Hudson, NJ487.

143. THEODORE MORRIS8 TENBROECK (ROBERT HENRY7, ABRAHAM ADAM6, ADAM5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born September 1869 in New Jersey, and died Aft. 1940. He married MINNIE Abt. 1890. She was born September 1869 in NY, and died Aft. 1940.

Children of THEODORE TENBROECK and MINNIE are: i. SCHUYLER M.9 TENBROECK, b. November 1893. ii. HERBERT M. TENBROECK, b. December 1894.

144. JOHN VANDEUSEN8 TENBROECK (DAVID SAMUEL7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born May 18, 1835 in Albany Co, NY, and died January 5, 1912 in Glenville, Schenectady Co, NY, interred Hillside Cemetery488. He married DELIA MARIA TENBROECK January 13, 1856 in First Lutheran, Albany, Albany,NY, daughter of WILLIAM TENBROECK and CHRISTINA VAN DEUSEN. She was born August 1, 1837 in NY489, and died 1913 in NY, interred Hillside Cemetery, Saratoga Co, NY.

Children are listed above under (96) Delia Maria TenBroeck.

145. WESSEL VAN ORDEN8 TENBROECK (DAVID SAMUEL7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born November 14, 1839 in Columbia, NY, and died April 25, 1910 in Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural. He married FRANCES E. TAYLOR. She was born 1838 in Troy, NY, and died January 8, 1916 in Albany, NY, interred Albany Rural490.

Children of WESSEL TENBROECK and FRANCES TAYLOR are: i. GRACE9 TENBROECK. ii. BERTHA TENBROECK. iii. ARCHIBALD B. TENBROECK.

146. MARGARET ALIDA "MAGGIE"8 TENBROECK (DAVID SAMUEL7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born Abt. 1849 in NY, and died July 1, 1899 in

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Halfmoon, Saratoga Co, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery491. She married EGBERT C. SMITH. He was born 1843 in NY, and died May 23, 1915 in Halfmoon, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery491.

Notes for MARGARET ALIDA "MAGGIE" TENBROECK: Her will was probated 6 Dec 1899 in Monroe, NY. 1880 census, Chicago, Cook, IL: Egbert (36) and Maggie (30) Smith were boarders. His occupation was sewing machines. 1892 NY State census, Halfmoon, Saratoga Co: Egbert C. (49) and Margaret A. (43) Smith with son Burton L. (12). Egbert was a farmer. 1900 census, Halfmoon, Saratoga, NY: Egbert Smith (56) with son Burton (19). Egbert was a farmer and Burton was a School Teacher.

Child of MARGARET TENBROECK and EGBERT SMITH is: i. BURTON LUCIUS9 SMITH, b. September 1, 1880, Chicago, IL; d. June 8, 1963, Waterford, Saratoga, NY, interred Hudson View Cemetery492; m. (1) ADA MAY HAYNER, July 2, 1902, Halfmoon, NY493; b. 1882; d. February 8, 1939, Waterford, NY494; m. (2) ADDIE M. BELLOWS, August 31, 1946, Green Island, NY.

Notes for BURTON LUCIUS SMITH: Burton L Smith, Waterford Coal Firm Head, Dies Burton L Smith, [82], of [?] Middle St, Waterford, who conducted a coal business for many years in that village, died today at Leonard Hospital. A native of Chicago, he was graduated from Waterford High School. He was a member of the Waterford Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Addie Bellows; a son, Harold B Smith; a daughter, Mrs Lynn Cole, seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the Mason Funeral Home, 109th St and 3rd Ave, Tuesday at 11 am. Interment will be in the Hudson View Cemetery, Mechanicville (Times Record, Sat, 8 Jun 1963).

1920 census, Halfmoon, Saratoga, NY: Egbert C. Smith (66) and his son Burton L. (29) and his wife Ada M. (27) and their children Harold B. (5) and Edna M. (3). Egbert was a farmer, general farm.

147. JEREMIAH VAN RENSSELAER8 TENBROECK (PETER VAN RENSSELAER7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born 1843 in Claverack, Columbia, NY, and died November 10, 1899 in Berrien, MI, interred Union Cemetery. He married (1) ANNETTE "NETTIE" A. WEED April 18, 1867 in Niles, Berrien, MI495. She was born Abt. 1847 in MI, and died 1897 in Berrien, MI, interred Union Cemetery. He married (2) MARY J. MORRIS January 24, 1898 in Berrien, MI495. She was born Abt. 1860.

Notes for JEREMIAH VAN RENSSELAER TENBROECK: Van Rensselaer received a pension in 1881 as an invalid from his service in the Civil War; His widow received a pension in 1900 for his service during the Civil War in the PA Infantry. 1870 census, Berrien, Berrien, MI: Jeremish (26). his sitster, Margaret (17) and wife, Nettie (22) TenBroeck. He was a farm laborer and they lived next door to his parents .

Child of JEREMIAH TENBROECK and ANNETTE WEED is: i. MONTE LEE9 TENBROECK, b. August 22, 1883, Berrien County, MI; d. September 30, 1906, Berrien County, MI, interred East Union Cemetery.

148. JOHN HARDER8 TENBROECK (JACOB LAURANCE7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born August 1843 in Columbia Co, NY, and died Aft. 1930. He married MARY CATHERINE SHUFELT496 Abt. 1865 in NY, daughter of HENRY SHUFELT. She was born February 1845 in Kinderhook, NY, and died February 15, 1905 in Ghent, NY, age 61, interred Kinderhook, NY497.

Notes for JOHN HARDER TENBROECK: 1910 census, Austerlitz, Columbia, NY; Sarah A Loomis (84) was head of household that included Harder Teu Broeck (66) and Martha Teu Broeck (66). He was named as Brother-in-law and widowed. 1930 census, Manhattan, NY: John TenBroeck (86) lived with daughter Hattie Morrison and family.

Children of JOHN TENBROECK and MARY SHUFELT are: i. CHAUNCEY H.9 TENBROECK, b. April 1868, Columbia Co, NY; d. December 12, 1953, Hudson, NY497; m. ANNA; b. June 1869, NY.

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ii. HATTIE MAY TENBROECK, b. July 30, 1873, NY498; m. JOHN MORRISON, January 17, 1894, Stattsville, NY499; b. Abt. 1872, Scotland.

Notes for HATTIE MAY TENBROECK: 1910 census, West 49th St, Manhattan Ward 22, New York, NY: Hattie M. (37) and John (38) Morrison with children Nellie M. (14), Catherine E. (12), John R. (2) and Robert M. (0). They had been married 17 years and had 4 children all living. John's occupation was Tinsmith, and industry was "own account." 1930 census, 1930 census, Manhattan, NY: John (58) and Hattie (56) Morrison with their son George (15) and her father John (86). John Morrison was a roofing contractor.

149. HENRY H.8 TENBROECK (WILLIAM AMBROSE7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 1, 1856 in NY500, and died July 29, 1941 in Williamsport, Lycoming, PA, age 84-9-28, interred Wildwood Cemetery500. He married (1) ELLA WILSON. She was born 1857 in PA, and died 1894 in Williamsport, Lycoming, PA, age 36, interred Wildwood Cemetery. He married (2) OELLA “DELLA” THOMAS Abt. 1897 in PA. She was born October 1862 in PA, and died 1956.

Notes for HENRY H. TENBROECK: 1900 census, Williamsport, Lycoming, PA: Henry H. (42) and Oella (37) Ten Broeck with children Mary (12) and Helen (11m). Henry was a Book keeper. They had been married 2 years and Oella had 1 child.

Child of HENRY TENBROECK and OELLA THOMAS is: i. HELEN G.9 TENBROECK, b. January 1900.

150. WILLIAM H.8 TENBROECK (JEREMIAH "JERE"7, WILLIAM SAMUEL6, SAMUEL JEREMIAH5, JEREMIAH4, SAMUEL3, DIRCK WESSELSE2, WESSEL WESSELSE1) was born October 1854 in Ulster Co, NY, and died November 18, 1923 in Kingston, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery501. He married ANNA MYERS Abt. 1883. She was born October 1863 in NY, and died October 18, 1944 in Saugerties, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery501.

Notes for WILLIAM H. TENBROECK: 1900 census, Saugerties, Ulster, NY: Wm H. (45) and Maria (36) TenBroeck [indexed as Tunbrook] with servant Grace Titsu (18) and son, Raymond Tunbrook (14). William's occupation was Farmer. This record shows they had been married 17 years and had 3 children with 1 living. 1920 census, Glasco Glenpike, Saugerties, Ulster, NY: William H. (66) and Anna (56) Ten Broeck with daughter- in-law Elsie TenBroeck (33) and a hired man.

Child of WILLIAM TENBROECK and ANNA MYERS is: i. RAYMOND9 TENBROECK, b. January 24, 1886, Glasco, NY502; d. September 24, 1916, Kingston, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery in Saugerties503; m. ELSIE LASHER, November 24, 1907, Flatbush, NY504; b. August 6, 1885, Saugerties, Ulster Co, NY505; d. August 7, 1956, Saugerties, NY, interred Mountain View Cemetery in Saugerties506.

Notes for RAYMOND TENBROECK: 1910 census, Saugerties, Ulster, NY: Raymond (24) and Elsie (23) Tenbroeck [indexed as Tembrook]. They had been married 2 years and his occupation was Agent, Ag ___. 1915 NY State census, Saugerties, Ulster County: Raymond (30) and Elsie (30) Tenbroeck lived with his parents. His occupation was Salesman, Drill Co.

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