Hester Kingsland

Hester married Philip Arentse Schuyler 8 Oct 1727, Second River Dutch Reformed Church, Belleville, New Jersey, British America . Philip (son of Captain Arent Schuyler and Jannetie (Johanna/Joanna) Teller) was christened 1687; died 1764. [Group Sheet]

Johanna married Isaac Kingsland 24 Jun 1741. Isaac died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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 Rachel Demarest Zabriskie. Rachel was born 19 Mar 1724; died 16 Apr 1812. [Group Sheet]

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]

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 51

Isaac Schuyler, b. Ap 16.1716. died young

Birth:
Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains pg 51

Lists Isaac's birth as Apr 16, 1716. Died young.

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 52

Philip Schuyler born Dec 23 1717 died. mar? Sara Debow. da of Garret Debow and Maria Van Desbeck. He settled in Bloomindale at the Van Sep Mill. It is supposed he married as a 2 wife Rebecca Ryesson.

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In Genealogical History of Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey, page 160

Sarah, born in 1740 (married Philip Schuyler), daughter of Garret De Bow (born in New York about 1703 and died about 1768 at Pompton Plains, NJ, married May 23, 1727, Maria, daughter of Paulus Vanderbeck and Catharine Ryerson. Garret settled on the lands of his father-in-law Vanderbeck at Pompton where he spent his days until he died. He had 6 children.

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http://books.google.com/books?id=EdoMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA179&dq=genealogical+and+family+history+of+southern+new+york+arent+schuyler&hl=en&sa=X&ei=KFqeUqnqLKbqiQLEvYCwBQ&ved=0CEgQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=philip%20schuyler&f=false

Philip married Sarah DeBow. Sarah (daughter of Garrett Debow \ De Boog \ De Bow and Maria Van Desbeck\Vanderbeck) was born 1740; died Aft 1801. [Group Sheet]

Philip married Rebecca Ryerson. Rebecca (daughter of Martin Ryerson and Elizabeth LaRue) was born Abt 1741; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 53

Lists birth date as Sep 8 1717. Had two sons that they think are Isaac and Philip. They believe Philip to be Major Philip Schuyler b 6 Apr 1764.

Isaac married Margaret. Margaret died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth married Reverand Dominie Benjamin Van der Linde\Vandelander 9 Dec 1749. Dominie (son of Hendrick Van der Linde\Vandelander and Adriantje Westerfelt) died 1789. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Transcribed Summary of Will
Peter Schuyler of Pompton
Dated December 17, 1806. Probated October 24, 1808
Mentions: wife Mary, children of brothers Phillip and Isaac and of sisters Elizabeth Vandelander, Anna Board and Johanna Kingsland, Mary Colfax, daughter of William Colfax, Esq., Peter Schuyler, a descendant of Philip Schuyler, son of brother Arent
Executors: wife Mary, Reverend Uall Odgen D. D. of Neward, Philip, son of my brother Isaac Schuyler
Witnesses: Charles Ogden, John Crouter, Peter Crouter

Peter married Mary Ogden. Mary (daughter of Uzal Ogden and Elizabeth Charlotte Thebaut) was born 1740; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 29 Jun 1725, Hackensack, New Jersey, British America

Notes:

Back in the Day - Nov. 6, 1966: Schuyler-Colfax home is builtMonday November 14, 2011, 12:36 AM By BRYAN LAPLACA COLUMNIST

"With ax in hand, a tall Dutchman stands alone in the wilderness. His back glistens with the sweat of labor. Aching muscles are his personal testimonial to days of grueling construction. But determined eyes shine as the hope of the future stands before him. Arent Schuyler has built his home."It is a sanctuary from weather not chained by technology; a wall separating man and inimical nature; a meeting place where friends may talk of a country without a name, without a government as we know it and without a plan even remotely connected with democracy."The year is 1702. The place is Pompton Plains, and the man is the first member of the Schuyler family to come to New Jersey. Two hundred and sixty four years later, the Schuyler family is still living here in the historic quarters which have been witness to the American Revolution, the Independence movement, the results of a constitution written in 1789 and the growth of a nation," began an article about the historic home.The Schuyler-Colfax House hasn’t moved, but it is now located in Wayne Township. The source article is probably wrong in stating that Arent Schuyler built the home in Pompton Plains, as according to the Wayne Township website, the home is close to the Pompton Lakes border. Pompton Lakes is not one of the many towns in the area that was once a part of the once-megalithic Pequannock Township.According to the Wayne Township website, "Until recently the homestead was a private residence for the eighth generation of the family, when it became a Wayne Township Museum. One of only a few colonial homesteads built prior to 1700 on the East Coast of the United States, it was never sold out of original ownership for eight generations. In 1994, Dr. Jane Colfax sold the landmark to Wayne Township to serve as a museum. Each generation produced military, medical, legal, and governmental representatives."The Schuyler-Colfax house was recognized and honored in October 1966 as an historical shrine. The 16th annual New Jersey Historical conference, as part of a tour to many historical sites in New Jersey, presented the dedication. About 200 people attended the ceremonies.Jack E. Boucher, supervisor of historic sites, dedicated the plaque mounted at the foot of the house. As reported, it reads "Schuyler-Colfax. The Schuyler and Colfax families were prominent in shaping New Jersey History."Guests at the dedication included Robert M. Lunny, director of the New Jersey Historical Society, who presided; Wayne Mayor Edward Sisco, who made the welcoming remarks; Peggy Lamont, Butler High School student and member of the Jerseymen, whose winning essay made the dedication possible; and Dr. Jane Colfax and Dr. Richard Colfax, then-owners of the house and direct descendants of Arent Schuyler."The house, which has been continuously occupied by descendants of the original builder (one of three in the United States left), is of significance because of its Revolutionary and pre-Revolutionary architecture," it was reported 45 years ago. "Although the present owners are busy restoring parts of the home, little has been changed since it was first built. As visitors pass through the rooms of the Schuyler-Colfax house, the mood and reality of a developing nation and state emerge."There is a nightcap crocheted by Martha Washington for Lt. William Golfax, born July 3, 1756, who served at Valley Forge. There are yellowed books of state and federal records dated 1793. An antique baby cradle stands by the doorway. Tables are dressed with hand-printed water basins and pitchers. The walls boast a copy of the Declaration of Independence, portraits of George and Martha Washington, and a framed document of the house's plans recorded in the Library of Congress.

"The original plaster ceilings, floor boards (of which no two are alike), and stone walls put together with mortar composed of field clay and reeds remain. The office where Dr. Jane Colfax, present owner of the home and direct descendant of Arent Schuyler, practices medicine is believed to be the original dwelling of her ancestors."One can see a chimney with hooks where meat was once cured. The garret above the room was used as a bedroom by slaves. The heavy beams overhead have now deepened in color. The main hall of the house is supported by walls with permanent color, having been made al fresco when the plaster was applied still wet. The living room supports the original plaster cornice molding and a floor that rests on hand-hewn joists. The original paneled wall in the dining room is also there, the top of which is curved. It is noted that they were constructed by ship's carpenters who built the walls as of a ship."The kitchen is supported by the original oak beams, ceiling boards, and oak floor boards which are ‘preserved and sealed by periodic applications of boiled linseed oil.’ A sandstone hearth stone, 5-feet wide and running the length of the kitchen, served as the base of a large fireplace."While the house, parts of which are still under reconstruction, exemplifies pre- and post-Revolutionary architecture, the mood of the times in which it was built is further enhanced when you learn the genealogy of the generations who lived there," it was reported."The land was purchased in 1697 by Arent Schuyler. The property was left to one of his three sons, Philip, who ran a copper mine and resided at the home with his wife, Hester, and children. His daughter, Hester Schuyler, married Lt. William Colfax, thus, the present name, Schuyler-Colfax Home."President Washington served as godfather to Colfax's son, George Washington Schuyler, and is said to have sat in one of the chairs in the home. William Colfax's other son, Schuyler Colfax Jr., became vice president of the United States under U.S. Grant. His third son, William Washington Colfax, became a doctor in the Passaic and Paterson areas and inherited the home."Since that time, medicine has become a family vocational tradition, and the only two direct descendants now living, Jane and Richard Colfax, are both doctors."Several landmarks are also found around the home, among which is a scarce mile-marker showing the distance from Hoboken to Jersey City; the site of the Morris Canal Feeder in the rear of the home where the Ramapo River flows; and a family graveyard where descendents are buried."As one visitor put it, ‘If the walls of the house could talk, just think of the things they could tell!’ Dr. Jane Colfax and her husband, Michael DeNike, and Dr. Richard Colfax have done a good job of making these walls do just that."

http://www.northjersey.com/community/history/back_in_the_day/133788183_Nov__6__1966_Schuyler-Colfax_home_is_built.html?c=y&page=1

Hester married Teunis Dey. Teunis died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 8 Oct 1727, Belleville, Bergen, New Jersey, British America ; Address:

Other Events:

• Residence: Wesel

Jenneke married Board. died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married and had one daughter, Hester who married General William Colfax of Pompton.


History of the City of Paterson and the County of Passaic, New Jersey, page 308

I I . Christinetje, bap. Oct. 8, 1738; m. Casparus
Schuyler (b. Dec. 16, 1735, son of Philip Schuyler and
Hester Kingsland), and lived in a small frame house on the
northeast side of the Paterson and Hamburgh turnpike
road, near the corner of what is known as Wanaque avenue,
in the present Borough of Pompton Lakes. Pier father, by
his will, d a t e d June 25, 1785, devised to her "the Lott of
Land I purchased from Abraham Garritse containing two
hundred acres lying and being on Hardins plains for and
dureing her Natural life and after her decease if She
Should leave a Child or Children then I give devise and
bequeath the equal half part or moiety of said tract of
Land to be taken off the North side thereof, to such Child
or Children after they a t t a in the age of twenty one and to
their heirs and assigns for ever." In a codicil, dated Nov.
2, 1785,2 he recites t h a t his daughter Christinetie is dead,
and devises said moiety to his granddaughter, Esther Colfax,
in fee. Issue: Hester (Esther), m. Capt. William Col-
1 l b . , 257-9.
2 This will was witnessed by James Christie, Cornelius Hennion and
William Drummond. The codicil was witnessed by Arent Schuyler,
Clemens McMikin and Adonijah Schuyler. Proved June 4, ijgo.—E. J .
Wilts, Liber No. 31, f. 531.

Casparus married Christina Ryerson. Christina (daughter of Martin Ryerson and Elizabeth LaRue) was born 8 Oct 1738; died Between Jun 1785 and Nov 1785. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Misc: 1737, Pompton Plains, British America ; Church Member at Pompton

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 51

Church member at Pompton 1737.

Other Events:

• Misc: 1737, Pompton Plains, British America ; Church Member at Pompton

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 51

Church member at Pompton 1737.

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 51

Birth:
III. Helena, b. Dec. 3, 1720; m. Arent Schuyler (b. Feb.
23> I7I5i s o n of Philip Schuyler), Oct. 1, 1741. Ch., 1.
Philippus, b. Sept. 18, 1743; 2. Gerrit, b. July 31, 1748.

Notes:

III. Helena, b. Dec. 3, 1720; m. Arent Schuyler (b. Feb.
23> I7I5i s o n of Philip Schuyler), Oct. 1, 1741. Ch., 1.
Philippus, b. Sept. 18, 1743; 2. Gerrit, b. July 31, 1748.

Notes:

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


Family links:
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]

Notes:

Found on Page 197 Genealogical Table - Arent Schuyler's Descendants - Colonial New York

Sally married Mandeville. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Found on Page 197 Genealogical Table - Arent Schuyler's Descendants - Colonial New York

Other Events:

• Residence: Resided on a farm on the mountain west of Compton called Cottage.

Philip married Eve. Eve died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Philip married Heather Berry Abt 1808. Heather was born 22 Feb 1776; died 1 Jan 1859. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 28 Oct 1805, Bergen, New Jersey, United States; 1805 Land Record where Garret Schuyler is a witness.
• Residence: 2 Jun 1814, Orange, New York, United States; Deed between Aarent P Schuyler and his wife Hanna to Philip I Schuyler of Saddle River County and Garret Schuyler of Orange County, New York.
• Residence: 20 Mar 1815, Orange, New York, United States; Garret Schuyler sale to Peter Ward 20 March 1815 Garret Schuyler of Orange County, New York Peter Ward of Franklin Township, Bergen County, New Jersey $241.87 and 1/2 cents for 161 acres in Saddle River Township and 7.5 acres of cedar swamp Formerly the farm and homestead of the late Capt. Peter Schuyler (deceased)
• Residence: 1819, Orange, New York, United States; Orange County New York Jury List - Page 201 - Garret Schuyler in 1819
• Residence: 1 May 1819, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; Mortgage between Garret and Mary Schuyler and Joseph Tice 1 May 1819 Garret and Mary Schuyler from Minisink, Orange County, New York Joseph Tice from Montgomery, Orange County, New York Land in Minisink - Part of 1,000 acres - Lot #25 - Borders land of James C Gray, Silas Corwin and William Wells 1 May 1819 - Rent is $600 1,000 acres divides the Wawayanda patent
• Misc: Sep 1819, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; Birth of son Philip N. Schuyler
• Census: 1820, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA
• Misc: 20 Nov 1821; Daughter Sarah A. is born.
• Residence: 2 Apr 1822, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; Sale of Lot #10 in Minisink Township, Orange County, New York 2 April 1822 Sellers: Garret and wife Mary Schuyler Buyer: William B. Stoddard Of Minisink Township Price: $1,700
• Residence: 1824, Westmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA; Daughter Mary is born. Son Philip's obituary also states that family moved to Pennsylvania in this year.
• Misc: 1826, Westmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA; Son Philo H is born.
• Misc: 1829, Ohio, United States; Daughter Elizabeth is born.
• Census: 1830, Northmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
• Residence: 28 May 1830, Luzerne, Pennsylvania; Orange Fuller & Wife to John Parrin and other Trustees 22 February 1830 Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church: John Parrin, Thomas Pace, Richard Vincent, Garret Schuyler, Abraham Phanix (All residents of the 134 households in Northmoreland, Pennsylvania in the 1830 census). Possibly this building: 2. Center Moreland United Methodist Church https://www.lycoming.edu/umarch/open_churches/wyoming.htm
• Misc: 4 Sep 1832, Huron, Ohio, United States; Daughter Nancy is born.
• Misc: 1833, Ohio, United States; Daughter Mary's obituary says the family came to Ohio. Son Philip N.'s obituary also says 1833.
• Residence: 1834, Ohio, United States; Article on Philo H in the Huron County History says family moves to Ohio.
• Misc: 15 Sep 1834, Huron County, Ohio, USA; Daughter Nancy dies.
• Misc: 1 Oct 1834, Huron, Ohio, United States; Wife Mary dies and is buried in the Jones Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio 2 weeks after daughter Nancy dies.
• Residence: 16 Mar 1837, Sherman Township, Huron, Ohio, United States; Deed from Garret Schuyler to George Young 16 March 1837 Sherman Township, Huron County, Ohio Consideration: $60 Formally owned by George Young and sold to Isaac Birdall
• Census: 1840, Huron, Ohio, United States
• Misc: 20 Dec 1841, Huron, Ohio, United States; Daughter Sarah A. dies.
• Misc: Feb 1843, Ridgefield, Huron, Ohio; Bankruptcy Notices

Notes:

King of Great Britain commissioned commissioners to establish what would become the final border between New York and New Jersey in 1769 and approved the boarder in 1773. Until this period the town of Minisink was in New Jersey, afterwards in New York.

Some of the Schuylers settled in Saddle River Township which was created in March 1716 making it one of the oldest townships in Bergen County. In 1772 a royal decree split Saddle River Township forming Franklin Township from the northern most half. Pompton Township was established in 1797 from both Franklin and Saddle Townships. Saddle River Township changed names in 1955 to Saddle Brook Township.

Bergen County Deeds (Books R-X), Bergen County, New Jersey

Recorded 12-Sep 1803 - 10 June 1813
Recorded at Hackensack
Abstracted by Pat Wardell, 1998

21 January 1804 (recorded 24 May 1804, Bergen Co. R:311)
John A. Schuyler of New Barbadoes Neck and Eliza, his wife, conveyed to William Halsey Esquire of New Ark in the County of Essex, for $6000., rights to Cedar Swamp and Salt Meadow land in the County of Bergen commonly known as Schuyler's Cedar Swamp and Salt Meadow whereof Arent Schuyler died seized, on S side of Road or causeway leading from the bridge over Passaic River at Belleville to the toll Bridge over Hackensack River. Mentioned: chimney of Edmund W. Kingsland house; land lately belonging to said Arent I. Schuyler, dec'd, and lands belonging to William Davis Esquire; mouth of New Ark Bay; Ponky's Kill or Punks Creek; salt meadow formerly belonging to Archibald Kennedy Esquire; Survey made 1767. Rights to cutting down, taking, and carting said Swamp Cedar Wood and Timber. Signed by John A. Schuyler, Eliza Schuyler. Witnessed by Jos. C. Hornblower.

19 May 1803 (recorded 25 Jan 1804, Bergen Co. R:330)
John Dey and Phebe, his wife, of the Township of Saddle River, conveyed to Helmegh Van Giezen and Robert Van Houten of same place, for $350, 17 acres more or less of land in the Township of Saddle River at the Great Falls of Passaic, beginning E side of Passaic River on SE corner of John Van Giesen. Mentioned are: middle of Road; land of John Stiles; land formerly belonging to Garret Van Houten, deceased. Except such part formerly sold to Cornelius Nifie for a Mill lot. Signed by John Dey, Phebe Dey. Witnessed by John Van Giesen, Anthony D. Schuyler.

1 March 1804 (recorded 10 May 1804, Bergen Co. S:143)
Nicholas J. Roosevelt of the City of New York, Merchant, conveyed to John A. Schuyler of the County of Bergen, for $1,000, 10 acres more or less, messuage, Tenement and Lot of Land in New Barbadoes Neck, beginning at Passaik River thence along land of John A. Schuyler; along land of Henry Mercelles to land of Robert Anderson. Signed by Nichs. J. Roosevelt. Witnessed by Louis Mark, Henry Cohlman.

28 October 1805 (recorded 27 January 1806, Bergen Co. X:70)
Michael Fleming and Mary, his wife, of the County of Morris, conveyed to Theunis Hannion of the County of Bergen, for £45, 30 acres strict measure in the Township of Pompton. Signed by Michael Fleming, Mary Fleming (her mark). Witnessed by William Witty, Garret Schuyler.

16 December 1805 (recorded 29 January 1806, Bergen Co. X:82) John A. Schuyler of the Township of New Barbadoes, conveyed to James Bennet [Burnet?] of the Township of Newark in the County of Essex, for $900, a meadow tract in the Township of Newark in the County of Bergen [!], beginning line of lot no. 12 belonging to John N. Cumming, including lots no. 15, 16, 17, 18 (10 acres each lot). Signed John A. Schuyler. Witnessed by Gab. Tichnor, Talmadge Kinney.

15 November 1805 (recorded 1 May 1806, Bergen Co. X:372)
William Colfax of the County of Bergen, conveyed to Cornelius Acker of the County of Bergen, for ¢250, two lots in the Township of Saddle River, of 43 acres and 23 acres; opposite a pond at Jacob B. Dooremus; Henry Cooper; John Tucker; line of Phillip J. Schuyler; Abraham Ryerson,
Esquire for said William Colfax; David J. Hennion, lately of William Drummond. Signed by William Colfax. Witnessed by Thomas J. Gillelan, George W. Colfax.

28 October 1805 (recorded 27 January 1806, Bergen Co. X:70)
Michael Fleming and Mary, his wife, of the County of Morris, conveyed to Theunis Hannion of the County of Bergen, for £45, 30 acres strict measure in the Township of Pompton. Signed by Michael Fleming, Mary Fleming (her mark). Witnessed by William Witty, Garret Schuyler.

29 Mar 1811 Conelius Eckerson and Jane, his wife, of Saddle River, sell to Elias Folley, of Franklin Twsp. 71 acres in Saddle River for $1125. The land is by the land of Henry Cooper,Phillip J. Schuyler, Henry VanWert, Jacob Doremus. Witnesses were Theodore Polhemus and Henry Cooper. Int. 15 Apr. 1811. Received and Recorded 12 Nov 1811.

1814 ?12 May 1814 Elias and Sarah Folly sell to Garret Remaine of Clarkston, Rockland County for $1750 land at Saddle River. Witnesses were William Oliver and C. Merselis. It is in line of Henry Cooper, Philip I. Schuyler. Interviewed 12 May 1814 by Cornelius Merselis.

Elias purchases 131 acres of land in Saddle River. The following people sold the land: 3/8 of land from Garret Schuyler of Minisink, Orange, NY for $960.75, 1/4 land from William Colfax for $42.50, 1/4 of land from Phillip I. or J. Schuyler and wife, Catherine for $652, 1/8 land from Adodinjah Schuyler for $321 all of Saddle River. Land was purchased on 2 Jun 1814 except land of Garret's was purchased 7 Jun 1814. Witnesses were William Colfax, Cornelius Merselius, Garret Schuyler and Eliza Schuyler.

Received and Recorded 15 Jun 1814 and 18 Jun 1814. C. Merselis was the person who interviewed grantors. Land was described as between the land of Edward Jones and Phillip J. Schuyler, Eastern part of Pompton Patent, and the River.

Elias Folly owns 131 acres of land. Neighbors are Peter, Mariah, John, Goerge L., Sally, Peter A., Abram, Martin, Lucas and Nicholas J. Ryerson, Henry Doremus, James N. Jones, Cornelius VanNess, James Jacobus, Peter VanPelt, Cornelius Ackerson, Widow VanNordt, Edward and Nicholas Jones and George ?.

1816 Elias owns 100 acres of improved land and 30 acres of unimproved land. Neighbors were Peter T. Doremus, Abrahm Ryerson, Richard Salter, Amos Oliver, Sally, Harriet, George L., John G., Nicholas, Abram G., Martin, and Lucas Ryerson, Henry Doremus, Sr. and Jr., Samuel Teninglow, Samuel Hays, Lambert Lythof, Jane Jacobus, Cornelius Ackerson, Martha V.Orden,Nicholas Jones, Edward Jones, Henry V.Wart, Samuel Romine, Philip J. Schuyler, William Oliver, Hindley McIntosh, Daniel Smith,Jr.,and Peter Berry.


1800 and 1810 New Jersey Census' missing.

No record of Garret Schuyler as Deed Grantee in Orange County, NY from 1703 through 1826

No record of Schuyler wills 1797-1837 vols. A-G, vols. 1-2 in Orange County

Unable to check Orange County wills 1787-1797 vol. A due to no index


No Schuyler wills from 1787 to 1840 in Orange County, NY

No records in Orange County Surrogate's Office 1629-1971 for Schuyler

According to the Online Index to the Plat Book of ca 1845, Huron County, Ohio the Schuyers did not live in Huron County at that time. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhuron/platmap.htm

Nothing in Probate for Garret Schuyler in Huron County 10/2013. Huron County, Ohio, Probate Court(419) 668-4383

Land Records - Huron County Recorder (419) 668-1916 - Records before 1980's are filed in indexed books by year. Not searched yet.

Hancock County, Ohio - No probate records for Schuylers till 1918

No Wills or Estate docs for these Schuylers through 1850 in Ohio.

No records of Schuylers in Orange County, New York in index of records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-28667-22637-10?cc=1920234&wc=M9S9-LK5:532013067

F-A-G
Orange County, NY - 11 Schuyers (earliest, mid 1800?)
Sussex County, NJ - 0 Schuyers
Passaic County, NJ - 49 Schuyers (earliest, 1750)
Largely at Pompton Reformed Church Cemetery
Morris County, NJ - 20 Schuylers

Garret and Mary's daughter Mary will name one of her children Almon, which is very different. This link is to the Almond family in Passaic County, New Jersey. http://files.usgwarchives.net/nj/passaic/history/family/almond-t.txt

RESEARCH: Philip Schuyler b. 23 Dec. 1717 and Sarah Debow/Deboog/DeBouw/DeBou/Deboogh(born 1740, daughter of Garret Debow and Maria Van Derbeck). They settled at the Van Ness Mill in Bloomingdale, Passaic County, NJ. possibly Rebecca Ryesson.

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An excellent site that lays out the Schuyler genealogy: http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/families/hmgfm/schuyler-1.html


Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 53

[Believed to be the link to our family]

Had 6 children

a. Philip born about 1810, died young - Philip N Schuyler b. 6 Sep 1819 d. 1907 (MAYOR)
b. Sarah died young - Sarah Ann b 1821, d. 18 Dec 1841 (Consumption)
c. Philip died young
d. Hetty - married Peter Carr
e. Mary - married John Bastide - hes in Ae........... - 3rd child - b 1824 - married Lucius Jefferson Raynor
f. Sarah - married James Eaten - resides at Sandusky Ohio

Philo born 1826 Pennsylvania, married, died 28 Jul 1899 (could be their second Philip?)
Elizabeth born 1829 Ohio (married to Fitch)
Nancy died 1834 (as a baby)

Buried:
Birth: 1778
Death: Aug. 4, 1849

Burial:
Jones Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 129900133

Garret married Mary Heacock Abt 1817. Mary was born 1791; died 1 Oct 1834, Sherman Township, Huron, Ohio, United States; was buried , Huron, Ohio, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

History of Paterson and the County of Passaic, New Jersey, page 309

I I I . Rebecca, bap. May 2, 1741; m. Philip Schuyler.
Issue: 1. Peter; 2. Arent; 3. Anna. Rebecca's father, Marten-Ryer-Marten Reyersen, devised to his grandson, Peter Schuyler, "all ray homestead or plantation on which I now live lying and being at Pompton," containing 230 acres; to his grandson, Arent Schuyler, "All that certain Lott of land containing about twenty acres which I bought of Nicholas Slingerland," at Crooked pond.

Notes:

History of Paterson and the County of Passaic, New Jersey, page 309

I I I . Rebecca, bap. May 2, 1741; m. Philip Schuyler.
Issue: 1. Peter; 2. Arent; 3. Anna. Rebecca's father, Marten-
Ryer-Marten Reyersen, devised to his grandson, Peter
Schuyler, "all ray homestead or plantation on which I now
live lying and being at Pompton," containing 230 acres; to
his grandson, Arent Schuyler, "All that certain Lott of land
containing about twenty acres which I bought of Nicholas
Slingerland," at Crooked pond.

Arent married Ann. Ann died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 17 Feb 1793 OR 1795, Pompton Plains, British America

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 53

"1. Isaac b Sep 6 1759 but no information."

Notes:

Died:
There are at least eight Revolutionary War soldiers buried in the cemetery

http://www.revolutionarywarnewjersey.com/new_jersey_revolutionary_war_sites/towns/pequannock_township_nj_revolutionary_war_sites.htm

Philip married Catherine Duryea 14 Dec 1797, Passaic County, New Jersey, USA. Catherine was born 1778; died 1815. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 10 Jul 1754

Philip married Jannetje Post 7 Sep 1780. Jannetje was born 22 Apr 1759; died 10 Aug 1827. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Peter who was left his [land?] by Nathan Ryesson and died young.

Hester married General William Colfax 1 Sep 1783. William was born 3 Jul 1756, New London, Connecticut, British America; died 9 Sep 1838, Passaic County, New Jersey, USA. [Group Sheet]

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]

Notes:

Name: Elizabeth Boyd
Birth Date: abt 1788
Birth Place: Campton, New Jersey
Death Date: 6 Dec 1876
Death Place: Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey
Death Age: 88 years
Marital Status: Widowed
Gender: Female
Father Name: Adonijah
Mother Name: Elizabeth Schuyler
FHL Film Number: 494141

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Buried:
Birth: Jan. 9, 1789
Death: Dec. 6, 1876

Family links:
Parents:
Adonijah Schuyler (1750 - 1839)

Spouse:
John A. Boyd (____ - 1828)

Children:
Elizabeth Schuyler Boyd Quackenbush (1817 - 1882)*

Inscription:
Mother
Wife of
John A. Boyd

Burial:
First Dutch Reformed Churchyard
Hackensack
Bergen County
New Jersey, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 7291735

Elizabeth married John A. Boyd. John was born 4 Dec 1775, Scotland; died 21 Feb 1828, New Jersey, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Address:

Notes:

Residence:
Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains, page 52

Cornelius married Anna Harcelis\Merselis. Anna was born 4 Oct 1798, Preakneis, Passaic County, New Jersey, USA; died 1 May 1878. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 53

"Had 6 children. Resides on his father farm at _______"

John married Clarisa P Gridbey? 2 Jul 1835. Clarisa died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In 1870 Philip and his sons live with Allan and Elizabeth Fitch - a possible connection to Philo's wife's family.

The Firelands Pioneer, June 1882
Philip Schuyler was elected President of the Firelands Historical Society at their 25th annual meeting in June 1881.

Philip married Elizabeth Thatcher 1859, Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, United States. Elizabeth was born 2 Jul 1835, Onondaga, New York, United States; died 5 May 1865, Norwalk, Huron, Ohio, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
according to Find-A-Grave

Buried:
Birth: Nov. 20, 1821
Death: Dec. 20, 1841

Burial:
Jones Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 129900316

Notes:

Birth:
Mary's obituary lists birth in Westmoreland County, PA but all other records in the family point to Westmoreland, Luzerne, PA

Mary married Lucius Jefferson Raynor 21 Dec 1848, Huron County, Ohio, USA. Lucius (son of James Raynor) was born 13 Mar 1822, New York, New York, USA; died 13 Feb 1890, Findlay, Hancock, Ohio, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

P. H. Schuyler, "Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-1994"

Name: P. H. Schuyler
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 19 Jul 1857
Event Place: Huron, Ohio, United States
Age:
Birth Date:
Birth Year (Estimated):
Birthplace:
Father's Name:
Father's Titles and Terms:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Name: Sophia Jane Fetch
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Age:
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated):
Spouse's Birthplace:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms:
Reference ID: cn 649 P 110
GS Film Number: 410260
Digital Folder Number: 004260648
Image Number: 00104
Citing this Record

"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-1994," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XZ6P-SL1 : accessed 18 Oct 2013), P. H. Schuyler and Sophia Jane Fetch, 19 Jul 1857; citing Huron, Ohio, United States, reference cn 649 P 110; FHL microfilm 410260.


P. H. Schuyler, "Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958"

Name: P. H. Schuyler
Birth Date:
Birthplace:
Age:
Spouse's Name: Betsey Evans
Spouse's Birth Date:
Spouse's Birthplace:
Spouse's Age:
Event Date: 20 Oct 1873
Event Place: Huron,Ohio
Father's Name:
Mother's Name:
Spouse's Father's Name:
Spouse's Mother's Name:
Race:
Marital Status:
Previous Wife's Name:
Spouse's Race:
Spouse's Marital Status:
Spouse's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51344-3
System Origin: Ohio-ODM
GS Film number: 0410260 V. 1-2
Reference ID:

Citing this Record

"Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XDNK-LXQ : accessed 18 Oct 2013), P. H. Schuyler and Betsey Evans, 20 Oct 1873.


P.H. Schuyler, "Ohio, Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997"
Name: P.H. Schuyler
Gender: Male
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 28 Jul 1899
Death Place: Lyme, Huron, Ohio
Age: 73
Birth Date: 1826
Birthplace: Pa
Occupation: Farmer
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07051-6
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
GS Film number: 410483
Reference ID: v 2 p 188

Citing this Record

"Ohio, Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F6KR-52Y : accessed 18 Oct 2013), P.H. Schuyler, 28 Jul 1899.


Buried:
Philo H. Schuyler 1826-1899

Burial:
Lyme Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 51932494

Philo married Sophia Jane Fitch 19 Jul 1857, Huron, Ohio, United States. Sophia (daughter of William Fitch and Nancy Lattimer, daughter of Nancy Lattimer) was born 17 Apr 1817, New London, New London, Connecticut, USA; died 21 Jan 1872, Lyme, Huron, Ohio, United States; was buried , Lyme, Huron, Ohio, United States. [Group Sheet]

Philo married Elizabeth Evans 20 Oct 1873, Huron, Ohio, United States. Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas Evans) was born 14 Dec 1839, England; died 4 Jun 1915, Lyme, Huron, Ohio, United States; was buried 6 Jun 1915, Lyme, Huron, Ohio, United States. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1880, Van Buren, Putnam, Ohio

Notes:

Possibly living with Redding family in 1850 census in Huron County, Ohio.

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Not living with the family in the 1860 census but a 32 year old woman is living with the Redding family and terms a "seamstress" and since Loyal Redding is a tailor Elizabeth may have also been a seamstress living with her boss's family.

Died:
According to the Rutherford B Hayes Presidential Center Obituary Index.

Elizabeth married Allen Smith Fitch 20 Apr 1853, Erie, Ohio. Allen was born 1808; died 1878. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
according to Find-A-Grave

Buried:
Birth: Sep. 4, 1832
Death: Sep. 15, 1834

Burial:
Jones Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 129900290

Isaac married Elisabeth Jones. Elisabeth died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Lucy married Henry Berry 3 Aug 1815, Morris County, New Jersey, USA. [Group Sheet]

Schuyler married Hannah Delameter Stryker 1820. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Listed in the will of Peter Schuyer - Wills Bergen Cnty-vA-Pg221

"if they should be living at the time of my death, Mary Colfax, Daughter of William Colfax Esqr above mentioned"

Dr. married Hester Mandeville 27 Mar 1826, Pompton Plains, Passaic, New Jersey, United States. Hester was born 7 May 1809. [Group Sheet]