Ancestors of Rebecca IRWIN
Tenth Generation
524. Thomas ARMSTRONG was born on 30 Jan 1691 in Maryland Ann Arundel Co All Hallows. He died Unknown. He married Frances in Jul 1721 in Maryland Baltimore. [Parents]
544. Michael RUTLEDGE was born in 1694/1696. He died on 28 Sep 1745. He married Hannah. [Parents]
545. Hannah was born about 1670.
576. James TOMLINSON was born on 9 May 1688 in England Liverpool. He died in 1769 in Maryland Frederick Co. He married Harriett TROWBRIDGE in 1716. [Parents]
577. Harriett TROWBRIDGE was born about 1695 in Ireland Dublin.
578. VAN SWEARINGEN was born in 1692/1695 in Maryland Prince George's Co. He died in 1785/1801 in Maryland Washington Co Hagerstown. He was buried in Maryland. He married Elizabeth WALKER on 14 Feb 1715 in Maryland Prince George's Co Queen Anne Parish. [Parents]
579. Elizabeth WALKER was born on 22 Dec 1695 in Maryland Anne Arundel Co Patuxent. She died after 1767 in Maryland Washington Co. She was buried in Maryland Frederick Co. [Parents]
586. Thomas BROOME.Thomas married Elizabeth COOLEY.
593. Isabella RUSSELL died in 1748 in Maryland St Mary's Parish.
808. Johan Jost PETRIE was born on 13 Oct 1689 in Germany Strassburg Alsace (probably). He died in 1770 in New York Herkimer Co German Flats. He married Cordelia DEMUTH in 1706 in Germany Heidelberg Baden. [Parents]
809. Cordelia DEMUTH was born in 1690 in Germany. She died in unknown. [Parents]
810. Melchert FOLTS was born in 1676 in Germany (probably). He died in 1759 in New York Herkimer Co. He married Margaretha about 1717.
888. Hans Peter DUCHMAN (TUCHMAN) was born on 26 Feb 1699 in Germany Niedermodern Alsace. He died in Oct 1774 in Maryland Frederick Co. He married Anna Barbara GORDNER on 14 Jan 1727 in Alsace Gundershoffen.
Name: The Name of Hans Peter Duchmann (Tuchmann) Changed Surname Of Children to Doughman
889. Anna Barbara GORDNER. [Parents]
896. John SUTTON was born on 20 Apr 1674 in New Jersey Middlesex Co Piscataway. He died on 19 Dec 1750 in New Jersey Middlesex Co Piscataway. He married Elizabeth BONHAM about 1695 in New Jersey Middlesex Co Piscataway. [Parents]
897. Elizabeth BONHAM was born on 1 Jan 1677/1678 in New Jersey Somerset Co Woodbridge.
904. William Johannes SNOOK died before 18 Jun 1760 in New Jersey Hunterdon Co. He married Cateron ?. William immigrated 1 in 1744 to New York. He signed a will 2 on 26 May 1760 in New Jersey Hunterdon Co Amwell.
The will of William "Schnuck" or Snook of Amwell, Hunterdon County, written May 26, 1760, proved June 18, 1760, named Cateron, children, John, Caterin Steenman, Elizabeth Colbart, Christain Roteham, Ann Wombock, Mary Abbut, William, Goerge, and Phillip. Executors were wife and sons John and Wiliam. Inventory taken June 13, 1760 (NJ Lib. 10, p 575). Note: Roteham is mistranscription of ketchum, Volbart aka Phulpher.
Calendar of New Jersey Wills, 1670-1760
26 May 1760
Vol III 1751-1760 William Snook was in Hunterdon County by 1744. Birth order of William/s childre is unknown, except that John is called the eldest son in the will of wife Cateron and listed first in the will of William. It is believed son William, Jr. is buried in Larison's Corner Cemetery, Amwell, and if so, was born @ 1725. According to a military pension application, son Philip was born @ 1740. All five daughters were married before May 1760. and were likely born before 1740. In Cateron's 1763 will, she refers to all children but George as having children. She gave a special bequest to daughter Catharine Stineman, perhaps incidating she is the eldest. In New York city Dutch church, June 14, 1724, Caterina Snoek was baptised, the daughter of William Snook and Anna K. Follepertyn, sponsore were Johannes Snoek and Katherina Follepertyn (NYGB, Record 10/15). Some researchers believe this is William Cateron and Daughter Catherine Snook of Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Based also on NY church records (NYGB Record 16/124), it is believed by some that William Snook's father was Johannes Snook/Snoek widower, who married in March 17, 1727, Coenradina Manderbach/Manerspach, widow of Peter Strouber, both from Germany. Sources: Hunterdon County and New Jersey State will, probates, deeds, and published marriages. The Snook Newsletter, the "Snook Book", Littleford (1984)Will: Name: William Schnuck (Snook) Date: 26 May 1760 Location: Amwell, Hunterdon Co. yeoman; will of. Wife, Cateron. Children--John, Caterin Steenman, Elizabeth Volbart, Christian Roteham, Ann Wombock, Mary Abbut, William, George and Philipp. Real and personal estate. Executors--the wife, with sons John and William. Witnesses--Timothy Smith, Timothy Brush and Hieronymus (Jerome) Mengus (Mingus). Proved June 18, 1760. Lib. 10, p. 575. 1760, June 13. Inventory, £301.10.11, incl. apparel, bills, bonds, book debts and purse, £75.4.9; made by Timothy Smith and Timothy Brush.
The will of Catharine Snook, widow of William Snook, Amwell, Hunterdon County. wirtten Junuary 30, 1763, proved June 3, 1769, named sons Philip, eldest son John, William (for use of children) and George(for use of his children, if he shall have any), daughters Catharine, wife of Rodolfe Stineman (for the use of her children), Elizabeth Phulpher, wife of William Phulpher (for use of her children), Christian, wife of Jacob Kitchain (to her children), Ann, wife of Henery Wanbock (for use of her chidren), Mary, the wife of Banjamin Abet (for use of her children), granddaughter Christain Stineman, Henry Wambock. All 9 children named. Inventory May 22, 1769 (NJ lib 14,p 196; lib 15, p28)
906. Johan Pieter ROCKEFELLER died on 6 Dec 1763/1766 in New Jersey Hunterdon Co Amwell Twp. He married Elizabeth Christina RUNKEL on 29 Oct 1720 in Germany Bonefield.
Death: BET 06 DEC 1763 AND 11 AUG in Amwell Twp, Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1 Will: 06 DEC 1763 Amwell Twp, Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1 Event: Probate 16 AUG 1766 Amwell Twp, Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1 2
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Title: New Jersey Archives Vol 33 Abstracts of Wills Vol 4 1761-1770 Abbrev: NJ Archives Wills V4, 1761-1770 Publication: Somerville, NJ, 1928 Note: Page 360 December 6, 1763. Will of Pieter Rockerfeller, Sr of Amwell Twsp, Hunterdon Co, yeoman. Son, William Rockafelt, my plantation in said Twsp, which was purchased of William Burlis, Samuel Green and Justis Gonce, bounded Ezcal Rose, James Abits, Peter Fisher and Noah Hixson, and contains 275 acres. Son, Peter, £10. Daughter, Mary Gaber, moveables. Daughter, Ann Runk, moveables. Daughter, Elizabeth Johnson, moveables. My daughter, Else Snuke, has departed this life and left children, William, Ann, John and Peter, and they are to have goods. Daughter, Cristane, has married a man that uses her ill, that she cannot live with, and my Executors are to keep her's in their hands and give it to said Cristane, and, at her death, what is left given to her children. Executors - son, Peter, and Philip Peters. Witnesses - William Abit, John Garrison. Proved August 16, 1766. August 11, 1766 inventory £730.10.5, made by Jacob Snyder and William Abit. December 23, 1771. Account by Executors. Paid legatees, as follows: Peter Rockafellar, Mary Caver, Ann Runk, Elizabeth Johnson, the children of Alice Snook, and Christian Miller. Lib 12, p. 418; Lib 14, p. 405. Page 399 Catharine Snook, widow of William, of Amwell Twsp, Hunterdon County, will of. All the lands that I hold, by virtue of my late husband's will, I give to my son, Phillip Snook, and he is to pay the several legacies. Eldest son, John Snook, £36, for the use of his children. My son, William Snook, £36 for the use of children. My son, George Snook, £36 for the use of his children, if he shall have any. Daughter, Catharine, the wife of Rodolfe Stineman, £36 for the use of her children. Daughter, Elizabeth Plulpher, the wife of William Phulpher, £36 for use of children. To Christian, the wife of Jacob Kitchain, £36 to her children. To Ann, the wife of Henry Wambock, £36 for use of her children. To Mary, the wife of Benjamin Abet, for use of her children, £36. Daughter Catharine, a black gown. To my two sons, George and Philip, 2 cows, etc. Granddaughter, Christian Stineman, a "heffer." To Henry Wambock a chain. Rest of moveable estate to be sold and divided among my 9 children, before named. Executors- sons, George and Philip. Witnesses - Richard Reid, George Corwine, John Hart. Will dated 30 Jan 1763, proved 3 Jun 1769. May 22, 1769 inventory, £184.19.1, made by Timothy Brush and Samuel Corwine. Aug 1, 1770 account by executors Lib 14, p. 196; Lib 15, p. 28. Page 400 June 25, 1763. William Snook of Newton, Sussex Co, yeoman. Int. Administrators - Phillip Snook and John Snook. Fellow bondsman - Phillip Wiker; all of said place, yeomen. June 9, 1763. Inventory, £73.10.4, made by Hugh Hagerty and Stephen Hagerty. October 31, 1765. Account by both Administrators. Lib 11, p. 456.
Title: Garril L Kueber Note: 436 Millaudon St, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A., 70118, gary_wc@kueber.us, http://www.kueber.us
Birth: 1682 in Wied,Germany 1 Death: 6 DEC 1773 in Amwell Twp., Hunterdon Co., NJ 2 Will: 6 DEC 1773 Amwell Twp., NJ 2 Event: Inventory of Estate 11 AUG 1766 Amwell Twp., NJ 2 Probate: 16 AUG 1766 Amwell Twp., NJ 2 Immigration: 1723 Segendorf,Germany 1Sources:
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907. Elizabeth Christina RUNKEL died Unknown.
928. Benedict BALTZELL was born about 1640 in Alsace. He died on 20 Aug 1716 in Germany Klingen. He married Anna Barbara. He moved before 1655 to Germany Westhofen.
Move: Benedict/Anna settled Klingen 1655 from Westhofen, Ger. (where there is no record of them). Possibly Swiss descent. They were members of the Reformed Church.
929. Anna Barbara was born about 1677. She died on 12 Mar 1737 in Germany Klingen.
930. Matthias FENNER.Matthias married Anna Barbara.
992. Thomas EVERETT was born in New York Long Island. He married Bathsheba SANDS about 1716 in New York Long Island. [Parents]
[Vera Everett.FTW] Town Records of Oyster Bay,L.I.N.Y Book F. page 48. This indenture made 7 April 1713; By and between Edmond Wright and Daniel Wright, both of Oyster Bay,Queens,NY. on one part and Thomas Everett of Oyster Bay,Queens,NY of the other part, said yeoman. Wirnesseth that the said Edmond and Daniel Wright, for and in consideration of ye sum of One Hundred & Seventy Five Pounds, current lawfull money of New York to them in hand paid by ye said Thomas Everett. Before ye ensealing and delevery of these presents the recept where-of ye said Edmond and Daniel Wright, doth hereby acknowledge and them sevels there with satisfide contented and paid and there-of and of every part and parcall there of doth fully clearly and absolutly acquitt exonrat and discharge ye said Thomas Everett his Heirs Executors & Administrators for ever by these presents, Do clearly and absolutly give grant and sell unto ye said Thomas Everett, One Hundred and Ten Acres of Land which we have scituate lying and being near Susscoue wigwam so called within the Patten and Township of Oyster Bay, with ye house fences, orchards,timber trees, water ponds. Signed and sealed and delivered in the presnts of James Wooden, Derick Albartson. Book E. pages 335-337 This same land of One Hundred and Ten Acres and House, was sold to Uriah Haff of Flishing,Orange,NY by Thomas Everett for the sum of One Hundred and Eighty pounds, Current money of New York, `4 Dec.1714. Signed and sealed and delived in the presents of Simon Cooper, John Mott,Jacob Haff. Book E. pages 349-351 6 Feb.1720 James Sands of Oyster Bay,Queens,NY. Yeoman, for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty Pounds good and lawfull money of the Colony of New York. Aforsaid to him in hand paid before the ensealing or delivery hereof well and trully paid by Thomas Everett of said Oyster Bay, Yeoman, the recepte hereof the said James Sands doth hereby acknolage and him selle there wth to be well satisfide with sale. A certaine parcell of land cituate lying and being in the Township of Oyster Bay,Queens,NY Part of the farm, or Tract of Land Butting on the Road Leading from Heampstead, through the Plains to Huntington, which of late belonging to Anthony Wright in estamation of One Hundred Acres more or less. Contained within the bounds begining at a White Oak Stump, by the afoure said road, and from thence to extend Westerly by the South end of a swamp, and thence to a great rock. and to a line hereto fore rune to settle a controverse between Robert Williams, and the inhabitance of Oyster Bay, and by some called Mayo"s line, all of which land lying to the North Ward of said bounds containg in or belong to said farm or tract of land is herby Contained and Confirmed unto said Thomas Everett, and also Two Small Lots so called laying nere John Wereings butt one ye same side of the same road with the former land to & Forty Acres of the Common by him, the said Thomas Everett, taken up in the old purchass, so called and Six Acres of the Great Plains,Commonly called Hempstead Plains. Signed, Sealed & Delivered in the presences of Jonathan Hutton, Nicholas Lange. James Sands Book F. pages 211a 10 Feb.1732-3 This Indentureye made between Joseph Brush of the Township of Huntington,Suffolk,NY.Cordwinder, of ye one part and Thomas Everett of ye Township of Oyster Bay,Queens,NY Yeoman, of ye other part, witnesseth that ye Joseph Brush for in consideration of The Sum of Fifty Pounds Current Lawfull Money of New York. Thes presents Well and Truly Paid by ye above Thomas Everett, ye recept there of the said Joseph Brush, Doth here by acknoledge and himself to be there Well satisfied & content hath Given,Granted,Bargained,Sold, Thoes severall Tracts or Parcells of Land, Which Decended to or were given to said Joseph Brush, by his Deceased Father Edward Brush, which were several Tracts or Parcells of land in the Township of Oyster Bay. Here the said Joseph Brush set his hand & fixed his seal 10 Feb.1732-3. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presences of Jonas Brush, William Moyles. Joseph Brush DIGBY COUNTY COURT DIGBY.DIGBY,NOVA SCOTIA,CANADA DIED INTESTATE-----GEORGE R.EVERETT 1875 Testimony of James Everett 1796-1885 Husband of Mary Dennis Perry 1797-1892 I am 77 years old, born up on the Sessaboo River in grandfather's house. Grandfather,Grandmother and family settled in Sissaboo, now Weymouth,Digby,Nova Scotia. They came from Poughkeepsie,Dutchess,NY. Grandfather,James Everett b.1723 was a Loyalist. Jeremiah Everett 1771-1870. James Everett 1780-1799. John Everett and John Knight, a boy the old folks took in, came with them from Poughkeepsie. Jeremiah Everett was my father, John Everett was the father of the deceased. Nancy, Polly, Elizabeth, And Jane were daughters of my grandfather, they also came with them from Poughkeepsie. Polly was a sister of my father. Grandfather and grandmother are dead. Polly Everett is dead. I lived with my grandmother Altia 1736-1827 for 6 years, which was my age when I left her, And went up the Bay with my father. (which was called Everett Settlement, later named Plympton.) Where he kept a house of entertainment. I visited my grandmother many times afterwards, boarded with her, and went to school while I was there. Grandmother told me that John Everett married his cousin Polly, (my Aunt). They had 1 child, his name was John, after his father. This John was the father of the deceased, (George R. Everett.) Grandmother said, the husband of Polly only lived about 2 years after their marriage, an that his son was only 1 year old. I had many conversations with Aunt Polly, and called John Everett my Uncle. She said that wasn't my Uncle , but my Cousin. They were married in Poughkeepsie,Dutchess,NY. Polly came to Nova Scotia as a widow, and married Hugh Germain 12 Dec.1787. They lived in Weymouth, and had, George,James,Thomas,Hugh,and David. George, James, and Thomas are dead. Hugh and David I don't know about. George Germain married a Miss Guillison of Beaver River, and had a family. George Germain is one of them. I don't know where the other children are. I have been to George Germain's house after he married Miss Guillison. George,Thomas,Hugh,James, and David were half brothers of the deceased (Geroge R. Everett) My grandmother told me that Polly's first husband John, were the son of Jacob Everett, and that Jacob was a brother of my grandfather (James Everett the Loyalist.) I learned all the facts about the pedigree of the Everett family from my grandparents, and Aunt Polly. John Knight who came here with my grandparents, lived with my grandmother until she died. However 2 he was of no relation to the Everetts. THEN UPON CROSS EXAMINATION I was born up Sissoboo. My parents were married in Sissoboo. I saw a family record in my brother's hands showing the ages of the family. A record kept by my sister Mrs.Fisher of St.John,NB. Edward Everett my brother, read the record to me. I saw the record about 2 weeks ago. The deceased, (Geroge R. Everett) was never married, and had no children. He was my 2nd. Cousin. Edward Everett is my only brother. Signed James Everett Polly Everett's son John Everett married Elizabeth Ried in 1815, and died in 1867. They had 2 known children, John, probably died as an infant, and George R. Everett, 1917-1875 the unmarried deceased in the aforesaid Probate Hearing.
Land: 6 Feb 1719 from James Sand, father-in-law
10 Feb 1731 from Joseph Brush Indiana Oyster Bay
993. Bathsheba SANDS was born about 1700 in New York Long Island Sands Point.
994. John HOLDER was born on 21 Mar 1693/1694 in England London Marylebone Parish. He died on 2 Mar 1784 in Pennsylvania Berks Co Penn Twp Gnadenhutten. He married Anna Barbara VOLCK in Mar 1721/1722. [Parents]
995. Anna Barbara VOLCK was born on 17 Apr 1703 in Germany DurnsteIndiana Rhineland-Pfalz. She died on 21 Dec 1777 in Pennsylvania Berks Co Penn Twp Gnadenhutten. [Parents]
