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Category Archives: Line – ROFF
Johannes Best
Johannes Best (c. 1718) was born in Central Camp, Columbia County, NY about 1718. He was a first born American and son of Jacob Best (c. 1690-c. 1780) and Anna Christina Dederick who were Palatine immigrants. Johannes Best married Eva … Continue reading
Posted in -8th Generation, Best Ancestry, Line - ROFF, Livingston, NY, Served in War
Tagged Fought in a revolution, slave ownership
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Johannes Best, Jr.
Johannes Best, Jr. (1751-1820) was born April 24, 1751 in Livingston Manor, NY which is now known as Johnstown. He was a second generation American and was baptized four days later with sponsors Johannes Petrie and Thipyta Ham. His parents … Continue reading
Posted in -7th Generation, Best Ancestry, Line - ROFF, Livingston, NY, Served in War
Tagged Fought in a revolution, Rest together RIP
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Abraham Best, Sr.
Abraham Best, Sr. (1794-1871) was born in Claverack, Columbia County, NY on January 21, 1790. He was baptized on April 4, 1790 with sponsors Petrus Herder and Sarah Mesich (Mesick). His parents were Johannes Best (1751-1820) and Margaret Mesick (1756-1831) … Continue reading
Posted in -6th Generation, Best Ancestry, Claverack, NY, Line - ROFF
Tagged insanity, Rest together RIP
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Abraham Best, Jr.
Abraham Best, Jr. (1823-1904) was born in Claverack, Columbia County, NY on September 15, 1823. His parents were Abraham Best, Sr. (1790-1871) and Harriet Van Deusen (1787-1859). He was one of eight children and the second oldest son. By age … Continue reading
Posted in -5th Generation, Best Ancestry, Colonie/Watervliet, NY, Line - ROFF
Tagged Owned significant real estate, Rest together RIP
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Carl Neher
Carl Neher (Nehr) (c. 1676-1733) was born about 1676 in Birkenfield, Westerich, Germany. He was the eldest of six children of Hans Jacob Nohr and Gertraud Sohn. The European home of his family was at Birkenfeld, in the commune Trarbach … Continue reading
Joseph Rikert
Joseph Rikert (c. 1670-c. 1742) was born about 1670 in Kirchberg, Wurtemberg, Germany. He was a Palantine immigrant who became a founder of Rhinebeck and active in the establishment of three churches. His father was Hans (John) Reichard of Kirchberg, … Continue reading
Thoughts on Palatine Ancestors
What interests me about genealogical research is the discovery of historical context. I was surprised to learn that I have Palatine ancestors. They suffered a horrible passage by sea only to be tricked by the government and left to fend … Continue reading
Johannes Runkle
Johannes (Johan – Hance) Runkle (c. 1735-1803) was born about 1735, probably in the Runkle region of Germany. He was the progenitor of Runkles in New York State, a farmer who fought in the Revolutionary War, as well as the … Continue reading
John Runkle
John Runkle (1756-1813) was born March 28, 1756 in the Boght (Watervliet), NY. He was my third great grandfather. His parents were Johan Runkle (1730-1803) and Anna Barbara Neher (1728-1793). John’s father purchased a 246 acre farm in October 1769 … Continue reading
Posted in -6th Generation, Line - ROFF, Runkle Ancestry, Served in War, Van Woert Ancestry
Tagged Rest together RIP
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Frederick Roff
Frederick ROFF (about 1728-1825) was born in 1728, probably in Germany although some believe he was of Dutch origin. How and when he immigrated by sea remains unknown. He served in the Revolutionary War, owned a farm, had a son … Continue reading
Posted in -7th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Colonie/Watervliet, NY, Line - ROFF, Roff Ancestry, Served in War, Tollhamer Ancestry
Tagged Economic political trauma, Parents' loss of adult child
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