Marie Menuteau

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The funeral of Marie Menuteau was attended by her cousin Louis Martineau, barrel maker (tonnelier). He might have been her own cousin, but given his name it is possible that he was her husband's cousin. His parents were Louis Martineau and Catherine Barrault, who were married on the same day in 1635 as Simon Mousnier and Anne Martineau, which may mean that Louis and Anne were siblings

Marie married Estiene Martineau Abt 1629, La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France. Estiene was born Abt 1595, La Couarde-Sur-Mer, Charente-Maritime, France; died Bef Mar 1654, Le Boutellion, La Couarde, Ile de Re, France. [Group Sheet]

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Her chr. date from, temple of Villeneuve, La Rochelle,France

Anne married Simon Mousnier Abt 1646, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France. Simon was born Abt 1626, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Her age at her second mg. listed as 37 in St. Martins. parish reg. Her chr. date from Temple of Villeneuve,La Rochelle,France.

Francoise married Louis Mousnier 14 Jun 1654, Temple de La Villeneuve, (St. Martin) La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France. Louis was born Abt 1635, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Francoise married Pierre Martineau 8 Jul 1671, St. Martins, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France. Pierre was born , La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France; was christened 3 May 1623; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

His chr. from ,Temple of Villeneuve, La Rochelle, France.

Daniel married Elizabeth Boiteau Abt 1658, St. Martins, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France. Elizabeth was born Abt 1640, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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His chr. in Temple of Villeneuve, La Rochelle,France

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Her chr. in Temple of Villeneuve, La Rochelle, France.

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Her chr. listed in Temple of Villeneuve, La Rochelle, France.

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• AFN: 9J2T-17

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From File 1 (M3666) deposited at the NY Genealogical & Biographical Society, 122 East 58th St., NY, NY 10022, letter to Jamuel P. Stevens, 312 Sheridan Ave., Piedmont, CA 94611-3814 from a Mrs. Hill. Letter is in response to one from Mr. Stevens dated Oct 29, 1992 in which he mentions his ancestor John Martineau, born 27 Sep 1793, Richmond, Staten Island and his wife, Eliza Mears, born 13 Apr 1806, Fabious, NY. She provides all information on the Martineau (Martino) family in the Staten Island parish registers of the French Hugenot church.

"Francois Martineau became a member of the French Church in New York July 20, 1670. In 1676 ninety acres of land were laid out for him on Staten Island. Soon after he married Hester Dominees, widow of Walraven Luten. Their son Steven was baptized 1679. In 1683 Francois with others objected to the appointment of an English minister on Staten Island. In 1694 he was granted land on Old Town Road. His will in 1707 names his wife, Hester, his grandson Vincent Fountain, son of a daughter who married Vincent Fountain, Sr. The name Stephen continued until 1801 when the Stephen Martineau who owned the present farm colony died.

Gaston Martineau, a surgeon of Dieppe, settled in Norwich, England in 1685 and was a French refugee. The family on Staten Island is a collateral branch and were on Staten Island before Gaston left France."
Hus - Francois Martineau
The records of their marriage were apparently lost with other French Huguenot records
Francois's will was probated 1 Oct 1707. He may have been one of those French Huguenots
who denizised, left their wills here and some returned to the U.S. a few years later. We have n no record of Francois's death. He had a 1st wife & three children who died in France.
From the "Revised History of Harlem" by James Riker,N.Y. 1904 (Henry P.Toler (revisionest)
"Francois Martino and his friend, Jean Belleville, joined the church at New York, Jul 28 1670, being the first mention of them. The latter was from St. Martin near La Rochelle---perhaps Martino was---this early association and their later intimacy seeming to favor it. Whether Belleville was he who was called le Chaudronnier,or,by the English, the tinker, as the first signifies, I am not able to determine, but Jan Tincker was enrolled in the night watch at Harlem, Nov 7 1673, and went to Staten Island where he held property, as did Belleville. Martino had 96 acres of land on Staten Island, laid out for him Apr 24 1676, near the "Iron Mountain." To this Governor Dongan added 35 acres, in 1685. He married Hester Dominees, widow of Walraven Lutin, or Lutine; issue, Stephen, born 1679. Martino, in 1683,was foremost among the French and Walloon residents in sustaining the French worship. His will,made 1 Oct 1706, and proved 5 Aug 1707, gave his estate, on the death of his widow, to his two god (grand) sons, Stephen Martino (son of Stephen, deceased) and Vincent Fontaine Jr.(a son of Francois's step dau. Anneken Lutten, dau. of Hester Donrinees & her 1st hus.Walraven Lutten) (See Clute's Annals of Staten Island) ." When Francois came over to Staten Island he also settled where his future wife, Hester, was living with her first husband. This first settlement became known as "Old Town".
No description of Francois's character has been preserved by posterity. The few facts about him in the records indicate he was a determined & spirited person interested in creating a meaningful & successful life. It would appear that he was courageous and not the least bit shy of fighting for what he thought was right. The people of Ile de Re are known to be independent & strong willed & perhaps Francois shared these traits as well.
There were no churches on Staten Island when Francois settled there about 1675. To get to a church he had to cross the bay (now New York Bay) to the French Church or the Dutch Church in New Amsterdam; or to the Brooklyn Dutch Church or Flatbush Dutch Church, these latter churches all served by the same minister at that time. No marriage for Francis Martino are recorded in any of these church records. At the time of his projected marriage the colony was under Dutch rule, the Dutch Church was the authorized church, and civil marriages were not permitted or recognized until the take-over by the British.
There are many deeds and Mortgages recorded on Staten Island in which the name of Franis Martino appears because his land was sufficiently large to occasion descriptions of his borders in other deeds.
Sources used;
1706 Census of S.I.: Found in Stillwells Hist. & Gen. Mcs. Vol 1
Abstracts of N.Y.Wills,Vol. 1 p. 446
New York Dutch Church, Pub. in N.Y. Gen & Bio. bap.& Mgs & deaths.
Tunis Bergen, register of the Early Settlers of Kings Co. N.Y. 1881 p. 201.
Revised History of Harlem by James Riker N.Y. 1904 p. 269.
Staten Island Patents,Mcs at S.I. Hist. Soc. Vol 2 p. 143, 222, 267.
Inventory of Francois Martineaus estate: Original at, Paul Klapper Library, Queens College,
Flushing, N.Y.
Will of Vincent Fontaine
Flatbush Dutch Church, Holland Society year book 1898 p. 112
NYG&B Rec. Vol 134, Number 4 "Francois Martineau--Native of l' Ile der Re, An Early Settler of
Harlem and Staten Island."

Francois married Marguerite Bore Abt 1665, St. Martins, Ile de Re, Charente-Maritime, France. Marguerite was born Abt 1644, La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France; died Between 1670 and 1674, La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France. [Group Sheet]

Francois married Hester Dominees Abt 1678, , Richmond, New York, United States. Hester was born Abt 1638, Mannheim, Baden-W?rttemberg, Germany; died Bef 1706, , Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC4-M4

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Stephens bap. 25 May 1679 by a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, across the Narrows in New Utrecht(Brooklyn) rec. is found in the Dutch Reformed Church of Flatbush, Kings Co. N.Y. in the NYHS yr bk 1898, 974.7 C4h, p. 112. & is also recorded in "The Early Settlers of Kings County, N.Y", by Tuenis Bergen, 974.723 D2b p. 201, this record also states that Francois Martino md. Teuntje Martenooy of Flatlands,( Teuntje, another form of Hanna or Ann) had Stephen bap on the date listed above.The two witness's were Jean Belleville & Hester Casier (his wife).On the same day Belleville had his son Philip bap, & the witnesses were Francois Martino & Elizabeth Ravesteijn. The bap. registration notes that parents, witnesses,and children were all from Staten Island. Source:Recs. of the Reformed Dutch Church of Flatbush,Kings Co. New York, vol i 1677-1720 (New York: The Holland Society of New York,1998), p 391.Stephen died before 1706 as referenced in his fathers will & was not in the 1706 census of Staten Island.
" In the 1706 census of Staten Island a Stephen Martino, a boy, probably living in the family of Jean Belliville, and his wife, according to the placement of the names in that census. At this time the grandson Stephen Martino was the only male Martino living on Staten Island, his father and grandfather both having died." Summation of Dutch researcher Harriet Stryker-Rhoda.
There are no deeds recorded for Stephen, no administration of an estate, hence we must conclude he probably was living & working on his father's estate, clearing land of virgin forest, etc. He had no need to purchase a homesite, for as his fathers only son he would naturally inherit a large share of his father's estate. The probability is that he was interred on the farm as was the custom, since there was no estalished church or cemetery on Staten Island. There is a hiatus in the records of the Dutch churches in Kings county, New York from 1694 to 1706, a period of ministerial transition and civil disturbances. This coincides with the probable mg., b. & death dates of his family.

Stephen married Mary Belleville Abt 1700, , Richmond, New York, United States. Mary (daughter of Jean Belleville and Hester Casier) was born Abt 1681, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 9J2T-3K

Hester married Vincent Fountain. Vincent was born Abt 1679; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 9J2T-4Q

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(1) He appears as a sml. child in the 1706 census of Staten Island under the name of Martin or Marino (Marino or Martino is Italian for Martineau), found in Gen. & Hist Mics. Vol.1 by J.E. Stillwell p. 150. Will dated 13 Apr 1779 & Will proven 4 Aug 1779, thus the last date used as his death date.-- Abstracts of N.Y. Wills as published by New York Historical Society.
Stephen was probably born on the old Dorp Farm near the Northeastern shore of Staten Island. No birth or bap. record has been found for him. Probable reasons are the same as for his father Stephen Martineau. Things get a little confusing in this line for in 1779 there were three Stephen's living on Staten Island: This Stephen(c. 1701-1779 , then about age 75+; Stephen (1727-1801) then about age 52; And Stephen (1761-1822) then age 18.


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Stephen married Anna Van Deventer Abt 1726, , Richmond, New York, United States. Anna (daughter of Cornelius Van Deventer and Annetje Van Tuyl) was born , Flatbush, Kings, New York, United States; was christened 4 Nov 1705, New York Dutch Reformed Church, Kings, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 9J2P-RG

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Her mg. is found in the NYG&B Society publication of mgs.1639-1801. The date 6 Nov 1725 gives her an Abt birth date twenty years earlier . She apparently was named after her mother.
There is a problem with two different Mary Martineausmarrying a Daniel Perine, I suggest that this Mary,dau. of Stephen & Mary Belleville, died & the other Mary dau. of Stephen Martineau & Anna Van De Venter, married Jacob Barager & apparently he died, & she married Daniel Perine.

Mary married Daniel Parine 6 Oct 1725, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. Daniel was born Abt 1703, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Bef 20 Jun 1777, Stafford, Ocean, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

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She is listed in her fathers will in 1779. Her (1) hus Jan van Derbeek, & (2) hus John Beatty,
Mg abt 1773.

Ann married Jan Vander Beek Abt 1744, Port Richmond, Richmond, New York, United States. Jan was born 17 Jul 1719, Staten Island, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; was christened 26 Jul 1719, Staten Island, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Nov 1754, Staten Island, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet]

Ann married John Beatty Abt 1755, , Richmond, New York, United States. John was born Abt 1719, , Richmond, New York, United States; died 7 May 1781. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC4-9D

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No birth or bap. rec. has been found. About dates for his birth & mg.. The historian J.J.Clute gives us his Abt. dates but do not know where he found it. Stephen Martineau was probably born on the Old Dorp Farm near the Northeastern shore of Staten Island. His position in his fathers family was as the oldest son as given in his fathers will; his father had conveyed to him part of the original patented land, lying in a place which had come to be called Castletown. (1) -- Staten Island Patients,msc. at Staten Island Historical Society Vol. pps.22, 143, 267.
His Will, written, 19 May 1800, states he is in Southfield,Staten Island. Southfield was a larger area which contained ;Old Dorp, Castleton, The Manor, etc.. Staten Island is a small island,8 miles by 14 and a half miles, containing many named areas, not true towns or townships such as elswhere.
He died 9 May 1901 in Southfield & was buried in the Moravian Church Yard, New Dorp., Southfield, Staten Island,Richmond, New York. (2) -- UBMC rec. in NYG&B 974.7 B4ne Vol.4 pps. 165,
170, 171, 210, 215 for his family.
His Will dated ,19 May 1801 & proven ,27 May 1801, is found (3)--New York Wills Liber 32,p. 231. Stephen is mentioned in his fathers will probated 4 Aug 1779.

Stephen married Elizabeth Lee Abt 1749, , Richmond, New York, United States. Elizabeth (daughter of Joseph Lee and Abigail Price) was born 25 Feb 1722, Hempstead, Nassau, New York, United States; died 4 Apr 1798, Southfield, Richmond, New York, United States; was buried , Southfield, Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-WR

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Her mg. in 1756 to Jacob Barager @ -- New York mgs. 974.V28n p. 508. The mg. is also liste@ -- 974.7.B2n Vol. 25 p. 95.
The marriage record is only a list of marriages performed by Mr. Charlton Chorch, Minister of "Richmen" Town between 1752 and 1756. The marriages are listed by number and since theirs is the last (#21), it is presumed they were married in 1756.
She was listed in her fathers will, probated in 1779 & found @ -- Wills, Surrogates court, Staten Island, New York, Vol.A 1787-1813, 974. 726 P2s or P25

She apparently md her aunts hus. Daniel Parine in 1767, after she & her 1st hus. Jacob Barager div. and after her Aunt Mary died.

Mary married Jacob Barager 1756, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. Jacob was born 23 Sep 1731, , Richmond, New York, United States; died 12 Aug 1833. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Daniel Parine 1767, , Richmond, New York, United States. Daniel was born Abt 1746; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-PQ

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She md. John Ketteltas according to her bro. Benjamins will & John Kettelta's will where he named Elizabeth as his wife, will dated 4 Sep 1779 found @ --Abstract of Wills 974.7 B4ne Vol. 33
p. 105-106. Her Will dated 9 Dec 1798 & probated 29 Apr 1799, file # 67 Liber A p 182. She is mentioned in her fathers will

Elizabeth married John Keteltas Abt 1755, , Richmond, New York, United States. John was christened 3 Feb 1712, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Abt Mar 1780, , Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 9J2S-CS

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She was mentioned in her fathers will. Her mg. is given as 31 Dec 1756 to William Ward in the New York mgs. before 1784 @ -- 974.7 V28n p. 257

Charity married William Ward 31 Dec 1756, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. William was born Abt 1730, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-QW

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He was listed in his fathers will. His mg. to Rebecca Walton 19 Sep 1761 is listed in N.Y. Mgs. 947.7 V28n p. 257.

Cornelius married Rebecca Walton 19 Sep 1761, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. Rebecca was born 31 May 1738, Southfield, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-VL

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He too was named in his fathers will, proved 4 Aug 1779. His Mg. is also listed in the same Vol. as his bro Cornelius & on the same page (p 257). He was a mariner by trade & his death listed 1799 in F 0509190.

Abraham married Ann Charity Simonson 19 May 1769, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. Ann was born Abt 1743, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-S8

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Child 10 - Eleonor Martineau
Named in her fathers will. no birth, mg., or death rec. has been found.

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• AFN: 8FC6-TF

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(Research):Death date of 23 May in parish record could be burial date and 17 May date on stone could be actual death date, but that is unlikely, as they would not in those days have waited 6 days to bury.

Niece Ann Stilwill - need to find who her parents are of Benjamin's siblings

Child 8 - Benjamin Martineau
He too was listed in his fathers will. Then we find Benjamins will in US/Can 974.7 B4ne Vol 4 p.215 Which tells us He died 23 May 1824 (ae 82 yr.) which gives us a birth Yr.. of 1742.
Wendell Martineau's research on the family as pertaining to Benjamin Martineau and the questions & mystery surrounding "His" children & did he ever marry & were his children mothered by a slave in his household. This is quoting Wendell Martineau, researcher: "We have always assumed he never married and indeed we have no proof that he ever did. His will was written up in such an ingeneous & unique way, which made it the only way possible to straighten out his parent's family group sheet. His will ,dated 26 May 1824, mentioned almost every member of the family either by name or, "to my niece or nephew, son or daughter of one of his sisters or brothers." One very interesting thing noticed in his will is that he very highly favoured his nephew Stephen Kettletas Sr. And his children. US/Can B4ne 974.7 Vol. 4 p 227, gives the death date & age at death of Stephen Kettletas Sr.. Also his first wife, "Ardrea Britton", died in 1813 "Ann", his widow, no maiden name given, died 28 Feb 1864, some eighteen years after the death of Stephen himself.
One very strange but interesting document came to light. File # 36, Misc. A p.396, Aug 20 1824, will # 134, then gives reference to Benjamins will # 277. What is the connection ?. Quote " Kettletas, John, b Aug 1824, Addra, about 15; Peter about 13; Ann 8 or 9; Louisa, 4-5;" grand- children of Benjamin Martino", children of Guardian their father, Stephen Kettletas." That says that Stephen Kettletas was father of the children making him the son-in-law of "Benjamin Martino" the grandfather.Let us now consider each child in turn: Addra 15. 1824 less 15= 1809. She was the daughter of Ardea Britton, Stephen's first wife who died in" 1813 ". Peter 13; 1824 less 13= 1811. Child of Ardea Britton who died "1813". We take it that John b. Aug 1824, was child of Stephen's current wife, Ann. Ann 8-9: 1824- 8-9 was born in 1815 (after 1813), She has to be child of current wife "Ann". Louisa,4-5;1824 less 4-5 was born 1819 has to be child of current wife Ann . Stephen Kettletas Sr. died 2 Aug 1846, age 81 Yr 29 da... His will names "Ann" as his wife.
Louisa Kettletas married a Samuel Frost. They were highly favored by her father in his will. This Samuel Frost was named executor of the will of Ann Kettletas, (1864), mother of Louisa(Kettletas) and Grandmother of Louisa Frost. By Anns own admission she is the mother of the same Louisa Kettletas, grandaughter of "Benjamin Martino 1824". This tells me that Benjamin Martino of 1742-1824 had a daughter Ann, maiden name Martino. The best I can do at this point is list Benjamins wife as, Mrs.Benjamin Martino on his Fam. Grp Sheet, or he was never married.. From the 1850 census of Northfield, Richmond, N.Y. p. 267, we find one Samuel Frost, head of house hold, age 32. His wife Louisa, age 31; Henry,age 7; Stephen, age 5 Anne, age 3. Apparently under the same roof was, Samuel Frost ,age 71; Catherine Frost, age 69; and Ann Kettletas. All three living grandparents of the frost children were living in the Frost home.
One disturbing thing keeps coming up; in all the census we have only found Benjamin as head of house hold, no recorded wife, and 7 slaves. The one question then is; was Benjamin married & his Mg. records lost as were his birth records, or did he father a child by a slave?, which was not an unheard of practice. We have one Jeremiah Martineau,(colored) who died of over exposier in New York City. We have record of Jack Martineau (son of a slave) who was given his freedom & was head of a house hold in Richmond County. We have on record one Lydia Martineau,(whose mother was a slave) who married a white man so the list goes on." Was he married to the mother of Ann, his daughter,wife of Stephen Ketteltas Sr.? Apparently Stephen Kettelas Sr. raised Benjamin's black (slave) children after he Benjamin died. All questions with no definite answers.

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Child 9 - Susannah Martineau
She is named in her fathers will and a mg. to James Guyan on 26 Sep 1772 is found in (N.Y. Mgs. 947.7 V28n p. 257) The names are listed alphbetically explaining why some of her siblings are on the same page. Someone has taken the mgs. previous to 1784 & alphabetized them. 'Thank You
Also she & her hus, are mentioned in Staten Island & it's People.

Susannah married James Guyon 26 Sep 1772, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America. James was born 20 Aug 1749, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Feb 1824, , Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 9J2S-HH

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She is named in her fathers will..B. 26 May 1747 ( D.R.Church p. 133 in F 0017503 ) & in the Van Deventer Family Bk p.229. No mg. or death dates found as yet..

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B. 1 Oct 1749 & bp. 11 Nov 1749 in the UBC Church, rec. in NYG&B 974 B2n Vol. 38 p.39. also found in 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4 p. 73 . Her mg. to Peter Guyon, 5 Oct 1781 is listed in N. Y. Mgs. 947.7
V28n p. 258 & p. 163.

Sarah married Peter Guyon 5 Oct 1781, , Richmond, New York, United States. Peter was born 23 Mar 1753, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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She is listed in her fathers will in 1779. Her (1) hus Jan van Derbeek, & (2) hus John Beatty,
Mg abt 1773.

Ann married Abraham Egbert 31 May 1789, , Richmond, New York, United States. Abraham was born 31 Mar 1765, , Richmond, New York, United States; was christened 12 May 1765, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Abt Oct 1817, , Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-8H

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Not named in her father's will dated 19 May 1800, so likely died prior to that date with no children, as he names the children of two of his deceased children.

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Birth 11 Feb 1754 & bap. 1 Sep 1754 & mg. 3 Aug 1777 to James Egbert p. 165 rec. in the United Brethern Moravian Church found in US/Can 974.7 B4ne Vol. 38. Her death 29 Sep 1810, (56 yrs 8 mo) is found on p. 212 of the same volume. is on p 212 of same Vol.

Elizabeth married James Egbert 3 Aug 1777, , Richmond, New York, United States. James was born 16 Feb 1754, , Richmond (of), New York, United States; was christened 17 Mar 1754, New Dorp United Brethren Moravian Church, Richmond, New York, United States; died 19 Oct 1827. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-BT

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(Research):AF had marriage 17 Mar 1778. Extracted marriage record shows 5 Apr 1778

No birth date found. Mg. 5 Apr 1778 in United Brethern Moravian Church @ --US/CAN 974.7 B4ne Vol.38 p. 165, death p. 210.

Mary married Peter Haughwout 5 Apr 1778, New Dorp United Brethren Moravian Church, Richmond, New York, United States. Peter (son of Pieter Haughwout and Altje Bennet) was christened 24 Jan 1752, Port Richmond Dutch Reformed Church, Richmond, New York, United States; died 26 Mar 1816, , Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC4-72

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His death is listed as 17 Apr 1822 (ae 61y 25d) in the United Brethern Moravian Church rec. & burial in their churchyard on Staten Island. Birth is figured from his grave stone (stone,61y 25 d) which makes his birth, 22 Mar 1761. 24 Mar 1761 must be his Bap. date as listed in @ -- United Brethern Moravian Church rec. 974.7 B4ne .Vol.4. His family is listed on pps. 81,83,87,89,215 &221. His will proved 5 days after his Death @ -- N.Y. Archives: Wills Liber 32 p. 231, where he lists all 10 of his children but his youngest, Catherine Hanna who had died as a child.

Stephen married Eleanor Haughwout 5 Jun 1785, , Richmond, New York, United States. Eleanor (daughter of Egbert Haughwout and Eleanor Garrebrants) was born 17 Sep 1765, , Richmond, New York, United States; died 15 Sep 1832, , Richmond, New York, United States; was buried , New Dorp United Brethren Moravian Church, Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-C1

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No birth date given. His mg. to Jane Christopher in 17 Nov 1788 found @ --In UBMC in NYG&B 974.7 B4ne Vol. 38, listing Birth,Bap., Mg., & Death.

John married Jane Christopher 17 Nov 1788, United Brethren Moravian Church, Richmond, New York, United States. Jane was born Abt 1767, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Birth, 5 Oct 1766 & Bap. 9 Nov 1766 @ -- UBMC in NYG&B rec in 974.7 B2n Vol. 38 p. 41
His Mg. 4 Feb 1793 to Hannah Decker in UBMC rec. in 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4 p. 171. His death is listed in the same rec. as 21 Nov 1814 (ae 46) p. 213.
Birth & Chr. of children & death dates of Hannah,Stephen & Benjamin all 3 died as children, all found in
United Brethern Moravian Church of Staten Island, N.Y., 974,7 B4ne Vol 4, p 85, 87, 89, 92 - 211.

Benjamin married Hannah Decker 4 Feb 1793, United Brethren Moravian Church, Richmond, New York, United States. Hannah was born Abt 1775, Port Richmond, Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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Child 1 - Eleanor Martineau
She md. at 18, Peter W. Haughwout on 2 Dec 1804 And died before 1822 according to her fathers will.

Eleanor married Peter W. Haughwout 2 Dec 1804, , Richmond, New York, United States. Peter was born Abt 1784, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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He is listed in his fathers Will (zerox copy in possession of Louise Hess). His mg. in the United Bretheren Moravian Church, as 10 May 1812 to Charity Christopher, on p. 178 US/CAN 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4.

Stephen married Charity Christopher 10 May 1812, , Richmond, New York, United States. Charity (daughter of John Joseph Christopher and Geertruyd Haughwout) was christened 14 Sep 1788, Port Richmond Dutch Reformed Church, Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-04

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Her Birth & Mg. are listed in the Moravian Church recs. She was md. to Abraham Merrill 14 Jun 1810 @ -- US/CAN 974.7 B4ne Vol 4,p. 177.

Elizabeth married Abraham Merrill 14 Jan 1810, United Brethren Moravian Church, Richmond, New York, United States. Abraham was born Abt 1784, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: 8FC6-19

Notes:

Her B. & Bp. is listed in NYG&B 974.7 B2n Vol.38 p. 48. Her mg. is found in the Moravian Church rec. US/CAN 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4 p.2 and her Death on p. 238 (Decker,----,Mrs. d. 18 May 1861) would make Ann 70 yr at death.

Ann married Abraham Decker 1 Apr 1809, , Richmond, New York, United States. Abraham was born Abt 1789, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 1VZN-FS
• Residence: 1828 to 1830, Georgetown, District of Columbia, United States
• Residence: 16 Dec 1835, , Richmond, New York, United States
• Residence: 1837, Elbridge, Onondaga, New York, United States

Notes:

(Research):Not sure about marriage to a Jane Varley. JH Martineau journal makes no mention of it and it appears from his statements that both Julia and Lucretia are daughters of Mrs. Hawkins, which the AF has as Sarah. It is possible Sarah is the wrong first name and Jane Varley was Mrs. Hawkins. This all needs to be researched.

Birth-22 Mar 1793 at Port Richmond,Staten Island,New York (1)--United Brethern Church (Moravian) Rec. New York Gen. & Biographical Society rec. 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4. His B.& Bp. are also listed in (2)-- the NYG&B 974.B2n Vol. 38 p. 49. Married in Florida, Montgomery, New York 29 Apr 1824 (3)--J.H.M. Journal.
Died 6 Apr 1838 at Elbridge,Onondago, New York (4) -- Film 017,837 & buried in Elbridge Rural Cemetery,Onondago, N.Y (5).--Cemetery Rec. Onondago & J.H.M. Journal.
When 14 yrs. old John Martineau was Apprenticed to a Hatter but did not like it. When abt. 19 yrs. of age he got on a ship going to England, where he arrived without money or friends. He found a home to live in and got a place as a helper to an instrument maker by the name of Varley who gave him an education and his daughter Jane as wife. She soon died in an epidemic. He married a widow Mrs. Sarah Hawkins, dau. of the Earl of Stanhope, who had previously married a Capt. Hawkins of the British navy without her fathers consent, whom she offended by marrying beneath her station, so he disinherited her and cast her off. Sarah had her children by her first mg. and two children by her second hus. John Martineau.
John was in England about 7 yrs., attended Cambridge College where he studied Medicine & received a Diploma and then returned to the U.S., landing in Baltamore, Md.. when a yellow fever was raging. Sarah died with it at once leaving 4 Children.
John Martineau gave up the practice of medicine & studied Engineering, becoming a Civil Engineer. He traveled about building bridges, canals & a Railroad. It was while he was working on a canal with his brother Peter that they met the two Mears sisters Eliza & Mary Ann and were both md. (3)--J.H.M. Journal & a letter from Johns dau. Henrietta Lyon.
He md. (1) Jane Varley 1 Mar 1815 (2) Sarah Hawkins Abt 1816, both in England. He then came to the U.S. abt. 1821 & md. again to Eliza Mears ,on 29 Apr 1824 in Florida, Onondago,New York (3)--J.H.M. Journal.
His death, 6 Apr 1838, is found in the Cemetery Rec. of Onondaga, New York Film 017837

Residence:
Witnessed the Great Fire of New York (16-17 Dec 1835) from their home in Staten Island

Died:
Died of consumption (tuberculosis)

John married Jane Varley 1 Mar 1815, , , England. Jane was born Abt 1798, , , England; was christened 1 Jul 1798, Skierthorns, Yorkshire, England; died Abt 1816, Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet]

John married Sarah Abt 1816, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England. Sarah was born 12 Mar 1783, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England; was christened 9 Apr 1783; died Abt 1820, Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet]

John married Eliza Mears 29 Apr 1824, Florida, Montgomery, New York, United States. Eliza (daughter of James Mears and Lois Sprague) was born 13 Apr 1806, Fabius, Onondago, New York, United States; died 6 Jul 1848, Elbridge, Onondaga, New York, United States; was buried , Elbridge, Onondaga, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC6-2G

Notes:

He was born in 1795 & drowned in 1826. US/CAN Film Area 0509190---letters & guardianship,
File # 239 "Martino,Egbert, Hatter, deceased, Northfield." Misc. A p. 302 Adms-widow Eleanor Martino
31 1826. (The " Adms." -widow, Eleanor Martino wasEgberts mother, not his wife.)

Egbert married Eleanor Abt 1816, Castleton, Richmond, New York, United States. Eleanor was born Abt 1799, , Richmond, New York, United States; died 1826. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC6-3M

Notes:

(1) The Moravian Church (UBC) of Staten Island in rec. 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4 lists his birth, 13 Mar 1798, his Bap. 4 Apr 1798, on p. 87, and his death, 15 Nov 1853, on p. 232. (2) His B. is also found in the NYG&B rec 974 B2n Vol. 38, p. 53
They had a child b. 1827 (no sex or name) listed on pps. 121, 123 of (1) source.

Abraham married Ann Simonson Abt 1820, , Richmond, New York, United States. Ann was born Abt 1800, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC6-4S

Notes:

Her Birth, 13 Jun 1800 & Bap. 26 Oct 1800, listed on p. 89 of the UBC rec same as Abraham above. Her death is rec.on p. 221 of the same Moravian Church rec.;" She died of Cholea & was buried in the same grave with her infant son who died the same day, 6 Sep 1832."

Mary married Joseph Christopher 4 May 1830, , Richmond, New York, United States. Joseph was born Abt 1800, , Richmond, New York, United States; died 8 Sep 1832, , Richmond, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC6-50
• Residence: 1847, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
• Residence: Mar 1871, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Notes:

His B. 17 Jul 1802 & Bap. 5 Sep 1803 are on p. 91 in same UBC rec. as his sister Mary above.
His wife ,Mary Ann Mears, is listed in "Mears Family History" by Persis Mears Hadden. Peters death 15 Sep 1874, is given in his wifes Personal Journal.
His B. is also listed in NYG&B 974.7 B2n Vol. 38 p.115

Birth record and chr record are reversed above.

Peter married Mary Ann Mears 31 Jul 1834, Elbridge, Onondaga, New York, United States. Mary (daughter of James Mears and Lois Sprague) was born 4 Apr 1812, Camillas, Onondaga, New York, United States; died 29 Apr 1882, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC6-65

Notes:

Same UBC rec. as above lists his B. 7 Apr 1805, p.95 & his Bap. 7 Oct 1805, p. 119. His death,
13 Feb 1860, p. 237.
In Wendell Martineau's research his close scrutiny found this in --Jan 2001-- that in the 1830 New York census index his name is listed with an E. Martineau, but looking at the original handwritting he found it to be written C. Martineau, and found all names to correspond with his information---The 1850 census index of New York, shows no Cornelius Martineau but on the census itself is found his name,
Cornelius Martineau age 44 carpenter, wife Elizabeth 39, & a list of children, a son in-law and a Mother in-law. We find in the 1820 census that the John Betts family (his wifes family) grew up & lived in Castletown, Staten Island where Cornelius grew up.

Cornelius married Elizabeth Betts Abt 1827, , Richmond, New York, United States. Elizabeth was born Abt 1809, , Richmond, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC6-7B

Notes:

She was listed on a previous Fam Grp. sheet as twins Catherine & Hanna. In the UBC rec. same as above. Her B. 31 Jul 1808 & Bap. 13 Dec 1808, p. 99. Her D. 25 Jan 1811, age 3 yrs. p. 212. In the death rec. it lists" Catherine Hanna child, dau (youngest) of Stephen Martineau & Eleanor."

Other Events:

• AFN: 9J2V-2J

Julia married Winslow, , Printer. died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 8FC9-J9

Notes:

"She married my uncle Charles S. Mears and died in Elbridge,N.Y. in 1839." -- J.H.M. Journal

(However, if she was married in 1840 she obviously didn't die in 1839 - needs checking)

(Research):According to JH Martineau journal she was age 19 at marriage and age 23 at death. This would have put her birth in 1821 and death in 1844.

Died:
Died of "consumption" or tuberculosis, according to JH Martineau journal.

Lucretia married Charles Sprague Mears 11 Dec 1840, Elbridge, Onondaga, New York, United States. Charles (son of James Mears and Lois Sprague) was born 12 Jan 1818, Elbridge, Onondaga, New York, United States; died 1 Nov 1899. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 1VZP-98
• Residence: 1871, St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, United States

Emily married David Calderwood Lyon 31 Oct 1855. David was born 7 Nov 1809, Oswegatchie, St Lawrence, New York, United States; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 1CB7-0R

Notes:

The Big Book, Johnson; JEJ, Trail to Sundown, Johnson
BURIAL: Logan Cemetery Records
NOTE: Civil engineer, legislator and civil servant

Online Wikipedia entry on Florida, Montgomery, New York, of which the "Village of Port Jackson" was a part at the time of James' birth:
"In 1880, the "Village of Port Jackson" in the town was annexed to form part of the City of Amsterdam. Port Jackson had been an important port on the Erie Canal and a ferry station connecting the south side of the Mohawk River to the City of Amsterdam."

Hence, in his journal James says he was born "in the village of Port Jackson, Florida, Amsterdam, Montgomery County, State of New York."

Sources:
1.Salt Lake City,Salt Lake Utah, Endowment House Sealings & Endowments 1851-1854
2. Utah County,Utah - 1850 - U.S. Census, FHL F# 25,540.
3. Utah State Historical Society Cemetery Database, Ancestry.com.
4. Salt Lake city, Salt Lake, Utah - 1860-U.S. Census, FHL F# 805,313.
5. Logan,Cache,Utah -1870- U.S. Census, FHL F# 553,109
6. Salt Lake County,Utah -1910 - U.S. Census, FHL F# 1,375,618.
7. Logan,Cache,Utah -1920- U.S. Census, FHL F# 1,821,861.
8. Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Utah, Utah Death Records, #913.
9. Utah Death Index 1905-1951, Ancestry.com.
10. S.L.C.,S.L.,Utah Endowment House Sealings & End. Bk.C p 454 #3078, FHL F# 183,393
11. Endowment House Sealings,SLC,SL,Utah, FHL F #1,149,514.
12. "A Voice From the Mountains", Life & Works of Joel Hills Johnson p. 40.
13. Salt Lake City, Utah Death Certificates, #2285.
14. Life & Works of Joel Hills Johnson,"A Voice From The Mountains" edited by Beulah Gibson & Com.
15. Deseret News Weekly Death & Marriage Notices, http://www.rootsweb.com/utsaltla/obit_Deseret News_1860s. html#186016. (Is # 11 for Susan Julia & is 1870 yr instead.)
16. Idaho Death Index, http:/abish.byu.edu/specialcollections/fhc/Death/detailForm.cfm?recordID=173578.
17. Utah Marriages CD.
18. Deseret News Weekly Death & Marriage Notices,http://www.rootsweb.com/~utsaltla/obit_
DeseretNews_1880s.htm#1880.
Cause of death: Uremia, chr Nephritis, contributory senility & hypostatin pneumonia.

James married Susan Ellen Johnson 8 Jan 1852, Johnson Springs, Iron, Utah, United States. Susan was born 11 Jul 1836, Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio, United States; died 5 Dec 1918, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States; was buried 7 Dec 1918, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

James married Susan Julia Sherman 18 Jan 1857, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. Susan was born 21 Oct 1838, Far West, Caldwell, Missouri, United States; died 28 Jan 1874, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States; was buried 29 Jan 1874, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

James married Mary Elizabeth Brown 27 Dec 1877, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. Mary died 1879. [Group Sheet]

James married Jesse Helen Russell Anderson Grieve 18 Apr 1887, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. Jesse died 26 Oct 1896, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States; was buried , Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• AFN: 1VZP-BF

Other Events:

• AFN: 1VZP-CL

Other Events:

• AFN: 2J4P-DJ

Other Events:

• AFN: 1VZP-FX
• Residence: Mar 1871, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States

Lois married John Peter D. Voswinkel 4 Oct 1860, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, United States. John was born Abt 1836; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]