Helen Schuyler

Helen married Degray. [Group Sheet]

Helen married Reynier Quackenbush 30 Apr 1807, Pompton Plains, New Jersey, United States. Reynier died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Married:
http://www.northjersey.com/community/history/more_history_news/71248087.html

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Reynier Quackenbush and Helen Schuyler were married on April 30, 1807. They had at least five children, including David, who married Rachel Westervelt, daughter of John A. Westervelt and Cornelia Brinkerhoff; Leah Ann, who married Thomas Terhune; Adonijah Schuyler Quackenbush, who married Sophia Earle; Elizabeth B. Quackenbush, who married John Hopper, son of Andrew P. Hopper and Anna Van Voorhees; and John J., who married Elizabeth Ann Bogert.

1. David Quackenbush died Yes, date unknown.
2. Leah Ann Quackenbush died Yes, date unknown.
3. Adonijah Schuyler Quackenbush died Yes, date unknown.
4. Elizabeth B Quackenbush died Yes, date unknown.
5. John J Quackenbush died Yes, date unknown.

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Buried:
Birth: Jan. 1, 1750
Death: Sep. 6, 1839


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Children:
Elizabeth Schuyler Boyd (1789 - 1876)*


Burial:
Pompton Reformed Church Cemetery
Pompton Lakes
Passaic County
New Jersey, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 57445924

Adonijah married Elizabeth Bayard\Bogert 27 Aug 1783, Pompton Plains, New Jersey, United States. Elizabeth was born Abt 1862; died 16 Mar 1821. [Group Sheet]

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Married:
Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 51

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Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 51

It was he in all probability who in 1737 and 1752 was enrolled among the members of the Church of Pompton. His grandfather Arent, it is said, gave him a tract of land above Pompton lying on the north side of the Furnace(?) Pond and on which is the beautifully located residence of the late Cornelius Schuyler.

Transcription of Arant Schuyler's will of Pompton
Dated June 8, 1798. Probated December 15, 1806
Mentions: wife Rachel, sons Philip and Adonyah
Executors: sons Philip and Adonyah and friend William Colfax
Witnesses: John Wright, Nicholas Slingerland, Jr., Charles Wayman

Arent married Helen Gerritse Van Wagenen\Van Wagoner 1 Oct 1741. Helen (daughter of Gerrit Hermanus Van Wagenen and Annetje (Sip)) was born 3 Dec 1720, Passaic County, New Jersey, British America ; died 13 Jan 1786. [Group Sheet]

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Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 51

It was He in all probability who in 1737 and 1752 was enrolled among the members of the Church of Pompton. His Grand Father Arent it is said gave him a tract of land above Pompton lying in the North side of the Furnace Pond and in which is the beautifully located residence of the late Cornelius Schuyler.

He had two sons and supposed two daughters.

Buried:
Birth: unknown
Death: Jan. 13, 1786


Inscription:
IN MEMORY OF HELEN VAN WAGNER
WIFE OF ARRON SCHUYLER WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
Jan 13, 1786 AGED 65 YEARS 1 MONTH & 10 DAYS


Burial:
Pompton Reformed Church Cemetery
Pompton Lakes
Passaic County
New Jersey, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 77078244

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Married:
http://www.americanancestors.org/PageDetail.aspx?recordId=143774715

Other Events:

• Baptism: 11 Sep 1687, Albany, Albany, New York, British America

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Film 102851 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 51

The Family of Philip Schuyler Son of Arent.

When Arent Schuyler removed from Pompton to New Barbadoes his son Philip remained on the farm at Pompton and is the immediate forefather of the branches of the family that settled in this vicinity. He was born at Albany and baptized there Sep 11, 1687 and died at Pompton about 1760. He and his children must have had a large __________ estate. He married about 1712 Hesther Kingsland, daughter of Isaac Kingsland of New Barbadoes who was a member of the Council under several of the deputy Governors of New Jersey. They had 12 children.

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Philip Schuyler, a son of Arent, we are to presume, had patriotic impulses towards self-government long before the tea was thrown overboard at Boston or Patrick Henry made his famous speech, for we are told that Philip was expelled from the New Jersey Assembly in colonial days for drinking a health "to the damnation of the government and justices of the peace." He was subsequently restored to his seat.

History of Essex and Hudson Counties, New Jersey, Volume 2, p 1245

http://books.google.com/books?id=3NQ4AQAAMAAJ&pg=PR7&dq=history+of+essex+and+hudson+counties+new+jersey,+volume+11&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2SuiUtb9AYbXoATUgIGQBQ&ved=0CC0Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=schuyler&f=false

Philip married Hester Kingsland 8 Oct 1727, Second River Dutch Reformed Church, Belleville, New Jersey, British America . Hester (daughter of Isaac Kingsland and Elizabeth) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Acquackanonk, Bergen, New Jersey, British America

Gerrit married Annetje (Sip). Annetje died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]