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Category Archives: -9th Generation
Tobias Van Deusen
Tobias Van Deusen (1696-1781) was the fourth son of Robbert (Teuwisse) Van Deusen (c. 1665-) and Cornelia Martense Van Buren. He was baptized at Claverack, NY on August 16, 1696 with sponsors were Antoni Bries and Tryntje Bries. His maternal … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, Claverack, NY, Line - ROFF, Van Deusen Ancestry
Tagged Farmer
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James Murphy
James Murphy/Murfey (1685-1729) was born about 1685 in Kent County, Maryland. The identity of his parents is unknown but they came by sea to America. Perhaps they were English or Irish. He married the widow of Thomas Hynson. The activities … Continue reading
Edward Smith
Edward Smith (-1700) was born probably in Penryn, Cornwall, England and he along with and brothers Robert Smith (1706/7) and Renatus Smith (-1719) probably arrived by sea about 1677. Since it is known that Robert arrived as a free adult … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Eastern Shore of Maryland, Line - CLEMENS, Smith Ancestry
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Owned significant real estate, Parents' loss of adult child, Planter
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William Clayton (1655-1721)
William Clayton (c. 1655-1721) was born about 1655, probably in England. He is the earliest known Clayton settling around the Eastern Shore of Maryland. His name “Clayton” was used for many generations to come. There is an earlier noted William … Continue reading
Viet Musig
Viet Musig (Muzigh, Mesick) was born near Heidelberg, Germany about 1690 during a time of religious intolerance for Protestants by Catholics. He married and immigrated with his family to New York by sea in 1710. He created a foundation for … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, Line - ROFF, Livingston, NY, Mesick Ancestry, Palatine Immigrant, Served in War
Tagged Economic political trauma, Farmer, Parents' early loss of child
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Jacob Best
Jacob Best (c. 1690-) (aka Bast, Beest) was probably born about 1690 in the neighborhood of Schonbach and Herborn about 40 km. north and a little to the west of Frankfurt, Germany. He arrived by sea to America to become … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Best Ancestry, Germantown, NY, Line - ROFF, Palatine Immigrant, Served in War
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Economic political trauma, Owned significant real estate
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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
Reverend Stephen Bordley
Stephen Bordley (1674-1709), who later became Reverend Stephen Bordley, was born in Tunstall, England. His father was Stephen Bordley (1637-1695) and his mother was Margaret Colston. (c. 1640-1720) She was the daughter of William Colston of Newcastle and Margaret Proctor of … Continue reading
Posted in -9th Generation, ARRIVED BY SEA, Bordley Ancestry, Eastern Shore of Maryland, Line - CLEMENS, Through Son
Tagged Early loss of spouse, Parents' early loss of child
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Martin Buck
Martin Buck (1689-1743) was born in Germany, perhaps in the Palatine. He was widowed, remarried, naturalized, and became a land owner in Beekman Patent. Martin’s father Paul Buck was born in Doretz, Germany and his mother is unknown. On November … Continue reading
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Tagged Early loss of spouse, Economic political trauma
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