DEPUY & WYNKOOP LINES continued

TENTH GENERATION

b. 1657 Artois, Nord Pas de Calais, France (/at sea?)
c. 15 Aug. 1660 Leiden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands
d. 1752 Rochester/ Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
Captain on a merchantman before marriage.
Joined petition of NY Protestants to King William III 30 Dec. 1701
m.(1) (517) Maria Wynkoop 1680 Kingston, Ulster, NY
m.(2) Peterneltjen/ Pieternella De Pree 17 Oct. 1724 Old RDC, Kingston, Ulster, NY
- b. 1657/58 Holland, Netherlands
- d. of Kingston, Ulster, NY
- Family (1): Marinus Van Aken 11 Apr. 1683 Cadzand, Netherlands
  - b. 1655 Aachen, Rheinland, Germany
  - d. 1724 Rochester, Ulster, NY
  - Father: Pieter Van Aken of Thielt, Belgium
  - Mother: Calaerte Coppijns of Cadzand, Zeeland
- a. Pieter Van Aken
  b. 27 Sep. Hurley c. 11 Oct. 1685 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. 31 Mar. 1756 i. Kingston, Ulster, NY
  m. Rusje Damen ABT 1705 NY
  b. 1687 Brooklyn, Kings, NY
  d. AFT 21 Nov. 1725 i. Kingston, Ulster, NY
  Father: Jan Corneliszen Damen s/o C J
  Mother: Sophia Martense
  
  1. Jan Van Aaken
  b. 1710 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. ABT 1787 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  m. Margrietjen De Graaf 8 Apr. 1732 Old RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
  b. 19 June 1715 Albany, Albany, NY
  Father: Gerrit De Grauw
  Mother: Dorothee Huyer
  
  A. (557iv_a2[1]) Russie Van Aken -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  B. Johannes Van Aken
  c. 22 Jan. 1744 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
  
  2. Cornelius Van Auken
  c. 28 Dec. 1712
  d. ABT 1755 Upper Smithfield, PA
  liv. 1737/48 near Machackemeck, NY
  m. Hester Relje 20 Apr. 1735
  c. 24 Jan. 1708 Kingston, UIster, NY
  liv. 1737/48 near Machackemeck, NY
  Father: Denis Ariens Relje
  Mother: Jeanne Elizabeth le Roy
  
  A. (259ii[2]b[1]) David Van Aaken -- SHOEMAKER LINE
  B. (259ii[2]c[1]) Jennetje Van Aacken -- SHOEMAKER LINE
  
  3 Sefia Van Aaken
  c. 18 Nov. 1716 Old RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. BET 1746/51 prob. Minisink, Orange, NY
  Family (1): (2079vii[2]a1[1]B) Jacobus Westfall 7 May 1738 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  A. (519i_b9[1]) Rusje (/Jerusha) Westfall
  
  4. Giedon Van Aken
  c. 19 Oct. 1718 Old RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. 15 Nov. 1770
  m. Maria Ploeg 13 Dec. 1740 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  c. 7 Sep. 1718 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  Father: Pieter Albertse Ploeg
  Mother: Aaltje Pele d/o Paul P Pelon & Lys Hen
  
  A. Johannes Van Aken
  b. 14 Oct. 1744 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  
  B. Johannes Van Aken
  [b.] Rochester Twp., c. 19 Oct. 1745/46 [RDC] Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. Ulster Co., NY
- b. Sara Van Aken -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  b. 12 Feb. 1687/88 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  Early settler of Minisink Valley
  Family: (1111iii[1]) Nicholas (/Claes) Westfall -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  1. (2223[2]d2[1]) Pieternelle Westfall -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  b. ABT 1713 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. AFT 1774
  
  2. Lydia Westfall
  b. 1725 Machackemeck, Orange, NY
  d. 1762 Orange Co., NY
  Family: Benjamin Westbrook Vernoy
  b. Minisink, c. 28 June 1724 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  Father's name not on baptismal record; witnesses: Cornelis a Kampen & Megtelt a Kampen
  d. Orange Co., NY
  
  A. (553viii_b[1]) Elizabeth Vernooy
- c. Cornelis Van Aken
  c. 25 May 1690 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  m. (1031vi_c) Zara/ Sarah Westbrook 30 Apr. 1714 NY -- SHOEMAKER LINE
- d. (517v[1]) Catrina Van Aken
- e. (555ii[1]) Rachel Van Aken 30 Apr. 1719 -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  c. 9 June 1695 Kingston, Ulster, NY
- f. Neeltjen /Eleanor Van Aken
  c. 11 Sep. 1697 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. 24 Nov. 1774 Sussex Co., NJ
  Early settler of Minisink Valley
  Family: (2275iii_b1) Jan Emans 18 Nov. 1724 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY -- VAN SIKEL LINE
  b. 1694 Gravesend, Kings, NY
  Will 17 May 1732 Walpack, [Sussex], NJ
  Early settler of Minisink Valley
  
  1. Rachel Emmens
  c. 3 Oct. 1725 RDC Walpack, Sussex, NJ d. BEF 24 Nov. 1774
  liv. 1753 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
  Family: Thomas Quick
  c. 25 Aug. 1716 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
  liv. 1753 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
  Father: Johannes Quick
  Mother: Breckjen Middagh
  
  A. (279v[2]) Rebecca Quick -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  
  REF: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?p=GET&db=joes_genes&id=I37278 c/o Joe Travis pitravis@sbcglobal.net
  2. Elinor /Neeltje Emans
  b. 1729 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  d. [AFT?] 1755 Northampton Co., PA
  liv. 1753 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
  witnessed 1753 RDC Smithfield PA baptism of (516[2]f3A) Mary Westfael
  Family: unknown Robeson (M) (?)
  
  3. Catherine Emmens
  1730 Gravesend, [Kings], NY
  d. 20 Oct. 1787 Knowlton, Sussex, NJ
  liv. 1753 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
  Family: (2079vii[2]a8A) Nathaniel (/Daniel?) Westfall 10 Jan. 1748 RDC Smithfield, PA ("j.m.")
  b. 6 Oct. 1728 [Sineachquan/] Rochester, Ulster, NY
  d. 1785 Sussex Co., NJ
  liv. 1753 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
  
  A. Mary Westfael
  c. 2 Dec. 1753 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
  witnesses: (259iv) Arie Depuye & (516[2]f2) Neeltje Robeson
- g. Abraham VanAken
  b. 29 Oct. 1699 [RDC] Kingston, Ulster, NY
  liv. 1738 near Machackemeck, NY
  Jail Tax roll 1739, Goshen, Orange, NY
  m(1): (1037v_a[1]5) Jannetje DeWitt 18 Apr. 1723 NY -- DE PUY LINE
  c. 13 July 1701 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  liv. 1738 near Machackemeck, NY
  
  1. Catrina Van Aken
  b. Rochester, c. 16 Jan. 1726 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
  1726 Witnesses: Cornelis de Pue & Catryntjen Van Aaken
  d. Port Jervis, Orange, NY
  Family: (519iii_d1) Dirk Rosenkrans
  A. (565ii_b[1]) Arriaantje Rosenkrans -- BRINK LINE
  
  2. Daniel Van Aken
  b. Minisink, Orange, c. 2 Feb. 1735 Rochester, Ulster, NY
  d. 20 Jan. 1818 Orange Co., NY
  m. Leah Kittle 15 Dec. 1753 Ulster Co., NY
  b. 1736 Wawarsing, Ulster, NY
  
  A. Elijah Van Auken
  b. 23 Oct. c. 21 Nov. 1759 Machackemeck, Orange, NY
  d. 27 Aug. 1837 NJ
  Poll Tax 1782 Delaware Twp, Pike, PA
  
  m(2): (2079vii[2]a12) Margaret Westfall 1725 NY (?)
  b. 1705 Kingston, Ulster, NY
- h. Isaac Van Aken
  b. 5 July 1702 Rochester, Ulster, NY
  d. 27 Nov. 1761 Montague, Sussex, NJ
  liv. 1738/38 near Machackemeck, NY
  Jail Tax roll 1739, Goshen, Orange, NY
  m. (1037v_a[1]4) Rachel de Witt 15 Apr. 1723 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  b. 21 Aug. 1698 Rochester, Ulster, NY
  d. 1739 Port Jervis, Orange, NY
  liv. 1738/39 near Machackemeck, NY
  
  1. Abraham Isaac Van Auken
  c. 19 Jan. 1724 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  m. (1135iv_h[1]1) Maria DeWitt -- BRINK LINE
  
  2. (553viii_a1) Jacobus Van Auken -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  3. Isaac Van Auken 22 Nov. 1754 Minisink, Sussex, NJ
  b. Wawarsing, c. 13 June 1736 [RDC] Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. BEF 1 Mar. 1814
  m. (1134[2]a1) Margaret Hornbeck -- BRINK LINE
  A. James Van Auken
  c. 8 Apr. 1764 Machackemeck, Orange, NY
  d. BEF 5 Nov. 1847
  1st Class, Capt. Jacob Dewitt's Co., 5th Batt. Northampton Co. Militia June 1782
  
  4. Joseph Van Aken
  c. 29 May 1739 Minisink Twp., Orange, NY
  witnesses: (1031vi_f) Cornelis Wessebroeck & (519iv_a) Antje Rosa
  
  "(516[2][1]) Marinus [Van Auken] moved on [the Old Mine Road] from Esopus to Rochester, now called Accord, in Ulster County, N.Y. In quest of land, his four sons all moved down the road into the Neversink and Minisink valleys. Son (516[2][1]a) Pieter settled in Lehman Twp., Pike County: (516[2][1]h) Isaak crossed the Delaware river to put down roots in Montaque; and (516[2][1]g) Abraham moved farther down the road, both of these being in what was finally determined as being in Sussex County, New Jersey." The boundary between New York and New Jersey was not settled until 1772."
  -- http://pages.prodigy.net/vanauken1/vanauken/REPORT5.HTM#Section_5.0

b. 1660 Albany, Albany, NY
d. BET 1704/24 prob. Ulster Co., NY
Family: (516) Moyse/ Moses De Puy Sr.
i. Marytjen/ Marentjen De Puy/ De Pue
- c. Apr. 24, 1681
- Family: (1107i) Alexander Augustus Rosenkrans -- VAN GARDEN LINE
- a. Harmanus Rosenkrans
  - b. Rochester, c. 10 May 1716 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
  - d. AFT 1769
  - moved to Walpack with parents 1731/32
  - moved to NW Hunterdon Co., NJ BEF 1760
  - returned toFlatbrook, Walpack 1769
  - m(1): Anna Marie Stout ABT 1743 Walpack, Sussex, NJ (not recorded
    [c. 4 Mar. 1714/15 New York, New York, NY]
    of Shappanack, on the Delaware R.
    Father: John Stout
    [Mother: Abigail Bill]
  - 1. Alexander Rosenkrans
    b. 1744 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  - m(2): Mary unknown BEF 8 Apr. 1754
    (mentioned on deed selling land to Isaac VanCampen c/o Peter DeWitt, at Shappanack. Witnesses Nicholas Emins & John Williams )
  REF: http://www.rosenkrantz-genealogy.org/Book/S09_G3.html
- b. Magdalena Roosekrans
  c. 5 Jan. 1718 RDC Rochester, Ulster, NY
  d. BEF 1801 i. RDC Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1751
  Family:(553iii_c) Isaac Van Campen -- VAN GARDEN LINE
  1. (279iii_c[1]) John Van Campen -- VAN GARDEN LINE
- c. Catrina Roosenkrans
  b. Rochester, c. 8 Nov. 1719 Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. BEF 1768 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  Family: Nicolaes Emans 2/30 June 1745 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, CA, ("by license from Gov. Morris in Jersey, 30 June 1745")
  b. 1719 Ulster Co., NY
  Father: Jan Emmans
  Mother: Eleanor Robeson
  
  1. John Emmans /Emmons
  c. 27 Apr. 1746 Walpeck, Sussex, NJ
  d. BET 1782/98 Tioga Co., NY
  Poll Tax 1782 Delaware Twp, Pike, PA
  poss. 2 Class, Capt. [Johannes] Van Etten's Co. 5th Batt. Northampton Co. Militia June 1782
  
  2. (257ix_b) Alexander Immens /Emmens -- SHOEMAKER LINE
- d. Col. Johannes Rosenkrans
  b. 18 May 1724 Rochester, Kingston, Ulster, NY
  d. 15 June 1786 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  Poll Tax 1772/82 Delaware Twp, Pike, PA
  Col., Continental Army
  John owned over 3000 acres in NJ & PA
  m. (515iv_a) Margaret DeWitt 8 Aug. 1751 Kingston, Ulster, NY -- SHOEMAKER LINE
  1. John Rosenkrans
  b. 6 Shappanack, c. 19 July 1752 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  d. 1827/33 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  m. Elizabeth Van Nest ABT 1777 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  b. BEF 1758 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  d. ABT 1830 Shappanack, Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  
  2. Capt. Jacob Rosenkrans
  b. 29 Apr. Shappanack, c. 19 May 1754 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  d. AFT 22 Nov. 1818 Hamilton, Butler, OH
  Capt., Co. B, 3rd Batt., NJ Volunteers
  m. Elizabeth Van Deuren 15 Jan. 1774 Ulster Co., NY (?)
  b. ABT 1755 of Shappanack, Sussex, NJ
  d. 22 Jan. 1817 Hamilton, Butler, OH
  
  3. Alexander Rosenkrans
  b. 26 Shappanack, c. 29 Jan. 1759 Walpack, Sussex, NJ
  d. Havana, Schuyler, NY
  liv. NJ until 1797
  REF: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=michaelburton65&id=I00951 c/o Michael Burton michael_burton@juno.com
ii. (258) Nicholas DuPuis/ DePuy
iii. Cathrina DePuy
c. 4 June /Apr, 1684 prob. d. young
iv. Magdalena De Puy
c. March 14, 1685/86 Ulster, NY
d. ABT 1686 Ulster, NY
v. Cornelius De Puy
b. 1 c. 8 Jan. 1687/88 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. ABT 1766
m. (516[1][1]d) Catrina Van Aken 6 May 1713 Rochester/ Kingston, Ulster, NY
c. 16 Oct. 1692 Kingston, Ulster, NY
vi. Catrina De Puy
c. May 25, 1690
vii. Moses DePew /DePuy Jr.
c. Sep. 27, 1691 (/24 Apr. 1681) Kingston, Ulster, NY
m(1) (512[2]c) Grietjen (Margaret) Schoonmaecker (1695-1746) Feb. 14, 1716 Kingston RDC, Ulster, NY --SHOEMAKER LINE
a. Catrina Depuy
c. 10 Apr. 1720 Rochester, Ulster, NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1763/87
Family: John Chambers 13 May 1750 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
b. ABT 1729 Marbletown, Ulster, NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1763/87
Father: Marinus Chambers s/o Jn & Corn V Aken
Mother: Susanna Kittle d/o Jerem & Eliz Claes Keator

1. Elisabeth Chambers
c. 12 June 1757 1st RDC Marbletown, Ulster, NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1787
Family: Daniel Labar (1763-1846) 19 May 1786 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA(after banns)

b. Benjamin DePuy
b. Rochester Twp., [c.] 3 Mar. 1727/28 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. 1806 Owasco Twp., Cayuga, NY
built stone house at Peenpack, Orange, NY, later called "Fort Depuy"
m. (2223[2]b3A) Elizabeth Swartwout 9 Sep. 1747 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA ("j.m., "j.d.") -- VAN GARDEN LINE
b. 1728/30 Peenpack[, Orange, NY]
d. ABT 1807 Owasco, Cayuga, NY

m(2) Mary Hitchcock 8 June 1748 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
b. 1714 Westchester Co., NY
d. July 1785 Ulster Co., NY
Family (1): John Robinson Ulster Co., NY
b. 19 Apr. 1713 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. [BEF] 1748 [of] Ulster Co., NY
Father: Jacobus Roberse s/o Jas & Wyn Klaarwater
Mother: Wyntjen Klaarwater d/o Theu Jac & Mar Hans Vos
viii. Benjamin de Pew/ de Puy
c. Oct. 13, 1695 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1748/49
m(1) (512[2]d) Elizabeth Hendrickse Schoonmaker 3 Sep. 1719 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY -- SHOEMAKER LINE
c. 18 Feb. 1700 of Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. BEF 1735

a. Benjamin DePuy
c. 3 July 1720 Kingston, Ulster, NY d. infant

b. Maria DePuy
c. 28 Jan. 1722 Rochester, Ulster, NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1747/58
Family: James Hyndshaw 12 Sep. 1749 RDC Lower Smithfield, Monroe, PA ("by license from President Hamilton in New Jersey")
b. 1720 of Rochester, Ulster, NY d. 1765
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1746/58
on petition 1746 Monroe-Pike, PA

1. Hanna Hyndshaw
c. 12 Feb 1758 RDC Lower Smithfield, Monroe, PA

c. Johannis DePuy
c. 19 Jan. 1724 Kingston, Ulster, NY d. infant

d. Johannis DePuy
c. 26 Mar. 1727 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. 19 Apr. 1777 Lower Mt. Bethel, Northampton, PA
i. Old Presbyterian Cem., Martins Creek, Hainesville, NJ
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1750/52
Family: (517ix_d) Marya Van Campen 25 June 1749 Smithfield, Monroe, PA("j.m." & "j.d.")

e. Benjamin Depuy
b. 1720 Rochester, c. 29 June 1729 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. 26 Sep. 1811 Foul Rift, Northampton, PA
m. (517ix_b) Catherine Van Campen 15 Jan. 1755 RDC Walpack, Sussex, NJ

f. Nicholas Dupuis
b. 1731 Marbletown, Ulster, NY
liv. 1751 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
witnessed 1751 Smithfield Twp, PA baptism of (2571i_a1) Elisabeth Wheeler

g. Ephraim Dupuis
b. 1733 Marbletown, Ulster, NY

h. Daniel Depuy
b. ABT 1735 of Rochester, Ulster, NY

i. Sarah DePuy
c. 25 Dec. 1737 Kingston, Ulster, NY d. 2 Apr. 1818
prob. liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1762
Family: (517ix_a) John Van Campen

m(2) (1037v_a2) Eycke/ Ikee de Witt Dec. 13, 1735 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
c. 3 June 1694 Kingston, Ulster, NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1747/49
ix. Susanna De Puy
c. Jan. 8/9, 1697/98
liv. 1752 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
witnessed 1752 RDC Smithfield PA baptism of (517ix_d1) Elisabeth Dupuy
Family: (1031viii_d) Abraham Van Campen 1724 -- SHOEMAKER LINE
c. 9 Oct. 1698 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. May 1767 Pahaquarry, Warren, NJ
liv. 1748/52 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA

a. John Van Campen
c. 15 May 1726 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. 11 July 1805 Shawnee, Monroe, PA
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1762
Poll Tax 1772 Lower Smithfield, Monroe, PA
Occupation: Miller
m. (517viii_i) Sarah DePuy 17 Nov. 1753 NJ
1. (257ix_c[1]) Blandina Van Campen -- SHOEMAKER LINE

b. (517viii_e) Catherine Van Campen
b. 1732 Pechoqually, Pahaquarry Twp., Warren, NJ
d. 4 Apr. 1804
m. (517viii_e) Benjamin Depuy

c. Benjamin Van Campen
b. BEF 19 May 1728 Pahsquarry, NJ
will 7 Mar. Northampton Co., PA d. 26 Sep. 1789 Hunterdon Co., NJ
Poll Tax 1772 Lower Smithfield, Monroe, PA
m. Rachel Johnson 19 Aug. 1763
b. 1740 Hunterdon Co., NJ
d. 29 Sep. 1805 i. Shawnee Presb Ch, Monroe, PA

(no issue)

REF: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ray_frey&id=I44874
d. Maria Van Campen
c. 27 Feb. 1732 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. 1 June 1840 Sadyston Twp., i. Hainesville Cem., Sussex, NJ
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1750/52
Family: (517viii_d) Johannis DePuy
1. Elisabeth Dupuy
c. 2 Aug. 1752 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
witnesses: (517ix) Abram van Campen & (517ix[1]) Susanna Dupuy

e. Abraham Van Campen Jr.
c. 22 Feb. 1736 Kingston, Ulster, NY d. 1811
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1785
m(1): (129ii) Elizabeth Schoonmaker ABT 1780 -- SHOEMAKER LINE
m(2): (259iii_d) Marya Depuy
x. Catrina/Catharine /Catherine De Puy
c. Nov. 30, 1701 Rochester, Ulster Co., NY
d. before 1741
Family: (512[2]e) Benjamin J. (Hendricksz) Schoonmaecker (1702-1776) May 10, 1722 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY --SHOEMAKER LINE
a. Antje Schoonmaker
c. 19 Jan. 1724 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
liv. RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA 1748
Family: (553iii_a) John Van Campen -- VAN GARDEN LINE
xi. Jacobus Du Puy
c. 19 Sep. 1703 Rochester (Kingston), Ulster, NY
d. BET 18 Dec. 1757/ 22 July 1762
m. (512[2]g) Sara Hendricksz Schoonmaker 26 Aug. 1725 NY -- SHOEMAKER LINE
c. 20 June 1708 NY

a. Jacobus DePuy
b. 1736 d. 1785
m. (1039vii_c1) Sara Van Wagener ABT 1760
prob. c. 4 Jan. 1730 Kingston, Ulster, NY

1. Sarah DuPuy
b. 9 June 1770 Rochester, Ulster, NY
d. 30 Sep. 1818 Shawangunk, Ulster, NY
Family: (1031vii) Johannes Cornelius Decker -- SHOEMAKER LINE
b. 2 June 1767 Shawangunk, Ulster, NY
d. 13 Sep. 1811 Shawangunk, Ulster, NY

SRC: Floyd G. Hoenstine, THE 1955 YEAR BOOK of the PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (1956), p.554 c/o Bill Decoursey's notes on old Dutch families http://www.teachout.org/../du/decoursey1750.html
xii. Johannes Du Puy
c. 1704 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. NY
m. Sarah Van Steenbergen 25/26 Dec. 1725
b. 1703
Father: Thomas Steenberger
Mother: Marie Metselar

a. Johannes J. DePuy
b. 15 Oct. 1727 Kingston, Ulster, NY
d. 27 Aug. 1765 Wantage, Sussex, NJ
liv. 1748/52 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
m. (2079vii[2]a11α) Rachel DeVoor BEF 1748
b. 6 Oct. 1728 RDC Kingston, Ulster, NY
liv. 1748/52 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA

1. Lena Dupuy
c. 7 June 1752 RDC Smithfield, Monroe, PA
witnesses: (2079vii_a11[1]) Cornelis Devoor & (2079vii_a11) Lena Westfael

b. Catherine DuPuy
b. Dec. 1732 Esopus, Ulster, NY
Family: Paulus Dewitt 10 Dec. 1749 RDC Smithfield, Shawnee, Monroe, PA ("j.m." & "j.d.")
b. Mar. 1726/27 Raritan, Hunterdon, NJ d. KY
Father: Paulus Dewitt s/o Bar & Sar V Tassel
Mother: Catherine Johnson (~1706->1774)

(516) Moses Sr., born on the sea, hence his name, studied navigation and engaged to go as Capt. on a merchantman. He had leisure to go to Kingston, got acquainted with Miss (517) Maria Wynkoop, then went down to the ship. The ship wasn't going, so he came again and they were married.
(517) Maria's land was traded for Beekman's half of Beekman's and (1106) Herman Hendrick Rosekrans' patent in Rochester. The De Puys went into the wilderness, and friends were alarmed for their safety. They lived for sometime under a tree. In 1689 the highest flood known before or after in the town made him get with his family and a few movables in the the barn, three day and three nights. They got on a spot of ground as soon as it was bare, and the barn was thrown down by a snow flurry 2 hours after. They were assisted by Rosekrans, living on the other side of the Rondout, using an old canoe. (They) walked around and prayed, after sueing for blessing. His house was afterwards burned down. He died 94 years old, having been `very healthy, of florid countenance, common size and broad, strong, straight, broad breast, prosperous, pious, respectable.'"
(516) Moses was Justice of the Peace, and held the patent of the Town of Rochester with (512) Jochem Hendricksz Schoonmaker.

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