Caudebec in America / A Record of the Descendants of Jacques Caudebec 1700 to 1920

VAN ETTEN LINE

1. JACOB JANSEN VAN ETTEN came from Etten, North Brabrandt, Holland. He died at Hurley, Ulster County, in 1693. He m. on Dec. 28, 1664, Annatje Adriance of Amsterdam. His son,

2. Jan Van Etten, bap. Jan. 3, 1666, m. 1692, Jannetje Rossa. His son,

3. Jacob Van Etten, bap. Dec. 25, 1696, m. April 22, 1719, Antjen Westbrook. His son,

4. Anthony Van Etten, b. at Naponach, bap. at Kingston, June 12, 1726, d. 1778, m. Aug. 3, 1750, at Nameneek, Annatje (Hannah) Decker. His son,

5. Anthony Van Etten, m. Jemima Cuddeback of the fourth generation. Another son,

5. Levi Van Etten, bap, Feb. 12, 1758, m. Nov. 27, 1777 Jane Westbrook. His dau.,

6. Blandina Van Etten, m. Dec. 26, 1805, Benjamin Cuddeback of the fourth generation.

Caudebec, France map

Cuddebackville, America

Traditional Home in France

CAUDEBEC IN NORMANDY, FRANCE

The home of our ancestor, from which he fled, a Huguenot refugee in 1685, is a small town on the right bank of the Seine, about midway between Havre and Rouen. At this point the river St. Gertrude, flowing down between the two mountain peaks Mt. Calidee and Mt. Vignette, empties into the Seine.

Caudebec, the capital of Caux, is within a triangle, its base the bank of the Seine on which is a wharf 13.78 ft. above sea level and on which runs the government road toward Havre. The apex of the triangle lies at a point along the St. Gertrude river between the mountain peaks which have an altitude of about 500 ft.

The region has a light, alluvial, productive soil—soft, mild temperature and is most healthful.

The valley of the Seine through Normandy is one of the most beautiful in France, rich in memories, a paradise for the artist and archaeologist.

For centuries Caudebec was a seaport. The incoming tide, a wall of water 5 or 6 ft. high, was forced upstream with great rumbling. This alternating with the natural flowing downstream has caused the river to become shallow. These factors together with the building of larger ships have caused the abandonment of Caudebec as a seaport.

As to the origin of the name Caudebec, authorities differ. It is thought to be of Norse or Icelandic origin, coined by the Normans. Kalder—Kalt—cold, and Bek meaning a rivulet—Kalt bek (Caudebec) meaning cold brook and applying it to the St. Gertrude river as it flows into the Seine.

Traces of former occupation of this region and of varying degrees of civilization are abundant. For centuries the land was occupied by barbarous, wandering tribes of various origin. They were continually disputing, fighting and exterminating one another. About 49 B. C. the Romans were attracted to this region. They conquered and subdued the tribes and continued to control that part of Normandy for about five centuries. There are yet evidences of Roman occupation in and about Caudebec and of the occupancy of it by barons, dukes and other royalties. Fragments of Gallo-Roman potteries are found at Caudebec, also coins stamped with Calidu upon them. Calidu was the chief tribal town of the Caletes at the time of the Roman conquests of France. Julius Caesar conquered these people and constituted a Roman colony on the site of Caudebec about 648 A. D. St. Vandrille founded a monastry "near a sparkling stream in the forest" which under the influence of Charlemange grew rapidly. It had many students, at one time over three hundred. The village of Caudebec was formed below it and the town developed rapidly in population and importance. This condition continued until late in the 9th century.

Following this the Franks gained control and established their first monarchy and with their feudal rules controlled the country and the people. In the ninth century the Norsemen—Northmen (Normans) established their colonies and took possession of the fertile valleys of northern France, where their aggressive industry and assertive ways enabled them to possess the land. They adopted civilized manners, language, customs and pursuits and became an energetic, skillful, warm-hearted, patriotic people—the best sailors, fishermen, agriculturists, and manufacturers in all France.

In the 11th century Caudebec became the commercial town and the central market in the land of Caux.

In the 16th century tanneries were established and the manufacture of gloves and hats developed extensively, becoming the chief industry. The black hat of Caudebec with the large black feather was made here as was most of the headgear worn in France. The French court adopted this Caudebec hat, a large black beaver with a long feather, and later it was used almost universally in France.

The church at Caudebec is said to be one of the finest in Normandy. It has suffered greatly by reason of the sectional wars that have repeatedly devastated the country, especially those of the 16th and 17th centuries. It was built originally in the 11th century and has been enlarged and repaired repeatedly. The splendid tower was completed in 1491.

On August 15th, 1415, Henry V of England caused the land of Caux to be the seat of war, which lasted several years. In May, 1418, the town of Caudebec, besieged by the English army under generals Warwick and Talbot, made a heroic defence, but surrendered in September. It remained in English hands until 1435 when the peasantry of Caux rebelled against English rule. A protracted war followed which caused famine and plague and the land was reduced almost to a desert. The province remained the seat of war until 1499 when Charles VII took Rouen by storm and later made triumphal entry into Caudebec with an army of 12,000 men. The country prospered, Caudebec grew—most of the houses in the town date to that period of the 15th century.

Caudebec, France river

Caudebec, France vista

Market Place, Caudebec

There are few changes in them, as new windows, new doors, but they remain the same old wooden buildings with wooden galleries suspended over the narrow, irregular, oddly paved streets. Today in Caudebec one breathes the air of the middle ages.

The Reformation—the great religious awakening of the 16th century—developed great sympathy in Caudebec. The Protestants, the Huguenots (a term borrowed from Switzerland, meaning bound together by oath) were quite numerous. Religious wars followed. The English assisted the Protestants—the Spanish, the Catholics. Rival dukes and princes sought to take advantage of these conditions and conflicts followed from which pillage, incendiarism, and destruction resulted.

On April 24, 1592, Caudebec capitulated to the Duke of Palma, On May 15th it capitulated a second time to Henry IV of France amid the cheers of the people.

On April 15th Henry IV issued the "Edict of Nantes" and established universal liberty and equality as to religious professions and worship. Great general prosperity followed, especially in manufacture and agriculture.

On Oct. 17, 1685, Louis XIV revoked "the Edict of Nantes." This was followed by persecution, pillage, and destruction of property and people, especially of the Huguenots. Great numbers of people fled from France and among them our progenitor Jacques Caudebec.

On Sept. 19, 1749, Louis XV visited Caudebec with all the splendor of the French court. With their enthusiastic Royalist spirit the people unharnessed the horses and they themselves drew the royal carriage.

Caudebec is to-day a noted summer resort with a population of about 2,000, with fairs three times a year, with annual boat regattas, with provision for pleasure and entertainment. The people of nearby cities may thus enjoy its healthful climate and its hospitality.

A recent traveller has thus viewed Caudebec as approached from the sea by river. "Between the great forest of Maulevrier on our left and the green meadows on our right is the great broad Seine, fringed with shady arbors and with rows of modest homely hotels. The graceful church spire dominates the town which is in the midst of rising green hills. The old Caudebec, one of the oldest of Norman towns, with its medieval houses, narrow, crooked, ill-paved streets, was built on the site of the Roman settlement, Lotum and gives unmistakable evidence of its antiquity. The quaint windows and doorways, the overhanging and irregular roofs almost against one another are everywhere visible and are covered with creeping vines and climbing flowering plants."

Caudebec, France church

Caudebec, France street

Caudebec, France river

"A LITTLE THING IS A LITTLE THING, BUT FAITHFULNESS IN LITTLE THINGS IS A GREAT THING."

MAY SOME MEMBER OF THE FAMILY COMPLETE AND CONTINUE THIS RECORD, AND MAY THE STERLING WORTH AND CHARACTER OF OUR ANCESTORS ENDURE THROUGH THE COMING GENERATIONS.

"RIGHT LIVING IN ITS SILENCE IS MORE POWERFUL THAN WORDS, AND CHARACTER, WHEN TOUCHED, RINGS OUT TRUE SWEET MUSIC."

Port Jervis, N.Y., July 4th, 1919

[Transcriber's Note: This is William L. Cuddeback's original index except the numbers after names in this index have been changed from page numbers. They are now the reference number for the lineage paragraph(s) in which a person of that name is discussed or a key to a listing in the table of contents. Again, superscripts are given to indicate the generation. A question mark in brackets indicates the entry could not be verified. If a number precedes the [?], there is a possible, though not exact name in that lineage paragraph.]

[Key to Table of Contents]

{[1gen] The narrative following lineage paragraph 1. [deed] Deeds, Lands, Papers, Etc. [pat] The Cuddeback Patent Dissolved [ped: name] Pedigrees of Allied Families [pion] Pioneer Days}

Aartss, Garrett, [deed]: Jacob, [deed]
Abrams, Elizabeth, 237
Ackerman, Prudence, 63, 190
Ackerson, Catherine, 55S, 157, 165
Adams, Ann Eliza, 163: C. F., 328; Charles A., 168; Elizabeth, 166; Emerson H., 140; Ensley,⁵ 56, 171; Etta, 168; Frank, 168; Fred, 168; Georgetta, 168; Hannah, 163; Harry, 140; Havilah, 168; Hulda,⁵56; Hulda, 166, 169; Ida, 168; Isaiah,⁵56; Isaiah,⁵ 170; James,⁵56; James, 168; James B., 168; Jennie, 170; John, 168; John S.,⁵56; John S., 172; Josephine, 163; Lucy, 167; Maria, 166; Mary, 167; Mattie, 170; M. Estella,168; Philah,⁵56; Philah, 167; Robert, 163; Samuel, 21, 56, 170; Sara, 168; Sarah H., 168; Spencer, 140; Susan, 166, 170; Sylvanus,⁵56; Sylvanus, 166; Warren, 140; Zilla, 171
Adkins, Ada Grace, 155: Joseph L., 155
Adriance, Annetje, 12, [ped: Van Etten]: Carrie, 214; Cornelius, 78, 214; John, 214
Aelberts, Elsje, [pion], [1gen]
Alberts, Eva, [ped: Emigrant]
Alexander, Lizzie, 98
Allen, Hattie, 125
Allyn, A. B., Dr., 192
Alwood, Sophie, 271
Anderson, Anna Mabel, 95: W. R., 192
Andrews, Richard, 210
Angelo, Harry, 154: Pearl, 154
Angle, Catherine, 67
Ammerman, Hannah R., 15
Armstrong, John W., 277: Lancelot W., 112; Louisa, 193, 294; Martha, 193, 293; Mary Agnes, 112; Mary D., 203
Arnold, Jennie, 224: Thos. H.,224; Willie, 224
Arnst, Elizabeth M., 126
Artis, Hazel, 188
Atchison, William Melville, 101
Augustine, Linus, 118
Austin, Annettie, 140: Anthony, 140; Cornelia, 140; Dorr, 140; Fred C, 140; George, 140; Henry Warren, 140; James, 140; James B., 140; Mabel, 140; M. Estelle, 140; Miriam, 140; Ogden, 140; Warren, 50, 140

Babcock, Ann, 118: Betsy, 118; Catherine, 117; Edward, 288; Howard, 288; Hugh, 288; Kenneth, 288
Bacon, Charles L., 123: Lewis Earl, 123; W. N., 123
Bagley, Louis C, 263
Bailey, Eliza, 102: Margaret, 56, 172
Baird, Ada L., 286
Ballance, Mary, 146
Barber, Alfred, 154: Cora, 154
Barents, Sara, [1gen]
Barker, Anna, 140
Barnes, Edward, 175: Lucien F., 175
Barrick, Catherine, 179: Ellen, 179; Henry, 179; Sarah, 179
Barstow, Carrie, 133, 244: Henrietta, 133, 244
Bartholomew, Walter, 199
Bartlet, Eliza, 155
Bassett, James, 203
Bate, Clara, 152
Beaks, John G., 102
Beattie, Elizabeth, 134, 247
Beatty, Louise Beckwith, 95
Beemer, Sarah E., 174
Beers, Isabella, 104
Bell, Berteha C., 103, 131: Emmet H., 319; Esther, 131; Margaret, 131; Reuben, 131; Sarah, 104
Benedict, Amanda, 96: Roger W., 264; Sally, 25, 62; William, 95, 96; William A., 264
Benjamin, Joshua, 57: Margaret, 157
Bennett, Agnes, 112, 289: Augustus, 290; Alice, 112, 290, 328, 331; Almeda, 118; Anna, 289; Benjamin, 177; Bessie, 286; Blandina, 48, 61; Burnett, 181; Clara C., 289; David, 65, 177, 286; Denton, 287; Edith, 288; Edward E., 213; Emma, 198, 213, 217; Emma E., 328; Esther, 177; Florence, 290, 328; Galen, 177, 289; George, 287; George M., 209; Grace, 290, 328; Hannah,⁵61; Harrison, 181; Henry,⁵61; Henry, 178; Howard, 289; Howell S., 120, 290; Ida, 197; Jane, 119, 197; James,⁴ 68; James, 81; James,⁵ 87, 155; James, 132, 155, 156, 157, 198; James Edgar, 199; John B., 213; John E., 112, 198; John Edgar, 112; Joseph,⁵61; Joseph, 181; Laura, 198; Lena, 287; Louisa, 328; Lydia, 181; Mary,⁵61; Mary, 96, 179; Olive, 286; Peter, 181; Saffrein, 178, 287; Sally, 180, 181; Samuel, 179; Sarah, 177, 287, 290; Soveryn,⁵61; William, 182; William E, 328; William H., 205, 304; William S., 290; Wilhelmus Westfall, 177, 288; Wilton Randolph, 286
Berg, Christian, 103
Berger, Ralph, 131
Bevans, Libbie, 102: Maggie, 291; Mary, 275
Bevier, Ann Maria, [ped: Elting]
Biddis, Lillie D., 327
Bidwell, Charles, 252a: Hector J., 136, 252a; Jessie, 252a; Peter, 252a
Billet, Hazel E., 289
Bishop, Nettie, 308: Oscar, 109; Samuel, 109
Black, Howard (Col.), 262
Blanchau, Elizabeth, 8, [ped: Low]
Blizzard, Kate, 107
Blood, Charles Kenneth, 129: James Herbert, 129; LeRoy, 129; Nelson, 129; Raymond C, 129; Sarah Helen, 129; William Wallace, 129
Bodle, Chas. R., 111, 199: David W., 199; Howard C, 199
Bogert, Adelaide, 152: Adelia, 152; Cora, 152; John, 152; Katie, 152; Maude, 152; Peter, 52, 152, 152; Rachel, 152
Bonnell, Benjamin W., 259, 321: Clarence (M. D.), 112; Cornelia, 321; Elizabeth, 208; Emma, 208; Florence, 112; Fraser C., 112; Isaac, 95, 259; Jennie, 259, 325; John L., 208; Jonathan, 147, 259; Joseph, 259, 324; Lansing, 259; Mary, 208; Myra, 259, 322; Nancy, 321; Sarah F., 259, 323; Thomas J, 112
Bradley, Armitta, 54, 156: James B., 33 nternal">9; Helena, [deed]; Heyltje,³ 58; J., [deed]; Jacob,² 5; Jacob, 35, [deed]; Jacobus, [deed]; Jacobus,³ 9; Jacomyntje, [pion]; James,³ 9; Manual,³ 9; Marytie, [deed]; Naomi,² 10; Naomie, [deed]; Peter,³ 9; Petrus,³ 9; Philip,³ 9; William, [deed]
Coddebeck, Jacob, [deed]
Codebecke, James, [deed]
Codeber, Jacob, [deed]
Coe, Sarah A., 98
Cogdill, Salley Jane, 95
Coldwell, Samuel E., 240
Cole, Amarantha, 275: Benjamin, [?]; Bessie, 102; Blase, 102; Blase, Dr., 102; Carrie, 168; Catherine,⁶ 102; Cobus, 102; Cornelia, 102, 200; Diana,⁶ 102; Eaton Shimer, 102; Eleanor, 102; Eleanor,⁶ 102; Elias, 102; Eliza, 98, 102; Elizabeth D., 102, 200; Frederick, 102; Hannah Jane, 102; Harry, 102; Henrietta D., 102; Isaac,⁶ 102; J. Irving, 102; Jacob,⁶ 102; Jacob, 102; Jacobus, 26; Jacobus B., 44; James,⁶ 102; James E., 102, 114, 200; James E., Capt., 102; Jason, 106; Judson, 106; Lena,³ 2; Leonard, 102; Loren J., 102, 200; Lydia, 106; Margaret, [?]; Margery,⁵ 46; Maria,³57; Ada, 107; Adaline, 209; Adeline,⁶ 99; Augusta, 287; Augustus,⁶101; Albert LeRoy, 129; Alfred,⁵ 233; Alice L., 315; Alice M., 250, 317; Allen Winter, 95; Alva, 111; Alva Elston, 111; Amanda, 130; Amelia Marvin, 250; Ann,⁵ 79; Ann Eliza, 240; Ann Maria, 135; Anna, 111; Anna Belle, 123; Anna Mills, 248a; Aseneth,⁵ 83, 134; Aseneth J.,⁶123; Blanche, 111, 136, 240, 254; Blandina, 129, 135; Blandina Maria,⁶ 251; Benj.,²[pion], [pat]; Benj.,³ 20; Benjamin,⁴[pion], 20, 49; Benj.,⁵ 47, 81; Benjamin,⁶ 241; Benjamin, 129, 132, 137, 298, [ped: Van Etten]; Benjamin E., 69, 249, 313; Benjamin Elting, 136; Benjamin Elting,⁶ 249; Benjamin⁷ Franklin, 95; Betsy,⁵ 88; Blake, 130; Burt, 123; Caroline, 132; Caroline Lee, 101; Caroline Martha, 249; Carrie, 123, 230; Carrie E., 111; Catherine, 43, 44, 45, 95, 100, 107, 130; Catherine,⁵ 47, 48, 117, 105; Lefevre, 217; Legrand, 123; Lena, 123; Letitia, 130; Levi,⁴ 20, 34; Levi,⁵ 47, [?], 83, 123, 132; Lewis⁵ 47, 101; Lewis,⁶ 240; Lewis, 43, 101, 105, 129, 132, 309; Libbie, 123; Livia, 79; Locke,⁵ 86; Louisa,⁴ 34; Lulu, 109; Luther L., 95; Lydia,⁵ 49; Lydia,⁶ 234; Lydia, 129, 139, 200; Maggie, 123, 130; Margaret,⁵ 43, 45, 47, 86, 96, 110, 119; Margaret, 49, 97, 125, [?], 130, 135; Margaret,⁶98, 123; Margret Alice, 131; Margaret Ellen, 107; Maria,⁵ 45, 79, 112; Maria, 59, 105, 129; Maria J., 129; Marion E., [?]; Martha,⁵ 45, 113; Martha, 99; Martha,⁶ 223; Martha Elizabeth, 131; Martha Jane, 95, 111; Martin, 97, 123; Martin,⁵ 82; Martin V., 130; Mary,⁵ 80, 82, 86, 118, 118; Lea, 118; Levi, 118; Nancy,⁶118; Nettie, 118; Mary, 118, 118; Miriam, 118; Orlando, 118; Rosa, 118; Rosetta, 118; Roy J, 118; Vitellus, 118; William,⁶118
Cudney, Rebecca, 96
Currie, Alexander, 111
Cutler, Bella, 63, 190

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Elting, Ann Bevier, 49, 135

Cornelius, [ped: Elting]

Cornelius C, Rev., [ped: Elting]

Elting, Jan, [ped: Elting]

Jemima,² 1, 4

Josias, [ped: Elting]

Roelif, [pion], 4, [ped: Elting]

Emory, Nettie, 123

Emerson, Alicia Jane, 306

Gouverneur, 306

Gove, Dr., 307

H. E., M. D., 306

Madge, 306

Nellie, 210, 306

Vincent, Dr., 206, 306

Ennes (Enness), Alexander, 26

Alexander,⁴ 29, 74

Alexander,⁵ 65

Benj., 37

Cobus,⁴ 29

Daniel,³ 6

Daniel, 25, 29, 65

Daniel,⁵ 74

Elizabeth,⁴ 29

Esther,⁵ 65

James,⁴ 29

Lena,⁵ 65

Lena, 177, 286

Margaret,³ 22

Phoebe, 71, 204

Sally Ann, 210

Sally Ann,⁴ 29

Sally Ann.⁵ 74

William, 29

Everitt, Caty J., 193, 291

Charles, 208, 294

Daniel D., 193, 292

Edward, 293

Fannie A., 293

George, 294

Hannah Jennie, 114

Harold, 292

Harvey C, 292

Hazel, 208, 294

Isaac J., 193, 293

James A., 193

John A., 292

John D., 66, 193, 293

John E., 294

Martin, 294

Martin C, 193, [ped: St. John]

Guimar, Abraham, 48

Guimair, Peter, [pion], [ped: Guimar]

Pierre, [ped: Guimar]

Guimard, Peter, [deed], [deed], [deed]

Gumaer, Abraham, 33

Adeline, 96

Augustus, 103

Alexander, 96

Alice, 96, 96, 103

Andrew Augustus, 103

Andrew J., 103

Andrew Jackson, 77

Ann, 96

Anna, 96, 96, 122

Annie, 9, 86, 99, 235, [ped: Emigrant]

Annie E., 103

Bennett.96 [?]

Burt, 122

Catherine, 96, 96

Cecil E., 103

Charity, 69, 197

Charles C., 96

Charlotte,⁶ 96

Charlotte, 122, 124

Chauncey I., 103

Christiana, 96

Cynthia, 51, 147

Cyrus, 96

DeWitt, 96

Dolph, 103, 301

Edsall, 96, 96

Eliza, [?], [?]

Elizabeth, 96, 103

Ellen, 122

Elmer, 122

Esther, 48

Esther,³ 4, 19

Esther,⁴ 20

Esther Harriet,⁵ 77

Esther H., 103

Eunice, 42, 122

Ezekiel, [pion], 33, 99, 103, [ped: Guimar]

Ezekiel,³ 8

Ezekiel,⁵ P., 77

Ezekiel P., 103

Florence, 112

Mary, 183, 184

Mary,⁵62

Mary,⁶112

Mary E., 289

Mary Elizabeth, 112

Mary Jane, 62

Obadiah, 305

Phoebe, 175a

Richard, 188

Roanna,⁴ 26

Ross, 305

Saffrein, 23

Saffrein,⁴ 60

Sally, 203

Samuel W., 108, 203

Sara, [ped: Titsworth]

Sarah, 183

Wells, 119

Wilhamena, 190

Willhamena, 63

William, 176, 188

William H., 190

William H.,⁵63

William P., 176

Hopkins, Emaline, 124

Deborah, 124 [?]

Horton, Abigail, [ped: St. John]

Mary, 108

Hossey, Judith, 18

House, Eliza, 274

Elizabeth, 150

Howard, DeWitt, 118

Edward, 142

Franklin, 142

Mabel, 142

Mark, 142

Martha, 142

Oscar, 142

Orson, 142

S. Vannette, 142

William, 50, 142

Howe, Clarence, 253

Howes, Claude, 154

Harold, 154

Hoyt, Isadore, 98

Hughes, Georgiana, 200

Hulse, Charles, 163

Grace H..163

Henrietta.163

Ida M..163

Minnie G..163

Thomas, 163

Humphrey, Jane, 180

Hunt, A. M., 118

Lois H. Cudebec, 118

Jefferson Dunning, 104

Mary Cudebec, 118

Samuel, 104

Hunziger, Henry, 213

Louise, 213

Huston, O. P., Dr., 275

Ingersol, Harry, 162: Wesley, 162; Abraham, 103, [ped: Low]; Dinah,⁴ 30; Jacobus,³ 8; Jane,³ 8, 30; Margaret,³ 8, 32; Naomi,³ 8, 33; Naomi, 103, [ped: Guimar]; Sarah,³ 8, 31; Sarah,⁴ 30; Tys, [ped: Low]
Louwe, Pieter Cornelisse, 8: Pieter C., [ped: Low]
Lovett, Lydia, 225
Low, Thomas, 251
Lowe, Eva Cuddeback, 233: Hicks, 233
Lucas, William, 305
Lundy, Civila, 210
Lyon, Annie M., 261, 326: Benjamin, 261; Emma C., 261; Emma M., 200; Fannie D., 327; John W., 261, 327; Josephine W., 327; Robert E., 327; Sarah, 261; Thomas, 327; Thomas J., 147, 200, 261
Lytle, Gertrude D., 258

Mackherter, Mary, 57
Malven, Alice Dimmick, 135, 250, [ped: St. John], [ped: Malven]: Anna B., 279; Anna M., 273; Elizabeth, 150, 276; George, 250, [ped: St. John], [ped: Malven]; John, [ped: Malven]; John S., 279 [?]; Joseph W., 279; Martha J., 279; Philip S., 150, 279
Mains, Walter S.. Rev..319
Mapes, Caroline, 43, 99: Hattie, 97; Marv, 97; William, 97
Marshall, Ellen, 161: Jennie, 161; James, 161; John, 1 ass="pginternal">98; Leonard, 98; Lewellyn, 98; Lulu, 98; Martha, 98; Mary, 98; Mina, 98 [?]; Solomon V. E., 98; William, 98, 298
Norwin, Nicholas, 181
Northrop, Hannah J., 123
Nyce, Anna R., 126: Eva, 126; George, 126; John, 208; John W., 90; Margaret, 181; Solomon W., 208; Susan Van C., 208; William H., 72, 208

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Derrick, 26

Eleanor, 102

Harmon Hendrick, 3

James,³ 7

Maria, 39, 89

Rachel, 3

Sarah, 15, 39

Royce, Garrison, 62

Ruddick, Florence, 332

Hamilton, 328, 332

Rundle, Egbert, 228

Ella, 228

Eva, 228

Helen, 228

Ida, 228

James, 228

Martha, 228

Mary, 228

Norman, 81, 228

Sarah, 228

William, 228

Russel, Annie, 175

Rust, John, Rev., 262

Rutse, Jacob, [deed]

Rutsen, Jacob, [deed]

Sanford, Mary B., 101
Saviers, John, 152: Peter W., 152
Sawyer, Maria B., 199, 303
Sayre, Caroline Eliza, 75: Eva, 126; George T., 126
Schill, Sarah K., 129
Schlecht, Jacomyntje, [ped: Elting]
Schoonmaker, Jacob M., 210
Schoonover, Chester, 64: Deborah, [ped: Emigrant]; Mary J., 64
Schuyler, Arent, [deed]
Schwaderer, George J., 302
Scott, Addie, 99: Catherine Fountain, 110; Frank, 99; Luella, 155; Marion Stanard, 244; Samuel Beverly, 244; William E., 99
Schultz, Cordelia D., 108
Sears, Clifford, 98: Daniel, 98
Seybolt, Caroline, 125: Fred, 125; Ida Caroline, 240; Jerry, 125; Ruth, 125; Sadie, 125
Shaefer, Jacob, 102: Jennie, 102
Shaeffer, Finley D., 102
Sharp, Elizabeth, 162: Catherine, 162; Morris, 55, 162< ic@vhost@g@html@files@46692@46692-h@46692-h-5.htm.html#p174" class="pginternal">174; Anthony Struble, 102; Arminda, 40; Augustine Barnard, 248; George, 248; Henry Farnum, Dr., 248; Hortense Pinchot, 205, 248; John B., 207; John Westbrook, 248; Luella, 102; Savilla, 193, 295
Stone, Cora B., 118: Frank, 167; William, 167
Storms, Clinton, 79
Strong, Annie F., 77, 103: Delia, 103; Richard, 96
Struble, Alfred, 292: Daniel D., 292; Gladys, 292
Strunk, Walter M., 122
Stryker, Martha,⁷95
Styles, Alice, 290
Sullivan, Mary, 77, 103
Swart, Thomas, [deed]
Swarts, Sarah A., 258, 318
Swartwodt, Anthony, [deed]: Bernard, [deed]; Thomas, [deed], [deed]
Swartwout, Abram,⁶ 108: Augusta, 209; Albert, 128; Alice, 108; Alice D., 209; Amanda C., 275; Anthony, [deed], [deed], [deed], [pat], 9, [ped: Emigrant]; Benjamin, 136; Benj. C, 111; Benj. Cuddeback,⁶ 254, 275 [?]; Bernardus, [deed], [deed], [deed], [deed], [deed], [pat]; Carrie, 128; Catherine, 136; Catherine,⁶ 251a; Charles, 275; Charles Howard, 254; Charlotte, 254a; Cornelius, 108, 150, 275; David, 48, 128; Deborah, 271
Thorpe, Louise, 129
Thrall, Lydia C., 92, 238
Townsend, Burt, 118: Kate, 118
Tracery, Eva, 125
Truesdell, Charles G., 170: Ette M., 170; Harry, 170; John G., 170; William, 170
Trumble, Jessie G., 299
Tubbs, W. Ray, Dr., 130
Turner, George, 229: George M., 140; Newel, 229; Sarah, 229; Warren, 229
Tuthill, Annie Laurie, 272: Hector H., 149; Julia E., 272; Sally, 272
Tuttle, Elizabeth, 291
Tymeson, Anna L., 299
Tys, James, [deed]: Louw, 8
Tyse, John, [pat]

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Maria,⁵ 38

Maria,⁶ < a href="@public@vhost@g@html@files@46692@46692-h@46692-h-2.htm.html#p42" class="pginternal">42

Solomon, 46 [?]

William, 46, 116

Van Patten, Peter, 44

Van Sickle, James, 15

Van Vredenburg, Willem Isaacsen, 15

Van Wyck, George R., 126

Van Zandt, E. H., 107

Vail, Eugene Blanche, 108

Vasburg, William, 119

Vaughn, Howard, 103

Leroy W., 103 [?]

Viervant, Cornelius, 29

Voorhees, Martha Sophia, 140

Vredenburg, Willems, 15

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Anna, 114, 155

Wiggers, Aeltje, 3

Wiggins, Charlotte Mae, 106

Evelyn Lamina, 106

Fannie, 106

James W., 106

Judson Kilpatrick, 106

Wilkin, Alice, 98

Wilcox, Frank L., 298

Lewis V. I., 298

Willard, Charlotte, 154

Williams, Elizabeth, [ped: St. John]

Geo., 107

Ida, 107

James, 164

Simon, 164

Williamson, Bertha, 307

John, 161, 307

Wilson, Estel,⁵57

Franca, 169 [?]

George, [?], 206

Jacob, 37

James,⁵57

Janet Raeburn, 99

John, 57

Lydia,⁵57

Mireon, 37

Sarah,⁵57

Thomas, 37

William T., 206

Wiltsie, Artemissa, 96

Winfield, Eleanor, 41

Hannah, 104

Winter, Egbert, Rev., 97

Witschief, Gertrude, 290

Wood, Abby, 152

Burt, 123

Ella, 129

John, 292

Woods, Donna Snow, 114

Woodley, T. N., 126

Woodruff, Archibald V. E., 303

Archibald M., 303

Jennie, 168

Woodward, Augusta, 108

Anne Eliza, 195

Benjamin, 68, 195

Benj., Col., 108

Camilla, 108

Charles, 108

Elinior, Dr., 108

Hattie, 108

Kate, 108

John, 195

Josephine, 195

Margaret, 108

Millicent, 108

Naomi, 108

Robert, 108

Sarah, 108

Washington I., 195

Woolsey, Lester W., 104

Wright, Lansing B., 126

Mary, 97

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