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 ABSTRACTS OP WILLS PROVED IH THE 
 
 COURT OP comroiT pleas 
 
 OP RE1TSSELA3R COUIITY, KSW YOIK 
 i-EDM 1794 TO 1822 
 TOGETHER WITH OHE WILL PROM 
 WASHIITGTON COUNTY, HEY/ YORK 
 
 BY 
 
 CHARLES SHEPARD 
 
 TROY, N. Y. 
 
 C. SHEPARD 
 
 19 2 1 
 
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Pive copies of this work made for subacri'bers 
 axid one oopy for the editor 
 
 No. 
 
 1 Clmrles Shepard, Troy, H. Y. 
 
 2 Library of Congreaa, Washington. 
 
 3 New York Genealogioai & Biographical Society, New York. 
 
 4 New York State Library, Albciny. 
 
 5 New York Historical Society, New York. 
 
 6 New Englajid Historic Genealogical Society, Boston. 
 
 This copy is the one underlir^ed in red 
 
PREFACE 
 
 The will3 from wiaioh the following abstracts 
 were made are found recorded in an un-nuinbered book now 
 in t:iG office of the Surrogate of Rensselaer County, 
 Nev; York. None of the office force seem to know how 
 the boclk came to "be in tliat office. The Court of 
 Comraon Pleas ceased to exist many years ago; it is quite 
 probable tliat at the time of its dissolution, the book 
 of recorded v/ills was placed in the Surrogate's Office 
 ae "being the most appropriate place for it. 
 
 The regular records of the Surrogate's Office 
 axe very vrell indexed, but none of the vrills in this 
 book appear in the index. Hence these abstracts are of 
 more than ordinary' genealogical value. Several of the 
 wills, hov^ever, (as is noted after the respective abstracts) 
 were proved also in the Surrogate's Court, generally prev- 
 ious to their proof in the Court of Common Pleas, In such 
 instances the wills will be found recorded also in the 
 Surrogate's records, with proper references in the index. 
 
 The record book is a small volume in a good 
 state of preservation, 21 x SS^- cm. in size. It is 
 lettered on the back of the cover, "RECORD OP T7ILLS. " 
 The follo-vvlng abstracts include all the .vills found in 
 the book. The rest of the leavi:3 after page 48 are blank. 
 The numbers in i.ar en theses, near the middle of the page, 
 
preoeeding each abstract, refer to the number of the iiage 
 of the original book on wliich the matter pertaining to 
 each estate laegins. 
 
 The following; abstracts are of a genealogical 
 nature; they include the names of all persons mentioned 
 in the originals, and give the location of all real estate 
 mentioned, as a means of tr£,cing the migrations of thJs 
 testator; but they omit (except where of especial interest) 
 the specific bequests as v/ell as the descriptions of the 
 boundaries of land. The making of more complete abstracts 
 would have cons-omed much time and labor, without adding to 
 their usefulness to a genealogist, though perhaps they 
 would have "been of more value to searchers in other lines 
 of work. 
 
 Special pains have been taken to make certain 
 that the names of all persons are given in the abstracts; 
 a genealogist may therefore feel confident that if a name 
 is not found here, it is quite useless to consult the 
 originals. 
 
 A question-mark in parentheses (?) following a 
 v/ord means that the word is somewliat illegible in the 
 original, and may not have been copied entirely correctly. 
 
 See the special note preceeding the will of 
 Philip VanNess. 
 
 These abstracts were made in October, 1931,, and 
 the typewriting done in November 1921. 
 
 CHARLES SHEPARD 
 Genealogist £ind Antiquaxian 
 P.O.BOX 302, TROY, IIEW YORK 
 
(Page 1 ) 
 
 Will of "Gerrit C. Van Den Bergh of the manor 
 of Rensijelaers V/yck in the County of Albany & State of 
 New York." Dtited 26 l?ay 1784. To my "eldia" aon 
 Cornelius Vanden Bergh my large Dutoh gun for his "birth 
 right. My "wife Margrita Van Denbergh. My three sons 
 Cornelius Vandenbergh, Volkert Vandenbergh and Gerrit 
 Tuenisa Vandenbergh. My ss^id wife their mother. My 
 daughter Maria Veindenbergh, Lajid in the patent of ^'"^^ 
 
 Hosick and land in the patent of Thomas Pouvrel , lying in 
 Kinderhook patent, bounded by land of Jan Martense Van 
 Alstyne and Derike his wife, and by land of Gex-ret Theu- 
 niase; land which Jan l^fextense Van Alstyne »s grandson 
 Isaac Van Alstyn or his son nav lives on. My negro 
 servants, J&.tt and her tv/o sons Tom and Trenck. My tv/o 
 daughters named Maria and Elizabeth Van Veghten; their 
 sisters Margrieta and Ci-xristiena. My five named daughters 
 j;[aria, Lydia (?) , Margrietta, Christiena and Elisabeth, 
 Executors my t.laree sons Cornelius, Volkert and Gerrit 
 Theunisse Van Denbergh. Signed "Gerrit C. Vanden Bergh." 
 Witnesses: Dirck Hansen, Wm. Ten Brook, N. V. Rensselaer. 
 
 Proved in the Coiirt of Common Pleas in the 
 County of Rensselaer, 19 Pebruaxy 1794, on the oaths of 
 Dirck Hansen and ITicholas Van Rensselaer, t: o of the wit- 
 nesses. Ordered to be recorded by Anthony Ten Eyck, Jolin 
 Van Rensselaer, ajid Israel Thomj-aon, tliree of the Judges 
 
of the said court. Recorded 19 February 1794. Signed: 
 N. Schuyler, clerk. 
 
 ( Page 7 ) 
 
 Will of "Thomas Clarke of the City of New York, 
 Gentleman, being aged and infirm but of good sound and 
 disposing raind. " Dated 6 November 1776. My daughter 
 llary Vassal wife of Ricliard Vassal Esq. My daughters 
 Cloarity and l^Iaria Therissa, na.v uninarried. Residue of 
 estate "together with my pev/ in Trinity Church in the City 
 of New York" to ray beloved wife Mary. My son Clement 
 Cooke Clc^rke. The children (not named) of Deborah Smith 
 my wife' 3 sister. The children of Anne De Vinn (?) my 
 3., .id V7ife's sister. Children of Lidia Watkins my said 
 wife's sister. My niece Ilannah Rye, wife of Doctor R/e 
 of the city of Bath in the Kingdom of Great Britain. 
 The children of my deceased nephew Edward Johyle (?) late 
 of the Kingdom of Great Britain, Esq. Executors: My 
 wife IJIary, son Clement Cooks, brother-in-law John Y/atkins 
 and sister-in-law Elisabeth Maunsel. Signed: Thomas Clarke, 
 Witnesses: W. McAdam; David Jones; Clias. Korse. 
 
 21 October 1777. Proved before Cary Ludlow, 
 Surrogate for the city and county of How York, on oaths 
 of David Jones, nerciiant, and Charles Tlorse, scrivener, 
 both of said city, who sv/ear that they saw \;illiain McAdam 
 
sign as tiae other witness. 
 
 21 October 1777. I.Caxy Clarke appointed 
 executor and took oath. Gary Ludlov/, Surrogate. 
 
 11 June 1795. Before the Court of Common 
 Pleaa of the County of Rensselaer, at the Court House 
 in Troy, came David Jones the only surviving witness of 
 the v;ill of Thomas Clarke deceeised, and inade oath to the 
 signing and sealing of the Scvne. Recorded and examined 
 11 June 1795. N. Schuyler, clerk. 
 
 . ( Page 14 ) 
 
 Will of "Jesse Bacon of the TdTn of Troy in the 
 County of Rensselaer and State of Nev Zork, Attorney at law." 
 Dated 2 June 1803. Real estate in the to.Tn of Hoosick 
 in the County of Rensselaer aforesaid. To James Dole, Esq., 
 one hundred dollars. My wife lilargery and ray tliree children 
 Julia, Francis and Jfery Ellis. Children now unmarried and 
 under age. Jarnes Dole, Esq., to be guardian of ray son 
 Francis. Books and papers relating to xay late co-partnership 
 of ]~.ird and Bacon, to be delivered to Joim Bird. Executors: 
 James Dole of Troy, and Samuel Starr and Daniel Jones, attor- 
 neys at law, both of Troy. Bequest to Chloe Ellis. 
 Signed: Jesse Paeon. Witnisses: Noble Stevfart; Jedediah 
 Tracy; John Wright; Levi Stoughton, 
 
 6 October 1803. Proved before the Rensselaer 
 County Court of Common Pleas, on oaths of Levy Stoughton, 
 
JedediaJi Tracy, and John V^ight. Testator died on or 
 about the 8th of June last. Recorded 6 October 1803. 
 N. Schuyler, clerk. 
 
 The above v/ill of Jesse Bacon was proved also 
 in the Surrogate's Court of Rensselaer County, on 30 June 
 1803, and is recorded in Book 2, page 55. 
 
 ( Page 20 ) 
 
 V/ill of "Cornelius Smith of Pitts town in the 
 County of Renssela-jr and State of Nev/ York. " Dated 
 8 April 1800. Beloved v/ife Dorcas Smith. land in 
 Pittetovm. My sons Corneilus Smith Junior and Darias 
 Smith. My daughters Hephzeph Pollard and Tabatlia Brown. 
 My daughter Sally Right (? Possibly Pieght ?), My son 
 Issjuc Smith. Executor: son Isaac Smith. Y/itnesses: 
 Saral. Eddy; Elkanah Smith; Israel Thompson. 
 
 25 May 1804. Proved before the Court of Common 
 Pleas of Rensselaer County on the. oath of Israel Thonip- 
 son. Recorded 25 May 1304. N. Schuyler, clerk. 
 
 The above will of Cornelius Smith was proved 
 also in the Surrogate's court of Rensselaer County, and 
 recorded 7 llay 1804 in book a, page 142. 
 
 ( Page 23 ) 
 
V/ill of "BenjciriTln Walworth of Hoaick in the 
 County of Rensselaer and Stiite of New York. " Dated 
 25 Pe'bruary 1812. My v;ife Apphia Wal^vorth. My daughter 
 Rosamond B. BarlDer; my other tliree daughters Sarah D. 
 Walworth; Apphia B. Walv/orth and Elvia Ann "'alv/orth. My 
 son Jededieili H. Walworth. Land in Hyde Park in the State 
 of Vermont, purchased from William S. Gardall. My grand- 
 son Banjarfiin W. Barber. land in Grot ton in the State of 
 Vermont. My grandson John JJL IL Barber. Porty acres 
 of l<'ind in Grotton to Benjamin W, C&rdall. My grandson 
 lorinzo Barber, no'Ti under 21 years of age. My other five 
 sons, John Walvforth; James C. Wal?;orth; Reuben H. Walworth; 
 Benjamin ^7al'.vorth; and Ilyram Walworth. Executors: Benjamin 
 Kandsll ; Jir ah Baker ; Reuben H. Wain or th. Signed: 
 BenJ. Walworth. 'Titnesses: James Latiirop; W. S. Cardell ; 
 Mercy Cax'dell. 
 
 28 May 1812. Proved in the Court of Common Pleas 
 of Rensselaer County on the oath of James Lathrop of Hoosick, 
 farmer; tho ether t\70 witnesses, William S. Cardell and 
 Mercy Cardell being reaidents of the State of Vermont. 
 Jarr'es V/alworth swears to the handwriting of the signature 
 and that he is uncle of said testator. Recorded 30 }fe,y 
 1812. R. 1/T. livings ton, deputy clerk. 
 
 The above will of Benjamin Walworth was proved 
 also in the Surrogate's Court of Rensselaer County on 
 6 March 1812 and recorded in book 4, pac;e 74. 
 
( Page 27 ) 
 
 Vill of "Sylvester Noble of Iloosick in the 
 County of Renaaelaex and State of lIov,r York." My well 
 respected wife Letsy Noble, My friends Aaron D. Patchin 
 and Benjamin RaTidaO.! to divide estate and be executors, 
 and also to "be guaxdians for ray sons Daniel Kibbe IToble, 
 Horatio Nelson Noble, Horrace Leavins Noble, and Sylvester 
 Brookins Noble, during their rainority. l'^7 v;ife Betsy 
 iJobl3 to be guardian of my daughters Minerva Delia Noble 
 and July Elma Noble during their minority. Dated at 
 Hoosick, 25 February 1813. .Signed: Sylvester Noble. 
 V/itnesses: Nathaniel Otis; Ezra Mosely; Rodolph Andrews. 
 2 Ilarch 1814. Proved in the Court of Gonmon 
 Pleas of Rensselaer County, on motion of oounsel, Sbenezer 
 Wilson Junr. , on oaths of Nathaniel Otis of Hoosick, carpen- 
 ter; Ezra lloseley of the same, merctiant; and Rodolph 
 Andrews of the same. Physician. Recorded 13 I'ay (I) 1814. 
 Jainea Dole, clerk. 
 
 The above v;ill of Sylvester Noble was proved also 
 in the Surrogate's Court of Rensselaer County and recorded 
 9 1k:Xoh IfilS in Book 4, pajje 233. 
 
 ( Page 31 ) 
 ^111 of "John KcCoun Junior of Troy in the 
 
County of Rensselaer and State of Uew York." My wife 
 Maria. Estate to "be divided among cliildren (not named) 
 each one to have his or her share -vhen he or she arrives 
 at age of 21. Posthujnous child or cliildren to share 
 equally with the others. My slaves to he manumitted 
 immediately after my decease. Executors: my wife 71aria; 
 my brother To^wnsend McCoun; my hrother-in-law Morris 
 8. Miller; they to he guardians of my children. 
 
 Dated February 1812. Signed: John "TcCoun Jur. 
 
 Witnesses: Joseph Card; Benjadmin Peirce; Russell W. Lev/is. 
 Recorded 24 February 1819. Joseph D. Selden, clerk. 
 
 last Monday in February, 1819. Proved before 
 the Court of Common Pleas of Rensselaer County, on motion 
 of Lewis Mitchell, counsel for M.aria McCoun. Very lengthy 
 proceedings shovr that John Townsend McCoun v;as son and heir 
 of John McCoun Jr. , and that he had been notified by M^aria 
 McCoun, the wido^v, of her intent to prove the will, 
 Townsend McCoun, testamentary guardian of said John Tovm- 
 send McCo\m, had also been notified of intent to prove the 
 daid will. John M. Card of Troy swears that said John 
 McCoun Jr., died in or about August 1812; ?:ej:ia McCoun is 
 his widow and is still living; said John McCoun vTr. left 
 but two children surviving him, viz. John Tov/nsend McCoun 
 now alive and under 21 years of age, and Elizabeth McCoun 
 who died about 3 or 4 years after the death of her father, 
 and at the time of her death was unmarried and about 12 years 
 old. Svrorn to 24 7ebruary 1819 by John M. Card. 
 Archi Bull, deputy clerk. 
 
\c 
 
 Joseph Card of Troy, one of the witnesses of the 
 will, sweard to the signing of the same, &c. , and swears 
 that Russell II. Lewis now lives outside of New York State, 
 at or near Blakely in the territory of Aia'baTna; tiiat 
 John McCoun Jr. died in Aucust 1812 in his dwelling house 
 in Troy, and was survived "by I.Taria McCoun his widow, and 
 Eliza'beth IfcCcun ard Joh^i Townsend j.TcCoun hlo only children, 
 which said Elizaheth llcCoun died after the death of her 
 father, without issue. Sworn to 24 February 1819 hy 
 Joseph Card. Archi Bull, deputy clerk. 
 
 Benjamin Peirce swears on ssji^ day to same facta. 
 Said will with proof . thereof was then ordered to "be recorded. 
 
 The above will of John HcCoun Jr., was :^ roved 
 also in the SurroGc^te'a Court of Rensselaer County, and 
 recorded 5 September 1812 in hook 4, page 167. 
 
 ( ?ar,e 43 ) 
 
 V;ill of "Joseph MoChesney of the Town of Troy 
 in the County of Rensselaer and State of ITsw York." 
 My -beloved wife I.^ary ITcChesney. Joseph Bakeman TTcChesney 
 and Joseph Mullinix McChesney my two grandsons. My 
 two sons, William and Samuel. My old farm lying on the 
 lines of Elisha Adams and Moses Daseribury. "So liar mer horn 
 purchis" of land. Executors: wife Ilary; Francis Collison; 
 Rohert ?'cChe3ney. Dated 23 February 1807. Signed: 
 
Joaeph ITcCiiesney. mtnesses: Hugh McCheaney; Elisha 
 Mams; Deric I. Vanderheyden. Recorded and examined 
 25 February 1822. Ben. Smith, clerk. 
 
 25 Pe\)ruary 1822. Proved in the court of Co-jnon 
 Pleas of Rensselaer County, on motion of S^a^uel IfoChesney, 
 one of the heirs. Elisha Adams swears he was acquainted 
 with Joseph McChesney. late of Brunswick in Rensselaer 
 county; that he died several years ago at his house in 
 Brunswick; that he left at the time of his death two 
 Children. Samuel I., and William; and that Hugh McChesney 
 and Derick I. Vanderheyden, the other witnesses. :^e now 
 iDOth dead. 
 
 This appears to have h.en uae last will proved 
 in the Court of Common Pleas of Rensselaer County. New 
 York. The rest of the took containing the foregoing rec- 
 ords, is hlank. 
 
NOTE 
 
 The Trill of Philip Vanllesa is here included 
 iDecauge it, like the foregoing, is unindexed and 
 therefore not availa"ble to searchers unless they 
 happen to know of its existence. The original will 
 is now to DC found in the office of the Surrogate of 
 Rensselaer County, ITew York. It is "bound Toy itself, 
 in a Ccj:d'board cover, size 21 x 33 cm. There is 
 no note shov/ing wliether or not it was over proved, 
 "but the interested searcher will probably find that 
 it was properly proved and recorded in Washington 
 County. No explanation can "be offered of why the 
 original, "bound as it is, is now in the Rensselaer 
 County Surrogate's office. In the early days the 
 Surrogates often returnsd the original wills, after 
 recording theri, to the executors. This will may thus 
 have travelled from hand to hand until it came into the 
 possession of one who had no interest in it, who deposited 
 it in its present resting place. 
 
 This a"b3 tract, like the preceeding ones, mentions 
 every person named in the original. 
 
Will of Philip Van ITess 
 
 "In the nosne of God, I Philip Van Ness of the 
 to';m of Ganbridge in the county of Vfeshington and State 
 of New York, Parmer," "To Philip VanHeas, Tfergaret Van 
 Ness, Eve Van Ness and Henry Van Ness, the children of my 
 eldest son Gerrit Van Ness and Sarah and ITurgaret his 
 respective wives" all that faxm whereon the widov; Iiargaret 
 and hor children do now reside, situate in the tovm of 
 Scachticoke, Unto Tueunis VanVeightsn and Margaret 
 Groesteck, a house and lot in Schenectady and one hundred 
 pounds to be paid then by wy youngest (.') daughter Catalyna 
 within one year after the decease of ray present wife. 
 "The above named Teunis and Ifergaret are the children of 
 Dirck VanVeghten and Catalyna my eldest (!) daughter." 
 To daughter Catharine certain lota of leaid in the Hosack 
 patent, formerly in the County of Albany but now in the 
 County of T7ash:.ngton, which la.nd was "conveyed to me by 
 Arent J. Schuyler and Swan Schuyler and their respective 
 vriven in Septeinber in the year of our Lord one thousand 
 seven hundred and eighty five," Also unto said daughter 
 Catharine, one hundred pounds lawful money of New York. 
 "To n^;- daughter liaritie the vrife of Ifertin VanBuskerk" part 
 of a lot in Hosick patent, now part in possession of the 
 said llartin VanBuskerk, bounded (in part) by "land now in 
 possession of John Gordon." To "Sarah my daughter the wife 
 
of John Gordon" another part of the same lot in Hosiclc patent. 
 "To Catalyna my youngest daughter" the remaining one-third 
 part of the said lot number 27 in the Hosick patent. 
 My wife to enjoy the rents and profits of njy saw and grist 
 mill during her widowhood, and after her decease or remar- 
 riage the aaw and grist iTJill axid land around it to go to 
 my children Maritie, Sarah, Catharine and Catalyna as 
 tenants in common, and also the fall in the creek, aToove 
 the mill. My 'beloved wife Helena executrix and Hicholas 
 Groesbeck executor. Dated 10 July 1794. Signed; 
 "Philip Van ITes. " Witnesses: G. Wendell; Philip V. K. 
 
 Bushkark; James (sujcname ends in letters "BE.") 
 
 Codicil dated 9 Deoenber 1794, also signed 
 "Philip Van Hes'^ and witnesaod "oy the same parties. 
 Whereas since roaking the annexed will I have disposed of 
 the house and lot in Schenectady to Jerenimus Barheydt by 
 indenture bearing even date with tMs codicil; therefore in 
 lieu of the bequest of land I bdqueath "unto Teunis Van 
 Vechten and liaxgaxet the wife of Hyndert Groesbeck being; the 
 children of liiy daughter the ?rife of Dirck VanVeohten, " the 
 sum of one hundred pounds to be equally divided between them. 
 The residue of my personal estate to be equally divided 
 between my four daugiiters now living, naj.iely "Maratie tJrie 
 wife of ir^tin VanBuskerk, Sarali tJrie wife of Jolin Gordon, 
 Catharine, and Catalina. " 
 
INDEX 
 
 Married women appear in the index under both their 
 maiden names and their married names, whenever both 
 names are clearly shown by the context. 
 
 Look for all possible spellings of the desired surname. 
 
 ADAt.IS 
 
 Elisha, 12, 13. 
 
 AITDHEWS 
 
 Rodolph, 10. 
 
 BACON 
 
 Prancis, 7. 
 Jss'ie, 7, 8. 
 Julia, 7. 
 
 FuiTgcry, 7. 
 Ifejy E. , 7. 
 
 BAKER 
 
 Jirah, 9. 
 
 BARBER 
 
 Benjamin W. , 9. 
 John M.M. , 9. 
 Lorinzo, 9. 
 
 Rosamcnd B. , 9, 
 
 BARIiEYI>T 
 
 Jereniraus, 16. 
 
 BIRD 
 
 JoV. 
 
 n. 
 
 7. 
 
 BRDHTII 
 
 Tabathu., 8. 
 
 BULL 
 
 Arclii, 11, 12. 
 
 CARD 
 
 Jolui lu , 11. 
 Joseph, 11, 12. 
 
 CAPDAIX 
 
 Benjamin ¥. , 9. 
 Mercy, 9. 
 William 8. , 9. 
 
 CLARKE 
 
 Glxarity, 6. 
 Clement C. , 6. 
 Maria T. , 6. 
 Mary, 6, 7. 
 Thomas, 6, 7. 
 
 COLLI SON 
 
 I^ancis, 12. 
 
 DE vimi (?) 
 Anne, 6. 
 
 DOLE 
 
 James, 7, 10. 
 
 DUSEimURY 
 ?Io3e3, I'j. 
 
 EDDY 
 
 Samuel, 8. 
 
 ELLIS 
 
 Chloe, 7. 
 
 PREITCK (Negro) , 5. 
 
 GORDON 
 
 John, 15, 16. 
 Sarali, 15, 16. 
 
GR0ES3ECK 
 
 liargaret, 15, 16. 
 Myndert, 16. 
 Nicholas, 16. 
 
 HAITSEN 
 Dirck, 5. 
 
 JOHYLE (?) 
 Edward , 6 . 
 
 Daniel, 7. 
 David, 6, 7. 
 
 KAmElJL 
 
 Benjamin, 9. 
 
 LATHROP 
 Jacies, 9. 
 
 Russell M(?) , 11, 12. 
 Russell ¥(?) , 11, 12. 
 
 LIVINGSTON 
 R. M. , 9. 
 
 XUDLOW 
 
 Gary, 6, 7. 
 
 MC ADAM 
 
 William, 6. 
 
 MC CHESNEY 
 Hugh, 13. 
 Joseph, 12, 13. 
 Joseph 33. , 12. 
 Joseph M. , 12. 
 Ilkry, 12. 
 Robert, 12. 
 Sonuel, 12, 13. 
 Samuel I. , 13. 
 '.Viiiiani, 12, 13, 
 
 KC COUII 
 
 Elizcibeth, 11, 12. 
 John Jr. , 10, 11, 12. 
 John T. , 11, 12. 
 l^aria, 11, 12. 
 Towns end, 11. 
 
 MATT (Negro) , 5. 
 
 1.IAUNSEL 
 
 Elizabeth, 6. 
 
 MILLER 
 
 Ilouris S. , 11. 
 
 MITCI-IELL 
 Lev/is, 11. 
 
 MORSE 
 
 Charles, 6. 
 
 MOSELEY 
 Ezra, 10. 
 
 NEGROES 
 
 Itenck, 5. 
 Ife.tt, 5. 
 Tom, 5. 
 
 NOBLE 
 
 Betsy, 10. 
 Daniel K. , 10. 
 Horatio N. , 10. 
 Ilorrace L. , 10. 
 July E. , 10. 
 Minerva D. , 10. 
 Sylvester, 10. 
 Sylvester B. , 10. 
 
 OTIS 
 
 Nathaniel, 
 
 . 10. 
 
 PATCIHN 
 Aaron D. , 
 
 10. 
 
 PEIRCE 
 Benjamin, 
 
 11, 12. 
 
 PIEGHT (?) 
 Sally, 8. 
 
 
 POLLARD 
 Hephzeph, 
 
 8. 
 
 POUWEL 
 
 Thomas , 5 , 
 
 1 
 
 RANDALL 
 Benjamin, 
 
 10. 
 
 RIGHT (?) 
 Sally, 3. 
 
 
 RYS 
 Dr. 
 
 . 6. 
 
 Hannalx, 6, 
 
 
 SGHARI.SR1I0RN 
 
 . 12. 
 
\ 
 
SCHUYLER 
 
 Arent J. , 15. 
 N. , 6, 7, 8. 
 Swan, 15. 
 
 SELDEN 
 
 Joseph. 'D. , 11. 
 
 SIIEPAKD 
 
 CharlGs, 1, 4. 
 
 smTH 
 
 Ben , 13 . 
 Cornelius, 8. 
 Cornelius Jr. , 8. 
 DariciS , 8. 
 Delaorah, 6. 
 Dorcas, 8. 
 Elkanali , 8 . 
 Hepzeph, 8. 
 Isacc, 8. 
 Sally, 8. 
 Tabatha, 8. 
 
 STARR 
 
 Sarnuel, 7. 
 
 STEV/ART 
 llo-ble, 7. 
 
 STOUGJITOIT 
 Levy , 7 . 
 
 TEN BROOK 
 ^.'illiam, 5. 
 
 TEIT EYCK 
 Anthony, 5. 
 
 TlIEimiSSE 
 Gerret, 5. 
 
 THOITSON 
 
 Israel, 5, 8. 
 
 TOM (Negro) , 5. 
 
 TRACY 
 
 Jedediah, 7, 8. 
 
 VAN BUSHFLAJK 
 VAN BUSKERK 
 
 Maritie, 15, 16. 
 
 llartin, 15, 16. 
 
 Philip V.N. , 16. 
 
 ^ VAN ALSTYNE 
 Derilre, 5. 
 Isaac, 5. 
 Jan M. , 5. 
 
 VAN JEN BERGH 
 CVjriatiena, 5. 
 Cornelius, 5. 
 ElizaToeth, '5. 
 Gerrit C. , 5. 
 Gerrit T. , 5. 
 Lydia (?) , 5. 
 llargr i ta , 5 . 
 ?taria, 5. 
 Volkert, 5. 
 
 VAN DER IIEY13EN 
 Derick I. , 13. 
 
 VAN NESS 
 
 Catalyna, 15, 16. 
 Catharine, 15, 16. 
 Eve, 15. 
 Gerrit, 15. 
 Helena, IG. 
 Henry, 15. 
 Margaret, 15. 
 Ilaxitie, 15, 16. 
 Philip, 14, 15, 16, 
 Sarah, 15, 16. 
 
 VAN RENSSELAER 
 John, 5. 
 Nicholas, 5. 
 
 VAN VEGHTIEN 
 Catal^rna, 15. 
 DircV, 15, 16. 
 Elizabeth, 5. 
 Jiargaret, 15, 16. 
 JTaria , 5 . 
 Teunia , 15, 16. 
 
 VASSALI 
 Ifery, 6. 
 Ric)ua,rd, 6. 
 
 WALWORTH 
 Apv.hia, 9. 
 Apphia B. , 9. 
 Benjamin, 9. 
 Elvia A. , 9. 
 Ifyram, 9. 
 Janes, 9. 
 James C. , 9. 
 Jedediah H. , 9. 
 John, 9. 
 Reuben H. , 9. 
 Rosamond B. , 9. 
 Sarah D. , 9. 
 
WATKIITS 
 Jolin, 6. 
 
 G. , 16. 
 
 ¥ILSON 
 
 Ebeneser Jr. , 10. 
 
 WRIGHT 
 
 John, 7, 0. 
 
 SURlTAI'ffi mSSIlTG: 
 Jarnes, 16. 
 
 MEGRDES 
 Prenck, 5. 
 llatt, 5. 
 Tom, 5, 
 
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