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Pieter Mandeville

• Father*: Hendrick Mandeville b. c 1650, d. c 1712
• Mother*: Annetje Scholl b. 16 Jul 1662, d. b Apr 1699

• Pieter Mandeville was baptized on 16 September 1682 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City.
• He probably died before August 1709 (not named in his father's will).

Barnett L. Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Barnett L. Maney was born on 16 February 1830.¹

George W. Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• George W. Maney was born on 4 April 1834.¹

James Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• James Maney was born on 4 March 1820.¹

John Maney¹

• John Maney was born on 11 February 1785.¹
• He married Polly (?) in 1811 or 1812.¹

John J. Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• John J. Maney was born on 1 July 1814.¹

Kissiah Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Kissiah Maney was born on 30 May 1822.¹

L. Marion Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• L. Marion Maney was born on 11 March 1836.¹

Lucindy Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Lucindy Maney was born on 13 April 1828.¹

Madisen Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Madisen Maney was born on 18 March 1832.¹

Martin B. Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Martin B. Maney was born on 18 December 1812.¹

Polly C. Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Polly C. Maney was born on 18 December 1816.¹

Sally Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Sally Maney was born on 18 October 1818.¹

Vancy Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• Vancy Maney was born on 26 March 1824.¹

William W. Maney¹

• Father*: John Maney¹ b. 11 Feb 1785
• Mother*: Polly (?)¹ b. 1793

• William W. Maney was born on 2 March 1825.¹

Abigail Manning

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Abigail Manning was born on 4 June 1772.¹
• She married Jacob Brouwer, son of Nicholas Brouwer and Sarah Drake, circa 1790.²
• Abigail Manning possibly died in 1815 or 1816.³
• Abigail's identification as a Manning comes from an 1868 manuscript written by her grandson, Chancellor Jackson Brewer (at a time in which Chancellor's father was still living). The family Bible records simply refer to her as Abigai and does not record Abigail with the surname Manning.⁴
• Abigail Manning is a possible daughter of John Manning. This based on the belief handed down through family history, that Jacob Brouwer and Abigail Manning's family originated in Dutchess County, New York. The Brouwer family to which Jacob belongs can be shown to have had a close association with the family of John Manning. It should be noted, however, that no documented evidence has been found that can demonstrate that John Manning had a daughter Abigail. Abigail is placed in this Dutchess County family of John Manning because it can be demonstrated that she is not a member of the families of Charles, Jacob, Joshua or Gabriel Manning (other contemporary Dutchess Co. Manning families) and yet she appears to have had her origins in Dutchess County, New York. With the information presently available it appears that Abigail would best fit into the family of John Manning. It is also noted that John's son, Joshua, married Lena Brouwer, sister to Abigail's husband, Jacob Brouwer.

Benjamin Manning¹

• Father*: Jeffrey Manning¹ b. c 1641, d. 26 Jan 1692/93
• Mother*: Hepsibah Andrews¹

• Benjamin Manning was born on 6 September 1676 at Piscataway, Middlesex Co., New Jersey.^1,2
• He married Ann Blackford, daughter of Samuel Blackford and Ann (?), on 19 January 1698/99.^1,2,3
• Benjamin Manning died in 1702.²

Benjamin Manning¹

• Father*: Benjamin Manning¹ b. 6 Sep 1676, d. 1702
• Mother*: Ann Blackford¹

• Benjamin Manning was born on 30 December 1700 at Piscataway, New Jersey.¹
• Born Israel Manning (his name was changed "at the request of his father on his deathbed...1702."¹

Cornelia Manning^1,2

• Father*: Joshua Manning¹ b. c 1769, d. 25 Dec 1838
• Mother*: Lena Brouwer¹ b. 11 Apr 1772, d. bt 1847 - 1848

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Cornelia Manning was probably born after 1799.
• She possibly died on 13 June 1887 a Cornelia J. Manning, d. June 13, 1887, is buried in the Catskill Village Cemetery (no age), along with Charlotte Manning (Feb 23, 1860, 4y 9m 7d; Isaac Manning, March 20, 1892, 34 y; Harietta Manning, July 23, 1814 to Feb. 22, 1894; and a second Isaac Manning, age 32 years, the rest of the stone undecipherable).³
• Cornelia is named in her father's will of 2 Jun 1838 as a co-executor with her brother Joshua and mother Helena. She is unmarried at the time.⁴
• She witnessed the will of Willem Brouwer on 26 June 1849; "I William Brower, of the city, county and state of New York, yeoman, being weak of body but by God's grace sound of mind and memory..." To eldest son Caleb Pell Brower, the 1/8 part of my estate being wheresoever it may be found. To my second son Jeremiah Brower the same or one equal eighth part of my estate. Then my son Daniel Brower I also give and bequeath another eighth part of my estate. Then my son Jacob Brower I also give an bequeath another eighth part of my estate. My son John Brower I also give another eighth part of my estate. Then my son William I also give and bequeath another equal 8th part of my estate. They each paying their proportionate part of the money to prosecute for the same. The other 8th part I desire to be equally divided between my 3 daughters namely Caroline, Amy and Sarah or the respective heirs of their bodies forever. Names as executors his two sons Daniel and John Brower. Witnessed by Caroline Manning, Cornelia Manning, Robert Pitcairn.⁵
• In August 1851 Cornelia Manning resided at New York City, New York; at No. 6 Eighth Ave.⁶

Helena Manning¹

• Father*: Joshua Manning¹ b. c 1769, d. 25 Dec 1838
• Mother*: Lena Brouwer¹ b. 11 Apr 1772, d. bt 1847 - 1848

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Helena Manning was born on 25 September 1796 at Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• She was baptized on 4 September 1798 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• She married John Overbagh, son of Wilhelmus Overbagh and Sara Schutt, at Katsbaan, Ulster Co., New York, on 21 February 1813.²
• Helena Manning died before 6 April 1873; when she is recorded as "dead" in the Kiskatom Reformed Church records.³
• Also known as Eleanor (baptismal record of her three eldest children in 1819).⁴
• She was living in 1838; named by her mother during the settlement of her father's estate, as the wife of John Overbagh.⁵

James Manning^1,2

• Father*: Joshua Manning¹ b. c 1769, d. 25 Dec 1838
• Mother*: Lena Brouwer¹ b. 11 Apr 1772, d. bt 1847 - 1848

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• James Manning was born on 3 January 1789 at Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• He was baptized on 10 March 1795 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• He married first before 1811 Jane Palmatier, daughter of Isaac Hegeman Parmentier and Sarah Van Kleeck.^3,4
• James Manning married second before 1850 Barbara (?) (she is found on the 1850 census, and in deeds from the year 1850).
• James Manning lived at Catskill, Greene Co., New York.⁵
• He appeared on the census of 1820 at Catskill, Greene Co., New York, with a family of 3 males under 10, 1 male 26-45, 1 female 26-45, and 1 person engaged in agriculture.⁶
• He appeared on the census of 1830 at Catskill, Greene Co., New York, with a family of 1 male 5-10, 3 males 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 40-50, 2 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 30-40.⁷
• James Manning is named in his father's will of 2 Jun 1838, said to be "of Catskill," he is a co-executor with his sister Cornelia and mother, Helena.⁸
• On 8 Aug 1850, Joshua Manning and Elizabeth Ann, his wife, of Athens, Greene Co., New York, conveyed to Joshua Manning of the City of New York, for $100, "all that certain piece parcel or lot of land situate in the town of Catskill, County of Greene, State of New York known as lot number twenty four in the subdivision of the lands of Abraham Van Groten deceased which was conveyed to Thomas Hale by a deed executed by Jacob Haight sheriff of the county of Greene date March 6, 1828..."⁹
• He appeared on the census of 29 August 1850 at Ward 9 District 1, New York City, New York Co., New York, as James Manning, age 60, a boatman, with Barbara Manning, age 42, and Sarah Michalsen, age 19, all born in New York.¹⁰
• On 2 Sep 1850, James Manning and Barbara, his wife, of New York City, conveyed to Thomas Boyer of Catskill, Greene Co., New York, for $200 "a certain piece parcel or lot of land situate in the town of Catskill aforesaid and known as lot number twenty four in the subdivision of land of Abraham Van Gorton deceased which was conveyed to Thomas Hale by a deed executed by Jacob Haight sheriff of Greene Co. aforesaid dated March 6, 1828..." i.e. the same parcel James bought of Joshua Manning on 8 Aug 1850.¹¹

Jane Ann Manning¹

• Father*: John Brower Manning¹ b. 12 Mar 1798, d. b Jul 1850
• Mother*: Jane Ann Boerum¹ b. 1806, d. 11 Aug 1834

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Jane Ann Manning was born on 27 July 1834 at Albany, New York.¹
• She died on 27 August 1834 at Albany, New York.¹

Jeffrey Manning^1,2

• Jeffrey Manning was born circa 1641.³
• He married Hepsibah Andrews, daughter of Joseph Andrews and Elizabeth (?), before 1663.⁴
• Jeffrey Manning died on 26 January 1692/93 at Piscataway, Middlesex Co., New Jersey.^4,3
• Jeffrey Manning was in Piscataway, New Jersey as early as 1676, when he purchased land there. He was one of three commisioners to lay out land grants in 1682. He was Marshall of the first County Court of Middlesex, held at Piscataway in 1683.¹

John Manning¹

• Father*: John? Manning¹

• John Manning was born in 1740.¹
• He married Martha (?).¹
• John Manning died before 9 September 1806; "aged 66."^2,3
• He was buried at Presbyterian Churchyard, Pleasant Valley, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• A John Manning appears on the tax list at Nine Partners/Crum Elbow Precinct from June 1769 until 1779, while a John Manning, Jr. appears on the same tax list from 1774 until 1779.⁴
• John served in the Dutchess Co. Militia, 4th Regt., during the Revolutionary War, as did Charles, Gabriel, Thomas and Jacob Manning.⁵
• On 5 Jun 1786, John Manning appears on the tax list at Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York. He does not appear in 1787.⁶
• He appeared on the census of 1790 at Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York, with a family of 2 males over 16, 3 males under 16, and 5 females.⁷
• John Manning of Clinton Township in Dutchess County, New York, yeoman sold to William Cook, 5 Mar 1791, land in the great Nine Partners Patent, Clinton Township, "Lott number two and three of the water lotts and is beginning at a large stone...in the line of Peter Scryver." Some of the boundries given are "southeast corner of Charles Manning's farm," "corner of Alburtus Scryver's farm." Land sold comprised "near 93 acres." The deed was signed by John Manning and his wife Martha. No witnesses. Recorded 31 Mar 1791.⁸
• On 2 Apr 1795 "John Manning and Martha his wife of Clinton Precinct in Dutchess County and state of New York, sold to James Vanmatter for £250, land in Clinton Precinct beginning at the north corner of Charles Manning lot" containing 70 acres. The deed was signed in the pressence of Jacob Manning, Jacob Brower, Joshua Manning and John Williams." Recorded 9 Apr 1795.⁸
• He appeared on the census of 1800 at Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York, with a family of 1 male 10-15, 1 male 16-25, 1 male over 45, 1 female 10-15, 2 females 16-25, 1 female over 45.⁹
• Another source Ancestors and Descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue states that John Manning died on 2 July 1806.¹⁰
• "Martha Manning widow of John Manning, late of the town of Clinton, deceased, and Jacob Manning of the same place, his son, applied for administration of the estate of said John Manning on September 9, 1806. (Surrogate's Records, Court House, Poughkeepsie, NY, Book B, p.438)."^3,2
• The descendants of John Manning are, at present, the least understood. For the most part, they did however, seem to remain in the area of Dutchess County and possibly New York City.
• Abigail Manning is a possible daughter of John Manning. This based on the belief handed down through family history, that Jacob Brouwer and Abigail Manning's family originated in Dutchess County, New York. The Brouwer family to which Jacob belongs can be shown to have had a close association with the family of John Manning. It should be noted, however, that no documented evidence has been found that can demonstrate that John Manning had a daughter Abigail. Abigail is placed in this Dutchess County family of John Manning because it can be demonstrated that she is not a member of the families of Charles, Jacob, Joshua or Gabriel Manning (other contemporary Dutchess Co. Manning families) and yet she appears to have had her origins in Dutchess County, New York. With the information presently available it appears that Abigail would best fit into the family of John Manning. It is also noted that John's son, Joshua, married Lena Brouwer, sister to Abigail's husband, Jacob Brouwer.

John Brower Manning¹

• Father*: Joshua Manning¹ b. c 1769, d. 25 Dec 1838
• Mother*: Lena Brouwer¹ b. 11 Apr 1772, d. bt 1847 - 1848

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• John Brower Manning was born on 12 March 1798 at Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• He was baptized on 4 September 1798 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• He married Jane Ann Boerum, daughter of Garrett Boerum and Sarah Schoonmaker, at Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York, on 19 October 1828.²
• John Brower Manning probably died before July 1850 as his wife is enumerated as the head of his family on the U.S. census.³
• On 28 Feb 1825, John B. Manning witnessed a quit claim deed from Peter Baker, Janeann Baker, Mary Tompkins, Henry Sleight and Catherine Sleight, to Robert Pitcairn.⁴
• He appeared on the census of 1830 at Albany, Albany Co., New York.⁵
• He was living in 1838; named by his mother during the settlement of his father's estate.⁶
• He appeared on the census of 1840 at 1st Ward, Albany, Albany Co., New York, as John Manning with a family of 2 males under 5, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 40-50.⁷
• The family of John Brower Manning has not been confirmed. More investigation is needed.⁵

Joshua Manning^1,2

• Father-Prob*: John Manning b. 1740, d. b 9 Sep 1806
• Mother-Prob*: Martha (?) b. bt 1740 - 1750, d. b 31 Oct 1811

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Joshua Manning was born circa 1769 at Dutchess Co., New York.
• He married Lena Brouwer, daughter of Nicholas Brouwer and Sarah Drake, at Pleasant Valley, Dutchess Co., New York, on 22 April 1789.^1,2
• Joshua Manning died on 25 December 1838 at Catskill, Greene Co., New York.^3,4
• Joshua is a probable son of John Manning and his wife, Martha. A record of his birth or baptism has not been found. It is known that Joshua origins are in Clinton, New York, and the family of John and Martha, is the only Manning family in that town, at the estimated time of his birth, in which he fits. An 1856 depostion by Joshua's daughter, Martha (Manning) Pitcairn, mentions "her Uncle Charles Manning."
• He appeared on the census of 1790 at Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York, with a family of one male over 16, 1 male under 16, and one female. He is recorded next to Jacob Brewer, and within a few names of Charles Manning, Thomas Manning, and John Manning Jr.⁵
• On 15 April 1793, Joshua Manning, John Manning and Charles Manning, using the inheritance of Helenah (Brower) Manning as security drafted a promissory note bound to Nicholas Brower, Sarah Brower and Henry Bogert (the executors of the will of Nicholas Brouwer). A second draft added Jacob Brower and promised his inheritance as security.⁶
• On 2 Apr 1795 "John Manning and Martha his wife of Clinton Precinct in Dutchess County and state of New York, sold to James Vanmatter for £250, land in Clinton Precinct beginning at the north corner of Charles Manning lot" containing 70 acres. The deed was signed in the pressence of Jacob Manning, Jacob Brower, Joshua Manning and John Williams." Recorded 9 Apr 1795.⁷
• On 9 June 1798, Leanard Gansevoort granted to Joshua Manning, the rights to Lots 8 and 9, subdivision of Lot 23 of Lansing Patent, for 5 shillings plus 1 shilling per year for 5 years, subsequently, 40 bushels of wheat per year upon request.⁸
• He appeared on the census of 1800 at 7th Ward, New York City, New York.⁹
• He is not found in the census indexes for 1810, 1820, 1830 or 1840 in New York City. The only Joshua Mannings recorded during these years are found in Alburgh, Vermont, or Saratoga, New York.
• Joshua Manning granted Power of Attorney to Jacob Brouwer on 6 March 1810 authorizing Jacob to act for him in recovering rights to 4000 acres of the "Palmer Purchase" and 3000 acres lying near the Susquehannah. If recovered Jacob Brower is to execute title back to Joshua Manning, et al. for their proportionate share.¹⁰
• Letter from Jeremiah Brouwer to Joshua Manning: Postmarked at Calandia, Ontario Co., New York, 23 Oct. ___. The letter is dated 22 Oct.___ (unable to read year) from Hopewell Town, Ontario County. Jeremiah Brower asks Joshua Manning "how William Brower does and where he lives, Jacob and his family lives, city, Sarah Tompkins and her family, Charles Manning and Elizabeth his wife and the rest of my many friends and Mr. Hickey Bates whether he is alive."
  Jeremiah asks about the "church lands in New Jersey," and relates how Stephen Callow often mentioned the "Bogardus trial before the revolution."
  This letter places Jeremiah in Hopewell, New York, and in fact Jeremiah Brower is enumerated on the 1830 Federal census in Hopewell, Ontario Co., New York.¹¹
• His will was dated on 2 June 1838 leaves everything to Helena Manning his beloved wife. Names son James Manning of Catskill and John B. Manning of Albany. He states that he has 140 acres at a location called "Round Top". Names wife Helena Manning as executrix with son James Manning and daughter Cornelia Manning as co-executors. Witnessed by Isaac Dubois of Catskill, Lawrence Palmatier of Catskill, Joshua Manning of Catskill.¹²
• According to his grandson John Manning (son of James), Joshua lived in Poughkeepsie and New York City. "He had only one brother, as I understand it. His name was John and he lived in Canada. He visited my father when I was a boy about 1830-40. He was blind in one eye. My grandfather (Joshua) had three or more daughters and two sons, James and John B. Uncle John died in Albany about 1835. He was twice married."¹³
• Joshua Manning may have moved to and lived out his final years in Catskill, Greene Co., New York.¹⁴

Martha Manning¹

• Father*: Joshua Manning¹ b. c 1769, d. 25 Dec 1838
• Mother*: Lena Brouwer^1,2 b. 11 Apr 1772, d. bt 1847 - 1848

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Martha Manning was born on 28 July 1794 at Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• She was baptized on 10 March 1795 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• She married Robert Pitcairn.³
• Martha Manning was living in 1838; named by her mother during the settlement of her father's estate, as the wife of Robert Pitcairn.⁴
• In a letter to George Sullivan, Esq., Martha Pitcairn gave her address as No. 229 25th Street, New York City. The letter is undated, but may be from the 1840s or 1850s.⁵
• In 1847 Jane Ann Tompkins conveyed to Martha Manning for $500 her claim to land in Fishkill (from the estate of Nicholas Brower).⁶
• In 1856, Robert Pitcairn drafted a deposition for his wife Martha. In the deposition, Martha states that she is Martha Pitcairn, but before marriage Martha Manning, daughter of Joshua Manning and Lannie Manning, who was the daughter of Nicholas Brower and Sarah Drake, am now about 63 years of age having been baptized in the year 1793 in the town of Hyde Park, commonly called the Nine Partners, in Dutchess County, New York. She states that at about 10 years of age she resided at her "Grandmother Manning's (in the same town and county)." She mentions her "Uncle Charles Manning."⁷

Sarah Manning¹

• Father*: Joshua Manning¹ b. c 1769, d. 25 Dec 1838
• Mother*: Lena Brouwer¹ b. 11 Apr 1772, d. bt 1847 - 1848

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Sarah Manning was born on 8 June 1792.¹
• She was baptized on 10 March 1795 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• She married Michael Golden.²
• Sarah Manning married Thomas Peacock.³
• Sarah Manning died before 1838.²
• Sarah is called desceased by her mother at the time of the settlement of her father's estate. He two sons are mentioned.⁴

Sarah Manning^1,2

• Father*: James Manning¹ b. 3 Jan 1789
• Mother*: Jane Palmatier¹ b. 20 Aug 1792

• Charts: Descendants of Nicholas Brouwer (4 Gen.)

• Sarah Manning was born on 27 August 1822.¹
• She was baptized on 12 December 1824 at Reformed Dutch Church of Catskill, Greene Co., New York.¹
• She married Michael Angelo Buonarroti Leonardo da Vinci Browere, son of John Henri Isaac Browere and Elizabeth Catherine Matlock Derrick.³
• Sarah Manning died on 26 May 1849; "age 26 yrs 9 mos."⁴
• She was buried at Catskill Village Cemetery, Greene Co., New York.⁴

Charriet Mapes¹

• Charriet Mapes married James Drake, son of James Drake and Mary Holly, on 28 December 1834.¹

Emma Marble¹

• Father*: Jonathan Marble²
• Mother*: Mary Stevens²

• Emma Marble was born on 12 July 1794 at Warwick, Franklin Co., Massachusetts.²
• She married first at Davenport, Delaware Co., New York, on 20 November 1811 Peter Brewer, son of Elias Brouwer and Phebe Lucas.²
• Emma Marble married first on 20 October 1825 David Morrell.¹
• Emma Marble died on 10 March 1848 at Davenport, Delaware Co., New York.²
• Also known as Anna.¹

Johannes Marcelis¹

• Charts: Willem Brouwer: Five Generations Descendant Chart

• Johannes Marcelis married Sara de Graaf, daughter of Claas Andriesse de Graaf and Elisabeth Willemse Brouwer, at First Dutch Reformed Church, Schenectady, New York, on 12 January 1725.¹

Thomas Marriott¹

• Thomas Marriott was born circa 1642 in the area that would become Lancaster County, Virginia.¹
• He married Hester Browning, daughter of Thomas Browning and Hester (?).¹
• Also known as Thomas Merritt.¹

Mary Marschalk¹

• Father*: Joseph Marschalk²
• Mother*: Mary (?)²

• Mary Marschalk was born on 12 July 1760.²
• She married William Brouwer, son of Nicholaes Brouwer and Maria Boom, at First Reformed Dutch Church, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York, on 25 September 1783.^2,3
• Mary Marschalk witnessed the baptism of Nicholas Brouwer , son of Johannes Brouwer and Marytje de Wever, on 11 April 1784 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Willem and Marytie Brower).⁴
• Mary Marschalk witnessed the baptism of Maria Brouwer , daughter of Cornelis Brouwer and Cathalyntje McManny, on 18 June 1787 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors William and Maria Brouwer).⁵
• Mary Marschalk was a member of at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, on 3 March 1813 "Mary Marschalk, wife of William Brower."⁶

Ellenor Spoor Marsh¹

• Father*: Jacobus Marsh¹ b. 7 Jul 1745
• Mother*: Nelletje Spoor¹ b. 14 Jul 1745

• Ellenor Spoor Marsh was born on 15 May 1774.²
• She was baptized on 12 June 1774 at First Presbyterian Church, New York City.²

Jacobus Marsh¹

• Father*: Richard Marsh¹ d. b Mar 1767
• Mother*: Hannah Brouwer¹ b. s 1725, d. 15 Dec 1795

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Five Generations Descendant Chart

• Jacobus Marsh was baptized on 7 July 1745 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City; sponsors Pieter Brouwer, Maria Pette, h.v.v. Everardus Brouwer.¹
• He married Nelletje Spoor, daughter of Willem Spoor and Francyntje Bonnet, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, on 23 November 1767 (banns 1 Nov 1767) "James Marsh & Elionara Spoor."²
• Also known as Jakobus Mersch.³
• Also known as James Marsh.⁴
• Jacobus Marsh witnessed the baptism of Hanna Brouwer , daughter of Peter Brouwer and Maria Taylor, on 15 March 1767 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, (sponsors James Marsh, Hanna Brouwer, Wed. v. James Marsh).⁴
• Jacobus Marsh witnessed the baptism of Francyntie Brouwer , daughter of Jacob Brouwer and Maria Spoor, on 26 June 1768 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, (sponsors James Marsh, Nelle Spoor, z.h.v.).⁵
• Jacobus Marsh witnessed the baptism of Elizabet Anderson , daughter of John Anderson and Elizabeth Brouwer, on 17 July 1768 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, (sponsors Jakobus Mersch, Neeltje Spoor, z.h.v.).³

Jane Marsh¹

• Father*: Richard Marsh¹ d. b Mar 1767
• Mother*: Hannah Brouwer¹ b. s 1725, d. 15 Dec 1795

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Five Generations Descendant Chart

• Jane Marsh was born before 1751.
• She married Benjamin Bell at First Presbyterian Church, New York City, on 15 November 1767 "Benjamin Bell, mariner to Jane Marsh."²
• Probable daughter. She named a daughter "Hannah Brower Bell."

Richard Marsh¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Five Generations Descendant Chart

• Richard Marsh married Hannah Brouwer, daughter of Everardus Jacobsz Brouwer and Mary Petit, before 1745.²
• Richard Marsh died before March 1767; when his wife, Hanna Brouwer, is called widow of "James" Marsh, but more probably died before 1763, as Anna is called the widow of Pieter Mets in July of 1763.
• Also known as Dirck.
• Also known as James Marsh (by Hoffman, who seperates James Marsh and Richard Marsh, with the former married to Hannah Brouwer and the later to an Anna Brouwer). He is called James Marsh in the baptism record of Hanna Brouwer, daughter of Pieter Brouwer and Maria Taylor.^1,3

Richard Brewer Marsh¹

• Father*: Jacobus Marsh¹ b. 7 Jul 1745
• Mother*: Nelletje Spoor¹ b. 14 Jul 1745

• Richard Brewer Marsh was born on 9 March 1769.¹
• He was baptized on 9 April 1769 at First Presbyterian Church, New York City.¹
• He died before October 1771.

Richard Brower Marsh¹

• Father*: Jacobus Marsh¹ b. 7 Jul 1745
• Mother*: Nelletje Spoor¹ b. 14 Jul 1745

• Richard Brower Marsh was baptized on 3 October 1771 at First Presbyterian Church, New York City.¹
• He was born on 3 October 1771.¹

Kniertje Marston¹

• Father*: Frans Marston¹
• Mother*: Margrietje Haff¹

• Kniertje Marston was baptized on 16 March 1716.¹
• She married Jan Monfoort, son of Peter Monfoort and Margrietje Haff, at New York circa 1743.¹
• Kniertje Marston died on 29 March 1777 at York Co., Pennsylvania.¹
• She was buried at Low Dutch Cemetery, Conewago, York (now Adams Co.), Pennsylvania.¹

Mary Marther¹

• Mary Marther was born on 13 November 1826 at Connecticut.^1,2
• She married Arlineus Brower, son of Abraham Brower and Phylothia Webster, at Ashtabula Co., Ohio, in 1845.^1,3
• Mary Marther died on 15 December 1892 at Nance Co., Nebraska.¹
• She was buried at Fullerton Cemetery, Fullerton, Nance Co., Nebraska.¹
• She appeared on the census of 2 October 1850 at Richmond, Ashtabula Co., Ohio, as Mary Brower, age 23, born in Connecticut.²
• She appeared on the census of 26 July 1860 at Pierpont, Ashtabula Co., Ohio, as Mary Brower, age 33, born in Connecticut.⁴
• She appeared on the census of 1 July 1870 at Esmen, Livingston Co., Illinois, as Mary Brower, age 44, born in Connecticut. Keeping house.⁵
• She appeared on the census of 15 June 1880 at Pontiac, Livingston Co., Illinois, as Mary Brower, age 53, born in Conencticut. Both parents born in Connecticut. Wife.⁶

Abraham Martin¹

• Abraham Martin was born before 1703.
• He married Jemima Demarest, daughter of John Demarest and Deborah Heyet, at St. Georges Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, on 17 March 1723.¹

Elizabeth Martin¹

• Father*: John Martin²
• Mother*: Elizabeth (?)²

• Elizabeth Martin was born on 24 September 1689 at Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.²
• She married first at Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 2 December 1710 Joseph Bourn, son of John Bourn and Hannah Bacon.²
• Elizabeth Martin married second at Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 13 September 1716 Joseph Driggs.²
• Elizabeth Martin died on 3 March 1724 at Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.²

Griffin Martin¹

• Griffin Martin was possibly born between 1795 and 1805 based upon the date of his presummed marriage.
• He is possibly the Griffin Martin who married Eliza Maranda Brewer on 12 July 1820.²
• Griffin Martin's existance, and his marriage to Eliza M. Brewer has not been confirmed by any actual records. His existance and placement is based upon accounts supplied by descendants of Eliza M. Brewer.

Judith Martin¹

• Father*: (?) Martin

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Five Generations Descendant Chart

• Judith Martin was born before 1718.
• She married Jacobus Hilton, son of William Hilton and Anna Adamse Brouwer, at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, on 11 November 1733 "Jacobus Hilten, y.m. and Judith Maarten, y.d., both b. and l. here."¹
• Also known as Juditje Maarten.²
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Gysbert Van Santen , son of Johannes Van Santen and Sara Hilton, on 10 March 1734 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, ("of Johannes Van Zanten and Zara Hilten," sponsors Gysbert Van Zanten, Juditje Hilten).²
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Margriet Wilkenson , daughter of Thomas Wilkenson and Elizabeth Codman, on 29 February 1736 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Jacobus and Judick Hilten).³
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Japik (?) , son of Jacobus (?) and Maria (?), on 6 December 1738 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, ("Japik, of Jacobus and Maria, black pros.(elytes)." Sponors Charl. Danniels, Judith Hilten).⁴
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Willem Hilten , son of William Hilton and Margrieta Jones, on 3 February 1739/40 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Jacobus and Judith Hilten).⁵
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Judith Berrith , daughter of Robbert Berrith and Maria (?), on 31 August 1740 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Jacobus and Judith Hilten).⁶
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Dirk Daniels , son of Charles Danielson and Elizabeth Martin, on 23 November 1740 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Dirck Maerten, Judith Hilten).⁷
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Thomas Wilkenson , son of Thomas Wilkenson and Elizabeth Codman, on 29 March 1747 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Jacobus and Judith Hilton).⁸
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Maria Martin , daughter of Peter Martin and Elizabeth Burns, on 5 February 1748/49 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Jacobus and Judith Hilton).⁹
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Jacobus Van Santen , son of Rykert Van Santen and Sara Hilton, on 5 May 1765 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Petrus and Judikje Hilton).¹⁰
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Judith Hilton , daughter of Adam Hilton and Annatie Pare, on 24 August 1765 at Coxsackie Dutch Reformed Church, Greene Co., New York, (sponsors Willem Hilten, Judikje Hilten).¹¹
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Jacobus Hilton , son of Pieter Hilton and Judith Barret, on 4 January 1769 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Abraham Hoogkerk, Judith Hilton).¹²
• Judith Martin witnessed the baptism of Jacobus Hoogkerk , son of Abraham Hoogkerk and Annaatje Hilten, on 24 October 1770 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, (sponsors Pieter and Judith Hilton).¹³

Margaret Martin

• Margaret Martin was born before 1755.
• She married Henry Embody, son of John Adam Inbody and Catherine (?), at Hill Church, Berks Co., Pennsylvania, on 11 September 1770; by Rev. Johann Andr. King.¹
• Margaret Martin probably died between 1788 and 1789.

Mary Martin

• Father*: John Martin
• Mother*: Elizabeth Brown

• Mary Martin was born on 8 March 1821 at Ireland (some census records give her place of birth as Ireland while other say New York).¹
• She married Ferdinand Walker, son of John Walker and Susannah Brewer, at Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, circa 1842.¹
• Mary Martin died on 22 July 1907 at Waupaca, Waupaca Co., Wisconsin.^2,3
• She was buried at Evanswood Cemetery, Weyauwega, Waupaca Co., Wisconsin.⁴
• She appeared on the census of 20 December 1850 at Saranac, Clinton Co., New York, as Mary Walker, age 29, born in Ireland.⁵
• She appeared on the census of 18 June 1860 at Weyauwega, Waupaca Co., Wisconsin, as Mary Walker, age 40, born in Ireland.⁶
• She appeared on the census of 2 July 1870 at Weyauwega, Waupaca Co., Wisconsin, as Mary Walker, age 49, says born in New York. Both parents of foreign birth.⁷
• She appeared on the census of 14 June 1880 at Weyauwega, Waupaca Co., Wisconsin, as Mary Walker, age 59, born in Ireland. Both parents born in Ireland. Keeping house.⁸
• She appeared on the census of 8 June 1900 at Weyauwega, Waupaca Co., Wisconsin, as Mary Walker, age 80, born March 1820, says in New York. Both parents born in Ireland. She has had six children, four of who are still living. She lives alone but is enumerated next to George Larson and his wife Jennie, who may be her daughter.⁹

Mary Martin¹

• Mary Martin was born circa 1768 at Virginia.¹
• She married John Brewer, son of Derrick Brewer, at Winchester, Virginia, on 22 November 1790 by George Ayers (Baptist).¹

Sarah Martin^1,2

• Charts: Descendants of Jan Brouwer & Aegje Sprong

• Sarah Martin was born before 1779.
• She married Samuel Brouwer, son of Jan Brouwer and Hannah Abrams, at Presbyterian Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, on 14 May 1794 "Samuel Brewer, Sarah Martin, both of Hempstead."^1,3
• Sarah Martin died on 4 January 1818.²