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THEODORE M. BANTA.
MOexLyN. fi. V.

A FRISIAN FAMILY.

THK

BANTA GENEALOGY.

Descendants of Epke Jacobse,

WHO CAME FROM FRIESLAND, NETHERLANDS, TO NEW AMSTERDAM,

February, 1659.

By THEODORE M. BANTA,

MRftinRS OP TiiR Nkw Yokk ami Long Isijikp IIistokicai. Socictip.s. op tmk Amkrican
HisTORicAi. Association, and op thr New York Grnralocucai.

AND DiOCKAIMIICAL SoaKTY.
FBLI.OW OF THE AMRRICAN GKOCRArillCAL SOCIRTY.

NEW YORK:
1893.

RepriiMed tajr HiggiiHon Book Compaajr

Derbjr Square

MrNNERTSGA, FRIESUND.

PREFACE.

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'pHE Constitution of The Holland Society of New York, organized in 1S85, prescribes
i> that members most trace their lineage in the male line to Dutch citizens who
were resident in the American Colonies prior to the year 1675. In investigating his
claims to membership in the Society the writer became interested in the subject of
genealogy, and the present work is the result thereof.

At the start he had but little idea of the amount of labor involved, nor of the
numbers represented in the family. He had not then heard of the Ikintas among the
Kentucky pioneers, whose numerous descendants have so greatly multiplied the name
in that State and the West. Nor did he at first appreciate the benefit of eliciting
information in regard to items of personal histor>* other than a mere list of names and
dates. In consequence, the drcuhirs and blank forms first sent out did not provide for
replies on subjects which subsequently appeared to him as quite interesting in a family
history, and this work is, therefore, not as complete as he deems desirable. It has
been a gratification to find how ready the response has been for information requested,
for though some have made no answer to repeated letters, yet the exceptions have been
comparatively rare where persons have ignored all requests.

The work was m«ich fodlttaied by the fact that the earlier generations of the family
in this country were generally an connected with the Reformed Dutch CTmrch, and that
the marriage and baptismal registers of that Church in New York, Uackensack and
vidnit)' have been preserved, which furnished quite full records of the first one hundred
yean. Again, it was very fortunate that so many old Bibles were found containing
family records extending for more than a century. It is quite remarkable that among
all the hundreds who have sent statements to the compiler of this work ihctc has been
but one family bearing the name of Santa which it has not been possible to connect
with the original progenitor, Epke Jacobpe. This exception is descended from Jacob
Danta and his wife, Mary Van Allen, who were resident in New Jersey during the latter
part of the last century. There are several Jacob liumtas who appear in these records,
one of whom may be the one in quc8tic»n, but it has not been possible positively to
identify him. This family had an old Uiblc containing a record which would have
cleared up the diflicQlty, but it passed out of thdr possession some years ago, during the
erase in regard to the '^ Holland fortune. "* In common with many others of the old
families of the country, many of the Hnntas were victims of unscrupulous rhiim agents,
whii led them to believe there was in Holland an immense fortune. to Ixr distributed
anncmg them, and <|uite a number of ancient family Bibles and valuable doaiments
were lost by transmission to these agents.

As an amusing illustratbn of tlic preposterous stories drculated and belie^'ed by
many, extracts are given from two krtters written by Rantas residing in ^iddy separated
parts of the country, and at different ])eriods. . One of these accounts reads :

iv. Preface.

** Let me premise, however, by giving you the tradition of our fomily as concisely !
as possible. That we are descendanu of a King of Holland — that a large amount of |
money was in Holland belonging to the family— that a man: had been sent over to j
Holkmd during my grandfather's time to obtain it, but he was never heard from^-that I
my grand&ther's house, together with valuable papers, was burned during the Revolu^ !
tionary War by Indians and Tories.**

Tlie other account^ equally absurd, setting forth that a rich Hollander by the !
name of Banta, being exasperated by his two daughters marryiag without his consent, \
had so tied up his property that it could not be divided for several generations-^ that it j
consisted of valuable buildings in Amsterdam (the writer of the letter had seen photo- i
graphs of the bufldings !) and t)ther property now amounting in aU to over fifty million
dollars, which had been in the possession of the government of the Netheriands and
was now to be distributed among the Bants heirs.

These ridiculous stories would be simply amusing were it not that they were
accepted as fiicts by scores of persons throughout the country, who, on receiving the
diculais requesting information in regard to their lineage, assumed that the object was
in connection with the '' Holland fortune,** and it has been with no little pain that the j
writer has had to reply— to so many who were in lowly circumstances, and who had been
long cherishing hopes for improvement from the riches beyond the seas— that there was
not the sli^test foundation for any expectations from such source.

So numerous have been the inquiries at the government offices at Washington in
refeitnoe to unclaimed estates in Europe, that the Secretary of State issued a scries of
drcukirs in reply to them, and the one in reference to estates in Holland is here inserted
as a matter of general interest :

• *

ESTATES IN HOLLAND.

Departmrnt op State,
Washington, D. C.,.. i88

Your letter of the... ' . has been r ece i ved. Your inquiry belongs

to a numerous class, and the frcauencv with which applications for information with •
regard to supposed estates in Holland have been made to this Department for several \
years past, lias led to patient and careful investigation thereof, m several instances ,
where the information lumished by the applicants seemed to be specific enough to ,
warrant such a. fMoceeding. In no case has the existence of the supposed estate or <
alleged unclaimed fortune been verified. Moreover , the legblation of the Netherlands '
is such as to cfTcctually and without appeal dispose of all claims, even if inherently just, ,
and founded on an aaual and known heritage, which were not presented and proven '
prior to 185a.

For your further information on this point, I append a copy of a dispatch on the
subject from the United States Minister at The Hague.

I am, your obedient servant.

Assistant Seerrtaty.

Pre/acf, v.

[Mr. Bimey lo Afr. £varts.]

(No. 63.] Legation of thk United States,

T/ii Hagtti^ March /, 1S7S. (Received March 18.)

Sir: I am in receipt, since my residence at this post, of a great many letters from
citixcns of the United States, asking information in regard to supposed claims to estates
in the Netherlands, and requesting suggestions as to the best method of establishing
them. They come from all parts of the country* from Maine to California. The de-
mands range from $ia,ooo,ooo down to a more manageable sum, and extend over a
period embraced within the post 300 years.

Although neither the presentation nor prosecution of private datms is among the
duties devolving upon me, 1 have been disposed to contribute such information to in-
quirers as I could conveniently find. But the letters, whether from lawyers or laymen,
are almost vrithout exception so entirely vague and indefinite that they rarely furnish
any clew to an investigation. As there » little prospect of a cessation of such inquiries,
and no doubt much time and money has been and will be uselessly expended, through
the imposition of a certain class of a speculative turn of mind, who work upon the :
credulity of those who think they may have interests that can be realised, 1 have
thought it might be well to address you a note containing a brief general statement
upon the subject to which such letters relate, and, if it meets your approval, to put it in
print, that I may attach it to more special answers sent to future inquirers.

It is altogether probable that most persons in the United States who write for in* '
formation do so under the impression that it can be readily had, after Uie fiishion m
their own country, by stepping into a surrogate or probate office and examining the
records. But in Holland tnere are no such offices open to the public ibr the record of
wills. WOls in this country are deposited by the testator in the custody of the notary :
whom he reqt^ed to offidate as his draughtsman. He may select any notary he |
pleases. Notaries in Holland are usually appointed from the legal profession, and are '
functionaries of reltable character. Trusts of great value are safely committed to them.
They are not admitted to the office until they have stood the test of a rigid examination
as to their proficiency in the duties incumbent upon them. The will is filed in duplicate
in the office of the notary, and its custody descends to his successor. The notary enters
upon his register the title and subject matter of each paper filed uith him, witn a cor-
responding number. This is examined each month by the procureur-general or district
attorney, and, if found correct, is indorsed by him.

Ordinarily, there is no dlfBcttl'ty whatever, on the part of those concerned, in find-
ing the notary who may have possession of a particular will. The friends and members
of the fiunfly will remember very well who officiated in that capacity. But when a
Quarter or a half century has elapsed since the death of the testator, and inquiries come
from abroad, accompanied by no statement as to the locality of the property and former
residence of the deceased, or the time of his death, it ii no easy matter, often, to find
the officer or the successor sought for. Extensive advertisement is sometimes the only
means of discovering heirs. Wills arc so carefully drawn that contests about them sel-
dom occur, and it is very rare that heirs prefer to have the testator proved not of sound
mind and memory.

In numerous instances inquiries have bieen made by attorneys as to the judicial pro-
ceedings customary here upon the assertion of such claims. I will, as succinctly as
jiossiblc, refer to their history and present course.

Many years ago the courts of the country exercised the right to appoint guardians
for the persons and property of minors. In the fourteenth century there wexe
established what were styled orphans' courts. To them was delegated the care of the
estates of deceased persons. At that period the courts had almost supreme power in
their respective districts. The first mention of such delegation of power by any of them
is that found in the statute published by the Countess of Margaritta on the 10th of May,
134& At that time cities acteil as distinct sm-ereigntics, according to the authority
bestowed, in 13CI Philip of liurgundy granwd to the city of The Hague such an
orphans' court On tlic 13th of M.ay, 1355, Count Willbm of Ikivaria bestowed upon
the city of Delft the right to establish a chamber for orphans' court. In 1485 Maximilian,
by a statute proclaimed on the 16th of November, extended more generally this right.

vi. Preface. \

Under this system such claims were settled until 1809, when all orphans' courts j
were abolished by the introduction of the French civil law throughout the kini^loni of J
the Netherlands. The methods of procedure under this code wero concluded by tlie !
principles laid down in Crotius and Van Lcuwen« who wero to Dutch law what lilack-
stone has been to English and American law. On the 5 th of Maroh» 1853, the Staats >
General, or Parliament of the Netherlands; passed an act providing for the organization \
of a state commission, whose ddty it became to settle clainu against the estates of j
deceased persons as well asjigninst the government. All the funds heretofore under
the caro of the orphans' courts* or other officials, and undisposed of, passed into the
custody of this commission. This act also praivided that for any sum not paid over,
and which had been within the jurisdiction of the orphans* court, the municipality in
whidi it was appointed should still be liable to any one establi^ing his right to it

The rules of Uiis conmiission require that all persons making demand for funds
under its control shall make a full statement of the case in writing, with proofr of descent
and identit;^. A receipt is given for the jpapers, and within two months the commission
announces its decision | if adverse, the claimant has the right of appeal to the courts.

This act also provides that, as soon as practicable aAer its taking effect, an adver-
tisement should be inserted in the official journal known as ^^ Staats dmrani^ notifpng
all claimants to an^ portion of the fundis in their hands to make demand and proof;
also, that after an mterval of six months from the first there should be a second adver-
tisement, and that after the lapsje of fi%'e years from such second notice all estates to
which claims had not been established should escheat to the State.

This law would dbpose of such estates as were in the hands of the commission prior
to 1853. It is scarcely reasonable to suppose that any government would hold itself |
responsible without limitation as to time for all waifs that may have fiUlcn under its '
protection*

There are persons, however, who expend large sums upon travd and attorneys
under tlie belief that this government hm held in its treasury vast amounts, and is only
waiting to welcome some one who will come and ciaini it. Not many months since, a
respectable, sealous, and intelligent old kidy from Brooklyn, N. Y., called upon me to
Inquire how she should approach the government to induce it to pay over without delay
what was honestiy due her as one of the heirs of a Dutch general who expired suddenly
on horseback while engaged in a grand parade that occurred 200 years ago. She was
accompanied by a French advocate whom she had engaged in France to prepare her
brief in the case. He already had it printed in the shape of a large pamphlet. The
lady claimed that the government had taken charge of the property, and had since Ixxn
in the receipt of the usufruct. She admitted that the claim had become of such magni-
tude that ifordlnary interest should be added to the principal no government in Europe
had the abOity to pay it. She was, however, willing to accept the principal and allow ;
further time for the interest She was fuUy determined, as she said, if Holland did not !
meet her expectations in doing what was right .nnd just to have the government dis-
honored in Uie eyes of all Europe. She called upon several qf the embassies here to
induce them to form a sort of alliance of the powers to bring a pressure to bear. This.
she did because there were heirs in Germany, France, Engbnd* and the United Stntcs. *
She was determined that her petition should be laid before the highest autiiority. For
this purpose she waited at the door of the palace, and, when His Majesty the King
appeared, she presented it in person, lie referred it to his minister of finance, who
very soon addressed a note to the applicant informing her that the whole matter had
several times been thnroughly examined in the courts and decided adversely to claim- i
ants. I advised her that it would be more judicious to save the money she was ex-
pemling upon steamers, hotels, and advocates.

A recent mail brought me a letter fium a citixcn of Mar>-svilie. I le sets out by '
saying that he had written to President Hayes, asking him to interpose in regard to an .
estate left him in Holland, ami that in reply my address had l)een sent to him. He*
goes on to state Uiat several newspapers h«id notified him that his ancestor, who died
100 years ago, had left a large amount and directed that it should Ix! put at interest fort
100 years and then divided am<mg his heirs; that this time having arrivefl it was re:idy'
to be distributed, and that the sum total was now $i3fOOo,ooa He desired the matter
to b? sifted to the bottom, and offers, on realizing premises, to compensate liberally.

I*rt]ftu't\ vii.

'X\\\% was fullowed by letters from |)cn»cins of the same nnmc, written, one from Lebanon,
N. J., one from Ulster County, New York, another from Washington, all solicitous about
the ^iine interest. Hut in no one of them was there mention of the time or place of
ilcath of the testator, nor the location or description of the property, nor was a copy of
the new*s|)a))cr notice inclosed; in (act no clue by which investigation could be
commenced.

Of one thing such inquirers may be certain, and that is, the Holland Government
never has ordered its notices to be inserted in foreign newspapers. Not long since a
gentleman of fair intelligence called upon me and represented that he had just arrived
from a voyage across the Atlantic, havmg been employed by parties who supposed they
were heirs to an estate somewhere in Holland. 1 discovered that he had undertaken
this business and made an expensive trip without the slightest knowledge as to the
locality, or province, or part of tlie kingdom in which the testator had lived and died.
I referred him to a competent barrister, by whom he was told that he would have to
advertise in several of the leading newspapers for the notary who had the will That
cliscoumged him and he took his departtire, no wiser than when he set oflT from New
York. Advances may have been made sufficient for the trip, but not for advertising.
- 1 mention such instances to show that much is expended in such inquiries without avail.

1 may add, however, that if any one in the United States has a bona fide xAs^m
against the Government of Holbnd, or any of its ofticials, which can be dearly and
satisfactorily shown, he may rely upon it that there is no government that will more
promptly and fuUy meet the demand.

Hoping that these hints may not be without some service to the many persons in
the United States who look wistfully to the fortunes coming to them from Holland,
1 h.ive, &c., JAMES IJIRNEY.

Since the chapter on *'The Origin of the Name** was printed, it was kilned that

there was a hamlet in Hungary by the name of Banta. This was the more singular

because, in the History of Bergen County, by Clayton, page i88, it b stated that the

Hanta family was of Hungarian origin, the foundation for which stsitement coidd not be

ascertained. A letter of inquiry to an intelligent gentleman in Budapest elicited the

following reply '

Budapest, December lo, 1892.
Theodore M. Banta, Esq., New York.

Dear Sir: Your esteemed favor of the 33d ulta came duly to hand, and in reply
I beg to remark that very often wl^en 1 have read your name I thought that your family
might be of Hungarian origin, as the name sounds Hungarian.

On receipt of your esteemed favor, I addressed mj'self to Prof. D. Simonyi, who is
the first linguist in the country, and Professor of the Hungarian Language at the Uni-
versity of Budapest

I send you herewith enclosed his reply in Hungarian, and give you the transhtion
of the letter, as follows:

Dear Doctor: Tlicrc is no town nnmcd Banta in Hungan', but wc ha\x a
village named Banota (with short ''a** and ^'o") in the Depanment of Zala, near
Alta Lcndva, and it is possible that this name was abbreviated as a family name from
Banota to Banta, as, for instance, HaK'any from Halovany, etc.

But we find ^Mlonta** also as a Hungarian family name in the sixteentli century
(written '^Bontha'*) as it was published in the '*llungari.in Nvelvor,** in iSSo, on page
364. It is very possible that from '^Bonta** it changed to ^'bunta,'* as has happened
in our language, from Mog>'oro to Magynro (hazelnut). In some fxins of the country
they use the word ''bont;i," whidi is an adjective, signifying **m:my-colorod."

I am, dear sir, (Signed) SiMONVl Zs.

I addressed myself also to the brother of Prof. Simonyi Zs., Dr. Eugene Simonyi,
who is the first geographical authority in the country, in order to find out whether there
is such a village near Vcsiprem, and 1 send you herewith his answer, the translation of -.
which is as follows:

viii. Preface.

Drar Doci'OR: I don't know anybody by the name of Banta. There is a
''puszta Banta** (puszta is estate) in the County of Vcszprdm, between Var-Palota and
Osku» and a villa){e, ^'Banota,** in the County of Zala^ in the neighborhood of A.
Lendva. The ''a"in Banta, with western pronunciation^ is certainly not the Hunga-
rian '* a,** but a short '*a.^ Yours truly, (Signed) Simon vi.

I have never heard of the name of " Banta " in our country, but it is true that your
name sounds quite Hungarian, and nobody here would hesitate to take it for a pure
Hungarian one.

1 shall also have seaxvhed the registers of marriages and baptisms, which extend aoo '
or 300 years back, and shall inform you of the result at a btcr date. These registers are i
in the hands of the municipality^ in every town, and are kept by the respective clergy-
men. I need not mention that in regard to any information you may desire I am en-
tirely at your dispcoaL ' -

When I was in New York, in April of tliis year, 1 remember to have had the
pleasure of seeing you on the day you occupied anew your position.

I am, dear sir, yours truly,

' D. Aranyi.

' To add to the puszle as to the origin and meaning of the'name, it may be mentioned
that Banta or Bantu is applied to a group of African races and languages, extending
over a large part of Eastern, Central and Southern Africi— the language difTvring
greatly from the true negro language.— £/)^/iii<Yr//'j Unrucrzal Gastticer^ edition of
1893, page 584.

The Encydopacdsa Britannica, 9th edHion, in interesting articles on the Kaflres
and Zulus, thus refers to the language: ''The word abnntu, or abanta, denotes
' people.' Philologists speak highly of the beauty and flexibility of the Bantu languages,
and of their grammatical structure."

There is a Post-ofEce by the name of Banta in Johnson County, Indiana, a few
miles from Franklin, named in honor of Judge D. D. Banta, Dean of the law school of
Indiana University..

There is also a post village by the name of Banta in San Joaquin County, Cali-
fornia, on the Central Pacific Railroad, seventeen miles southwest of Stockton.

The plan upon which this genealogy has been prepared will be readily understood.
A separate chapter » devoted to all the information obtainable concerning each of the
sons of Epke Jacob, all of whom were bom in Holland, and came in early childhood
with their parents to America. A succeeding chapter gives similar information regarding
the descendants of these- sons for each succeeding generation. The names are num-
bered consecutively for the purpose of identification, and a small figure affixed to each
name indicates the generation in which the person belongs. The head-line on each
page shows the lincTof descent of those mentioned thereon. For example, on page 313
will be found No. 2758 John^ lianta, and below is 4577 Isaac T.* At the top of the
page the head-line reads, '^ Eighth Generation; Isaac** David^ Henry** llendrick** Men-
drick^ Epke'," indicating tliat Isaac T.** is of the eighth generation, and that he is the
son of John,^ who was the son of Isaac,^ who was the son of David,^ who was the son
of Hcnry,^ who was the son of Hendrick,' who was the son of Hendrick,« who was the
son of Epke.^

This volume contains descendants to the ele\'enth' generation of Epke Jacob, the
progenitor of the Banta family in America, showing an aggregate of neariy nine thousand
persons who might daim him as theur forefather. The number herein enrolled
represents probably not more than one-half of his posterity, as in general the offspring
of the daughters have not been recorded beyond one generation, and many in the male

l:!io .ilvi have been lost si^cht of. The numbers in the scvcnil j^cncraiions which appear
in ihc volume, separated to show the descendants of each of ibc sons of Epkc Jacob,
arc as folluws, calling Kpke as of the first generation :

•

CtHt-miioH, Conu'iius. Stha. IlcuJriek, Direk* }Vi€rt* TifiaL

3 ... I 1 1 I 1 5

3 ... 14 ID 6 7 4 41

4 ... 65 55 33 40 34 . :i6

5 . . . 14H 130 61 30 90 459

6 . . . 214 189 333 7 iSl 833

7 . . . 354 393 495 5 ^70 1516
S ... 570 547 1336 7 349 2809
9 • • 3*3 381 1427 •. 2SS 2376

10 ... 47 73 4«4 -. 54 5S7

11 . . . I .. 33 .. .. 34

'I'utnld . . 1737 1777 4037 97 issS SS66

It is an interesting study also fo trace one's |iedigrcc back through both the several
p:iicrnal and maternal branches.

In the first preceding gcneratioa a person lias two ancestors; in the second gencr-
.itiim he has four; in the thirds provided there are no intermarriages of cousins^ he has
vi;;lit« in the fourth he has sixteen, and in the fifth he has thirty-two ancestors, and so
un increasing in gccmietricol proga*ssion. A dinrt has been prepared and is hen.*
tiiM-rted, showing tlie gcnealog>' of the compiler of these records through the x'arious
brauchi*!! as far back as he could ascertain the facts. On his father's side .ill his ances*
inr«i in this country were of Dutch or Huguenot extraaion and connected tiith the
Kcfiirmed Dutch Church, and the records of that church have been so carefully prc-
M*rvcd that they furnish quite a complete chain for five or six generations. Of his
thirty*two ancestors in the fifth generation preceding his lather, there yttUX be found
the names of all except five.

On his mother's side his ancestors came from England in 163S and settled in Lynn,
MaN«;ichusctts; subsequently a'ere among the founders of Southampton and Southold,
1.1111^ Ksland, and btcr of Elizabethtown, New Jersey. They were connected witli the
Cun2«a«;::itional and Presbyterian Churches, the records of which antedating the Re\'o-
Iiiiiiinur)* War, are no longer in existence, and other records also have been destroyed ;
the lineage on the maternal side, therefore, is not so complete as in the other case.

It may be mentioned as a rather unusutd circumstance in this country of mi.\cd
rai'o, that there is not a drop of blood in his veins that has come from any ancestors
wliifv.- lineage in America does not go back for a period of more than two hundred years.

The writer will \n: pleased to have ix)inted out any errors or omissions which may
be iioteii in these pages, it is possible that a second edition may hereafter be issued,
and in view of this contingency he will be happy to correspond with any persons who
in.iy be able to fpvt information that will make the record more complete.

SOLniKRS IN 1*HK WaK.S OP THE KAME OF IUNTA.

The following lists are probably far from complete. The lists of Rcvolutiomir\*
Milthers in New York are taken from the volume recently published at Albany, those
of New Jersey from a similar work in that State, and those of Pennsyhtmia from the
Archives at llarrisburg. The lisu of soldiers in the War of iSis and the Mexican War

I

X. fanfare.

•

arc made up mainly from statements made by their descendants. The reports of the
Adjutant-Gcnenil of Indiana, (pving the names of all soldiers in the Civil War from that
State, were examined, and a compilation made therefrom shou's that nearly fifty bearing
the name of Banta were enrolled in the regiments of that State. Some of these names ;
are not found in this volume* indicating that many families have not sent their records \
for insertion in this work. As in the earlier circular sent out soliciting information .
specific mquiry was not made as to what members were in the army, it is quite probable
that many more names should be added to these lists of tha Bantas who were numbered
among the soldiers in the recent conflict :

I

REVOLxrriON ARY War-
page.

Hcndrick, New York State, 83

John, •• 83

Hildcbrant, " . . . . . . . 84

Daniel, Bergen County, New Jersey, 98

Dirck, •• •' • .... 78

Hendrick, " ••

John, *• " 6a

Peter, '* " 98

Samuel, *• '• 77

Wcart, •« *•

Abraham D., '^ *' 103

John, Essex County, *' 80 *

Daniel, " •• ;

Abraham, Pennsylvania, 88 '

Cornelius,. ** 9^ i

John, •• 93 !

•

War of i8ia.

Abraham, • 248 \

Andrew, . . ' . . . • 173 I

Andrew, ' 243 •

Henry, . . . . . . 119 ;

Hfjnry, 241 •

Jacob, 174 .

Peter, ..... .344

Peter, . . . . . . .248

Seba, 140

Mexican War.

Harvey C, i . 385

Civil War of 1861.

Frederick B., aCth Connecticut Regiment, 304

Aaron Elverton, 140th New York, " 134

Samuel, " " «. . 208

William, Jr., 37th •« •« . 302 .

Charles G., 25th and 9th New Jersey Regiment, « 333

Preface, xi,

John Jacob, ist New Jersey Cavalr)% 333

Albert Monford, — Ohio Regiment, • 374.

Abram, 25th Illinois *' 316

Lawrence, 9Sth Illinois " 333

Milton Fralcy, ist Missouri Light Artiller}*, 340

John Calvin, 14th Iowa Regiment, 343

Smith, «' •• 303

Warren H., 279

Abram T., Co. F, 44th Indiana Regiment,

Albert, of Johnson Co., Co. G, I32d Indiana Rcgimcnti

Albert, of Hancock Co., Co. D, 9th " •*

Albert, Co. H, 124th Indiana Regiment, died at New Albany, Dec. 13, 1864,

Andrew IS., of Craig, Co. D, 93d Indiana Regiment, 299

Andrew J., Co. F, 44th " ••

Cary E, of Craig, Co. E, 146th ** •• ^ 292

Dallas F., of Cmig, Co. £, 146th •' " * 303

Daniel J., of Dubois Co., Captain Ca £, 58th Indiana Regiment, . 308

KUward £., Co. E, 39th Indiana Regiment, 8th Ca\'alry,

Elijah, Johnson Co., I32d Indiana Regiment, 271

Frederick, Corporal Co. E, 44th Indiana Regiment,

(George, Noble Co., Co. B, 88ih .'*.." 273

Henry, of Colbmer, Co. E, 17th Indiana Regiment, 279

Henry D., of Decatur, Captain Co. I, S9th Indiana Regiment, .... 29S

Henry D., of Craig, Captain Co. E, 146th '* *' .... 303

Isaac, of Johnson Co., Co. F, 7th Indiana Regiment,

Isaac, of Craig, 2d Lieut. 10th Indiana Legion,

Isasic F., of Craig, ist Lieut X39th Indiana Regiment, 300

Jacob A., of Pierceton, Co. D, 44th. *' *' 274

JamcsH.,of Franklin Co., Co. F,i8th'* *V • . . .269

James P., of Salem, Capt. 5th Cavalry, 90th Indiana Regiment,

Jeptha F., of Bridgeport, 2d Lieut. Co. C, 70th '' **.... 293
John, of Versailles, killed at Perryville, Oct 8, 1863, . . .170
John, of Amsterdam, ad Licuts Co. K, 9th Indiana Regiment,

John D., of Bluffton, Co. G, 30th Indiana Regiment, 273

John E, Co. C, 30th Indiana Regiment, 319

John F, of Crnig, Co. E., 146th Indiana Regiment, 399

John Quincy Adams, Surgeon. 146th Indiana Regiment, . . . 293

John v., of New Paris, 74th Indiana Regiment, • ... 275

John v., of Johnson Co., Co. G, I32d Indiana Regiment, . . . . 344

J. IS., uf Johnson Co., Co. C, 115th " '*

Joseph, 85th Indiana Regiment,

Joseph S., of Marion Co., . • . • . . '

Joseph L., of Jay C. H., Co. B, 34th Indiana Regiment, 320

Marcus L., of Dubois, Co. M, 125th Indiana Rcg't, died at Pulaski, July 11, 1864.

Merida, of Decatur Co., 134th Indiana Regiment, 298

Merrit, of Ve\-ay, Co. E, 146th ** " 298

Moses M., of Versailles, Co. F, 83d Indiana Re,;imcnt, 170

Samuel J., of Henry Co., Major 103d '* '' 293

XII.

Pft/ac*.

Wushin^on A., of Vcnaillcs, Co. K, 33d Indiana Rc];imcnt,

William Henry, of Bartholomew Co.» Co. F, 39th Indiana Rcj

William, of Logansport, Corporal Co. K, 91I1

William C, of Hendricks Co., Licut-Col. 7th

William H., of Bennington, Co. F, 23d

William H., of Crai^i Corporal Ca D, 93d

William J., of Versailles, Ca K, 33d

William Jesse, of Switzerland Ca, 135th

WUliam K., Ca I, 70th

WilUam V., pf Ripley Co., xst Lieut Ca G, 13th

tnent,

170
370

394
399

170 :

173 1
369'

341:

I

Persons not Idculijicd, xiii.

TkK PKkSONP MKNTIONKD liEl.OW, WHOSE NAMF.S WEUK KolJNO IN VARIOUS
KKCOUhS, IIAVK NOT JJKKN' li)I-:>*TIKIKl), TIIOUCH SOMK Ol* Tlir.M I»orr.T-
I.KSS AK7. IN'CLUDKD IN THIS VOLUME.

Frmii Afiinse/Ps /tuna/: of Albany*
n.micl Winnc, born April 4, 1731, married J.inncttc Rantn.

KIIJ.IAX WINNE. b. Dec x8, 1766.
JILLIS WINNE. b. July 8. 177s.

From i/ic Dutch Ckurek Records of Hackensack and vicinity.
Jacob Dc Groot and Naomi Danta.

IMUfi.

HELENA CONOVER D£ GROOT. b. Jan. 30. 1789.
Jacob Valentine and Tryntie Banta.

ISSUE.

MARIA VALENTINE, bp. Feb. 16. 1777.
William Jacox and Maria Danta.

ISSUE.

MARIA JACOX, b. OeL 15. 1796, bp. at Tappnn.
Peter Dogert married at Paramus, July 27, 18x2, Peggy Banta.

ISSUE.

PHEDE ANN DOGERT. b. Feb. 04. 18x7.
John Evcrtson married at Schraalenburgh, May 22, 18 19, Elizabeth Bnntn. j

ISSUE.

MARY ANN EVERTSON. b. April 9. x8ao.
Abraham Cole married at SchiaateBburghy Sept. 12, 18x2, Maria Banta.
John Frederick Myers married at Saddle River, April 18, 1818, Elizabeth Banti.

ISSUE.

MAGDALENA MYERS, bp. Jan. 90. 1819. at Pascaek.

Edward Eckerson married at Paramtts, June 16, 1822, Polly Banta.

James P. Paulison, of New Bridge, maxried at Hackensack, Ellenor Bantn, of Old
Bridge, who was bom August 7, 1807.

Jacob De Mott married, Oct. 2, 1845, Catharine Banta, who was bom Oct. 6, 1827.
Adolph Wannetnaker married at Saddle River, Aug. 4, i8si, Ann Banta.

Peggy Banta, wife of Abraham Ackerman, was received* October, 1S14, at the
Church in Hackensack.

Joseph H. Van Cleef xnarried, Oct 9, 1866, Eliza Banta.

Children of John Banta and Jacomyntie Buskirk, baptized at Schraalcnburgh.

JOHN, b. July 88, 2799.
MARIA, b. Oct. 6. xSes.

CONTENTS.

• tlAI'1i:U. PACK.

I. The Orij^in of the Nnmc '. . . i

n. 'Die Frisian Kmigrant 3

III. Third (Icncration 10

IV. Fourth Generation 17

V. Fifth Generation, line of Cornelius Epke 36

\T. Fifth Generation, line of Scba Epke 43

\M1. Fifth Genemtion, line of Hendrick Epke 4^

ViJl. Fifth Generation, line of Dirck Epke 63

IX. Fifth Generation, line of Wicrt Epke 62

X. Si.\th Generation, line of Cornelius Epke 67

.XL Sixth Generation, line of Seba Epke 1 75

Xll. Sixth Gcnenition, line of Hendrick Epke 86

XIII. Sixth Generation, line of Dirck Epke 100

XIV. Sixth Generation, line of Wiert Epke 101

XV. Seventh Generation, line of Cornelius Epke 118

XVI. Seventh Generation, line of Seba Epke 133

.WII. .Seventh Generation, line of Hendrick Epke 156

.Will. .Se\*cnth Generation, line of Dirck Epke ^ 188

XIX. .Seventh Generation, line of Wiert Epke .' 189

.\X. Eighth Generation, line of Cornelius Epke 203

•XXl. Eighth Generation, line of Seba Epke 219

XXII. Eighth Generation, line of Hendrick Epke. 241

XXlll. Eighth Generation, line of Wiert Epke 324

.\.\1V. Ninth Generation, line of Hendrick Epke 337

Errata and Addenda ; 349

Dutch Daptismal Names .- 350

Index 35 1

Soldiers in the Wars ; ix.

N.nmcs of persons not identified xiii. .

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Portrait of Theodore M. Banta. » Frontispiece.

View of Ancient Harlingen Opposite page 49

View of Minnertsga. *• 173

View of Octttcrhicmni ** 219

Portrait of Hon. D. D. Banta • *' 232

Portrait of A. B. Bonta'....* " 2SS

Ponrait of Rev. J. H. C. Bonte, U. U " 335

CHAPTER I.

THE ORIGIN OF THE NAME.

As IS well known, the use of family names ti«as not common among the early
cmiin^mts from Holland to New Netherlands. To distinguish one John, for example^
from another, there was added to the name the baptismal name of his father, usually
with the addition of j, jr, arscn^ indicating the relationship. Thus: £pkc, the son of
Jacob, was known as Eplte Jacobs, or Epke Jacobse.

Sometimes a surname u-as derived from the place of birth. Thus: Jan, 'from the
town of Wyck, was called Jan Van Wyck to distinguish him from Jan, from the cit>' of
Nordcn, who was called Jan Van Norden. Frequently the surname represented the
trade of its bearer. For instance, Jan, the cooper, i»-as kno%\'n as Jan Kuiper, and Jnn,
the mason, was Jan Metselaar.

The progenitor of the Banta family in America did not bear this surname on his
arrival in this country. In all the records yet found his name appears as Epke Jacobs,
which, as above stated, means simply Epke, the son of Jacob. Epke is a Frisian name,
nearly corresponding to the English Egbert. The sons of Epke Jacobs, namely,
Cornelius, Scba, Hendrick, Derrick (or Dirck), and Wcart, appear in the earliest
records as Cornelius Epke, Seba Epke, or Epkese, etc. The first appearance of the
family surname Banta, so far as known, is in the records of the Dutch Reformed
Church of Uackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey, August' as, 1696. On this date
in the Marriage Register is the following record:

Johannes Meyer, from New York, with Jannetie Comelese Banta, from Ackixisack.

The bride in this case was the first*bom child of Cornelius, probably the eldest
son of the original immigrant, the marriage being the first solemnized of any of the
Banta family who were bom in the New World.

The following records subsequently appear :

July 5, 1697. Twins of Comelis Epke and Jannetie De Free were baptized ; one or
the witnesses was the wife of Dirck Epke. (The Comelis Epke here mentioned is the
s.'ime person :illuded to as ''Coracles Banm" in the prc\'ious record, Dirck Epke being
his brother.)

July 10, 1698.. Received into membership in the church. Antic Sibcse Banta (she
was a daughter of Seba Epke).

May 21, 1699. There was baptized a child of Seba Epke; a witness was Jacob
Hendricks Banti, who was a son of Hendrick, brother of Seba Epke.

Nov. iS, 1699. Comelese Epke Ikmta, widower of Jannetie De Free, mnrricd
Magdalena Samuclsc Dcxnarest. (It will be obscn-ed that the groom in this case is the
same per^n called Comelis Epke in the record of July 5, 1697.)

The Origiii of ihe Name.

For a short time thexcaftcr the surname of the sons of the immigrsnt appeared :
sometimes as Kpke, and at otlier times as Banta, until aAer a few ypan the latter sur- ;
liame only was used.

We cannot determine whether the family ever bore the name in Holland, and if i
not,' why they assumed it in this country. Advertisements have been published in the;
newspapers of Amsterdam and of Fricsland, but they have not brought information of;
any persons now hearing the name in the Netherlanch.

The name itself is \'ery ancient. Rev. William Arthur, in his work, '^ Origin of
Names,** states that Banta is from the Gaelic, derived from Beaunta, hills or mountains.
Others suppose it is derived from bandt, a ban.

The earliest appearance of the name which has come under our notice is in

Kemble's ''The Saxons in Englind,** published in London, 1876. We quote from

page 149: .

A very remarkabte document of Eadberht, King of Kent, is preser\'et1 in the
Textus Roflensis; after the King's otin signature, in which he calls himself Rex Can-
tuariorum, his nobles place their names, thus : ^^Ego Wilbardus comites meas confirmare
€i tu^eribere feci ;*^^ and in the same words Dinrhealiac, Hosberht> Nothbalth, Banta,
Kuta and Tidbalth sign. . Now the fact of these persoxis having comites at all is only
conceivable on the supposition that they were all royal, kings or sub*kings.

The document here referred to is given in full ia *'A Hand-Book to the Land Charters
and other Saxon Documents,** by John Earle, pubUshed at Oxford in 1888. It is a charter
by which Eadberht gives land in the Bishopric of Rochester. £arle remarks: '' After
the signature of the grantor, several other signataries follow who use the same royal
style, in that they make their Comities to conArm and subscribe." Mr. Kemble has
dwelt on this deed as conclusive evidence of the plurality of kings in Kent at this date,
April, 738. . This fiict has probably not been published before in this countr)-, and in
view of it, the tradition mentioned in the introduction to this work has a curious interest.

It ii worthy of mention that Fricsland, finom which the Banta progenitor came to
the New World, was the original home of the Saxons. In the fifth century, a band of
the Frisii joined the Saxons and Angles in an invasion of Britain. .Motley, in the
"Rise of the Dutch Republic,^ sa)*s, page 20:

The free Frisians, whose name is synonymous with liberty, were the nearest blood
relations of the Anglo-Saxon race. • • •* • •.* • *

The Frisian bnguage is intermediate between the Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse. Of
all the Teutonic dialects, it shows the closest affinity to English. There is a Frisian
literature from the twelfth century.

It may be noted that as early as 1671, a name nearly identical with that of
Banta, but which belonged to an entirely different family, appears among the records
of the Dutch Chureh in New York City. October ist, 1679, appears tlie baptism of a
child of Jan PietexKcn Bandt and 'Maria Pieters. The marriage of these parents is!
recorded April x, 167 1, and three other baptisms are recorded in which die name of the !
husband and father is given simply as Jan Pieterssen. This person's name occurs in '
the records of the Register's OfHce, New York, Liber 33, folio 159, where in a deed it i
appears as John Peters Banu Hb descendants* names appear under the, same patro- i
nymic, but in some cases they have altered it to Bond.

The name of Bant also appears early in the Boston records, the baptism of a
daughter of Gilbert and Mary Bant being recorded April 28, 16S9, and the marriage ,
of John Grantham and Martha Bant being solemnised Dec. 8, 1690. >

* I, WUbonltti, haw madt ny tmktih* toaftrm ami tubtciibc.

The Frishiti iLMi'tfn'u/,

One of the Directors of the Dutch West India' Company, residing in Ziehind in
1^*5:, was I). !innt or D, l^nntc, the name appearing with both spelling*^.

Hant was the ancient name of an island north of Fricsland, of which we find this
aiToiint in an old Dutch CycloiK*dia:

1 ans-^-Alfridius III, irishop of Munster, who has also MTitten the life of Lud-
^i*ru> i. ciils by this name an island of Fricsland, which lies between the Ems and the
Lauwers; itie.taet that he names it as one of the six prominent districts into which he
divides the countr\*| is a certain proof that the Hurchana of the Romans had not been
diminished at the time of Ludgcnis, /. •*., in the ninth ccntur)*, so that it was yet
attached to liANT. which formed the easterly part of it. As the Romans called the
whole island liurchana^ after Dotchem, the principal villige on the west side, so
Aifridius gives it the name of liant, after another village which lies on the opposite
side. After both of them had been very much decreased this common name also has
lieen abandoned, and the western part has been called Borkna and the eastern pan
Uant. Now-a-days it has become so small that it can hardly be an abode for rabSiu,
much less for men.

* In the life of the holy Ludgcrus, just mentioned, reference is made to the ''pres*
bytcr Bantus and his brother Bentus, by name and in works/* who lived on the island
a hermit life.

CHAPTER II.

THE FRXSIAX EM1G1UN*T.

The ancestor of the Banta fiimily in America, Epke Jacobs, was a (armtnr who
lived in the vicinity of Harlingen, an important seaport of Friesland, the most northern
of the provinces of Holbnd. j

Harlingen is at the entrance of the Zuyder Zee, 65 miles north north-cast from Am- <
sterdam. It stands on the site of a former town which was engulphed by the sea in the
year 1 134. It is protected by a dyke forty feet high, one of the largest in Holbnd.

On the register of the Dutch Church at Ikrgen, New Jerse>', in recording the mar-
riage of Scba Epke (son of Epke Jacobs), he is stated to liave been bom at Ooster- '•
bicnim, and in a similar record of Hendrick, Dtrck and Wcart (other sons), their ;
birth-place is given as Minnertsga. Tliese are small villages within a mile of the '
Zuyder Zee, and about six and nine miles respectively, northeast of Harlingen. Epke i
Jacobs probably lived between these two villages. They are within the district of
Harradeel and opposite the island of Schelling. Near them, and about a mile east from
Oosterbienim, is an old convent called Lidhim. This part of Frieslnnd is flat, much
of it below the level of the sea and protected by dykes. A view of Harlingen copied
from an ancient print, and views in the two villages named from photographs taken
specially for this work, will doubtless be regarded with interest.

The inhabitants of Friesland still retain tliat strong passion for liberty which distin-
guished their ancestors, together with their old customs and manner of living, even to
the ancient Frisian dialect and accent, which latter circumstance renders the language, of
the countr\' |H?ople in particular, unintelligible to the other Netherbnders.— yyirjr/////f.

The Frieslanders are noted as a tall and muscular race.

It may be obser\-ed that the baptismal name '* Epke " is very uncommon. Mr.
James. Rikcr, author of the Histor)* of Harlemi stated that he had searched in vain
many old Dutch chronicles and hteories (full of christian names) for that of Epke.
The compiler of these rea>rds has examined almost all of the early Dutch church
records of this countr>' and has found it only when borne by a descendant of Epke

7!k€ Frisian Emigrant.

JacobSi the progenitor of the Banta family. Mr. Rikcr thought it hardly found its
English equivalent in Egbert, but came nearer the Teutonic Epikur (Epicurus). It !
may be observed, howevery that the eldest son of Cornelius Epke Banta, whp was bap- ,
tised by the name of Epke, is mentioned in his father's will as Egbert. '

The existing marriage records of Harllngen date from x6ix and the baptismal :
records from 2613. The baptismal records of Minnertsga date from 1655, and those |
of Oosterbiemm from 1694. These records were searched in the hope that they might j
disclose the name of the wi& of Epke Jacobs, the date of his marriage, the baptism of
his* children, etc., but the examination proved fruitless.

In volume 14, page 90^ of the Colonial Manuscript in the State Library, at Albany
(copied into N. Y. Documentary History III: 52, 53), there is preserved the first record
we have found of the forefather of the Bantas, being the bill of charges for passage to
America. Translated from the Dutch, it reads as foUows :

Epks Jacobs, from Harlcngen, farmer {bownaun) Debet

For passage and board when he came over in the ship DeTrouw, Jan Janscn

&este\-aer, skipper, Feby. 12, 1659, • • • . - - /7. 36

For his wife and five sons of }<, 2, 3, 4 and 6 years, • - - 108

Cash received frt>m the Lord Directors, • . • • • 15

Fl. 159
Upon arrival in the New World he probably settled at Flushing, on the north shore
of Long Island, about eleven miles from New York. Unfortunately, aU the town
records of Flushing were destroyed by the burning of the town clerk's house in 1789, so
that we are cut ofiT from information which these records might have revealed. Neither
his name nor that of his wife appear on the records of any of the Dutch churches here
that have been preserved. Valentine's Corporation Manual for 1863 contains a page
headed, *' Fac similes of the Original Autographs of the Burgomasters and Schepens,
and many other distinguished individuals, in the eariy history of the City of New
York." Among these names is that of Epke Jacobs, though it is incorrectly stated to
be ''Sibnd Jacobs." Mr. James Kiker, author of the History of Harlem, had seen the
signature of Epke Jacobs on an original deed dated in 1685, conveying a farm in Bergen
Co., N. J., to Hendrick Jorese.BrinckerhofT, and recognized this signature of Valen-
tine's Manual as of the same person. Accordingly, the records of the Clerk of the
Common Council, in the City Hall, New York, jvere searched, and the following i
mentk)ned document was brought to light It became of special interest to us because |
it made known the residence and occupation of the forefather of the Banuis in thb :
country, and gave us a specimen of his handwriting, tlic signature in the volume being ;
his own sign-manuaL '

The book is labelled:

No. 4.

BURCOMASTEXS AND SCHETENSN.
I661 — 1663.

On the fly leaf is an inscription in English :

High Court Blottkr,— Dutch.

Doth the label and English inscription, however, are erroneous, the volume rcaDy
being the record of transactions with the notary, Solomon Li Chaire. The records.

I

The Frisian Kmigrixut,

o( coursCi arc in Dutch, and the penmanship so poor that several words could not be
understood. Translated, the record as found on pages S3 and $4.. is as follows:

Appeared before me, Solomon La Chaire, Notary Public, admitted, etc., and before
the after-named witnesses, the worthy Epke J:xobs, innkeeper, living at Flushing, on
LunK Island, known to me, the notary, and acknowledged for himself and his heirs
really and lawfully to owe to Mr. Nicolais De Meyer, merchant of this city, the sum
of cmc hundred and four guilders in good braided commercial scwan, and besides four- *
iccn schepels (bushels) of peas— for divers delivered wares received by the said Epke

{acobs of the said De Meyer in the — rights, and received in a satisfactory condition,
le, the said Epke Jacobs, therefore promises to pay the aforesaid one hundred and four '
guilders sewan to the aforesaid De Meyer or his order, upon demand, and the afore-
named fourteen schepels of peas, on or before the first of Oaober next. The said Epke
J.icobs picdces his person and goods, movable and Immovable, present and future not
excepted, submitting all of them to the jurisdiction of all — courts, righu and judges
under lien of voluntary condemnation before the Hon. Court of this cit>', Consenting
lo — ^ the notar)' Tiedeman Van Vleek, and to — therewith, the notary Muunis
De\'OS, consenting to the above without any exception.

Executed and delivered in a lawful manner, without fraud, at Amsterdam, in N.
Netherlands, in the presence of Claes Marichael and Me)-ndert Barents Van — — ,
trustworthy witnesses, who were invited for the purpose, on the 30th day of June,
1662.

In 1669, he was yet residing at Flushing. From Liber A, of W;lls, page 69, in the
Surrogates office. New York, we find that in September of that year he served with
John Lawrence, as appraiser of the property of Elizabeth Partridge, deceased. Law-
rence, subsequently Mayor of Ne%v York, uns the most prominent and influential man
of his day in the neighborhood, and from tlie fact that Epke Jacobs was associ;ucd
with him, it is a fair inference that our ancestor was not without consideration among :
his townsmen.

Two years later he bought a mill in the adjoining town of Jamaica, as appears
from the foUon-ing ex tr acts from tlie Town Book. The agreements signed by Coc and
Epke arc copied verbatim :

January 20, 1669. The town voted to make a dam for a mill, and when it is sixfil*
ciently made, Benjamin Coc agreed to maintain it, and to build and maintain a mill,
and to grind the town's com for the tu-elfth part ; funher, Beniamip Coe engaged to
grind the town's com before strangers, and the town engaged to bnrg their com to the j
mill such day in the week as he shall appoint. Further, the town gave to Benjamin |
Coc ten ncn*s of salt nu*adin%s upon the furthest Eaitt Neck, and five acres of ho}*j;y
mc:idow about the place where the mill stands, and upland to it, according to the re^t
of the town, upon the account of the building of the mill.

The following record subsequently appears :

Know all men by these presents that I, Beniaman Coe >'nliabstant ot the towne of
Yemecah due by these presents tirmly bind and ing:ige myself my heires ex^nrcutors
administrators or asincs to mak and set up a good sofitient mill upon the ri\'er which is
bctwenc the old townc neck and the Long Neck and to maintain in good Repair so as
that he may grind the townes com well and Ukcwisc to san-e the toune before strangers
and take l>ut the twelfe part for tousell the towne coming in at such days as the said
Bcniamin Coe shall apoint them tQ bring in their com to grind and likewise the s;ime

The Fnsiitn Emigrant

bcnmmin coc do ingn^e that the Innd the townc j^nvc me thnt lies abought the mill
shall remain to the mill and either tiiat ten acres of meadow the towne gave me or so
much meadow in another place shall likewise remain to ihe mill but if in case that the
strceme prove insoftticnt for a mill then the land to be the said beniamin coe's own
proper right and likewise when the dam is mad soiitiently according to the judgment ,
of such woricmen as shall be made chois of to vew it y the said bcniaman coc do tngage
upon mv owne cost and charge to keep it in good Repair from time to time so that the
towne snail not sufcr for want of grinding and like^'ise if y the said bcniaman coe do
sell the mill the towne shall have the first Kefusale of it.

In witness whereof y have set to my hand the aist September 1671.

(Signed) Benjamin Coe.

- Beneath the preceding agreement is the following:

Know aU men by these presents, that whereas y Ebkev Jacobsen have bought the ;
mill of Benjamin Coe with the consent of the towne, y the said Hbkey Jacobsen do j
firmly bind myself, my heirs, exsecutors or asingnes, to perform the covenants above
expressed to the utmost of my power, in witness whereof 1 ha\-e set my hand this 29 of
December, 1671.

J^^r^-y Ar^i'^^

The signature in the New York City Hall had the date affixed, as had the signa-
ture on the deed to Hendrick Joris BrinkcrhofT,' mentioned on page 7, and this appears
to be a peculiarity of Epke Jacobse's signature. It may be observed that the above
signature in the Jamaica Town Book is at the extreme bottom of the page, leaving no
room for date tmdemeath.

The ibllowing records are also taken from the Jamaica Tou*n Book:

Jany. 34, 1675. The town made an agreement with Joseph Carpenter and Caleb
Carman to build a saii'mill and com mill where the old mill stood, on condition that
they perform the covenant made with Benjamin Coe.

Towne Meeting, 33 Septeniber, x68o.

The towne did give liberty to Benjamin Coe to selling a grist mill upon the river
between Seller Nek and Plunder Nek, soe far as the towne hath right thereunto.

Subsequently, Epke Jacobs removed to New Jersey, settling at Bergen, opposite
New York City. At what date this removal occurred we are not advised, but from the
above e xtr ac ts we infer it was prior to 1675. Most of the e:irly records of the Town
of Bergen are lost T\<i*o of his sons were married at Bergen in October, 1678. Feb-
ruary 18, 1679, he was appointed one of the Special Court of Oyer and Terminer to be
held at Bergen, beginning the first Tuesday of March, 1679, the other members of the
Court being John Berry, President; Lourens Andriesen (Van Buskirk), and Elias
Michaelson (Vreeland). (Winfield's History of Hudson County, page loa)

In x68i he purchased land at Hackensack, and with hb sons became among the
eariieat settlers of that ancient viUage.

The first deed to Epke Jacobs that we find on record is in Liber 3, p. 141 of Deeds,
at Tn*ntoh, for kmd located June, 16S1, consisting of 183 acres, extending from Hacken*
sack river to Overpeck creek (now kno^'n as English Neighborhood creek). The
jettlement here was known as Old Hackensack. A similar tract adjoining it on the south
was located at the same time by his son Derrick, or Dirck, recorded Liber 3, page 143.

The following abstract of a deed, recorded in the office of the Proprietors of East
Jersey, at Perth Amboy, in Patent Book A, iblio 175, seems to refer to the foregoing,
though it b dated four years subsequently :

• I.;!, m^

4 f •

The Frisian Kmijp^iut, 7

11 ecu* A fade i>/ ///t' J7/// jir^r of the reign of Char!»^s JL The J,ortf,y

PfYfiriefors of the Pra7nnre of East Jersey^ to Epthey Jaeolfs of JJergni,

t.'oiH. the Conntf of Bergen^ Province of East Jersey; in fee for a eerfain tnut

£2. ijjr. of ianri: 'Lying and being upon the New Plantation upon the Nttckinsach

A*iver and now to be called by the name of New Hackinsack. Containing

/Sj acres. In breadth /j>f chains^ in length ijO chains^ ntnuing N IV,

and be l-V. Jionnded iV. £. by Cornellis Christiansen^ S. IV. by pxircel of

land hereafter mentioned^ S. £. by the ^aesi branch ofChierpecks Crccke^ and

on the .V, W. by Hackinsack River aforesaid. Allofwance for barren laud

and highways the same to remain for /Co acres.

.'lud another trad of land adjoining the same containing iSj acres^

iii breadth ijyi chains^ in length ij6 chains. Running N, JK and be JV. ;

Hounded S. IV. by Jllbert SubbcroscoCy S. E. by the IV. branch of Overpeckcs

Creeke^ N. E. by land above mentioned^ and N. W. by Hackinsack River.

Alltnvance^ etc. Quit rent {on both) }i penny an acre.
»

A (Iced, not recorded, for propert)* at what » now called Ridgefield Park, on the
c;i«^i side of the river, two miles below Hackensack, was in existence a few }xars ago. !
It wna dated June 17, 1685, and was made by Epke Jacobs to Hcndrick Joris Brinckcr- '
htir'f, in the possession of whose descendants the land remained (or t%vo hundred year». |
Mr. J:unes Hiker, before mentioned, examined this deed, which was kept in an old J
<Mkcn chest in the Brinckcrhoff homestead, and recalled the peculiar signature of Epke |
J.icttbs, with the date 1685 underneath. This land was purchased by Epke Jacobs, of j
Mr!*. Sarah Kicrstcad; at what date is unknown.

Jiine 9, 16S6, Gawcn Lawric, Governor, deeded to Epke Jacobs, 340 acres on the !
west :^ide of the Hackensick ri\'er, north of what is no%v known as Cherr}* Hill, and
extending westward to Wynocksack brook, being 14)^ chains in breadth on tlie river !
and brnuk by 170 chains in length. This co\'ered what was formerly known as Sluckup .
and is now named Spring Valle}*.

A copy of this deed is here appended as found at Trenton, Liber A, faliu 333 :

•

To .ill Christian people and others whatsoever to whom these presents shall Come,
(•awcn Lawrie Esqu>Te; One of the Proprietors & Deputy Governor of tlie saide !
I*n)vince Sendeth Greeting Whereas the Proprietors of tlie said province in & by one \
instrument or p.itent bearing date the seventh day of the Month of May bst past Given I
under the Scale of the said Pro^'ince & signed by the Major part vf the Governor s I
Counctll. and Such of the Proprietors and their Proxies as Reside in the said Province.
I lave (Granted Released & Confirmed unto the said Gawen Lnwric his heirs and assigns in
1 i<(l)t of ]*eter .Sonmans and other of the Proprietors of the siid Province, All that Tract
<if land situate lying and being on the west side of Hackinsack River in the County of
Essex Containing Seven hundred and Twenty acres Beginning at a White Oak Tree
sewn Chains from the River marked on two sides, and a Cross Notch within the mark
on the west side, thence runing North East Twenty seven degrees along the River
fourty three Chains to a Black Oak Tree on the top of a bank above the swamp and
River, marked on two sides, thence runing Northwest Sixty three degrees one hundred
and Sex'cnty Chains to Winocksack brook, thence South \Vest Twenty se\*en ilcgrees
along the brook fourty three Chains, thence South East sixty three degrees One hun-
dred iS: Seventy Chains to Hackinsack River where it began Hounded on the south &
North by Albert Sabriscoe's land. On the East by Hackinsack River, & on the West
by Winocksack brooke together with all and all manner of River Riveletts runs Streams
feedings pastures woods underwoods trees waters watercourses ponds powles pttts
i*ascments pro6tts commodities and appurtenances whntsoe\'er to the same belonging or
in any manner of wise a])]Krtaining, & all the Estate right Title Interest reversion

8 ne Frisiau Emigrant

Remainder Clam and demand whatsoever of them the ?d Proprietors of in to or out of
the same or smy part or parccll thereof, The saide Governor Lawric payin]:^ his pro- :
portion of the Chief Kent Reserved payable to our Sovereif^ Lord James the Second ;
over England &c., therein as bv the Records of the Secretaries Office of the said Prov-
ince relation being thereunto had more at large doeth appcAre. Now Know Yee that .
the said Gawen Lawrie by and with the Consent of good lyking of the said Pettcr Son-
mans testified b^ his Signeing and SealUng hereto and for and in Consideration of tlic ;
Sume of forty Six pounds payed and Secured to be payed to the said Governor Lawrie '■■
by Epikey Jacobs of New Hacldnsack in the Cotmty of Bergen, but to and for the use
& behoof ot Petter Sonmans, the Receipt whereof the said Governor Lawrie and Pctter
Sonmans doe hereby acknowledge, and themselves therewith fully satiafy'd & Con- •
tented & thereof & of and from Every part and parcell thereof doeth Clearly acauitt ;
exonerate and discharj^c the said Eptleey Jacobs his heirs and assigns for ever Have {
aliened Granted bargained & Sold and by these presents doe aliene Grant bargaine and j
sell unto the said Eptkey Jacobs his heirs and assigns* Two hundred and fourty acres \
part of the above resitcde Tract of land upon the South Side thereof and lying in the j
very mfdle of said land To rune upon hackinsack River fourteen Chaines & One third :
of Chaine being One Equall third part of the above resited Premises Together with ,
the rights libertycs priviledges immunities Easements profits and Commodities to the
same oelonging or in any manner of wise appertaining or to any part or parcell of the .
said bargained Premises To have and Hold the said Two hundred and fourty acres

of land & Premises & Ever^ part and parcel thereof with their and ^'^^tk of their appur- :
tenances unto him the said Eptkey Jacobi his heirs and assigns forever To the only j
use and behoof of him the sd Eptkey Jacobs his heirs and assigns fore\'er Yeeldlng & ;

Paying therefore yearly and fpnas yeare for the sd Two hundred and forty acres unto j
him- the the sd Peter Sonmans his heirs and assigns six pence Sterling moneys of
England On Every five & twentieth day of May Every years forever hereafter in lu and
stead of all other services and Demands whatsoever In Witness whereof the said
Gawen Lawrie and Petter Sonmans have hereunto Set their hands & Seals the Nynth
day of June Anno Domini One thousand Six hundred eighty & Six and in the second
yeare of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord James the second over England Scotland
France and Ireland King— Gawen Lawrie. Sealled and Delivered in the Presence
of Thomers Lawrance Ja: Emott— Ja fullartons— * i

' A True Copy from Lib. A, foL 3231 etc. (Signed) John Smvi*h, Pr. Reg. {

This fiurm came into possession of ComeliuSt*who was doubtless his. eldest son and,
under the law of primogeniture then prevailing, inherited the real estate of his father, ,
who died without leaving a will (at least no will has been found of record). Cornelius,
during his life-time, gave the west half of this farm, if not all of it, to his son John,
some of whose descendants have continued in possession of a portion of it to this day.

The latest notice we have found of Epke Jacobs is in the ''Journal of the Pro-
cedures of the Governor and Council of the Province of East Jersey,** pages 137 and ;
138, under date of 33 October, i686| a verbatim account of which reads as follows:

The High SherifTe of the County ot Bergen brought here the boddycs of Rowley j
Vanderhide (Ralph Vanderiinde), Andresse Lawrenson, Lawrence Lawrenson, Derickc '
Eptkeyes, Cornelius Christianson; Hans Christianson. Eptkey Jacobs, and VVeart
Ephkey— pursuant to a prodamadon issued out to the s* High SherifTe for a Riote by
them comitted in the s' County, and for Refuseing to obey the King's authority there,
and sundry Depositions being here Read, and also sundry wani*, and the Sheriffcs
Retome thereupon, wherein uppcarcs the great insolency of the s' p'sons in breach of
the Kings peace, and Contempt of the La\\x*s of this province— tne pr'misscs being
duely Considered and upon mature Considerac'on, It's unanimously agrcinl and ordered
that the above s* p'sons, and every of them stand Close Comitted to ye Com'on Gaole
of Woodbridge there to Remaine undll they shall give good and sufficient security,
and that in the sume of Each of them one Hundred pounds, before some Justice of
peace in this CountVf for their p'sonall appearance att the next Court of Com'on Right
to bee held att the Towne of Amboy Penh the second Tuesday in the month of Aprill

The Frisian Emigrani.

www next cnsucin^, to Answer the p'misscs. and that in the mcanc tynic to boc of the
••/lofl behaviour, iVc: and also that immediately bee Committed to the hands and Cus-
iMcly of the Hij;h SherilTe of middx^ who is hereby Required in the Kin'js name to take
ihe'said p'sons into his Custody and them safely keepe untill the shale ;;ive :iuch secu-
rity as above, or bee Dischaxj^ed by due Course of Law.

It's also agre e d and ordered thai Major John H'^rry issue out his warr* to the
shcriiTe of the County of Jkr^cn, to tike into his Custody the boddy of Lawrence
Andre&<i of licr;;en and him safely kccpc, soe that hee may have his boddy att the next
Court of Com 'on Right to bee held at Amboy the secoiid Tuesday in the month of
A prill next, to Answer to such Articles and things as shall be objected ag* him upon
the p*t and Behalfc of otir Lord the King &c.

We have not been able to find any further particulars of this affair. The records
of the Middlesex County Court from 16S3 are preser\-cd m (he County Clerk's OflRce
at New Brunswick, N. J., but they contain no reference to the matter. Remembering
that all authority in the Province at this period was vested in the Proprietors, the
(iovemor even being appointed by them, and that the title to the land was derived
frsm them, usually under a stipulation to pay a small annual rental, it would seem
probable that the difficulty was in reference to a dispute about the title to land. Law-
rcnce Andrcss was one of the Governor's council, and all of tlie persons named were
large land«holdcrs, owning adjoining fanns on the east side of the Hackensack whose
title was derived from the Proprietors. We feel n'arrantcd in concluding, therefore,
that Epke Jacobs and his two younger sons, with the other sturdy Dutch farmers, were
not engaged in a lawless riot, but were standing up manfully for what they deemed
their rights, and this view seems to be supported by the fact that all proceedings against
them were abandoned.

- Possibly the following reference may explain the matter —

In one of the '*rent books" of Gawen Lawrie, Governor at the Proprietors' o(!ice,
Perth Amboy— called ''Reseats and Pardon's 23ooks'' — William Pardon being collector
of the rents, appear the following entry :

'^Apkc Jacobs'* and others In pa}*ment of rents received by the Pn>prietors 167^-
1685, in which Jacobs is credited £^\y 'i. 9. [He and his associates had 2,360 acres.]

It is conjeaured that the persons named had declined to pay rent to the Proprie*
tors, but their' arrest caused them to think better of it, and that this ''r\:seat" is an
acknoniedgment that the}* paid up. all arrears.

Tlie name of the wife of Epke Jacob Banta nowhere appears, and the only mention
of her is in tlie passage receipt giinm on p. 4. It is probable tliat she died prior to the
removal to New Jersey, as othertiise her name would likely be found as witness to the
baptism of her grandchildren. Neither her name nor that of her husband's appears
as members of any of the churches whose records are exunf. It may be obser%*ed that
then? was no Dutch church at Flushing nor at Jamaica at the time of their residence
there.

As wc have not been able to find the record. of baptism of any of the children
of Epke Jacobs, we are not certain as to the order of their birth. 'I*hc account for
passage given on page 4 states the ages of his sons, but does not give their names.
In the church register at Bergen and Hackensack tux And the names of five sons, and
assume that these were the children who came with their parents from Holland. As
<mly twenty-ttn-o years chpsed between the time of their arriiral in this country* and the
marri;ige of the last one of their sonif, it is not prol/.ible that any of the young emi*
grants died here in infancy and other sons were bom after arrival We have given the

lo nird GeufnUioM; Epke^

year of birth of the sons, ho\vc%'cr, on the assuinpilun that they were nil bom in Holland,
and have used our best judgment in arranging them zs to seniority.

ISSUK or ]CI*K« JAC09S.1 — -

( X. JitnnrtieOc IVtf;
a— CORNEUUSS EPKK, bum xtfS9« m.\ %. Mai^enn Dcnianr»t:

( 3. Abltich i^luM Van Onica.

S*S£B«\S EPKE. b. z^. m. Mary Arianae Sip.

4-HENURlCK. EPKE. b. x^ m. j J; JKS.Jfi'^Jl^^'--''^

5*D£RRICKS EPKE. b. x6S7. m. Ester D«dricks.
a^WEARTS EPKE. b. May, 1658. m. Gcrritje jniii Mandeville.

CHAPTER III.

THIRD CKKERATION.

8. CORNELIUS^ EPKE BANTA married for his first wife Jannetie, daughter of !
Jan de Pre and Jannetie de Rulne, who was baptized in New Amsterdam Dec. 3, -1662. i
Mary Peeck, wife of Jan Peeck, made a contract for the sale of a house and lot in ;
Smith's Valley, New Amsterdam, August 29, 1660, to Jan de Pre, as appears from the :
records in the Register's Office, New York. Jan de Ih^ resided in Flushing in 1661, !
and was a member of the church 9t New Utrecht at its organization In 1677. The •
church recoid states that he removed to Stmten Island and Bergen, without men« \
tioning dates. It is probable that ComeHus and Jannetie were married at New Utrecht; |
the early marriage and baptismal records of that church, however, are missing.

By his first wife he had sexxn children, and by his second wife he had six more.
We do not find the record of the baptism of the first bom. We think it very probable
that one or two of these were baptized at New Utrecht, and the others, as well as those
children of his brothers bom between x68a and 1694, were baptized at the Huguenot
church at Kiaderkamack, above Hackensack, which existed for a brief period only,
and whose records have entirely disappeared. (See Dr. David D. Demarest's interest-
ing pamphlet, *'The Huguenots on the Hackensack.'?}

We are not certain where he resided when he first rcmmnKl to the vicinity of -■
Hackensack. Many deeds in those early times were ne\vr ivcorclctl. Tliai |);irt of the
present Ik*rgen County H'cst of Hackensack river belonged to Essex County prior to
1709, and the first book of Deeds of Essex County covering that period has for a long
time been missing. We think it probable that he owned land on the east side of the
river opposite Hackensack, at what is now known as Bogota, as well as west of the river.
, In 1695, with hb three brothers and six other men he bought a large tract of hmd
running from 0\xrpcck creek to the Hudson river, and more than two miles in breadth
from north to south. It comprised about three thousand acres, for which the sum of
one hundred pounds was paid. It included within its bounds a large portion of the
present townships of Englewood and Palisade. We give a verbatim copy of this deed
as recorded at the office of the Secretary of Sute at Trenton, N. J., in Liber E of Deeds
ibr East Jersey, folio 245 :

The Pioprietors of the province of East New Jersey, To whom these presents shall
come Greeting Know yee That we have Granted released and confirmed And by these

g resents doe grant release and confirme unto Sibah Eptke, Cornelius Epke, Hcndrick
pke, Derrick Kpke, John Cornelius, Ruliph Johnston, Martin Powlson, Hendrick
Yoison, John Lotts And Ruliph Westervclt, All of the Toune of Hakinsack In the
Countie of Bergen And in the province aforesaid In consideration of the sum of One

Thinf Generation; Epke.^ ii

Inindrvd pounds Tftoncy of New Vork to us In hand paid whereof wc grant the recvi]it,
Anil dischnrj^cs them the said Sibah. Cornelius, Hcndrick and Derrick Epke,— John
Cornelius, Kuliph Johnston, Martin Poulson, Hendrick Vorson, John Lotts, And Ruliph
W'ciicrvelt thcirc Heiress and assises thereof forever All that tnickt of Land lying seit-
wate And being in the Countic aforesaid runiug from Hudson River Northwest to o\'er
peck Creek And Line of James Emtti Land to Chcche brooke in len<;th, And from the
lint* of Jacob Mebumey heircs deceased to the Line of Jacob \'an Conlands kind North
\\.vA in breath one hundred and sventic chaines more or Le^s Ikiunded by the said
River and Creek, And Line of said Emit And by the said Mclburnes and Van Cort-
lands Land, l*ogethcr with all and all maner of Rivers, Rivolctts, runes, streames,
feeding Pastures, woods, underwoods, trees, water, water courses, ^'aterfalls, pond,
piMils, pitts, Easements ProiHts, Comodities, liberties advantages. Emoluments, foul*
in^, fishings, hunting, hawkings. Mines, Minerals, Zwavcs, Royalies, franchises,
hcn:ditaments, and appurtenances whatsoever to the same belonging or in any maner
of wayes apfKsrttining, And all the Estate right, title. Interest, reversion, remainder
Claims and demand whatsoe\xr of us the said proprietors of in to or out of the Same or
any part or parcel thereof To have and to hold unto them the said Sibah, Cornelius,
Hendrick and Derrick Epke, John Cornelius, Ruliph Johnston, Martin Poulson, Hen-
drick Yorson, John Letts and kuliph \Vester\-elt theirc heircs and assignes fore\-er the .
.^lid trackt of Land and premises with theire And every of tlieire apurtcnances. To the
only use benefit! and behoofcc of all and e\'er}' the said abo\*e mentioned freeholdcn of
the Townc of Hakinsnk theire and e\-ery of theire heires and assignes fore\-er in comon
\-eclding and pra)-ing therefore theire proportion of the Chcefle or Quitt, Rent, Rescr%-efl
due and pa>'able from us unto our Soveraign Lord the King In witness whereof we have •
caused the seal of our said province to be hereunto aiSxed And the same to be signed '
by our Governor And the Major part of his councill for the time being and such of us as
our proxies as resides In the s:tid province at Pertli Amboy the thirtieth of Not'cmbcr,
An Domi one thousand six hundred ninetie and five, And in the Seaventh year of the
knigne of William the third over England &c. King, Andrew Hamilton, O. David .
.Mudie, James Dunday, Thomas Wame, George Willoks, Thomas Bocll, John Bareley, i
John Rcid, Thomas Gorden, Samuel! Dennis, Joht^ Bishop. •

Dec. 3, 1702, Cornelius Epke Banta bought of Richard Pope 240 acres of bnd on
the west side of the Hackensack river^ extending to W>*nocksack brook and adjoining
on the north a similar tract which had been bought by his father in x686, and which
undoubtedly had now become his by inheritance. This tract of 240 acres Cornelius
ga\'e to his oldest son, Epke, by endorsement on the deed, September 7, 171 1.

The first wife of Cornelius Epke Banta died after giving birth to twins* July 5. i6c)7,
and on November iS, 1699, he married at llackens:ick, her cousin, Magd.ilcn;i,dau*r;1iier
of Samuel Dcmarest and Maria De Ruine, who was bom in New York City, April 21,1 6S0. *

For a third vinfe he married, March i, 1719, Abeltie (or Ablech), daughter of Pietcr
Jansen Slot, and widow of Adam Van-Orden. Cornelius Epke Banta died in May.
1719. His will is the' only one we have found of the (ive brothers who came from
Holhnd, and we give it in full, verlxitim :

Will of Cornelius Epke Banta

recordcd
In OrncE of Secretary of State, Trenton, N^v Jersey,

Boor A— Page 123,
June so, 2719.

/// the Same of Gody Amcn^ ve thirteenth day of April, in )'e year of our Lord
Christ one thousand se\*en hundred and nineteen.

I, Cornelius Epke Bania^ of Hackensack, in ye County of Bergen, and in ye

*Tlie«ill of SMnuel Dcmaivst peaior, ii filed at Trcnim, Puivd May 10, 1797. In it Ke «ay« **I cuaftnn
the «i«tl hvreitiTurv given unto C\»nidiu« Epke Unnm. fivr one form.** lite wiU funbrr pf^n-nlcs Uiai hU gnmlMNi,
Abraiiam ISsMia, mni of Cflnicliut K|»kr, whcii he marriea* «lia!l fvcdre Klie iinia hk wilier vhiUren who mankU.

13' Third Ctucration ; Epke.^

Province of Easi New Jersey, ycomany being very sick and weak in body but of perfect .
mind and memory, thanks be )>ivcn unto God for >*e same, calling to mind ve mortality
of my body and that it is appointed for man once to die, do make and ordain this mv .
last Will and Testament, tnat is to say principally and first of all, I give and bequeath i
my soul unto ye hands of God who gave it, hoping through ye death, merits and inter-
cession of Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon and forgiveness of all my sins and
to inherit everlasting life, and my body I commit to ye earth to be decently'buried at
ye direction of mv executor hereafter named, nothing doubung but att ye general
resurrection I shall receive ^ same again by ye Mightie Power of God; and touching
such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, 1 give, devise
and dispose of ye same in ye following manner and form, that is to say:

First. / Will that all those debts and duties as I do owe in right or conscience
to any manner of person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truly contended and
iiaid, or ordained to be paid in convenient time after my decease, oy my executor
hereafter named.

I

Item : / Givt and Btqutath unto my well-beloved wife, Ablech, her abode of
house Toome, and ye management of my estate on ye place where 1 now live, as long
as she and my children hereafter named can agree, and after they can no longer agree,
that then, ye said children hereafter named shall pay unto my good wife ye sum of •
twenty pounds current money within two years after, out of my estate, and ye' rest to be j
divided as followeth:

Item: / Will that ye place where I now live and ye land which is in ye Hill, shall ;
be equally divided between mv two sons, ye one*halfe to my son Jacob Banta, his heirs ;
and assigns, and ye other halie to my son Abraham Banta, his heirs and assigns forc\*er |
after m^r decease, they, ye said Jacob Banta and ye said Abraham finnta, paying j
equally in propoition to their three sisters, Rachel, Leah and Elixabcth, ye sum of '
seventy pounds a peece (sic) within sixteen years after they come to be of age.

Item: / Will that mv cattle and household goods that is moveable shall be
e(|ually divided, ye one-halfe to ye children begotten by my first wife to be eaually
divided amongst them, and ye other halfe of nvv cattle and household goods that is
movexible, to ye children begotten by my second wife, to be cquallv divided amongst them,
excepting ye two spinning wheels and chum and milk tubs shall remaine unto my three
daughters, Rachel, Leah and Elizabeth, to be divided equally between them.

Item: / WiU that all the horses and marcs, with the plough and plough tackling,
with ye harrow and wagon, shall remain unto my two sons, Jacob and Abraham, to be
equally divided between thenu

Item: 7 Will that my eldest son, Egbert Banta, shall have my sword as a
preference or birth-right, over and above his equal part as is before mentioned.

Item: / Giw unto my well-beloved brothers-in-law, David Desmaret, Junn, and
Samuel Desmaret, Junr., ye sole management of my estate, to order and dispose of yc
same as is before mentioned, and do likewise constitute and appoint ye good David
Desmaret and Samuel Desmaret to be my sole Executors of this my last Will and
Testament, and I do hereby revoke ail other Wills and Testaments, and do hereby
acknowledge this to be my last Will and Testament

Ih Witness Wherttf^ I have hereunto set my hand and seal ye day and year first
above written, and in ye fifth year of his Majesty's Reign, &c.

his
.Sealed and delivered in the CORNELIUS C. h EPKE BANTA. [L. s.]

presence of mark.

his

ROULOP -»- BOCERT,
mark.

ELi;fAKETK BONCUERT,
RlOtAKD EUSALL,

her*

Ablech -^ Banta.

mark.

77iinf CaieratioH ; Kjiki!^^

MtMontiiftstm^ thnt on >'C 30th of May, X719* Richard Edsall, one of yc evidences
\t» \c \iithin instn2n:icnt, appeared before me, John hartley, Surrogate, authorized and
.ip|n)i!Ucd to take ye probate of Wills, &c., who^ being solemnly sworn on yc holy
Mv.in}:elists of Almi};hty God, deposed he saw ye above Cornelius Epke Banuu sign,
•^c.'ti and declare >x same as his last Will and Testament, and that ye same time, he was
nf >ound mind and memory to yc best of his knowlcd^, and that he also sec ye other
two evidences sign as witness to ye same in presence ol yc testator.

Sworn ye day and year above written before me, jqhk Hartley, Surrogate.

Letter of administration was accordingly granted by his Excellency, Brigadier

Hunter, Governor of New Jersey, &&, unto David Desmaret, junr., and Samuel

D.'smaret, Junior, ye Execnlors in yc said last Will and Testament named.

Dated, June ve soth, 1719. ^ , ^ ,

•^ • Dartley, Dnt. Letr.

•

A Memorandum that on ye day and year &bo\'C written, David Desmaret, Junior*
and .Samuel Desmaret, Junior, ye executors in ye last Will and Testament of Cornelius
M|ike Danta, hath appeared before me, and were duly sworn to ye execution thereof.

Sworn ye day and year above written before me, jqhn Bartley, Surrogate.

The Inventory of this estate is on file in the office of rhe Secretar>- of State,
Trcntun, N. J«, and as it shows what constituted the personal property and household
furniture of a well-to-do farmer of two centuries past, it is given in full:

Cow* at 3 00 . . .

s-.war-uld Calves 2 00 . . .
Yearling Calves x 00 . . ,
YiKing Calves . . .

IhiK^ 0x5. . .

\\^% o 03 . . .

Slitx'p and 3 Lambi

Gooi 00 xo 00

Hives of Bees 0x0000

Gun* . . ox ZD 00

Nc-gro Woman and Chikl. . . 40 00 00

Jlriid Ax 00 06 00

Nurruw Axes, .*..... 00 09 00

Cuhard, . . . . . 1. 00 07 06

Grate ISylile : 99 03 00

I^fMikin;; GUuii, 00 93 00

Grate Scone Jug, . . . . 00 95 o5

Kning )*an. eo 03 00

l^trcel i»f Okl Ifuokn. .... 00 03 00

1 Sedated and Curuiins. . . . OJ 00 00

l*uter riafcs 00x500

C.'ubnrd 09 00 00

3 ICirtlicn Plnttcvrs and a Plates

with tbe K;ick 00 lO 00

Smt>kiii|{ Jnr oo 03 oo

Iron Hnndle and Candlestiek, . ox 00 00

Earthem Jug« 09 oa 00

frun Hands oa ox 00

Lyon llack{ 09 09 09

Can 0X0909

c^uart PiH, .' 00 03 00

liartliem UaiKms. 00 09 00

ICarthcni I^ittcrwidi Hole, . . 00 ex 06

i«ooking Glass 00 03 00

.Spoon Case and Spoons, . . . 00 03 09

5

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10
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XS 00 09

XOOO 00

09 00 00

00 15 eo

09 05 00

XI

09 09 09

09 P5 ^^

Old Pttter D.ifoa, . . . 00 03 06

Old Puter Bason and 9 Porgens. 00 01 00

Glass Botal and Cup. .... 00 ox 00

Earthera Platters and 9 Cups. . eo 03 00

(Illcifiblc) 00 XX 00

Money Scale and WnitH, . . . 00 1; 09

Glass JiotaU and x Eanli Juj:. . 00 01 00

• Dnishcs. 00 09 00

z Tin BasoB and Wooden Salt

Cdlar, ........ 00 02 00

I 00 C3 00

a Wooden l^u and x l^anli llate. 00 01 00

a Grai Cumbivs, . . . . 00 ox 00

Eanliem Pou oc 05 00

Grate Stone Jag 00 05 06

Wafer Irua 00 xs 00

Old Imn I'uf. 00 ox 00

Iron KittoU 00x500

Grute Inin Put . ct 10 00

Small Iron P« It, . . . 00 c6 00

Qo\HST KIttol. ..... 09 xo 00

Rooks, 00 03 00

Pairuf Andimnji 0x0000

Trammely :iiul 1 l\*i llintk. . . 1^ 19 00

PaU Ikiiind with Inm. . . . 00 10 00

Tongs 00 03 OJ

Culkxi Coverlud ox 00 00

Old Rugs. . 01 xo 09

lilanket*, ot 05 00

Grat Cote ox xo 00

Vest with Sliver Huttunj^ and

lAMlher llrit-hes. 09 00 00

z Cofc. Vest and llrichcs. . , . 05 00 00

9 W.iJ(t Cotes, 00 09 00

I Cote and Orichcs ox xo 00

4
X

z
z

3
X

z

z
a
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9
9

X
X

9
9
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14

Third Gcucraihn ; Kpkc.

£ *' ^'
ox 00 00

00 XO 00

00 03 00

00 XO 00

00 XO 09

XO

3 Hnt. ........

Ihur Shoes and Stockingi.

flankerclicf,

Gnit Chair, . . ...

Oval Table.

Khun Tabic

Kcther Bed and a Pdkiws and

9 Blankeu, 04

(llWcible) 00 05 00

Wood Mortor and Pistol, . . 00 oa 00

Madd 00x000

Skcpol, 00 07 06

Kan. 00Q400

-^- and 3 Mattuks, .. . . . 00 07 06

Wooden Shovels. 00 ox 00

SSckol, 00 00 09

Hair of Curds. . . . . 00 ox 06

3 Old Bags, 00 oa 03

5 Old Casks 00 07 06

a Uocs (ur l^ils ami 1 Chum, . . uo oa 00

Pair Duns Forks and ,Wood

Shovel

Horselioos and 3 Forks, . . .

Old(?)

PlesurSled. -

Wood Sled

Com Chest. .

Grindstone.

Old Cask and Tub, . . . .

£ *' 'i-
00 04 00

00 09 09
00 XX 00

ox 00 00

09 15 00

00 06 00
00 oa 00
00 08 00

4
XX

X

a

X

x

X

3 Planks. 00 ox

X Knom. 00 03 eo

4 Fouls, 00Q500

7 Skepols of R)re ' 00 17 03

f Siubini; Uoo. 00 04 00

X Wooilin Scales. 00 00 03

3 Skcpob of WHicat and x Buck-
wheat. 00 X9 00

1 C:uk of Fethers 00 to 00

Winter Whcit nnd Kye, . . . so 00 00

148;^ ox/. o6</.

Appratacmcist made bv Nicholas Lozier and Andrew Van Ordcn, the 11 day of
April, 1719, as witness otir lianils.

A^ 1719. Mev 2, Yck Abdse Oanta wed Vrow Van Cornelijs Epke Banta bekenne
ontfangen tc hebSen de som Van Tyen pent New York's gelt.

Del is -f de marck van Abclse Banta.

Translation. May 3, 17x91 I, Abelse Banta, widow of Cornelius Epke Banta,
acknowledge to have received the som of Ten Pounds, New York currency.

This is -I- the mark of Abelse Banta.

ISSVB or COUfEUVSS BPKCl BY HIS FIXST WIFE, JANNP.T1E DUrSKR. '

7.4-JANNETXS.s m. Johannes Meyer, Aug. sa. X696.

•i-EPfC£.s m. Jaanede du RiJ, April 3. X707.

9-1- JAN.' m. Cornelia Van Sieklen. April 3, X707.

S"-*- FRANSVNTIE.* m. Christian Comellsse Van Horn. April ix. X708.
10 4- M AR1TIE.S m. Joost de Groot, ^fay 3, xyxs.
11 4-HARA.s b. June a. x6g5, m. Jacobus Peek. Jany. 5, xyxy.

BY SSCOMO WIP1C, IIACOAI.RNA DB3IAXBST. •

144- SAM UEL.' bp. Jan. xs. 270X, dlM in infancy.
15— JAC0B.3 SepL 6. xtqb. m. Rachel Terhune.
164- R/VCHEL.* April S4. X7B4« m. Abraham Ruskirk.
17<f-T.E.\H.3 March 30. X707, m. Johannes I^sicr.
\% V- EI.lZ/\nETH,3 Dee. X9. xtoS. m. Jacob Day.
19il- ABKAM.s June 8. XTxa. m. Annnetje Van Horn.

3.iSEnA3 EPKE BANTA, married at Bergen, N. J., Nov, 6, 1678, "in presence
of the Court,** Mary, daughter of Arian Sip.

Winiield*s Land Titles of Hudson County, page 79, states in reference to a patent
granted to Casper Styxncts, that lots, 81, 95 and 116, comprising over 300 acres, ^*^rt
sold by the patentee to Seba Epke Banta, who sold them April 6, 1693, to Elias
Michaelse Vreeland. Mapy deeds in those early times were not recorded. Many of

I

Thh'd Uatcnuioii ; Kfilr/^ 13

;ho>i.' far lands in Bergen were recorded in the Bergen Town Book, which has been
losu nnd it is probable that Epke Jacobs and others of his sons beside Scl5a owned land
in Bergen of which we have no record. Seba Banta, with his brothers^ bought in 1695
a Inrjrc tract of kind on the PalisadcSt as mentioned on page 1 1. In the year 1700 his
nnnic, together with his brother Ilendrick and Wcirt (probably his brother Weait's
son), appears among* the signers of the Kcmunstrancc of Inh.ibitants of ]*Iast Jersey to
the King against the Acts of the Proprietors, and asking for the appointment of a
competent Governor. — N. J. Archives, xst series, vol. 3, p. 326.

ISSUE. '

80r-ANTIC.3 b. Aug. 17. x6So. m. Jnrriaa Wettcrveh.
814-MAKGRIETE.s bp. June 7, 1683. m. Dirck Hendricks DUnkcrhoft.
S2i-A£LTI£.3 tip. /Vprii a. 1C84. m. Loca» Vnn Morn.
834-SlTSKE,3 bp. Oct 5, XC85. m. Samuel D. Demansst. Jr.
84-*-AKIE,3 m. Kytie 1 Mowm Van Ikigkrrke.
25-t-DlR(*K.» 111. k.iclut dc Groot.
364-JOiI.\NNl':.S.' m. V;ir;rrkntt JatiM de GrocH.
«-^ 87 -V- 1 1 ICN DKI CK.X bp. J idy t. 1<«>I* "^ Annuetjc Jnnse dc Cram.
S8'\ JACOn.s lip. Aug. 9, x(i96, m. CanuMia I'Ktenk* «lc Grouc.
29— AN(«KN1TI£,3 lip. May at, 2699, m. Joliantics lUnta.

•

4.* HENDR1CK2 EPKE BANTA, married at Bergen, N. J., Nov. 17, 1678,
Mariije Lubbcrrse Wcster\-elt, ** in presence of the Court.'* He united with the church
at Bergen. Mardf 39, 16S0, and at the organisation of the church at Hackcnsack in
1686 he was chosen one.of the Deacons, and installed into office July 35, I6S6. May,
170;, he was chosen an Elder of the church. He tnarried a second time, Angcnitie
Ilcndncks. In 1700 he signed the Remonstrance to the King before referred to.
April 13, 1740, the names of Hendrick Epke Banta and wife appear as witnesses at the
baptism of a child of Weart Banta. If this is correct he Ih-ed to be at least 85 years
of age, but we are inclined to think there is an error In the record, and that it vcxa
intended for his son or grandson.

A deed dated June 20, 1708, acknowledged July 19, 1717, and recorded in Book A
of Deeds, p. 85, at Hackensack, sets forth that Hendrick Epke Banta, Yeoman of
Ilackcnsack, in consideration of pnnnsions in his last will, bearing even date, has sold
to his son, Jacob Hendrick, the following pieces of land: First, a lot now in pos-
session of Jacob, bounded west by Hackensack river, east by the Queen's road, nonh
6y Henry Joris Brinkcrhoff and south by John Comelfus Bogcrt. (BrinkcrhoiTs land
H-as the tract bought from Epke Jacobs.) This deed indicates that Hendrick owned
land adjoining on the south that sold by his father to Brinkerhoff in 1683.

He bought a share of the land between the Overpeck creek and the Hudson
ri\'er, in connection with his brothers and others, as set fonh on page 10.

ISSUK JIY FIRST WIPK, MAKITJK UL'ttllKKTSKN WCKTIIKVKI.T. *

( 1, DIever Ht*ndrickjic;
30'|-'JACOB.3 bp. Nov. 96. 1679,111.^ a. Jnnnccio Van Horn;.

(3. ComcHa tic Gracw.

314-ANGHNITIE.S b. April x8. xOSa. m. J.ncobiis HcnJrieks Ulinkcriinn'.

3S*KO£LOF,3 bp. August 95. 1683.

3Sf. SITSKK.S m. Johanncf Jacobs Van \Maklc.

BY SKCOND WIPB, A.*«CKXnii; IIEXDSICKS.*

34— .If MNDR1CK.3 b. Jan. 13. 1(196. m. Gi*crtnty Tcrhtiac
364-MARGRlETE.s June L|. X700. m. RockifT .Maneiue.

j6 \- Third Generaiion; Epke.^ j

5/ DERRICKS (or DIRCK) EPKE BANTA married at Bergen, N. J,, Oct. 7*
1681, Ester, ^ughter of Hans and Margriete Dcdrick. Hans Dedrick kept an inn at
Bergen, which was the second one licensed in that town (Feb. 13, 1671). He was a
Lieutenant of the Bergen Militia, and was one of the patentees of Acquackenonck,
May 38| 1679. I

The record on the Bergen Church Register states that the marriages of Derrick and \
that of his brother, Weart, on the same day, were the first celebrated *Mn the new I
church.** He Joined in the purchase, with his brothers and others, of the large tract of
land on the I'alisadcs already referred to. He and his wife united with the church at
Hackensadc, May i, 1689. He was elected Deacon, May 4, 1699, and Church Warden

in 1707.

In the minutes of the Consbtory under date of May 1708, appears the following
entry :

As Church Warden Dirck Epke Banta to keep his office yet for this year, to
whom has been added Joost De Ikuie, which two aforesaid Church Wardens caused in
this year, 1708, the steeple to be built on the Ackinsack Church which has here been
recorded in their praise.

In May, 1715, he was chosen an Elder. October 15, 1717, he was appointed Sur-
veyor of the highways ''by two of His Majesty's Justices. ** At that time he lived at
Winkleman, which was on the east side of the Hackensack River, between Old Hack-
ensack and Hackensack.

ISSVB. t

J6t-MARGRI£T£,t bp. Hor. xS. z6te. m. Diiek Htrlinan Vreeland. j

J7<|-ANTIE,Sm.Nldiol«sLc»ier. j

jS94- JOHANNES.* m. MctSe HesMlt.
^O'^LEA.S was a witneu at a baptism ia z7b6.
41-l-SITSK£,s b. April X4, 1695, m. 0!rk Johannes Vreeland.
•484-RACH£U> bp. OcL zs. Z699. m. Robert Let-esey.

a.« WEARTS EPKE BANTA (or Wiert, as it U usually found in earliest records),
probably the youngest of the five sons, married at Bergen, Oct. 7, x68i, Cerritje, the
daughter of Jillis Mandeville, who owned a large fiinn a| Greenwich, in the vicinity of
the present Ninth Ward of New York City. The records of the Dutch Church in New
York contains the publication of the banns, Sept. 15, 1681. It lins the custom of the
times to proclaim the banns of marriage in the church on three successive Sundays. All
the children of Weart^ Epke were baptised in New York, though they were bom at
Hackensack. The witnesses at the baptism of Elsie in 1687 were Jan Pieterszcn and
Maria Bon, to which attention is called because Jan Pietersnn was doubtless the ancestor
of the Bant family, which, though of somewhat similar name, had another origin.

Wiert and his wife joined the church at Hackensack, May x, 1689. He died
within a very few years thereafttfr, as is evident from the fact that the will of Jillis Man-
deville, dated Sept 15, 1696, describes his daughter, Gerretie, as ''now the wife of
Pieter Meet.** July ai, 1699, Gerretie married a third time, Incrcitsc Power, bom
near Boston, by whom she had several children who weiv baptised at liackcnsack.

ISSVB.1

484*WIERT.> hp. Aug. Z9, z689. n. Mary Demarest.
444-HENDRlCIC> April S. zdSs. m. Frintic luwts.
45f-ELSIE.s^ June so. 16S7, m. johannci Hcrty.
46-^JACOil.3 March az. i6yOL

Fourth Ccnemtwn ; Cornelius* Epkc.^

CHAPTER IV.

FOURTH GRKEkATlOK.

Comelins' £pko.^
. 7. JANNKTIE HANTA MEYER,a sec page 21.

8.« KrKE'! DANTA, called Egbert in hi; dither's will which gnve him his sword
..^ .1 birthright, rccci\*cd frum his father a deed for 240 acres of land (on survey
fnun«l to contain 354 acres), extending from the Hackensack river toWynocksack brook
CtMw cnllod Sprout brook). His father had bought this property from Kichard Pope,
i'i'C. 3, 1702, and conveyed it to his son Epkc, Sept. 7, 171 1, by endorsement on the
l>.ick. Am was quite common in those .days, the deed was not recorded, and we be-
< .-.iiic acqwiinted with the (act in this wise. The original grantor of the land li'as Peter
Muimnns, one of the '' Proprietors,'* v.«ho gave a deed for it 30th August, 1686, at which
t;iiu' he was under age. To cure the defect in the title, Peter Sonmans executed another
ili««l Ucc. 2, 1728, to Cornelius^ 23anta, called therein the son and heir of Epke^ Banta,
uliu wns the son of Cornelius- Epkc Bnma, and this latter deed, recorded at Hackcn-
vick in Liber H, folio 30S, seu forth all the facts..

Kpkc,3 born at Hackensack, married Jannctie du R}^, April 3, 1707. He died
prior to Dec. 2, 172S, his widow marr}*ing Thomas Outwater, June 38, 1730. His two
v«Mis died unmarried, and the &rm was inherited by his two daughters who divided it
btftucon them.

Liber C, folio 53, at Hackensack, records a deed from Francyntie Earle, wife of
Nathaniel Earle, blacksmith, of Stein Rapie, to Henry Mayer, Yeoman of Quacksnck,
iitf 1:7 acres, house, bams, orchards, etc. The deed recites that the farm of 254 acres
«lt*>ccnded jointly to Jannctie Van Zaen and said Francyntie heiress and '' juberitrix "
*>r the said land and now equally divided bet w ee n them— land bounded on the south
by John Banta, on the north b>' Jacobus Van Voorhecs and Hannis Losier, on the
va>t by the Hackensack river, and west by the Sprout brook. Liber C, folio 54,
li-cords a conditional deed of the property by Henr)- Mayer to' his lox'ing son-in-law,
Nathaniel Earle— land bounded on the west by' Jacob Van Zaen, which indicates that
I hi: original farm of 354 acres was divided by a Une running north and south, midway
h%*t\vccn Hackensack river and the Sprout brook, Van Zaen tiking the westerly half
.ind Earle the easterly portion*

ISStJX. *

47 — C0RNELIi;S.4 bp. Jan. 99. X709, died nnmam4*d.

48 — JANNKTIE,4 June 15, 27x0, m. Jacob Van Zaen.Jr.

49 —FR.\NC1NTIE,4 Nor. X9. 27x3. died in infiincy.

50 — >JAN,4 Nov. 6. X7X5, died hi infancy.

60 «— FRANC YNTIE.4 July 19. 17x7. a. N.-uhaniel Earic.

0.» JAN^ DANTA married Cornelia, daughter of Fcrdiriando V.nn Sicklen of Kcft*

Amenfurt, April 3, 1708. He is not mention'.*di in his father's wllU having already

received the gift of a farm adjoining on the south the farm given to his brother Epkc 3.

ilc died subsequent to 1750, as we learn from a paper in the nature of a will dated in

that >-ear, in the possession of his descendant, Cornelius H. Banta of Spring Valle)',

N. J., a copy of which is here gK*en verbatim:

• John Banta, of Hackensack, in consideration of ;£6o, d., give and grant to my four
daughters, Eva, Jannctie, Frandntie and Margrety, that piece of land on West side of

r8 Fourth Generation / Comeiins^ EpkeA

the Moreess Kil], beginning on south line of the heirs of gr. Banta, nining thence.^
westerly along said line till it corai:s to a run of water called the Moclckilly and then \
along said Kill to the line of Yost Boskiric, thence easterly along s^ line to a run !
called Wybrig in Killetye, Aence northerly along s^ run to the nortli line of Tohn i
Van Orden till it comes to the road, then southerly along s^ road to the line of Yost
Bosksricy thence easterly along s^ line till it comes to Moreess Kill, then northerly
ahmg s^ Kin to the plaoB there tx first begun— to my said daughters EN-a, Tannetic,
Frandntie and Marya (sic), but if Marya should come die without heirs or her one
body, then her money shall be divided among my children Cornelius, Eva, Jaiinetie,
Francyntie and Aiargrety, but I say if Marya should come for to live till she
cant work you, Corxielius, E., J., F. and Margarette shall give her each xo shillings
a year as long as she lives, and you shall after .her decease share all as is left equal,
but if she i^ould come to marry she is to have no 'more than her sixty pounds and
share of tiie Mue Bills as equal with my daughters as is aforementioned tnat is, Eva,

i», F. and M. is for to share her share of my daughter Marye should come for to die
efore she is not ^le for to work no more, but if God should be pleased for to let her
for to live and can't work, then I desire that.my aforesaid children, Com., Eva, J., F. and
M., should each give her the ten shillings a year besides her sixty pounds • • • . . after
the death of said John Banta and my wife Cornelia — one of the best horses I do give
unto my son Cornelius and all the rest of my hmd lying on the west side of a run of water
called the Muelekel — I do give and grant unto my son Cornelius Banta, wherefore my
son C. shall pay to my daughter Marya the sum ot 15 pounds one year after that I, the
s^ John Bantt and my wife Cornelia are dead and gone. Shall remain in the possession
of sfd John Banta and Cornelia, his wife, for her maintaining during her lifetime*

Dated May 1, I7sa *

Jaa Banta lived west of the present Spring Valley road, about two miles north-west
of Hadcensack. AH his children except the youngest, were baptised at Hackensack. !
She was baptized at Schraalenburgh.

ISSVB.^

91— C0RKEUUS.4 Nov. S, X708, m. 8M Rach«l4 Bcuita.
58— EVA,4 Sept. 91 xtzz, died in ia&acy.

53— EVA.4 July 5, 17x3, ai. John Huylcr. |^'/ '4 'f

54— JA>rN£TlE,4 Joty jx, xtxs, prob. m. Johaaacs Lotler. 7 ' ' 1 '
55— SUSANNA.4 MdL S4. r7X7.

56— F1tANSINTI£,« Mcfa. 99, tn9* Frans JHooglandt ;

57<— MARGIUETS,4 Oct ss, 1798. Nidiolas Tocfi.
. 56— MAJUA«4 Nov. X7, 1794, Samuel Demarest.
59— ANNA£TJ£N.4 Oct. xs. XTse. died hi iniaaex.

lOe MARITIE BANTA DEGROOT,' see page 22. I

11.* SARA BANTA PEEK,' see page 23.

14. JACOB > BANTA married Rachel, daughter of Stephen Terhune and Lydia
D. Demarest, at Hackensack, April 13, 1738. He built a house at Winkleman, on the :
east side of the Hackensack river, opposite Hackensack, near the present R. R. =
station of Bogota. His children were all baptised at Hackensack, except the eldest j
who was baptised at Tappan. In 1726, with Henry Brinkerhoff he bought of;
Mannaduke Earle, 63 acres of summp land and upland at Quacksack and Moonnchie. '
He and his wife united with the church at Hackensack in 1731. His will, dated Sep-
tember 3, 1 77 1, is recorded at Trenton, in Liber K, folio 405, March. 33, 1772, and
reads as follows:

In the Name of God, Amen. j

1, Jacot Cormiins Bania^ of Hackensack, in the County of Bergen, and Province
of New Jersey, being at this present time, weak of body, but of perfect mind, memory j

Fourth Generaiiofi ; Comeiins* Epke,^

19

and uiuicrstnndtnj;, thanks he to Almighty Ccd for the snmc, but conccminjc the cer-
tainty of death and the uncertain time thereof, submitting myself to tiic will of God,
and humble with henzty sorrow's for my sins, recommend my soul unto Him tiiat made
mc% and trusting for salvation through' the merits of Jesus Christ my Redeemer, and as
touching mv worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me, I do make, this
my last Will and Testament in manner, as follows:

First: / WUl and Direct that my just debu and funeral escpenses be first paid
and satisfied. •:•...•

Item: / WiU^ Give and Bequeath unto my wife Rachel, two Bonds and the
growing interest, one of Jacob Van Zacn and the other of Richard Hcaton, conditioned
(or the payment of Seventy Pounds.

ITKM: / Give and Bequeath to my wife Rachd, the Negro girl, Gin, the.«aid
bonds, and the Negro girl, Gin, to fjq to mv wife and to her heirs and assigns forever.

Item : / IViu that my four children shall pay yearly and every year ensuing, after .
my decease* unto my wife Rachel, the sum 01 Twenty Pounds, eadi of them five, ifi
she sees requisite to demand the same, to her and to her heirs and assigns forever.. . . * ^

ITEM: / Wiilf Give and Beoueath unto my wife, Rachel, one bed with its furni-
ture and one cupboard and brass kettle, and one tea kettle and dbe. elbow-chair, to her
and to her heirs and assigns forever. . . .«' i

IT^M : / Give and Bequeath unto my eldest son, Cornelius, one horse and one =
gun in right of primogeniture to him, his heirs and assigns forever. ...

Item: / IVii/^ Give and Bequeath unto my son, Cornelius, and to his heirs and
assigns forever, the house and lands where I at present dwell, called Winclcma;a,
also :dl John's land, also all my meadow in Tien Neck, also all my right in the Ti^c^
also all my right in the Mountain, also all the Quacksack Meadow, also the equal niUf
of the Maple Swamp.

Item: / ^f7//. Give and Befueaih tmto my three daughters, Ledia, Lent}'e and
Ilcndrickye, the land over the River where my son Cornelius now dwells, also all that
lund and meadow which I have purchased of Wicrt Bantaw, also all that house and
land at Quacksack, where George Blinckerhof now dwells, also the equal half of the
Meadow Swamp, to be equally divided between them in qtuintity and quality the one
nu more than the other, to them, their heirs and assigns fore\'er.

Item: / ^^7// that in case either of my children should die without issue and
before the age of twenty*one vears, that part en such one so dying shall go to the sur*
\*i\'or or survivors of my childEren, their heirs and assigns forever. ^*^

Item: / WilixYaa^, my daughter Hendrickye Mall have' the like outset, or the
value thereof, as my former married daughters ha\-e had, to her and to her heirs and
assigns forever.

Item: All other my estate whatsoever, after my debts and the above legacies are
settled and paid, I do give, demise and bequeath in manner and form following, that is
to sav: Unto my son Cornelius one-fourth, and my daughter Ledia one«fourth, unto
my daughter Lentye one-fourth, and to my daughter Hendrickye one-fourth,. an equal'
share to each of them, the one no mere than the other, to them and each of them,
. their heirs and assigns forever.

Item : / do hereby Nominate^ Consiitute and ApMnt my brother-in-l.iw, Albert
Terhetm, and my son, Cornelius, and my son-in-law, ^larte rowlson, and my son-in-
law, George Blinckerhof, Executors of this my last Will and Testament, hereby re\*oking
all other Wills by me heretofore made whatsoever.

In Tesiimoity Whereof^ I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this third day of !
September, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and se%*enty-one.

Signed, sealed, published, pronounced and
declared by the said Jacob Cornelius
Bantaw as and for his last Will and
Testament in the presence of us,

Pieter Boncaert,
Gyli.eyaeik Boncaert,
Guilliam Bertholf.

his true
JACOB C ^ BANTAW, [i.. ?.]
nmrk. . .. .

so . Fattrtk Gtnerations ComeliuS' EpkeA

September srdy 1771.
77:u Certififs io whom it may Concmi^ that in case 1 should suddenly dye, 1 desire
that niv.wifey Rachel, shall have all the grain in the bam, and also the green grain
in the nelds, also two milk cows, also all the clean flax, to her and to her heirs and
assigns forever.

Im WUhcu V/kemfi I ^ve hereunto set my hand.

his true
Signed in the presence of us, JACOB C. -^ BAN*rA.

I'lBTER BCNGAEKT. ™«rk

GULLVA£M BON'GAERT.

MimcrandHm^ that on the fourth day of December, in the yoir of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and seventy*one, Pieter Bogeart and Gilliam Bogcart, two of
tho within subscribed evidences appeared before me, John Zabriske, dviv authorized
&C., and they being duly sworn on the Hoty £\-angelists of Almighty God, on their
qath, do declare that they were present and did sec Jacob Cornelius Banta tlie Testator
in the within Will named, sign and seal the same and heard him publish, pronounce !
^d declare it to be his last will and Testament, that at the doing thereof, the said '
Tesutor was of sound mind and memory, to the best of their laiowlcdge and as ihcy j
verily believe, and that at the same time Guilliam Bartholf, the other evidence, was I
also present and signed his name as an evidence as they each did in tlic presence of the !
said Testator. John Zabroweskl j

Abo^ that at tlie same time Marte Powlson, Cornelius Banu and George Blinck-
orhpf,'tl)ree of the within named Executors, came before me and were duly qualified
liy taidng the oath of Executors as by Law appointed.

John Zabrowcsu.

*

Probate granted by Governor Franklin (in the usual form, &c.)* Dated the same,
ff^urth day of December, 1771.

PSTTIT, Reg'r.
Examined and agrees vrith the original.

Bowes R££D, Reg'r.

ISSCXJ

eO-COFNELrUS.* b. M.y 7. 1730. «. j J: AS!lS5,^8Sia«r.
61— 8TEPHEX.« bp. April 25, X733, ^1^ li^ iniancy.
' 6S— LZDIA,^ Dfe. 97, 1734, m. Mardn Powebom
68— STEi'HE.V,^ Jan. x, 1738, died la iniancy.
64— 8TEPHSX,4 April 8, 1739^ died in Inlhnqr.
65— SAMUEL.^ Feb. 9Z. X74S, died ia InCancy.
66— MAGOAL£NA,4 March 30, 1746. m. George Brinkerhoir. -
67-*STEPHEN.4 July x. 1750. died in infeacy.
66— HENDR!CKJE,4 Feb. 24, 2753. ^ Hcndrick Van GicMen.

16.* RACXiZL BANTA BOSKEKK,^ see page 23.
. 18. £LIZAB£T>: BANTA DEY,' see page 24.

lO."* ABRAM' BANTA married Annaetjen Van H0212, at Hackensack, Sep-
tember 19, 1735. On the marriage register Ke is said to have been 'Miving at
Schraalcnburgh.** By the will of his grandfather, Samuel Demarest, he received a
iarm. He also owned land at Wiermus, which he sold, and subsequently he removed
. tq Rockland Count)-, New York.

On the Hackensack Road Book, under date of May 33, 1760, there is recorded
''an application by Adolph Meyer, Thomas Ackerson, Abraham Bantaand Isaac Alyea
for a road from Abraham Banta's land to old road of John Banta that comes down from
Peremus, and also makes void the other road from east of the bridge to the comer of
John Duryea's road— a path that comes from Wiermus between John Meyer and
John Banta. ** *

issvn. *

69— MAGO/\LENA,« b. Oct. 8, 2736. m. John Fonenr.
70— CORNELIUS.^ b. Dec 5. 2738. m. Maria Demarett.
71«--&\MUCL,4'May 30, 274X. m. ElUeabiKb Blauvclr.
72— JACOD.4 bp. Feb. sa. Z744. nu Rachel 5^initl-.

73 — J AC0MYNTIE.4 b. Jany. 96. 2747. died in lafoncy.

74 — ADKAM.4 bp. Aug. 3, 1749.

75-'JACOMYNTIE.« b. Sept. to. 2750. died in iafanc\\

70*JACO.\IVNTI£,4 b. Jtine 25. 275a. m. John Gordonier.

77— LEYA,4 Sept. 24, 2755. >n. Peter Winter.

I
-^7/ J ANNETTE' UANTA, bom fai Hackensack, married at that place, Aug. ss,:

1696, Jan or Johannes Meyer, who was baptized in New York, June is, 2667. He was'

a sun of Martin Janaicn Meyer, from Elsvliet, Holland, who probably is identical with

Martin Janszcn Van Breuckelen, who resided in New Amersfort as early as 1653, and

who \%-as Scbepen there in 1656, 1657 and 1658. He was married Now 19, 1663, to

Hcndrickye Hermans, from Amsterdam. He and his wife made a joint will, datcld

•March 16, 1693, which is recorded in the Surrogate's office, Neii* York.

The baptism of the eldest and the youngest of the children of Johannes Meyer is
recorded at Hackensack, while the record of the others is found on the books of the
Lutheran Giurch, formed in New York in 1674, now located on the comer of Broome
ami lilulberry streets. These books indicate that the minister was accustomed to go to
Hackensack and other places about New York to baptize children whose parents were
in sympathy with the Luthemns.

The will of Johannes Mc)*er (many of his descendants adopted the spelling Myer)
w.ns dated March 35, 1743. He is described as of '' Sadol (&tddlc) river in the Count}"
of Ikrrgcn and Province of New Jersey.** The will was pro\*ed in Newark, N. J., and
lilcd in Trenton, N. J., and letters were granted to his son, Johannes, April 10, 1755.
The children mentioned were Martin (the eldest), Cornelius, Johannes, Isaac, Jacob
and Abram Myer, Marijtie Prevoost (Brevoort) and Rachel Labagh*

^ ISSCK.*

7t— MARTIN MYER.4 bp. Feb. 1$. 2700. m. Gerritje .

ISSVB.

2— JOHANNES MYER,8 bp. Oct. 28, 2739, at I^theraa Church, N. Y.
- s— ABRAM MYER,8 bp. Nov. 28, 2730. at Paramn^ N. J.

70— MARITIE MYER,4 b. «», m. Samuel Provomt. March a. 2793.

•0-^ R#\CHEL MVER,4 bp. April 2. 2705. m. Jolianiies Labai;h. May 19. 2737.

• lisr£.(

2-*CATHARINE LABAGH.» bp. Jan. aS, 2798.
s— ABRAHAM LABAOH.s bp. June 30. 2734.

801— l.E#\ MX'KR.^ bp. .April 17. 2708.
80t— SARAH MYER.4 b. OcL 22, 2722.

80S— CORNEUtJS MYER,4 b. Oct. 2X, 2722, m. prob, »• Lydia^ Banta, Dt<c. xa. 2733-
80«-*JOHANNES MY£R,4 bp. Aug. a. 27x4.
808-*FRAN$CYNTI£ MYER.«bp. Auif. a. 27x4.
80S— ABRAM MYER.« bp. April 6, 27x8.

80?^ ISAAC MYICR,4 bp. April 6. X728, m. Lydia CampliclL March 2a. 1760, he was
app(.*inted Supervisor of Hli^hwa}*!' at Newark, N. J., in which tdv^n he had pn^bably .

]i%-ed fat mric yeart. , '

issca.

500 1— JOHN MYER,t m. Rhoda Balduin.

32

Fonrtk CeneratioH ; Cameiius'^ EpkdA

••».

* ISSUK.

s.^Sriiulon Mykr.*

S-^HBXftY MykM*
3-^Abbu MtbM

599 >— HENRY STIVER.* He was Sergcmc in Ca|)Caln Morrison's Compony. xst Bat-
lalSoB, 9d Estatlishment of tht Condaental Troops of Uie Line from New
Jersey and was kOlcd at the battle of Germantown, Sept. a6. 1777.

«09»-RACHEL MYER.» b. X7S«. m. \ ^ j^Tn uSJind.

lStl?B BY SBCOKD MAUKIAGB.

L— -Asmit Blowy Dviand,« b. An^. ax. X796, at Jefferson, Mocrls County,
K.' J., the c d ebw ted painter and engraver.

599 4I. BENJAMIN MYER.i b. March 90. X764, nutfried ftrst wife. Sarah RIggs,
second wife. Rachel Sptaining Johnson, a widow. Benjamfai Myeri was a
soldier firom Essex Coonty, in the Revolutionary War.

isstTB BY nitrr marbiagk. '

L— Isaac Mysb,« b. July xS, X787. married in Fhiladdphla. Margaretta

Shade, who was bom Jan. xg, X794, and died April xs. X884. He died

April X5. X869.

tssm. I

z— -Saimh Riggs Myer.T m. Hon. Anson V. Parsons, of Philadelphia,
a— EUsa F. Myer,i m. Dr. WQUBm J. A. BIritey. of Philadelphia.
S^Marie J. Myer.? m. Dr. Thomas W. Woodland, of New Orieans.
4«>La£iyecta Myer.7 m. Mrs. EUa Cooke, of Balfhnoire.
S^Sttsan S. Myer.T m. Charics A. Day. of Phihulelphia. General

Agent of the Fidelity & Casualty Ins. Co.. of New YotIl
6— Isaac Myer.T m. Mrs. Mary Helena Sharpstdn, mt€ Abljott, He

is a lawyer of Philadelphia and New Yorlc.

IL—Axxim MYSB,i m. Amos Munn.
IIL-Sabah MYEB.i m. | J; {S^ggj'rta. \ She lived in
IV.— Hkxby Mykb.« b. Jan. a. x8ox.

V.<— JAMCS MYBX.«

VL— Evbuna Mybb.«

ISSUB OP BENJAMIN XYSBi BY SECOND MAKBtACK. ^

* VII.p-BBNjAMiNMYKB,«b, JaiLx6.x8x4« He is now living in ^

599B-. JACOB MYER.I

599 •-* ISAAC MYER.I m. Phebe Crane of Newaric. N. J.
599T— LYDIA MYER.S m. Robert Mount of New York.
599<-*SALU£ MYER.S m. Captain Jolm Crane of Orange. N. J.

• •

N.J.

N.J.

10. • MARITIE' BANTA married at Hackenaack, May 3, 171a, Joost Stacts
DeCroott born at Tappan. He died June, 1748.

1MVB.#

•f— CORNELIUS D£GR00T,4 bapt. Jan. 8. 17x5, m. Geesjen Vander Deck, May X3. 1748.

ISSVK.*

X— JOOST DbGROOT.s bapt March ad. X743.
18*— SAMUEL DaGROOT.4 bapt. Feb. 24. X7X7, m. Trintie Pouwer.

tSBUB.*

X— JOOST Db GROOT.t bapt. Feb. 90. X7S3-
a— MARIA Ds GROOT.s bapt. Nov. 3. X76X. .
3— JOH.V DkGROOT.* bapc May 31. i}&f. •

I

t

I

Poiirih Ci'tscntiiim ; Corneiius'^ Epke.^

23

83 — CICKSIK I)kGHOOT.4 bftpl. March 99. Z719. diVtl in infancy.

84— JAX DkCKOO'»' < bam. March S3. X7ao. dknl in infancx-.

85^Gl£E.SIi: Di:GKuOr.4 bapt. ScpL 23. ztsx. m. Stephen Dordct. Sept. 95. X74i-

IStUB. ^

z— CATRIXTIE DOROET.s b. Aiiff. 1. 1743.
9— SAMUEL D0RDET.8 b. June 3. Z744.
3*MAR1A BORDET.ft b. April 97, 174S.
4— OLVERD BORDET.s b. June Z4. Z750.
S'HESTER BORDET.S b. Jnnc z. Z7S5.

86— JAKNETIE DbGROOT.« bapL April 96. Z7a4-

•7— JAN DbGR00T,4 bopL May 6, zTjo, m. Susanna Storm.

11/ SARA3 DANTA married January 5, 17x7, Jacobus Peek, who was bom in
New York. She died prior to September 17, 17261 when Peck married againi Hachel
l^emarest.

ISSUE. '

•8 - JOHAXNES PEEK,4 Jvae zo. X7Z7. died in infancy.

88^— JOHANNES PEEK.4 May zz« zyzS, m. Susanna Dcmarest. SepL az, Z739.

ISSITB. t

z— SARAH PE£K,s bapt Aug* 3* >740-

•-*DAN1EL PEEK.* Feb. 94. Z743.

3— JACOBUS PEEK,* April 7. X745, died in iniliney.

4^ REBECCA PEEK.* May xy. Z747. sa* P^cr Losier.

5— RACHEL PE£K,8 Sepc a4. Z749.

6— DAVID PEEK.i Nov. 8. Z75X.

7- JOHANNES PEEK.S b. March Z5. 7754.

8—LEA PEEK.S bapL Aug.'7. Z737.

9— JACOBUS PEEK,! bapt. May a, ZT^a.

00— CORNELIUS PEEK,4 Nov. 5. X7aa>
%«..01— 'JANNETIE PE£K,4 Auff. za, zysa, m. Jan Pieter Durye, Jan. z. X74Z.

1S8VB.

z —SAMUEL DURYE.S bp. June a8, Z747.

a— SARA DURYE.S Dee. z8. X748.

3— JAN DURYE.*

4— ELIZABETH DURY£,b b. Dec Z7. Z758.

5— MARYA DURYE.S bp. Feb. zo. Z76a

6— PIETER DURYE.S Jan. 94. XTte.

7^ DAVID DURYE.S April 99. Z764. died in infancy.

8— DAXID DURVE,s Oct. 96. Z7M.

82— ELIZABETH PEEK.^ Fpb. 86. Z79S« m. Theuais. Smith.

ISSUfi.

z— RACHEL SMITH.* b. April Z4. X749.

16? RACHEL^ BANTA married Abraham . Thomas Boskerk, who was bom
May 2$, I7ca

I

ISSUE.

I

08 —MAGDALEN A BOSKERiC^ bp. Dec 93* X737.

03 1— LEA B0SKERK.4 Jan. 3Z. Z73Z. )

08S— J.\NNETIE BOSKERK.4 April 50. Z733. > Baptized at Lutheran Oiurch. N. V.

039— COR.VELIS B0SKERK.4 June zo. X743. )

17. LEAH 3 BANTA married at Hacken^ck, Sept. S, 1727, Johannes Losicr.
They united with the chturch at Schraalenburgh in 173S. He married a^n, August 20,
1744, ^ Jannctic^ Banta.

Fourth GituratiCHj Comelius* Epke.^

\ ISSUE BY FIKST WIFE.

94— CORNELIUS LOZIER.4 Aug. 99. X731. I

95— BENJAMIN LOZIER,4 March sx, 1734.

ISSUE BY SECOND WIVE. ^

961— FRANTO LOZI£ll,« bp. Dec 90, 1745. !

96S-ABRAHA>{ L0Z1£R.« b. Jan. 8, X74S. j

18.^ ELIZABETH' BANTA married at Hackensack, Martb 39, I734» jACob
Wmiam Dey. |

ISSVE.

96— LENA DEY.4 bp. Feb. x6. X73S«
97— MARITJE DEY.« bp. Nov. 98. X796.
96— RACHEL DEY.4 Aug. 25, X74a.

Seba> Spko.1

91.— MARGRIETA BANTA BRINKERHOFF,' see page 26.

S9.i-AELTI£ BANTA VAN HORN,' see page 27-

Sa.— SITSKE BANTA DEMAREST,' see page 27.

94/ ARIE' BANTA married at Hackensack, July 28, 171 1, Fytie Laurens Van
Bttskirk. He joined the church at Hackensack, July 3, 1715. He was Freeholder of
Hackensack from 1729 to 1731, and also m X73&

ISSUE.'

* 99 — SEBA,i bp. Jane 99. xyxs. died in iafincy.

99>— LAURENS.4 b. Sept. ai, X7X4, bp. Latheraa Church. N. Y.

100 — ^IARIT1E,« Not. 95. 17x6. died in ia&aey.
1001— ABRAHAM.4 b. Sept. 93. XTSX. bp. in Lutheran Church. N. Y.

101 — S£BA.« July 5. X794, la. Catelyntie Demarest.
108 — MARITIE.i b. April X5. X733.

36.* DIRCK' BANTA married at Hackensack, April 17, 1714, Rachel De Groot,
who was bom at Bowery Bay. They were both received as members of the church at
Hackensack, April 6, 1716, and at Schraalcnburgh in 1733. He was Deacon of the
latter church. Were both members as late as 1746.

ISSUE.'

106— 8EBA«i bp. Dee. 4. X7XS. m. Margriete Demarest, daughter of Samuel Somudse
Demarest and Aaaatie Comditts Van Horn.

96.' JOHANNES' BANTA nxarried at Hackensack, March 31, 1716, Margriete j
Jaase de Groot. They were both rece iv e d as members of the church at Schraalcnburgh
in 1738. He was Road Surveyor in 1737. His fium was at Tenafly. He died De-
cember, 1783, and his widow deceased in 1784, both far advanced in years. His will
dated April i, 1775, was probated 21st December, 1782, and recorded at Trenton in
Liber 20, folio 344*

ISSUE.*

104-SEliA.4 bp. May 5. W. m, j ^ Ji^Sft^

106-JAN.4 Sept. 96. X7i«. m. j J; £Si TtoSr**^
— — 106— MARGR1ETE.4 Feb. x6, X799. m. David Ackerman. March 31, 1749.

• ISSUE.

I-MARGRIETE ACKEKMAN,* b^ May 94. 173X. .

Fourth Caterativn J Scbn' Epke,^ 25

i07 — MARITlli.-J March 15. 1704, m. Dank! Van Horn, Sept. a3, 1749.

issun.
X— RACHEL VAN HORN.5 b. June 8. 1751.

108— AN'NAKTJEN,^ Nov. xa. X797. m. Wouthciria Van Orden. Dee. x6. X7S3.

tSSUB.

X— JAN VAN 0RDKN.5 b. May 7, X7S6.

9— JACOB VAN OROEN.5 b. Dec. xx, 1758. m. Catharine Paolusse.

109— AELTIE.4 Nov. 9, 1739.

110— JACOB,4 b. Nov. j: X73X, m. AlUe Dedricks.

111«— DIRCK.*! bp. May X9, X734. He was a earpenter hi New York in X795 at iZn Green*
wieh and 64 Partition St. Died; unmarried (probably). Feb. 6, X804, leaving hit
nephew, Aury Danta, lole lei^atee. See win, Bergen County, Liber iV, p. X40.

112-- ANCENITIE.4 April x8, X737. died in inf^mcy.

113— PETRi;S,4 March 5. X738. m. Hcndriekye

114— ARIEN.4 b. .\ov. 6. X739. died iu infaney.

115-AR1E,4 bp. July xs. V,^ m. ) J; ^IS^^iaTBlf^.

118— ANGENIETJE.4 b. Aprflss, X744» John EcicerMn. April e. X774.

ISiSl*K.

X— LENA ECKERSON.s b. May 8, X778.

27/ HENDRICKS BANTA married at Hackensack, May 9, 17 191 Annaetje Janse
dc Groot, who was baptized June % 1700, Both joined the church at Hackensack,
Aug. 3i| I73S» ''with letters from' Peremus." He was elected an Dder of the church
in 1757. His farm was at the English Neighborhood. His n-ill dated in X766 was re-
corded in 1774 at Trenton, in Liber L, folio 151. In it he makes a di\-ision of his land
among six of his sons, ha\*ing made provision for Jan during his life-time.

issirs.^

117— SEB.V hp. Mch. 6. 1790. m. su Lena Ledcr.

118— Mf\RGRIETE,4 Oet as, xxax, m. George Brinkcrfaoff.

U9-JAN.4 b. Oct «. irq. a. j i ^/^^wSSS^u

120— MARITJE.4 bp. Sept. 4, X7a6. m. Jaeob Vrecland.
121— JAC0B,4 Sept. 89. xyaS, m. Nellie Krisiein.
.. 122— ARIE,4 June 07, X73X, m. Elizabeth Loder.

123— GARR£T,4 b. Dec 85, X733, m. Neelije Garrabrant.

124--ANTJ£,4 bp. Aug. ax. X735.

125— HENDRICK,4 Jan. ax. 1739, m. Margaret Diedrieks.

126— /\NNAETJIN.4 Jan. ax. 1739. m. Headrick Haring.

127— /\ELTIE.4 Jan. x8, X74X. m. Johi> Fairbaim at Dutch Church in New York, Oct. 99,

2780. He was a weaver. She died Dec. 8, x8x5. and her husband died Jan.. X897.

Both were members of the church at EiiglSah Neighborhood and were buried in the

old churehyard there.
128— \\aLL£MTJE,4 \l«f X4. X744. died in infancy.
129— WILLEMTJE.4 Oct. ao, X745. m- J^cob Haring.

38.* JACOB' BANTA married at Hackcnsack, September 33, 172 1* Cornelia
Pictcrse De Groot (daughter of Peter De Groot), who was baptized October 13, 170a
They were both members of the church at Schmalcnburgh in 1738. He was Road
Sur\'cyor in 1737. He died prior to Januar>' i6« 1743, at which date his widow married
Ciozcr Adriance, of Perth Amboy, N. J, ,

ISSCB.

180— MARITIP..4 bp. June 17. 1737. Pctnu Le U.nm.
181— BKL1TIE,4 April 5. 1784. m. Samuel Uem.nrest.

36 Fmrtk Gtutration ; Scba* EfikcA

— — ' — ' I

132— AXT1E.4 bp. March 13. 1796. m. <«• Jan Bogtn. April 1%, 1746. \

133— L£A,« bp. March 98. I73t.

134— ARI£.4bp. March 4. 1733. , j

: 91/ MARG&IETAS BANTA married at Hackensack, October 31, 1703> Diick >
BrinkerhoflT (w>a of Hendrick Jorise). They joined the church at Hackensack, April
6i 1718, She died prior to October, 1733, when he married Abigail Ackcrman.

IMUB.' •

ISA-'' H£2n>RXCK BRINK£RHOFF,4 bp. Oct. ax. xtoS. m- Mary Wcttenrtlt. Nofv. x. ZTst.

" : IMVB.'

X— ROELOF BRXKKERHOFF.s SepL xa, xtsx, id. Maritte

8— OSSELTIEN BRINKERHOFF.t Jnaa 93. X734-
3— DIRCK BRXNKERHOFF.s Nov. 93. xtsS-
4— JOANNES BRINKERHOFF.t Aug. 6, X733.
5— ZIBA BRINKERHOFF.S March 93. X740.
6— ANNAETJE BRINKERHOFF.t Dec X9. 1749..

136— ARXAN BRINKERH0FF.4 bp. Aug. 99. X708. m. Margrieta Sagg. Oct.. X798.

1SSUB.

X— MARGARET BRINKERHOFF.S bp. Aug. 90. ITS**

. . 137— JORIS BRIKXERH0FF.4 b. jaa. 13. xtxs. died in tefimcy.

' 133— SEBA BR1NKERH0FF.4 b. Jan. X3. xyxs, »• B^4e de Graaw Nov. X4. X744- Hia
wiB ia daiad Dae. 3, XTi^.

lasus.
44S— DIRCK BRINKERHOFF.S b. Ftb. x, X7«7. »• Oxaalehy Wcatenrdt. She
waa bora Oct. x. X749. and died Sept a6. xt33. He waa bom at Old Hacfe-
where he waa a ihrnier. He died Nov. 5. 1833.

lasuB.

X40B— Hbkky BaiiTKBaHOPP.s bp. Mdi. xs. xt^.

X409— Sbba Bbikkbbhopf.s b. AprU xd. X7d8. m. Hannah Voorhls. Dee.
X7.X79X. She waa bora Oct 5. X77S. and died July 95. x847« He waa
a carpenter in New York. For isiiie see note below.*

X4xe— Dbbicx Bbikxbbmopp.s b. Dee. xa. X77B.

X4XZ— ROBLOP Bxinkexhopp.s b. May 3X. xtts*

X4xa— Bblxtjb Bbikkebhovf.s b. Aug. X4, X777. .

X4X3— Racmbx. BiiKKSBHOFP.s b. May 3x, xySa.

X4X4— Jacob Biikkbbhopf.s b. May 3X. X76a
- Went to aeas never heard fnxa.

•4X9— OwaiAiv BanntsaiiorF.t k Dte. ly, S79t, ditd Auir. 19* iS6a . «. .. ,k^ _m

•Se- Jacob BawKsaMOrr.t h. May «. 179s. at EKimbtch Prwtariek, Fth. t^ tin. At «rM bora Oct a, i7<».
MddM March «lilS9. Ha waa a BMchaat ia N«v Yerh, and ditd b Brooklyn, Dec ra. 1885.

%ZVichtrd llfiak«hoi> k Aprtt to^ lita, ok autaaimn
Dot. fll» lijt. Ha is a paUiilMr at td Doaaa S«^

itava.

iei««» JtMit Gloai OifnkcrkoltV V, Nov. 04* iSsi.
fSu— Hatiit liriaktrholi;v bTKtiiw la. 1X54.
S<S— Mabd I.attr UrMikctholi;* b. Vtii. at, tSOk
|6i6-.itiiai« Kradrica UriokcHiuA'.v I*. April i}. t>ea.
i6it— tattaatk Sbtait llriBktrhell.v U live. tt. iSrs.

a4S?— SuaAaBTN B aiwa a a iiorr . T July a. tm» ditd March 90^ itrd.

a4jl'>RiCNAau BaiNKSBNurr,^ April 13. isCm

a4i9* KiCMMw Saaa ttasi(Ka»Norr,x Ju. ^ 1I03, ditd May 31. 1S7S.

1400 VkhMnuM BaiMBKaNurrJ Oct. ty. liov

•4di— Baumoa fiaiMaaaiiorr.l Sept la. iMu^.

Fourth Cnirralhu ..• Seba *^ Epke. ^ 27

14x3— Sally BRi.vKr.R!forr.-" b. Feb. 9. xrSs. died Feb. 12. :7Ss.
X4X6— Dav:d Brinkeshoff.^ b. July 33. X7S3.
X4Z7— JuHN BxiNKP.KiioFr.* b. April 4, Z7£7.

139-JPRIS BRIXKERH0FF.4 bp. A««. 14. t7». «. j ii*SteH&{Sk.MSS,«.^^:

/

TSSCE BY PIRXT MAXSIACS.

444— DwVXIEL BRlXKERHOFT.s b. 1746. probably removed to nnladclphia and
married Sarah Campbell in 2770.

ISSUE BY SSCOKD MAXXXAGE. /

I-- MARGARET BRIXKERHOFT.s b. March 23. X748.
s^ANNATIE BRINfCERHOFF.S b. Auf. z6. ZTSa*
3— KENDRICX BR2XK£RH0FF> b. X>ee. 31. 2755.

22.^ AELTIE) BANTA married Lttcas Van Horn, at Hackensack, April 3i,
1705. Doth joined the church at Hackensack, January xi, 1702.

ISSUE. ^

140— ANXETIE VAN HORN.4 bp. Dee. z. 1706, died in infaner.

141— MARGRIETE VAN HORN.4 Feb. as. xrxx.

142— ELSIE VAX HORN,« Feb. 6, X715.*

143— (No name on register), Jan. z. Z7Z7. i

144— ANGENITIE VAN HORN.4 Jan. 85, Z7X9. i

145— ANNATIE VAN HORN.4 Dee. zS. ZTao. !

146— SEBA VAN H0RK.4 Dec. z8, Z79a i

23.>SITSKE3 BANTA married at Hackensack, April ai, 1705, Samuel ;
Dcmarest (son of David, Jr.). Both joined the church at Hackensack, April 10, 171a .
He died before 1738, his wife surviving.

ISSUE.

147 «^ DAVID DEMAREST,4 bp. ScpL fl6. 2706, m. Mary Demarcst. Oetober 29. 2736.

tSSUE.'

2— SAMUEL DE^LAREST.S bp. Sept. 04. ztsS.
9— 2IETSKE DEMAREST,5 b. Nor. 26, 2739.
3— CORNELIUS DE>L\REST.ft OeL 32. 1743.
4— SEBA DEMAREST.S SepL 04. 2745-
5— DAVID DEMAREST.S June 2a. 2748.
6— ARIE DEMAREST.S OcL a. 273a

148— RACHEL DEMAREST.4 bp. Aug. as, 2714.

149— SITSKE DEMAliEST,4 Jan. 2. 27x7.

IdO-^^ARlE DEM.\REST.4 bp. Feb. 93. 1718, m. Mary Ackerman. Oet. 95. 2729.

ISSUE.

•

2— ZIETSKE DEMAREST.S bp. Sept. 24, 2740. died in infancy,
a— D.\VID DE^L\REST.» Mav 26. 274a.
. 3— S.-\MUEL DKM ARE.ST,» July 25. 2744.
4— DIRCK DE^klARICST.S March 32, 2746.
5— ZIETSKE DEMAREST.S March 23. 1748.

181 — MAkll'lE Di:MAKE.sr.4 bp. July 96. 27SX.

•I

Be2idrick< Spke.*

80. JACOB' BANTA married at Hnckcnsa:k, Febniar}' 27, 1703, Dicver
Hcndricksi who died without issue shortly after hur ntarringc* He married ajpin Sep-

38 . Fourth Generation J Hendrick^ EpkcA * |

tcmbcr 38, 1705, Jannette Van Horn (daughter of Cornelius). On Auf^ust S, 1719, he
married a third wife, Cornelia DeGracw, who was baptized in New York, March 13, j
1699. He Joined the church at Hackensack, July 13, 1703, was elected Deacon in.
1709* and Elder in 1731. He was a Freeholder of Hackensack in 1717, and again in
1733. His will, dated May 36, 1739, was recorded in Trenton, N. J., November 35, ;
174S, in Liber £, folio 33i. In addition to land in Hackensack and vicinity, he owned;
a iann at Kakiat or New Hempstead, Rockland County, New York, which he left by ^
his will to his only son Hendrick.

ISSOB BY SECOND WIFB.'

158— 'MARITIE,! bp. Oct. aa, 1706. m. GaflUrame Janss Bogtrt.
X«S— MAROR1ETE.I Feb. 13. xtoI. m. Daniel Hariag.
IM— D1VERTIE,4 May X4. xtxo. m. Albert Derdaa.

156— ANNACT]E.« Mardi 30, ZTts, m. Albert Van Diea. Oet 30, 1730. !

He was a iOB of Genie Van Dim, and was bapt. Jan. 30, 2704.

ISSUB.

46T— GERRIT VAN DIEN.S bp. June S4. X733.
156— HENDRICK,^ Jane 10. 17x6. m. Elisabeth Benson.

ISSUB BT THIBD WIPB. '

167— JANNETIE,4 Aug. 87. X79X. m. Hcndriek Kip.
1 66— ANGENITIE.4 Sept. ax, X7S3.
169— C0RNELZA,4 Jan. X5, X7B9. died in iailniey.
leO— C0RNELIA.4 Feb. 5^ X73S. m. Gamt Kip.

81. ANGEKITQE BANTA BRINKERHOFF,' see below.

83. SITSKE BANTA VAN WINKLE,' see page 31. I

i

84. HENDRICX BANTA' married at Hackensack, January 26, 17x7, Geertniy,.
daughter of Albert Terhune, Jr., who was baptized November 4, 1694.. He joined the!
church at Hackensack, January xa, 17x8. He was a blacksmith.

^ i

ISSUB. I

lei-HENDRIOCl «. j I JSdiSSS:

168— WYNTIE,4 bp. Aag. X3, xtbx. m. Sanuei Duryta.

16S— ANGENITXE.4 May. X7a4. j

164— ALBERT,* b. Aug. 89b X796, m. Lena Vaa Voorfaecs.

81^ ANGENITIE3 BANTA married April 17, 1708, Jacobus Brinkerhoff (son of
Hendrick), who was bom March 291 i68s. '

/

XSSUB.

166— HENDRICK BRINKERH0FF.4 bp. May x, X709, died in infimer.
..^166— HENDRICK BRINKERH0FF.4 bp. Oet 89^x7x0, m. Elitabeth Kip, Nor. X9.
X73X. She was a daughter of Nicholas Kip and Aatie Tlryant, and was baptixcd j
March xi. XTxa >Ie dkd in xTOa >

^ ISSVB.

X— JACOBUS DRINKERHOFF.ft bp. July 8, X733.
s— NICASIE BRINKERHOFF.i bp. Jan. X3. X74a

3..JORIS (Georgr) nRINKKRHOFK.s bp. Oct ta, 1744. m. M Nf agdalena^ Banta.
. 4— ANTIE UKINKHKHOKK.S hp. .Nov. 4. X7Sa
5— HENDRICK URINKKKHOKX^l bp. Feb. 9. X7SS.

liB7— M ARITJE DRINKERH0FF.4 bp. Nov. 86. 'X7X4. died in infancy. I

*■" ~ m.~'

Fourth emulation J Htndricl:* Eplr.^ 39

105— jO^<»N l'.RINKKX!IOlT.4 lip. Oci. cj. 1719. "i. Manymic I'^^cn. Nov.. 17^3. He
>>vns an IC!dcr of tl:c c!mrt*h at Sdini:iicnburfi[h, and aImj a m.-*);i->tr;:ii-. Mo rfmovfit
with tl:tf culony 10 Conewajfo. Pa., and was an Uldcr of the churcii thvrc. lie
dkd Jan. 3. zSxo. .

686--JANfES DRI.N'KERHOFF.s b. Nov. 87. 1746. "u Cacrincie Voorheet. Tlie

chOdren named below were baptized at Conct^'aco. In Z796. he removed

to Owaxco, .\ew York, where he died, Mny, ZS13.

t
ikSC'F..

X— Henhxick Brinkekhopp,* Oet. 17. 1768.
9— Maktyntis UEXSfKxsiiOFP.c Jan. 9, Z774.

3— AKNATIR 1IRI:CKBE1I0PP.« Sept. 8, Z776.

4— J0SIS DftiN'K£RHOPF,< May 93, Z779.

5— AUIRKT RKINKBXHOPP,* Aug. Z8, I78Z.

6— Isaac Bsikkrkiiopp,* Jtme 90. 1790.

626— ROELOr BRTXKERKOFF.b b. Nov. 10. Z74S. m. BeUtie Dcmarest, daughter
of. David Demarest He removed to Conew.*!)^, and tlience. in May, 1793,
with nine families removed to Caynca County. New York, where he died,
Feb. eS, 1830. Thn first of the children. named below was baptized at
Sehnalenburgh, and the others at Conewago.

ISSUE.*

z— MAETT!cn£ Deixksxmopp.* Aug. za. ztts, m, CoL John S. Hsrdenbergh.
s^David Bkixkexiiopf.* March Z7. ztt^, m. Catli. Van MIddleswcrth.
3^ Jokes Bjmkkexhopp.* b. May z6. z^ died in inihncy.
4— Makcaestta BKiNKEKiiOPP.i b. May z6. ZTte, m. Kiehnrd Paricll. j
5-.AjrxATi£ Bxikkekuopp.« b. KoT. 8, 1789. m. I>r. Josiah Bc%-ier. j

6— JORiS BiUKKRRIlOFP.i b. Fcb. Z9. Z785. m. Jacomyntie Bcvier.
7«Henokick BRtKKERllOFP.C OcL Z4, Z787. m. Sarah Swartwout.
8« Maria Brikkcriiopf.* June so. Z790. died unmarrieti.

9^jACOOU8 BklKKBRUOPP.* OcL 9, I79Z.

527— HENRY BRIXKERHOFF.s bp. July 4. ztsx.

«2S— GILLIAM BRINKERHOFF.s b. Feb. sa, Z7S4. m- Elizabeth Ackemmn.
The children were all baptised at Conewago. He died in Adams County. Pa.

ISSUE./

Z'^Martyxtib Brixkerxioff.* bp. June 30. Z776, m. John BodenL
R— LSNA BRiNXERHOFF.i Oct. 3. Z779. ni. George Berlow.
3~JOR]8 BRiKKBRHOFF.i Dec sz, Z78X, died unmarried.

4— CORNEUUS BRnCXXRBOFF.i Attg. 3X. Z784.

5— Annatie BRiXKERiiOFF.i March 95. Z7£7» died unmam'ed.
6— Margarita Brixkeriiofp.c Nov, 8, 17S9. m. Peter ISrrlow.
7— Geertie BRt.\KEXiiOFF,i April z, Z792, died immarricd.
8— Maria Brixxeruoff.* m. John Berlow.
9— EuzARETU Brixx£RU0fp.< m. Pcter Monfort

529^JACOB BRINKF.RHOFF.S bom Feb. as, Z756. married Annatic Dfrn-nrest.
He left Coiicwa|;o. April 30. 1793, ^'*(1> i^"i<^ faniilicji for Owasei* luiki-, {
Cayuga County, New York, when* he dicil, NdviinlNrr 13. iSsy.

\SSVB.

z^Joxis Brixke^hopf,* b. Dec. 97, Z779. m. Jane Cartwright.
a«-MAXG.\aiTA BxiNKERiiopp.* b. March 94, Z78a, m. Gct^ge Pom.
3— David 1Ikixkbriiofk,« b. K«.\v 95. Z7€4. died May 99. z8o8.
4— HekdricK ilxi.NKCRlioi'F,* b. Jttt. 5, Z780. m. Uaclic*! licvier.
5^ Martha BxiNiCERiiui*F.« b. Nov. zz, •.»/. .-«. Peter Selover.
6i»BEELiTiB BRiXKBxriOFF.* b. Feb. 95, Z790. m. John Decker.

30 Fourth G*H€raticn; HeudrUk* Epkt^

I

7~ Jacobus BHiXKBRiiOFF.a b. June n. X79S, m. Rachel nevi«r.
8-^ Jacoii BkiNKSKiiOPP.c b. Aug. 17, 1795, m. Harriet Johnson,
9—- PSTEX Hminx£KIIOPP.« b. Dee. X7. 2797, m. Anna Van Etten.

zo— Makia BHixK£XHOKy,« b. June 17, xSoo, died Feb. 14, 1851.

IX— John I, Bmlnxskiioff.* b. Fel^ 27, 2803. m. Maty Ann 2>hcpanl.

6S0J^ JOHN BRINKERHOFF.8 bora April 6. 2759. married Sarah Van Andalen
January ^, 2785. He was a Justice of the Peace; died in Adams Connty.
May X3, 2838. All the children named below were baptised at Conewago.

1SSVS.

z— Joxis BiXNXBXHOPP,* b. OcL s6. XT^, m. Ida Cassatt.
e-GAMST BMKKniHOFP.« May ix. 2767. m. j J; jg^gSSc^r*

3— Hekdxick Brikksxhopf.s Aug. 3, 2790, m. Fbebc Monfort.

4— SklAKTYNA Biti>rK£XiiOFF.< March 7, 2793. mmarried, died April 6. 2849.

5«— Isaac Brinks khoff.s June ao, 2796, m. Rachel MeCreary.

6—jAMSS BRiNKexH0FF.< OcL 22, 2799. m. SussB RauRe.

7— LucRXTiA Brikxerhofp,s Feb. 2a. 2804. m. David Schriver.

8— Jans Brinkbriiofp.S Nov; z2. 2806, m. Archibald Love.

«S1>-GE0RG£ G. BRIKKERH0FF.8 b^ Feb. 98. Z7dx, m. Sept. 29. 1789. Maria
Van Hariingen. He became Pastor at Conewago in Nov. 1789, and in z8o8
movcd'to Owasco Lalce, N. Y. His death occurred on May 99, 28x3. All
the children named below were baptised at Conewago.

Z«-J0RI8 BRiNKBRnoFF.s b. June ao. 2792, m. Susan Sdover.
8— Johannes Martinus Brinxerhoff.* b. Feb. 83. 2793, ^^ ^RY* >793- '
3— Sarah S. Brxnxbrhoff,* b. April 5, Z794, unrn., died Nov. 93. 2849.
4— Martina Brinkerroff.s b. Feb. i, X796, m. Abram Sdover.
5<-> Johannes M. Brinxsrhoff,* b. June 30. 2798, unm.. died Sept. so. 2897.
6— Peter V. Brinxsrhoff.s b. Feb. 4, 180O1 unm., died March xo» 2890.
• 7— ANNAT2B BRXNKERROFF.i b. April 4, 2803, vuim.. died June 7. 2851.
S— Maria Brinkerhoff.s b. Aug. 28. 2805. unm., died April 98, 2860.

6S8— AGKITXE BRINKERHOFE.i b. March 95. 2750. m. Daniel Haring.

ISSUE. Baptised at Schraalenburgh.

z— Jacob Haring.s b. Dec a6, 1780.
9— Agnes Harino,* b. July sz. 2783.
3— Daniel Haring,* b. Feb. 90, 2786.

MS^ANGENITIE BRINKERHOFF.8 b. Feb. 97. 2753. !

«S4— LUCAS BRINKERHOFF.S b. Aug. 93. 2734. m- Maria Cole. From Cone-
wago he removed. May, 2793, to Wayne County, N. Y. . >

"^tssvs*

z— Jacobus Brinxernoff.< b. Jan. 4, Z785.

9— Antib J. Brinkbrhoff.s b. July 26. 2786. I

3— Annatie Brinxbriioff.s b. May, 2799.

6S«— ANNAETJG (Jannetie) BRlNKERHOFF.i b. Jan. 30, I7S7. m. John Christie.
She died Dec., 2848. The children named below were baptised .at Schraalen-
burgh. .

' ^issuE.

I— Catltntie Christie,* b. Dec 20, 2775.

9<->Wiu.UM Christie.* b, Dec 9^ 1780.
•j«>»H^fCAN Christie,* b. Sept 3. 2764.
^4<f jAroR Christie.* b. .^*pt. 98, 27^1. \

FoHtih Generation; f/cndrick' Epkc,^

536 — JACOBUS TJRlNKERHCrK.s b. Feb. 27, 1759. died imwairicd.

537 — HENDRICK UR1NKERHOFF.6 b. March 19, 1761, died unmarried.
53S— ALIIURT BRINKERHOFF.B b. Moreh ax. X763. m. Kezia Voorhit. danshtcr

uf Allwrt r. Voorhevs and Mary Dorenius. >le died Dec 8, 1344.

X— Anna Brixxckiioff,* b. M.iy xa« 1797. m. David Chriicle. March xa.
x3x4. He was bom Dec x, X789. and died April 8, X848. Issue, fifteen
cliildrcn of wisom were I

X ^ Mary Ann Christic,Y b. March 3, X8X5.
1* Cornelius Christie.^ a lawyer in Jersey City. j

9— Jacob Brikkrriioff.c b. Aug. 6, xSes. I

3— Alsext Bri.nkesiiopp.< nu Elixabcth M. Van Sann. \

I

539— JORIS (Ccorse) BRINKERHOFF.* b. Nov. xs. xt^.

33..S1TSKE3 BANTA married at Hackexisack, April 19, 1713, Johannes Van
Winkle (son of Jacob), who was bom in Bergen, June 25, i686« They were members
i»r the church at Acqiiackenonck and subsequently ixnited with the church at Second
Ki\cr (ncllcville, N. J.,) where they resided.

isstnc.*
17li-ni:NDRlCK VAN WINKLE,^ b.Mch.ao.X7X4,ni.Marit}e Jurrianse, Auf.fls.x739.

ISSUE.\

X— JURRUN VAN WTXKLE.S b. AprU aa, X74a

172— JACOB VAN \\nNKIX,4 b. March. X7x6.
173— JOHA.VNES VAN WINKLE,* b. July 3. X7X9.
174— ANGENITIE VAN WINKLE.-* b. De^ x6, X7a3.
175— DANIEL VAN WINKLE,4 b. Dec x6, z^vy.
176— AELTIE VAN WINKLE.« b. Nov. as. X7a6.
177— MARGRIETE VAN WINKLE.4 b. Oei. %^ 1799.
178— SIMON VAN WINKLE.« b. April 5, X735.
179— SAMUEL VAN WINKLE.4 bp. Meh. X9. X737.

39.1 MARGRIETE3 BANTA married at Hackensack, April 31, 1723, RoclofT
Martcnse. He was the son of Marten Pouwelse and Margriete Wcstcrvclt, and was
iKiptizcd at Hackensacky De c e m ber 27, 1696. He and his brothers and sisters were
known by the surname of Martense or Martenscn, while his children assumed the
<«tirname of Roclofsen, and probably a later generation had the surname of Paulison.

. ISSUB.*

180— MARTE ROELOF8EN,4 b. Mch. 89. ^793. m. Charity De Groot, Sept. xa. 174(1.

He died Jan. 5, X789.
181— HENDRICK R0EL0FSEN.4 b. June 95. X7a8.
132— MARGRIETE R0£L0FSEN,4 b. Aug 25. X73X, la. Cornelia Hariag.

36- MARGRIETE BANTA VREELAND,* see ^>age 32.
37.*ANTIE BANTA tOZIER,' see page 33.

38. JACOBS BANTA married at Hackensack, May 31, 17x8, Hendrickse Terhune
((bughtcr of Albert), who was bom in 1701. He married a second ii-ifc, Gecsie
1'homasse Van Rcipcn. He was received as a member &f the church at Hackcnsack,
October 14, 1717. lie died in 1767 intestate, administrator appointed at Trenton, July
U» 1767 ; see Liber J, folio 107.

32

Fourth GtHcraiioHs Dirtk^ £pkc.^

I

ISSl-R IIY K1RXT WIFKJ

183— KLIZABETH.4 Mch. so. Z730, m. Dirk \juAet.
1S4— Hi:STHR.« ScpL 93, 1791. died in infimcy. .

ISSUE BY SRCOrtD WIVB.!

185— D1RCK,4 Feb. aa. I7a6b m. Aii4« Van Glcten.

X86— JANNCTIE.4 Sept. 37, X798, m. Jon Van Rjrpea. Nov. aa, 1756.

187'^H£ST£R,4 June S7, Z73S, m. Nicholas Prier. or Pnrer. Jan. 8. X76Z. at Scfaraalea-

burgh.

1SS9K. Baptised at Bcrsen. -

849— CASPARUS PRYER.s bp. KeU 8, 17^.
850— JACOB PRYER.S b. Sept. 23. 2767.

188— THOMAS,^ bp. Feb. 23, 2735* nu Anna Siihrd. March 22. 276s.
189— ^1ARGRI£TJEN.4 bp. July 9. 2738. m. WiUiam Day. of Hadumsadc

ISSUE. ^

681— JACOB DAY.s bp. Nov. 22. 2759.

. 190— HENDRICKYE.4 bp. Sept 09, 274s.
191— JOANN£S.« b. Nov. s6, 1747, Aanatle Vaadcrhofl:

• \ - i

39. JOHANNES' SANTA married at Hackensack^ October 16, 17149 Metie <

(or Neeltje), Hessels, daughter of Hcssel Pieterst one of the original settlers at '

AcquackenoQck. United witbrthe church at Hackensack, October s, 17 14. He mar- |

ried a second time, February 7, 1733, his cousin, ^Angenide' Bantu. Johannes

Dirck Banta made a mortgage January 14, I7SS> recorded at Hackensack, in Liber C,

folio 3ii| to John Roeloff Bogert, in which the land is described as follows: On. the

Kings road that ru2is along the Tiene valley at the line of Jacob Banta, so along the

line ta,.Hudson river, along the river to HiUebrant Loner and Johannes Westervelt, in

breadtfi six chains, reserving land of Benjaznin Johaimes Westervelt'

\ ISSUE. •

198— ELIZABETH.4 bp. July 32. 2725. died in infancy.

188— DI RCK. * Jan. 26. 2727. died in ia&ncy.

194— HESTER.4 Jan. as. 2729. Joseph Prim or Pymm. Aag. 8. 2730.

ISSUE.

866— HESSEL PVMM.S m. Sarahs—. Hesad Pynnn,* Yeoman, bought Aug.
17. 2786b te ;f6oOb sK acres at Harlem. Aug. 30. 2786. he and hit wifit Sarah,
sold te ;£a4. 7 acres adjoining Hariem rhrer. He died in 2806. His wiU
dated April 9, 2806. probated .\prn 29, 2806. is recorded in New York. Liber
46b UXio •78, and mentions his son George, daughters Maria and Fanny, and
. ^ ' SOB Cornelius, then uacier twenty-one years of age. *

196— DIRCK.4 Oct aa. 2792. died in infiuicy.

196— DIRCK.4 Oct. ao. 2793. Lived in New Yoric in 2762. when his name appears on poll
list for that year. Died la that dty Intestate in 2785, his nephew. Hcssd Pymm,
Yeoman, u next of kin befaig appointed administrator of his estate.

197— HESSEL.« May 25. 2796.

198— EL12ABETH.4 Sept. 7. 2799.J!enjamin Xouwenhoven.

ISSUE. ^

687— MELTIE (or Neeltle) KOUWENHOVEN.i b. Dee. 23. 2734-
868— JOHANNES KOUWE.NHOVEN.S b. Feb. 37. 27S7*

. 36. JtfARGRIETE' BANTA married, October I7f 1702* Dirck Vrecland (son of {
Hartman), bom April 3, 166 1. She was received as a nember of the church at Uacken

Fourth Cencrttiion; Dirci:'^ Epkc,^ 33

•• k ,

.\\*:ti 4. 170I', and siibftcciucntly lived nt Acqu.ickcnonck. where thvlr children
..,Mv- i.ij^'.ivil. His will was probated December 9, 1773.

issus. ^

109 - HIvSTKK ISANTA VREELA.VD.4 b. Jan. 90, 1704-
200-nARTMAN VRIiELAKD.* Jan. a*. X706.

201 - KACIIKL VREEIJVND.4 July 16. 1707.

202 -MAKITJE VkKEl-{\ND.4 .\pril 17. 1709.

203 -in^TKU VKKKI^\ND.4 Feb. 95. 27x2.

204 - 1 >l RCK VREEL.\ND,* Nov. x6. 17x6.
a06 -JOIIA.NNES VREMLAND.4 Oct. xa. X719.
20c— ANTJE VREEL.\ND.4 JuJy 4. XTaa.

207 -MICHAEL VREKLAND.4
20t-MARGRIHTK VRKELAND.4

37. w\.NTIE3 HANTA married January 26, 1709, Cbcs (or Nicholas) Lozicr, bom
,:. !00>v, son of Francis Lc Sueur, %%'hosc first wife was Trintie Slot. She joined the
4 liurch at Hackensack, October, 1708.

lssuE.r

210--TRIXT1E L0Z1ER.4 bp. Mch! xa. XTxa

212 — HESTER L0ZTER.4 Dec. x6. X71X. m. S^amnel Moor.

ISSUR^

X— MARITJEN MOOR.t bp. May X4. rrf.

a— NICXJVES MOOR.> bp. Dee. n* <739*

3—- !^RA MOOR,* bp. July x8. X74a. , j

4*I-*RENKJE MOOR.S bp. Dec. 3. X749. |

212— RACHEL L0ZI£R,4 .May ty. X7X4. I

213— JACOB L0Z1ER«4 May a4, X7X9, m. Fytjea Zaboriiky, June 6. X739.

214— ABRAM L0ZIER.4 July x, xyax.

215— LEVA LOZ1ER.4 Sept. 93, X7S3, m. itT SebaS Banta.

216— M'VRGRIETJE L0Z1ER.4 Apr. 5. X7a6.

217— MARYTJE L0Z1ER,4 Jaay. X5. X799.

41.|SITSK£3 BANTA married May 12, 1716, Dirck VrecLind, son of Johannes,!

bp. October 11, |6S6« They were members of the church at Acqttackenonck in 1725.'

ISSUS.|

218— KLAESJE VREELAND.^ b. April as. X799.

42.* RACHEL' BANTA married Robert Le\'c<i'!y, The}- lived at Schraalenburgh.

tsstrs. i

219 — ^L^RGARETTA LEVESEY.^ b. Meh. 98. X7a6, m. Abraha.-n PerscL
2191— MARIA LE\'ESEY.4 bp. Sept. X9. X730. m. Jan Pcrad.

If SUi:. « i

X * RACHEL PERSEL.S b. Apr. X7. X2:7-
a— DIRCK Pi:RSEL,iJu]y84. X739^ i^
3— ABRAHAM r*KRSEUA bp. Jany. 3. 276a.

4— JACOB PJCRSEL.3 bp. Jany. 3. X769.
5-r.\ULUS PERSEUS Sept. x6. X7O7.

• 220 -Pl RCK LEVESKY.i .Vor. 4. X733.
221- PAULUS LEVK.SI:Y.* Kfb. X7. 1739.
222— HMSTER LKVESEY.4 Oet. xa. n^fi.

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Wiert>Spke.K

43. W2ERT3 BANTA married April 37, 1706* at Hackentack, Mary, daughter of
David Demareaity Jr. He was elected Church Warden at Hackensack, May, 1733. His
will, dated January so, 1732, in which he is described as a weaver, is recorded at
Trenton in Liber S, ibiio 441, and is here given, verbatim :

Jm the Namg o/Ccd^ Amen^ This twentietl)^Day of January in the fifth year of the ,
*~ of the Sovereign Lord George the Second, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain,

France and Ireland, King, Defender of the faith, &&, and in the year of Our Lord Christ
One thousand Seven hundred and thirty-two, I, Wiert Banta of Hackinsack in the
County of Bergen in the Eastern Division of the province of New Jersey, Weaver, being |
in good Healt in bodv and of good and perfect memory and understanding and a .•
Sound Judgment, thanks be to Almighty God, and calling to Remembrance the uncer- I
tain Estate of th» Transitory life and that all Flesh must yield unto Death when it j
shall please God to Call, I do make. Constitute, Ordain and Declare this my last Will j
and Testament, in manner and finrm following, Revokeing and Annulling by these j
presents all and Every Testament and Testaments, Will and Wills heretofore by me ;
ftiade and Declared either by word or writings, and this is to be taken only for my last •
will and Testament and none other; and firtt being penitent and sorry for my ;
sins past, most humbly desiring forgiveness for the same, 1 give and Commit my Soul !
unto Almighty God my Saviour and Redeemer, in whom and by the merits' of Jesus j
Christ I hope and believe to be saved to have full remission And forgiveness of all my '
Sins; and that my body be buried in such place where it shall please my Executrix or
Executors hereafter named to appoint. And now (or the setling of all my Temporal
Esute and all such Goods, Chatties and Debts as it hath pleased God fiir above my
Dcsertts to bestow upon me, I do Order, Give and Dispose the same in manner and
form following (that is to say) : First, I will that all those Debts and Duties as I owe in .
right or Conscience to any person or persons whatsoever shall be well and truly Con- !
tented and paid or Ordained to be paid within Convenient time after my Decease, by my '
Executrix or Executors hereafter named. Further, 1 will. Constitute, make. Ordain
and Declare my Dear beloved wife Marie Banta to be the full and lawfull Executrix of
this, my last ^ill and Testament, During her natural life time unmarried. I will, .
funher Constitute, make and Dedlare my beloved brother Hendrick Banta and my >
beloved brother in law John Zabowiesky, both of Hackinsack in the Count}* and 1

Province above s', to be the full and lawfull Tutors and Administrators of aU my i
linorene Childrens hereafter named, as also Co-executors and Assistants of my said
loving wife Marie Banta, in the said Execution of this, my last will and Testament.
I will further. Constitute, make. Ordain and decbre if the said my loving Wife and
Executrix Marie Banta should happen to Dye or should happen to Intend or Compleat a
second marriage, that then my said brothers sludl be the full, sole and lawfull Executors
of this, my last win and Testament. I will further that the said my Executors of thb ;
my hist will and Testament shall take care to make and take a lawfull Inventory of all :
my whole Estate both Real and Pergonal, and every part and parcells thereof, as soon '
as necessity shaU require it after rikr Decease, and cause the same to be well Observed
as the law do direct. Fust, I vriU that my said Dear beloved wife and Executrix, .
Marie Banta, Do and shall have, hold and enjoy all my whole Estate both Real and |
Personal together with all the profits arising from the same, during her Widowhood or
Natural Life time unmarried, and ater her Decease all mv said whole Estate to Devoh^e
unto all mv Childrens hereafter named, to be equally Divided between them as here- 1
after sliall be provided and Limitt^ and Prescribed, and in case my said beloved Wife
and Executrix, Marie Banta, should lapped' to Intend and Compleat a second Marriage, .
I will that my said Whole EsUtc shall be bwfully, sufltcicittly and strictly sccunrd ;
and provided that the same may not be Diminished or Aliened, Further I wtU that my
said beloved Wife, Marv Banta, in such said case of a second marriage, shall and do ;
have, hold and enjoy all my said Whole Estate secured as afores'* During and till such >
time as my70ungcst child shall have fully compleat the age of thirteen >-ears. I will ;
funher and do •'give and bequeath unto m^ said ^beloved Wife, Mary, Banta, on such |
Limitted time of thirteen years of age of my'yongost chile, the Just and equal half of '

Fourth Cmnraiion : lllcrt- iLfikc,^ 35

all my movable Estate to her o%vn proper use, l)encfit and behoof fore%'or, to dispose of
the same tit her own will and plaisir. I will furiher and do give and Inrqucat unto my
KUlcst Son, Wiert Hanta, a pure of Great Silver Botens for a Biitshe^, being worth
alitiut twelve shillingSy for his allowance for his lUrth right Further I will and do give
;ind l)cqucath unto my Youngest Son, Jacob Ranta, my horse called BlosSy with mv
new sadie for his Inconvenience on his mouth. Further I will, do Give and bequeath
unto my three yongest Sons, David, Hendrick ax.d Jacob Banta, all my Cloases* that
i> to say, with the Silver bottons and all Cloathses that belongs to my body, to be
equally' divided amongst my said three youngest sons on equal shares between thero*
Kurthcr 1 will tliat all my land 2: Tenements m Hackinsack where I do live upon, and
uiy other land on the Great Swamp according to my Deeds thereof, shall be put on a
Publick Vendue or Highst bidder amongst and between my four sons Wiert, David,
llcndrick and Jacob Bantas, and also my meadow below Hackinsack on the West side
cif Hackinsack River, and 1 will that two of my said sons who shall be the highest in
hiding, them two shall have and hold all my lands, Tenements and meadctws with all
ihe appurtenances tliereunto belonging to them, to be held by them, their heirs and
assigns forever. Item— 1 will further that the price of my said Vandue of my said
Lind & Meadows, with the remaining part of movable Estate, shall be equally dindcd
amongst all my diildrcn— viz: Wiert, David, Hendrick, Jacob, Rachel and Lidia, or
their heirs, on equal shares and portions between them. 1 will further that if my said
Children cannot agreed to settled the payments of said Vandue, that then in such a case
1 will that my said children shall be obliged to stand to and perform according and like
my Executors herein named shall ordere and settled the time or times of payment and
to' whom they shall pay to each his and her full and equal portion. I do further give
and bequeath to each of my children herein named and to their Heirs and Assyns
forever, to their own proper use, benefitts and behoof, for Ever, to Each of them their
full share and portions as and like the same is and are here above prescribed and
Limited.

In IVitttcss Wkertof I, Wiert Banta« have to this my free last Will and Testament
.set my hand and seal ai Hackinsack, aforesaid, the day and year first above niittcn.

his
Signed, scaled, published, pronounced and WIERT -r BANTA, [L. s.]

dccbrcd by the said Wiert Banta as mark,

his Last Will and Testament, in the
presence of us subscribed, Viz : '

David Demorest, Sen'r,

JOO8T VKEDCN*ntn^GH,

Johannes Bokcart.

issvx.^

223— DAVID.4 bp. Jan. z. Z707, died In hifancy.
224— HL.\DRICK.4 Aug. Z5. Z708. died in iofaney.
225— WIKRT,4 m. Gccrtry Van Ruftkiric
. 226— RACMKL,'* July 99, lyza. m. siComcUus Jan^ Ranta.
227— CKRRJT1E.4 Nov. so. 2715. died in iiiiane>-.
228— LIDIA,4 Oct. 87, 27x7, m. Cornelius Meyer.
229— DAV1D.« Nov. 6. Z7X9. died in Infancy.
230— JAC0B.4 Meh. 17, Z788, died in infanejr.
231 — DAV1D.4 Sept. 3, 1733. m. Antjm .Xelccrtnan.
232— H1:NDRICK.4 n). .Sarah Hvmlen.
233— J.\COR.4 b. Ani;. 4. 2798. m. lA*na Aekcrman.

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44J HENDRICK 3 BANTA married February 4« I7i5f at Hackensack, Trintic
Loots, daughter of John, who was baptized at Hackensack, November 15, 1696. He
was received as a member of the church at fkbraalenburgh, August, 174a He died
prior to July as, 1751, when his widow marriea John Cammergaar.

I

36 Fourth GfHcrathn ; Winti' Epkc.^

iJiHl'R. '

234. \VIKRT.4 bp. Dec. 8. 17x5. died in infancy.
235— Kt^KNA.^ Nov. 95. Z77C, m. Frederick Webber.
238— W1KRT.4 Oct. 95. Z729. Annaetje Minthom.

««T-jAN.« j«. 3. iws. «. I i 22SJu«°S*r-

M.^ JACOB.. K«.. ...«.«. I i gS^^eXJ!^"
239— PAULUS.4 May xo, 1730. m. Francrnije Minthom.
240— DAV1D.4 Fttb. u. Z733. ni. HeUecond Webber.

45! ELSIE' BANTA married April 14, 171 1, Johannes Heerte (or Harty), bom
on the Bowery Bay. He died before the baptism of his daughter Lea.

tfSVB.^

241— JOHANNES HARTY.4 b. Mdu 38. 17x9.
^ 242-GERRlTJE HARTY.4 bp. Dec. 95. 17x3. m. Jaa Van Hocsen.

xssus. ^

646— JOANNES VAN HOESEN.i bp. Dee. za. 1743.

CHAPTER V.

243— GEERTXE HARTY.4 Dee. 4, X7Z5, Koenrod Roefer.

ISSCIL ^

647— JACOBUS ROEG£R,s Dae. 96. X74e.
244— JACOBUS HARTY,4 Nor. 94. 17x7. m. Sara Brouwer, Apr. xa, X744, at N. Yw

643 — ELSJEN HARTY.t June 96, X745. {

246-TRlNTIE HARTY.4 Mch. 6. X790. j

246— LEA HARTY.4 Juat 30, 1793. m. Albert Westcrvdu June 23. X749.

X— JOANNES WESTERVELT.i b. Feb. 17. X74S.
8— JACOBUS WKSTKRVICLT.s Feb. 04. Z749.
3— WILLEMYNTIE WESTERVELT.ft Mch. 34. I7SZ.
. 4-STEVEN WESTERVELT.a Dec 9. 1733.
S- ANTIE WESTERVELT.8 Apr. 99, 2737. .

6— GEERTJE WESTERVELT.s Aug* n. 27^.
7— SYTJE WESTERVELT.* May 9. 1763.
8— TRYNTJE WESTERVELT,* May 9, 2763.
9— ANCENJETJE WnC-STERVKLT.s Dec. 32, 2765.

FIFTH GSNERATION.

Spko' ComelinB* Spke.^^

48. JANNETIE^ BANTA married October i, 1738, Jacob Van Saen, Jr.,
bp. November 17, 1706. She and her sister ^* Kranscyntic inherited— by the death
of her two brothers without issue — the farm of 354 acres ouncd by their father, extend- I
ing from the Hackensack river west to Sprout brook— the westerly half falling to the
share of Jannetie. She and her husband were members of the church at Hackensack,

to X744.

Fi/ih GcucraiwM ; Iipl:i:^ CortuihiS' J£pl't\^ 37

issrr.f

247— JACOB VAN S.\1:N,5 bp. Aug. 2. 1729, m. Jghnnnn Dcjjon. Apr. 13. 1734.

658-— Jacob Vaic SASx.cbp. May 4, 1755, m. (^ RacheU Danta.

659— JoiiANNCt Van Saen,* b. Jany. x6, 1737.

660— CoKNRLics Van Sakn.c hp. Sept. 19. 1739. m. Heiter Brottwer. May 38, 1791.

861 — £i*KE Vax Saen.* b. April 19. 1763, m. Jane Ackcrmnn. Oct. z. 1792.

6C3— Rachel Vak Saek.c Aug. za. 2767. m. Hcnr>* Bo^ert.

6C8— Jam.n'ETJB Van Saex,< Dec. 6» 2769.

604— JACOBCS Van Saen,* Dec. 26, 2773.

248— JANNETIE VAX SAEN.s bp. Dec. s6. 2732. died in infancy.

349— CORNELIUS VAN SAEN.s bp. Mch. 93. 2733, m. Geesie Berdan. July t. 2762.

He married a second time. Jany. 23, 2765. Eliiabeth Dcmarcst, and died prior to

2800. his wife snTriring him.

istvs BY Fixrr wife.
665— Geesie Van Saek,* b. Mch. 93, 2764.

IISVS BY second wipe.

666 —Jacob Van Saen.s Feb. 4. 2767.

667 —David Van Saen.< Ocl 3, 2769. m. Lea Broirvrer (?).
0671-. Isaac Van Saen.^ Aug. 3, 277a.

668 —John Van SUbk.c ^nly 19. 1774, m. Sarah Hnyler (?).
• 669 — CoiNBLics Van Saen»< Nov. 6, 2779. .

250— R.\CH£L VAN SAEN.S bp. Feb. 24, 2740. m. John C. Zabriskie (?).

251— EPKH VAX SAEX.s bp. Sept. 28. 2743.

353— ISAAC VAX SAEX.* bp. April 9, 2749. m. Jannetie Ackefman.

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670 — Lydia Van Sabn.s b. SrpL 27. 2773. m. TwComcHusS Banta.
6701— Jacob Van Sasn,* bp. Ang. 9, 2774.

358— JAXXETIE VAN SAEX.6 bp. April 9, 2749.

501. VraNSCYKTIE'I banta married August 19, 1737. Nathaniel Earlc, son of
Kdward Earle and Elsje Vrceland, who was baptized at Hackcnsack, No\*C2nbcr 26,
1713. He was a blacksmith at Stein Rapie (Stony Arabia), on the west side of the
Ilackensack, above New Bridge, where his wife inherited a farm of 354 acres conjointly
with her sister ^ Ja2inetie. Their daughter Elsche's baptism is recorded on the books
of the Dutch Lutheran Church in New York.

IHSCR. *

358 1— KLSCHE E.\RLE.« bp. Feb. 9. 2739.

JiBB' Coxnolios* Spke«i

51. CORNELIUS^ BANTA married at Acquackcnonck, N. J., April 25, 1730,
his second cousin, ^b» Rachel^ Banta. They were members of the church at Acquack-
enoncky and in 1750 united with the church at Schraalenburgh. They lived at what was
fonnerly called Sluckup— now Spring Valley— about two miles nonhwcst of Hacken-
sack. His will was dated March 27, 1787, when he was nearly s«n-cnt)'>nine years
old. The will was not recorded, but the substance of it, as giircn by one of his
descendants, is as follows : My wife Rachel to lai\*e the use of my real estate. Eldest
son John to have my Dutch Bible. John to have equal half of land south side of my

38 Fifik Centrathn ; Jan^ Cornelius^ Epkc.^

fariBy \%*ith the houfCy barn and other privileges to the same beion^^ing. Son Hen-
drick to have north half of the farm, son Weart being removed out of the United
States, and having his portion which I intend to aHot to him, and I do wish that the All*
gracioas God will bless him, &c. Klovablcs to be divided equally bet^t-een my two sons
and six daughters, Cornelia, Susanna, Maria, Antic, Griet}e and Lydia. [,\iq to the:
six daughters after death of my wife. Sons John and Hcndrick to be executors.

ISllTE. '

9M—CORXEIIA.S bp. Tik^ x^ 1731. c \lTlIaa Vcrbcrs. <

tft«— UAKXA,( Jftsy. aS, 2733. disd in i&fuer. j

356— SUSAXNA.S May 16. 173s. a- Abraham VasderbMk.
247— JOHK.s Dec. 18, 1737. m. Aaaetje Deroarest.
36t— 3^IARIA,s bp. SepL 7. X740. m. John Berdaa, Jr.
"' 359— WEART.s Aug. si. 1743. m. Elisabeth Mildtberger.
860— ANTJEK.ft Feb. 93, X746. m. Dirck Wannamaker.

861-rMARGARET,5 July 3. X748. m. \ \^ ^^l^^ *

269— HENDRICK.S Jaat 3a. 17SX. m. EUabeth Lake.
269- L1DIA,> Jaay. 95. Z7S4.

58. ^ EVA « DANTA married Jcriin Huyler (Heuler).

issinc.

966 -CORNELIA HUYLER.* bp. May sS, 1738. m. Christian HdUng. Maf 96. 1738.
966— EVA HUYi:£R,s bp. Bifay aS, 2738. m Conrad PulitfdL

tssus/

790— Eva Pvlistclt,* b. Feb. X4. xTte.
791— COKXBUA PuusraLT.i b. .\ux. 8, 1779.

966— GEORGE HUYLER,s bp. Jaay. 30, 1743. m. Maria Symeurn.

ISSUV.^ I

799— Eva HinrLsa,* b. Jany. 28, 2774. '

793— MAaiA HuTLaa,s b. Meh. 32. 2776.

967— MARGARET HUYLER.* bp. April 92. 274$. m- Cornelini W^Am.

tssus.'
794— EVABTJS HsiJC.8 b. Mardi 34. 2773.

9667-COR.SEUUS HtrVLER.* bp. April 3. 2748.
969^JOHN HUYLER,8 bp. April 3. 1748.

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796— JOHAKKVS HuYLca,* b. Dee. 25. 2778.
796— PCTBCS Ht'YX.EX.8 b. April 8. 2782.
797— JOBis HiTLBB.* b. Feb. 9. 1783.

970-7- JANNETIE HUYLER.i b. March 2a. 27Sa.

971— WlUIELMUSHUYLER.Sb.Jany. 97. i7SS.m. Christina Cole. She wai a d.nughcef
of Jacob Cole ami his wife Sara Dentarent. and was hapiued Aug. 25, 1754*

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ISSUB.

796— JOllANNBS HfYLBB.* b. May 96. 277St (Ucd In infancy. ^

799— JoiiAKNBS HVYLBB.* b. April 98. 2783. m. Eflie Wcstenrelt ^

790-^EvA HUVLBB.S b. Oct. 27. 2785, m. siiTRichard Coot^er. Oct. 8. 1808. s!r \
791— Jacob llrvijca.* U l>«c 7. 1787. m. I^ccntjc UmiansiL !

J'lflh Generation ; Jait^ Cernciins^ Kfike.^ 39

3C/v'RANSCYXT13'.-» IJANTA married .11 Acquackcnonck, July 5, 1739, Fnmy-
lloii^jland, from New York, who was baptized November 14, 1714. She was a witness
at n baptism at Hackcnsack in 17629 and at Schraalcnburgh in 1777.

isst'R.;

272 — JOHANNKS HOOCl-.\ND,5 Ujk N. Y.. Nov. 15. 1741.

273 — KK/\NSCYNT1K nOOGUVND.s bp. Jany. 97. Z74S. i)rob. m. Anthony SuMnbacb.
278^-JO.SKI'H CODERUS HOOGLAND.sh. May 89. 1747.

274 — rATRlNA H00GL.\ND.5 b. April 90. 1750-

275 -^ COR.VKLIUS HOOGIJVND.B m. Rutic Grevn.

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ISSUE.

732— KxA!<rcr.VTiR Hooclakd,« b. July a, 1777. ditd in inianey.
733— Kb«\xcyktir Hoogland.* b. Mch. 19. z7Sa.
734— ELtZADSTil HooGLAKD.« b. April 3. 1787.

57. SlARGRlETE^ BANTA married at Schraalenbur^h, July 34, 174S, Nichobs .
To(*r% She was a member of the church at Schraalenbursh in 173a He was mur- :
<!t riil in 1767 by a negro, who was sentenced to be burned at the stake. The execution !
tiiiik place jusi below Hackcnsack at Quacksack. j

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276-CORXELlA T0ERS.6 bp. July 93. Z749.
277— LENA TOERS.* July a. ztss. dicsd in infiuiey.
278 -THOMAS TOERS.ft Jaay. s6. 1755. died in InCBUicy.
270— LENA TOERS.S Mch. 13. 2757.
280— THOMAS TOERS.s h. Mav 13. X76a
282 -MARGARET TOERS.s Nov. ax. 776s.

5a^ MARL\^ BANTA married Samuel Demarest

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282-CORNELIA DEMARE5T.5 bp. April 23. 2746.
28S-F^'TIE DEMAREST.S Oct. 34. 2760.

. Jaeob* ComeUuss Spke.i

60. CORNELIUS « BANTA married Angrenietje Bogert at Hackcnsack, June
•S* >7S3« She died subsequent to February lo, 1758, at which date her xiame appears
a> witness at Tappan. He married again November 36, 1763 (date of license), Hcn-
clrickye Outwater, daughter of Jacob Outw.iter and Martyntie Bertholf, w-ho was
baptized at Hadcensack, March 33, 2 74a She died November 8, 1 803. He was elected a
Freeholder of the did township of Hackcnsack in 2Soa He died January 24, 1812. His
will, dated November 13, 1809, was recorded at Hackcnsack, January 33, 1S13. By
II he divided his large larm of many .teres between his two sons, John and Jacob,
^Mth the proviso that if the former died without issue, his share of the patrimony
should be divided between the sons of his brother Jacob.

NVe do not find the record of the baptism of his son John', and arc not certain
whether he was by the first or second wife, but assume that he was by the second wife.
This son John was blind, and died without issue.

^ ISSUE aV FIKST WIPE, AKCEKITIX IIOCERT,

284-RACHEUS tip. April 8. 2753. died in infancy.

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40

Fifth Gtneraiions Jttrob^ Corw/ius^ Epkc.^

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BT SECOND WIFR, HE.XDIfiCKYK OUTWATBIL

^S4l— JACOB,» bp. Dee. e. 1764. in New York, died in infoaey.
SStf —JOHN^Sm. Catharine Vaaderbeck; noiime.

586 —JACOB.! b. Jany. 4. 2768. m. Wyntie Zabriskie.

587 — RACHEL.S Jaay. sy. xySs. m. Peter R. Bosert.

08.' LYDIA^ BANTA iharried Martin Powelson (or Po«rlcs), son of Paulus Mar-
jtente, bp. April 15, 1733. They Mrere members of the church at Tappan prior to 17609
and united with the Greenwich Church (N. Y. City), July 28, iSxi. He deceased a
few montha thereafter and his widow was dismissed from that church, April, x8i2.
Their children were baptised at Tappan*

Their ehiklren

issus.

888 —PAULUS POWELSON.s b. Oct a4, 2754. m. Maria Naccl.
baptised at Tappan Dutch Church.

issus^

' 747— LiDiA PowsLSON.c b. Sept as. X779-
748— HsxDttcx Powsx.so2C.i b. Ang. 09. 2780.
748— Maktb Powsi^sox.c b. Mareh 23, 2785.

-JACOB POWELSON.* b. July zx, XTjl m. Jaaaai{e Verreelcn. Their children
wen baptised at Tappan*

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I

ISSUE.
>]ifAtTS POWXLSO!C,i b. Nov. 08. 2780.

•AaaAHAM PowiLSON,« b. May 30^ 2783.
•Paulus Powkx.son.« b. Oct. 8, 2789.

890*
881

780<
781-
78S'

RACHEL POWELSON.i b. Jna. 04. 2758. died to inlancy.

CATHARINE POWELSON.B b. Feb. 32, xyte. m. Jacob Van Orclen. Thdr children
wcfu baptised at Tappan and Clarkstown.

issue/

788— Ant;s Van Otosic.c b. June 09^ 2782.
764— MAftTiN Van Okdbn.« b. Feb. 22. 2785.
. 788— DArio Van OaosN,« b. July 04* 27n.
786— PowL£S Van OaoBN,« b. Sept. 09. 2794*

I

'MAGDALENAPOMrELSON.Sb.Nov. 20. 2762, m. Abraham Ferdon. Their children \
wwB baptitod at Tappan.

ISSUE.

767— John FuaooN,* b. Nor. 20. 2785.
766 — Mautin Fsroon.c b. Dee. 2a 27961

—LEAH POWELSON.s b. May a, 2769. m. Jan Ferdon.

ISSUE.

768— Lean Fbeoon,* b. May 98. ryH*
S94— KENDRICKJE POWELSO.N.s b. March 8. I7<S* m. Isaac li!anch. Jr.

. . ISSUE.'*'

7$0— Maeta Bl.ANai,« b. Feb. 24. S789-
896-AjAN POWELSON.s b. Feb. s. 2767. m. Martymie

J'ljlh Castration ; Jttcob^ Cornel hn^ Epkc.^ 41

l.sSVK.*

781 — 1.1 Di A PowKL»ox,« b. Tcb. 3, 1793.
76S— Sa3l\ii Powelson.^ b. juW ax. Z794.
763— Rachbl Powxlsox.c b. Oct. 99. 1797.
764— M AHiA PowKLSON,^ b. Aug. Z9, 1803.
7Cd— Pauli'S PuwKUOK.ib. March 6. \l^,

206-GRIKTJi: POWELSON.B b. Dec. x6, I7«.

297-^COKNEUUS PO\\1lLSOX.s b. Auff. 13. 1770. m. Sophia Conkiin.

766— IdAKTS PowELSOK.t b. July 6. S794.

S96 — RACHEL POWEL80N.8 b. July 7. 1773. |

209-^ JACOBUS PO\VELSON%ft b. May 9P. 1773. m. EBxsbeth Alyea. |

ItSV£.

767— Masts Powslsok.« b. April sa, 1796. % *

766— jAXKETjx PowsLSON,«b. Dcc m, ZCOB.

300— STEPHAKUS POWELSOX.s b. Nov. 4. X777. dM ia infancy.
301^STEPHANUS POVVELSON.S b. Feb. ao. zySx. m. Cacharinc Dlaureli.

xttvx.^

769— LtntA PowsLSox,« b. Feb. 17. xlps.
770— jANkcTjBir PowcLsox.c K Dee. S3, xtei.
771— Jonx PowsLtosf.« b. June x. x8o6.
77S— Rachbl Powslson. • b. Dee. X4. xSoE.
773— Jambs Powblsox,« b. Ocl aft. xBxx.

06.iMAGDAL£iVA« BANTA nuirricd ^» George Brinkerhofn^ son of Hcndrick :
Drinkcrhofl' and Elizabeth Kip. He died prior to September 27, 1801, his ti-ife
surviving him.

f SSVS. I

30S— HENDR1CR BRINKERHOFF.s b. Nov. X4, vgtA.

303— JACOB BR1NKERH0FF.8 b. July xx. X77I'

304-^ ELIZABETH BRINKERHOFF.B b. Nov. 30^ X773, m. Jacob Outwater.

issvx:

773 1— Joillf OUTM-ATXB,i b. Aug. 34, X794.
773 s— Jacob OimnrATcs,* b. Oct. s6. 1796.

3041— RACHEL BRINKERH0FF.8 b. ra. Nicholas Outvaier.

issvb/

7739— ExiiZABBTH OuTWATBS,i b. July ax, X796.
773«— Anna Oct^vatss.^ b. Aug. 3X. xSox.

306-CORNEUUS BRINKERHOFP.< b. Sept. S3. X78a
306— JACOBUS BRINKERHOFF.s b. Mcfa. 5. X7S3.

68.-H£NDRICKJE« BANTA married Hendrick Van Gieaen, son of Isaac Van

Cicscn and Maria Hopper. He was baptised Dec 3S, 1745, and died prior to iSo5,

his m-ifc surviving him.

1SSVB.1

307— M/\RIA VAN GIESEN.s b. April sx, X774. died In inlancy.

303— JACOB VAN GIESEN.S b. Aug. ay. X77S-

309— R\7C1KR VAN GIESEN.»bp. Dec. 35. X776.

310— RACHEL V.\N ClESEN.s b. Sept. B. 178X. m nwDavidf Bania.

911 — MARIA VAN GlKSEN.Bb. Nov. 9, 1763.

43

Fifth CiHirathn: Abram'^ Cam f /ins* Rpkc.^

Abxam' Comeliut* Epke*^
69/mAGDALENA BANTA FORSEUR,^ see below.

^70. CORNELIUS^ BANTA married Maria Demarest He was a farmer livins;
near Paramus, subsequently removing to Rockland County, New York.

"^ issux.

lis — ANNATl£.i bp. Nov. 17. xt^s-

111 — JOSEPH.s b. Aug. 15. X767. died in in&aej.

114 — MARIA«s bp. Dae. 31. Z7tf9-

116 — JOSEPH,s b. Aug. zs. Z779. m. Mory (or Merer) Webb.

316 — KtAGDAL£NA.s b. Mch. zz. Z775.

1161— ABRAHAM S(?)

116S— EUSHAft(?)

(?)

. ^TL. SAMUEL^ BANTA married Elisabeth Blauvelt Ecker (or Acker.) They were
members of the church at Paramus in 1799. He died November 21, 1821. His will,
probated April i, z8a6, is recorded at Hackcnsack, Liber C, folio 134.

ISSVR.

117— ABRAM.s b. April 3. Z767, m. Divertjea Wortendyke.-
Ill— MARIANS b. Jany. ^ vfj^ m, Nicfaoiss Demarctt.
119— THOMAS D.,s b. Aug. 87, Z773. m. MargveC Biiinber.
ISO— ANNAETJEN.S b. Aug. za, Z77S, m. Danid Blaaveh.
ISl— MARTHA,* la. GObert DcmaresL
ISS— MAGDAUBNA^S m. PMer P. Wiater.
1S3— RAMUEU* b. Nov. a6. Z7S9, died In iafuiey.
1S4— EUZADETH.» b. May za, Z79a. m. David Cooldin.

^78. JACOBS BANTA married Rachel, daughter of John Smith. A few years
after the Revolutionary War, with a small colony from Rockland County, he emi-
grated to Prince Edward County, Canada, on the north shore of Lake Ontario. He
was a fanner and miller. His descendants spell their surname Bonter, which was the
Dutch pronunciation of the name. «

ISSVK.

»*-ABRAM,Sbp.Jaa.4.Z770»m.JJ; JJj^^cSSjT^'
1S6— MARIA,' b. Nov. 3, Z77Z. ai, Joba Alyra.
1S7— ANNATIE,* Jaay. 3. Z774. m. Abraham Cole.
ISl— COKNEUUS.S Mch. td, Z776. m. Sarah Wnkens.
ISS-LANYS (Maadaleaa?), m. Peter Wen*.
110— JOHN.s bp. May 30. Z784. m. Margam DcBipsay.
. Ill— AELTJE.5 b. April z6, Z766, la. Samnd Pedt. Sept a. zftoy. Samud Peck was bom
Sept. !• zyly. died Dee. zi. z86d. His widow died May 99, zSyi.

60.* MAGDALEN A ^ BANTA married John Foneur, who was bom January
IS» >733* She died 177^7, and was buried in the old churchyard at Kakiat, Rockland
County; N. Y. The names of their descendants are variously spelt— Forshay, Foshay,
&c Most of the children named below were baptized at Tappan. The Cole Gcncalog)*
coniains a kmg list of their descendants.

issvay

lis— JOH.V FORSEUR.S b. Jane B, Z760. m. Cairiaa Quaekenbush.

Fifth GemnUion; xlbntw* Corneihn^ Kfilr^ 43

issuk/

S26— Katktna FoRSF.i'R.c b. Oct. 29. 1789.
887— Krxjcft FoRSRUX.cb.Jaay. xa. 1795.
828— PETRrt FoRSCUR.t b. Jany. 9, z8oo.
8S8— Macdalsna FoRStux.i b. Jun.* 13, z8o6.

338- ABRAHAM FORSEUR.« b. June 96. X76X, ni. ElUabetli De Baun.
334- METER FORSEUR.s b. July xa. X763. m. Nancy Dcmaresn.

830— Magdalena FoRfxvR.« b. April 98* X79X.
385— HANNAH FORSEUR,«b. May 4. X76S, m. Rynicr Wonendykc.

831— Axnaetjr Wortexoyk£.« b, XoY. x6, X7e9.
336— BARENT FORSEUR,» b. April xs. X7«. re. .\nna Cole, June », X79T.

ISSUE/

832 to 1088— Tht names of the deseendaau of this couple, to the number of 954, are •

given ia Kev. Dr. David Cole's Genealogy of ihc Cole family.,'
pp. X7R*X90. !

887-CORNEUOS FORSEUR.* t^ J«« «. x^o. ». | i g^SSh ^^

ISSUE.

1086 to 1282— The names of the dcteendants, to the number of X67. are given in

the Cole Genealogy, pp. x90-aQ3.

338-WlLLXAM FORSEUR,» b. Jan. 14. X773. ^^ Oct. 24. xBaS.
339-SAMUEL FORSEUR.» b. Jan. 99. xyx^.

76. JACOMYNTIE^ BANTA married John Gardenier (or Gordonicr).

issue!^

840— JACOB GARDEN1ER.8 b. Feb. x6, XTTa. • ;

341— AN.VAETJE CARDENIEK.» b. June x, X773. m. .\braham l»ar«c!.

1288— Abraham Baxta Parsbl,* b. Dec. 24. x8xo.

342 -BARENT GARDENIER.s b. April xy. XTTS-
343— JA.VNETJE GARDENIKR.J b. Mch. 90. 1778.

CHAPTER Vl.

PtFTH GEXF.RATIOK.

Axie' Sebas Spke.^

101. fSL*^ BANTA married at Hackensack, September 7, 1744, Catelyntie
Demarcf /daughter of Simon Samuel Demarcst and Vroutic Corndisc Haring, who
u^as ba jzed November 2, 2725. He removed to Rockland County, N. Y,, before the
Revo'ition, and was one of the signers of ihe Association at Havcrstraw precinct
in j:.75.

44 Fifth Generation; Arii^ S€ba^ EpkeJ^

issrs.

384— FYTIE,» b. Oct. xx. X74S.

866— VKOUTIE.S b. Dee. 50. Z746» m. Jacobus Van Buskirk, Oct. 34, 27^. He was one
of the fine settleis at New Antrim (now SnfTerns), Roeklaad Connty, N. Y. In 2769 '
he obtained a mill site on Mahwah river, near Sherwoodsville. and bnOt a milL His •
widow was a member of the cfaorch at Kaldat, in 279$.

S88-ARl£.ib. Jnlyz6,X7sa.m.AdtieVanBiislUric !

887— SlMON.ft b. Oct. 98. Z7S8, m. Tbcodosia Van Boskirlt.

108. 'SEBA"* BANTA married at Schraalenburgb, November 15, 1735, Margriete, i
daugbter of Samuel and Annaeg'en DemaresL Tbey were members of tbe cburcb in :
Scbraalenburgb in 17389 where be was elected Deacon in 1754 and Elder in 1765. His

will, dated Jane, 17761 is recorded at Trenton in Liber 23, p. 9a

issvs. ^

•

888— RACHEL,* bp. 0ct.90b 2737. m. Peter Bogert

388— SAMUEL,* bp. Kov. es* >739^ »• Evaetje Berdaa.

370— ANNAETJE.S b. Sept. 98, 271a, m. CoraeUns Bogert. July X4, Z76s- He died subse-j
iinent to April 2a I785i and she married. May a, 2790, John Huyler, who was born
April 7, 2748, and died April 3. 2828. She died July 27, 2827*

871— MARIA.* bp. Sept. SB, X74S, m. John Bant .

878- DIRCK«* b. Dee. 5, X749b m. EUtabeth Benson.

Johaaneas Seba< Spke.i |

104) SEBA^ BANTA married firtt, Divertjen —— » and again, December 15,;
1763, married Rachd Loots, a widow. He was received as a member of the church at,
Scbraalenburgb, January 37, 1763.

ISSUS ST nXST W1FS.

878— JOHANNES.* b. Nor. ao^ 2758. m. Rachel Peek.

105/ J AN ^ BANTA married fust, Sam Demarest, daughter of David Demarest,

Jr., and Maritie Losier, at Scbraalenburgb, September 36, 2740. He married again,.

Lena Board, an4 removed from the neighborhood of Paramus to Totowa, near Patcrson, j

N. J., and subsequently to the Slotter Dam. on Passaic river, near Acqunckcnonck, |

where be died. !

• k issmi BT nasT wirs.

874— MARGRIETJE,* bp. Oct. 28, 2742, m. Peter P. Demarest i

878— MARIA,* June 03, 2745.

878— CATHERINE,* Aug. 24. 2748. died in Infiuicy.

877— JOHANNES.* Mch. 04, X752. died in bifiincy.

378 — AELTIE,* b. June 30. 2754-

878— JOHANNES.* b. Jan. 27. XTSi. m. Jane Van Zile.

880— CATRINTIE,* b. Nov. 27. 1782.

kissus Bv SBCOND wtrs.

881 —GEORGE.* b. April 30. 27^1. m. Elisabeth Van Idenstync.

888 —SARAH.* b. 2779^ m. Robert Glass.

888— ANNE.* b. Aug. 22. 2779. m. Michael Van Idenstyae.

384— AARON.* b. Jan. 29. 2776, m. Polly De Baua.

888- RICHARD,* b. .Mch. 24. 2780. m. Sarah Goetschhis IHist.

mm

Fifth GcNcrafifiii ; yohtfutus'*^ St^btt^ EplrA

4S

llO.^JACOli » BANTA married Acltic Dcdricks. License dated January 3. 1773.
Was u mason in Nc%v York in 1791-39 residinj^ at 79 Barclay Street. His will, dated Oct.
7, i794« probated December 19, i794f is recorded at Trenton in Liber 35, foiiu 66.

386— JOHN.6 bp. Au|r. 15. 1774, m. Rachel .Siteher.

387— AUKAHAM.s Up. Nov. xo. Z776. Was a blacksmith. 93 Wnrrrii St.. Ntt%v York, In 1795.

113. PETRUS^ DANTA married Hendrickic . He was a carman in New

York in 1796-99. Owned property in Thomas Street, which he bought in 1796 and
sold in 179S.

fSSlR.

388— MARGRIETA.6 b. Au;. 31, Z766. m. Martin Winne. l*robably lived in Deri;en, as
the chUdrea were baptiied at the church there. She died Jan. 5, 1795.

«ISSVE.
* 1— JOHAXXRS WlXSIS.C b. Jttlv 8. X789.

a— ASLTJE Wtkxc.c b. June z8. X793, died in hifonq*.
3— Akltje \Vx.*f2C£,s b. June 37, Z794. died Oct. 6. 17^^.

389— G£ESlE,ft b. Auff. 4t 1774. m. Isaac Montanye. April ia« 1789, in New York. IIiik
date Is doubtless erroneous. There ar« a d'lzcn or more marriaircs recorded under
this date hi the Fulton Street Dutch Cliurefa records, and it is probable that the
correct dates of some have been omitted. Isaac Moncaaye was a mason in New York.

«issvs.

18S8— Maita MO!rrA|VTX.« b. June 15. 1798.
1380— Prccte XIontanyb,^ b. Feb. 99, 1800.

390— JOHAXNIS.B b. June zd» Z783. probably died of Yellow* Ftm-r ia New York. 1709.

115.«ARI£^ BANTA married Helena Wester%'clt, and for a second wife Elizabeth
Ackerman De Baim, a widow. He was a carman and lixxd in New York— in 1790
living In Greenwich street, and in 1796 in Harmon street (East Broadway), where he
died. His widow married, April 21, 1798, David Brower.

iissuE BY nxrr mife.

391 —MARGARET,* bp. March 5, Z775. died is infancy.
898 — LENA.* bp* Jan.r 83, Z778, m. (probably) Aaron Betts.
893 — MARGARET.8 bp. Aug. 14, Z783.
303 1— AEGTE.ft bp. AprU s. 2786.

^SSVE BY SRCUND WIKK.

394 — AARON.i b. Jan. 95. Z795. ni. ElLca \Vlsemaa.

Bendxieks Scba* Spke.^

llT.tfiEBA-i BANTA married at Schnialtfnbur];h, Sept. 13, 1745, •'•"'Lea LozitT,-!
daughter of Gacs Loner and ^Aniic Dirckse^ Banta, who ^*as baptized Sept. 32, 1723.
They were mentbers of the church at Hackensack in 1753. i-le w:is elected Deacon in
.May, 1757, and Elder in 1764. He reside^ at English Neighborhood in 1788, where
he had a farm.

-JSStJK.

-400-AN.NAETJE,* bp. Oct. 15. 1749.
/ 401— JOHANNA.* bp. .\pri1 6, Z7S5-
409— NICHOLAS,* b. Sept. 13, 2757. He was a farmer at English Nctghberbood. June sa.
# . Z790. Was probably unmarried, as he executed a deed of conveyance Jaa. 93. 178s,

In whid) no wife joined.

46

njik GtueratwH; //eiuMck^ Seba^ EpJte.^

110. JAN^i BANTA marricdnt Schraalcnburgh, Dec. i8, 1747, Margaret Duryc<%
ciau{:hter o( John Duryca, who was bom Feb. ii« .1739. He was Deacon of the
church in Paraxnus in 1756* was subsequently Elder, and was delegate to Classis in 1790.
His wife died June 30, 1779. He married agaip, March 27, 1780, VrouwHe Wcstervclty
who was bom Aug. 31, 1730. and died Oct. 25, 1823. He died Dec 10, x8o6.

^ issvs.

408— HENDRICKfS b. May 97, 1749. in. Margrieta Dcmaretc
404— JAN.s July 5, xtsu m* Etiabeth Cooper.
408 — AG.NTETJE.S July 5. X7S4« died Jan. 23, 1780.
406— JACOB,* Oct. 6, xtAi, m. Hester Hopper.

ISO. MARITJE BANTA VREELAND,^ see page 47*

191.^ JACOBS BANTA married at Schraalcnburgh, July 8, 17569 Helena
Carsteen (or Christyn), daughter of Jan Christyn and Naomi Moore, who was bap-
tized Nov. 37» 1737. He died prior to March 1, 1764, at which date his widow married
Stephen Bourdet (see 8$).

^ISSVB.

407— NAOMI.s bp. J«ly x6, 1758. died in infancy.

408— NA0MI CHKISTINE.B bp. June 85. 1761, m. Nicholas Losier.

1848— AatAMAM LouBi,s b. Dec sOb X778.
1848— John CiiifsriAJi Losist,s b. Sep. 14. X783.
1847— WiLUAM LonBa,s b. Aug. X9. 1788.
1848— Maiia Lo«xbk,« b. Dee. sOb 1790.

4081— SARAH.s bp. May S. X769.

ld3.\\RI£^ BANTA married Elisabeth Losier, daughter of Hildcbrant Losier
and Christixia DeBaun, who was bom Sept, 1737. About 1773 he removed to Sara-
toga County, N» Y., purchasing a (arm near the present site of Jonesville, on which
some of his descendants still live. He died Dec. 30» 1811, hxs wife having died Feb.
X7, X807. \ . '^

ISSVB.

•

' *^ 408^.H£NDRICX,s b. April 5, 2756, m. Engehie Schermerbom.
* 410— CHRISTIAN,* OcL $• X7S8, died unmarried, March, ZTpx.
411 — JOHANNES,' Oet X7. X76Q. m. EngdUe Vedder.
418— HlLDEBRANT,i Feb. zs, 1763. m. Deborah V|b Epps.
418 —JACOB.* Aag. 4^ X76s, m. Hannah Harris.
414— ARIE,* May S S77tf n* Cafhariae Van Epps.* -

128. Ferret ^ (or Canet) BANTA married Neeltje (or EUeanor) Garabrant,
who was born June 8, 1733, and died March 6, 1825. They were members of the
church at Englbh Neighborhood in 1794, at whicli time a new church edifice was
crectedt and Garret Banta u-as one of the committee which had in charge the build*
ing. He died April 27, 1812, and was buried in the old cliurch->'ard in English
Neighborhood. His will is recorded at Hackcnsack.

ysscK.

418— AXNAETJE.S b. Jan. aft, X744* m. Richard Vre^land. .

. 417— CORNEUUS,<bp.Attg.S,X766,m.JannetJeVrccland. ^•

418— JA>rNETJE.ftb. Sept 13. 2743.

I

r

Fifth Caicratiou ; }ic»uin%k^ Svba^ Epkc,^ .\

125. 1!EN1;KICK"» BAXTA married Margaret Diedriclas, the license bein*^' chiied
July I, 1784. For many years he kept the hotel at New Durham, Hcrgcn County, N.
J. His wife died shortly after the birth of her only child, and he married again,
Kackel Van Dbrcom, whodied Nov. 15, 1801, aged 54. He died Dec. 15, i&iV. Both
are buried in the yard of the old Dutch Church at English Neighborhood. His
uill, dated Feb., 1815, is recorded at Hackensack.

:ISSVP..
410*HKNDKICK.B Nov. ax. X785, m. Martha Engle.

ISO.'^IAKITJE'* BANTA, married at Schraalenburgh, Nov. 6, 1760, Jacob Vree-
land, son of Michael. They lived at Acquackenonck, whence he remo\-ed to Fort
I.i*i% N. J. His wife probably died in 1769.

'lSSl«R.

423 - ANNAETJKN VREEL.\XD.» Un. .Vov. 33, 1761.
4«4-JANNi:TlE VklXLAND*. b. Oct. 4, 1763.
4S5-* MAKGKIETK VRH£X^ND.8 b. July 96. 2766.
486 - M AKY VRKlCLAND.s b. Dee. S. I7<it.

Jacob* Seba- SpkeJ

130. MARITIE^ UANTA married Aug. 5, X743> Pctrus Do Caen (DeBaun), bom

Oct. 14, 1719. He died Dec sS, 1797, and his widow died Jany. 17, x8oi* They were

both members of the church at Schraalenburgh, March x, 1753, and were buried in the

church-yard there.

'issvs.

427— J£NN£K£ DC IWXUN.s bp. June 93. Z745-

48t— CORXCLIA D£ BAUN,s bp. Julr 30. 1749.

429— CAREL D£ &i\UNi< bp. Aug. 3, 1733. prob. married Maria Rom\-n.

4S0— JACOB DE QAVN.S bp. June 14. 2756.

491— MARIA DE BAUN.» bp. Sepc 99. 2738.

439— PETRUS DE BAUN.l bp. Apr. 9. 2767-

131.' BELITIE'* BANTA, married Sept 7f X744f Samuel Demarest, son of Sam-
uel and Vrouwtitfi bom Oct 351 1723. Were m'embers of the church at Schraalen-
burgh in 175a

433 — VROrrWTJE DEMAREST.S b. Feb. 37. X74B.
434— MARIA DEMAREST.& Apr. 97. 2750.
433-CATELYNTIE DKMAkEST.5 Dec. 20. 2751.
436— SIMON DE.MAKl-:.ST.s Dec. 3. 2734.
437— ANTIE DEMAREST.s D«e. 3. 2754.
433— LEA DEMAREST.s Aug. 20, 2759.

132. ANTIE^ BAXTA, married April 12, 2746, ^ Jan Bogert.* son of Cuillaume
Diigert and ^^ Maritic* Banta.

ISSUE.

439— GUILLErVM BOGERT.Sbp. Oct. 2a, 1747. m. Cath.nrinc Ackcm;axi.

'ISSUK.

X4201— Antir BocfiBT.ftb. March 2a. 2774, m. Siepiicn Wtrstonch.

2— Cnilam Wcstcrwlt,? b. Sept. 2. 2804.
14908— jACon RocKKT.c b. Mch. 32, 2779, m. Margaret Christie.

Iflk Ctturaiiam ; yac^"^ Stha^ Epkf,^

I—

a—'

3—

4-J
5—

7—

^ issrc

7ti.Dce.9J
IIPCCfi.t b. Xov. A iao6L
t b. Xov. 4, iloj.

Bofert,tbL Jmi.99»
T b. Jvljr X4. itrt.
T b. Maf IX. xti7.
BQfCft«t bL ScpL 301 itB9b
bcat.t b. Jne is.
Bocat.T bL Mch. s

dicdfai

1410*— AXLTIB BoessTAb. Aag. 9^ iTtt. m.

I—

4—
I4S0«—

BridtAT bL Jaay. X. iao6L
BricUUT b. OcL «. iloj.
BfkfcdL'T b. Scpi. 17. itxx.
BridtAT Mch. jx xtxs.

BocBJiT.c b. Jaay. 9, 17I7.
BocxxT.c b. y€^ n^ X790.

441-

JACOB
HENDRICK

,» h. Dee. 17. X74»»
BOGERT,* b. Aag. x, 1751.

CHAPTER VIL
nrrH csvxratiox.

Jaeobs HirmWrb* Spka.i

' ira/ ^lARITIE^ BANTA, nuuried at Sdmalenbori^ March 27, 1735* GuO-

knmie Bofert, Mm of Jaa. She died Mardi 21, 1799, in the 95d yev of her age, and

was boxied in the old dnndi-yanl ax Schraaknbor^.

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44ti— JACOB BOQEXT.* b. Attf. 3. X799U
44t<— HENDRiCR BOGERT.s bu Anf. xx. 1734.
. 44B'— C0RXEUU8 BOGERT^S b. Jnae sx. X74X. m. Neebie Leydceker.

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41 0— JAKNETYEN BOGERT.s b. Majr X7. X747-
461— BTEPKAinfS BOGERT.ft (?) b. Jaar. ss. X7S9>

153rfMARGRI£TE« BAKTA maxried, Aprfl 28, 1726, at Hadceosack, Daniel
Haxittf. They vers members of the church at Schiaalcnburs^ in 1739, where some
of their childxen vers baptised; others were baptised at Tappan.

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463— JANNETIE IIARING.s b. April x, I7S9>

444«-CATHLYNTIE HARIXG.» b. May 3. X73S.

446— JACOB HARIKG.» bp. AprO. X734-

446 -JAN HAR1NG> b. March 7. 1736.

447— HENDRICX HARING.S b. March $• r73>-

444 —MARIA HA RING.* b. Nov. iB. J739. <iM^ >» infoacy.
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4il— MARIA HARING.S lip. Oct. x6. X744.

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Uerdan. Tlicy were both rccehTd as members of the church at Hackensack, Fwh., >73i-

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468— J.\NN£TJ£ BERDAN.ft bp. Aug. 90. 1730.
469— EVA BERDAN.s bp. May 96. 1734. died in ittfoncy.
464— EVA BERDAN.s bp. May 9. 2736.
469 — MARIA BERDAN.s lip. May 93. 1749.
4C0— JACOB BERDAK.& b. starch 98. 2746.

156.^ HENDRICKS BANTA married at Hackensack, July x6, 1743, Elizabeth :

Benson» who was bom in 1725. They were received into the church at Hacken-

sack, Nov. 25, 1742. They lived at Tenafly, now caUed Highland Station, N. J.

His farm of too acres was sold April 19, 1808, to John Zabriskie. He also oiiv-ned a

farm at Orangctown, Rockland County, N. Y., where his wido«* died, Dec 8, 18x2.

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468— JANNETIE.s bp. May 23. 2744, m. Jacob Wettervelt.
469— EUZABETH.Sb. Nov. 26. Z746.
470— MARIA.s b. Nov. aft. 2750, m. Gideon Verveelen.
471— 0\TLYXTI£.9 b. April 3. 1756. died onm. OcL Z9. 2820.
472— DJRCK.S b. Jan. 9S. 27^. m. Maria DcmaresL

157. JANNETIE^ BANTA married at Hackensack, Dec. 4f X74i» Hendrick Kip. ;

They were rccehred as members of the church at Hackensack, Nov., 1742, and at'

Acquackenonck, Nov. 25, 2787.

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473 — PETER KI P.s bp. Jaa. 99. X744.
474— CORNELIA KIP.s bp. July 97. 2746.
476— ELSIE KIP.s bp. April 28. 2750.
476— AGNIETJE KIP.s b. June q, tyss-
477— JACOB KIP.ft bp. July 6, 276a.

160. CORNELIA^ BANTA married Garret Kip..

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478— JACOB KJP.s bp. Mnreh 99, 2756. 1

479-GEERTIE KIP.S b. Feb. 25. X759-
480— MARIA KIP.i bp. Jan. 3. 2769.

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101. HENDRICK^ BANTA 22mrried at Schraalenburgh, Aug. 12, 1738, Rachel
Brower, daughter of Abram Brower and Leah Demnrest, who was baptised at
Hackensack, Dec. 9, 17x6. He was a member of the church at Hackensack in X741.
His wife died about 1750 and he xnarried again, Antie Dcmarest, daughter of Samuel
David and Lea Demarest, who was baptized Dee. 23, 1733, and who sur\'ived him.
He removed from Bergen County to Somerset County, N. J., and was an Elder of the
church at Bcdminster, Oct. 25, 1758. The baptismal records of that church have not
Iseeii preserved, but at least four df his children were bom while he was living in that
county, whose date of birth we cannot determine. About ten years Incer, with a
colony from New Jersey he removed to Corewago, York County, Pa., near the present,
site of Gett}'sburg, and w^ a member of the church there at iu fomution, and proba-

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Fifth Gtntntioms Hatdrief^ lltndriek-^ Epkt.^

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bly an Elder. The oldest document on record in York County is a deed given by one
Van Arsdale in 1768 for land described therein as adjoining land of Henry Banta,
which fisces the date of emigration to Pennsylvania as early as 1768. The only^ records
of the Conewago church that have been preserved are a few scattering items of the
Consistory, and the baptisoud register which is partially illegible. The latter begins
Oct. 23, 1769, and on this date, among others, a child of Henry Banta was baptised.
About 1780 with a colony finom Coneift'ago he migrated to Kentucky, and located at
first near Doonsborough, on the Kentucky river, to which place Captain Danid Boon
had moved with his famfly four or five years prexnously and made a settlement.

Collins* History of Kentucky, p. 531, says: ''White Oak Spring,' sometimes called
Hart's Station, one mQe above Boonsborough, was settled in 1779 by Capt. Nathaniel
Hart and some Dutdi fimiilles finom Pennsylvania. ** • • • «<Not fiur is a spring
twelve feet square at the top and one hundred feet deep, boiling up pure, cold and
fresh and flowing ofiTin a large and constant stream."

P. 5.29: *' White Oak Station was settled in 1779. The settlers were composed
principally of fiunilies firom Pennsylvania— orderly, respectable people, and the men
good soldiers. But they were unaccustomed to Indian warfare, and of some ten or
twelve men aU were killed except two or three."

P. 523: ''The first Dutch emigration to Kentucky in a company was in 1781, to
White Oak Spring Station* on Kentucky river, Madison county, one mile above Boons*
borough. Among the immigrants were Henry Banta, sr., Henry Banta, jr., Abraham
Bantm and John Banta. A little later the colonists went where Harrodsburg now stands,
but in the course of a few years they established themselves permanently about a village
now called PleasureviUe, then Six Mile, in Henry County. There some of them pur-
chased twelve thousand acres of land which they called the 'Low Dutch Tract,' and
divided it among themsdves."

Those whose attention has not been directed to the subject, can have no adequate
idea of the hardships and the perils of this long journey from eastern Pennsylvania to
Kentucky. At that period Conewago was almost at the western limit of settlement,
and between it and Kentucky was an unbroken wilderness of over six hundred miles.
The road by which these pioneers travelled was doubtless that known as " The Wilder-
ness road," which passed through the valley of Virginia, between the Blue Ridge and
the Alleghanies, and across the mountains by Cumberland Gap to Fort Harrod. The
road was really only a "trace." No wagon passed over it until at least fifteen years
later, and these colonists were compelled to journey on foot and with pack-horses.
The "pack-saddle" was a forked branch of a tree fiistened on the horse, upon which
%ifere hung all the household g<)ods and provisions. One of the early accounts of such
a journey in 1779, describes the "men on foot with their trusty rifles on their shoulders,
driving stock and leading pack-horses, and the women, some walking with pails on
their heads, others riding with children in their laps, and other children sfining in
baskett on horses, encamping at night, expecting to be massacred by Indians, subsist-
ing on stinted allowances of stale bread and meat, encountering bears, wolves and wild-
cats in the narrow bridle*palh overgrown, with brush and underwood." Another
account mentions diiat a colony, migrating to Kentucky in •1783, had reached within
half a dozen miles of the first settlement in the territory, when se\*en families of the
train stopped to encamp for the night, the others passing on. That night the Indians
attacked the families who had encamped and all were killed except one man. One of
Menry^ Banta's sons was killed by the Indians in Kentucky.

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At the umc of removal to Kentucky, Hv-nn-* Bnnta was the fatb.cr ui iwcnty-onc ;
ihildrcn, of whom three had died in infancy, and his oldest son had recently died leaving '
nine children, who were brought up by their grandfather. Five or six of his sons were
married, two of whom, Samuel and Peterius, remained for awhile in Pennsylvania, as did j
his tliree married daughters. His family, who accompanied him in this toilsome, dan- .
^cnnis journey of se\-eral months' duration, consisted of his wife and twelve children,
five of whom were under twelve years of age, and nineteen grandchildren, almost all of
whom were under twelve years of age.

An account of the settlement of the " Low Dutch Tract," written by Mr. George
W. Dcmaree, was published in the SJieiby Cattratit^ ShelbyviUe, Ky.^'May 15, 1873, ;
and so much of it as refers to the Banta family is quoted therefrom, to illustrate some .
of the difficulties these hardy pioneers encountered in building their new homes on
*' the dark and bloody ground ": *

I propose to devote this chapter to the origin of the purchase and final settlement ;
of the Dutch tract, together with incidents connected with the men who figured in this '
part of our history.

About ten years before the final settlement was efTccted— 1. /., about the year 1785, i
Capt. Daniel Banta, Cornelius Banta and John Banta, Sr., followed the ''trace** leading !
from Harrod's station in Mercer County to Hoagland's station, in what was afterwards !
Shelby County, till within a 4tm miles of the latter place where they boldly plunged
into the wilderness, and built a cabin about two miles north-east of Hoagland's station
and wimt was afterwards known as the old Magrudcr farm, now the proper;>: of Thomas
Katon, Esq. This was, beyond doubt, the first cabin built in the limits of the Dutch
tract. It was constructed of blue ash logs, and \vns torn down but a few years ago,
after having braved the storms for more than eighty winters. The Bantas, while on
(heir hunting expeditions, doubtless saw a considenible part of the tract of land after*
wards purchased by the Dutch Company— though hardly all of it, as it u*as no child's
play to explore so vast a wilderness. I nave no means at hand of knowing the precise
number of acres contained in the original surx'cy, but from my knoi»*ledgc of the
Iniundary thereof I presume it could not be less than fifteen or twenty thousand acres.
The Bantas had enioved their novel position but a sliort time when one of those period-
ical storms of wrath \>urst in upon the frontier settlements, and they tiisely retired to
Hoagland's station. This station was poorly manned and provisioned at the time, and
H-as threatened daily with. an attack from the redskins. So squally did the dmes
become that the little garrison determined to send to Hnrrod's st.ntion for re-inforcemcnts,
etc. Jake Banta, an officer of the fort (brother to the other Bcmtas), volunteered to
perform the dangerous mission. . The wilderness being full of prowling savages, he
cliose the darkness of night to pjss through the ''narrows" on the \raters of Benson
Creek, near where Hardinsville now is. But poor Jake never reached Harrod's station. .
As he crept silently and all alone in the darkness of night through the dreaded "narrows", •
the redskins pounced upon him from ambush and cleaved his skull with the tomahawk.
The>' left Capt. Banta on the tragic spot with his own tomahawk buried in his skull as a to-
ken of their fierce vengeance. The lou of this brave man was deeply felt by the frontier
settlement. As soon as the storm had subsided our three heroes, who had taken an '
active part in the exciting scenes with which thc>' were surrounded, went back to j
Harroil's station fully satisfied that .their attempt to take posse:aion of an isolated wil- j
demess at that time was immature. It can hardly be doubted that tlieir good report '
of the excellent quality of these lands, carried back to the Dutch Company of which ^
they constituted a part, led to tlie purchase and ultimate settlement of the same. The
Banta family was both dreaded and hated by the Indians. Being men of wonderful
strength and conMitution. and brave to a fault, they had taught the savages many lessons
in their own mode of warfiire. If all their conflicts with the Indians, the heroism of
their in'omen, etc., were traced by the pen of an able writer, a book of truly thrilling
adventures would be the result. The writer remembers hearing the old folks talk j
of *' Shaker John Banta." Thb circumstance led him to inquire into the origin of;
the appelkitiun, and his researches have satisfied him that the Shaker Society of Kentucky '

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Fifth GeneratwH; Jfendrict^ Hendrick'^ Epke.^

had its origin in the limits of the Dutch Scidcment— /. ^., in Shelby Coiintv, about the
year A. D« iSo4. The first Shaker niectin|( held in Kentucky, lx.*yond doubt, was held
ac the house of John Banta, who ^i-as one of the original members of that sect in this
State* hence the name Shaker John Banta. Some of the Vobrhees and Montforts
adopted the Shaker system at the same time. *

I doubt not that the long custom of the Dutch Company to have certain things
''common," such as tools, mrming implements, mills, etc. (the writer has seen the
''Dutch Company sledge hammer" man v times, and he doubts not that it is now in use
in Henry County, where be last saw it), tiad no litde to do in preparing the minds of
those good men to receive the friendly, thoueh absurd, doctnhe of Ann Lee. The
doctrine of Ann Lee met with but poor success, however, with the mass of the company,
hence John Banta and his few associates separated from them and returned to Mercer
County, and purchased the present site. of Pleasant Hill, The result is fiimiliar to

everyoMy.

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The following -extract from a Kentucky paper on the same subject is also given.
Among the purchasers mentioned will be found several of the sons and sons-in-law of
Henry^ Banta:

:;AN OLD COLONY

Who Settlsd Near PLEASxntsviLLE and Purchased Land from

Squire Books.

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/ ' . [Emimnci CMStiiiiiimialisi.^

While this section- of Kentucky was all forest and inhabited by Indians, the " Low
Dutch colony" came and located on land now in and around where Pleasurcville is now
situatetL The land was then owned by Squire Boone, brother of Daniel Boone« the
famous pioneer. The colony purchased about 10,000 acres in 1774, and it is as remark-
able as true that ibme descendients of this colony now reside on a portion of the original
purchase. The company had a trustee whose dutv it was to look after all the estate, as
4he thirty or more settlers with their fiimilief resided in a fort built of logs and stones.
The hostility of the Indians forced the **Low Dutch colony'* to remove to Mercer and
Clark Counties in a short while, but they returned m 1786. The Bantas, Bergins and
Shucks still own the land of their ancestors, together with many old relics and papers
which they value very highly. - -

Papers show that thnrty-four lots of land were purchased hy the company, \'arying
in sise from two hundred acres and upward, which was paid for m pounds, shillings and
pence. The following is the number of each lot, purchaser, and price paid:

X John Conmongon traasienrtd

to JfliiHss MortoHf
s Daniel Voracs, .

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' I Aadnw Shock* .

4 Albert Boata,

5 Albert Voras,

6 John Baata, . .

7 Abraham Bania,

^ I Slinoa Vaaandal,

* 9 Henry ISanta.

10 Semeel Dcmarae,

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XX Daalcl W. Banta,

xa Reams Monfort. transferred to

Louis MaMoa,
13 Beajf. Spader,

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6s 17 3

Sa X7 3

84 XX •

C6 3 3

S« «7 3
43 XO XX

49 3 3

P X7 3
6a x6 9

X4 Daaid Baata, ....
x6 Heirs of CorncUtts Corine.
X7 Sbmoel Baata, ....
xl Kraoees Caiart,'

so Aaron k Jno. MunfoH. . . .

9% Bhi Jdhn Voras,

84 Laeas Vanosdal & Jacob Smock*

f6 P^ter Ranta, ' . . .

vf Jacob Banta, ......

sS Itledbltf, .

a9 Wm. .Shock & Dig John Vorcs,
30 Undo Itter Banta, ....
3X AbraSimn Brewer;
3a Coradha Bogard & Uade Ptter
Baata, *• .'.

33 IVtcrhis Banm,

34 Sophia Voraft,

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Sa X7 3

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43 >9 XI

43 X9 "
5a 17 XX

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ax x6 7
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56 3 9

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Mr. Richard Shuck showed as a deed for a scciion of this land which wns signed
hy Jas. L. Whitlakcr, Shelby County Clerk, on July 22, \*IZ% w!nch wsis a conveyance
to Geo. IWrnin ami Tunicc Vannyse as Trustees, the land be:n;^ originally settled by
Abram Banta. The old spring of water which used to supply the colony with water
is still in use.

We givcy also, a letter presented in the Theological Seminaryi Refonned Church,
at New Brunswick, N. J., which shows the religious condition of the State at that early
period, and evidences that tlic venerable Elder, then scvcnty*six years of age, was still
earnest in hit Master's cause:

KXTRACT or A LETTER PROM A FRIEKD TO THE DUTCH CHURCH AFTER UIS RE- \
TURN FROM A VISIT TO KEKTUCKY, DATED JAN. 30, 1 794.

As I vieu'ed almost every settlement in the Kentucky country, and tarried some
time at diflcrcnt places, I had a very good opportunity to Icam the state of religion
and what progress the Gospel had made there, an account of which 1 doubt not but
will be acceptable to you.

The concern ana works of ministers of various denominations which I saw there,
to' form congregations, was such that I was astonished The people in general seem
to be more concerned about their eternal welfare than any place I have been in. I
have seen much devotion among them and heard many of their preachers, some of
whom made use of expressions that would by no means be acceptable to our congrcf^-
dons. 1 have never seen more preachers and tra%*elling preadters in my life than 1 did
there (or the term of time— consisting of Presbyterians, Regular Baptists, Separate
Baptists, Methodists and two Universalists, with sevend of whom I had the pleasure of
conversing and thus got mueh inteUtgence, the particulars of which would be too much
for a letter. I shall therefore be particular only in regard to our Low Dutch in that
country, with the most of whom 1 am acquainted and witli whom I principally resided
while there. They are very numerous, scarcely credible considering the time the
country has been settled. There are nearly 500 families, the major part live u'ell, and
if formed into a society they might make up ^£150 annually to support a minister, be-
sides a sood parsonag^ These people are at present in a good deal of confusion, and
no wonder the>* consider themselves as a people forsaken by the church to which they
formerly belonged and from which they have long waited for help. They would before
now have fidlen in with other denominations, but many of th^m are firm friends to our
church constitution and very lodi to part with our church forms, besides still entertain-
ing some hope that our Synod will yet provide for them. Thev have at present no
publie worship of their own excepting the leauring of old Mr. Hcnrv Banta, and
praying societies, which is not attended to by many, espedallv when within reach of
preachmg of any kind whatever. They are much exposed to be led astray by
heterodox preachers, viz.: Separate Baptists and Methodists who are doing all in their
power to gain them over to their churches, but have not as yet been able to effect it.
Tliey gained one person, viz.: Mr. -*>^ Albert Banta, who joined the Separate
Baptists, and without license commenced preaching, and for some time made much
disturbance among them, some favoring but the greater part opposed him, and by
what I could learn, he ^-ould no more be permitted to officiate for them. The oppo-
sition he met with made him mo%'e to a considerable distance from the. Dutch
settlement. But notwithstanding this, some of their leading men entertained senti-
ments which, to me, were altogether nov and strange, and w-liich I firmly believe the
presence of an orthodox minister would easily remove. A particular affaiir to which I
was an eye-witness 1 cannot help mentioning:

A number of them had children to baptize; they procured a minister of their own
choosing on condition he should use our Form of Baptism, though only as far as he
should uiink proper. He only read the explanator}* pajt .ind then, without answer or
promise of any kind, baptizcd'seventeen children.

Some of the people present expressed their dissadsfiiction at this; but cne of their
leading men, and the princi]Kil one among tlicm,. stepped up and said that the minister

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had done rights and that it was wTong to cause an unconverted person to make annwcr
of that nature. After bearinj^ and seeing what 1 have mentioned, and espccialiv the
trouble and cost of other denominations to extend their churches, 1 was astonishecf and
much dissatisfied at the conduct of our Synod— that they have ne\'er sent one mission-
ary into that country. This led me to question myself in the folloH'ing manner :
Whether other denominations had not more concern for their churches than we have
for ours ? whether our }'0ung ministers hax'e not the same courage, and resolution^ and
seal for the cause of Christ that others have? whether our Synod could not do a part
of the same trouble and cost that others do? and whether that rising generation in the
Kentucky country, originally of our church, were to be a forsaken people?

I heard several ministers of different denominations, who were acquainted uith the
situation of these people, express their surprise at the conduct of our Synod — saying
their people are in genoral very moral, they are strict in their observances, they have
their church forms of which they are very tenacious, and yet we see no provision made
for them. Other preachers there, especially Separate Baptists and Methodists, often
endeavor to break their attachment to our enurch by saying that our Synod have suf-
ficiently shown by their conduct that they, pay na attention to them, and that waiting
longer will only be in vain— and in reality they are almost out of patience. Howex'er,
they have now sent a call to the Classis of New Brunswick for any minister of our
church they can get, but in my opinion one is required who is very well qualified for
the business. Many of these people have not subscribed for this call, giving for reason
they might hear him first. I sincerely pray they may be successful, for if they do not
get one soon, or if nothing else is done for them, they are without doubt lost to our
church;, but 1 am persuaded that if our Synod were acquainted with their real situation
they would do more for then^ than they have hitherto done.
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The following ctmimunication, published by Rev. Dr. David D. Demarest, of New j
Brunswickt N. J., in the Ckristian Inunigeneer^ of New York, March 26, 1890, will also
be of interest:

The Memorial of the Kezhx^cky Settlers.

' Mr, Editor: Many of the readers of the InidKgin€er\t9}f^ expressed great interest
in the aceounu ycu have been pleased to publish of^the Dutch emigration to Kentucky
in the last century. I know that the publication of the folloH'ing memorial addressed \
to Congress, and of the letter of introduction b]f Dom. J. M. Van Harlingcn, will be a f
great gratification to them. Copies of the originals were obtained by me through the I
kindly aid of Prof. Scott, dT Rutgers College, from the State Department at Washington. '

Mr. Theodore RoMCvclt, in his fasanating work, '^The Winning of the West,**
says that 150 heads of fiimilies of Low Dutch people came in a body to Kentucky in :
.1780, and he refers to this memorial as authority. But he made a mistake by failing to '
notice that only one^thirdof the iCO names attached to the memorial were names of
actual residents at the time; the other two^thirds were names of their friends who in-
tended to come and settle with them on the lands that should be acquired, but who were
at the time in their homes at Conewago, Pa., as the baptismal records of that church I
show, and perhaps some were still in New Jersey. . .

The emigration to Kentucky was by detachments. A few fiimilies went as early as >
1771. We have no reason to think that a' church was organized- until the arrival
among them of the Rev. Peter Labagh in X79& But they had a mectinj^-house long
before that time, located where is now the village of Pleasureville, and they doubtless
held regular services under the direction of the Voorleser, and of Hendrick Banta, tlic
Exhorter. .

The reader will notice that in some instances a name is spelled in x'arious ways. 1
have in several cases presumed to try to aid those who are not skilled in interpreting -
signatures of that period by inserting modem fonns in brackets.

I also call attention to the fact that no date is attached to these documents. Tlie !
copyist, in an accompanying note, assigns them to 1783. He must have had some :
authority for saying so, and we feel sure of his correctness when we call to mind that

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wc Icam from oiher sources that a gram of 12,000 acres of land was obtained wliich w.is
Uividcd amonj; the settlers in 17S4.

New Brunswick, Feb. 17th, 1890. ^- ^- I^^^^'^^^^'^-

To the Honorable Pmident and Delegates of the Free United States of America in Con*
grcss Assembied.

Centleinni: A Memorial and Petition of a number of Inhabitants of Kentuckcy
Settlement of the Low Dutch reformed Church Persuasion in behalf tS, themselves ami
other intended Settlers was broup^ht to me by one of those Petitioners desiring me in
the Name of the rest to give a Testimonial of their Character to the Honourable Con-
gress, because 1 was Personally acquainted with them. Some have lived amongst us
and belonged to my Con«,;rega'tions. They ^"crc a Plain, honesu pcaceble. Sober and
Industrious People remarkable for Agriculture, and by Current reports we have of them
O^cy arc all hearty friends to our Glorious Revolution and the Honourable Congress.

Gentlemen, I remain with due Respect, Your Most Humble Serv't,

}. M. Van Harlikgex,
Minister of the Gospel at Sonrtand and New Shennieh.

To the Honourable President and Delegates of the Free United States of America in Con^
grcss Assembled:

The Memorial and Petition of a number of Inhabitants of Kentuckey Settlement of
the Low Dutch reformed Chtirch persuasicm in behalf of themselves and intended settlers.

Humbly Sheweth,

That in the Spring of the Year 1780, they moved to Kentuckey with their families
and efiects with a view and expectation to procure a Tract of Land to Enable them to
9ctt1e together in a body for the convenience of civil Society and propagating the
Gospel in their known (own ?) language ; when they arrived .there, to their sorrow and dis*
appointment they were, thro' the dangerousness of the times by a cruel Savage Enemy,
oblidged to settle in Stations or Forts in such pbces where there was the most
appearance of safety ; notwithstanding all their precaution numbers of them suffered
greatly in their property, several killed and others captivated by the Enem)-, living in
such distressed confined way, alway in danger, frequently on Military duty, it u-as
impossible for them to do more than barely support their ^milies with the necessaries
of life, by which means they are much reduced ; and what adds more to their dis-
appointment and aiBiction is that, contrary to their expections, before their arrival
and since, the most or all the TiOable Land has been located and monopolised by
persons that had the advantage of ^onr Memorialists, b>' being acquaintea with, the
country. And your Memorialists, bemg strangers and confined as aforesaid, and being
so reduced, are rendered unable to purchase I^nd at the ad\*anced price, and especially
in a body conveniently together agreeable to their wishes. Whereas, Providence luis
been pleased to prosper and support the virtuous resistcncc of the United States in tlie
glorious Cause of Libert}', which h:ts enabled them to obtain an Honorable Peace
whereby they have obtained a brgc extent of unappropriated Territory. And whereas
it is cunrently and re|)cateclly reported amongst us that Congress has broke or made
void Virginia's right or claim to Land in Kentucke^* ScttlemenL

Your Petitioners therefore himibly pray (in behalf of themselves and other intended
settlen of that persuasion) the Honourable Congress would indulge them with -a grant
of a Tract or Territory of Land in Kentuckcy settlement, if the Virginia claim thereto
should be made void, or otherwise in the bte ceeded land on the Northwest side of the
Ohio river, wherdto there is not any prior legal claim, to enable them to settle in a
body together, on such reasonable terms as Congress in their iiisdom and prudence
shall see just and reasonable', they complying with, and performing all reasonable con-
ditions required, to enable them to put their intended plan and ' purpose in execution,
thcj* having principally in view the Glor>' of Cod, the promotion of Civil .ind religious
soaety, Eclucating and instructing their msing generation in the principals of religion
and morality. Hoping the Honrable Congress will give all due encouragement to
fsuch a laudable undertaking: The Prcmisscf duly considered* Your Petitioners as in
duty lx>und shall ever pray, &c.

56

Fifth Gemra/icHj Hiudriek^ Hendriek^ Epke.'^

1NHAD1TENS.

Hendrick Banta,
Peter Dexnaree»
Cornelius Bogart,
John Demareet
Cornelius Butta,
Samuel duriei
Albert durie,
'Marga Court, ^
Antjc durie, widow,
Daneel banta,
Albert Vorhis,

tohn Vorhis, Junr.,
.uke Vorhis,
Samuel Demaree,
Peter Demaree, Junr.,
Henry Shiveley,
Samuel Demaree, Jr., .
Benedick Yury,
Henerv Yury,
lohn Voreis [Voorfiis?],
Simon VunoMol [Van Arsdale?],
Sophia Voreis, wuiow,
Francis Voreis,

Samuel Banta,
James Cook,
John Vanasdale,
Samuel Bogart,
Peter Seaboum,
George Seabourn,*
David Seaboum,
Jacob Seaboum,
William Seaboum,
Derrick Conine,
Brogun Covert,
Derrick Kroesen [Cruser?],
Peter Wickofi;
Henry Bogart,

^ames Westexvelt,
Tunes Vanpelt|
Andrew Shoe,
Mattis [Matthias?] Shoe,
garrit vanarsdalen,
Yoseph debaen [Debaun?],
Abrahaem debaen, '
Peter Banta,
Cornelius Couzine, Jun.,

{ohn Couzine,
•ucas Vanarsdal,
barney Smock,
John O'Bleancr,
Peter Monfoort,
.Garret Dorland,
James Stagg,

George Burnett [Bonnctt?!,
Daniel Brower [Brewer?],

Aaron Von Hoor [Hem?],

John Ryker,

Comelius Voreis,

Henrv Banta, Jr.,

Abraham Banta, Jr.,

Peter Banta, Jr.,

John Banta,

William Vandeave,

Catharine Darling, widow TDorland?],

Lambert Darling [Dorlancf ?],

, ohn Darling [Dorland?],

' amcs Voreis*

\ ohn Vandeave,

' ohn Harris,

\ *eter Banta,

Samuel Westervelt,

Mary Westeriidd, widdo,

Samuel lock,

David Allen,

Johanna Sebum, widow [Sebring?],

Albert Banta,

Jacob Banta,

Abraham Banta.

PRINDS.

Rttlef Vorhis,
John Brewer,
Daniel Brewer, Jun.,
Henry Commingcr,
' John Commtnger,
Samuel Demarest,
John Conrad [Kncght or Servant],

{ohn Knight,
^eter Persd [Parscil?],
Martin Ncavous [Nevius?],
William Jewel,
John MonfoorU
John Monfoort, Jun.,
Francis Cossaart,
Jacob Cossart,
Simon Van AtKlnl,
Peter Carmidc,
, ohn Van Arsdal,-
\ ohn Bodine,
' ohn Smock,
Alaties (Matthias?] Smock,

{ohn Kip,
iamcy [Bcmard] Kipp,
Abraham Degron,
Thos. Johnson,
Abraham Johnson,
Andrew Johnson,
Thomas Vantine,
Jaquish Vantine,
Francis Monfoort*
Peter Monfoort, Sen.,
Wilhelmus Hooghtelin,

Fifth Gtncraihn; HatHritk'^ Htndrick^ Epki.>^

57

Abraham Hooi;htclIn,

llczckmh Hoo^htclin,

James Vanderbilts,

Charls Vantine,

Mickel [Michael?] Degnift,

WUliam S. Degrofl;

John Cowoven [Couwxnhoven?],

i'ctcr Van Dyck,

George Brinkcrhof,

Jacobus Monfoon,

Cornelius Cosync,

Cornelius Vorhis,

Comelus Trucb,

Laurens Trueby

Lawrence Monfort«

Abraham Croire,

Gilbert Urinkcrhoft,

Luke Bnnkerhof,

Andrew Conine^

John Pers>'l [Parsell?],

Cornelius Dcmaree, '

Corn'l D. Lowe,
George Hall,
Brogun Spader,
Jacob Probascowy
Samuel Briten,
Gilbert Lowe,
David Cossaart,
Henry Stryker,
Khcalef BrinkcrhofT,
Jacob Brinkerhoff,
John Aten [Auten?],
Adrian Aten,
John Aten,
Cornelius Aten,
' George Williamson,
Richer [Richard?] Peniely [ParseU?],
John hiels [Hols?j,
Daniel haris [H arris ?1,
Beniemin [Benjamin?] Sloot,
Jacob Smock.

The following letters referring to the early settlers of Kentucky will be of interest
to the descendents of the Dutch pioneers:

To TH£ CLA8818 OF NEW BKUKSWICK.

^cloved in ikt Lord^ Cracc^
Peace and Mercy ^^Amcn,

Having at this time made a call for a minister of our Low Dutch Reformed Church,
bv the consent of our Low Dutch Society at Salt River, Mercer County, in the State of
Kentucky, we hope it may have its desired eifecL Tlierefore we do in the name of our
Lord Jesus desire of you, our Rev. Classis, to aid and assist us with all possible speed.

It is further the sincere wish and prayer of us that in case you could not send us a
minister agreeable to our wish— that is, one that can preach both English and Dutchi
that we then have a speedy supply, either in the Dutch or English language, to estab-
lish a consistory, to preach, to baptizey etc.« as there are at present up^'ards of 40
children to be baptizeo* And further, as we are like to be a scattered people, we hope
a speedy remedy may take place, so that our desires are great, our case is distressing,
our church affain and religion in many respects lamentable. Though we ha\*e through
the blessing of God yet so fiu* united, and as it is the desire of our Societ>* to send us a •
minister who can preach both languages, we hope we shall be blessed with such a man, •
and if not to be expected in a short time, then we pray for a supply as above mentioned,
and wCt the subscribers, shall reward him well for his cost and trouble ; and once more
we crave a speedy remeidv, as we have reason to fear that we will soon be scattered—
which we hope God will forbid.

We shall add no more, as that we hope that God will grant its His blessing, that
our Rev. Clnssis rnvty aid and assist us as soon as possible, that our Society may be
established and religion flourish in tlii» and all other places, is the sincere wish and
prayer of us, the subscribers, who being chosen as the voice of the people.

Given from under our hands this xjth of August, in the year of our Lord, 1795.

Hexdrick Bakta,
John Smock,
AuiKKT Bakta,
Samuel Duric,

Garret Dorlakd,
Isaac Vak Nvvs,
CoRKELitJs A. Van Arsdalen, ,
A11RAHAM Brewer. i

SS Fifth Grmermthm; liendnck^ litmdrirk'^ Kpte.^

To R£v. Jxo. H. Livi2CGSToy> D. D.

Rtvtraui Sir: On irancst of a certato minister of our Rcfonned Low Dutch
Chordiy together with onr lamented ciministances in the cause why we, your humble
petitjoncrsy take the (rccdom to acquaint you with our present calamities, which we
nope, land sir, you will paidon when you have examined your supp^nt's petition.

We are, rcrerend sir, at present in a precarious situation in re^ud to churdi
aflairs, and have been so Ibr a number of years post. We arc surrounded by a number
of societies who are of difleient confessions. We are a numerous people who are desti-
tute of divine service. We are a people who scarcely know the diiTerence between our
and other churdi constitntkms, wnich makes it diflficult to keep them united. We are
so situated that we can haiwc supply at almost any time on making application, which
allow is danseroos, as we shall mention hereamr. W*e are a people who lurve the

same feeling and powew the same degree of ambition as these, our neighbon. We are
hurt that tlwe is no more done lor us; we suspect that it is caused among ourselves by
men who fimneriy have intimated that we were not like to become a chui^ or nation:
we are satisfied and must reasonably suppose that all future tforts will be of no effect
unless a speedy remedy takes place.

Therefore we pray you, in the name of Him who has all power to will and to do.

that you will assist us if in your power. With submission we crave your aid and as-
sistance with all possible speed. We have sent a call to the Rer. Classis, of New
Brunswick, likewise a letter of expostulation, and wrote to some others of the dcrgy,
whkh we hope may have the dened cfiect. If not, we are a scattered people, as there ;
are numbers amon^ us at pieseat that say we cannot wait longer— our children should !
and must be baptised, be ride i, great numbers that have been baptised by parents to .
whom it was a matter of indiftrence by whom it was done. Others have the bokincss
to say that, idien diere is no regard or attention paid to us, why should we wait longer?
Others say: our ndgfiborinf societies^ and some who are mudi inferior to i», are great
care taken d^ sudi as misBonaries sent and churches established, etc., — and we, who
are superior, there is nothing done for us. Our neighboring clergy have made seveml
offers, and have sometimes preached, which only serves to weaken us and break the
bond of unity; but wonder how we have united "as long as we have— we may view it as
something almost suponataraL

Therefore, Rev. Sir, we have thought It a duty incumbent on us to inform you
with our present drcumstances, to enable you to form a just idea about us; and further,
we are almost become a reproach b^ other nations on account of pcrseixring and ad-
hering to our diurdi fbnns, constitution, et&, and not as mudi as a supply.

It is needless to tdl you the reflections we endure ; but our nation here in general
are liberal and ge n e r o us , and loodt upon themselves to be superior to a number of others.
They are daily increasing; we exp e ct soon to be able to make up 500 dollars yearly as
asaiarr.

We have now made up 300 doDazs and if wdl united might do more, but we hope
that God shall forbid that we should be any longer without a minister. This much for
your oonsidcTation, prajing that if you have it in your power to help i», to let no means
pass bj, so that we mi<^t once mote become a church and nation. On expectation of
your aid and asristance, your petitioners shall ever pray.

HofDMCK Baxta, Gauiiet Dorlaxd,

AL8EST Banta, Lucas Vak Arsdalev,

JOHX Smock, Simox Vax Aasdale,

ISAAC Van Nuyh, Isaac Van Aksdalkk,

Abraham Brewer, Laurence De Mott.

' Cornelius A. Van Arsdai^n,

KnUmckj^ Mater G^., ikt litttd^fSaii Hiver^

Ncvemheri^ /7pj.

HENRY^ BANTA died in 1805, aged S7 years, and was buried on George Ber-
gen's furm in Shelby Co., being the first burbl in that graveyard. His will, recorded :
in Shelby Co., devises his property to his widow, Ann. It is published verbatim j
herewith:

I'lfih Cetieration ; Jiaidrick-^ Hcudrlck'^ Kpkt\^ 59

In the Name of God, Amen, the thirtcnth cf December, in the ye:ir of our Lcird
one iliouxand seven hundred ninety-nine.

1, Hcnr>' Bnnta, of the County of Henr>' and State of Kentucky, being weak in
hinly, but of iKrfcct and sound mind and memory, thanks be to Cod, and knowing that
i( is'iippointcd for t\\ men once to die. do make and ordain this my last Will and Testa-
ment. That is to say: I recommend my soul in lo the bands of God that i;ave it, and
my body to the Earth to be buried at the discretion of my Executors, and as touching
MK'ii Horly estate whare%nth it hath pleased God to bless me in this life. I give, do'ise
and dispose of the same in the following manner and form « Imprimis ; It is my Will,
;i:ici 1 do order that in the first place all my just debts and funeral charges be paid and
!»ati!{ficd

Item : I give and bequeath unto Anna, mv beloved wife, all and singular my lands,
.!> also all my personal estate of e\'cr>* sort and kinde I die so posses^ of, to luive the
^ime to her, her heirs and assigns forever*-

Item: 1 do hereby constitute, make and ordain Albert Vori% and ComcHus Banta.
and John Vorxs, my only and sole Executors of this, my last Will and TestamcnL And
1 do hereby utterly disallow. re\-oke and disannul all and e\*ery other former Testa-
ments, Willsy Legacies, and Executors by me in any ways before diis time named,
Willed and bequeathed, ratifying and confirming this and ho other to be my last Will
.nnd Testament.

/// Witness Whcrto/^ I have hereunto set my hand and seal, the day and year first
alKive written.

HENDRICK BANTA. [u S.]

Si).nied| sealed and delivered by the said Henry
Banta as his last Will and Testament in
. presence of us, the subscribers,

Chrxstopher Bergkn,

SiMOK VaKOSDAL,

Rachasl Vanosdau

s;.eify County Set.

At a Court held for Shelby County, the 14th day of October, i8os» this last Will
and Testament of Henry Banta, deceased, was produced in Court and proved by the
oaths of Christopher Bergen and Simon Vanarsdale, two 01 the subscribing witnesses
thereto, and ordered to l>c recorded.

Testis James Craig, Ck.

• , • *

Copy Attain

.A. J. ST£PKEN8| CUHt^

Shelby County Court.

Henry Banta was the father of twenty-one children, and is said to have left a larger
number of descendants than any othiar man in Kentucky. We have been able to asccnain
the names of nineteen children only. It is probable that two others were bom while he
n-as living in Somerset County and a member of the church .it Bedminster. the records
of which church have been lost.

/ IKSUK BY P1KST WIFK. RAniKL IIMOWKK. lliiptisctl nt I l.'ick«*n»ui*k.

481 — H1*:KDUICK.3 lip. July 37. ^746. m. Maria SiVykiT.
482— AfiRAHAM.s April 18, S74S. died In inrbncy.
488— LEAH, s Jan. X5. X744, m. Jacobtks ^:onfort.
484— ABRAHAM,' July 7, 1745. m. Mr.rin^cia .Monibrt.
485— ALDICRT.ft Apri'. so. 1747. m. Siyni c Muitron.
486-Cl£i:RTKU1D.fi Dee. 3. X749. tii. Krani Monfort.

tfo Fyik GtMimHomj Htmdruk^ Htndrkk^ Epkt.^

/

ISSUE BY SBCONO WIFB, ANTIB DBMABBST.

OT-RACHEUt K D«. S9^ 1751. ». ) J '^S£vi^!!mSSS^''

. . 'f >« Bapdasd te SommM Cootty. N. J.

ita^S^UMUSUi J«M tj. iTSSi m. X>yiM DofflM^
4ti'*FISTElL* FA 9b 17S5- sk EHiahttb Cteija.

S. Mary Msgdatena Slradi Ihnte;
& Agnes Shuck:
3. Naaqr Via Kisc

4M^DANIEUf K 19^ sk Aaate SiNidi Dwte.

Wf 4r JAC0B.9 sk CaihariM Vooffhaas, dnghtsr oi DMiil VooriMSS sad Msito TsUnaa.

"iif'^tv XflMbytkaladUuMlaXaBCBelqr.saapafass. '

4N-^liARYt# la. Haaiy Slilfdy. "^

» . *i ' . 'ft:

P a pHwd at Coaawaftt. ^^ y^^. ^ U/'
4tf^ANTIS.itp^Ocl.as,S769,akBaniattRyBiarsoaf . * . •
4tt-tOAVlD.» t^ llaj si« 1771. m. Mary Da Matt.

a7-piaAACi t^ Aaf . 84. 1779.
4ia-.ANOBNITXE.IJalynii77Si"i*WllllaBiGotdea.« •

4M«i-liBNDRlCICi b. Mch. i, vn^ m. MoBy Vaa AiadalL Ha was bcra at cha ladiaa

; Spilap la FiBBiiUBBla. ' Tba Shakar laecRis at Plaasaat HID, Kaaloeky. refer to

Mbi as faliBaras **Ha«askao«aan0af thamasVaMasBaata. Baliavad ia August,

ttqg. WssidBBBS, Haaiy Couaty« Ky. Rsmatad to Plaasaat Hill, August a4, iSoy.

Wasuaa ol tka sigaars ot tka tol CImbcIi CntsaaBl, la Juaa, xtS4. Ha actad as

Daaaos abaal fsar aoaihs, aad as EMar a short thaa. Diad FdMruary tit, xlS4-

Hls«ii^MollyVaaAfidala,«asharBhiSooMrsatCo..N.jMjulya,i777- Shaba-
lavad P(An;^aab tto6; rigaad dia Cdtaaaat at tha fait arganinrina of thm churdi.
Diad Jaaaary a, sHd.**

/ • ' • • . •

ISSUB*

lidt— BBTSr,« h. Jaa. aa^ stoa Wasbroaght up faiiha Shaker coauauaity aad was
aaMBBber.orthatol Churdi Covaaaat. Died April 8, li^a.

if ia--Aiaic« h. Jaa* as, slaa. Was biought up asBoag dM Shakers aad was a Biaai-
• •^ bar.ollhatoiaiurehCoveaaat. f'ShawasKiidiaBDeaeoiiaMat dMEast
House iroB July aa^ xtje^ dll Oct as» si6i. Had charge at the weaviag
^ omtorberllfe.'* Died Jaa. 19, sMa.

1M1^F0LLT.« h. July IS, iia«. Was brought up hi dM Shaker cfaarch. Died
FAaa^im.

Ky^ May if, iSrs, W Gmcm

u (k asHr 9m OasMl

_• siora^*TBe sBMHaa aseeeBt, eoatnauiia la om «sianS|p cwwn, saMayws, lUf*, m

W. Dmmm. niM la dss wSmb G«dMi ••A keeMr, aaMd mESTGaSm/mmi
■■ats sad iecMM a ammkm ot dM Deteh cpeiaeMiy aboei dM vnr iSm^ Aomb
whhuMkiMMbl^wediefcBDeiea.wyck«wwwy we/wBiblit OMdoe aad Ut wJ
•««a aat haadag aad lad mmguia Mfweiily, «mi wine kMid the csMk «f G«dM'a liBib m^
dM fkf hmr utnm wmtti MTaawdi r Md Ind fer aodriBg, haMead la dM lyai fteai whaaea dM mm
WhaBha aiiiia4 ha feaad OafdM lyfag aa dM 8>aaiidiaii^ A few feat ftaai bfaa

a hffgs taaff waleaias ie hh awe Mnoil mat aliaadr Hiaif hid ia.daaihs aad a dwtt Saiaaca ftaai dM twa, Gardoa'a
filltfcl dag wai wiiaite aad leailifeit aboat, badly wmd ap. Gafdaa wai aanfed hoan aa a Soar, aad ■• daa-
gMBi waaa hh waaag djaaihi to 6^ dM hia friaads tStf t o Shdhr rMa fer P r> Mawa-lf I aai aat wiaail7

aiaa aia waaadt, aae cava aaaaaaiflaaMac ac us faoavaty*
wdag u r d aa U Ida ad f wi a w ii Ha had kd Baau bat a
bar feiKag la da iia warii c a aip UH l i, ha was attacked
I dfvw bfe lMnMiaf.kaife, aad Bm Sfbi aaaeMacad ia good

^. . .,^ . weaMaMaahbkaaadM tear wkh dHpaiaiacewaga aad

bfai le dMda Ua anaadaa bacwaaa biiBMid hhVaMar. ABar favifal naadi ia dda way, Gaidaa, cutuac

Sfei'bat aac dB aftar baaiatf aad

dag dM cndh 9t Mviag bis life.

aSTwbaa bt baaid a BoSas babied

aae iaib af a ma biiba ad aCsyiiegiagaa bii wife. He

' Md hMfcieg aB dM wba% «ss fe a daadly dwBSi widi bia kaife aad aadad dM cai

: dag waas Mriblf asad afTaa abeve dMoibad. He ahrays se«e bia feiddal

ieew ■eeaBariba % bewaaaawwaOaadaaweiafewaieaa le advaaaa af bis f

eaeww adadhgie a Mad^SB i, baawiag diet hfe w ife's ife di paeda d aa bji s MB as agaiJM Maai C airjtoe wa s aqaal
-ta tee aBanMac78 leiiaig Ua sea, aridi aaiak aye aae aeaRUiB taaca, a Mafu laeart, aea ibe aaaa eaeeafeea
[eafeMl BMbCd le dM sieead banafeH at kSwife's feat.**

Fifth GineraHoni Jfimdriek^ Uendrick^ Ephe.^ 6i

168. WYNTIK^ HANTA mairicd Aug. St >744i Samuel Dune. He wnt prob-
ably the son of I'ieter Durie and Judick DeMaiee, baptiied June 30, 1733. She united
with the church at Schiaalenburgh in 1743. They probably removed with the colony to
Coiiewago» Penn«» and subiequently. to Kentucky. .

100— OEERTJE bURIE,i tpi. June 90. 1745, m. piebably JoMph' DeBana, ioa ol JooH
DeDaaa, who was bora July 31, 174a.

isauB* Bapttad at Comaaga."

If M— Wyntis diBAim.t tp. Stpt !• 1771.

IIM— Samuel paBAOM.ttp. Junes. 1774* ' ^•

101— PETRU8 DURI£.i tp. Jaaeal. i7<7. dM te iaiucy.
iOS-MARU DURIE.* tp. Stpt a4. 1749. a* Plitar Caaaft.

iiaCB. ^ Bapdwd at Comaago. j

1164— Samubl CASSAar,* tp. t77i.
nil— jAGoa CAaaAar.* tp. Oct 3. 1771. '
If It— Pima CAaaAar.t tp. Jaa. X4. 1776b'

HIT— HaiiOBiacCAaaAaT.«tp.Apifl2a,i77i* * '• ' j

llii— Datio Camabt,* tp. April JM. i77i.

iOa- ANOpnriB DURIE.« tp. FA A tJS^ m. Atarakam DaBaaa.

'ISSVb/ BaptindatCoatwago. |

liiO- Sam OBL Da BAim.t tp. Jaa. x. 177s-
• liiO— Ammatie Da Baum,« tp. Aug. 17. t777«

604-PETRU8 DURIE.f b. July 13. ^734. »• Aatfa

: 1611— 8AM0BLDuatB,« tp.Jipia IS, 1773. .
. .1668— Wyntib puata.t bp. Jaa* i4« 1776b .

606-rJIENDRICK DURIE.i b. Nov. a6. 1736. ....
608— WYNTIE DURIE.I b. April 30. 1719.
607— ALBERT DURIE.* b. Jaa. 4. 176a.
fOf.DANIEL DURIE.I b. Jaa. 4. X76ik . ..

608-ANNAETJEH. DURIE.! bp. Nov. 13. 170S.

IM. ALBERT^ BANTAt aunied at Schiaaknburght November 38, 1736, liag*
dalena Van Voorfaees, daughter of Petma Van Voorheei and Ceeigean Romeyn. * He
waa Church Warden at Hankmick in 1761, and Elder in 1765. Waa diosen free-
holder of the township of Hackennck in 1772 and 1781. During the Revolutkmary
War he had property destroyed by the Britidi, ibr whidi he received £634 in settlement
frimi die U. S. Government. Ho sold his fiurm at Schraalenburgh, June $• 17^ ^nd
removed to Kentnckyt eettling near Harrodaborgy where he died S^L 39, i8ia Hia
wUbdied July i5orthe.sameyear. / ' '

ISSOB.

610— HENDRIClCi b. Jaay. 31, 1736. m. Racbsl Hoppsr.
611— PBT£RIU8.t May 17. 1760^ m. RacbeT Vaa CMe.
618— DANIEL.* Stpt 13. 1760^ m. Maiy Voorbost.
616— ALBERT.! Nov. $. 1764. dioA Jaly aa. 1776.

614— 8AMUEUS Dsa. «, 1766, died Jaly ag, 1776.

616— GEERTRtnr.i Mcb. 3B. 1769, disd Jaly aa. 1776.

618— JACOB,i Mcb. 13. STTi.'au tTM Maiyt bMta. .

61T— GEE8IE.S Aag. 3. 1771. a. Lake Veeibses.

618— MARIA.1 Jaay. tx. 177^ disd uaawrriid. i«3S. .

618— GERRITIES (Charity). Dse. 13. X77l. m. Mti HsadriekS Bsata.

JflUk CktunUiam/ Jatoi^ Diftk^ E^A

CHAPTER VIIL

riFTH OENERATION.

JMObs Birekt SplM.i'
188.«ELIZABETH« BANTAt nanied April 7t in% Dirde Loiier.

IttVB. I

/ .'

MP^HENDRICKJBN LOZIER.i t^ Jaay. ts. S739b dad hi infiuiey.
i4§*NICHOLAS LOZIER^i A«f. •, 174s, dad ia teftacy.
i4I*NICHOLAS LOZlEiUf Sept. « IMS.
1^'? H^*: . Ml— HENDRICICYB LOZlEi^f Jaay; a^ 174^. a* Jn

•'••.N

!*"•-*'»' •,•-.. f

I— Nicholas Ootwatbs,* b. Oct n. 179a

MS— JACOB LOZIER.f Oet. 9, 174I.

; «44^ALBBItT LOZ1ER.S Sept 94. ITSI*
-V .' Vi i Mi— ABRAHAM LOZlEE,f Dae. 9. X7S4-
tK.i}i\ ] Mi— JOHANNES LOZI£R.i ICafch 9, 1760.

* '. Its. DIRCK^ BANTA, married July 2S» X7S3t Anje Van CkseiL They were
mcmbcn of the church at Hacfcenwcfc, May 33, 175& He was a member of True Re-
fiMned Chinch at Hadrensack in 1761. Was Church Warden in 1763 and Deacon in

* ' MT— JACOB.f Match 90. X7S5-

MS— HENDRICICYE^ July 7. 1737. a* Joait Lori«.

188. THOMAS^ BANTA, married at Schnalenburgh, March ii« 1761, Anna,
daughter of Nidiolas Stniwd and Kesia Edsall, who was baptised at Hacfcensack, May
S7f 1733* No ftvther recotd of them appears, unless the baptism at Clarkstown, Rodc-
bnd Co., of a duld of Thomas Banta and wife, refers to their son, namely :
#4tt— JACOa* b. Auf. 9A, lylB^^

191. JOANNES^ BANTA married Annatie Vanderhoff. Were roemben of the

churcb at Schraalcnbur^ November, 1787. Received £s^ ^ property destroyed by

' the British during the Revolutionary War. A John Banta was a soldier in the Revotu-

' tfeOf from Bergen County— probably tbte John* His wife died Sept. 7, 1828, and he

died Dec. aj, 1828 s both were buried at Schraalenburglu

ISSOB.

IIS— JACOB,! b. May n, 1776^ diad aaek Aprfl 30^ ttxa.
Its- CORNEUUS;i May 9A, 1779b m. CadMriaa Danwnst
114— JOHANNES.i OaL tA, 1713. m. Calharlna AdwnBaa.
008^ *^"^** Juaa S4f S7mi Nana antaad aa cbuicb r a t o w »

CHAPTER IX.

riFTH OBJIERATION.

Wlnt^ Wlnf IbplLm.^

S8S.* WIERT^ BANTA married at Hackensack, Kov. 35, 1732, .6eertruyd Van
Boskerck, daughter of Toroas Van Boskerck and Margritie Brickers, who was bom at
Hackensack and baptised March 7, I7is« He was elected Church Warden at Hack-
ensack in 1757.

Fiftk GiHirutwmj Wuri^ Wuri^ E^.^ 63

668— WlERT.i bp. Mwcfa 83, xtss. died In laiuiey.

669— WlERT.i Mwcfa 6. vm*

670— THOMAS,* Oct x, 1736. dltd In infiuicy.

6T1 —THOMA S.*^ Ap ril xj. X74Qi m. Ocmtk (Charity) Tcriraae.

67t— MARGRIETB^S Jan. 93, X74a, »• Jacob VakDtiBt.

676— DAVID.i Oct. 4. X747.

674— MARU,i b. Jm. 1$. XTSa*

8M. RACHEL « BANTA, 6ee page 37*

881. DAVIDS BANTA married at Hadrentack, Sept 27, 1745, Anijea (Aaltje)
Ackennaa, daughter of Johaimca Ackennan and Maria Wiekvdt, who wae bora thcfe^
Aog. 70i 1727. He was elected Elder of the diaich in Hadcensack in 1757, 1760 and
1766. Was a Freeholder of Bergen Coonty in I779-I78a During tlie Revolutionary
War, when the British and Tories were annoying and injuring the resklents in the
vicinity of Hadcensack, his turn being about a mile north of that village, he exdianged
ibr a fiurm at Paraflius with Cornelius Loaer, a Tory, agreeing to furnish substitutes lor
the latter's two sons (John and David) during the war. He xemoved to Paramus, where
he lived three years. He died Oct. 8, 1783. His will dated Oct. 7, 1783, was probated
June 9, 1783. His widow r e cd ve d j£7io ibr pi o p e i ty destroyed by die Britidi during
the Revdutionary War. She died April 16, 1798.

676— WIERT.S b^ Maidi IS* m7* died fai iaiucy.
67t— JANNETJEH.* b^ Juas 4. tn^ wu Rodof Bofvt
677— WlERT.i b^ July 6. 1753. m. Lssh DtGroot.
678— J0HAKNI8.C b. Aag. X7, xtA m. Raebd Vsa Hera.

67P— MARYATHE.fb. Maveb « 17961 »• 1»m KlP* Nov. ss. X77». He was a ton oT
Nksrie XIp sad Ua ViuslaBd. Sba ditd Juae 17. XI96.

ISSVB.

178 P— NiCASis XiP.t b. Oet. xs, 1760^
1781- HBMoaicx KiM Dee. xs, X74.
1788- Aima Xip.c Jaa. 31, 1769.
1788— Lax Xip.c Maveb S9. 1791.
1784— Mauia Kip.c Msveb s6. xtbs*
1786-LaMA KIP.C Jaa. 4. 1796-
1788— Isaac Kip.c Stpt xy, X796.
1787— Jambs Kip.c Jm. 34. X799.

68§-ABRAM.l b. Jaa. es. 17*^ ». J i 852^'gr*'
681— RACHELhS b. Stpt 3. X76«. ditd te iaiucy (7).
888— JACOB.' b. May 3. X7tfd. m. Catfuuias Lambert.

885k HENDRICKS BANTA married Aug. 8, 1746, Sarah Herden. He was dected
Chnndi Warden in Hackensack hi 1759. He died in 1778, his widow dying Sept. 9, 1780.

ISSUB. ^

888— MARITIE.! bp. JuBB 06, X747. died te faitecy.

684— HESTER,* bp. Jsa. sg, X9e49. m. Joha A Wesiervdt.

686— RACHEUl b^ FA 3, xysr* died la bilBBsy.

666— WIERT.i bfi. Stpt 63, X7SS. dM la lalkaqr.

687— WIERT.C Nov. 3B, f7SS. dkd X77i*

688— MARYATHE,! b. Aug. xs, X7S8. au Jaa Vsrvdca.

688- SAMUEL,! b^ Juaa X4, X761. Wat a iddlsr fai tbe Revdailoasiy War fiem Bcrgn

Couaty. I>tadlaX763. • ' •

680— RACHEL,! b^ July X7.t70i a. Joha CBegsrt. *

681— 8ARA.S b. Mareb sg, X7d6, m. Jacob D#»Ofoot.

Fifth CnumiUn; Witrt^ IVurt^E^J

ISSUE.

1766— Lbna DbGboot,* b. Jan. 3. 1793.

888. JACOBS BANTA married Lena Ackerman, daughter of John H. and Lena

Acfcermaa. He died January, 1764. His wtU dated June 2, 17601 with a codicil dated

September is, r762, six weeks after the birth of hia youngest son, is recorded at

Trenton, in liber H, Iblio 40a*

isauB. ^

6ta— MARIANS t^ Dae. as. iTSSi dM is laCuMy.
.^v^. Wl-r JOHN.* Septal. i7».

. ^ 6M-WlE]rr.SAag: 14, 1737*
•-' iM^HENDRICICi b. Aag. 4. iTte. m. Maria Bogtrt '

888. LYDIA^ BANTA married December ra, 1735, >^* Cornelius Meyer.^ They
were members of the diurcb at Schraalmburgh in 1753, where she died October 17, 1792.

ISSUX*

^ ' "^'^ ' nWJOHANNBS MEYER,i (7) m. Sarah EdsenoB.

• i-

ITtS— LTDU liSYKS.* h. Sept. 9, ITte

ITM— CoaMSUus llBYBa.* b. Aug. 13, 1767.

17t6— PBTaa MBYta.* (?) Mcfa. 9A, 1769. No name 00 regtaier.

ITM— jAOoa llBTBa,« Oct a. 1773.

fPT— MARIA MEYER.! Sapt 1$, 174s. m. John Vaa Honi..

ISSUB/

1787— CoBMBUOS VAif HoBN,« b. Apifl as. 1769.

6St* JANNETIE MEYER.f Nov. n. 1744.
6ti— RACHEL MEYER.» Nor. ^ 1746.

<•.

Hendriek* Wlert* Bpko.^

885. ELENA ^ BANTA married at Schraalenburgh, October 29, 1736, Frederick
Webber, son of Wolfert Webber and Crietje Stille, who waa baptised in New York,
Se p tember 23* IT^S*

ISSOB.

•00— WOLFERT WEBBER.i t^ July 3S, 1737.
601 — TRYNTJE WEBDER.» Fab. « 1739.
OOS— MARORISTYE WEBBER.i Mcfa. sob 1741. died ia iaiBBay.
000— SARAH WEBBER.fBi. Daa. as. 1766^ la New York. Abrafaan Retaa. of Pmmys.
*" ' ' 004— MARGARITA WEBBER.i Mcfa. 30. 174A*
•

888. WIERT« BANTA married January 22, 1746, in New York, Anaetje, daughter
of Philip Minthom, who was baptised in New Yoric, March 26, 1727. He was a car-
penter in New York. Was admitted aa a fteeman in that dtyin 1748, and was prob-
ably the first of the fiunily to remove from New Jersey and become a resident of New
York. March 9, 1747, he bought from Dirck Dey a plot of land 25 x 8$ on the south
skk of Dey Street, the consideratk>n being £$0, (Liber 46, folio sS3t N- Y. Deeds.)
This property he sold June 4, 1791— in the deed being desoibed aa ''a carpenter, late
of New York and now of Hackensack township." In another deed, dated 178$, he is
described as ''of Tenafly." He married for a second wife January 23, 1790, at Schraa-

Fifth CtnerathHi Hendriek^ Wieri^ Epkt.^ 6$

lenburghy Elizabeth Eckenoiiy widow of Cornelius Verveleii,by whom he had a child in

his old age« named after his first bom, who had died* The children by his first wife

were all baptised in the Dutch Church in New York, and his son by his second wife was

baptised at Schraalenburgh. |

issvB wt nasT wira*

•OA— HENRICUS.» bp. ICsfdi x. 1747. »• Josaaa Edsalk Jvae 15. XTtf. He ditd prior
10x791. I

ISSUE.'

ITM— Jo"AifiiA.t b. Jaae ag, 1767, died la iafeacsr.

6M— JOHANNA,s JM. f. X749b dM Dee. SI, iTSa*

607— JOHANNES,! April f. xtss, died Dee. aa^ ITSS.

i08— ANNA,* Dec s. X7S3i »• Joha Alllagloa. Dee. xs vn^ Died wUhool

i09— TRYNTJE,iJvBezs.X737.».-^Lodsr.. She died to S761.

ISSUB.

170$ I— HAmtAH Lonsa«« m. Joha Deanrost
•10— FRANCYNTJE,s April is. I7«i! ss. Nicholas Nagle.

1769— jACoa NAOXJB,t b. April 191 1704.
1770— Annatib Naolb,* May ij, itMu

Oil- JOHANNES.I April ai. 17^ died July 9b IT^S-
tlS— HYLTJB.f Oct 19, 1766, dted Sept 9, 1767-

issiiB wi ssooM o wire. .

eiS-HENDWCK.i b. Itaeh ^ 179^ au ) i llJJg;^^

887. JOHN« BANTA waaafermer at Tea Neck, N. J., and subeeqiiently at
Cloater. His house and bam woe burnt by the British during the Revolutionary
War* ibr wfaidi he was awarded ^£457 damages by the appraisers under the Act passied
December lo^ 1781. Hb fiiat wife was Trintae Denimsty daughter of David and
Catrina Demaresit whom he married December 10^ 1747. They were both members
of the churdi at Schraalenbur^ in 1758. He nuurtied again April 1^ 1769, Cornelia
Huyler« widow of Christian Hdm, who was bom May 2, 1736, aiid died April 90^ 1839.
His win, dated December, 1785, was recorded in Trenton, February 34, 178&

ISSITB wi PtaST WlPt.^

014— HENDIUCK.S b. Dee.4. 174!. died la iateey.
818— DAVID,! b. Aug. itfb i7S>t sk Feauaeile Bfover.
ili-MA]UA.f b. Aug. 4. I7S4. a* JuM Christie.
81T— WI£RT.i b. Jaae 7. t7S7. sk Jacemyade Cbrisda.

/

818— CATRINTIE,* b. April as, 1770, at Henry Day.
018— JANNETIE,* April 14. .1773. at Albeit Dflouiest
080- HENDRICX,' Oct ag, 1775, m. Maiy Bouloa.
881— CHRISTIAN.! Dee. 13. I77i. died Feb. m, ITBS*

988. JACOBS BANTA married ibr his first wife, September 29, 1754, at
Schraalenburgh, Claerte Van Wuilde. He removed to the dty of New Yoric and was
admitted as a freeman in that city in 1755. February aa, 1758, he bon^t on the east
side of Fair Street (now Fulton) a lot 23x117 ft.— being described in the deed as a
carman. In 1775 he bou^t a lot on King George Street (now William Street), run*
ning through to Park Row, bte Chatham Street He married for bis second wife.

i

66 FifiM CtmraHons Hmdrick^ mnt^ E^eA

»•

January 31, 1773, Jannetje StymetSy who was bom in August^ 1745. He died July 20,
1783. His will, dated September 25, 1783, was probated May, 17841 and is recorded
in the New York Surrogate's office in Liber 36, folio 334. His widow for many years
was a shopkeeper at 69 Chatham Street. She died April 10^ 1839, her will being

recorded in Liber 63, iolio 37.

issuB BT nasT wirs.^

ess— HENDRICK.i h. Jaay. 17. 17A died Feb. 7. 1737-
•SS— TRYNTJE.i bp. Dec. j, iTSt. dM Nov. 7, 1799.

6S4— ANNA£TJ£.» b..llch. 93. 17^ m. Frcdcrkk Msbic.

•88— TRYNTJE.itp. Joes, iT^dMSept. 8, 1771.

8S€— REBECCA,* b. Jsay. 10^ tjS^ m. Henry Clapp*

'\- 6S7—JAKOas bp, Aag. 30b 177a. died Nov; 1. 177a.

, ••• , • • . /

I . issoB ar sscoMO win.

Sis— JACOB.! b. Jaay. jA. t77S. m- EUiabech Woods.
SSS-PETER.S lldL 17. 1778. m. j i gSrf2^Kj[~*^'

SSS— HENRY.1 Jvae •• 1780^ Ht was a tailor at 97 Chatbsm St, New Yoffk, and died mi-

iBsrrisrt Aptfl 4, i8n>

•■*•..

S MO. PAULUS* BANTAt married in New York, June Si >75^ Francyntje Min-
iiM^^ daughter of Philip Minthom, who was bom January aa, 1738. He was admit-
ted a freeman in New York in 1765. He was a carpenter and builder, and his name
appears frequently in the records of the Register's office in New York, in connection
iHteh the transfers of real estate. His (ather-in-Iaw, Philip Minthom, owned a &rm of
ovtr one hundred acres, east side of the Bowery, extending from about First Street,
north, to the Stuyvesant frrm, and easterly to the East River. Oct. 16, 1776, Paulus*
Banta was among the Loyalists who signed the address to General Howe, then in com-
mi^i4 pf the British troops in New York. After the death of Philip Minthom his frrm
was divided among his nine children, by lot, the map showing the division being re-
oorded in the Register's office in Liber 50^ folio 37a An advertisement in the A^^rtir
VtrilViikfy GmMittt^ in 1768^ reads as feUows :

For Sale, a house and lot in Batteaux Street. Also, a lot of ground in the mead-
owy frdng Captain Smith's. Apply tq Paulus Banta, in the Bowoy.

In Mardi, 1773, in Rhrimg si^s GoMette^ appeared the following advertisement of
PSttlua Banta:

To be sold, a lot of ground containing about 8 acres; one ade and three^uarters
in salt meadow, being in the ^' Out Ward" of this dty, in the Bowery Lane, whereon is
a good dwelling house and bam, &c

A week later another notice of a sale appeared of a house in ''Dirick Dye's Street,
apply to Paulus Banta at the saki house."

Thomas F. Devoe, in his Market Book, page 331, makes the following mention of^
the wife of Paulus Banta. Referring to the ** Oswego Market,"* which was built in
1773, at the comer of Broadway and Maiden Lane, he says :

. .: |Ona of the principal market-women, who daily attended" at this market both win*
tor and summer, was Mrs. Frances Banta (usually known as ^'Aunt Frankey '*), one of
thie. daughters of Philip Minthome and a sister of Mangle Minthome. (Mangle Min-
thdrne'i daughter, Hannah, married Daniel D. Tompkins, afterward Govemor of New
York and Vice-President of the United States.) On some eight or ten acres left to her
by her fether, near the present comer of Third Street and the Bowery, she lived and
grew her produce or market truck.

Fijik dneraium ; Hindrkk^ WwrT^ Epki.\ 67

Each market day found ''Aunt Fninkey ** ready for an early start, with hor produce
placed in her market-cart over night, and before daylight next morning the was on her
way down the Bowery road, and into this market, mdy to serve the then early risers,
who were anxious to get the choice. She raised a Itf ge family, two of whom were
daughters whom she taught the same accomplishments, or rather habits of industry, so
peculiar to those early days. No doubt one of these daughters even exceeded the
mother, as will be perceived in a sketch of her history in the Union Market (see No.
637) ; the other is aiso noticed in the Centre Market (see No. 638).

Paultts Banra died Oct 18, 1791, his wUow surviving him nearly thirty years, and
dying March 18, iSai. .

•81— HENDRICK,! bp. April 1, 17S7. disd ScpL ao^ 17S7.

888— HENDRICK.I bp. Nov. 1. 175S. dIsd March 3. 1760.

888— HENDRICK,! bp. Jan. ao^ 1761. m. Naaey Upptaeott. died Feb. n. if 19.

884— ANNAETJE.I bp. June lo^ 17^. died aamanriad te iSss.

888— J ACOB.I bp. Nov. 17, X7tf$, was a gaideaar and died UBroairiad fai i8boi

888— PHIUP.I bp. OcL sS. 1767. dIsd Aag. « 1768.

887— CATHARINE! (Trya^c). bp. Aag. lo^ n^ m. John Bair.

888— FRANCYNTJBI (Faaay). bp. Ftb. 43. 177a. au Robert Watson.

888— HYLA.I bp. Feb. 19. 1775.

840— WlLLIAM.t b. Jan. 15, 1779. m.'8aiah WQhn.

Ma DAVIDS BANTA mairied November 9, 1760^ HeUigond Weblier. She
was a dnai^ter of Aamottt Webber and Sara Minthom, and was baptoed in New York
November 38, 1736. He was a mason, and was admitted aa a freeman in New York
in 1765. October 12, 1764, he bought a house and lot on Partition Street, now Fulton
Streiet, opposite St Paul's Church (Liber 37, iUio 196). There is no record in the
Register's office how or when it passed from bis possesskm.

A

841— TRYNTJBi (CathaifaM). bp. ScpL 87. i76i« m> FhDip RooMiae.
8U— 8ARAH.I Sept n» tT^S^ m- Sfanon Lositf.

issue/

1847— PstsaLLA LosiBm.t b. Aug. 6b 1718.
1848— Saeah LosiBm,t b. Feb. 5, 171^.

8U— HANNAH.! ol — Van Ordca.

844— MARGARET.! bp. Aag. aS, 1768. died uaaianisd Nov. 7. 1834.

8U— HSNRY.I died naaanisd.

CHAPTER X.

8IXTB OEMIRATIOX.

OosBoIiiifl^ Jia* Oomalliia* Bpko,^

« «

864. CORNELIA^ BANTA married at Schraalenburgh, April 9, 1758, William
Verixrrg. They probably lived in New York during the Revolutionary War.

tssmt

871— ELIZABETH VERBERG.i bp. MflQr e7. iTSt-

878— RACHEL VERBERG.t b. Nov. 43. iTte,

878-CORNELn;8 VERBERG.« bp. Ilareb 28. vfi^

874— ANNAETJE VERBERG.t b. Sept 43. 1788. died te ialiney.

878— ANNAETJE VERBERG.I bp. Nov. aS. 1771. la New Yoflu

878- WIIXEM VERBERG,! bp. Aag. 7. 1774. la New Yoriu

68 StxtA GitumiioMs C&nuiius^ Jam^ CanuHus^ Epke.^

317
JSANNA^ BANTA married at Scbraalenburgh, ApM

Vanderbeck.

ISSUE.'

•77— RACHEL VANDERBECK.t bp. Ftb. t, vf^
.. ' . rre— FEMMfiTIE VANDERBEClCt bp. Ftb. 8. 175^
•79— C0RNEUU8 VANDERBECK.t b. Ang. w^ 1760.
MO— JANNETJE VANDERBECK,* bp. Aprtt M, 1763.

887. JAN* BANTA married at Sduraaleaborgh, May 27, 17591 Aaaetfe Demarest
la 1791 he sold his half of the fium inherited from his father,, to his brother Hendrick,
and removed to the vidnity of the Ponds» where he had boui^t anot^ frim May i,
179a This latter fium he sold May i, iteo, and removed to New York. June i, 1801,
Ihi bongfat the house, 17 Bowery, ''on the east side of Bowery Lane," 37x135, ibr
$3,563— -being described in the deed as a ''Gentleman." He kept a grocery here till
he soU the p r operty in 1803 fer j£i,330 (deed recorded Liber 64, folio 5^), and bought,
June 3, 1803, on tlie west side of 3d street (No. 73), now Forsyth street (deed recorded
Liber 93, folio 366), where he continued the grocery business until his death, Oct 39, 1813.

ISSUS.

•81— RACHEL.* bp. Oct « 1761. died la iateqr.

888— RACHEL.* bp. y^ 17. 17^ vL «i Jacob L Vsa Saaa.*

issoi^

., I— Ammatis Vaw 8AAN.t b. Oct itfb t7as.

a— Rachbl Van aAAN,t b. Sept. 4. 17M.
9— Jam Van aAAN,t bi Jan. 7, 1798.
4-*MAB0AaiSTA VAN Saaii.t bi Nov. r. itse^

888— MARIA.* b. MdL St, 1766^ died la falaaqr.

884— CORNEUUS.* bp. Feb. ar. I7<9i m. Csdwfiae Brvet.

888— PETRUS.* b. MdL s6. 177a. aBe*4)Qiolbca Vsa Ordea.

888— MARIA,* bp. Aag. 1, 1775. m. Jaaset Vsa Hooghtoa, May 5. 179a.

r— jACoa Van Hovobton.t bp. Nov. 14, iTge.
s— >MAaiA Van Houohton.! |^ Juas la. itos.

887— MARC2ARET.* b. Oct ar. 1778. m. David Pnlisfoit.

888-HENRY.* b. Jan. a. 1783. «. 1 i glSS^sJSrS^
888- JOHN.* bp. May s. I7t7.

858. MARIA ^ BANTA married at Schraaknburgh, April 9, 1758, Jan Berdan, Jr.

/

ISSUB.

888— JAN BERDAN,* bp. Jsa. si. 1739*
881— RACHEL BERDAN,* bp. Feb. as^ 17^
888— CORSTYNTIE BERDAN,* b. Aag. si, 1765.
888— C0RNEUU8 BERDAN.* bp. Mch. sa. 1770^
884— CORNEUA BERDAN.* bp. Ftb. sA. 17101
888— MARU BERDAN,* bp. Feb. « 1784.

800. WIERT* BANTA married at the Dutch Lutheran Church in New York,
January 3, 1766, Elisabeth Mildeberger. During the Revolutionary War he sided with
the adherentt of the King, and held a commission as Lieutenant in Captain Peter
Eaift oompany of the '* King's Militia Volunteers'*— received from Sir Henry Clinton,

SixfA Gtu^raiwH; Comeiius^ Jan^ Conniiiu'^ EpkeA

bearing date sd February, 1779. He served under Lieut. -CoL Abram Van Buskirk in
an engagement at '^Hoeburk'* (Hoboken) near Paulus Hook, N. J., where, in March
33i I779» he received a wound by a musket ball in the knee, which permanently disabled
him, roidering him a cripple for the remainder of his life. In Octoberf 1787, be was
living in Shelboume, Nova Scotia. In a memorial addressed by him to die .High
Honorable Lord Cathcart, dated London, September 12, 1788, appealing to the Crown
for aid, be recapitulated some of his services, as follows:

During the command of his Excellency Sir Henry Clinton, at New York, I was
frequentlv employed in procuring intelligence, and was the person who was sent into
Bergen County, N. J., ior the express purpose of taking the iniamous Broower, who ^
had murdered Captain John Richard, which I effected and brou^t him into New York.
That among other services I was sent into New Jersey to intercept the rebel mail, in
which I was disappointed, but at great risk I took the rebel General Ward Munter,
Muster-General to the rebel armv, etc.. Colonel Bradlbrd, and seised the general's
papers. When I returned to New York, I delivered the papers to your Lordship per-
sonally one morning early, and if your Lordship can recolmt, I requested to have tvro
boats from one of the Idng^ ships lying m the Nordi river, in order to take off my
party, with the prisoners there in the woods concealed. That your Lordship was
pleased to inform me the papers which I had brought bad given Sir Hemy the
utmost satis&ction. • • • • • I beg leave to inform your Lordship that at the
evacuation of New York I went to Nova Scotia, where I endeavored to settle my iamily;
that in 1786 I was examined before the Commission far American Claims, Colonel
Dundas and Jeremiah Pemberton, Esq., who were pleased* to give me the ioUowing cer-
tificate (certificate eqdosed), with which I have now come to London, In order to petition
for the half pa^ of a lieutenant, or such military compensatioo as has been allowed to
othen in the hke predicament with myaelil I therelore humbly bee leave to request
your Lordship will be so kind as to honor me with your certificate oS ttie activity ana seal
I showed tonwds his Majesty^ service in America, and of such particular matters as
your Lordship may recollect, and your Lordship's recommendation in such manner as
you shaO thmk proper ibr the bounty and rdief of Government, aAiich will greatly
relieve my distresaes, as I am now reduced to extreme poverty and have nothmg to
depend upon in this country, where I am a stranger, to the great inconvenience or my
frunily in Nova Scotia, who^ with myself^ unless I succeed to that benevolenoe which
has been extended to manv of my fellow countrymen and sufferers, must mevitably be
involved m utter ruin ana distress. I beg leave to mention to your Lordship that
during the war I recruited 63 men for the corps commanded by Lieut-Cohmel Bayard
and UeuL-Colonel Buskirk, that I was sent to reconnoitre Fort Montgomery by Sir
William Howe, which I dkl to his Excellency's satisfiiction, and was* at the taking of it
when I received two wounds. That I went as guide to the Li^t Infiwtry, under the
command of Colonel Abercrombie, to Tappan, where Washin^n's Light HorM were
defeated; that being constantly employed on these kind of seivioes was the sole reason
of my not getting a Commisskm, to which I was entitled by raising my quota of men
of one of the new corps— >all of whidi dreumstances were proved to the satisfiiction of
the Commissioners at Halifiue.

Accompanying this memorial were testimonials from William Franklin, late Governor
of New Jersey; firom William Bayard, who refers to the fiict that he r e mem b ers Wcart [sic]
Banta bebg on crutches for many months in New York, from the musket wound already
mentioned (he mentions also that Wiert Banta had a large femily to support); and
from .Lieut«Col. Abram Van Buskirk, late N. J. Volunteers. That he was successful
In obtaining recognition for his military services appears firom the following bill of
eaoehange, made by his widow, which also indicates the date of his death:

Newark, 37. Fdiniary, 1796. '

CtHitemen: When you receive the monevt due to the estaflTof the late Weart [Hc\
Banta, pay this, my first of exchange, second of same tenc r and date unpaid, to the

TO Sixik CtneroHoms Corueiitn^ Jan^ Canuiius''^ Efki.^

ardtr of Andrew Henm, — Sterling, value received, being in full of her military
alkmanoe from isth dT June to 39 Augusts 179s* I am your humble lervantt

Afmn. PAyn, EUU$ *• /«/», Agtnis, (Signed) Euzabeth Banta.

Lmidm^ Eng.

Wiert Baata probably died August 39, 1795. His. widow lived with her
grandson, iMWeart^ Banta, in New York City,and died at the bouse of the widow
of tbe latter in Christopher Street, New York pty, April 19, 1833, at the age of eighty*
fbnr iftm.' She was buried in die frmily vanJt of the Mildeberger's fai the diurdi-yard
iff ^St Markfs fai the. Bowery.** The duldren named below were baptised in the
Latheran Church in New York. -One child, whose name does not appear in the records,
was baptiMd at Paramos, February ay, i769«-the parents^ names given in this latter
case aie '^Weart Banta and Eliabeth ^ and it is possible that these were others

-than tte Wiert Banta now referred to. . It is probable that other childrien were bom,
as the certificate of CoL Bayard mentions a "large femOy," but the churdi records
during the war are missing. ' / .

ISSUB.

•M-*BLIZABETH.t b. Nor. 19. 196^ m. Imae An Davli.
M7— RACHEL.* bi March 1. 176S.
*.' Ma— <^- bp. Fsh. sy. 1769.

Mt^JOHN.t b. July ag^ 1770^ ak EOnbcdi Van WydL

' 7M— SABAH,* b. Mqr t. ITM-

MO. ANTJEN* BANTA married at Sdiraalenburgh, April 19, I76s» Dirck
Wannamaker. ^

• ISSUB.^

701— RACHEL WANNAMAKSR,t bp. Jaa. a4. iTtfl.
. 7M— CORNEUU8 WANNAMAKER,t bi Nov. a. S77a. m. EUiabedi Van Wyck« widow
ofMSjohat Baata.
7M— CORNEUA WANNAMAKER, bp. Sept. 6b I77i*

Ml« MARGARET* BANTA married Samuef Retan,.and upon his death she

flsairied Isaac Slagg. /

ISSUB ar FtasT luaaiAOB.

• 704— CORNEUUS RBTAN.« b. Nov. a^, 177s. »• Hatta Pdlov. ^

lUUl. "

1007— MAaoABBT RBTAir.t b. Nov. ao^ 1993.

1000— Sam vai. RsTAN.t ScpL 6^ 17961

• • •

' 701— RACHEL RETAN^t Nov. «). I77S-

ISSUE ar SBOOND MAaaiAGE.^

700— SAMUEL STAOa* bp. Jaaa ao^ 1770-

707— HENDRICK BANTA 8TAOO,« b. Aug. i, 179a.

700— ORIETE STAGG.i b. Nov. la. 1793.

MR. HENORICKi BANTA married August a, 1769 (date of license), Eliiabeth
Lak^jirho was bom January 17, 175a His fiuher left him one-half of his (Sum at
jSlMckup' (Spring Valley, N. J.)f wl in 1790 he bought the remaining half irom his
brother John. He and Us wife were memben of the churdi at Hackensack. He died
August IS, 1O17, and &is widow deceased September 4, of the tanus year; both are
buried at the old grave-yard at Spring Valley.

Sixth GtsuraHtm; Cornelius^ J an^ Comeiius^ Epke,^ 71

issucy
709-CORNEUUS.* b. Maieh 1. 1770. m. j J; '^^/^^[yii^S^ "'

TIO^JOHN.* Dtc n, XTTXt »• Jfuwetie Vaa Smul

Tll^RACHEUt April •!, 1774. <Ued No¥. %^ 177I.

Tlf ^GILBERT.* J«|7 tt 1776. m. Lea Bogart.

719— RACHEL,* May 14, X779: died Attff. 94. X7ia:

yi4— WlERT,t JmM 6, 17I1. m. MarfuvC DcoMmt

Tli— DAhaEU* Jul 7. 1764. m. Margam Bcrtboit-

719— NELUE,* b. Jan. 5. X7t7. m. Isaae Vaadaibaek, Jvaa 3. ilos. Ha kept a bold at

Hackwitack, N. J. |

laauB.^

1999— Rachsl RTsaaoN VAMDBUBCK,t b. Fab. 7. i9o6.

717— ELIZABETH,* Ifaich i% 1799. m. Abiabaai Homa, Dtc. lo^ ilo9. Ha was bora
llarcb 4. i^'aad diad Daa. xj, 1I49. la aarly Bfe ba was a icbool •aodiw. aad
aftarwards Jadga oCtba Court of Coauaon Pfcai. Hit widow diad Oct. ax, 1173.

laavK^

1919— Jonii A. Houas,t b. Fab. X7. x9xx, diad xlji.

1911— Eloabsth a. HouaStt b. May ax, xtxa, m. John Qanal Taltanaa, of

NyadE. N. Y.
1919 — Maeia HoiiaB,t b. SapL a6, xixs. m. Edward Party, oT Nyadt, N. Y.
1919— HsNiY Houts.t b. July « xtxt. .

719— HENRY.t Aprfl X3, X7M« n- Wyada Zabriikia.

719— RACHEU* Jaa. 7, X797. m- Harana 8. Laddas, Nov. 6b xtxj.

/
ttavB.

1999— Racrsl Limnica,t b. SapL a, xixs* m- — Vrcdaad. •
1991— Elba Lirnaiia,t bl — VnaUnd.

OobmUbs^ JiMob' Ooraalim' SpluL^

MO. JACOB* BANTA married, Oct . is, 1788; Wyntie, daoghter of Jaeob H.
Zabiiakk and Wyntie Tcrfaune, who waa born Nov. 13, 1768. He lived at WinUeman,
now Bofou, on the east side of the river, opposite Hackensack, where he inherited a
hurge ftrm firom his fiither. For a time he kejit a store near the present site of the
Bogota laifafoad station. In i8i6he wasdectedasoneof the Memtmof AsseiAUyof
New Jerwy, from Bergen Countjr, and re-dected fai 1817. In 18x9 he was elected
Judge of the Court of Common Picas. He died Nov. 5, 1844, his wife having pre-
viously deceased, Dec 13, 1839. .

ISStHL '-
799— CORNEUll8.i b. Aug. 6b X799, wl Blifabcdi Bany.

799-JACOB.i Jan. 9^ X79S, nL J i vSSSLS^m'

797— MATILDA,* Jan. xs, XTM. m. Nicbolas L. Adumaa.

799-ALBERT ZABRISKIB.* b. Nor. .4. «79l. «. j J 2SSaS?hW Bl»au.

799 -JOHN JACOB,* b. March xo. x9aa, m. EUiabeth Campbell.

749— GARRET LANSING.* b. Jima4, ste4. diad Aug. ss. 1SQ4.

741— WYNTIE* (Laviaa), b. Jaa. x6, xSo6, bl David D. DaBumt.

U7. RACHEL* BANTA married Feh. 4, 1809, at Sdiraalenburgh, Peter R.
BogerL He waa a fiirmer residing on the east side of the Hackensack river, opposite
Hackensack, near the present railroad statkm called Bogota.

SLak Gammiimj Ontdms^ Jmet^ CsmgBm^E^keJ

Ttt^HAUUETTA
TM^UATXUU

OcLsl.

▼mliiMKHwr.
▼w iliiM >L Miy i» ia>» <fc< Miqr 6b

%L Nov. ^ sflyx.
A. ▼teSLAUwV K Mttf 13. figlL a. BkiMi<d P

IMB^MAaOAHBTTA VUBlJUm.T K April ^ itfBb 4^ JSM M^ lISl.
IMf^MABT BiAntAA VBSSUUm.T KHMr.S^ li«Bb a. FMcr BL

mt^Mmaem Hbmbt Vtssuunwt K Ocl 94, 1144.

IfTS— Jon yteBuunwt h. Ai«. 9b it4ik dtod

T4i— KOELOPP BOQEBT^ kL Jtf^ A Ay.

BOGEST,* bL Ai«. fb ilB. a. Iteift E. Hoppv. «te
Htitai— »itBagim>,flpporinniriwmlr.K,J,

•Th.Nav.Ai48>

•11. JOSEPH* BANTA ainkd liaiy (or Mercy) Wcfat. la 1803 he wm a
icwm^ ni awMx cowKjy n • j*^ as appem oy a iweii iciu i u eo as
faiUbcrS. ftio»&

tT4^MAKy^%L Ocl I. lOos ai. EflaSMdlBffi Do^.

Aanu AacuA DorrT.T Mif 19^ ii!& a- Datid Bl liaeNaab Jaly 4. i%7.
TlMflvaiiFtoinn.N.J. ^

i^Thoi^ a Mae lUbwi bL Itef s^ i%9b dird May aob 1973-
a— M«y E. MacKeMK OcL 1. sa6f. *d Nov. 5. itSs-

a^lMbdle M. MaeN^M k Jhw IS. sefi4.
4~AltMadcr D. MaeNah.tbL ScfL IL lifift.

S^Fnak R. MacNab^* b. Nov. ag^ 1169^

-EiaA Banta Dott.V Dte. as, \%S9* "^ Laoaoia ABca. Tbcy a«a fai

li ar a dea, toaa, v

issoa.

t— >AB« Daiy.t b. site.
a~CeffaI>acy.tb.ii66^
J— J«a« Doiy,« b. layfc

tMi-*Maaar BuxAaam Dott.t May 14, it39, m. WOaaai J. MOct, Jvly si, sMs.
Tbay tpm fai Wanvkkt Ofaaae Coaacy. N. Y.

iisur.

X— George Ellsworth Miles.* b. April xx. xUa.
a* Edward Doty Xliles.** U. Not. 10. X867.
3— Charles Seymoiir Miles,* b. July, xt^o.
4— Mary Elisabetb MOes,< h. May 97. 1174.

f OM— >Ctiitmia Clbanos Doty.T May w^ xS4a. m. John N. Hyatt, Sept. ao. xfyi.
fOOi» Jambs Hasbii Dory.t Feb. 7, 1147, m. Georgiaiia Loiter. Nov. 8, xlM.

TTi— HANNAH,t m. David Paddock.
77S— DAVID.t m. Robeeea Moster.
777— JOSEPH.t b. OcL z, 11x3. m. Elisabeth Cair.

T7I— MARTHA,t b. Dee. 17. xfx6, m. Thonas MeCaulay, April, X8G9. United with the
Daptlit Chnreh at Waiwlek, N. Y., teiliS. She died March aa, 1183, withoot issue.

' 817. ABRAM* BANTA married DIvertjen (Dcbormh) Wortendyke. He was a
frimer of Franklin to«vxiship» Bergen County, N. J. He died April, 1837; his widow
died August, i<48« y

ISSUB.

779— ELIZABETH,* b. Aug. sy, 1789, m. Beraaid (Baieat) Wfaitsr, Dee. 43. 1809^ at
ParaoMM. She died In t8x6^ ^

ISSUB.

f 017'—Abbaium Bl WiirrBB,t bp. Aug. d, 181B. m. CatharfaM Acker,
f 018— EXJZA WlNTBB,? bp. April XI, x8i&
M10— Dbbobah WiirrBB.t m. Thonas

780— MARGERY,* b. April 04, 1798, nu Henry W. Wfaitsr, Dec 43, X809, at ParaoMM. He
was bom April 04. Z779. cad died Ang. xS, xS^. Was buried at WyckoO; K. J. She
dted May 14. xSyo. /

ISSUB.'

f OtO— Gabbbt WiirrBB,t b. July 3X. i8a4, m. Haanah ifaria Shuate.
f Of 1— Dbbobah Bllbm WiifTBa.t b. May 6^ 1807.
f 08S— MiouBL Wiirr8B.T b. Jaa. aS, 18138. ^

f OSS— Elisa Mabia WIMTBB.V b. July 3, 1434.

781 -SAMUEL,* b. June 13. X7M« m. Margaret Valeathie.
780- ABRAHAM,* b. Sept. 17, X79d, as. CoraeUa Ciuuter.
700— DIVERTJEN* (Deborah), b. Aug. x8,X798. as. Joha T. Stiaat. Oet. 43. 1819. She

dted July 4. 1869.
784— JUDITH,* b. July db 1809. m. PMsr Koaaight.
708— THOMAS A.,* b. Aug. 19. x8o6, m. Maria Aekar.

Sia MARIAN BANTA married Nicholas Dcmarest

issvb;

780— ELIZABETH DEMAREST.*b. Feb. 4. X79&
707— JACOBUS DEMAREST.* b. Mch. x. 1793.

819. THOMAS D.* BAKTA married l^largaret Bamper, daughter of Jacob and
Antje Bamper. Was a fiumer living at Wiexmus, east of Paramus, N. J. He diiti
May 01, 1S53, and his widow died December 6^ 186a Both were buried in the church*
yard at Paramus. ^

IftSVB.

700 - SAM UEL,* b. Nov. a, X797, m. Gerritte (Charity) Garrisoa.
700 -ANTJE.* Oct xo, X799, «• Genud Vreriaad, Jaa. S9b 18x7.

74 Six/i CtHiraHtm; Samtirl^ Abram^ Cormtiiits^ Epke^

issue.'

f 045— > JAMSS J. VRSSLANO.V

TOO— EU2ABETH,* July 94, i9o^ m. Stephoi TcfluuM.

imub/

M4€— AUBST TBBUUiiB,t Jhfcs ■! Ncw Mflfefd. N. J.

M47— 'Cakouiib Tuhvnb,t m. Chlli«i Lsiot. New Fouadtead, N. J.

t04i— Maioabbt Ann TBBNifNB.T Ok Abnhm Vn Aaberf . Hoboion, N. J.

m-JACOB,t b. Iltfch itf^ ite7. ».|i SSJtaJvSDLiL
TM— ABRAHAM.t b. Jaa. f^ li09» m. RmM Bmoort.
TM^QARRET.t bi Aag; 7. axj, m. EBn Coaklia.

ItlUB/

SMI'— CATNABSNB WBSSB1.S.V Ok Jsnes Pmy.

f OM^Mabt C»V b. 1144. m. Cbarles Wtit, Aiif. al. XM4.

TM^THOMAS T..« b. No¥. 11. xlxs, m. EUm Tc

70i— SALLY ZABRI8]aS,t b. May •!. ztx8. m. Jobs Christis. July 9, tMijfi. Uvfaif tl Wind

• Gup. Sprtef Vallty. H. J.
TM— JOHN.t b. Jaa. 94, sBb. dtod Oct 29. ita.

no. ANNAETJEN* BAin'A mairied Duid Bhovdt. She died prior to 1831.

issue'
tf7-*lCARY BLAUVELT.f

7M^ JANE BLAUVBLT.t m. Adam FoUey.

Ttt— ABRAHAM BLAUVBLT.t

•M--DANIEL BLAUVSLT.t

•M. MAGDALENA* BANTA married Pet^ P. Winter. The chOdren were
■B baptiMd at Wydcofl; N. J.

ISSUB. '

Ml— ELIZABETH WINTER,t b. Dtc xy. xtod^ diad te iatecy.
•M-^8USANNA WINTER,t Aag. 4. xSoB.
•M— ANTJE WINTER,t Jaae ss tUu
•M— PETER WINTER,t JrnM ss xixi. .
•M— ELIZABETH WINTER,! Oct. xx. xBxs.

886/ ABRAHAM* BANTA married Catharine Babcock. He removed with

his flither from RocUand Coonty, N. Y., to Prince Edward Connty, Canada, in 1796.

He was B ftrmer and distiller. He died in 1841. His first wife died hi 1805, and he

married again* Lucy McCarthy. .

jissuB sr nasT wifb.^

SM— RACHEUt b. Jvly sx. xtm* m. Wmiam UDy. No tnes.
SM— CATHARINE.* b. X796^ m. James Covert
SM^ JACOB.* 8e^ is. xlox. ol Sarah Cole.

•M-JOHN.* July sa. xioa. m. ) ^ SSSTcSS!^''

I inUB by- SBCOND WlfB.

ilS— > MAR1A.« m. Aury Rkhaidsoa. Had a loe. Joba. who weal to CalUunUa la ilsx.
ill— MARY.t Bu WUUnm L. Htmler. She died ia Daveaport. Iowa, la xtls.

Sir/A GeneraiioM,' Joicb^ Abram^ Ccrtulius* Epkii.^ 75

8d6.) MARIA ^ BANTA married June 37, 1790, John Alyea. They removed to
Prince Edward County, Canada.

llMUS.

•If —JACOB CORNEUU8 ALYEA^t m. Mary Aan Brady.

•IS— ISAAC ALYEA,t m. AMgaO Vardv.

914— RACHEL ALYEA,t m. KOlop S. B. AuditMabvy (?)

•15— PETER ALYEA,t b. Mch. 94. iSot. m. EUfabMli Shcaa, Oct. 7, x^m-

•le- POLLY ALYEA,tm. Joha Moon.

•IT— CATHERINE ALYEA«« !». Joaa X4» !•». m. EUtha Umbcit. Feb. n, xa^.

887. ANNATIE* BANTA married at Tappan, December 14, 1793, 'Abiaiiatti
Cole, who was bom June 18, 1768. | ^

•18— RACHEL COLE.« b. Jan. xo^ X7»
•18-*C0RNEUUS COLE,t h. Feb. ax. xflo6i

8ML CORNEUUS* BANTA married October 7f lta4f Sarah Wilkins, who was
bom August 7, 178a Tbey lived in Canada.

880— ANN RIDOWAY.C m. L V. Murphy.
881 —CHARLES ROBERT.t disd ia iafuMy.
888— MARY WOXINS.* m. Bryaa SwMt
888— ELIZABETH CASSADY.t wu Joha CoaUla.
884— JUUA 8MITH,t
•88— SARAH B.,« m. Samud Yonag.

8M. MAGDALENA* BANTA married Peter Werse. They lived in Canada.

Nssiii.

888 1— JOHN WERSE.S m. Naaqr Taylor.

888t— JACOB WERSE.I m. EUnbedi Scrivisr.

888 <— OUVE WERS£.^a. Heaiy Laatert.

8884— MARY WERSE.t m. Fkadsrio DlndL

888ft— CORNEUUS WERSE^tm. Mary Rows.

885«— RACHEL WERSE,* m. Ridund Davis.

888 V— DAVID WER8£,« m. Ataigafl Laatert.

8851- CHARITY WERSB.* Aug. sa. xSxy.m WOHsni Whkasy. Oct sS. xtyi. He wm

bora Oct. t, xaoS.
88l«— HANNAH MAROARETTE WER8£,« July, ao^ xSU. wu Joha R Blake, Juat 9.

X844. Hs was bora July jOb xSax.

•«

CHAPTER XI.
I

SIXTH GBMRRATIOir.

•oba^ Axto* Sobaft Bpk8.>

8ta.'ARIE« BANTA married July 17, 1773 (<>«<• of license), Adtie Van Boskirk,
daughter of DavM and Rachel Van Buskirk. . He removed to New York City, where
he died prior to No v ember 17, 1782. Their chiUren were baptised at the Lutheran
Chureh in New York City. His widow married, February 5, 1793, at the Lutheran
Church in New York^ Ludewig MQdebergtr. As a curious illustration of the mis-
spelling of names, it may be mentioned that her name appears on the church register
on this occaskm aa '^ Aeltie Errenbander**! she having doubtless been called the widow
of Aaron Banta."

SUik C€mtrmii0m ; :i€hm^ Ark^ Sekm'^ Epte.\

ISSUE.'

ISM^DAVID.t bw Jaa. M^ 1777.
ISM— SIMON.« Jaa. s iTim

IfM— RACHEU* OcL la. fTti, a. Jolui Hcadi. MmIi 11. itaou He wm a cstpaMr and

is Not Yoifc. foidhic to BcMOB Stad is itn. nd is iM
wMiUssoa Owf4 te Ete SiMl. A

N.J:

s ftJk^H^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^fe ^i^^^H I^^mI Ah^^ wAaA M
HhIWm^^ 7^"* "^B "* WlWw WVB hVIB HlfV W

NcvYsriL

NcvYotIl

>ttT—AAaqwBAOTAHKAT».TbLjf- 10^ !•«.■, Ma i fi M lis

n Not Yflrt^ wkcM Im dtod» Ms|^» ^^^S^»
MM*— Samvbi. HtAra^vbL OcL S4,

MM— ALBTTA HBAra.T K M^ I4.

SIM— LfiMA MBAra^T bL Dae. 51. ilty.
SlOl— Jon- HBAra.T K Jaa. as. itiaL
SIM— David HBAn.t

a07.^SIIION« BANTA nuuriied Thcodona Van BoakiriL He mnofvcd to Not

Yofk Crjrt whoe two of Ua cbOdiai vcfo boptind fai 17110 and 1781 in the Luthaaa
Ckncii. la 1791 he icaidcd m Robinaoe Scieet (soar Pttrfc Placed and hi 1797 was a
dodk bdUcr, naJiaf on the ''Ciecnwich raad." He died about 17991 Hia widow
■nniad Joho Pidia. She waa a member of the Fwat Bapiiat Oiiiidi of Not Yorit hi
itof , aad aabaeqocBtly wmoiad to Lyooa Fanna» N. J.

lSiV*-CATIIARINE.t %l Maf m^ fjOi,
ISM— CATHAltINE.t b. Nov. 4 1901.

ISM— |AMES»« k OcL as 19«. ». Hanr DidBCf.

ISM— SOPHIA.t».HonaaBaddL WasawnaliwafdwPWiBapditCbatcb.NOTYartL
ISM —CLEMENTINE,* m. JodlHiP) Vaa TaMl Match ag^ iloab at Ziaa
^ ISM — AUCE • (ar EUa), ak Bcny.

lSM-HANNAH.«.i. Ji JCJlS*-

ISM— MAEY.f m. Jacob Vaa Dim.

ISM- ELLEN,* b. Fafab aa. t999b did ia iafner. of jnSow li

ISM- AABON.t b. Feb. as. .799. «. 1 i SlIvJT^Sa'

•obft« IMick* lobos Spko.>

/RACHEL* BANTA mairied at Sduaaieaborgh, Maidi 23, i7S9i Peter
Bogeit Their cliiklffeo were baptimd at Sduraaienborgby esGcept the eideat, who waa
baplimd at Tappaa.

IMOS/ .

IStr— MARORIETX BOOERT.t bu Fab. t, ntfab ,.

ISM— MARIA BOOERT.t K Jvaa n« nteb

IMS^MATTHEUS BOOERT.t OcL 8. 1767. au Maria DcaMiait, Nov. a^. itM.

inva.^

SlSV-^PtTtua M. BoQsrr.v b. Match 3, I7il. ak amTyaat Baata at Scbrm l m
bargb. Das. ai. itsi, Sha diad Jaty 14. ittt. Ha dM bdbca lifd. Bodi
aC tbam ware cbaich BMwibcn si Schmaleabargb fai ili4

Six/A CcMemihH ; Siha^ Direk^ SeU^ EpktA 77

^^ ISSUK.'

. 8475-JohBB«it«Bo8.rt.«b.Scpt.i3.ifi3.m. j ^ ^^SlbiSf C *B^^^^

847i~ James Bocert,* July •## tSis* m. Maria Doremus.
•477*— CoroaUa Bostit,* Dtc 7, ifao. ou Jooat Sporio.
•478~Matth«w P. Bofl«t,i Jam. 9, ilaa, m. Matilda Chcathan.

8479-ElisabtihAimBog«t.iJ«RtM.tS9a.m.|^ ^SSo^^lStt.

f If •— >HBSTBft BOOBST.t DtC SS* S769.

SIM'— David BoosaT.t Oct 9, 1791.
f ISO^SsBA BooBST.t May a, 1794.
f 181— Racnsl Bogbst.v Dtc mi. 17961
f 18f — jAcoaua Bogkbt.v April 4. 1999.
f 188— >Samubl Dookmt.t April 89, iloi.
8184— Maria Boosrr.t July 4. 1I07.

8185— EUIABETH BOGBRT.T Jn|y 95, 18IS.

1S70-SEBA BOGERT.t b. Mch. « X774. »• Satah Bladdadga. Sha was born May ao.
1776, nd died Daeembar ao. xl4i. He died April 14, 1846. BcMh wan taried at
the Sooth Chofcfat oC Sehiaaleaborgh.

laavB.^

Sll8— Pbtbs BooBrr.t t. May 3, 1795. died hi fnfaney.
S187— Bbicjamiii BoobbtJ Fah. as, sfpy.
S18f— Mathbus BooBmT,TApril9, 1799.
S18f — CosMBUUS BoOBBT.t May 19. 1801.
S140— Sam OBL BooBKT.t April 19. 1804.

S141— EUtABBTM BOOBKT.V Joly 9, 1808.
S14S— HBNDBICK BOGBST.t JOM S5, x8sx.

S148— jACoo BooBrr.t July % s8n-

S144— Pm» BoGBST.t Aag. 6^ t8is.

SlU— Racmbx. Boobkt.v Mch. 4. x8a. j

1S71— FYTIE BOQERT.C h. Aag. 15. syTd. '

1S7S— SAMUEL BOGERT.t b. Oct a4. S77«-

860. ^^SAMUEL* BANTA mmrrkd May 4, 1758, Evaetfe Berdaiu They were
bochmeiiibenoftheehiircli'Bl Schraalenborghin 1768. He died prior to 1776. His
widow received ;£i46 for p ro p er ty destroyed by the Britisb during the RevoltttiOnary
War. Slie died March ip, iSiS.

ilUtIB,

if 7t— MARORIETJE,t b. April x6»'s799b m. TMdi Kayper.

1874— CHRISTINA,t (or Cortyatie). Oct. 9, iTtfi, m. loae Berdaa. He was bora Nor. aft.

t747.-aiid died May y. xSoS. They were aiembera of the dnnch at'Schrealeaborgh

la iSxs. She died Nev. sS. 1845.

hasoa.

f 148— JOMAMN BS BaaoAN.t b. Jaa. s. lyfs*

8110— Ema Bbboaii.t b. Jaa. 8, i7fSt ">- Roeioff Vaadcrttade.

Saava.

8408— Uaae Vaaderitade,i b. OeL aS. xSsi.
8484— David Voaderiiade,* bi Nov. 13. sSsd.
8488— Cathariae Aaa VamleiliiMhi.^ b. Mdu 6b sSaa.

8 181-nSAMUBi. BBBOAN.t b. MdL aS. 179^
8158 -'Isaac Bi^aDAN.t b. Feb. sS. 1797.

1871 ^RACHEUt Oct s, 17^ m. Peter DiaiBfiH, March 14. S79S*

Sixtk GamrnUmi Sdm^ Dktk^ Sdm^ E^igJ

SliS^EfTO DraASSST.7biA^.ibi797.a.

ttM— Oamo* annmB.Tk DHL lA. wm-
ttW— Jon annms.T %L Ai«. H 190.
tlM-^IvriB GHnmB.T%L|iif »^ i9»
nw^jAOOMW OnnmB.TbL Mttf 19^ i99ib
MM— -MAaoABBT Cwu0iu.t bu 8cpc 17.

IL ij^F- Tkty

MM— -jMonnB DBifAaBn;VbL Nov. m. tyi^

•»

____^tbLaeL»

fiM-*AaiucT|ni DniAnsr.t ScpL a«.

IfTt^MAiaiALEWAt fnriiiiK K TA. 7. tnu m, Joha D,

tttr^tMiMi. OnnmB.t bL Jiif «). iTB.
SlM^DAmsL C MBMiia .y 8«^ 19^ 179&
fits— Ifns GHnmB.t Mar. 9% tr^

MTl'— Jo« CnnffnB,T iCdL •/• itos.

Uft^SAMUXMilyriimsTMa.LM^ ^

tTl^lCAKIA' BANTA Bttfried Jdu Boat Tbey were ncnbcn ortbe diwA
it HsdEoncky whcsv thdr cbildiCB was tMocned* They venMwtd to Fondafs Bvd^
MoMlgBiiij Cdmty, N.Y.,%Hwffelie«atdcctcd DeMoa of the draidi at its orgaai-
ntioa hi 179^ %

lfM--lXNA BANT.i bp. Jaaa4. tx^
IMI— MAJtGRIETB BANT.t h. ||df «4, 1770*
IMS— CATYLYNTIE BANT,« Sept. li. 1774-
lMS-*ftACHEL BANT,« Nov. 4, tTtn
1SM-*IIARIA BANT.« Uxjf i% 2703.
IMi Jirira,i3f«L NoaMaaoa

•Ti.U>nCK* BANTA mairied at Hackeanck, May la, §77^ Siabeth Beaioa,
daaghtcr of Joha aad Elisabeth Beaaoa. They were membe n of die drardi at
Schiaakaborgh ia tySa. They moved to Foada*s Bush, Moatgomery Coaoty, N. Y.,

Sixth Cfttfraihn; Seba^ Dirck^ Seba^ Epki.^ 79

about 1791, and he was Elder at the organization of the church there in 1798. lie

subsequently removed to MarcclluSi near Syracuse, N. Y., where he died, March 25,

1820. A Dirck Danta was a soldier of the Revolution, in a New Jersey Regiment

from Bergen County, presumably this one* Hb widow deceased December 17, 1834.

His decendants generally spell their name ''Bonta," to correspond with the original

Dutch pronunciation.

yssoB.

ft ipfffifil si *^ hn fL tftf * i r r s hi

if Sa^SAMUEL,* b. No¥. 14, 1778, m. Ataigafl Goodwin.
If 87— REB£CCA,t Jsq. 14, 1781. died uam. Feb. f , 1833.
1S88--MARQAR£T.« May ss^ 17IS. died Nov. 14, 174.

Bapdssd at Tappsa.
1S88— JOHN.* Oct ss. 1784. »• I^mt Maephecwa.

1S80— SEBA«t Oct a6^ 1787. m. Lodada Snlth.

1881— MARGARET.* Mdu 9% 179a. n. Nicholas R. Vaa Vraaken.

Iff S— DAVID.* Dee. sy, 1793. m. Hanaah Adek Whils.
1888- PETER BQGERT.t Oet 13. 1795. died un., Oct s. S848.

••ba^ Johaimaa* Botes Spka.i

878. JOHANNES* BANTA married, April 36» 1783, Rachd Peek, who was
probably a daughter of David Peek and Saia Anderson, and born March 3, 1766; bap-
tittd at Schraalenburgh, March 13, 1766. They Uved at Hackensack, and poeribly in
New York City about the year 1800.' He died in May, 1804* His iiidow married
again, July 15, 1805, John J« Westervdt, who had been appomted«administrator of her
first husband's estate at Hackensack. John J. Westervek Uved on the comer of Hud*
son and Perry Streets, New York, where he died in 1836. His widow continued to
reside at 99 Perry Street, and died subsequent to 184a

^ssui.

Iff4— 8EBA.«h. July 19. 1745. ml Sally Westeivelt

If f 8— DAVID.* (inohably ^Bo name en register) Juae a4. X7i8, m. Margaret Myen.

If 88— JAME8,i (no name en regiiter), Aug. 30, iT^a. m. Mary ^*. • Was a Uadwaitbte
New Yerie, siiT^S. He died Feb. 5, S844. iwohably without Isma. His will, pro-
baled hi Moanouth Coaacy. N. J., deserihes Mm as of MIddleloem. He left his
BRMMftv. eiker death td Mft erifi. to Mft filter end ber eiilldKB.

1887— DIRClCt Dec m% ZTge, m. Mary ^^. Died el Us nM)Cber's house, 99 Peny Street,
N. Y.» April zj, s^

1888^MAR(IARET.tm. i. TeuaU Vreehnd: Jt Heraee Howell. Teuais Vnehnd was a
earaiaa la New York, end la sta owned property ia SulUvaa Street. Her eecond
husband was a ■hoeiwelrer IMag at 105 Perry Street, where he died la 1I3S.

issuB BT nasT MAaaiAOB.
Jambs B..VBBBLAif dJ m. Haaaah Matilda . He died July, 1I59L

ISSOB>pf SBCOND' MABBIAOB.

ELLBN HOWBLL.T

— — ^

Jcdm^ Jobannea' Bobn* ^^.^

874. MARGRIETE* BANTA married Peter P. Demarest She probably married
again*, Cornelius Stagg, with whom she united with the Acquackemmck ehurch,
December 9, 1787, '* with letters from Dr. Vanderiinde.**

Sixth CtmrsUhmi Jokm^ Jdkanuis^ Stba^ E^kiA

iWtfUK.

1299— PETER DEMAREST.« bp. Nov. ^ 1764.
1800«-L£NA DEMAREST.t Aug . 3. 1766.
liOl— JANNETIS DEMAREST.i Nov. 3. 1771.

870. IfOHN* BANTA manicd Jane, dangler of Peter Van ZOe, who was born

Sepleniber St il^ Her lather's will is recorded at Trenton, N. J. He was a soldier

during the Revolutionary War, in Captain Herring's Company, Second New Jersey

Regiment; also in State troops. Was then residing in Essex County. He r e mo ved to

New York City about the year 1794, and was a carman there. Owned at time of his death,

» January 17, 'lAa, property on the comer of Spring and Orange Streets. His widow re-

asovcd to Indiana fai i8is, settling in Dearborn County, and in 1833 remo v ed to Cin*

dnnati, Ohio, where she died April 23, 1839. The descendents of this family spell their

nameBont^

\issus.

180S-^HANNAH.t b. ScpL 6, iTtx. m. Bo^mia Guion.
1808-^SARAH.« — irH. "i- Kalph Bogtrt, Nov. 14. xtBOi

HsSUB.

«

t848« Jorh Boobbt.^ !». Jwm so. sSqs.

1804— PETER J.,* Sept. n. X7S7. m. EUabtdi Blaovtlt.
180i«VCATHARINE.« July ao^ 1789^ m. Onrid C Pttias.
i808yJOHN.« Jaa. xa. !«. ^M la ialsaqr.

1807-tJOHN.t Nov. 13. 17S6, m. J i 5£S^?SSSfcio«.

8n«^GE0RGE^ BANTA married at Acquackenonck, September 6r 1791, Elis-
abeth Van .Idenstyne, who was bom December is, 177a For many years he kept the
hotd at Acquackenonck, where he died May 30^ 1831. His wife united with the churdi
at Acquackenonck in i826.and died October 15, 1847.

1849. His widow dM May 10, tS44.

1808 p LENA* (Ekador), b. July 09, 1798, m. SoimMl Van Ssaa, Fob. 14, 1S13. He was
' bora Jaa. 14, 1794,^ and diad Fab. s, tS^

llSSOB.

8871'—CAaoLmB Van SaumJ |». Jaa. 13. 1S19.

iSTS^ISAAC Vam Savn.v !». July 9^ iSas. ou Sarab . Hto waiK Joha Van

Saaa,s is a pbytieiaa la JarMy City, N. J.
8ST8'— Gkobob Van Saoif.t |». March at. 1804.
8874~Eliia Ann Van Saun.v b. Nov. 14. tSoft.
8878^ Jans Mabia Van Uavn.t b. July 07, tSag.
8878— Gbougb Van SaonJ b. Oct 39^ ifsx.

1808-^ JOHN.s Aprfl ao^ 179s died in iaSuqr.

1810-iANNAETJE.t April S, 1799. »• Ja«t Goataehitts. Juaa w^ xSxy. Sha diad March
8.18JS. •

(lUUl.

8877— Jossra Gorrsaiios.v

l81I^J0HK.t Joaa xy/iSc^ au Gitty PM.
1818-^GEORGE,« Jaa. 13. xSoS^ diad fai iaincy.
18l8TAARON.t Oct. 10. iSii. m. Klita Flaarliora.

18l4^fiUZA,t April ao^ iSis. wl Joha R. Baidaa, who li a Jutlica of dio Ftaca Uviaf at
ar Diviaioa Sinat, Patan^, N. J.

Sixik Gtneraiiou; John^ Johannes^ Stba^ Epkt.^ 8i

382. SARAH ^ DANTA married at Acquackenonck, November 20, 1789, Robert
Glass* who was bom in New York.

tSSUB.

ISli— HENDRICK GLASS.t b. April 10. I79i-
ISie— LENA GLASS.* Mch. 19, 1793.
1917— EUZABETH GLASS.* Jime 11. X797.
. ISIS— JOHN GLASS.* July z. zloo.
1S19— G£ORGE GLASS.* Jaa. 13. 1S06.
ISSO— SUSANNAH GLASS.* Sept. 5. XS09. ^

aSSX^ANNIE* BANTA married at Acquackenoock, October 33, 1791, Michael
Van Identtyne. She survived her husband ibr at least twenty years, and died D ecem b er
17, iSsa. She was a member of the church at Acquackenoack, N. J.

ISf 1— TEUNIS VAN IDENSTYNE.* b. Jan. 19. 1793. m. SaUy Vraeiaad. wiw was bora
April 15. 17B3. aad died Oct. 10. iSqs. Ht died July 97t sisi*

VSSUB.

1— John Van lDBiiSTT]fB.t
s— AxaoN Van Idbnsttnb.t
3^PrrBB Van lDBNSTyNE«t

4^HBNBT Van lD8NSTyNB.t

S— ^RlCHABD Van lDBNSTTNB.t i

S^ANDBBW Van lDBNtTYNB.V

IStS*^ JOHN VAN IDENSTYNE.* Oct 14. xtm-
IStS-AiHELENA VAN IDENSTYNE.* Juat so. iSoo.

384.^AAR0N» BANTA married at Hackensack, June i<s itoif Polly Debaun.
He died Jan. iSt 181a

>SSUB.

lSt4-*LENA,* b. June itfb xSosi died te faifiuwy.
ISf S— LENA.* Aug. 7. sSoy.

885. RICHARD^ BANTA married at Paramus, Feb. i, 1816, *Sarah Coetschius,
widow of Johannes Post. He died Feb. i8» 1834. His widow died Oct 14, 1863,
leaving a will, probated at Peterson, N. J., m which she b described as of Wayne
(near Peterson).

\lSSUB.

ISfS— ELLEN EUZA,* b. Nov. 5. iSitf.

ISf 7— ANNA,* Nov. 5. sSiS, m. Uriah J. Vaa Rypcr. of Plcokacss, N. J.

ASSUB.

s— Jacob Van ltrPBB.t b. Mdt ss, iSsS.
s— >Sabah Euzabbtr Van Rypbb.t

ISSS-JOHN.* Jsa. sy. «•«•«. j ^ ^SSfhiStcSSSL

Jaeob^ JohBnnea* SebaS Spke.^

886. JOHN s BANTA married ILichd Sitcher. He was a Urpenter in New York
City, fcskUng in 1795 and 1796 at 33 Warren Street, and bi 1799 on the Greenwich
road. His widow marriedi March 17, 1803, Gairet Vreeland, and removed to LouisbiiuL

Ss SixiA GtmiraiioHi Jacok^ JMaMMes^ 5>Af ' £^J

^ tSSUK.

IStf 1— JOHN.* m. Margrite Expiasc LeonanL
IStf S— EUZA«i b. Dm. 14. 1797-
lStt<-JACOB.« h. Sept «s. S7»

aOC JURON* BANTA married in New YoA Citr, Elia Wiseman^ daughter
of Peter wiaoiiaii. He waa a shoemaker hi New York, liviDg in 1818 at 9$ Reade
Street. Ho died hi that dtjr NfyA aSt l^S'* His widow died Juno 9^ i8s3*

\

Ittl—JAMES A..t bb — -. zail. SI. Mary C GBbwt.

1S«S— EUZABETH.«b.Jan.i3.ianifli.WiBiMW.Chnipioik H« was boni in Plks.
Pa.. ApffI ssb lan. Hs was faiimlf s 111418111 in CUesfo. IB., sad was bwal
oat in tha giast ars ia dMadty. They aow li¥a at Spri ag acld Stofa, Qdb cn i Co.,
NawYoffk.

lt8f~CHARLE8,« bb Daa. at, sa^ SI. EBiabcih . Ha died bi New York. July ay.

Jaa« Bandsiok* 8obn« Zpko.«

dOL'HENDRICKft BANTA waa a fiirmer lesiduig at Pascack, N. J., owning
at the tfane of hia death about five hnndred acres of land. He piarried Margrieta
Pes aar e stt wlio waa bom July 8, iy48, and died bfaidi 24, i8o3. He died Feb. 1$,
|8^^ and waa bnried at Schraalenbur^ N. J.

^isaoB*

18$4~JOHN,t bu llaich % vm. si. Whabath Btaavalt, wbo was boni Aag. a, ty^ aad
died llaich \% 1849. Ha was a fiumarbi Bargan Cooaty, N. J. Hadied Maich

ISSVB.

8St8~jAiiBS Paair.t K Jsn.as. s8os. died Jvaas. tiaa.
t884~MABOAaaT.t b. May w^ iSu^ died Nov. u^ 1931.

IS8i~JACOMYNTIEiU«aUaMK K July is. lyTa^smried at PSfamas, Oct. ti, 1799, Aaria
BbHwalt. hi iai4 lb«y bdeaga d to tba cbarcb at Psicsck. aad bi iSjH
ban at Haebaassck. She died April 15, iMi^L

f88i«-Hgiinaics BLAOYii.T.t b. Jaaa as, 1809.

iiOt^MATlLDA BUUITaS.T;T

1888— GERRIT.t K Oct. % 177^ m. EBiabatfi ZabritUa.

188t— JACOB,t b. Jaly d, 1781. si. Margaret Eckaison.

1888— HENRY.t b. Sept. 3. 1744. m. Jaaa Sicfclae.

1888— MARQARET.i b. Oct. aa^ lySd, m. Jobs J. Ecfcarsen, July sd, iSo6u 8ba died Aug.

9bi8Qa. Nohsua.
1848— T£UNI8.t K Match ss 1789. si. Racbal Bcoioa.
1841— AGNESttb. Jan. a. 1791. vu Garret H. Vaa Ryper, Juaa 9i^ \%v^ at Paraaus. Ha

was bam March el, iTiy, aad died Jan. w^ 1884. Sba died Feb. le^ 1959.

^ ^ \issua.

8884— MAaiA Van RTPga,f b. Nov. id. x8ix.
8108- MAaoAauT Van RYraa,T July ss. xSsj.
8808— HcaMAN Van RYPBa,T Dee. a. s8ss.
880t— HCNUT Banta Van RYPBa,T April sj. iSaoL
8808— Ann Van RYPga,f April 7, sSe7.
8808— JUMIMA Van RYPga.t Aug. is. 1809^
8818— HANNAtt pgasY Van RYPaaJ July9. ilss-

SixiJk CentmihH; Jan^ Hendriek^ Sda^ EfkcA S3

404. JAN& BANT A married, Dec $> >784f Elisabeth Cooper, daughter of Acrt
Cooper and Tryiitje Lcsier. She u'as bom June 1I9 1759, received into the church at
Schraalenburgh, Dec. 8, 1819. and died Dec 19, 1833. He died Sept. u, 1807.

IttUB.

18**—J0HN,* b. Oct. 1^ Z79I, »• | g[ CoradUi Bhnvdt ^ckcuoB.

400. JACOB* BANTA married (license dated April 17, 1789,) Hester Hopper,
who was bom June 21, 1771, and died March 3, 1843. He was a member of the church
at Panunus in 1799, beoune an Elder in 18091 ^^ ^ '^U Joined the church at Pas-
caek. He died Aug. 28, 1831, and was buried at Panmus.

ISSUB.

1848~liCARQAR£T.t K Oct. si. X79», died hi teHuwy.

1844— ICARGARET.s b. JM. 1. 1796. SI. John N. Hopptr. Noinot.

JLito« KandzidK* Boba' Xpko.i

•

409. HENDRICK«^BANTA married at Schenectady, June 7, 1787, Engeltie ,
Schermeriioniy daughter of Jacob Schennerbonu He was a farmer at Clifton Park,
Saratoga County, N. Y. He was Fust lieutenant in the Twelfth Regfanent New
Yorit State Troops during the Revolutionary War. He was captured June 11,
1781, and taken to Canada, where he was kept a prisoner until November 18, 1782.
He received a Captain's commission, dated October 4, 1786. He died September 14,

1848— EUZABETH.i K S^t m. 17891 SI. Hugh IfftdMlL
18i8~JACOB.t K J«u n. 1791. m. Abigafl Van Eppt. Jan. 15. 1114.

1881 - ARXE,i b. Aug. fs. 1793.

188»-CHRISTUN.t K Stpt «. 179$. si. 1 1: tS!^iSSSS^*'

MSSVB.

8888— HsmT.f

SU8— JOBif.f

1888-JOHN.t K Joae y^ 1998.
18M~lifARXA,s K Oct. 3. slo^ s. Fhnds Van

NSSUB.

8881^JORN Van BuasN.t

188i7-HANNAH.< b. Nov. 13. t%9%, m. Imae llsfodhn, Jan. el, slay- Tbty lived at
Bant HIDt, Saialoga Couiily, N. Y. He diad Jan. 13. iSi^ She diad Aprfl a4.
s877.

.issiin.

f88t—NAifiniio llAacBtxus,v b. Pah. 15, s8a9.
8888— Mbmst MAacBixus.v b. Jan. 4, SS3B.
8884— MAaiA E. MAxacixos.T b. S^ ix. 1S34.
8888— HAaaiBT A. MASCSLLOS^t K Feb. 83, 1143.

1888— HENRY.s K April 5. xie6. m. Aaa Ellaa Vaa Baraa.
,^_ 1887— PETER,i b. Fab. ^ zSoQb m. Haanah Johnson.

411. JOHN* (Johannes) BANTA manied at Schenectady, February 23, 1790,
Engeltie Vedder, daughter of Albert Vedder. She was bom August 30» 1770, and

/ AHe^ Hemdn^* Stkrn^ Efkg^

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Mmt ▼nanuf kL Mir 47. il«4.

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was Ivfaif at Potkt Failos Contf, R

I — HATIIB AflHA LBffBBTS.V feu Nav. li^ tf^

4UL%HILDEBRAliTft BANTA ■nnied DdMnk Vi

Vaa Ep^ He dfed Scptaaber 4. iSja. Be m Is tte
Araqr, te dbe BakaaA^BegiaMirt. Biavida

Y>t Ottebcr, ttit, aad ipplf J fcr a praana, The appficatiaa as £le is the
Baitaa dbeva tkat dviof iheRetaiatiaMfrWar ^He vaa fifoif atattHiPtok,«lMre
he arihlBd to fCfve aaim flMttfaa nder Oqnabi Faiida hi the NevYartc

bf I iftraawMreiaeri BCathna WiDett, whkh drote the Bihirii
af the Mohaark VaOer aad pnctkallf temuaalcd the hataariag haatililiei»
hiOaabcr, iTtf^ abo«t the daseaf the c^Cweaf Lead CaniwallbhiVirfhua.*

ISM^ASIC^ kL Fck s. B9V.

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ltt4

^ELUABETH.« s. JohaVaaVi
^ABRAHAM,* ku April tl, liiil M.
wCHRlSTIAN^
— DEBOSAH.« K Jalf a|b
-JOHN B^iKJaaa4,iaBik«.Ji
— MELKN.* bb Jaa. s. ifct^
- MARJA.« h. Jaaa A tfta; M. Wi
sisi. Thtfltadia

▼aaWi

Aaa T<Qnof«

Ob.

died Fcki. iffia.
UDaa.

Hanovar, Jaa. t.
died MajriQ. 1Mb I

Ha vat bom FchiiT.
ha dlad Fch. d, sti7«

Sixik CeneraiioH ; Arii^ Ilendrick^ Sebat Epke.^ 85

MSSUK.

t404— Pktbm HAiiaowEft.T !». Nov. 99, iSjs. dM Nov. 16, 1864.
t405— John B. HarrowemJ April 11, 1837.

't40t— Mabt EUXA8KTH Hariowbb,T Nov. S3. lijl, died April 13. 1839.
8407— I8AAC HAm«owBK«T Aprils. i8LAdMAiif. 7, 1864. at Hampton Hotpital,Va.
t408— William J. HAKKOWBa.T JaiL 8, 184a. diad Auf. i. i864. at Hampton

Ho^iltal. Va.
t409— WALTBt HAMaowBBj Jan. 6, 1844.

t410— OaCAB Claek Habbowcb.^ April aa. 1844, diad Sept a^, 1849.
t411— Ellbnob HABBOWBB.T Qct. SB. 1847. diad Jnly 5, ilsn.
t4Xt— 08CAB Clabx Habbowbb,v Daa. aa, 1850^

1870— JACOB B..« bb Sept 14. 1814. m. Haaaali IL Laavltt
ItTt— ISAAC.t K s8i4, m. Ifaiy a Hoopar.

418.^ JACOB* BANTA married HniuiBh Harris. He removed from Saratoga
Coanty and aettled at Sharon Spring!, New York, where he died December 12, 1839.

M880E.

1878— JACOB.t bb April s. tTM »• M«ria Marinio.
1878— ELXSABETH.t K May a^, i8bx. m. Ellab C

414. ARIE* BANTA married Catharine Van Epps, daughter of Abraham Van
Eppa, who was bom June 19, 1774. He went to the Black Rhrer country, near Water*
town, and all trace of his fiimily has been lost. In the application for a pension made by
the widow of hia brother, Hildebrant, it ia atated that Arie was living in 1839 in Am-
sterdam, Montgomery Coonty, N. Y.

1888— CHRI8nNA.t b. Dae. aS, 1798.
1881— ABRAHAM.t
1881- ELISABETH.*
1888-AR1E.8

416/ PETER* BANTA married, July 14, 1799, Jemima Harris, who was bom

August 10^ 1776, and died November 23, i8ia He married again in 1814, Hannah

Kenyon Paricer. • He was a fimner living at Bumt Hills, Saratoga County, N. Y., where

he died December 29, 1852.

4ssirB BT nasT wire.

1888— CHRISTIAN.* b. Nov. s, 1799. bl Haaaah HnBn about lan. Ha was a sailor kn
maay yaars, and diad about tiM yaar 1860^ aaar Lodcport, N. V.. laaviag two
daufhiark

1887— ISAAC.8 b. Fab* 9b iSea, m. Amy Waaks.

1888— EUZABETH.i b. April u^ 1804. bl Joiw Coda. She died Nov. 4. iSaS.

1888— JEMIMA.i b. May 4* s8o6, m. Samaal B. Hubba.

1880— HANNAH.t b. June n» s8o8, diad April 17. S83a.

^IMVB BV SBCOIID WIVB.

1881 -ANNA JANE,8 b. April aa. 1815. »• SItat Briggt. Oct. aS. iSsS*

1888— ARiE.8 b. Jan. IB, sSsS. Ha Is a iawyar at Fox Lake; Wit.

1888— PETER HENRV.8 fa, July 4. iSsBi bl Mary (Samh?) Hollistcr.

1884— MARY ANN,«b.Dee.a9.s8^m.IrMwVaaHynlag. They Hve at South Baltioa.N.Y.

1888— HARRIET N..« b. Feb. sx. sSaft. m. Hany Smith. Tbay ttve at Bumt HOU, N. Y.

1888-CAROUNE K..t b. June 4, 1889, bl Maaiay Van VraakML She diad about 18^

96 SixfA CtmenaUm; G€mt^ HmMcM^ Stkit £pk€^

417. "CORNEUUS^ BANTA mmied Jaaae^ Vndiad, who was bora D^ i6^
l7tt,Md«edJao 11, 1S64. He was a fivncr Imaf at Eaclidi Neiciibofliood, Bcr-
fca Contjr, N. J. Ho died Aog. 30^ iSai. a^ was boned ai Ea^isli Nd^OMriMod.
The win of his widow, dated iaiSss, was prahaced at HadMHackm iSfii.

ISM— GEESIT.« b. Dm. I. noVi M.
14M— COKNEUUa^ K Msf m^ sWp m. Bridfrt iteiao.
IMl— CATHABIllA.t K Pck « t|9p^ OM Sipi. 14. jSOdu
14M— ELLBNOR« (KHmtl. kL Fck 97. sl^ M. Joim U Vaa
IMS— JOHN VS££LAND.« b. Jaass. it^^ wu Nsead Vi
14M— mCHAEL VB£ELAND.« b. Sept 99. iMa^ m, Ssnli Aaa BodtaH^ May 31; 1^
IlowataessidnlwiaNovTediairfJasqrCi^. Ha OM Nsv. s i«9^

410« HENDRICK* BANTA annied Maidio Eagk» bora May 1% 17S& He
kepi tbe hocd at New D■lbaB^ N. J. He died prior to iSis. His

IMS— HKNET.* kL Sept « iS^^ fnbaUf dhd ia

14M-*JOHN,« >L Sipt 9^ la^ pwhiMj dhd bi

1M7— MABGARST.* ku jMk ss. ifctk wu Ok. SadolplHM RoBM. She died Itech 17.

• ISBOBL

SMS— Ambua S00SB.V

SMT—MABnA Rooss,t died Oct. iMi.

SMS— Cathabsvb Rooss,t dhd bi lafeacy, j

SMt^NAifcr Rooss,V died la kitocj.

i4i#— Hsaar Baota RoosB.t

tUl— Mabt RoosB.f Sba IfCi bi Waibiagloa. D. C.

tut— Jamb BoosB.f

t4i#— Roooiimos Roo8B.f

t4M— Jom PkaAHSiA Soosb.1

CHAPTER XIL

SIXTH GIHSRATIOtf*

ITsmlibb" JoeA* Btediiok* Zpko.^

46ft\ANNETJEft BANTA married at Sdiraaleiibor^ Oct 15, 1768, Jacob
Wencnrclt, a widower, too of Joba Wcstenrdt. He died before 179s. She made a
will dated Dec. 13, 181a

•II
Idtt-FYTJE (SepUa) WESTERVELT.«b. Jaa.S4. 1770^ wu Albert J. BogcrttAof. 9b 1767.

Vtstys.

t4f7— Sabah BoosBT.t bp. May 4. lyM.

t4iS— Jacob Boobbt.V March 34. no*.

t4it— Albbbt BoOBBT.t Match is, iTpr.

t4Tf— JANNBTIB BocBBT.v Dee. 99, 1794.

t4tl— GlLUAM BocBBT.v llaicb 3, 1797* m. Maria DcaMrcft, Match ae^ 1I17.

Six/A Gtntmtioa; Henry^ Jacok^ ticminck^ Epkc.^ 87

tf lO—Solly Ana Bof«rt,« b. April iS, iln.
Stf 1 -Sophia Boftrt,i b. Ang. tl, itn.
Sf St^Daaiel Doftrt,* b. Oct. 13, zlas*
tStt— Joha Bof«rt,t b. April ^ slal.
tf t4^Haaaah Bogcrt.* b. Dee. x, 1890.
tf f A—Maria Bogcrti b. Maicb as* >A33*
tSf •— Aadraw Bogtrt,* b. May ag, xSjs*
MtT— Bdlada fiogcrt.1 b. Nov. %i^ XI37.
ttft— Jacob Bogert* b. Fab. ai* st^a
f tM— SIria Bogert* b. May u^ 1140.

t47t->HBiffOKiK BooBBT.t May xs» xtoc, ob msMargaiact Baaia.
t47t— Bbbutjb Mabia BoobbtJ Fab. !• iloy.
t4t4— John Wbitbbtblt Bogbbt.t StpL at, itia.

14Sa— HENDRICK WESTERVELT.t b. Dae. ao» xyyi. prabably died beiofa iloa.
14t4— ARIE J. WESTERVELT.* b. Jaa. 4. X774. «- Vraotia— — .
14Si— EUSABETH WESTERVELT.t K Dee. ee^ xyTS dhd befm i%dL
141 t—DlRCKlE WESTERVELT.t b. Jooa s4i X777. pnbaby died befcia xtal.
141 7— BEUTJE WESTERVELT.t m. Siepheo Bogert

fiaaiiB.

t47A^GlLLlAif BooBBT.t Maich a6b xloi.
t47t— Jacob BoobbtJ May la. laq).

470. MARIA* BANTA married Gideoii VeiveeieBy eon of Bemanlua Vervedai,

May 5, 1768. He waa born Angust t, 1739. Tbey were memben of the dunch it

SchraaJenbiirgh in 1800.

fiaauB.

14Sa --EUZABSTH VERVBELEN.t K Feb. ax. 1769.
14S9-DANIEL VERVESLEK.t b. Jaa. 3. xyT*.
14M- JACOB VERVEELEN.t K Dec ay. xyTI*
14tl-JOHN VERVE£LEN.t b. Jaa. 5. xyit.
14St -CATLYNTIE VERVEELEN.t b. Jaly 14. xytpb
14Sa-MARIA VERVEELEN.t b. Jaa. xl. xm-

•
479. DIRCK* (RichBrd) BANTA, married at Sdinudenburgli, May 7, 1791,

Maria Demaicat Tbey were memben of the churcfa at Scfaraalenbor^, March 34,

1797, and at Greenwich, New York City, in 1818, returning to Schraalenbar^ in i8i8.

laaos.^

1484— KENDRICX,t b. April lo^ xypi.

1488— CATHARINA.t b. Oet « 1794*

1488-B£NJAMIN.t b. Dee. ax. X79l.

1487— EUZABETH.t b. Oel. el. x8B0b prab. ak Darid Vaa VooriMeeea at

taixia4.
1488-ANTJE.t K Nov. n. 1804.

Hendriok^ Bondxiek' Bondxiek* S]ike.t

481.* HENDRICK* BANTA married, April 39, 1761, Maria Stryker, who was
bom June ti, 1738. He died hi 1777 in Pennfylvania, Just before the birth of his
youngest sou. When the babe was about sis months old, the widow was killed by the
(ailing of a tree. The children were cared for by their grand&thcr, who took them to
Kentucky.

SixtA GtntraHom; Htnry^ Hemdrkk^ HendricMt Epke.

148f — HENDRICK.* b. Jan. 93, 17^, m. Sally Shuck.
1440* PETER.* ti. June 10. 1763. m. i«M Racbd • Baoca.

1441— RACHEUi b. Sept. ai. 1764. m. HuU. who dlad, and th« widow Uvad with her

brechtr Henry nntU her death.
144i— ABRAHAM.* h. Match 1. 17^. Mnf hi Kentoefcy hi xytj.
144t*ANNA.t Ik Jnly 99. 1767. m. Albert Vorit.
1444— 8ARAH.i b. March m. 1749.
1444— JOHN.t b. Feb. 9b X77S. (iM March 17. vm.
1444— lkfARlA.i b. Feb. 6^ 1771. m. WUHam Shuck.
1447— L£A.« b. Sept sa. 1774. hl Uaae Van Niee (or Van Nvysl.
144i—ALBERT,t b. Sept s. 1777. a^ Ruth Aleiandrin.

. 488. LEA* BANTA married at North Branch, Somerset Countyt N. J., Jacobus
Monlbrt. They removed with the other colonists to Conewago, Penn., and subse-
quently to Kentucky. The firtt three children named below were baptized at North
Branch and the others at Conewago.

144i— RACHEL MONFORT.s bp. Dee. 99. 1764.
1440— MARGARET MONFORT.* bp. Dee. aS. vfA.
1441— PETRU8 MONFORT,«bp.Juae4« 1749.
144t— HENDRICKSE MONFORT.i bp. May 31. 177s*
1440— LEA MONFORT.t bp. Oet a. 1774*
1414- HENDRICK MONFORT.t bp. May iS. 1777-
1444— AELTIE MONFORT.t bp. Aag. «7. itOq^

^484. ABRAHAM • BANTA married MargrieU Monibrt He was a soldier of the
Revolution. Was in Captain Hugh Campbell's Company of the ad Battalion of York
County, Pa., commanded by CoL Robert McPherson when lying at Perth Amboy,
N. J., Sept. 17, 1776. He was a Deacon of the Dutch Church at Conewago, and went
to Kentucky with the other colonists. The first five children named below were bap-
tised at Conewago, the others were probably bom in Kentucky.

. V ' 1440— RACHEUt bp.Oet.e3. 1709^ m. ititPetert Baata.

1447— H£NDRICK,t bp. May 31. 1771, m. WDmu^h Coomba.

1440— JOHANNA,tbp. July 4. 1773, M. — DeMoct. He Uved in Preble Co.. Ohio. They
had a ton. Iiaae.

' 1440— MARGRIETA.t bp. SepL M^ I77S* dM to hifiuiey.
1400— MARGRIETA.t bp. Ang. 31, 1777.
1401— PETER.t b. Oet a4. f74s. m. Mary Voorhees.
1400- CHRISTlNA.t hl Mttn Andrew Shaek.t

*^485. ALBERT* BANTA married Styntie Monibrt, who was baptised December
8, 1 751* The first five children named below were baptised at Conewago, Penn.; the
othert were probably bom in Kentucky.

A UTTBR FROM JOHN COZINB TO RBV. C. G. BRINJCRRHOKF,

Dated Mercer County, Ky., August 30^ 1805, has been preserved, in which is the

following reference to Mr. Albert Banta: '

Mr. Demaree goes on to tell his friends what happened t%renty years ago. At
that time a Mr. Uanu was predominant raler here. « • • t • And after that, if
1 am rightly informed as to time, Mr. Swope came among, them, t t t t e
At this time Mr. Albert Banta rose, and did much as you have been informed; but

SixfA GeturaihH ; Hatty ^ Hendriek^ Hntdriek^ £pliJ 89

Cicasc to understand that when Mr, Uanta came forward with his heavenly call, Mr.
emaree said he also had a call. It was agreed on by the Society that they both
might exhort, and go on as probationers and improve their talents, and he who was the
most approved of oy the Society should go on to the Synod for approbation and
license. Nevertheless, although Mr. Banta was most approved of, our Society still
thought it would not do, and expressed themselves to that import Thus said, Mr. B.
left them and joined the Baptists.

In the letter on page 53, wiU be found another reference to this Mr. Albert Banta.
Some time later he removed from Kentucky to Preble County, O., where he died.

• IMS— HENDRICICS bp. at Cooewago, Oct. sj. X7€9. m. EUta Piatt, Sept. 16. 1894. She
was the daughter ef Louis Pfaut, who was born hi VIrgiaia, and oMrried first her
owaeoMla. Aaroo Piatt, who died Just bdbw the birth of hit fint-bomsoa, WnUaaii.
Hedied Attgtttt. iS59, and bis widow died Feb. 17. XM4.

\ssvB.

M7t— HBNaY.T b. sSas. dhd st^g.

t574— Bbllb B.t, K.Oet. xa. 1847. She Is a school leaebcr tai aadaaad, Ohio.

14M— PETER.« bp. May si, sttx. m. EOe Hole.

IMi— ALBERT.* bp. Nov. ey. xyya. m- Mary

14U— JAN.t bp. Aprfl a. 1775. probably died la telracy.

1M7— ABRAHAM.* b. June ey. S77t. m. Catharine Nutls.

14tS— RACHEL.* m. Peter Vaa AndalL

14t9-*HANNAH.t m. DavM Aasbwa.

1479— ISAAC* ». Mary Van Amdall. sister ef IMS PMsr. He lived hi Cetambus. Ohio.

Itssos.
M7t— CoaifBUtJS V.,T died at age ef as

147i— CHRISTINA.* m.£lliahAllea. Had a tea. Captata David AUea. who was Sberift
efjebason Coualy, lad., aad died te dM Mericsn War.

488. ,CEERTRUIDS BANTA married Fiancis Monlbrt. AO the diildien
named bdov were baptind at Conewago, Penn. It is probable he removed later to
Kentucky, asiiis name appears among the ** Intend Frinds,** in list on page 56.

assvB.

I47t-RACHEL MONFORT,* bp. OeL ^ 1769.
1474— HENRY MONFORT.* bp. May 31. I77t-
147«— KINIEN MONFORT.* bp. May 31. S77X.
147t-rCE£RTlE MONFORT.* bp. Dec sa. 1773.
1477— MARYA MONFORT.* bp. Mch. j. 1774.
147S-JAN MONFORT.* bp. Nov. 1. 1771.
i47i.HENDRICX MONFORT,* bp. Feb. ii, iTti.
I4t0-FRANS MONFORT.* bp. May i, X7i4-

487.«RACHEL' BANTA married 'first at Schraalenburgh, June as, I777i
Theodore Williamson. He died shortly after thr birth of hb daughter, and his widow
married Simon Van Andale, who was bom November 11, 175a They removed to
Kentucky, where be died June ai, i8aa She died December, 1831.

•••

iiuuB IT rtasT MAaaiAOB.
1411— MARIA WILLIAMSON.* bp. at Conewago. Jaa. 14, 1774. m. George IM.

9a SixtA GtntraiUm; Hiury^ Himirkk^ HmdHek^ Epke.^

ISSUE.

I —John List.t

8— TllEOOOaC LiST.T

3-^Aniia List.T ol Somntl Van Nuys.
4— CATHBBINB LlST.V

isSim IT SSOOMD MABIMGB.

14ft— THEODORE VAN AESDALE,« dM te xfl«3.

ViMVB.

Raoul Vam AbsoalbJ m. ant Abraham* Baaia.

14M--JACX)B VAN AR8DALE.t m. Sosaa Smith.

I— Dbulah Van ABtDAi.B,T h. Sept. 6^ ito9.
8->ABaANAii Van AiiDAtB.t Meh. 4 ilxx.
3->TuoMAt J. Van A»soalb«v Scpt loii \i\y
4— Jamu M. Van Audaijk,t SqM* u^ xtiji.
5— Simon Van AbsoahJ Dae. 17, xSxs.

6— Elbabstn Van Absoalb,t Mch. t. itxS, m. mm* jamas Van Nv]rs.t
7— Jom Van AntPALg.tAiif. xo^ xtaa.
8— Rachel Van ABsi>ALB,t jaa. x, xtn.
9— Tnbodoee Van Amoalb,t Mch. xt, xtaj.
xo->Hannah Van AisDALB,T May af, xIq.

14t4— ELEANOR VAN ARSDALE^t b. May 4. xyM. m. un Hanry D.« Baala.
148i— ANNA VAN ARSDALE.* BL Chrliiaphar Bargan (F^asb. Eldar).

l4tt~RACHEL VAN ARSDALE,t m. Harris.

I4t7— LUCRETIA VAN ARSDALE^i m. Jobs Boras.
14tt— JANE VAN ARSDALE.* m. Conattus Codaa.

488. *SAMUEL' BANTA married Dyim Dorland, who was bom April 7f 17S3» >^
died May 25, 1812, in cho Shaker CommuniCy. Three of the first four children named
below were baptised at ConewagOi Penn. He did not remove with his Csther and others
to Kentucky. In the memorial already referred to he appears among the ** Intend
Frinds.** On the records of York County, Peim., under date of May 8, 1790, appears a
sale of tbree slaves by Garret Dofland to Samuel Banta. At what date he went to
Kentucky does noi.appear. In March, 1807, he joined the Shakers at Pleasant HiU,
Kentucky, and signed the Covenant at the first organisation of the churdi among
thcxnf He left them April 24, 1827, at which time he was 74 years of age. A suit
was brought by htm to recover a bam which he had given to the society, which was
decided against him in the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, in the Spring Term, May
5, 1834. The (acts stated in the opinton of the Court are of sufficient interest to be
given in full:

Sfring Tirm, iSj4. \ COURT OF APPEALS,

CAanciiy. May j. { of Kentucky.

Cois AND Bonta agaimsi Wiuimt and cmiERa, a SoaBTY or Shaexrs.

Appioliy piaimUfft fmn iki Circmi C^art tfLnuotn Co.

Proceeding in Chancery in behalf of Goaa and Bonta, two seceding members of
the religious society called Shakers, resident at Pleasant Hill, in Mercer Co., ibr the
purpose of obtaining a division of the property belonging to the society, and of having
their shares allotted to them, either upon the principle c7 equality, as two of the cove*
nant members, or according to the amount of property each earned with him into the
society. The following is the substance of the *' Covenant," or Articles of Association:

SixiA Geiu»\UwH ; Henry^ Ihndrick'^ JIvHdrick^ Epkt.^ 91

PnatMt: The preamble recites that ''all who come into memberihip do freely
and voluntarily dedicate and devote themselves and all thev possess to the service of
Cod forever; and it being their faith that the union and relation of the church in one
joint interest, is a situation the most acceptable to Ged, and productive of the greatest
good of anv state or situation attainable on earthi** they thereibre covenanted and
agreed by these Artides:

I. To gather themselves together and be constituted and formed in the order of
a church.

II. Creates an office of '' trustee** or ''agentship,** and appoints three of the
brethren thereto^ «•»

III. New meniben allowed to come in and devote to the Joint interest of the diurch
all such propertyas they Justly hold. ''The Joint interest orthe church thus formed by
the ftce will oflRnings of the members, rcspectivelv, shall be possessed and held by the
whole body Jointly, as their natural and rehsious ngfat." Every member of the church
to enjoy equal privileges in the use of the church property, " according to their order,
and as every one has need, without anv difiSsrence being made 00 account of what any
one has brought in.** It Is the dutv 01 all the membos to support and maintain the
Joint interest of the chmdi, aoeardmg to thdr several abilities as members, for the good
of the whde.

IV. Provides that the trustees shall take and hold the pro p er t y in perpetual suo>
cession. In case of vacancy in the trusteeship, successor to be appointed.

V. "As the whole end and design of our thus uniting in church rebtion Is to
receive and diffuse the manifold gifts 01 Cod, to the mutual happiness of each other, as
brethren and sisters in the Gospel, and for the relief of the poor, the widow and the
fatherless,** the members covenant and agree to ghre up all their property to the church,
far charitable uses, etc, and rdinquiah slU dahn upon the society, or its members, for
property contributed or services rendered.

HiU^ That the third Article pcednded a dttvision of the effects according to whdt
the members brought in.

It was equally dear to the court that upon the iriiole covenant the initmi was that
the whole p r operty and labor of each shall be devoted to the "chmdi,'* as a quasi-
corporation, for diaritable porpoees, the support of members, etc., forever. The ques-
tion was whether such a covenant was valio m law. As to this it was

HM^ That the use was not void as a mpeniUim/ that the trust being a "char*
itable trust,** it was not void for indefiniteness; that it was not void as violating the rule
against perpetuities, as this rule does not apply to charitable trusts and uses.

(Opinion of the court given by Judge Nicholas— Judge Underwood dissenting.)

In the ap p lica t ion for a pension on file in the Bureau of Pensions appegi^ the
following:

Samud Baata, 1776. In May, 1833, he was residing in .Mercer County, agied te
years, where he had hved for more than forty years.

He entered the 'service in December , 1776, at York County, Pennsylvania, under
Captain Van Arsdale, marched to Philaddphia; from there, in tag or twelve days, he
was ordered to Trenton, N. J., and when about dght miles fronj^pladdphia they met
some Hessian prisoners who had been taken at the battle of IjRiton (December 36,
1776). He Joined the army of General Putnam, whose haul-quarters were at Princeton,
N. J., at wbidi place and at Kingston he was stationed as guard on the lines, and was
out in scouting parties to protect the inhabitants Crom the inqiiSons of the British
occupying New Brunswick.

ISSUB.

14tt«-ANTI£,< bp. Dee. xSi I77a» m. Jacob Bruaer.

'•ISSOB.

Calvin BaraBa,T dM among the Shaluns.

lilt— 8TYNTIE,i bp. Julf 7. S776, m. Lawrsaep Vertanrck. He was kOled by ttgfamifi|«
His widow JdacdthcShaken and died among than. *

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SixiA Ceueraiion; Henry^ lUndrick'^ Hendrick'^ Rpkc^^ 93

t ISSUK.

t61S — • Gp.xi:ta,t m. Tyler DaUlvrtn. Was brought up amone the Shaken, but left them.
S614— CAStAKDRA.T b. Dcc. 8, 1804. Was brottcht up in the church (Sliakers) and
died amoBf them. Dee. $• 1I40.

lAOl— MARY.t b. April 4. 1764. died in inluicy.

lAOt— POLLY,* h. Attf. 6, 1786, m. Darid Cassatt.

1808— JACOB.* b. Oct. 4. 17^. <Ued fai faifancy.

1804— GARRETT,* b. Nov. 4. 1789, m. iMMagdaleaat Banta.

490. 'jOHN* BANTA mmnried Polly Riker, daughter of Abraham Riker, who
wa8 born in New Jeney, January 39, 1760. and died March 7, 1838. During the Revo-
lutionary War he was a dniiomer in Captain Hugh Campbell'a Company of the Second
Battalion of York County, Pennaylvaniat commanded by CoL Robert McPheraon,
and did duty at Pertli Amboy, N. J., in 1776. He removed with his &ther to Ken*
tucky, and was one of those who purchased the ''Low Dutch Tract" already referred
to. He was one of the first to unite with the Shakers in Kentucky, who held their first
meeting at his house. A brief statement of the origin of Shakerism in Kentucky may
be of interest:

In the year 1800 began that extraordhiary movement known as the ''Kentucky
Revival," during the progress of which religious meetings were held attended by as
many as twenty thousandpersons at one time, the meetings bein^ continued day and
night for several days. Tne most singular manifestations raaractenzed these meetings.
Bovs and girls of twelve years of age exhorted with wonderful eloquence and power,
and many of the worshippers were so affected that they shouted ud leaped ior joy,
while othen feU upon the ground *'like those who are shot in battle," and lay for hours
as in a trance. A history of the time (the Kentucky Revival, by Richard Mc Nemar,
p. 34,) says of one of the meetings: "On this occasion no sex nor color, dass nor
descrij)tk)n, were exempted from vkt pervading influence of tfao Spirit; even from the
age of eight months (!) to sixty years, there were evident subjects of this marvellous
operation." As an outgrowth of this awakening, Shakerism had its rise in Kentucky.
A delejpition from the Community at New Lebanon, N. Y., visited the State and found
a hospitable reception at the house of John Banta, who was one of the first to embrace
their teachings. The work just quoted savs (p. 85), "The same fiiith produced by the
preparatorv woric of Cod, began also to brouc out at Eag^ Creek, some time in the
sixtn month; whidi gave occasion to the testimony being opened there. A few at' first
embraced it with full purpose of soul, as the only way of God. Through the iaith and
special light of Matthew Houston, Samuel Henry, John Bonta, Elisha Thomas, &c.,
the testimony entered and was rece iv ed on the south side of Kentucky (river), about the
middle of the eighth month, and continued to spresd untQ it embraced as many as
were willing to embrace it in Mercer, Shelby, Pamt4ick and Long-lick. In eadi of
which places there are a number of fiimOies who have denied ungodliness and worldly
fusts, uken up their chiss, live together in the unity of die Spirit and bond of peace,
and while witn open eyes they are travelling fivm death into life, they shine as lights
in the worid."

The Shaker records at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, make this mention of John Banta:
"Believed in August, 1805. Removed to Pleasant Hill in December, 1807. Removed
to South Union, Logan County, Ky. (one of the branches of the Shaker church), per-
haps in 181 1, before the church was organittd in Pleasant HIIL Died at South Union,
in the latter part of 1815, or the begmning of 1816." He gave a very valuable form to
the Shaken at the time he united with them in 1807.

ViSSOB.

1808— HENRY,* b. —, ss. Naacy De Mott.

1800— ANNA,* b. Dec. 19. 1786. RsnMvsd with bar parsnu to Pleasant Hill and signed tiM

Covenant at the first organisation of the Shaker Chwoh in June* 18x4. Died

Oet.3a^s84S.

94

StxtA Gtneratiomi Henry^ ttendriek^ MeniHck'^ Epke."^

\

1 507.-" LEAH,* b. Nov. 96b 1790. Removed with her pamils to Pleasant Hill and signed the

Covenant at the orfanisatlon of the church. " Deported for the world July 8. iae7."

Was known amonf the Shakers as " Love.*'
ISOi^RACHEM b. April x6, 1791. died amonf the Shaken Dee. el, itsj.
lAOt~R£B£CCA,i !». Oct. 31, 179$. Sgned the Covenant al the organisation of the Shaker

ChwdL *'Slood in the EMeiahip two or three years at the West Family.**. Died

Febt. t, 1839.
laiO—JOHN LOGAN.8 b. Mdk u^ 1799. m. EUsabelh Voris.
lait— ABRAM.i b. Sept 6^ 1801. m. Elisabeth Reynolds.

* 401. CORNEUUS* BANTA msiricd tet, Magdakna Shuck* widow of Samud

Dtneo}. aeoond, her sister Agnes Shodc; and third, a widow, Nancy Van Nice, who snr>

vived hini. His first two wives were sisters of William Shuck, who matried ^^^Mary

Bantat another sister, Sally, married i^>*Henry Ranta. He was in the Revolutionary

War. He owned a large iaim covering the present site of Pleasureville, Henry County,

Kentucky, and lived there until his son, Peter W., removed to Indiana and settled

about ibur miles from Madison, when he followed him, and lived for a short time near

Canaan. . He died about 183$.

\is8os wi fiasT wire.

1818— PETER W.»t m.- Nancy GinenwdL

1814*H£NRY.« b. Oet X9b 178$. bl Nancy Demaiee.

1818— CORNEUU8.8 Aug. 8. xSos. m. Rsbeecn Eckds.

181t-Tl^RGARET,i m. Henry MoaCart. The following from the SktUf CmamU of De-
' center ^ 1873 (wiitltn by Mr. Geo. W. Demaiee), rates to this lady: •« As fitf as I
have bien able to lean, then is but one person now Uving that was an actual pai^
tidpaat la this peiilous nuvch thiongh the wOdemcss from Mereer to Shelby
County* nsaili eighty yeaia ago. That indhridnal Is Mrs. Pttgfio Montfiart, widow
of Ftnnds Henry Montfort. Her maiden name waa Baata. She has been among
the Shakers for filly years, and is stm with them at Pleasant Hill, Mereer Co., Ky..
where the writer saw her and talked with her but a ftw days since. She was I b urt e sn
yean old whea the colony made the perilons move. She says th*y were nearly two
on the rend, cutting their way through the wHdemess."

18n— ANDR£W.t ,m. Mary Cos.

181S— JACOB.* b. Apia 3. 177s. UL Phebe FalUs.

1819— RACHEL.8 Feb. d» 1804. m. Thomas Reid. He was a CBnner llviaf near BdleviUe.
Indiana. His wife died March xs. 1I99.

\ISSOS.

tSTit— Jbssb Lott RiiD,v SI. Mary Banta. daughter of Heary Banta. of Canaan,
Ind. He is a fiumer.
. t674i— MAtV JAUB RBID.T Bk Dr. J. M. De Ball She died Oct 3. xlsa

Sg74t. WtLUAM DVM RBID.T He is a stock dealer hi Kohoka, Ma

tt74«— ConNBUUS Milton Rbio.t b. Feb. 19^ 1830^ m. Mary Keller Nov. s. 1838*
He died Feb. e. 1873.

t8748^8A8AU AUN RBto,t b. May sS. X83S. She lives hi Creslou. Iowa.

St74*— LoiBMA Ellbn RBID.T died to childhood.

S874V—FBANKUif Mabion RBID.T He is a machinist and engineer. Was hi aa
Alabama r e g im e n t during the war.

tg748—8AMUBi. OsArroN Rbid.T b. Jan. 7. 1840. m. Annie M. Camcror Nov. 99,
187a He to a Cvmer. Was in the 78th IBInois Regiment durinf the war.

Sg74«— Sabina Rbbbcca Raio.t b. 1846. m. EUsha P. Hickox Ang. in. 1866^ He
was graduated at Madison (now Colgate) Univerrity, Hamilum, N. Y.
Was professor of ancient languages to Burlington College. Iowa, hto
wile teaching nlgher mathematics at the same tesUtutioiL He to iMW Sec-
retary of the Slate ImmigratioB Bureau at Wlnfidd. Kansas,

I

I

18M— ANNlE,t

, UL James Egan. He kept a hotel al Belleville, lad.

Sixth Ctneraiion; Henry ^ Htndrick^ Hendrick^ EpkiA 9$

402.^ 3ANIEL' BANT A married Anna Shuck, widow of Peter Dune, who was
bom Nov. 3, 1759, and died June 10, 1839. He was known as Captain Dan. In the
account by G. W. Demaree in the SkMy Caurauit Shdbyville, Ky., 1873, quoted on
p. 5 If refe.-ence is made to Captain Dan and some of his brothers. We copy further
extracts from the same paper, May 15 and 22, 1873. The incident in reference to
Mrs. Ann e Durie is also mentioned in Histmical Sketches of Kentucky, by Lewis
Collins, p. 42a:

HXART-RSNDING THUL OP MRS. AHKA BAMTA.

This fiunous woman was first married to S. (Peter, Jr. See Collins* Historr of
Kentucky, page 422) Duree, in the State of Virginia, in the year 1771, and remamed
in that State till 1777-8, when Duree and his wite Joined a small company of emigrants
and ''struck** for the territcvy— Kentucky— and landed safely at a place then called
Lime Stone, now Maysville, Mason County. Remaining here a short time, they broke
ground for a settlement about eight milai from the fort. Having made the necessary
preparations, Duree, his wift and three children, and an unmarried sister and two
youn^ brotheis of his wife, attended by a small guard, went ahead of the other fomilics
to build a cabin. As-soon as they reached the location selected they went to work, and
at the end of three days had a cabin up and finished, which was to answer for dwelling*
house and fort. The guard now returned to Lime Stone to conduct out the oth^
fiimilics. On the fourth morning Duree and his two brothen-in-law went a short dis-
tance from the house to cut a bloek to make a mortar to ''bruise** their com in, and
were attacked by the savages; at the first fire one of the young men was killed 00 the
spot, and Duree himself r e cei ved a ball throu^ his chest, inflicting a mortal wound,
notwithstanding he ran to the cabin door before he felL The otho* young man was
cut off froin the cabin by a fieet*footcd Indian and tomahawked. Duree*ft sister, hear*
ing the foss, ran to the door and was shot dead. Duree*s wife saw the whole tragedy
throu^ a port hoIe» with her thrM little children at her side. The Indians, either be-
coming alarmed at something or supposing they had killed all the "pale fiices," dis-
appeared without bfeaking into the cabin. Duree*s wife dragged her dving husband
into the house and used every effiut in her power to stop the Uood whioi was flowing
copkrasly fitmi the wound ; every other remedy iailing, sne literally corked the artifice
of the wound with her haindkeKhie£ Duree revived suffidendy to entreat his wife to
take the childm and flee to the fort, telling her that he was bound tp die and that she
could be of no fiirther service to him. As the poor woman stood gazing at her dying
husband, surrounded by death 00 every side, her three little children chnging toner,
and he pointing to the door and uttering with feeble voice : " Save yourKlf and children,
go, gol**— the conflict was short but terrible«-the awful decision was made. Now let
us dSrop the curtain v4iile the sad parting takes phioe, while the foithfol wife turns her
back on her dying husband forever— not for her own life, but for her childrai. Having
made up hia mmd to try to reach the fort, she mounted one child on her shoulders,
taking another in her anns and the third at her side, was soon flying with all possible
speetf along the blued way towards Lime Stone, distance about eight miles. A blind-
ing storm of rain and sleet setting in, she soon lost the trace and wandered in the
trackless wilderness till bte in the evening, when she again discovered the Mazed trade,
and although she had travded all da^ she found herMtf not more than a mile fnm the
bloody scene from which she was fleong. She had gone but a short dbtanee, howeixr,
when she met the other bmilies coming out to join them, and told them the sad story.
While thev were parleying over what was best to be done the Indians raised the «-ar
whoop in the distance. It appears they were on the track of Duree's wife, and in a few
minutes more she would have been murdered with her helpless babes, without, mercy.
The men saw the situatkm at a ^ance; to make a stand there in the wilderness with
the women and diildren was out of the question, hence thqr cut their packs from the
horws and let them fell to the ground, and mounting the women and children, the race
back to the fort commenced in good earnest; the noises, maddened by the fierce yells
of the redsUnsi went tearing through the thick undergrowthy bcerating the lower

96 SixtA CeMifutwMs Himry^ tiendrUk^ Hindrick^ £pkg.^ \

limbs of their riders badly, besides which no accidents occurred^ and they ill reached
the fort safely. The next rooming they sent out a force sufficiently strong to drive
back the Indians and burv their dead*

A few years afterwards the brave and somewhat reckless Capt Dan Banra met the
widow Diiree; having heard of her fame, she eaactly suited him. It is enough to say
he courted and marned her, and bravely did she stand by him while he playfd a con*
wpieaous part in reclaiming Shelby County from the wildness of nature. Danid Banta
died Dec 15, 1827.

llSSUB.

lAtl— HENRY D..« b. Jan. S9, 17^ m. Elcaaor Van Andide.

last— DANIEUt m. Eliabtlh Le Complt.

UM— JACOB,t ditd ia Sakm. ladiaaa. Had at least one aoa:

ttftt— jAafBS.f

•

lAti'RACHEL,* Feb. s6, 1991. m. Isaac Le Complt. He was bom in Hcary County. Ky.,
Maich St, 19M. He r eiaefe d to Moeon County, Ma. whera he died Dee. ax. 1884.
His widow died June a. 1969.

i IttVB.

• tTft^CBAiLSS Li CoiiPTB,v b. Aag. js, stn.
STOT^JOHli S. Lb C0MrTB,V b. Uay s. xtsj. ol SalUe If. KeUey, Julys. st45.who
was bom tai Clark County, Ky., Fab. aa, xSa7, and now reildes in Keacucky.
Kar husband dhd Jan. 9, sIM.

' issim. \

44St^Isaae N. Le Comple.tb. Junes, sl^d, ai.llatliej. HIII. July iS.xa7a.
44i«— Jamm K. Le Compla.* b. Uay sx, iM. at Annie Williams, March

a.sa76u
44Sl~Mdiim J. Le Compla.«b. July 9, xl90b UL D. T. Maddos. May a. X867.
44St •— Jeatphine Le Compca,t b. Jan. 3s, 1854, died Aug. x6, sSss-
44tt~Alioa O. Le Compca,* bi Oct 19^ sMo^ ul Tandy Quitaabcrry, Nov.

a6b iMi*
44S4— Charias O. Le Coaipla.< K Sape. it, 1863.

44ii<~EagaaeM. LeCompca,<b.Dce.a6,sS73. •

• • •

trot*— CrNTHU J. Lb CoMrra,! b. Jan. 14, xtts. ul Mnniam Tbuimaa.
t709— Ami Lb CoMfT8,V b. Feb. 3, iSiy, m. Jaeab Pttr.
8719 .EUAS Lb Compt8,v b. Feb.s«i Ux^ died Dae. 04. iMi&L
' tril— JosBm Lb Comftb,t b. Dae. aSr iin« died Jan. i, iMSL
tnt— EujAS Lb Comptb^t K Apr. ao. t»n> died. tUM.

IM«--FETER.t m. Kate LIU.

lMt-^JOHN.i 1797. m. Naaey Un.

15i7--ANNA,t m. George Holcraft.

im-MARYt (PUOy). m. jy^'K!!l«

405. ANTIE' (Ann) BANTA married Bamett Reynierson.

%ttim.

lata— JACOB REYNIERSON.t m. Maiy Aihar. .
|M0~ ABEAM REYNIERSON.* ai. Leah Demarm.

iissmu

trSt — Jotiif RbtnibbsoIi.v b. Oct. 4, itai, m. Lacy Aaa Craen. Ha was bom ia
Mercrr Co., Kealueky.

^i^lHi^imHiMJ Htnry^ iUtulrick^ HimMck"^ Epke.\ 97

*. . , , tSSVK.

I— ChnrWs lUani Rc)'nienoii,s b. Mafx:li 15, 1856. dictl Mardi 15, i8s7*
a— > Almariiula Reynicnon,^ b. April 18. 1858. Lives at Ouawatomie, Kansas.
3<»John Jacob Resralcrsoa,* b. Feb. 5, i86o» died Auis. aS. x866.
4— Charily Lice Rejrnienoa.i b. June ao. 1864, m. Geo. Win. Conrad Ever-
hard, Maidi X, 1183.
5«» Virciaia Raynlenon.* b. July ao, 1869. died July a6^ xiyx.
6* Harry Youafer Reynfenon,* b. Scpc a6, x87a, died Dec. 31. X873.
7~PliiUpKbertsReynicnon,*b. April a9bX87S. Lives at Ossawaiomie. Kansas.

S7S4~ Isaac Rbyniikson.t
S7S8~jACOB RimiiKSON.t
S7Si~ Jambs RBYxnissoMJ
S7S7— Ann Rstnxbrson.t as. «— Load.'
S7St— Nanct RBTNIKRSON.Y

S789— SABAN RSYNIBtSONJ
S7t0— MaKT RBVNIKlSON.t
S7Sl~CMARITy RSTNIKlSON.t

1891* ISAAC REYNIERSON.8

18tS— SAMUEL REYHIERSON.s as. Kata Boica.

18SS— HENRY REYNIERSON.s

18t4-- PETER REYNIERSON.t m. Naacy LOhird.

16S8— CHRISTOPHER REYNIERSON.t m. Mary

18ti- RACHEL REYNIERSON.t as. Garrett Terh<

t7SS— Makt .TBniinfS.t as. Jamaa Mass.
S7SI— Jans TsBNUNS^t died in Intacy.

S7S4— William TKiHVNB.t as. J J; jf y^^^ pff

S7S8-SAaAH TtSHUNRj ». j i ^^^^^^^

t x« Nancy SOcox;
S7Si~GAKirrr TBBHUNK«t m. } a. Mary Terimne;

(3. Haaaah HaU.

S7S7— Janb Tbuiins,T as. WnUam Allan.
STSi-BASNBTT TRawn«.t -.jigS^^riltihdSl"'

. 18S7— MARY REYNIERSON.t m. Jamaa Staff .
18SS--8ARAH REYNIERSON.t la. Thala Johaaon.
18tS^ANN REYNIERSON.t m. — BoavdL
IMO— CHARITY REYNIERSON.t m. Philip Kdlar.
1841— JANE REYNIERSON.t as. — -— MiDifaa.
184S--DIANA REYNIERSON.t
184S -JOHN REYNIERSON.t m. Naacy Coaatefhanu

4M. DAVID ft BANTA married Mary DeMotL He was a suldier in the Indian

wars and was al Hariiier'8 defeat in 179a. He went from Mercer, Ky., to Bloominftont

Monroe Coontyt IiuL, about 1815 ; subsequently he was a Baptist minister. Died in 1844.

Issua.
1 844— ANNA,t b. 1794-5. as. ThoaMs Mania.

Sssvs.

X^SARAB Ami MARTtll.f

a— WtixiAM MAanii.T

lM8--JAC0B.t b. 1797. ai. bUada Wlldar.
1846— ISAAC,t b. Sapt. w^ s8o8^ uk Ettsa Barker.
1847— POLLY.t h. x8aa, ak Rkhard Hasttefs.

Nssua.
DfUQirr HAsniiQs.T

IMI-SALLY.t h. -^ m. WUUam S. Robaiu.

9S SixtJk GennuHom; AiUrt^ Hindrkk^ Hi^dMM^I^i*^

• • •

▲»)«rt« Hcndriek* Hendriok< Bp]ce.< ^^''

510. HENDRICKS BANTA married Rachel Hopper, February 9, 1783, in Ber-
fea County, New JerKy. They were memben of the church in Hackensack in 1788,
removed two or three years hter to the vicinity of Harrodsburg, Kentucky, and suhK-
quently settled near Lebanon, Ohio.'

/tSSVB*

1888— ALBERT.t b. Uch. 14. 17*3. disd July xs, 1798.
1884-*RACHEUt b. Oct 30. X784. m. >«« PMtr €•• Beala.
^ 1888— MAGDALENA,tb.Stpt.ssx7Mb»->'MOamttt Bulla.
' 1888— MARY.t b. Jan. 4. X7S9P died Much 7, 1S33.
* 1887— GEERTIEt (Chsrity). b. Dee. x8. 1790^ died June a, 1791.
1888— HENRY.s b. Oct s^ XTgs. died Nov. 9a. X79e.
1^88— MARGARET.s b. Sept tx. 1794.
1878— CHARITY,* b. Jaa. •7, 1797, m. Georac Cosfa.
IftTl— £UZABETH,t b. June xa, xaoa
- 1878— ALBERT,* b. Sept 13. xSob. m. Maty Wighan.
^ '^ 1878— 8ARAH,t b. Jnlf ^ x8oflb m. Abiaai SUfg. She died Mch. a7. xSas^

511. PETER^ (Peterius) BANTA married Rachel Van Clefe, July, 1783. She
was bom October 35, 1763, and died April 36, 1843. He wi^ a sexier in the Revo*
hitionary War from Bergen County, New Jersey, and is said to have served as a scoot
wKb great efficiency. He removed to Kentodqr shortly after the Revolution and about
1796 became one of the pioneer settlexs of south-western Ohio, locating at Lebanon,
Warren County. He had a great reputation ibr bravery. His sons were almost giants
ia stxength and, like himsd^ were weltto-do farmers. He died May la, 1839.

/i

1874— MARY.t b. Jaae 8. X783. m. Pater Cauatt
1878— MAGDALENA^t b. Nov. x. xtIS. m. Albeit CasMtt
1878— EUZABETH.t b. June xj. X7t7. »- Joha Hal8dd.
1877- ALBERT.t b. Dec. xs. X7SS, m. Maty Voorhi
1878— RACHEL,* b. Oct d» X79S. m. Jota Paiater.

187f-JOHN.f b. Sept .3. 179^ ». J i JJ2S?C^^
1880— SAMUEUt b. April a4. X794. died aamairied.
1881— CHARITY.s b. Jan. 8. tj^ m. Jota CoUina.
1881- CATH ARINE.* b. Maidi x8. X798. m. James Duriiam.
1888— PETER«* b. Jan. 30, x8oe^ m» Ettabetb Browa.
1884— HENRY.t b. Nov. a7, xSag. m. Mabel Guida.
1888— JANE,* b. Aag., xSas. m. Joseph VeaiUe.
1888— BENJAMIN V..« b. June 8. x8oflb m. Jaae MaUoy.
1M7— AARON.^ died oaaMrricd.

* •
51S.^ DANIEL^ BANTA married at Schraalenburgh, N. J., February 3i, 1784,
Mary Van Voorh'ees, daughter of Daniel Van Voorfaees and Marya Tadman, who was
bom May 14, 1763, and died 1839. He was a soldfanr in the Revolutionary War, and
while fighting in New Jersey was wounded in the leg. In 1786 be moved to Kentucky,
and in 1794 removed to Ohio, locating three and a half miles east of Lebanon, Warren
County. In 1788 he was in the Indian wars, and stationed at a block house on the
prssent site of CIncinnatL In the application ibr a pension on file in the tfureau of
Pensions, Washington, appean the following statement:

Six/A (UueraH^ ; Albert^ Hendrick'^ Hendrick^ EpkiA 99

Daniel Banta was born 1762 in Bergen County, New Jersey, and in October, 1832,
he was residinj; in Warren County, Ohio.

In the Fail of 1777 a Hritish force was near New Bridge, Bergen County, N. J., and
he volunteered to watch their movements, to prevent tlieir foraging through the sur-
rounding country; in scouting, and in guarding provisions and war stores for the use
of the Cfontinental army.

In 1778 he served one month with Capt Christie (see No. 616) at a point in the
road to Gloucester (Closter?) about five miles from New Bridge, where he was taken pris-
oner and carried to New York City. While in the presence of some Tories, one of
whom aspened the character of his fiither, he promptly resented it and was himself
assaulted by them. In about a week he was exchanged and returned to his company.

He continued from time to time in similar service until early in 1781, when he
enlisted at Hackensack for one year, matched under CoL Dye to Fort Lee, on the
Hudson River, which the Americans captured^-the enemy making their escape. In
the attack on the fort he received a wound from a ball which passed through both
thighs, rendering him unable to help himself until September, andin October he joined
his company at Hackensack.

His services prior to 1781 indicate a service in the classified mOitia, a sort of reserve
for alternate duty on alarm, patroling a prescribed district, guarding the lines, &c.

In 1834, under the act of Congress then recently passed, he received a pension of
$80 a year for his services, which he drew until the date of his death, September, 1837.

* ISSVK.

1888— CHARITY.t b. Stpt 3^ 17^ umpaniid.

1888— ALBERT.t b. July x6. X787. m. Haaaitfi Van AiadaO. Lived near the Wahssh. lad.

1S90— MARY.t b. July a8, XTtg. uanantod.

1881— MAGDALENA,* b. Sept S4, X79i, m. George Matsr. Ther had ssvcaieea cbOdrea.

1888— DANIEL.* b. Aug. a8. 1703. m. Taey Newptn.

1888— HENRY.t b. Sept ^ 2795. died Sept is, 1796.

1884— MARGARET.t b. July at. 1797. m. David Newpatt.

C I. Saiah Robertb Path :
1888— PETER D.,« b. Sapt 24. 2799. m. < a. Louisa D. HatMd;

L%t AThtt if^ Loag su e ih .

1888— HENRY.t b. Sapt 13. x8oi. as. Doralhy DeoMlt

lft87— RACHEL.! b. Aug. y^ zaog. m. Abd JuUea.

1888— EUZABETHtt b. March x«, XI07. m. Bea|aahi Pagh.

616.' JACOBS BANTA married, January 5, 1795, ^^^hfary* Banta, who was bom
August 19, 1778, and died September 16, 1853. He was a former in Kentucky, re-
moving in 1833 to Illinois, where he bought a form in Holland's Grove, Tazewdl County
— *a beautiful grove eirtending for mflea along the Illinois River. He was a man of most
excellent judgment and very sympathetic in his nature. In his old age he sold his form
to his son David, with whom he made his home until the end of his days.

I issut.

1888 1— LENA,i b. Get ^ 1798. died ia fofoaqr.

1888 S— PHEDE,t b. April s, X799, as. Lawrenet De Molt

1688 t^DA VID.t b. July 9, x8oi, m. Saiah De Molt

1888 4— MARY.t b. May iS. iSq«. vu Aadiew Aadtnaa.

1888 i— ALBERTS b. Sept 13. iMbA. m. Rachel a Cemtogofe.

1688 i-CORNEUU&i h. July 3, X809, ». j J |£j2h |!hra», widow.
1888 T— JACGB,tb. Feb. so. s8si. m. Mattle Kaadig.
1688 s— JANE.t b. Feb. 4. ai3. m. George toy.
1888 t.RACHEUt b. July si. 2815. m. Jota Sdae.
168S>*- WILLUM,« b. Feb. 25. 2818, m. Ehriia Page.

too Sixtk Gtttiraihmj Dirck^ Jacob^ Direk^ EpJki.^

CHAPTER XIII.

SIXTH GENERATION.

DMI^« JaoA< Dlnk> Sf1m.i

648.^HENDRICKJEft BANTA mimed Jooft Louer. son of Jacob Loiier. He
died June 17, iSaa, and his widow died Feb. 26, 1827.

i'

lift— CHRISTIANA LOZIER,t b. Joly 17, 177S. »- — — C<

liM«-JACOB LOZIER.* b. Ang, ^ 1776b m. itaiGtrtradet Butta.

liii .DIRCK LOZIER.C b. Dec. xj. xtSs, probably died vananfed.

liM-NICHOLAS LOZIER.* b. Dec a9b iTlS. «iied aamairlod.

lSi7— GEORGE LOZIER,f b. Nov. xS. 1798. m. Heelff , died prior to il^

% ISSVB.

I— Nicholas Lonsa.T
a— John Lostsa.T
3«»GBoaQa Lo»Ba.T

IMSr-JAN LOZIER.t b. Jaly 1. 179$-

« JaoA* IMrok* Spko.^

668. (CORNELIUS* BANTA mairied at the Refomied Church in Kbig Street,
Ntw Yofffc City, July aa, 1826, Catharine Demaiest, who was born Dec 3I9 1800^ and
died Aug; 19, 1886. He died Dec if, 1856.

188t— JOHN C..t b. Jaly a4. xSoy. m. Jaae Cde.
1870— CATHARlNE.t b. Nov. s. i^s* ^M aanarried.

SM. ^OHN* BANTA married Catharine Ackerman. She was a churdi member
at Scbraaienburgh in 1831. He died Dec 4, 1837. Hia will was probated in Bergen
County Dec 13 of the same year.

tssus.

liTl'^SALLY.i married at Scteaaleaborgb, Oec 11, iSss, tmAaraat Baaca, who was bora
Dee. S3» S799. He was a carpcalef ia New York and was aeddcndy killed. Her
seeond hasboad was NattaaiH Dcmt who was bora 1770^ aad 10 whom she was
mnrriod at EagUsh Ndgbborbood Jaly aS, 1844. Aftar liis death, wlilch oeca r rcd
Jaly 7» iS6eb she aMrritd her tfilid hasbaad. Dower Westervelt.

^issuB ar nasT MAaauoa.

8888-Lbah.t

SS88— CATHAaiiiBtT BL ^— Boiaet.

^ISSOB ar SECOND MAaaiAOB.

8887— John Jacob DBSEa^t b. Oct. 3, 1S45.

1878— JACOB,t b. April s. xSiS, m» EDca Dcaiarest. Jaly xs. xSsy. He died Sept X3. 1S4S.

His widow aunricd Sept xa. 1844. MaraellBs J. Cole.
1878— ANNA.t b. Feb. 9, xSsSb diad aaaMrried.
1874-JOHN.i b. Jaly a4. xSaS.

SixiA CeMemiioHj Wiai^ IViert^ IViert^ Epkt.^ loi

CHAPTER XIV.

SIXTH GENERATION.

Wl«rt^ Wisrt* Wisrt' SSpka.^

571. 'THOMAS* BANTA married at Schnudenburgfa, Sq>t 7, 176$, Cerricie
(Charity) Terhune, daughter of Johannes Terhune. She died Nov. 3o» 1807. He was
a fiirmer of the township of Franklin, Berfea County, N. J., and his huid was partly
situated in New Hempstead, Onmge County, N. Y. During the Revolutionary War
he was captured by three Tory neighbors and imprisoned in the old sugar-house in New
York City for a little more than a year. He died May 29, 1824. The Minutes of the
Council of Safety of New Jersey refer to eflbrts made to effect an exchange fer him.

Copy OF HIS Discharge (in possession of one of his descendants) by
Andrew Eluot, Superintendent General of the Pouce.

Permission is given to Thomas Banta to pass to CoL TumbuU to Powles Hook, he
being discharged on parole.

Given under my hand in the City of New York the 30th day of May in the eight-
eenth year of His Majesty's Reign, 1778.

To an whom it may concern.

Q. A. P. Jones, M. G., Andrew Eluot,

Comdt of New York. Supt. GeneraL

\ ISSUE.

18Ti--GSERTRUY.t b. March 13. 1767. <iied ia iatocy.

(s. Trynlie Doris;
1ST«— JOHN.tb. Mays. i96S,m.}a. I«m Bogcrt Baata;

(3. Corniliii Boccft ZatetaUe.

1S77— OEERTJSt (Charily), b. Sept. aS, lyTX, m. Jolui B. WaMarvelt.
li7S— GEESIE.t b. Sept. a^ 1773. m. Jaeob De Bam (?)•
• 1ST9— EFFIE.* b. Feb. xj. 1775, a. Heary Lalldas.

leSl— THOMAS.t b. Mareh 16. X777t a- EUiaballi Hariag.

679.'MARGR1ETI£A (Margaret) BANTA married at Schraalenburgh, May 1,
176^ Jacob Valentine.

* ISSUE.

USS-- JACOB VALENTINE.S b. Fab. IS. X761. .
liSS— GEERTRUY VALENTINE.t b. Kab. ay* XT^S. '
1«S4'-WIERT VALENTINE.t b. Jan. 31. X7<S*
liSS^HENDRICK VA(£NTINE.t b. Dae. 84. vjeA.
liS«--DAVID VALENTlNE.i b. Nov. ay. 17^.
1SST--MAROARBT VAL£NTINB,t b. Jaa. 31. 177s.
liSS--JOHN VALENTINE.t h. Mdi. aS, 1773.
liSil-MARU VALENnNE.i b. Fab. x6. 1777.
liS9— ELIZABETH VALENTINE.t b. Sapt x^ X799.
1M0-- ABRAHAM VALENTIN £.• b. Nov. x. X7tx.

DrvUI« Vlarts THmrt* Spka.^

57a.*JANNETJ£N* BANTA married at Schraalenburgh, August 34, 1765,
Roeloff Uogert, son of Roeloff Peter Bogert. They were both members of the church
at Sdiraalenburgh ui i8oi« She died December 13, i8oi.

I03 SixiJk CtMeration; David^ Wurt^ Wiiri^ EpkiA

m

^ ISSUS.

ie91— JAH BOGERT.t b. Dec 6, ly&i, died In inliuicr.
1 891— JAN BOGERT.t b. April 14. 1768. died at SclirailcBbiirgh, Oct. 9, 1137.
169S~DAVXD nOGERT.t b. April 1. 1770^ died saddraly im New Yoric. Meh. 9^ iSsi.
iet4-*MARGRIET£ BOGERT.t b. Feb. «. 1773. m. Peter Biower.wbo was born Feb. ^ X774«
and died Jan. 14. 1844. She dkd Oct i8» 1843.

t889— Abiaham BbowiM b. Oct. 14, itbb.

\»

*••

.. ^. 18ti-*WISRT BOGERT,t b. FA Qi I77S-
V/'- ~ <•' li9«— PSTRU8 BOQSRT.tb.Mcfa. x8. 1778.
V 1M7—ROELOFF BOGERT.t b. Sept. at. X781.

1698-^HENDRICK BOGERT.t b. Feb. ai. 1784.

IMS— ABRAHAM BOGERT.t b. Jnae at. 1786.

1700— JACOB BOGERT.t b. May to. t788.

1701— GUILUAM BOGERT.t b. Anff. »• t79a. died Sept. n> i077-

^-..f..

r* '87tl WIERT* BANTA married May ii| 1775, Leah DeGroot, daughter of
Peter A. DeCroot and Hester Brower. She was bom Jime, 1759. During the Revo-
lutionary War some of his property was destroyed by the Britidi, ibr which the Govern*
ment paid him j£iot. He died January, 1834. .His will dated May, 18321 was
probated at Hackensack, N. J.

V *

-ITM— PETER DlGROOT.t b. Fab. id. t77^ m. Saiib Darie Firoeligb.
lTOt-*DAVXD.t b. Aaf. as, i77t» m* Ea^«l Vaa Oieiea.
1704— HESTER.t b. Aug. 17. t7«a^ died Jvly t. tTtS.

ITOi- JOHN.i b. Jaaa «» t7iB. died July «» t7«3.
170«— JOHN W..f b. Jaaa ax« tfii. m. Sophia Weitervelt.
lT07--ARIE,t b. May as, t7M. died Feb. 1%. 1790^
170t~ARIE,* b. Feb. iS. 1790, n. Rebecca Haanuoad.
170t- ABRAHAM.t b. Oct 7, 1796^ died April I. tStj.
1710— JACOB.* b. May as, 1799. died in iaCmey.
1711— LEAH.t b. Mardi 14. 1S03. died July si, sBos*

•••■.■••

Vn^ JOHN (Johannes) D.^ BANTA married Rachel Van Horn. She was bom
in 17S4 and died ^798. He was a member of the True Reibnned Church at Hackea-
sack in 1787, died Dece m ber 36^ iSaSy and was buried at the South Church of
Schraalenburgh.

* ISSUK.

171t-ANnE.« b. Sept. t. syaa. died ia intoey.

171S— ANnE,f b. Auf . 17. tyts. ai. Hendridi P. Vanderiiedi at Sehiaalenbursb. June s«, 1804.
Ha was boni Dae. 7, 1773. aad died Aug. a4« tl64. They were both nMoibers of the
church at Schraaleabnrgh la tta9b She died Nov. a4« tS6&

• / MssuB.

t917— Rachel VANDsaascicT b. Oet ta, iSps. died Dec a. i9sd. \

tllS^SAaiHH VAfiDsaaBCX.T b. June ay. tSia

S919— John Banta VAifDSXSKCX.T b. Sept aj. ilia. '- ^^

S9S0— Anns VANDsaaaacT b. Dae. it. iSta. died 1S31.

t9tl~EusA Cathasins VANDsaasacT b. Sept. as. tSid.

tStS^JSMiiiA Banta VANDsaascx,T b. April 1% tSaa. died May % x9S9-

1714— ELIZABETH.* b. Dae. tt. tT^S* bl James B. Ckvehuid at SchnuUenburgh. Nov.
S9,ilo7. She Joined the church at Schfaaleahurfh hi ti09.

Sixth Generaihm: Ikmd^ H^irt^ Wurt^l^eA 103

MSSUK.

S9St— Racsiiel Clkvrlano.7 b. Auf. 90, x8o8.
t9S4— JAMKS Balowih Clsveland.t b, May •• xSn.
SMS— JANK Tompkins Clbvclano,^ b. Feb. 14. xlxa.

SMt<*MAKY IH>WLSSON CUCTELAND.T b. DtC. S, StX4.

SM7— John Banta Clsvelano.t b. Dec 3, xStd.

S9t9— IciiABOD Cleveland J b. Feb. I, xSxS. died In iafimcy.

i9S9— £luca Ann Clbteland.t b. Feb. 6, ilao.

ITli— XUVID.t b. yum $. tf9j. died la lataejr.

1T16— JANE,t b. July $, S99X, manled at Pamiiins, Jvly io» siis, Moeei Beaok They %vere
iben of the chwdi at Schfaakabiirgh In itxt.

ISSUE.'

SMO^Elisaeeth Smitn Beam.i b. Feb. 6, 1114.
Mil— Rachel Van Hoen Beam.t b. Dee. n, ttift.
S9tS— Hbmbt Beam J b. Jaa. 30. slit.
MSS^JOMN Banta Beam^y b. Sept $• sieo.

ITIT^JEMIMA M..« b. Joe. 3. X999. died mm. Dee. 3. 1169. Her wffl Is leeoided la
Cooaty, N. J^ la Uber Q, fallo 107.

lTlt^RACHEL.t b. Dee. a6, '179s emrM at Schtaaleabarfh, April ea, ilse, George

Stt4— Geosob Henby CMBitnB,Y b. Joa. 93, ilse, died Jvae 9^ 1147.

SttS«-DATID CHBtSTIB,1 b. JOE. 84, itey.
1T1B--DAVID.* b. Dee. 99, 1796^ died aaaMUTled.

MOJABRAM D.* banta Buunied first, Gertie Ryenoa; she died FebroEiy
31, 1784. He BUunied agEin, HyU (Helen) Veh Sys, Septe m ber 9, 1786, Et the True
Reftrmed Cburcli of HaekensBck, of which he was a number. She was born October
10^ 17691 and died December at, 1834. He died February 17, 1835.

In an application ibr a pension on file in the Bureau of Pensions, Washington,
appeals the Ibllowing statement concerning Abiam Banta:

He.was bom January as, 1763, one mile above Hackensack, Bergen County, where
he continued .to reside until 1779 a4ien his fiuher, having been mudi annoyed and
injured by the British and Tories, proposed to exchange his Cum in Hackenmdc with
Cornelius Losier^a Torv^-for his farm at Paramus, and to furnish a substitute (or the
bttier's two sons during the war (named John and David). His lather moved with his
family to Paramus, where he lived three ;rears; and Abraham served as a substitute ibr
the two sons of Loner, besides p er fa rnung the military duty (or which he was liable
when sbcteen veaiB old. In 1819 he removed to New York City, where he was residing
in October, 1833.

In May or June, 1776. his brother John D. (stated in 1833 to be dead) was drafted.
He took his place under Capt. Bttrd in the ** Flying Camp ** which was stationed imme*
diately below Bergen town, on the east side of Newark Bay. His next service, in 1776,
was as a substitute ibr his brother John, under Capt. Sun of Hackensack, at the time
the enemy were moving inland firom New York City (which was occupied by than Sep-
tember 15, 1776) towards Fort Washington, to assist in building Fort Lee in New
Jersey, directly opposite to the former Fort (which was captured by the British Novem-
ber 16, 1776, immediately followed by the evacuation of r ort Lee and retreat of Gen.
Washington through New Jeney to Trenton, from thoioe crossing the Debware river
into Pennsylvania).

I04 Stjiy GeneroiioH,^ David^ IVUri^ Wuri^ Epke.^^

V

In 1778 he served with Capt Oulwatcr^ who was stationed at Aquackonock, guard-
ing the Ifncsy watching to counteract the movement of the enemy near New Bridge and
Scnrawlenburgy seeking opportunities for foraging incursions, and to attack the Fort on
Brower's Hill, now New Bridge. His company marched within three or four hundred
yards when the enemy fired cannon upon them while they were going into the Fort,
and Gen. Wayne, on account of the inequality of his mce, retreated to where his
brigade remained three or four weeks. During the latter period he ''was out** with
scooting Pfurtjes around Hackensack.

The British, commanded by CoL Boskirk, a refugee, came from New Yorie City or
from Hobokea in the night to Hopperstown, about two miles from the residence of
Bantm, and burnt it, when all the militia including himself ''turned out** to attack
them* but were not organised under anv captain, and pursued them to Fort Lee, killing
some of them. The enemy were called "men coats" (from the color of the dress
adopted by the refugees and Tories around New York City).

He was stationed (year not lecoUected) under Capt. Romaine at tne English
Neighborhood, and a Capt. Bowman arrived with a company of Light Infantry, to whom
Banu was detailed as a pilot to conduct him through the place to the lower pNut of the
country. CoL Boskirk oad the night before brought some troops from Hoboken up to
near the English Neighborhood, Mth officers being ignorant of the proximity of the
other. Capt. Bowman had proceeded but a short dutance when he fell upon the hostile
party and drove them back to Hoboken. During the same year he again acted as
pilot to the same officer, at the same place, going as fiv as Bergen without meetini^
the enemy; then he marched to Bull's Ferry and the next day retreated to Liberty
Pole. .

Under Capt. Bkinch he "was out** in pursuit of a bodv of refugees who came fit>m
Neir York City and burnt Chester, taking all the cattle, which were recaptured. During
the war he senred as a substitute under Capuins Demarest at Newbridge, Ward at
Sdirmwlenbnrgh, Romaine at Liberty Pole and English Neighborhooc^ Huyler at
Chester, Church and Harrington. He could not recollect the years in all cases, or the
duration of the service.

The character of the service appears like much of that of the New Jersey militia
which was classified for alternate duty as the emer g ency required; vis: guarding the
lines, scouting, patrolling the counti7 to protect the inhabiunts from incursions,
foraging parties, etc. The duty sometimes was necessary for each dass in alternate
months.

*tssux BY nasT wirs.

. 1788— QERTRUDE.t.b.Ftb. IS, 17S4, as. Jacob

*lSStlX BY SBCOHD WIFE.

lTn«» ANNE,* b. Oct SO. I7t7. IB. Abfaham Beidaa.
17t0— JACOBUS {Jmam A.).t b. Nov. a6. 1790. died nam. Aug. 09^ iSSs.
' 17tl— ELIZABETH.* b. Jaa. lOb itei. m. Jseob J. Van Sana, disd wMieut Issoe, Aug.

589.^ JACOB D.* BANTA married Catharine Lambert at Hackensack, Jan. s6,
1787. She was bom Jan. 1, 1765, and died Nov. 16, 1841. He was a member of the
True Reformed Church at Hadcensack, and died July ai, 1833.

^ issue.

1788— ANTIB,* h. Nov. 84, 1787, m. Jainct Lorhncr.
1788— JOHN.* b. Dee. s, 1790^ m. Maria (or Martha) Christie.
1784— DAVID.* h. Aug. 31. 1798, died uamairicd, Maf 17, 1846.
179f —WIERT,* b. Aug. ao, 1794. m. Jane Hariag.
X 1788— JACOB,* b. Nov. 13. 1797, m. Maria Brinekeriioflr.

1787— ARIATJE* (Adriaaa). b. Dee. 7. lioB. m. Abraham Ely.
1788— JANNBTJE,* b. Jan. 33, saol, m. Joha R. RouMlae.

A

Six/Jk GiHenHioH; HtndrUk^ Wiert^ Wiert-^ Epkt.^^ 105

Hradriok^ Wiert> Wfort* Spke.^
584. 'HESTERS BANTA married John A. Westcrvelc

*lttUK.

1799. WILLEMYNTIE WESTERVELT.t b. March S. xttx-
17iO-*8ARA WESTERVELT.t b. Ckt 15. 1779, died in ^oSauef.
1741 — MARIA WESTERVELT.t b. Jum zI. xttS-

174f WESTERVELT.t b. Nov. ts, 1777-

1748— WIERT WESTERVELT.t b. March 14. 1785.
1T44--SARAH WESTERVELT.t b. Ftb. 15. X79X.

68a.' MARIAS BANTA married Jan Verveelen.

x

tSSVK.

174S--SARA VERVEELEN.t b. April 4. 1779.
' .:. 1746— HENDRICK VERVEELEN.t b. April 4. XTtj.
^ 1747— TIETJE VERVEELEN.t b. April 99, 170.

174a~JOHANNES VERVEELEN.t b. July m^ 17^

690. RACHELS BANTA married John Comeliui BogerL He was bom Feb. 1,
1764, and died Jane 3O9 1847. She died July 191 1831.

174f— SARAH BOGERT.t b. Oct s. 17^ m. Jota Hoffcaamip.
1700— MARY BOGERT.t b. Jan. 3. X7ia. m. DavM VaadarpooL
1781— MATILDA BOGERT.t b. Nov. 1. 1789. died nmarried.
1788— HESTER BOGERT.t b. AprQ x«, 1794. aa. Darid Vaa BlareoaB.
1788— JOHN BOGERT.t b. July az. stoa, m. Mary Dt Grool.

Maava.

8t88— RxaiaL MxaiA Booaar.T b. Nov. 9, xiaa. wu George Armnroaf .

8870— John Booatr.t b. FA a7. sSas. ai. Mary NeiL

8871- EuiAami Booaar.T b. July 9^ i8a7. ai. Joaaa A. Hoofhtoa.

8878— Anna Matil»a Booaar.t b. Sept. ao^ i8a9. ai. Joha A. Vaa BuikMu She

died Jaa. 4. 1874. ,

laaoa.

4888— Edgar Baxter Vaa BuakM,t b. Sept. it. x8s8. ak Ettle A. Flaadrau.

They varide ia Bfooidya. N. Y.. aad have oae child. Edgar Flaadna

Vaa BuaUrict b. Dee. 8, 1M3.
4880— Wmiam Louis Vaa BasklriK,t b. July a7. s^S. died Jaa. a6. iHo.

8878— Saban AuouaTA Booaar.T b. April aa. xSfa, m. Coradfatt EdsalL
8874— WiLLUM HaNBY BookitJ b. May a. XI99. ak MhuUe Gfaaais; died Jaa.

3.1883.

1784— HENRY.t b. Juae 17* 1804. died hi hitaey.

Jaoobt Vlarts Tn«rt> Spka.'

690.* HENDRICKS BANTA married Maria Uogert, who waabom Auguat 36, 1769.

He lived in New York City in 1800-1807, keeping a grocery aiore in Partition Street

(now Fulton Street), weat of Broadway, removing thence to Bergen County, N. J.,

wliere be owned a fiumu .

'laava.

1788— IXNAt (ElkNior). b. May 3. 1786. married firat. Kdwaid Hafl. la New York. Nov. a8.
i8aa; ami agaia, Fhnleriek P. Wortendfke. Mr. Wortcndyke was born Jan. ai.
17831 aad died Mareh ai, 1867. She died FA a, 1874.

lo6 SixtJk GiHiraHan/ Jae^^ IVurfl Wurf^ Epki.^

^ IMUl BY FISST MAJISIAOB.

t97ft~ JAUSB Banta HALL.T b. March 3. 1803.
t976*HR]iBy HaluT bi. Feb. aob iIqs.
MT7— Edward Hall,t b. March as, itoj.
S9Tt~8Aixy Mama Hall»t b. Jaa. 17, iloQb

ITST'SIETSJEi (Sya^* or Priadlla), b. A«f. is, 1790^ m* CMaaltaa Acktmaa at Pannraa,

N. J., Ftb. s6» xtss. ThcyromofvadftwBBarftBCoinity.N. jMtoHcwYoffcQiy,

and tha ihiaa yooagoit diOdicn wara ^|r*titil at tha Gfaaowich RaflbnBad Dvldi

Chndi in that city*

^isaov.

S9T9— John AcxbucanJ b. Jan. n. itsa.

itiO^HRWiT ACKKiMAii.t b. Ftb, ifb itrf^ diad hi fnftiiify>

S9tl~MARiA Acium>iAii.T b. April d» ilaoL

S9tS— Hknry Banta AciusiiAN,t b. Maidi 3, staou. ^

S9tt~CoRNsuus AocsRiiAaiJ b. Attf. I, iBqs*

S9M— Elisabeth PsisaLLA ACKBBiiAW.t b. Jaa. sa, 2133. ^

17M-JAC0B.f b. Attf. «• 1794. m. j i &gL toS^

ITM—SARA,* b. Nov. a. 1796^ diad X>ae. at. sloa.

ITM—MARY.tb. Sept. IS. s8oo^m.Pai8r P. WortcDdyhcat Saddle RIvwJaiL Id, sixd. Ha
waa boni Juae 13. XT^S/ami died Job. 31, il3S. She died Feb. 5. 1I7S. Tha two
tat Bamed chfldraB were bopiltad at Paacad^, N. J., aad dM yooBger one at die
GiBeBwidi NcflonBad Dvtn Chwch, New YoiIl

^isanB.

S9M— PBTBB WOBTBNDVXB,t b. Jttlj 14, Stid.

iMS«»MABY WoBTBNDyKB.t b. JuBo t. xSit, dM April M, ilss*
S9M«»MAmT«A WosTmNOYKBtt b. March as, 2803.

17M— CORNEUUS.^^ Oct. s. i<03. died JbIj a. itn.
17W- JOHN.i b. Feb. II, it.7. «. j i ^SS^^\

n

Wtert* Baodittk* WiOTt* Spka.*

618.^HENDRICK W.ft BANTA mairjed Bt SdinBlenburgfa, Sept 19, 181B,
Saiah VBaderbeck, datighler of Jan Vanderbeck and Hannah Symen. Thqr weie
mcBben of the church at Schraalenburgfa. She was born Oct. 33, I794» and died
Jniy 10^ 1835. He married again Oct 149 18419 Ellen KIppi widow of 'John G. Myers.
He died March aOy 1848. His widow married again, Nov. to, 18511 Dr. Abraham
Hopper.

ISSITR.

1771— BUZA ANN.t b. Nov. 13, 013, bl Lydecker L. Demarcit, toe oT Rev. C T.

1778-JOHN,f b. Dee. 13. xSiS. m. Lydfai Bettbolt

1778— JANE,* b. Oct S7. lies, m. WllUam H. Berry. They IHre at HacfcaaiBcfc. N. J.

990ft— WlLLUM Bbbby.V
9999— Hbnkv Bbkky.t
9997— Samubl BaaaY.f
* 9999— Edwabd Bbbky.y
9999— John B. BaasY.t

SixiA dnemiioH; Jokn^ Uindrick'^ Witri"^ Epki.^ 107

Jobn^ Htndriek' Wiert< Spke.^

616. DAVID ^ BANTA went to Conewago, Penn.. with the New Jersey colonists,
and there manied Femroetie (or Phebe) Drower. He was killed by the Indiana there
prior to 1785, and hit infant daughter was taken with the colonists to Kentucky. His
widow married Cornelius Dcmaree and removed to Mercer County, Ky.

1T74~J0HANK£S,* b. Jsa. 96, 1777. was drainied at the aft of two yean, la Pa.
1778— MARIA,t b. Ang . i«, 1778. »• •>• Jseob« Baaia.

610.^ ARIA* BANTA married Captain James Christie, son of William Christie
and Catalyntie Demarest, who was bom August ao, 1744. William Christie was bap-
tised at Hacfcensack| August a8, 1720, and was the son of James Christie who was born
in Scodand, married at Schraalenburgh to Magdnlena Demarest, Sept. 8, 1703, and died
April 16, 1768,' about ninety-seven years of age. William Christie died Sept. 38, 1809.
Captain James Christie was a member of the church at Schraalenburgh in 177a. He
was a Captain in the New Jersey militia during the Revolutionary War, serving with
great bravery in General Nathaniel Heard's brigade ibr several years. He died July
3, i8j7, very highly esteemed for his most excellent character. His wife died Sept.
13. 181$.

^tSSUB.

1T78— WILLIAM CHRISn£.t b. July 16. 1773. a- Sarsh Duryaa. Oct. 1$, 1798. Ha died
Jaa.x8.18a4.

NssuB. Baplind at Schisaleabargh.

8010^llAaiA CBaisnK,t b. April 8. 1797*

8011— David CnaiSTict bw Joaa sq^ xSaa, died la iatoqr.

8018— Jambs CHaisnK,t bu Jaa. z« 1804.

8018— John CuaisnaJ b. Juaaa, x8o6.

8014— David CuaisnsJ b. Aag. 19, iSsz.

1777— CATHARINB CHRISTIE.* b. Oct. sfe. tTTS »• Henry Day. oT New YoriL Sbt

diad July a9b 1809.

Missus. I

s— Masia DAT.t diad aaaumiad.

1778— MARORIETE CHIU8TI£.i b. Maicfa 3. 1778. ss. MSiJacob Bogart« For isiaa.
saa pagans.

mO-JOHN J. CHRISTIE.* b. Oct. S7. 1788^ as. Sally Wallas. Dee. sp, sSoS. davghier oT

Raiaall aad Sarah Caster Wdles. of Hefarea. Coaa. He cotetcd Colambia Conege

M^ S799i sad the Theological Scnlaary at New Bmaswick. N. J*, la iSoa. Ha was '

pastor of the cfaaithat at Aauteidam aad Wast Gahraf. N. Y., froai 1803 to xSia.

Was eallad to tiia Daicfa Retoawd Chnrcfa of Warwidt, Oraaga Co.. N. Y.. and

raaudaad ibcrs as pastor far twcBty4hrea years, whan be rssigacd oa aeeoaat of

m heaitb. He died Marcb 14. S845. Kb wife was bora Marcb 9, 1789. aad died

May db xSli.

\issuc.

8014^— Jambs Russsll CiiaisnB,T b. Oct. 11. 1809, aMniad 8rst, Hanaab
^abaar; aad agaia. Sarab Ackcnuaa. wbo was bora May as. i8a7. aad
died Jaaaary 31. si^. He was graduated at Rutger^t CoQega. and sob-
saquaatlfatieadad ibt Albaay Law School, tboogb be never practiced brar.

iissua av sbcond wipb.

S— EUtabcdi Christie.* b. Jaly 30. sS6s, died AprO ss, sS6l.
a— Sarab Christie.ii b. Jaa. 30. sISs.* m. Morris Rutherford, of Warwidc.
N.Y., Jaa. iSi 1891.

io8 Sixik Gtmtruiwm y John « Hendrick^ Wuri'^

SOlfS^HBNJiy Wellss CmbistisJ b. May », xSxz. m. Euphcmia Mcjimsey, of
New York. He died Jan. 94, 1$^ while on a voyage Ihmi Havre to New
Orleans. His wife died May 15, t96g,

^ ISSUE.

X— Jolm Cliriitie,t bi. June &, tSjt, died Match ^ 1143.

•~Efie Welles Chtistie,t h. Match S7, 1844, m. Monii A. Tyag* of New
Yoffc, Jan. 9, xSfly. Sha died Dae. 5, ztrs- Mr. Tynf was Ibcnerly a
lawyer and afterwards a dergynuuL He is now reMIng at Decatur, Ala.

%I8SIIB.

s— EUiabelh McJfansey Tyng,* h. Oct xs, xa6y.
a^Efle Cbiistia Tyng.tli. Oct. ay, x86l, died Jan. 3, x89t.
3^CaraHna Wheehrright Tyng ,t h. June 5, xSyob m. Waller Eaila

Sawyer, of New Yoffc, Oct. x^ iBga.
4— Susan Wilson Tyng,t h* Aug. xx, xiyx.
5~Mason Tyng,t h* Oct a8, xi73» ^^ ^^^v. xj, xtyj.

1780-*MAGDALENA CHRISTIE.* b. March xy. 1783. wl David J. Demarest

MSSOB.

.^. ^;},.f0148'-rjAllu Dbhabbst.Y b. Uxx. as. Mary AUda Smith. He is a retired mer-
1 £ V i ^^*uy'<l 'r. *' chant of New Yoili, stOI Uvtag • hi xBga.

^isauB.

i^Dnvid Denuuesti

a— Maddina DeoMiust,! ul Chapman Wdr and had one danghter, Mary

AlidaWelr.
3— AdDlph Hagenlobler Demarest,! m^Bdla La Foy. He is a mfaiister of

the Methodisi Bnit ti wml Churtihi

xssbs.

X— Arthur Denutfcst*
a— Mary AUda Demarest*
3— Madellna Demarest*
4— Florsnee Demaitst*

4— Charles Demarest,* nt Ddia RodwelL He is a merchant in Santos, South
America; haa one daughter, Beatiiee Demarwt*

5^ John Dowley Demarest* nt Lena Fahrsnberf. He is a merdmnt hi
LaicdOb Tesas.

I88UB.

x-^Lena Denmrvst*

:t'-i ■*«.

3— «— Demarest*

d— Edgar Demarest* died hi faUbncy*
7~ Blanttina' Smith Demaiist*
8— Anna DenMiest*
9~ Jamas Diunarest Jr.*

S0i4«— WiLUAM DBMAaBfT.t as. Samh Elisabeth ComeO.

I88iyg.

X— Maila F^ettnghuysen Denmrvst*

e^MadelbM Christie Demarest,* rifceated.

3*Theodors F. C Demarest,* married, iiiit Mary Lee ; and again, Catherine

CMRty. He was graduated at Columbia College, N. Y., taking first

honoTk HeisafaiwyerhiNewYorfc. His lirst wife was the writer of

*« My Ate Countree."
4— Frederick P. Cornell Demarsst,*m. Miriam Ruslteg. Hcisaphysidan to

FsssaicN.J.

i\

StJciA GeHnaiioM; Jokn^ HendrUk^ WUri"^ Epkt.y^ 109

ItSUB.

t— Theodora Dcmiirest.*

a— >Kr«d«rick Rnsliag Deroamt*

9014*~HsNKy DsMAmsiT.t b. x8x6, omrrtod ftnt, Sarah Hopper; and again.
EUaabeth yjhritkia. He has beea eaihiar ol the Manhattan Gat Componf
in New Yorh fisr nearly fifty yaark

tSSOl SY SICOHD wtn.
t— MadeliaeDemarest,iBk EdnrandBarmm. He ii a kiwyer in New York.

laauK.

f Madeline Barmn.^
a** Elisabeth Bamnn*^

a~ James Demanstt* as. Mtande Ackley. He Is a lawyer in New Yoffc.

s^DonaM DemaresL*
•—Dorothy DemaresL*

3~Blln Margaiet Demanstt* m. Rsv. Oliver Waber. He b the pastor of
the Reftamed Chnch at Cohoes, N. Y* .

s«-Theodora Waber.*

n—OHvs Waber.* •

3--K«tteth Waber.t

5— Matilda QmuL Demaiest*

t014*— MAIOAftIT DBMABSar.t

•OMY^Mabia CamiSTiB I>BifASSST»t b. ilaa, m. Rsv. Aaron Uoyd. He was
gradnaled at Ratgets Conefs and b n adnbtar of the ReAwned Quttch.
rsiiding hi BeOevfllo, N. J.

s— Henry DeasanstLloyd.im. Jessie Brass, danghter of Uent^^Sov.
of tnt»^ii« Wa w * ianrnalbt and anthor. nsiiUnff in ChieaMi. QL

s«»WIDiam Broas Lloyd,i
n— Henry DaniaffnH Lloyd, Jr.*
S-*I>emanM Lloyd.*
4— Jol» Lloyd.*

a—John Calvfai Lloyd,* m. SaHle QeriMidt He b a eoffee nMrehant fai

NewYoriL
S— David Denaiest Lloyd,* as. AUee Chase Walbridga. HewasajoomaUst

and author, new daasaiid. Hb widow was n nisee of Chief Jnstiee

3ahnon P. Chase*

laaim.

s-*D8vld Lloyd.*
•— Beatriee Uoyd.*

4—CiraUne Aagnsta Lloyd.* ml Lolhiap Wlthfaigion, of London, Bagtand,
Oet.S4,i89a. She was gnidnated at Vassar College, Pottghkeepsie,N.Y.

5— MadelefaM Chrbtb Lloyd,* m. Henty Wishes Qoodrieh, Jnne s, i*M.
He b a son of Hon. Wm. W. Goodrich, of New York. He was born
April aflb t06eb was giadnatad ftom AadMrst College hii06eb and ftom the
law school of Cotnmbia College la iMa. He b now practisiag law in
New York. They reside at BeltavlUe. N. J.

ltd Sixik GennaHom; Joht^ titmdrUk^ Wierit E^keS

ISSUK.

I — Constance Goodrich.*
9<»Frftiicci Goodrich,*

ITIl—MARIA CHRISTIE.* b. May 9, S7«7. m. Coradfait Dcmarest, of Warwick, Oraagt
County, New YoiIl

VSSUB.
COftNEUUS HBMXY DCMAtCST.T

lT9i— DAVID CHRISTIE.* b. Dee. t. vjl^ m. mm Anna Bifakefhoir.* Match n. xIm.

s— Maby Amm CnKiflnsJ b. Match 3, xtis*

m^^LMKKt BBiNKiBHOFF Chbistib^t h. Qct J, x8x6, m. Lydia Ana Chtlsde.

3~ JAMCI CaBiSTtB,T b. June n, iSxS, died Ui childhood.

4— WlLUAM Hknky CHKiancJ h. Apitt 4, x8oo^ died hi childhood.

S^GlTTT CMXiSTtK,t b. Feb. 10, iloa. anoMtfied.

6— John Jacob Cubsbtib J t. Maidi 9^ \Ui%, munatried.

7— Dayid Cmbistib, Jr.,T h. May 9^ xlos, m. Hannah Matia Btinkeihoir.

•— Mabt Catmabinb CHBiSTtB,T b. Oct 6, xB>7, wu Nkholat T. Ronwfaie.

9— Pbtbb CHBiBTiBtt b. Dee. 13. tiegb annwRied.
ID* Jbmima CMBiBTict b. Dee. e6b x9sSi aaoMtfied.
ix^COBNBUUS CllBiSTtB,T b. Dee. 6b xBas* OBBMtfied. Is a lawyer hi JerMy City,

N. J. Residet at Leoaia, Bergen County, N. J.
ia«» Jambs CHBtSTiB,t b. Dee. vi^ zlsy, m. Rachel Lydecker.
13— Kbzia CHBsmB,T b. Feb. S, \%^ m. Heaty V. WilHamson.
14* William Hbnby Chbibtib,t b. Dee. a4, xt4S.

lySf— PETER CHRISTIE,* b. May 15, 17^ m. Agnes Gmespie. April d. xtiy. at Erie,
Penn. He was edncated at Cohnnbla College, and was gtndnated from its medical
school hi xiss or slin. Was appointed sargeon's amle (or asiistnnt surgeon) fai
dm U. S. Navy, July i, xBin, and sargeon April ay. itid. He died March St
x9S3. Bt Bufido, N. Y., and was buried at Eiie, Fk, widi Nafal honocs. His wife
died Oct BB, x84di at Eria. Pa.

^ ^IBSVB.

S014S~Fltx-jAMBS CHBimB,T b. Mardi ay, xBxt, bl EUsaheth Anna Johns, eldest
daaghter of Dr. WillUm Johns, Feb. u, 1141. Died Sept 19b XB4B.

I ISIUB.
s«* William Prior Cbiistie,* b. Match ea, xB^a, died young.

B^Anna Vlrgfaiia Christie,* b. Dee. ^ xi^s m. Fkadcfle Wolters Huid^
koper, MeadviOe, Pa., Jan. 9^ Mff* He is the second son of the
late Edaar and Fnnem SKi finaa Huid^oiMr. ■*** was bom Sent xa.
XS4& He was graduated at Harvanl Univerrity hi x86b. Was captain
la the Pennsyhraaia tioops during the Clril Wer. ' He was appointad
bv hia fathgff*!! wHl *» * *-*«*- cf his frther^s estate, and in rpnawlfnn
therewith was occ up ied far fautteenyeew hi ctosing up the adhirs of the
Holland Land Company, of Pe nnsyl y anla . He was the fitit president

oral other railroads. He is at piesent reesiver of the Richmond and
DanriUe ILR. system.

-^ibbub.

l—OfBcie Huid eho p er ,* b. July 3, xtys, died young.
B~ Ftederie I.<oiiis Huidekoper,* b. March 8, xBy4.

3^ Reginald Shippen Hukiekoper,* b. May B4, xlTd.

•

S014 •—William Hbnby Chbistib,t h. Nov. a, 11x9, died unmarried la the Sand-
wich Islands.
S0141*<*JOHN GiLLBSFiB CliBisTiB,V b. Jsnl 9, iSoo^ died unmarried hi Florida.

^f^M Gineratwn; Jokn^ Hendrick^ lVuri^£^iJ ill

301411— Anna Makia Ciikistik.t b. Xlorclia, il34, m. IlKNitas lluklup Sicreiii.
He ii a son of Commodore TKomas Holdup Stevciift, U. S. Navy, and wuh
liom ai Middletown, Conn., May •7, ZS19. He ii an admiral in the U. S.
Navy, and dnrinf the OvU War adiievcd diMinction at Port Royal, S. C,
and under Fumfpst in MobOe Bay, and elsewhere.

ilSSVB*

s^Ellen EUse Stevens.! b. Felk 7. it46, died Jan. as* s^ *

•«»Thonas Holdup Stevens, Jr.,* h, July n, SI4I. He was fradnated ftum

tlie U. S. Naval Aeademy at Annapolis. Md.. June. tM8. and is now

a lieutenant in die U. 8. Navy.

3-*A]iee Cteighton Stevens,! b. Auf. i, iMsx

4«»Fhmees Henry Christie Stevens,* b. April x, xSsS> ^M Jan. 13, Uj/k

3— Frudefiefc HamUn'Stevens.* b. April x, UsSi died Feb. ey, 1156.

6— Maty Sheman Stevens,* b. Nov. 19. Ug^ as. Robert Edmund Bmdiey.

Nov. 99, 1134. .

navE.

MadcWne Oldfield Bmdiey,* b. Jan. 19, iMft.

7«*Plaiie Christie Stevens,* b. July 14, list, m. Sanh OuM ib e rou fh Magni-
dsr. OeL 7. i^l-

x«- Marin Christie Stevens,* b. Sept. la. in&,
a^Elisnbeth Worthington Stevens.* b. Dee. 3. iSga.

i^Raywnd Rodgen Stevens,* b. Nov. ^3, itto. Was eonvaissioned Oct.
14, tBgit first lieutenant U. S. Aimy.
.. 9^ Rowan Wainwright Stevens,* b. April sy, xMy.

SO141*— Catsauiti laABSLLA CHBiani,t b. Dee. 5, xias, died Oct as,*a3x.

S014>*— ElxtN CmutTti,T b. Jan; 30, xtal, ul John Horace Bliss, OeL x, xlsa^ nt
Erie. Pa. He is a son of CoL John Bliss, U. S. A., who served through
dMwarof xtxa. Mr. Bliss was boni Oct 4, x8a3.,at Fort Howard. MHs..
und now rssidsi at Erie, Pa.

^laaos. y

x«»Anan Bliss.* b. Dee. S,"x95x, m. Bor. Saarad D. MeConndl, Sept. 3,
stys, at Erie, Pa.

Nanys.

X— EUieett MeCoaneO,* b. JuAenx, X874, at Watertewn, Cenn.
a«»Guthrie McCooaeO,* b. Oet. x, xlys, at Erie, Pu.

n— Heiuee John BBss.* b. April xx« x854. died Oet. d, i§t^

3— Loidsa Bliss,* b. Jan. 7, x«53, m. WaUaca De Witt, of Hairisborgh, Pa..

Sept. so^ xMjj. i

laauB. •

x-EDcn DeWht.* b. July xl, xm
e«»Wanaee De Witt,* b. Nov. a9b xli9.

4^George Tnseott Bliss,* b. May ax, xi64.

S014S*— Albibt CBMSTiK.t b. May xa, x43Z, died May 3^ xl3X.

lTt«— HENDRICK CHRISTIE.* b. June a4, X794* dM J«m x, X797*
ITSft'-JACOMYNTIE CHRISTIE,* b. Feb. 97, vm» »• V^ DemaresL She died Aug.
a4,xla4.

617. WIERT»BANTAiiiarrie(lj3comyntieChriatie,dfliughterorwmiamC^^
and Cataiyntie Demaitati who waa bom January 3f iTS^t and died Auguat 31, i8o8.
He manied a aecoad timCt Adtie Zabriskie, by whom he had no ianie. He waa a
fiuxner living at Stone AraUat two miles north of Hackensadc He united with the
chufcfa at Schraalenburgh in 1783 and waa elected Deacon in 1796, ke died Novem*
ber 6» 1819, Hie will waa probated at Hackenaack, November la, 1819.

I»

•Ul^CATHESIME* BAITTA asnkd m Sdmkabwfl^ Mmf 7, i79i» Hovy
piffH^wmhmm Kmmmhtr $^ 1769, wmd dwd ICafdl36^ 1847. Hefcepcftr
|f|fi At kMl H EHlhb Ndgftborfbood, N. J. Hk wife died Febcwyn, 1840L

tltr-CCMDIKUA DArjih,flm.% tm.
IfH^MUZAUm DAYJ^KAH' ti. t797.
t9M<-^iOMII DAY^k Hmt. M, tTWi dW te
liii-'iAtLY DAf^^ Iter. •» lioa
IMt^lOHK LCE DAY^iK Miy ts. sfc^ dW te
tMf ^ftACHCL IUY»« bu MMfc s> sies.
liii^lAlfE DAY^K >M f^ Sfe7.
ti##>-^WItLIAM HBNKY OAY« Qi. D.% h.J^t$,
^M fras Vvis^ iB SvB^ iB Fnfvwv* N« J« '

«.

stMin.ElniWdk«,

SKtS^^

SixiA CtneraiiM/ JoAn^ liindrkk^ Wiert^ E^iA 113

^ ISSUK.

1— Cabolink D. DayJ b. Oct 7, 1840, died Dec 1. ia4a

•— HCNRY Day.v b. Jime 14. 1844, died Jui. 19. iSsa.

3— COBNKLiA B. Day.t b. June i^ SI51, died July 6, 185s.

4— Anna BLANaiAiD Day.t m. Benjamin R. Bwrdett. oC Fainriew» N. J.

ItOi— MARGAR£T DAY.« b. Oct 14. Jitsn.

619/jANNETIE' BANTA married Albert Demarest (probably son of David
Dcmarett) at Scbraalenburgh, January 8, 1791.

\ISSIIS.

ItOt— DAVm DBMARBST.8 b. Oet s. 1991.
ItOt— CORNELIA DEMAREST.t b. Jvae n. 1999.
!•••— JOHN DEMARE8T»« b. Jnly 9b xm.
18M— JAMES DEMARE8T.8 b. Ang. s. I79t-
1810— HENRY DEMARE8T.8 b. Dee. w. ilo&
Itll-JANE DEMAREST.t b. Oct at. iSoa.

eao.^ HENRY J.s BANTA married Mary Bonton, dang^tcr of William Bouton
and Sarab Benedict, of Norwalk, Conn. He was in tbe grocery biisiness»* owning tbe
|m>perty on tbe & W. Comer of Broome and Sullivan Streets, New Yoric, wbere be
died, Feb. 10, 1819. His widow married Cbristopber Cwyer, and upon bis deatb sbe
married Samud Raymond, of Norwalk, Conn.

^issn.
ItUt— SUSAN ANN.tb. Sept 9, ttia. at William TbooMS. She died beim iSQs-

*. NssuB.
8084— JosannNB Thomas-T
888i-*VtaoiNiA Tmomas.7

8088—AOOUSTA THOIlCAS.t

181S— EUZA^t b. June 4. zits, flt liaas Seaddv.

%.

8087— EmcA Scin>DBa,T Aed ia iatocy.
8088— Susan ScuDDaa.T
8080— Oaoaoa HBNav Scuooaa.T
8040— Unus Mblvillb ScunoBa.f

1018— JOHN HENRY.8 b. Jaa. sgi stil. at Elim Aaa Huat widow oT Joibaa 0. Hunt
Per soBM yean be was a hatter ia New Yoik City. ttYtegfrom SS4S to 1S49 ^t STS
W. silt Street, SBbsei|neatly be renwved to Norwalk, Coaa.

^issmt
8041— William HsNiT.f

8048— CoaNBLiA.f
8048— LaoNoaA.t

Jaoob^ Baux* Wlart* Spka.^

6M.* ANNAETJE* BANTA married Frederick Mabie, Marcb as, 1783- Ib 1801
be was a cordwainer, and subsequently in the Custom House service, residing in Peart
Street, near Broadway, New Yoric* He was an officer in tbe Dutcb Reibrmed Church.

* issmt

1014— JACOB IIABIE,t b. Jan. 191 17IS. ^ Margarst — ^
1818- SUSANNAH MABI£.« b. Nov. n. 1787. at Edwaid Myetk
1810— SARAH MABI£,« b. Nov. it, 1719, at

114 SixA GemtwrnUm J Jm€9k^ Memfy^ Wkwit £^\

^ REBECCA^ BANTA

IStT--JOmf B. CLAPP.« m.

^iLUAif Hsasr Clavt^t bu
lOnr BSKOC4 Clavt.t 1l

CliW.TbuS^j.

9M1-I0KST ACBSB Ou^rr.T fei MariL

t#M^jMMBMVWBBCLAiv.Th.>Msii!P^ It Mi( flt Shf SfaCi N. T.
MM— Okas OLi^rr.v K Jaw St. i^jiu tfad te

. ISM— FBTEK CLAPr.«
V- ISU— WILLIAM CLAFM
^ -' ^ liM ilFKir CLAFr.«
-: lMt-*BEBECCA CLAFr.«

CM^JACOB* BANTA anfiiedEBabedb Wood. He«»mcaliiacimaker»livaic
It 9S 'AM (Foniik) Sl, N. Y. He MidldtlMMK 01180$. He dint Dec 39, 183$.

IMS-* JAm.« k Ao«. 9b stMi flk
MM^MANNAH liABl£,« h.Oa. i^
MM— MAIUA.« ^.fmmm,

lVbTEE* BANTA auaiied, Jelf 3$, iSos* Elae Vn Vooriwcs, daof^iter of
Jolui Vn Voofffceef oad Johnaa Rooie^ ofDwtriirw Cooaty, N. Y. She died Septem-
ber I9 itiif oad he lohetfqucetly amiied Letitia P^sL He «m a pramiaeat auHoa
aad baBder of New York; owaed »} WBIiaia (origiaaDy Kiaf George) Sucet,
vUdl he hoagitt toailhe encatan of hie teher^ ettite. He died Fcfaraary 27, iM«

• — la IT raer wira.

IMf— JOHN VAN VOORHEKS^tfh. Sept. s. tUk. tfed
lMi--MABY JANE,« bu Mef atfl leoe. wl WBhai
Mir-*JOHANNA,«buOcL I. itn, ditdii

MM— MABIA CAROLINE,* h, ha^ ja^ itiek m. mtjdkml

^ atr. CATHARINE* BANTA manicd Joha Bair. He wae a buecher ia the
Old FIjr Marfcetf New York, eod lived oa the eootii-eait coraorof Graad Stieetaad the
Bomrjr. Hediedofydlovfeferia 179S. Hie widow kept a vegetable stead la Collect
llarfcetf whea thai aurket wae opeaed ia iSio; ia 1817 ite aaoie was chaagcd to Cco-
Ha liaikcL la 1850 she icmoved to Uakm Market la East Houstoa Street, and
coartaaed there aatU her death, October ei, 1858.

Devoe^ MariEet Book, a history of the Markets of New York City, speaks as
' Mows of Mr. eod Mrs* Barr:

one J*i\,L' «v?im.*?ff'.""« "'*;''•> "•?"y y«" «' *««' •« *•»« *««w. Intcnigent widow of
lSh« aa^^^ t.^'f' r»»'' told me the foUowinK facts. She said her husband,
k*L«rh«^.«h.^''''','" '•'^°" "y Market, where he took the yellow fever
?«S^t^»!S;''".."-'*H'-'"^'« *•»« »t »^« iouth-east comer of the Bow^ Une and
SS^J^ *?** *"** ""^ a«Utance of his wife, dismounted from his hoS-no carts
dSSSlSte* M !r *^.^" 'r* "•"»'» *« ««ikets,-.when hiTidStim and friSS
SS^^^-if -f'"^f*v'"» "flifctionate wife, and shVibr two days and nights waTat
SkhStS! ^Ta •r* ?* •'"«» deianied husband; andw6en in his senstt/h"

!• _f®"H^« \^^ . His faithful wife promised he should not, if she lived. Thi

!>■.«•>•>« v<w^i V I V. . •"""•"« "UB iMwuinca oc mknuo not, II sne uvea, me

iS^ST JtX.l'l n"''™^ through the doctor {l/mf^iff, she thought h^
ISn «r ffeSvS^ ^f";.**l*~* *•"* ^'l? *»"•*»«* "^ «Pc*chIe8s and t& wife
teSSfnot iLTlS .K^ ^Hl all that man could do, but the poor distracted wife knew
«f«S^fcu-Lc!?' X ••»« knew also that no other help couMbe obtained: «he we-
gated his wtndtng^tt, that he might have the efari&an burial shehad pitm&S

th« JJlS^JSi]!!??'' •"*■•"« I»«»«o«»ly procured a coffin, laid him out ; then, befece
&?S^W?£Slf""'' ""^^J *" the'lJody, be harness^ fhe dead ^'s fevorite
gneWiwhubuuhw cart, to be at last usecf as his heaiae. and in this he conveyed
£^»n2^ IkS^ by one, the chief mourner, to the femOy burial enmnd ia the Dutdi

SiTta^BiSS S^.rS^''""'* ^^ **"« *« P*«' •«» the feiSrul wife rtdeemed
ine last promise made to her once affectionate and her only husband.

I

Mn.*B^:**^* "* ""**" *'*''**» page 584. there is this feDowior reference to
noti.idfartiil'^IdWv^i.'^. *" •^» "<^ remaritable character, previously

tatl'^^Sl^^ ^^!^^ to many of our old dtimis ibr the last half century,
frV.i;&V_i!?„y JS? •*" vegetation fer seven years, or until the occupants were

SkSSi. i£:2lL 15«T^ 5i*!!f?> »«•!• *«»«T>bite goinr withSyilSirS

»JJ«M»mjibc«me acquainted with her and her sister, "Aunt Fanny Watson." both
SS£I?SS;5 JSSST' ^"^^^ thought la my biyhood stood 'in thT^JelSS
riBfatof iBi5fo^.2^i??' cbe who addressed these remarinUe women. I had lost
JSiir toA?^U^ Mi!5!L^* ***5 **«'«57. »»«"» heard of the "old maricet
MwiwSen I Srited £^.!!f^**'t''^J«»"***'*»« of the past were most wonder&l;
Sd^ «r»i!:^".?^ fiwt heard the sound of her vdce and quick answers, it
Se ^dCd^!^,r A""» K«*y B«r.- Then, althoudi almost ninety years <dd.
l^Jff^x^tT""^! and her "wad boys.- She.1»d stood in tSe^cntri
faS^SiJnSr hZl'irfe . e* • • • • About the year 1835 ihe removed
SSSr dSdJ^SS "?««»«» Street, near Avenue C, with her m^i^ daughter
^^L^ cff' v *»*»*«> a longer distance to travd at an earlier hour in the
22^l.»«% J^ ^?*7«'' "«»» Sie first in the maricet. ai«»s7«2dy ferfa^iJS^

hMM tSS fSrJr\7''"5 «>»n>«gti deep snows and cold storms towards her welcome
id^SsoSL^taihJV*^: "VI*"!*"* "?.«• '«5o, when she in sorrow parted irom the
SarSTHSJhe^iS"? ."*'^ «nd entered again upon new one*^ this (W»«w)
5 oSiier. Issf Sin^kfi''r ^^,*" *"? *»^"*?' ""?«« Saturday night, die lyt^
SytTSy 2d hL hL^T* **l*'* *** time; es she, after a short illness of only four
WiSffiSrV^/ iSL . y *w borne to that final resting-place where she, itut sixty
wiSr rfSrfJit"^^ ^ '^y .•»•»*«"«». »»«*«S » wife fiirTfcw short m<^ths and a
wioow or ttxfyytan, always treasuring in her memory her }-oung and kiving husband.

ustm.

im- PANNY BARK.* «. Tho««8 O. Dtvos. itis.

Ii6

SixiJk Gineraiwn; Pauhs^ Htwirick^ Witri'^ EpkeA

Nttuc
S081 — BcNj aiAn Dbtob,t died ia iSi7.

sots— CaTHABINB DCYOB.T

' sots— Mabsa Dbtob.7 dkd vanantad ia SM4.

SOM— AUStT ALONZO DCTOS.T

SOti— FiAMCBt Jans Dbtob,t b. Juae x, xt}/^ bl Isaac SkidgdL
iSSS-^JOHN BARR.«

* Wa. VrANCYNTJE* (Fuay) BANTA mairied Robert Wataoa* May 10, 1800.
She had a stand ia Centre Market, wliere she «aa known as '^ Annt Fanny.** Devoe's
Market Book, page 461, says concerning her:

Among die other occupants re roor e d from the ''Collect Market** into thb were two
fem^ttkable sisters, dau^ters of Mrs. Frances Bantt (noticed in the ''Oswego Market**),
who early taught them to kpow how to earn a livelihood, instead ct not l» hwm haw^
as is the fitthkm of the present day. They were earty Ui life left widows, with frmilies
to support on smaU incomes; and althou^ they had wealthy relatives, they felt not
like receiving dependent charity, but rather p rci e ii ed to call their early teachings into
action, and earn an independent livelihood.

A sketch of the life of one of the daughters will be found in the "Union Market,**
and the other, Mrs. Fanny Watson, or rathcar Aunt Fannv, was long known in this
.market, in feet, until her death, whidi oc curr ed in 1841. She was a larse, well-fermed,
as well as a well-informed woman, very sprightly, quick, and a general fevorite here,
where she spent many yean in accumulating a property, of which a part was unfer-
•tanately destroyed bv m. She, however, suoceeded in bringing up her femily in sudi
a nmnner as to give ner pleasure; and when she died, she Idl a snug property and a
good name fer mdustry, mtelligence« and honnty.

\ISS0B.

. iStl^SUZABETH WATSON.Sb. Mai^a. xSoi. wl Gtorga Kalar ia xSsj.

^issvt*

soft— Hannah Aobsua ICALBa.f m. Robtrt Balder.
. SOST— 'rsANCBS ILKALaa^TaL JoispliForttf.

- ' IStt— HANNAH BANTA WATSON.s b. AprO 5* tSps. «• Gtorga Kirk. Nov. y^ iStj.
Ha was bora la N«w Yofk. AprO SI, iSoo, aad died Juna S9i slS9. She died May

Si^iiT^ ^

^ ISSOB.

sots— 'Obobob WATSON Knuct li. Dae. SB, xSs4« m. Ckarlocte Laiisr. July di s^.
SOSS— Emica EusAaBTH KiBK^t h. April s, iSa6, died slfa.
SOTO—LBWisJoNBsKSBB.tb. July ss,iS3B^fli.JaaaUadicy. Fab., xlsi. He died
De8.a4,iS75.
. r. ^ S07i— Sabah Eusabbtm ICibb,t b. Nov. a7t ilS3*

* ; ;. SOTt— Mabt Anna KiBK.f b. Feb. 3, 1S39, Bk Joha Goldla.

— ••• ••

(iSSUB.

t— Gtargt K. GoldlaJ
a-^Saiah Goldlt.t
' ' 9— Bauaa Goldlt.S

4— Marion Ooldl8.t
I— William Goldlt.s
tf— Fraak Walioa Goldlt.*

S97S— Fannib Catbabinb 1Cibb,T b. July x. il4S, m, HInun Huat

^ ISSUB,

V:.- Hdta WaMoa HBBt.s

V "^ ' . S074- WiLUAM 8. XiBK,t b. Dm. 19, xiis, m. Carollaa Ddl Hohoyd.

SiJt/A Ceuentthn ; Panlns^ llaulrick^ IVuri^ EpJtiA 1 17

IftSUR.

1. William J. Kirk.t b. Dec a. 1868.
8— Hiram Merritt KirM !>• Nov. 15, X871.
3— Mmade Kirk,! Ik Ang. 14* xSSa.

ltS8— SARAH MINTHORNB WATSON.t b. May 5. X809, m. George CUnton Tonpldas.
Ht WIS bora Ib Westehciler Coanty. N. Y., Aog. 19, sloy. and died July. zS/a.

\ tSSUB.

S07i— Elijah Martinb ToMPicxNt.T b. Jan. sS. zts^, died Mardi a, 1183.
307i— MiNTMOiUf Dtcxman ToMPKtNt,t b. July ao, 1841. m. EUcn M. WDook.
Uvt at Mysde Bridfe. Cons.

\ssuB.
Odall Dydaaaa TonpUat|8 bi xSya.

tOTT— Sakah Tbsodosia Tompkin8,T b. Oct 9. x849» m. Edward T. Lovatt, May
aa, ziyz. Ha was bon In Newark, N. Jt May aa. z8so. b a lawyer la
I ail ylowB, N« ••

640/wiLUAM» BANTA married in New York, April i8p 1803, Sazah Wilkes,
din^ter of Janes Wilkes and Betsy Parks. He was a wheelwrigbt in New York,
living in Mulberry Street, near Bleecker Street, till 1820^ and subsequently in Orchard
Street. He died January 4, i8a4. His wile was bom Mardi 17, 178a, and died in
Brooklyn March 14, 1884, aged loa yean and 7 days. The New York Heruli^ of
March 14, i88a, contained an account of tlie coming cekbration of her one-hundredth
birthday, with an interesting interview with the centenarian.

IISSUB.

1884-*£LIZA SUTEIL* b. Jose $• zSos, m. Charles C oles, of East Cboter. Feb. 33, zlsd;

tiBio»ad to 8aa Fraadseo, Cat She died Aug. al, z86o.
1888— MARY ANN.« b. hipOi 00, zSqs. oi. WQliaai Coles. Apill zo. zlsz.
1888— JOHN SUTER.8 b. April z8, Z807. died uanarried May za. Z83S.
' 1887— CATHARINE BARR.8 b. May ay, Z809, wl Joha Brady. Ho died Oett z888.
Xi88— WILLXAM.8 b. Ang. zy. z8zz. m. Nancy EUta Tborp.
1888— JAMES WILKE8.t b. May 99, Z8Z4. m. Melleui Drake.
1840-8ARAH ANN> b. Jaa. 5, z8z7. died nnnarTied. F^ a^i z8a4.

1841-JACOB.ib.Mayzs.z8zg,«,JJ; g^ffitaSS^'
1848— HARRIET8 (Haaaah). b. Aug. 4, zaaz, wu PMer Sbato.

^ BftTld^ BmdilA< Woarts Spka.1

641.hllYNTJ£S (Catharine) BANTA married, in New Yoric, BCarch 34» 1783,
Philip. Romaine.

1848-PHIUP ROMAINE,« b. AprO a. Z784t aanM

NssuB.
CATnAaiNS ROMAtNB.f m. Joha R. Ry

1844-HILAH R0MAINE.8 died uamarrM.
1848— NICHOIJ^ ROMAIN£.«aik Elisabeth—.
1848— MARGARET R0MA1NE.8 oi. EUsha a Height

Ii8 Seventh Ctmeraihn ; Jan^ ComeHta^ Jan^ Cormlita^ Epkt.^

CHAPTER XV.

SXVBNTH GENERATION.

Jaa* OoraAliiifl^ Jan* OoraAliiiaS Spks.^

684, CORNELIUS* BANTA married at Acquackenonck, Aug. 14, 1794, Catha-
riaa Bruce, who was bom in 1775, and died March 17, 1858. He lived in 1794 at The
Poods, Dergea County, New JerM^, removing thence to New York City where he was

H carman. Lived in 1811-13 at 73 Forsyth Street, and died Oct 15, i8is«

• • ••

•• ••

I* ■•••

IStX^SLLEN.f h. April Z797. wl ConwiiBS PMlwr.

1881— JOHN.t b. Oct !• iloo, dM fai iaiuey.

1888— FREDRICK BRUCE.t h. Augwl «s. 180a, n. Rsbeeca PMice.

1884— JOHN MARTIN.T h. Jnly 88, 1808.

' 6§B; PETRUS* BANTA married at Acquackenonck, Sept ai, 1793, Dorothea
Van Orden. • From 1796 to 1810 (?) he was a carman in New York. In 1813 had re-
moves) to a Cum in E»ei( County, and afterwards returned to New York City where he
was a carman, residing in King Street He died, Feb, 7, 1829. His widow died at

77 Bowery, N. Y., March 10, 1840. .

\ssui.

1888— JOHN.T K fm. at Rachel Fost

1880— ADAM.T b. Stpt i4 1996b n. Csihariae Viedend.

1887— ANN.t h. Nov. 9b saoo. Bk JaoMS Wsfd. April 87. x8i8k St Paramus, N. J. Hewas
bon Jan, 3, 179S. They BMvtd la BooaviOe. N. Y.. prior to 1S09, and Ihrcd 10 s
wy oU sge. The cfafldren oC Mis. Ward spaak of htr as a wmnrkabto woman,
who kapt bar yooih venr long, and was actlva and bright to the last Mr. Waid
died May 3, SSS5. and his widow foOowad him Jaa. 87. xlSSu Most oC the cfaildrBn
aanao oaiow wava Dapmao ai ranunnst n. j.

llSSUB.

8101— Prrsa WAao.s b. Nov. a, 1817, m. Ludaa H. Taloott, Dae. 30^ 1839.
8188— JouN Wabd.I b. Fah. 88, sai9. m. Mary J. Boeon, May at, 1S45.
8108— Nancy Maud Wabo.i b. Aug. la. zSaop died Nov. 84, x849» '
8104— Hannah Masia WAao.t b. AprO 88, 1800. m. Q. H. Benaai, May 13, 1847.

She died F^ IS, 1871.
8108— TaoMAS WAao.t b. 8«pt 88, 1883. xtu Maria Lydacfcer, May d, lEfd.
8108— jAMts WAao.s b. Jaa. a, xaaS^ au Maria C Dean, May is, iSss*
8107— WiLUAM GaooM WAao.i b. Dae. 86» sasy. xtu Msitiia Dodgt. Dae. 14. 1133.
8108— Mait Janb WAaD,t b. Das. sa. 1S09, m. John M. Whippia, May 08, sSsa.
8100— Delia Ann WABD,t b. Feb, 15* iSss, died Sept 9. 1S49.
8110— Catubbine Lxiuisb Wabd.v b. Dae. ay, iS34, bl A. M. £sler, Oct si,

xl6s. She died Maidi 4. x86s*
8111— Maboabet Malina Wabd.« b. Jan. la^ S837, nt L. W. Fblca. May 84, SM4.
8111- Gbobob Hbnit Wabo,* b. April ag, S84S.

18871- HANNAH.! m., Mardi 13, slaS, Matthias vnUiamioB.

\ssiib.

8148— OBOBOB H. WtUJAlCSON.S

1888— HENRYJ b. Feb. a, slas. Went West and disappeared:
1888— DAVID.T b. Maidi ao, iSes. m. Eliia Martin.
1878— MARCAR£T,7 m. John Bama Sidccls.

Nissub.

John Sickbls,! disd Nov. ss. S898.

Sevtmih Ge$uratioH; Jan^ Canuiius* Jan* Lonutws'* t:pte.^ 119

tin — PET1£R.T b. Dec. 98. 1808. m. Cclia WlllUiiii».

Il7t— WEAKT <sunictinies callccl George),? April a6. I«i6. m. Martha M. Howell.
187S— ABRAHAM HOrPEK.T U. May 4, 1818, m. Mary Jenkimu

1874~COKNEU USJ m. Raclid •^-*. They lived in New Jeney ; had one daughter who
died unmanried; another daughter, Adelia,<( married.

688. HENRY* BANTA married April i, 1809, Elisabeth McFaU, at Zion
Episcopal Chufchy New York; she died in 181 1. He msmcd again May 36, 1813*
Eleanor Sarah Branny at Zion Chtirch; she died July 28, 1875. During the war of
1813 he served two terms of three months each— namely, from Septemher to Decem-
ber 181a, and from September to December 1814, in Captain Foreman's Company of
New York Artillery, under the conunand of Colonel Carson, in the ibrts of New Yoik
and vicinity. He was a hay carman, residing at 73 Forsyth Street, New York, from
1815 until 1840, when he removed to New Rochelle, Westchester County, N. Y., where

he died September 8, 1862. %

^issus BT nasT wivs.

18n-«|(t>HN H£NRY,T b. Nov. 14, XS09. m. Abnira GriAa Chats.
1878— K£NRY,T h. Aug. i, sSu. dted ta hifim^.

^ ISSUE Wt SSCOND WIFB.

It78— HANNAH.T b. April lOp r8i4. n. WOUam DaUy. Nov. zs, r834. He was bon July
xa, sSzi. She resides (1891) hi BrooUya. N. Y.

\ tssup.

8184— ELBANoa CnmiiA Dally.8 b. Oet a, x^ss* died Aug. S, x84x.
8188— WiixiAM H. Dau.v\8 b. Aug. xa. 1837, wu ImimK, Guild, July xOi xSts*
8188— HAaaisoN Dallt,8 b. Aug. sx, 1840. died May 99. xSiS.
8187— MAav Louisa Daixy,* b. July 15, xSia, xtu Rob't H. Atha, Aug. sa, xS^

She died May a6, X884.
8188— TnaoDoac Dally.8 b. Aug. x8, xS44. died April 3, X846.
8188— Hannau ElOasbtb Dazxy.* b. Oet xoi xajdb ui. WlUlam H. Guild, Nov.

XX.X868.

8180— Thomas L. P. Dally.8 b. June xo. X848, wu Adelaide A Crasio. June

la. X87B.
8181— ALMtaA Dally.8 b. April sg, XS50. died Dee. ay. tisr-
818S— Cyntria Dally,8 b. Msy so, Z85S, ol WllUam S. McKeOar, Oet so, xSts*
8188— Ann Alida Dally.8 b. Aug. X4, xlS4t bl Alfred £• KliUer, April 04, 1S83.

1880— MARY.T b. July X4, zSid, m. April 5. 1836, Edward Spinaiag. who was bon at New-
aih, N. J., ta x8a|. and died Oct 4. x8^

issusy

8184— AunuA Banta SnNNiNO»8 b. Feb. xa, XI37. bl George H. Branlsy.
8188— HENav Edwaeo Smnnino.s b. Feb. a6, 1839, died.
8188— Maey Auousta Spinning." b. March 09, x84X. m. Edwaid Wheeler.
8187— BLBANoa'SAaAU 8nNNiN0.8 b. March X4. x844. ai. WHUam T. Maaley.

1881— CATHARINE,! b. May so, X8X9, died July sa. x8o&
1888— HBNRY.T b. May ao, X8X9. died Sept x8, x8ex.

1888— ELEANOR 8.,V b. Nov. 30^ xSs4, owrried firtt, Henry Guioo; sad agaia, Jamct K.
Howaid. Mr. HowardiiaJewdcrtaNewYoikCltr.

Weart* OomoUiia^ Jaa* OonoUtta* Spko,^

690. EUZABETH^ DANTA married laaac Ara Davis, iriio was bom m Wales.
Ho was connected with the Navy Yard in Washington, D. C

issus./
18881— WEA ^T BANTA DAVIS,f b. X79& »• Mary Rebecca SlIllwelL

130 SiVitUA GentmHom/ JVeart^ Cameiius^ Jan^ CarmHtn'^ EpAi.^

issue,
z— Isaac Danta Davis.i b. 1818. died 2889.

S— WSAIT BANTA DAYIS.8
• 9— JOSBTR DBNNIS DAVI8.8

4<^llA«T Elba Davis.8 bw July 09. z8aft.

S— Chablis Hasobm Davis.8 bw Dec. as. lisS, m. Dr. Lmrrcnoe C. Service. Jne
. 87. 1847. Dr. Service died ia Aogusta. Ga.. F^ 6, 1874. His widow Is itiU
Mag ia Angnsta. Ga.. the dijr of her birth.

iS8S8— ENOS ROBERT DAVIS,? b. 1797. »• MltchdL

I88S 8-S-18AAC ARA DAVIS. Ja^t b. 1799.
|S8t«-*ELIZA DAVIS,T b. tloi.
1MS8«HBNRIBTTA DAVIS.T b. i8i6^ wl — » Soosard.

lSet«— NELSON TROWBRIDGE DAVIS,T b. 2809. m. 18« • EHnbelh Browa. Widow Is
Mag at WUtaey Hill. Texas (289a).

ISSUE. «

S—NBLSON TlOWBa200B DAT2S. Jr.8

a-->l8AAC DAT2S.8 deceased.
3-^Aiiiirrr« Dat28.8

4<^HBMBIBTTA DAT2S.8

JOHN« DANTA married Elisabeth Van Wyck, danghter of SanAuel Van
Wyck. He waa m carpenter in New York, Uvi2ig in James Street from 1816 till June,
1S34, when he died. His widow married ^^Comelios Wannamafcer^^ n cousin of her
Siat huffrtiufi'

ISSUB.*

. iSM— WEART.t li. Nov. sa. 1793. m. Sylvia AOea.
;: ' iSti— SAMUEL.? b. — 1796b died Nov. s. itdft.

18eil*ELIZABETH.Tb.—.BLCapt. Robert Bfowa. He reawved to Savaaaah. Ga.. and

ISSVB.

«

•;.. •. .. .• EusAasm Baowif.8Bki8«*NelsoaTrawbrideBDavis.T

Hendriek^ OomoUiis^ Jaa* OonmllnsS Xpke.^

- 700/ CORNELIUS^ BANTA numried at Schraalenburgb, Oct 1, 1791, ^^Lydia
Van Saan.* She died Feb. 33, 1804. He married again, at Hackensackt Nov. 30^
l8o5t Agnes Van Saant daughter of Jacob Van Saan« He lived on his ancestral ^rm
at Spring Valley, N* J* He and his wife were mettiben of the Refonncd Church at

Hackeneack in itoa He died Aug. 17, 1854.

ISSVB Bv nasT wirs.

' 1888— EUZABETH.T b. July si» 17901 m, John Lucas Voorheea, Nov. id, i8aa. He was
bom April a6» X79i« aad died Feb. sa. 1849. SlieBMrriedafaiatBeaJaaiiaDeiBarest.
They lesfcbd at Sprfog Valley. N. J., where the died Maich aj. 1869.

^SSVB BT naST MAiaiAOB.

« • LocAS J. VooaHSBS,8 b. Aug. n^ i8a4« died May 4. sHs.
•_ . » •

i<\i 1880— JANE.t'b. July 4S» S79lS« »• Henaaaus Vaaderbed^ Oct 9» 1814. at Paramus, N. J.

He was bom Sept. 1. 1793. 'I'hcy became laemben of ilie Refenned Church at
Ramie y's, N. J., July 9f. i8a7, aad she uaitcd with Uie Rt':braMd Church ia Kiag

t. Stiuet. N. v.. Sept ap. 1841. He died April Mb 187s. aad his widow died Feb.

fe.'-h-i. "j- As879^

I ,

SiveuiA Gemration; Hindrick^ CameHus^ Jan^ Canuiita'^ Epke.^ • lai

ItftUfi.

8189— Lydia Vandbbbcck,! b. Aug. si, iSi8. died July 8, 1899.

S170— Jacob H. VAifDBBBCCic,8 li. VLwj w^ x8ai, vl Margaret Demaresl. June

Sin—HBNIT H. Vandbbbbcic,8 b. Oet a8L tiaj. m. Elbabath Lana Bush, May

«. SITS— JOBN BOOSBT Vandsbbbcic,8 Ii. May BO, x8a8, m. Margaret Ana piauvelt,
July II, 1850, . '^•

SITS— Jambs BaiNicBBHorr Vamoebbbck,! b. July 13, 1831, died Sept. is, 1831.
S17i— Gabbbt DBiNiCBBnorr Vandbbbbck,8 b. April s, 1833. died Feb. 16, Z84X.
SI7i— CoBNBUUS Banta Vam DBBBBCict b. July 6, 1834, died SepC a. S834.
** ''*-417t— Sabah Mabia VAN08BBBCX.8 b. Nov. 4. 2838, m. Garret A. Hopper. Oet
I, Z869. They reside at Ridgewood. N. J.

ISSI — H£NDRICK,T b. Jaa. n, 1799, »• SaDy Tiaipeon.

•

710/jOHN« BANTA mBrxied at Acquackenonck, Oct 11, 1795, Jaaaetje Van
Saun, who was bom, March 37, 1778, and diedt June 12, 1875. He moved to the town
of Hanover, near Boonton, in Morria County, New Jersey, afterward to Spring Valley,
Bergen County, and thence to Hackensack, where he died June 39, 1855. He and
his wife were buried at Spring Valley, N. J. His %rill is recorded at HackensBck.

I ^lasoB.

1S9S— HENDRlCICt b. Sept S5. 1996^ died hi iafiuiey.

1898— HENDRICICT b. Dee. 83. 1798. at Cathariae Low.

1894-*JANNETJEN,T b. Aag. a, i8ei, wl Abfahaas J. Denuutst

1898— ISAAC,T b. Sept 83, i8a4, died Sept 19, 1819.

1898— EUSABETH.t b. April -7, 1807. manied firtt. David Veriils; aad again, SioMon

AdMfman. She died July 14. x86a
1897— CORNEUUStt b. Dee. 14* 1809, died Dee. 19, 1813.
1898-*UDIA.T Dee. 3, 18x3, m. Copidius Woneadyka.

712. •GILBERT* BANTA mnrried, Feb. 5, iSoo, Lea Bogert, daughter of Jacob
Bogert He was a fivmer, livuig north of Hackeniack, N. J. He died, July 16, 1849.

*

*I88UB.

1900— HENDRIClCf b. Jaa. 4. x8of. m. Elisabeth Cooper.

1901— MARQARET.t b. May as, 1803, at PMer H. Adwrawa, May B7, i8ss, at Hackeasack,
N.J. ,

SSOO^AifiiA ACKKB1IAN,8 b. Dee. St 1883.

8907— LBAtt AacBBMAM.i b. June 13, 1809.

8908— GitBBBT -Banta AciCBBMAN,i b. May sa, 1834.

8909— Racubl Euzabbtr Acxbbmam.* b. Dee. 14, 1838.

8910— Maboabet Mabia Ackbbmam,8 b. March 31, 1840.

1908— RACHEU7 b. Oct 7. 1805. anrried at Haefceasack, April ao, 1893. NIeholas L
Voerhees, who was bora Nov. a, 1804. After hb fint wife's death, which occurred
May 84, s888, he owrried Mrs. Lavlaa Driuckerhoft daughter of Abraham H.
Xabrishle, whowas bon August ay, i8b8. He died ^prU 10, 1887, aad his widow
dledfais89S. %

iuvb.

i 8911— Isaac Voobhbbs.8 b. Feb. 7. i8a6, on. Aaale Ackermaa. Nov. d, 1845.

\ 8818— OlLBBBT Banta Voobhbbs,8 b. Oct 13, s888, ri. Euphemla Huykr, Nov.

tS.1849.

8818- JouN VooBHBBS,* b. March 3, 1838, died Feb. y, 1847.

1908— JACOB,T b. 1888, m. WOUamse Ackermaa.
1904— ELIZABETH,! at Jacob Westervait

123 ' SkWMik Ci9unUi0H; Hendriek^ CamHius^ Jan^ Cmrtulius^ £^e.^

ItSVB.

CAsrsm WBtTsivsLT,* Ik Sept so, i83&

I

•

71C WIERT^ BANT A married Marfaret Demarest, who was bom April aa,
17839 and died October aa, 1844. They lived in Harrington Township, Bergen County,
''* Jtr^nM ^"'^'^ received as church members at Schraalenburgh in 1814. He died
May 2£&iS4a. •

ISSUB.

IMi^EUZABETHJ h. April 7. x%o^ died fai

ltM--.BL12ABETH,T bw 8«pC. «St si« "i* Jeha J. DOTumit, Dm. IS, xSq«. Hewasboni
%\ -*; ' ' Nov. Wt sioob sad dM Nov« u, xtyy. She died Jsa. % 1877. Ths childrHi named

issua.

« ;..•

8818— 'Gaaarr D8acAaasT.t h. May «$•
881T-«MAaoAasT DaiiAaBST.i b. Nov. ao^ iSjI.

XM7^PSTBR,V b. MarA s. siei» died Aug. lOp tSto.

«**A ' A^t»t A vw A w .« A i x« Jobs H« VocifblSt Dec* sol xSbS!

If 08*AWiA.T^ Aprfl sS, xSm. m. | ^ 4^^ j, Zehrlikie, Aprfl u. zSsOb stSchraakabiirgh.

> > • •

ttsUB av FiasT XAaaiAoa.

\ ; • 8Si8«*MAaf A Vooaws.* b. July 14, iSis.

8818— MAaoAasT Vooa«s»t b. F^ si. z$ss. wl Jsoob DesMisit.

• • •

V /^ TifC DANIEL* BANTA married at Hackensack, November x6, 1806, Margaret
Bartholin daag^ter of John A. Bartholf and Ly^ Decker. She was bom May 33, 1788.
Ha wa^a carman in New York.

. «• •

j^ r. . * 1808 1— JOHN B..t died hi teteey.

i^cV :; . 1808i— ELXZA^t b. ilal» m. Heary MsUs.

18881- JOHN BARTHOLF.t b. Sept d, itis, m* | ^ ^JTcSuS?*'

^'.TIB.^HENRY^P BANTA nmrried al Hackensack, January 33, 1813, Wyntie
(Lavina), dau^iter of Hendrick Zabriskie. She was bom September 4, 1791, and died
January 16, iSda. In 1838 they Joined the diurch at Panunua; he was a Deacon irom
i843-48,.and was chosen an Elder m 1854. At the time of hia death, which occurred
February 391 1864, ho lived at Wiermus, in Washington Township, Bergen County, N. J.

1814— MAMA ANNE.t b. Jnae si, iIm, wl TTiobmm Acfcenbach. July n. t^ ShediedSept

f s, s4s<*
1818— ELIZA«7b.Msyd^xli7. m. Gemellus A Oesurast St PsiaoMM, Msy 3,1331. He was

bem Sept SS, ilsi; end died May ay, xISs* They were cbnichmembeis at Schraal-
eaburgh la 1341. Sliediedjaa.6, xSI^ They wen bodi buried la the old giave-
yaid at Spring Valley, Bcrfea Couaty, N. J.

issoft.
8888— Aason DSMAaasT,* b. Feh^, 1341, Uvfog at CicnUll H. J*

1818— BLSIB HOPPERft bu Aug. sSi 1S19, m. John J. Vaa Saun, Oct 9^ 1334. They were
aiembersor Ihechufcbst taamat,N.J.,faiilaS. She was rtsidiag at Rldeewood,
4- * N« J,« la 1890^

!.. ■•■■ •

lttU£.

•tSl— GAttHfiT Zabxiskis Van SAON.t b. Aug. 7, 1836. Ihrts at Clndnaatl, O.
8tSt— Lavina Van Saun,^ b. April 7. xt4a, m. Jobs J. Bosert; lives at Ridfe-

woodt N« J«
MM— Isaac Van Saun,* fleeeascd.
SMi— Saxah Van Saon.* n. C P. Crooiv: fives ai Ridgfwood, N. J.

1917— HENRV.t b. July 29. xias, m. Anna Maria Wmiams.

MIS— RACHEL PARKS.T b. Jaa. a4, iaa6, m. Edward C Harris at Paramvs. July ao^ 1845.

Tbay Ihra at Cbatbam, N. J.

'lasuB.

8S49— CHAHLBa AoouiTOS Haibis,* b. July a. 114$. diad la ilds.
MM— Alice Hasus,* in. Fndarkk Lnnu

1919— GARRET ZABRISIUE.T b. April 83. ilaS, dM Oct id^ xijk

Jftoob* Oonaliiia^ jAOob* Oomallns* l^pln.^

ft

I

• CORNELIUS* BANTA married, October 29, 1814, EUaabeth Berry, daa|^-

>hii W. Berry and Elisabeth Terhune. She was bora January 19^ 1797, and

rember 18, 1875. They lived at Haekenaack, N. J.

19M— JAC0B,Tb.'April7, s8x4b« FYsstof 1 A. ^^ , wba was bot» Sept a^ iJee, and died

June 19. 18I4. Ha was a eoopar in New Vorli and Brooklyn, dyiaf in the latter

dty, Get 8, x875» •

issvs.

s— W1LUAM.8 b. 1846.

a— GaOROCi b. Feb. 7, s8s8» And Nov. 7. s86a.

19M— EUZA JANE.T b. Get M. s8i7, m. John J. ICeClaaea.

1980— JGHN.T b. Dee. 4. 1819. m. Raehel Ann FvsderldL,

1981— LAVlNAMARIA.Tb.Feb.i9.s8aa,HkRiduBdA:Torhnna. She died June 4S.194S*

r

lUUB.

88M-llAaT E.TBaiiUNB.8

1988— SARAH BERRYJ b. Sept s8. S884, died Get 3. x8ed.
1988— IIATILDA.Tb. Jan. s». 1809. B.GeorfeWhllloGk. NoIbm.

78& JACOB* BANTA married Maria WOliama, who was bom May 31, 179s,
and died March 31, 1835^ He married again, Sept. 11, 1936, at Hackensack, Hannah
Reed. From 1838 to 1836 he Waa a carman iv New York, and subeequently was a
fivmer, living near Old Bridge, Bergen County, N. J. He waa an Elder in the Fiiat
Reformed Chnidi in Haekenaack, N. J., and aikerwarda Elder of the Second Reibrmed
Church m the same TOUige. He died April % 1871.

^ fssuB nv msT wirs.

1994— LAVINA.T b. May 13, 1813, m. John Van Hoolen Zabriskie.
1988— WILLIAM.T b. March a. 1815, m. Louisa A. Rogers. Dee. a6. sSsa^ who was bom in
Boston, Mass.; F^ a6» i8Qa. No issue.

1988— MARGARET.fb. Mareh 3, s8i8,Ri.Joha 8. Loeier.Dee.es. >454> HewmaCmier
at New Bridge. N. J., where his widow stBl rssides (i89e).

^ issue.

8984— RoaaiT Goslbb LociKtt.8^ Sept a8. Ujy. died AprO a. 1839*
8888- Lemubl Lostsa.« b. Mareh 13. i86e. at May D. Moses. Get 8. 1884.

T-

ItST— JACOB.T b. Nor. t. itaoi. m. Haniuih Cathaffiiie Froclicti*
l9St— UARIA ELIZABETH.^ h. Joly ax. X093. died Aug. at. i%A
liS9 J.RACHEL K1AT1LDA.V h. May a0, i9a6. m. Martia A. Scott.
I040^JAM£S HEATON.T h. Jvljr 17. 1^9^ m. Hanict BdL
IMl^JOHN J.»t V. April tf. tt9^ m. Margaict Dcmamt.
V .IMS— MARIA EUZABETH.T h. liaidi 9S. sISS. »- Jobs H. Wtmwtli. Dae. 3i.ti!ss.
i^' ^l'% 'HawMboniScpC4,i4saraBddladJalsral,i8aa Hb widow diad Oct. it. stTt.

• Y 7' latOB.

Sttt-* JAMK WKSTBSVELT.t bw Josa ^ l|S7«

atti— EDWtii WKSTSSTBLT,t b. Feb. 13, i|99» died Jnly 9^ iM^
• : atti— HSMIT WKSTSSTBLT,tb.Jaa.s»sMi«

'^|V7S7. IkATILDAt BANTA married F^ 2S» 1817, Nicholas L. AdBe^llal^ wlio
ins boni Joly 20^ 1798. He was a frmcr al Hadcensidc. For some yean lived in
New York and letarned to Hadcensade wliere be died April 26, 1873. His widow died
Oct 3t 1876. X

ISSUB.

i848^MCOB ACXERMAN.T dW te
ifM--80PHlA ACKEiOfAN.T b. Nov. «s. sii^i bl ChiistiaB Z. Westcnralt. who was
bora la New Yoffk, J vaa 01^1817. Tbay Hva la Ilbaca, N. Y.

^ -I ^ISSUB.

8888— CHAaLSS H. WBSTBaTii.T,t b. Jvaaa, il^s^ m. Maria Carr, Oct 17, iS6a.

s— Ekaaer Weitervelt* b. May 9b 1M4.
a— Mabd Weslervalt* b. Dm. It. ifys.
3— Ray Weslervaitt b. Oct*^ 1^

8fl8T— Matiloa WBsnaTBLT.t b. Joaa ii, it#. au Batai Datar. Oct. at. it^

ISiOB.

z— Btta Datsr.t bu Oct 83. iaS|.
a— Unia Datar.t bu Ang. 13. ittfw
3— ' Joba Datar.f b. Jaa. i. itSt.
4^Noab Datar.t b. Aag • d. ityy.

' 5— Edaa Dater.t b. May 13. it^

• •

8888— 'EUSA WBSTasVBi.T.t b. April sg. 1843, wl Klafriay Claris Nov. 17. it^

I—Owrias dariE,* b. Sapt 3. ttdf
a^Wariay Oaribt
3<— WBUam OariE,*

8888— 'LAmu WBaTBaTB»,s b. Jnna 7. 1848. ai. DaaW Hairitoa. Dae. a^. itty.

i^Floyd Hairisaa.t bu Jvaa 30^ itt^.
a— Fradsricfc Harrisoa.t b. Feb. la. it73.

8888— HataifA WBSTBaTBi.T.t b. Dec 30^ 1950,

8891— Albbst WAaaan WasrsavaLT.t b. Nov. w^ ilssi an. Alias Duabam. Oet.
sMt74- \

ISSVB.

Laoa Wortcrveitt b. Aug. at. itl^.
8888- Ralth J. WasTBaTKLT.t b. Mareh 17. ils^flkElla Hcary. Nov. 84. 1873.

^ ISSUB.

Hcaiy R. Wcstcrvilt,f b. April 13, itjy.

Seveuik Ccmratipn; Jac^^ CarHclitiS^ Jacob^ CormHus^ Epkt.'^ 135

S29S — XiARY V. WKtTiuiVKLT.M li. Aug. 19, 1858, m. Frederick C. Thaiii|Mon,

July M. ««te. .

IMUB.

ICOdmlTliompioa,* Ik Jom 8, iXfy

IMi'LAVINIA ACKERMAN.t li. 8«pC ft. x8u. m. Jul I). 1846. Jacob A. ZiUvUkle. who
WIS boni July x8, x8a6, and diad Nov. as. i88a. Ha was tha son of Albert Zabriskie
who was bon F^ S7, s8oSi and died SapL 3, S87B. and of Catharina Van Rcypcr,
who was bon SepC 04, xBoj, and died Dec 31, 1868. He was a &nner at Ba^gen
Five Comers, now part of Jersey City, wbere his widow stUI resides.

\ ^ \uilB.

SSM^^Matiiaa 2ami8S1B,8 b. May x. 1849^ wl Goo. W. Ftadand, Dec as, 2869.
Ha is an enginaer In BraoUyn* N. Y.

NssiiB.
George LlneofaiFkoeland,*li.Anf. ax. s87a lives at New Branswidt, N.J.
U9i— ALBBtT ZABniSKiB.8 Uves ta Jersey Oty. N. J.
SS99— 'Cbablbs WABnsii Zabki8K».8 Uvea hi New Branswiek. N. /.
St9T— jACon ZABiisiaB.i Uves hi Jersey Oty, N. J.
8S99~NiaiOLA8 Lawsbncs Zamiskib.8 Uves hi Jersey Oty. N. J.
9999— Catbabinb Janb Zabmskxb.* Uves hi New Bmnswiek. N. J.

1949— ANN ACKERMAN.T b. Jan. a8. x8a4. m. Janes VenderpooL
1947— JOHN HENRY ACKERMAN.T b. Ang. aa. x8e4.

1949— RACHEL JANE ACKERMAN.T b. March ax. x9s8. m.. Jan. ay. xlss. Cotneitas
V. H. Vraeiaad. who was botn Oct 99. x8i^ They Itva at BayotoM. N. J.

18898!

9909— Elbnob Janb Vbbblaiid»8 b. F^ aj. x|ss« ^^d Aprfl X9^ x|ss^
8901— Matixaa VBBBXJUfD.t b. May 7. x8S7i died May 9^ x8s7*
9909— William Hbnby Vbbblaiio.8 b. July X4. XI58. bl Maiy Ann Poet. Oct
X7.X88S. V

188VB.

Edith May Vraeiaad.9 b. Nov. c x88c
9909— John Jacob Vbbbland,8 b. Oct X4. x98c

9994— BBBTBA CBLBBTA VBBBLAirD.8 b. Nov. sx. X888.

1949— ALBERT 8. ACKERMAN.T b. Feb. 4. X834.BL Sept as. x^ Juliet R. Poet, who was
bon Deca8.x^. and died Dec X9. x86t. Ha Btturied agafai. Feb. ax. x866, Letitia
Bony, who was bom Nov. xa.x838. Halsltvlngat4XxTotowBAvc.PatarKMi.N.J.

I88IIB BT naST WIPB.

990i^8oPmA AcxBBMAM.t b. Aag. aa. xls7t »• Joha Jacob Bogart. Nov. wj^ X878.

X— Chailas De Wkt Bogert.8 b. Aag. xj. x88c
B^EdwlB J. Bogert.* b. Job. sj. x88s.
)— Jnllecie Bogert.t b. Ang. 3X« x8ls.

9909— Joim Hbmbt Acxbbmaii.8 b. Jvly xo. s8^ bl Ellsabath A. Ryarson. Nov.
9907— JyUBTTB AoCBBKAif.* b. Doc x8. x86x, died April xy, x86c

ISSOB BT SBOOIfO WIPB.

9909— JBNMIB B. AcxBBMAif.t b. Juno 3. s8fly.*

8909— Emma AcxBBMAN.t b. Nov. 5. x868.

9910— Albbbt Z. ACKBBMAN.t b. Joly y. X87C

9911— William W. ACbbbman.^ b. Juno 3^ 1873.

891S— Ella M. AacBBMAit.t b. Nov. 4. x87y.

9919— A0IIB8 AciCBBMAll.8 b. Sept xy. x88x. died Oct. XS. x88x«

1980— JACOB ACKERMAN.T b. Nov. a9. X838, died Jnne X4. S847.

TSa. ^ALBERT ZABRISKIE* BANTA married in New York, Sarah Ann Sayie,

who was horn at Connecticut Fame, EUxabethtown, Estex County, New JerMy, August

a4f I797f ttid died in Augusta, peorgia,.SeiiL 6, 1839. She was the eldest daughter

of CaJvin Sayre and Mary Dickeison, the fi»iner being a desoendent of Thomas Sayre,

who camo from Bedfordshiie, Eaghmd, in 1639, to Lynn, Mass., and who was one of

die faundett of Southampton, Long Isfamd, to 1641. The house erected by htm to

that town to 1649 is stiU standtog— one of the oldest buildtogs on the island. Mary

DidwBoa w» a desioendent oCPhilemon Didceison, who came to Lynn, Mam., to 1648,

and was one of the faundeis of Southold, Long Island, to 1641. Albert Z. Bantt

fnairied agato, June 5, 18439 Mary Ann Hopper, widow of Bartholomew Skaats.

Albert Z. Banta learned the cafatoet maker^s trade and had a large fiimiture establish*

flBcnt to Cathertoe Street, near East Broadway, to 1832. In 1837 he re mor e d to

Augusta, Ca., where he conttoued to the furniture bustoess. While to that dty he

hdd a commission as Lieutenant to the Georgto MOttia. On his return to New York

to 1841, he engaged to the hay and gram businesi, which he conducted till his death,

August 31, |8S4. ^ »

issuB sv nasT MAaaiAoa.

Itil^BUILY MAIUA.T li. Dw. si, steOb diad F^ 3. tSl3.
1988— LAVINA UATILDA«T h. July S3. iSss, diMl Sept 17. lies.

i9i8— SARAH JANS.T h. Jsa. 4. sts4. n- Hofifis SOL She died Od. 19b iS^S-

• »

, . xusomt

• • •

ihniAtW HBMBT SlLL.f

18i4*LAVINIA MATILDA«t b. Nov. 17. it^s, died April 6. tm%.
1988— ALBERT.t h. Dee. 4. itsy. died Sept 7. ilyt
1988-s'WlLLXAM SAYR£,T b. Sept it. ste^i m. Mary Jane Torbett
1987— JACOB CALVIN.T h. July es. «l3S. m. Sarah Ana Hopper.
1988— ALBERT ZABRISIC]E,t b. Feb. 18. 1833. died Sept s. «i3»-
1989— THEODORB MELVIN.t b. Nov. S3. 1934. m. Condia Cnwe.
198i— MARY CAROLINE,t b. Dee. S4. iSsfi, m. Robert G. CohmO.
1981— CHARLES HENRY.T b. Jaa. s xi»i died July is, tt^a

780. ^OHN JACOB* BANTA married, August, i8aa, Elimbeth Campbell, who
was bom 1803, and died Ocu 4, 1853. He died Maich 9^ 1848.

^issun.

1989- JANBCAMPBELLYh.MBysi,tle3.B.Nadi1H.WIIeoK. She died April S7. 1851.
1988— JOHN CAMPBELUT b. May e3. lies, (Had la taCmey.

741. WYNTIE* (Lavina) BANTA married, Dec %l^ 1833, David D. Demarcst,
who was boni Nor. 3, 1798. For many years he kept the hotel at Hackensack, known
as Washington's Head-quarters^subsequently removing to New York. He died Dec
8| i8sa His wife waa drowned in the Hackensack river, Aug. 13, 1837, in a runaway
aeddent while croesing the bridge with her husband and two children.

^ ISSUB.

1984- ANNA MARIA DEMAREST.t b. Nov. saj ilij. m. ClMneat FoMlIck; aa ardit-
•ukieqveatly la ibe Cvitom Hooie. Bidblo. He died la Dullido la 1S67.

ISSUB.

f— Lbonabd Fosoicx«tb. 1848. Bi.Oei. 1.1873, UssleEiwIa, of Jctiey City. He
Is aa lasuraace ageat. ead Uvct la Moaldair, N. J.

StvcmiA CtHtration; Jatab^ Conutius^ Jacd^ Cartuiius^ Efti.^ 137

IMUE.

z— B«ttie FoididK,* b. Auf. zg, 2174.
•— Jotephiae Foididi,* b. March 4, 1176.
S^Laara FoididK,* b. May 19, 1179.
4— ClanBee Fotdiek,* b. Maicfa ao. 1887.

>WsLDON F. FosDicx,i b. Oet a, 2850, m. NaiktU A. Pott, Oet 16, iflya. She
was bora te Btifen Cooacy, N. J.. July 6, 2953. Ht is a laal astait aiid Insar-

lUOB. .

I— Many Fosdkk,* b. Angnt, 1873.
a—Ntnit J. Fosdkk«t b. Dae. 2874.
S—Aaaa Maria Fosdkk«t b. May. 2878.
4~ Jaaaia B. Fosdick,* b. Fab. 1882.
• 5— Wallar Biaiaavd Fosdkk«» b. Mafch* 2883.
6^Waldoa A. Fosdid^t b. Nov. 2884.

777. JOSEPH* BANTA married Eloabeth Carr, who wa8 bom Feb. 9» iSty,

and died Dec. 24, i86a He wae a fiumier in Suseex County, N. J., where he died

Jan. 31, 1878. ^

lasoB.

tOOS— NANCY.T b. Jaa. 23. 2839^ m. Haary OsbonM. oT F^raakUa F^naaea. N. J.

tOOT— MARTHA E.,T b. Aag. 2, 284O1 au Tboans H. Qriaisiead. Thay ttva ia Paienoa,

N.J.

muB.

8888— Kims E. QaiiitT8AO,8 b. Jaaa aa^ 2867.
8888 — JossFniNS OaiiiaTBAO,i b. Aag. 23. 2869.
8840— Nanct J. GaiMflTBAO,i b. Maich 30b 2879^

8008— CATI1ARINE.T b. Joaa 3. 284a. diad Dae. 23. 2870.

8800— DAVlD.t b. Jaa. 5. 2844, died Fab. 3. 2867.

ifOlO^RACHEL J.,T b. Dae. 30b 2844 dlad Nov. a4. 2867.

8011— JOSEPH.t b. Jaa. 2i^ 2848. Ha was a pbysidaa ia Pttlanaa. N. J., diad Sept 30b

2878^ aaaiaffiad.
8018— VINCENT.T b. Maich m. 24901 »• MlaarvaTappaa. Sept 3. 1874. Urn at Oalt

IUdft» Naw Janey.

I88UB.

8841— BxmiA B.,i b. Jaa. 9^ 2873.
8848— JoaiiFn J..8 b. Dae. 21. 2877.
8848— SomiA C** b. April p, 2882.
8844— Vmteirr, JM b. Sapc 3. 288a.
8848 — Haexy A..8 b. May as. 2884.
8848-Uamis M..8 b. Jaly 22. 2888.

8018— WHITFIELDiT b. Sept 24. 2838. m. Aaaa Anasiraaf. Jaa. 7. 28801 Ha livas ia
PSBtafioa« N* J.

lUUB.

884T— EuzAarni.8 b. Jaly 4. 288a.
8848— WHtTFiKLD.8 b. Match 30b 2883. .

8014— WESLEY.T b. Sept 24, 2131. m. Mary Meaioa. Nov. 3, 1873.
8018 — J08£PHINE.t b. Nov. 7, 2834. diad Dae. 3. 288a.
* SOIO-RANDALUT b. Nov. a^i 1862. dlad Auf. d. 2881.

isS SiViMiA GemraHom; Airam^ Samuel^ Aimm^ C^rmtiim^ EpteA

▲bram* Samuel^ Abram' Oomelius* Spke.^

781! SAMUEL^* DANTA married at Paramos, February 3, 1816, Margaret Val*
enttne. He was a fiurmer, living in Bergen Countyi where he died in 1874.

t0t4— SAMUSUt

tOSS^RACHEL.^ m. Joha A Adnnmui.
tOtt— DEBORAH.T m. Joha Cwloagh.
tOtT— JANE,t m. Andrew Dofemnt. Feb. St iISS*
tOM— ABBIE.T m. Abraham Btaavtll.
tOtt— BL1ZA.V n. Jama Goeiehtas.

;. 7M.*ABkAHAM« BANTA married at Kaldat, N. Y., June 99, 1816, Cornelia
Cronter, who was bom April 23, 17981 and died July 33| 1871. They united with the
Reformed Church at RamapOy November 13, 1841, and he was elected an Elder
in Mardi, 1851, He was a brmer in Hohokus, Bergen County, N. J, and died
Mardi 23, 1874. ^

ISSOBT

MSO— ABIUHAM.T b. Sept sS, zSiy. nk Margarat Van Horn.

tOSl— MARIAN b. Jnna 6, iSsob m. James Fos; died Juae xa, 1S43.

tost— DEBOIUH,T b. Dae. 14, ita4. m. Wm. M. SarrcB. Thty Uve at Moaiey. N. Y.

ISSVB.

. VUxt BuxABaTK Saavmiifi b. Fab. ax, xtfd*

tiiS--CORNBUAVb.Dee.X4.iia4.m.AdolphasFolley,Sept.xa.x84A. HediadOcta,i87«.

lasva.
MAaoAaar CATHAams FoLLiY.t b. Dee. aS» xi47.

tOM— JACOB,t b. Dee. n. iSsS, m. Margarat Waaaamakcr. He died July m. 1S68.
t08f — EUZAV b. Aag. as. xSss. m. David L Christfe.

issva*

CoaNauA CHaxsna^t b. July SI, il59k

V toss— TH0MAS,1 b. Juae S, xtjSh dM July sa, XS4S.

78dl THOMAS A,* BANTA married at Saddle RIveri N. J., January at, 1825,

Maria Acker (or Eckerson), who waa bora 1810^ and died October, 188a He Joined

the dinicb at Ramapo, October 24, 1846, and she united with the same church, Novem*

ber 10^ x848. In 1853 he became a Deacon at Ramapo, and in 1887 waa living at

Ramaey'a.Sution, Bergen County, N. J*

issoa?

8SS7— ABIUHAM T.,T b. Dee. a, xSss. ai. Maiy Peterma. ScpC xa, XS46. at Ramapo. N. J.

lasua.
SSSf — TNOiiAS,i b. Jaa. sy. x848.

8SSS-* jAMBS.i b. Aug. 3, xSS4*
SSS7— MAaT.f b. Feb. ex. xSsy, m. David Cariough^
Slia— WiLUAM,tb. Nov. ax, ilsif died Novembar xg, 1S7S.
SSSS«— DaBoaAH,t b. Aug. xx, xS6x, m. Amos Shuart
SSTO— PBTxa.i b. Mareh S, xS61

tSSS— MARGARET.T b. Feb., tSiy, m. Wm. Senrea, Maleh 5. XS4S.

tSSS— PETER Tm^ b, Aug. ag. x|sb^ ak Rsb sc ca Foshay. They live at Ramsey's, N. J.

ISSUS*

SS7S1— Maut EuSABaTH,* b. April as, if^

«•

StvtniA Generaihn y Akram^ Samuel^ yliraufl Conielius^ EpteA 129

t040— DEDORAIl.t m. Aaron WbiCer.

•041-THOMAS T..T b. Ja....M.«.i5: ^S^'v'iS^X^^.^''
t04a— CATHARINA MARIA^v b. Jan. fl9i i«43*
tOtt— SAMU£L T.,T b. OeL 4. it«7. »• Racbd Wlnler.

Thftiwflt* SftBuiol^ JLteftfli' OoKBdlnfl' Xplcs*^

788. SAMUEL* BANTA married Gerretie (Charily) Garrison, who died Novem*
ber, 1875. He was a ftrraer in Hohokns, N. )•» where he died March 8, 187$.

mm/'

B0481— U£AH ANN.t U. Jont i, zlsj. m. WnUam Levy, May. xM. Ht died ScpC 30^
xt6ik Hli widoff is Sriaff ia HoMnn.

8871— Samuel Banta LaAar,* h. Jsa. 91, 1I49.
8878— BDWAao DtmsooMB Lbasy.! h. July 1% i|5i«
8878— WiLUAM Gale LaAar.t b. Jan. 4, i|S4-
S874— Frank A. LEAET.i

S044— JANE EUZABSTHJ b. Feb. 84. ste »• Aaiea VaadsTbeck.

8878 — CoanauA Lb^tsasa VAjmaaBaacf b. April 18, 1849, au Lsvrls DeCsstio.
8878— OaoaoE VAin>Eaaacx,i b. Msicfa %, xlss.

8877— Samuel A. BAirrA,t b. Oet sob 195s. He is aa eOesr la the Fbe Deperi-

ef New Yetk* aad has r ee al ied seven! SMdals lor his biavery.ia
ei daQr.

8878— Hann ARGBarauoE VAin>BaBBCX,*b. Oet x8,xlS4t au Joha H.Wofteadyke.
8878— Wallace VANDEaaEOC^t b. Jaae xs> <998i

TBI. JACOB* BANTA married at Paramiis,' November 18, 1816, Rachel Van
Dien, who was bom March a8, 1808, and died November 29, 184a. His aeoond wife,
Catliarine Van Dien, whom he married January 34, 1843, was bom July sa, i8ai, and
died Fdmiary 7, 1886. He died March aSt 1857.

ISSUE ar nasT wife.* '

8048— OARRET VAN DIBN.t b. April at, ilel, died July at, i8sl.

8888— JACOB J..T b. Jaae S7, s8s«i disd Aag. la. sM.

8060 UMARGARET ANN,T m. GaOUani J. G. Zabriikie.

8080S-JOHN D.t

8080S-GARRBTJ b. Oct % iMtjff. bl MatOda Weslsnreil, Feb. 14, 1074. died Feb. xd, 1074.

ISSUE ar SECOHD wm.'
8081- ABRAHAM J.,Vb.Fcb.7*s84S.n.Msffy CYeaaf,erAfeQta,Jttly4.iS^ Thsy
ttw la Rid|eweodf N* J.

ISSUE.

8881— CATiiAama B.,* b. Jan. ^ s8^ sl WOllsai J. Lslly, April ^ 1819.

Wmfana Baala Lally,* b. Aaf • sSt X8I4.

8888- jAOoa Tm* b. April 1% ttfij.

8888— ALEBET L.«t b.'8epl. ^ xS6a.

8884— John Elton,* b, July ad. 1674. died Jaa. 17. xIts*

8888— MiNNiB MAY,tb. May %, xOtA.

8888— CnaisTiNA Annie.* b. Aag. sd^ X879.

ijd Siifimik Gtmiraihns Tkmiua^ Samu$l^ Akram^ Canuiius^ EpteA

1

tOit— ALDERT.Y b. . m. Eliiabeth VaadcrbadL

tOiS— RACHEL JANE,T b. . ou Jacob Perry.

tOf 4— THOMAS J..Y m. Elinbeth Van Horn. Dec. ji* sl6s.
. toil— MARXA.T

%

TM. ABRAHAM^ BANTA married in the True Refanned Church at Hacken*

tadE» Oct 89 1831, Radid Brevoort, who was bom Dec. 9, i8if, and died July 25,
1848. He lived at New Bridge, above Hacbentack.

latuB ar viaar MAaiiAoa*
S88y-R0BR1T.«

issvB ar ncoND luaaiiuiB*
8888— BAaifCT.i

;V* .- / ' tOfT— HENRY BREVOORT.V b. Nov. a, 1840. m. Mary Elltabttii HOIycr. Nov. xa, 184.
:•''*:? U a caipealar and baffld« te BrooUyo. N. Y.

r 8088— THOMAS A,l b. Nov. 9, laiS. m. EUsabalh Oleott. Uvea ta PMamn. N. J.

8888— MAaoAan.t b. Dae. X. X866. nk WhidMd Maybe.
8880— Aicina,t b. March 5. xaTa
880l-j8liiiiB,t b. Sept % 1074*

fe80S-Tiuia,t b. Apifl ay. xa77.
8888— RAOtBUt b. May « xaTi.

8804— Eta,8 b. Dae. ai. 104.

8080-JACOB.T
!. 8000— CHRISTIAN.1 ^

TM. ^THOMAS T.* BANTA married at Paramua, April ti, 1835, Ellen Tourt
He ^ia a fiurmer living at Hillsdale, Bergen County, N. J., on his ancestral fiimu He
is a memb e r of the Reformed Church at Panmus.

8008— ANNA EUZABJBTH.T b. Sept aa. 1036^ nk Albert W. Tethoae. April % iSte.
They Hve at West Eaglawood. N. J.

8808— JAMSS TaaHmn,* b. Jaa. ry, li^
8800— Datid TsBauifa,i b. April 17, Mf^
888T— NsLua Ttamnia,* b. Jaa. i, lAys.

8004- JACOB J..V b. Jaa. IS, 1899.

tOOO— HANNAHJ b. Feb. 13. iS4r, died Nov. aa. 1044*

8000- CHARITY JANE,T b. May 19^ ia44, m. James D. Chrittie. Sept 97. Mm.

ISSVB. •

0888— NoascAN CnaisTta.* b. Jane 19b li^S*
0888— Ida CiuiSTta,t b. Oet 191 Mf%.
3400- Hcaaaar O. CHaisna,! b. Aug. ly. 1869.
8401— Thomas T. Cnaisna.* b. Jane 17. xflys.
0408- May Ella CaafSTia.* b. March xi. iSts*
0400— JsJiNic GsAca CHBisna,* b. Nov. 19, xlyy.

. SOOT- AARON VANDERBECK.T b. Feb. 7. ^Uff*
S008— THOMAS S. J b. Jaa. la. ilSSb died May 4. xtTo^
9088— MARGARET ELLEN.T b. Sept. 4. ilsa. m. PMcr H. Winter. Jaa. as, ily4. .

S€9nUk GMimilM; n^mas^ Samm^i^ Aimm^ CmuUus^ £^.^ 131

9404-* Ida Wiimui.ii b. Jaa. i« sIts.
i40f — Hsmnr WtirrBM K Scpc !$• ttjf.

S404— LiBtft WlNTSS,! Ik ScfN. S3, tilt.

l407^WALTn WnmM U. Scpc 30^ tfH
S074«- JAMES VRSELAHD.V Ik Stpt 9, s«S4. »• M«y OngbtetiM. Mar. •4. itt3- U««>

S4M— CBiSTBm V.,t U. Oct fl9b s^^
MM— PsaCT A.,t b. J«M97, sHji.

ton —ABRAHAM ACXBRMAN J b. Stpt 13. sl^^ qi. Smh L. FHH. April, tUf*
SOTS— HENRY LAWRBNCE.T b. M«. 7. sMo^ ^M April s« sM4.
SOTS— JOHN WILBUR^f K Jn. C^ sMg. n. HmuMh AngMlA Hariag. Nov. ad» 104.
Thqr Hva al Hiiltdaia^ N. J.

* JaoQlb^ JLbnm' OonMllnsS :^pks.i

SIM. JACOB* BANTA9 who was bom la PriDca Edwaid'a Coontjr, Canada,
nankdy Mascb, iSsa, Sarah Colo, who was bora Jvao 6^ 18061 and died Febniary,
iS77. Ho died July 87» xMS* His drtmiriaiits ^dl Ihoir saflM Bontor.

.0

S0T4— JOHN COLE,t>Mswhf,iSM»»>ChariBttaAMaStwaids. HedMJaaa^f.iSTS.

SOTO— JACOB^v Ik Asf. al. iSal, dM OeU sai7>
SOTO— ABRAHAM^ b. Osl. as, iSal. SL Aaa Hldo.

t9TT— JACOB JAME8.Tb. Dae.«f, s^SBi dM Aprik s«3S.

' SOTO— WILUAM HSNRYJ b. April as. i«K SL MaiT Finalag; May 14. sistt* Hs dM
April%sS%

Ose4aWAsanoTOiifib.Jalsrs6.s47.

SOTO— FRANCIS B. H.,v b..SspC.sSi s^. auarisd Om. Ladles Mary SpiasM^ March S.
sSgf; sad sssJa, Erthar C Prslaiwl, Fab, ss^ slj^ Tbay Hva ia ChioiSB* m*

i410-DtLiJHteraoDM b. Jidy » sili*

S411— BomiiB PBiLO.ib.Ma7s4.slS3. •^ :

041S— FaAMOS jAO08.t b. Jaa. sdb sS|S-

SOOO—CLARINDA HELEN VICTORU ANN CECELU CORA,T b. Jaly 17. sS44. »*
RObvt Smr SOb, Oct % sSfiS.

0410— Hasit Vmcsirr Eaussr SiSAS.ib.Aaf, si. Mf.

0414— FaAMCBS Obitbuoi Dbsaa Maud Siu.s.i b. Jsa. 7. SS69. ai. Esra

Cainaa.Mafchss.sSS7.
i41S— Bfvib EooBmA LaUAM Mat SiSAS.i b. Jsa. 4. siTS. au Jaceph Pcaka.

J«aass.sSS7.
0410- NBS4JB Etbuma SAaAB EtBAarrK Siixs.i b. Fsb. sd^ si7|i
041T— MnmtB Gsacb HaSiiMA Cbcbsja Sasj,i b. Nov. sj. sSts*
0410— CosA Mabcl SisX8,i b. Jsa. S7» sS77.
0410— RoosiT Stswait Fsanioin SfLLs.i b. Dec s. sSts.
04S0— AaTBtia Cs,BVSSJun> SiLLS.i b. Jaa. 4, sOSj.
04S1— FBBORSfCK VaaNBT SitLS. i b. May as, 1SS7.

800.^ JOHN* BANTA maiiiedy March 26, 1837, Rachel Covert, who was bom
iSiSi and died August, 1S48. His second wife was BCary Chase.

ISSOB BT fiaiT WIFB*

t • •

MM— CATHAIUNS.T b. 8tpU liel. wu Jssms W(
MtS-JACOB,T Bk Jsae HeaiT*
tOM-JANB.T aL WaL ChvdL
MM— ASA.T

Mt«— 8ARAR IfAROARSTJ ai. llichfsl& Ctarah.

f^v: Mti-MIIUXUTabTlMma&aMB..

f;^*' .fl-.i. - « naos ar saooliD wifaP

-' * MtT— 8ILyAANNA,TaLjdHiFllif«aid.

tMS— CATHARINA MARIA.T a. LmIs Lalank

SOat — JOHN ALVA.T
.,; MM— QIORQB WA3HINOTON J dM Msf. la^a.

Wi- M81— AOBUODBtT a. TboHMS StapiaM.
.|> 4 > ' MM— JAIIBS ABRAHAM*? b. Psb^ i4|S.
ir . %r MtS— FBANCXS WEB38.V \L V^b^ i%k
/': - . MM— WBSLBY QILBBBT.T
^•: Mtf— TILDA MAROAUT.T

Mii— HBNBijnrrA.v

v<-

•^

?C!c«fv.»N i . . ;: .. • CHAFFER XVL"

- •• • • . •

UfANl'H OmBSATIOKt

* SA»« Ado* iobftS l^pko.^

'^'' IBHL JAMES* BANTA aaniad Mary Didcajr 00 Maidi a, 1811. Ho was a
fliiBwil^; Uvod, ia 1807, in Susses Couatjr, N. J., pad rem ofed to Utica, theaoe to
V N. Y., where ho Bved from 1838 to 1847. He died September a8, i8^.

ft

r

\

MM— BUZA JANB.T b. Jaa. as- s8m. dM MsRb 17. 18m.
tIM— JUUA^T b. Feb. iSi 1813, a. SQaii Hoflaa.
SIM— JAMB8.T b. Aaf; aai ia<s> ab Haaaab WnisBMBa.

81M— MABYJ b. Maicb s6» iSiSb aL Mflss Desksr, Jaa. ». i«S7.

tliT— WILUAM^T b. Scpc a» ita^ tfsd Scpc as. tta.

SIM- QABRIBUT b. Jaas S4, ita^ dM Oet. 14, xSal

tlM— JOHNDXCXSyjb.Sepc.^iaiSa-Olivlal>afis. She taridm ia RosbsMar, N. Y.

laaoB. ['
84M— HitUStt at, J, H. Yais^ eC PWIsdilpMs, Pa.

nii->-THB0D08U AUBBUA^T V. Marabai sSsr. m. Geerfa a Caopsr. 1847. wbo wm
bsmbiWslibasi,Msm« April a»i8ss. HecssieioRoebsilar,N«Y.,wfasaalsdor
toaife sad begaa wMfc la a paper adDs sAsfwsrdii he Imrasd lbs wood turosrt*

Ihaathii^yasis. HedMSepcStSSsob '

t ,

8488- Oioaoa Bamta Ceona.i b. Auf ..sr. 184S. dltd Msnh ss, 1868.
84S7— SmaLor Coop8B,t b. ApiS 04, 1SS3; dltd JaM a4. 1854.
8488— JAMBS BANTA Coopaa.! b. Juae IS. liSS- 4M Mar aa. 1898.
84M— BvBLWa Coopsa.* b. May 17. i«s7» dltd Jbm 19^ iSSs.
8488— WuxiAM Baioos CoopBB,t b. Jbm a^ slspt
8481— IfOBA M. Coopaa,s b. Aug. ^ 1867.

SIU-ANDREW JACXSONJ b. JUp 1. 1830^ m. Msrp F^aahtta.

ScvcHik CtMcraiicM^' Simom^ SOit^ Arit^ Seba^ Epke.^ 133

1968. HANNAH « DANTA married first, James McCrea. After hU death she
married Henry Lyon. She died at Lyons Farms, N. J., Aug. 38, 1864.

luuB IT nasT MAaaiAOS.*

tilt— ANN EU2ABETH 'MeCR£A«t m. Matthias Lyon. Sha was Uriag. la iBIS. a
• isa Baldwte Straat, Ncwailc N. J.

ISSUB* .

Sttt— Hamnar Tubodosia LyoM.i
S4i0— 'Thomas LYON.t

i441«-CLABA LTON.t *
•MS— Mabt LTON.t
S44i«-WALTBB LVON.t

tilt— THE0D08IA McCRKA,t h. Jan. 4. iti9i »• David £. Bcdail. Aag. I, i«3l. She
died May as, iMy* Ht is Bviaf la Ncwailc N. J.

issn,r

8444— 'Emma L. BaDBLUt h. Jan. n^ 1839^ died May ly, 184a.
8448«-Kaniiar £. Bboblu* h. Scpc ty. 184a, died May sS. 184a.
8448«-Bmma UBbobll,* h. April ay* 1843. bl John RShoaaalcar. Pah. la, 186a.
Lhriaff ia Nawaifc. N. J.

lasoB.

> 880t--Atatea Shosmaksr.* h. Ang. ssb s8^

8447— Kblsbt Hott Bbobix.! h. Oct 3. 1844. died Dae. y, 1844.

8448— Amnib Bbobll.* h.ApraaBbs8SSi BLSflasW.PIdwiBg, April 80^x870.

ISSUB,

8188— Darid B. PIdwIag.* h. Jan. 18, 1873.

8884— Thaodoria MeCiaa Pldwiag,* h. Nov. a8» 2874.

8808— lUyaeld 8. PldBBriBg.t h. Nov. si« s8la.

8448— Hbhbt L. BBOBU^t b. Nov. % s8S9b died Jan. 4. i86bw

IMe. AARON* BANTA married fiiat, Angnat 4, iSai, Catharine Egbert,
daaghter of Deacon Egbert, of the McDougal Street Baptiat Chnicb, N. Y. She waa
bom June 19* 1806, and died Feb. la, i8as« April 3, i8a6, he married again,- Ann
Van BoaUrie, who waa hia oouain. He was a shoemaker at 41 Green Stre^ in 1833,
and at 41 Watta Street in 1833. From i835-3y he was a grocer in New Yori^, and
afterward moved to Lyona Farms, N. J. Aboot the year 1834 he went to Rodiester,
and at the time of hia death, which ocenrred Aug. 14, 1880, he was in die aboe bosint

ISSOB 8T fIBST WIFB*

8114— SUSAN EOBERT.T li. Sept % i8sb^ n. Joseph C. Parks.
tll8— JOHN PUUS,t k. JuM n« 18B4. n. Heariatta Staalsy, Oct aa. 1848. Ska was kon
ki New YariK. Maaek 34, i8a8t and is laridkig hi Bridgsport. Caaa.

8480— CXABLSS HBBaBBT.t b. Dae. x8, SI48. dted Pcb. ty. 1849.
8481— CHABLBa Hbnby.b k. Nov. sSt 18491 ■> 8rrt. Hattia Saaaden; aad agaki,
SopMaKaaft He is Sriag ki Ckkaga* IS.

ISSOB.

• I— Addia.t

a— Nellia.t

848t— NBLUB^i b. Jaly 8, x«5S, m. Smitk C. Btadanaa.

1— O sa rn A. Bl i ctaa i n .t k> Pali, a, 187a.

a— Saiilk Ckariks Blarirmsw, Jr.t* b. Juaa ag, 1873.

9 • •

1—

4-*

o^%

Wf tM^Jl-

nu—

silt— iWH ELIZAjr K

^iM-MAgY jane;! k^Mr

ba

I—

iUS— HAIiliAII.f K PA St.
flUS-WILLUlf CRAIiE.T k
Hb

Nor. s stfOk

m. Iter A.

B«

MTt— AmAJi

ilS4-^ELLEH MATILDA.T K ila«. 3,
tlM— EDWIN Sm^b. JwM 17. 1^11,

■I mMIHIIHJi N« • •

.tftf.4WMasra^lM.

MarrK ICqr I. 493- Thiy

g— WaxiAM EDWiii.t k. MflRli St, itTtf.
f— OsoaoK DsLWST.< k Dae. 49, 1479.

4— ESTSUJI MAV.* k JttMflSi

Scuentk Ctnerations Samuti^ Siba^ Dirck^ S^^ £^tJ 135

Samuel* 86b*« Direk^ 8eb*> Spke.^

Id78. MARGRIETJE* DANTA mamed first, Tunis Kuypcr (Cooper). He
died prior to 1800. She married again, June t3| iSos, at Schraalenbur^i Dower R.
Westervelt She died August 1, 1839.

ISSUE BT fllST MAEIMOB.

tl46— EFFIE COOPER,? b. Oct 5. xtIs.
*4147— DIRCX COOPER.T Ik Oel. 9, 1766.. m. WEffia Hiqrler.T Oct 9, ilol. He was
a nin owner ia Schnakabargb ia 1140^ sadaFVecholdereftlMlowaiait^Ai He
died Aag; al, I|S4. tad his widow dM Juae 14, zMs.

iiSO— TauNis R. Coorsa,* b. Aug. % itogb vl Sarah Vaad wbsc k , Aug. sob sle^i
He wos a dMir msa i ifsftiif ef al Scbraaleabunch, N. J., iHisra he died May

(

I— Aaa Cooper,* h. Julyao. liao^ ai. «npiaiar W.t Baala, Dee. sOb 1I49.
a— Rlduad Coapag,^ b. Jaa. 19^ I|S4, died Nov. is, iMy.
3— Heary Cooper.* b. July 17* i^Z* *b* Maggie Miller.

s— Joha W. Cooper.!*
a«»ba Cooper.i*
3— Joseph Cooper.ii
4«— Amslla Cooper.W

4— Fnphtmin Cooper,* b, Oct 13, 1*39^ m, WiDI«a 8. Bogert

s-^Aana Boferti*

a^Bva Bogertl*

3*Ttaais Bofsrti*

4— Baaaa Bogertl*

5<— Hany Bofsrti* .

3~Radiel Cooper.* b. April es* ii40i »• Jeasss P.ChfMe,Apifl 04, sItB- !

She dtod July 3. 1I81.
6— Margaietta Cooper,* b. Joae la, itfj.

3481— WoJiauius Coopia,* h. April 3^1 slia, wl Maria Vooriils, Dee. 31, 1840.

He was fanasriy a BUttoa, aad is aow (1*91) a inasr at Hew hinfocd, N. J*
' Hb wifi dtod Oei. 3b 1888.

8848— RlduBd Cooper,* h. Nee. s, 1841.

8848'— RadMlAaa Cooper,* b. Nov. ly, 1843, ou David S. Zabriakie, July n*

s89s. He mided al EsraauM, N. J., %rhaea ho died May m, iM.
8844— Join Cooper.* b. May 1, 1847, died Mareh 89, 1341.
8848— 'Eophemia Cooper,* b. Maich ty, S849.
8848— Maiy Cooper,* b. Aug. 04, t^it »• Thomaa ^^H^iVIt, oT Aieala, H.

J., Jnae s, 187a.

I

s— MyraZabrisUe.!*
a— Elisabedi Zabriskle.1*
1— Coooer SabrisUa.!*
4— RkhaidZabrUUe,!*
j^David Zabrisfcie.1*
6— Waiiam 2abridda;l*

136 Snwia GiHemtion; Samuefl Stda^ Dirck^ Siba^ EpJte.^

94ti*-MAtGARBrrA Coopbr.ii b. Kforch 30. itX4« m. John W. Christie. F«b. 97,
1034. They lived at Schraalenburch. He was born June 8, 1806b and died
Octxs.tSso. His widow died Marah d. zStS.

lasuiu^

iS47— Sarah Christie.t Ik Feb. al, itas. m. Jacob. D. DcaMiast. oT Kladaiw

kMnack.N.J.
SMt— Eapheanfai Christia.»b. July I, i9s7. m. John Bswiaa, oT SparUII, N. Y.
5«40— WiOiaai Christia.t b. Jan. ao. itfa.
MM— CwolfaM Chiislla.* b. Nov. m. U^ m. }maBib Heninf .
fSfl— Mary Ann Chriitia.* b. NoNr. aS. it44«n- James Voorhit. Jnnaagb 1^.
5S5i— Margaval air<stia,t b. Fab. as, tIA dtod Aaf. ad. 114^

i€M— Tnn Coo»bi,8 b. Nov. 7. stidb ak Albert J. Bogwc. Jan. is. zljy. He
was taBMsly a iMaon, and Is now a Cuner al Tea Neck. N. J.

MMl— Jacob Bogart,t b. Mardi 99^ ifjl. m. Catherine CampbeO.

5SM— Bopheada Ilogert,t b. Jnna z, st^ n. Jaaaes P. Christie.

Mff— Rachel Bogart,t b. April 04, XI44, m. Jacob Wettervelt He died

Nor. ai, si!).
MM— Marfaiattn Bofsrtt b. Oel. I, 1146^ bl ComeUos Cooper. Feb. 6,

ttdy. Ha Is a son or James C Cooper and Maria Zabriskle,

or OU Bridge, N. J.

• ••

s<— JasMB Irring Coopar.M b. Nor. a^ iMI.
B—AMnimon Cooper,Mb. March « zMa.

MI7— Gatharina Jane BocBrtt b. Feb. aa. ste n. WflUam HairiBg.

MM— Serah Maria Bofsrt,* b. June 14, t|S4t n. F^ank DcaMrest, Nov. 09,
ityy.
SM4— Gbobqs CoorsB.8b.Aagusl 19^ zaB4,Bk Maria Ferdon. HelsBBWionat

N. J.

MM— Catharine Cooper.t

MM— Bvetfna Cooper.t bl Pister Darki Aof. 17. ti6y. They live hi Ni

5M1— AdaCooper.t

•

Mtf— JOHIIR.COOPBB.8 b. June S9bSi«7«n* Hetty Maria Dodge. Shewasbom
Ang. 7. stsl, and died May tl, xl96t. He was fwneriy a blacitsmith, and
iBhsaqosBtty beeame a ndnistar at Monsay and Nannet, Rocktand Co.,
N. Y. His leeond BMniage was with Sophia Oogert. danghlar of Gilliam
A.Bogert, Ha died Feb. ad, styy*

fl

IBBUB BT fIBBT WI9B.

I— Bophamla Cooper,* b. April il, 184I.

a- Christhw Coopsr,* b. Jan. 4, itsXt >■• Thomas D. Drkkel, of Westwood,
. •' N.J.

3— John Richard Cooper,* b. April sj, slS3* »• Anne Seott, May s, 1887.
4~8amnel Cooper,* b. May pb il5^ Moved to Meine. «

SIM— TUNIS COOPER,^ m. Lydia Lydackcr, Feb. 8, s8ia. She was bom July j, 179s,
and died Octal, 1863. Ha was a farmer at Ea g ie w ood, N. J. HediedJwMaa,x87a.

fSSVB.^

MtS -Tunis Coopsb,* b. Oct 13, s8ib, m. Elisabeth Drison. His second wifa
was Elisa Sherwood. Ha was a bbcksarith in New York, and died Apra

. % ^^*8 •^^••^

i,f • •• . •

SeveniA GtturaHom; Samuil^ Stba^ Dirch^ Scba^ Epkt.'^ 137

IMUB SV riKST WIFB.

I— Tunis Cooper.*
s^Allan Coopar.*

IttVB IT SBCOND W19B.

S^FhnkliB Cooper.*

S4t7-* Jambs X«. Coopbk,* b. May •• iti4, dM OMDOirtod May 5, slTt.

S45t— Mabgabbt CooPBK«t b. Auf. 191 ilxs. m. Jamas Ely, of New Bridge, N. J.

Ha was bom April 6, 1804, and died Fab. x6. itSo. His widow died March

I, stti*

1U0B. ^

s<— Lydia Ely.t
a— Atafabam Ely.*
3«— Raefad Jaaa Ely.*

i48t~MABiA COOPBB,* b. April la, xtit, vu John W. Dennda. They Ihra at Tea

NadCf xi. J« f*.

•isauB.

LydiaJaM Dennda.*

i4M— Sabah Amr COOPBB.* b. Nov. d. laps. n. Ralph J. DeoMiast TheyKvaat
Eng je w oodf N. J.

laauB*

t^Jaaob DeoMiast*
a<— nank DeoMiast*
3* Edgar DeoMiast*
4— John DeoMiast*
5 « Anna Maria Damaraat*

•401— Racul Coopbb.* b. April aa, tlgz. m. Darid J. Dogert. He dM May i

•Mt73.
S40S~LyDiA JANB Coopbb,* b. July «!« x^ nk Abfaham Andenon, Nov. li, j
xlS>» Ha died Maieh ao, xMI. She Bniriad again, Jaaas A. Demaresc,

liaUB Wi PIB8T MABBIAOB.

X* Richard AadanoB.*

3* Eva AadanoB.*

1879. SAMUEL* BANTA nianied at Scbraaleiibttxvht Febmary bS, 1795, Lea
DexnaiCBty who wa^ bom Novembar 1X9 1777, and died October x6| i849» He Joined
the church at Schraalenburgh in 17971 and died Augutt 5i 184&

itauB.^

tl74~EFFlE,V b. Nov. aa^ xt^s, vu Henry Ferdoa at SchraalenlMrgh, Ang. a, xlX4. He
was bora Jaaoaiy xs^ X790, and died Feb. fti. xlss. She died Aug. ay, X879.

lasuB.'^

t498— Lba Fbboon.* b. Aug. a, xtxs, nk Abfaham Ferdoa.

C
lUUB.

aSai—SMnad Ferdoa.*
fast— Jesse Ferdoa.*

l4t7«-jAMifBT|B FBB0ON,* b. Aug. 09, xax7» died March a, xla&
i49S— jANB FBBOON,* b. SepC at, xflax, bl Jacob T. Blanvdl. Ha died April 7.
xtT^i' His widow was livfaig la New Yoric la xtge.'

tsaOB.
•Mi *Dr. Aloaso Bbumlt.* b. April ^ ass-

. •

94tt— Anma FEtooN.i b. April i, sa94. m. Henry H. Voorhcs (no ttviaff ime).

81m died Jimt. 1869.
IfOO— 8AMUSI. B. FBXOON.t Ik Sept ss, iMi n. Sanh Christie; Uvei in New

YofkCliy.
iMl— Hbnbt Fbboon,! K Dee. 14, i^« n. ^nSophin Anni Bantn; livei et

CfeMldll.N.J.

ti7l<->ARIB.t b. Oct !• 1797. died in infmqr.

tlTS^ANNA^T b. Sept t/k 1791, m. Rowlend Hill, M aj >>• ttiy* et SchnalenbnrKh, He
wos bom Feb. 7. 1797. end died Ang. ^ x868.' She wos n mimbir of tiM ftffamwd
ChMch (BeeedmK KJpf Sinel. Nov Yori[. te i4lk She died Feb. 13. it^

issw

•IM— JAMSS Hill.! b. Moich 4. itxt. died Oct 4. xti9.

•MS— Jambs HiLL.t b. Oct 19. 18x9. died XM9.

•f04—8AMiiBL Banta Hill,! b. Oet ee. i89St died s8l9b

IMf— SAiAirjAitBHiLL.*b.Oet9bX|3S^BLSanMelAicher. She died liny, xtSg^

SMS— Maboabbt Anka Hill,* h. March 09, x^ m. Qeenw Hofanes.

• ••.

Sift — ARIB,T b. Dee. 9% 1799^ m. un Snilyt Benin. He wos n caipenler in New Yoris, and
wos hilled by aoddeni prior tQti44. • K .

o— CATaAnimtiaL— * '

\ •

tlTS-^MABGASET.Vb. Jan. as, xtoi, m. M»Henry A. Bogert, May lOb xiax. at Schmalen-

bnrfh. They Utod far seven! yeaia in New YoriLwhera^ in xtey, she was n msmhsr

\' of the King Street Rdonnod Dntch Chwch. BetanMd to Schnalenborgh, when

shndledifonhes»iiSS«' «^

«•

s— Albbbt B. Boobbt,« b. Manh ol, xiso, died hi MMIgan.

b-^Lbas Aim BoOBKT.t b. Sept X9b 1809^ nanfed tot, -— -» Achsraian; and

agafai, James Vnshuid, of BergenMds, N. J.
3— 'SomiA BOOBKT,8 b. Aug. 7, X834,
4— Samvbl BooBKT,i b. Oct 9b x^
S^Hbubt Boobkt,8 b. Maidi9, x839b
6— JOHM Boo8BT,t b.'Maye3t tiix.

tITf — SAMUBU1 b. Nov. 8, x8so, n. Bdh|o Bogort

tlia— ilCELITJE,T b. Feb. 4, xta4, m. Senrael Haring, Dec X3, x8as. Shediedx84a
tlM«-ICATILDAt(Tyna),b. Sept 4, xaeSfBL Robert Ames, Sept OS. xSej. Hewasbom
Ilayxx,i8is,anddledjnn0 3,x86y. BothwendMBchnMoibenatSchnnlenburgh
lBlliqr»it|Bk She died Oct X7, x86d. .
••• • f,

7 •'
••••

. SfIT— Lbas AMBi,! b. Ang. 4. ilSt, n. Homy BrinhsriMC Died Jnnoy, X867.
. 8f 18— Cathabinb AmbM b. July 4, XI34, hl iMSonmel A. Bontn,t Jan. 9, xlS9>
8610-*JOHN AMBa,8 b. June 08, X8401 died Ang. 17, xls).

tl8S— LBA.T b. Sept. X7. xSay. died hi faiftacy.
tlSS— GCRIUT,T b. Dee. 39, 1809^ m, Sally BrinkeriMft
tl84—RACHBUtb. Feb. i^x8xdb died nmnairiod. .

'.♦>f«^«-. • »

IMidc* 0ote« Biiek* Bote* Spte^

jfi 'kIMO. SAMUEL* BANTA mnrried in 1798, AbignQ Cootlwin, who was bom at
jHaftlbidy CooB,; Dec. a, 1779, and died 1S49. The deacendents of Dirck changed the
^fpeiliag of their name to Bonta, to •correspond with the Dutoli pronunciation.

Seventh GeMeraiiam ; Direk^ SeAa^ Direk^ Seda > E^. i ' 39

-

IMUB.

*tlS5— ELIZABETH.Y b. Nov. ag. 1999. m. Alpheos Bemiit.
tits— CATHARmE,Y m. Jums DeOolyer.
tltr— MABEL ANN.T b. zaol. ml Horn Davto.
tltt— MARXA,Y n. Dr. JoMph Hubbud.
tltt— FANNY.t b. May flt» ilzi. m. Oeoriv WbStloek.
tltt— DERRICJCt b. 1114. dM oammM. July, ig^^

tm-LYDIA 0..t b. xii6,iD.JJ: §S£ sSSI^'

tltt-MAROARET R.J b. Dwo^ its^b a. | ^ Mi^wS ^^"^*
tltt— JOHN.t b. F«b. «. liu. a. Hauwh Dtta.

1887. JOHN* BANTA manied Dec. 35, 180S, Lucy Maqpheison. He died
July it, it47. John and his brodier Seba went into busitteu together at llaroenus,
N. Y., and ordered a sign whidi the painter, in error, spelt ''John and Seba Ania.'^
As this was the ordinary Dutdi pironunciatiofi of the surname, John Banta and his
descendants thereafter changed the spelling of their name to cotrespond.

ISSUE. ^

• *

tlt4— aARAH.T b. May n, xSiOb m. Hu^ M. Walih.
tltt— SAMUEL.^ b. July 14. sSis, m. Lbolia H. Msaly.
tltt— REBECCA ANN.t b. Maidiss. itt^. n. Robert Every,
tltr- ELIZA6ETH.t b. Apcfl ss* itiy. vuaanied.
tltt— DAVID,T b. Nov. It. tMt% m. CsroUaa H. OsiiL
tltt— RHODA MARIA BMYb.Jaa.s9. iSae. n. JuOes Sbddoa.
tttt— WILLIAM EDWINJ b. Msfcfa i% itn, died Aug. ss. iSst. .
ttOl— MARGARET ADELA.T b. May 1$. ilol, oi. Avnm S. Root
ttOt— GEORGE BRAINERD.T b. Oel.« iSat. n. Alies E. Ratbbooe.
tttt— WILXJAM EOWIN.T b. Sept 19. itjx. m. Oaia E. Cortis, Oct sy. 1^7- He
died Aprfl a4. iMs.

ISSUE.

tttt— SnauHm CusTts.i b. Ang. la, itst, died Aag. y. ildow
tttt— WiLUAM EDwni.t b. Feb. Id, itfia, m. Mhmis U. Eagdsle. ApiO 14. xSSt.
Thsy livo ia Waiaga. DUaois.

120a SEBA* BANTAk married Mardi it, itio^ Ladnda Smith, who died in
it67. He remove d from Fulton Coonty, New Yorie, to Marcdliis, in the vidnity of
Syracuse, N. Y. He and his brother John changed the spelling of their name to Bonta,
form has generally bcjen adopted by thdr descendants. He died Nov., itta.

issva.O

ttt4— HARVEY 8MrrH.tb.Feb.s91iSs1.BtElaeB1adtMafcha4.t45a; the died April
. sStittK He died April 9b liTti

tttt— EooAa 0.i

tttt— HauN,s ai. Cbarin Otbofae.

tttt— Joiui 8..t died la lateey.

tttt— ELIZA MARGARET.T b. Match 9% stsj. ul Wbl M. Hoyt.
tttt— EMEUNE CLAUiSA.T b. Matdi ag. itfs. ai. Joaas P. Laae.
tttt— WILLUM EDWIN.t b. Nov. s. iSty. died Dae. 15. Uty.
tttt— ALMIRA LYDIA.T b. Dae. 31, stst. m. Raabaa HuagcHbid.
ttOt— HELEN MARIA.T b. Match 5. itsi. m. Chihrias BdL
Mlt— SARAH MEHrrABLE.^ b. Match m ilej. m. Aaiea Hoyt.
ttll— FRANCES AUGUSTA«T b. Fab. ^ iSad. m. Gaorge U Pratt.

tSli-JAM Eis WILLIAM.t h. Auf. i% ilaS. m. | j^; kSS^mStS?'' '

SSIS^CHARLES BARTX«£TT.T b. May 19, 1S31. n. P«iU BcU. July to. 1«SS-

S81^~ LOUISA CORNELIA,T b. Apifl m* x«34. ». Jmms MaditMi Rndt. Dm. «$• xISS*

SIm dltd Oct* 3^^ s^7^

';• .V .ittuB. •

M-V: ttlf--THS]UEaAVENETTE.TIkJiily7,s437»»-SMslu'Co^ thay

lUOB. •

•••5<--0>lA EuJUf CowiLL,t b. J«M I, iMIt-m. O. W. WDoos. Nov. 86, 18I4.

. ^ y ' - • . . • • •

i^yttVna. MARGARET* BAlfTA manied Aug. 29, 1811, Nicholas Van Viaaken^
\mL of Ridiaid Van Vrankoit one of the patenlMt of Schen^BCtady. He was ))oni al
Schenectady hi S779» and died Feb. 19, 18^. She died Aug. 129 187a.

ttlii^iuiUUi MARIA VAK VIUNKBN.t U. Maich 9b it^

1;^^ 8S1T WOHN BENSON VAN VRANKEN.« VL May 14. sisx. m. S4iah E. Talbot. Fah. 91
rr^>.^«^ * sS4i. TlMyUvaalMamiln,N.Y.

; »' iOST— ldAaTALMiaAVANVaANKBN.ih.N0v.14.s84S.iB.FML A.

_ : ^ : • SOSS— ICabk Bbnion Van VaANKBN.t h, Fah. tf ^. m. Aajia Jodd.

rj> iv tost ^Mabqabbt Anna Van Vbanksn.^ h. Jaa. aS. x|S4f n. Irriaf L Claik.

<:A^^?^ tiiO—BDniB Talbot Van VaANKBN.th. May Id, x^

v^^ ttlS— ELIZABETH VAN VRANKEN.1 h. Sapf. 3, li^ dlid Nov. 9, xtsa*

tS18— RICHARD VAN VRANKEN.t b. Aag. ai, xSal. a. Rhoda Davii. Fab. 4. i*5a.
Thay ttva at Otddn, N. Y.

■4 .';'*: -Vi: • ^ . «. • ' ISSIfB. * I '

t • *

••■•t

SMI— EUSABBTH Van Vbanksn.! b. Dae. ^ x9sa. . - /
ledt— Lbwis Nicholas Van VBANKBN,t b. Apcfl S, xlS4t

SedS—LBTTiB Van VaANKBN.t b.OeL ay. xlst.

S8i4— Nblub Van VaANKBN.t h. Aag. X3. xSte. diad May X, X864*

r^>; : j: IMS.' DAVID* BANTA maxried Maxch ay* 1826, Hannah Adeb White. He
Sidled Apia Si x87y. Some of his fiunfly stOl Uve in Syracuse, N. Y.

.. 1SSOB.V3

iSSO-DERRICX HULBERT.T b. Jaa. ax, iMuj. m. Fhnen Cob.
. SSSI—HANNAH F1DELIA,T b. jBly a4. xSa9.
tSSS -JOHN OLM8TED.t b. Aag . XS. liSX. n. ThaaklU KIrib
;. i8SS-HOPEANN.Tb.jBBexs.x93s.

,. iSS4— CATHARINE TEALL.1 b. Aag. 97* itSS. ak Wsi. B. While. Aug. m. xStx.
^;a v^. SSS5— MARGARET MARIA.lh. Dae. x. xtss,

iSSS— MARY SHELDON, b. Jaa. XS. XS4X. Uvas at Syiaoaiei N. Y.

* ^

• • .

John* 8ehs« JohaanesS BebaS Xpke.^

• . IBQi, SEBA* BANTA married at Hackensack, July 1, i8o9, Sally Westervelt,

* whose sister Hester married uoscarret* Banta. They were living in New Yorlrfai 1800,
;. where he was a smith. It is said he was a sDl«iier during the war of 1813, and died

shortly afterward. His widow married Peter Myers, who was bom' Aug. 9^ 1761, and
^^diedjlarch 4f 1834* The widow died May 8, 1849*

Seventh Cenemtiou ; ^okn^ $eba^ Johanna^ Seba'^ Epki.^ \^\

I88UB*

8887 «— RACHEL.^ b. June aj. iSos. m* Thoaias Shepherd.
8888— JANE MARIAJ b. SepL % x8o7, m. Isaae Amenaaa.
8888— SARAH ANN.t m. WOUm W. Lyon.

1M6. DAVID* BANTA married at Schraalenburghi Janvaiy !» 1807, Margaret
Myers, probably a daughter of ComeUns Myen and — — Bogert. They lived in New
York. After the death of her hudsand, his widow lived with her sons on City Island,
Westchester Co., N. Y.

ISSUE.

8880— JOHN.T U. March 15, sSM. m. Mary Tk£

8881 — CORNEUUS.T h. Scpc sgb liog, n. AoMlla TaC

Jdhn* Mhn^ Johann8s> 8oba> Spko«^

1808. HANNAH* BANTA married Oct 13, 1799, Benjamin Guion, youngest
son of David Guion. He was bom in New York, Jan. 10^ 1777, where he was a car*
man. In 1815 he moved to Cindnnati, Ohm, and the following year to Tylers Creek,
or York Ridge, Indiana, where he owned a farm. His wife died Dec. 10^ iSso, and he
afterwards removed to Kew Orieans, wheie he died in 1831.

8884— DAVID BONTB OUIONJ U. March 4. sios. ottRkd 8fst, CaraUaa L. Rosm.

\%t^\ and agaia, Csthariai Ncff Gaas. Ang. y, jMif/L
8888- JOHN OUION.t h. April s. 1809. died Nov. 8, iSij.
8888— WILXJAM DRAKE OUION.T b. Stpt 19. i3^ died uamanied hi 1833.
- 8887- JANE EUZA OUION.1 b. Nov. 84. zlay. nk Isaae WaMroa. Aac ad» sSsg. Ht

diadOel.13.s43z. His widaw was llvteg. faizSSg^ at d4 Wot 9Ch St, Oadaaati, O.

8874— Hamiiah Jans WALDaoN,th.ABg.3Bbi43B»Baniad8rst.Joha Booth; aad
again, WIDIam H. HasBontJUBa,zi^

lasn BY VIBST MASBIAOB.

I— Ralph Boolh.t

a— LynttD Bood^• m. Ida Bdia HflL zMa.

ISSUB BT SBCOMD MABBIAOS.

Jaae Hasioa,^ bt Apffl* stei. bl WIDIaBi Donaldion, Joat a4« 1885.
8888- CATHARINE OUIONJ h. July ss, 18m, m. March M, 1430. Prior Madaris.

ISSOB.0

8876— WiLUAic Mboabis,! b. Nov. ao. 1831, dkd Dae. s» s83i-

8878— JonN Edwabo Mbaabm,! b. Nov. t8r X83B. dM Fab. as. 1833.

8877— Anobuna M. MBl»ABia.t b. May 7. a34. m. Hcary E. Holtthigar. Sapt.

s8»s45x.

lasuB.

I— Ida May HoMsfaigar.t b. Dae. a. ilS3. nk'L. A. AaU. Sapt. n» '^T^*
a— WBIIam M^ HoMsfaigar,* b. Oct. 14. ilss.

8878- EusABrm MBi>ABis.i h. July 30^ Usdk bi. Thompioa Naave. Oet.a7. ilS7*
She diad Jaly stfb X873.

s— BBa M. Naava.t b. Maich 6. i«S8.
a— Flomea May Naave.t b. Nov. 89. 1867.

8878— ExxBif MBDABia.t b. Oet. as. 1838. bi. Danjaaifo F. Wright. Oct. 07. i4S9>
Thay Bva at Kaitwall. Ohio.

ISSUB.

EIIa M. Wrighut b. Nov. 8, 1863, m. Dr. Wilson Sftilla. Oct !?• 1S83.
Ho ta a phytidaB in Carthage, Ohia

i->Wlllit 8afla.i9 b. Sapt xg. 1884.
•^Maite Vara Safla.l« h. Sapt is iSM.

ttSt— JOHN PBRRINE QUIOH.T h. Oct ao^ ita, m. Waali&y Spngye, ila& Ha dM

Jnlyx4.slsa^orcholam. Hit widov diad in ttti.

USDS,

• itTtt«»WiLLSAlc Aptsp Glll0il.i h. July I. tlsj, ok Dalla Baldwin. TKay llva
|b Ondnnaiit O*

i^Oiaca Bvn Colon,* b. Ang, s <t73>
o^BortfM Colon.* h. Sapt ax, xSts*
>'• ' ' 3<^Jolui Alfrad Ovion,* h. Jan. 4. xi77.
V •; r^i' .. •:• 4— CliflM Pvto Colon,* b.Sapt 7, xtj^.

- iiTt*— CHAatBS Hkmkt Coion.* h. Hor. a» xl99b at Ella Foanttod. Thay Uva
In Omaha, Nabw
at7t*->THBODQnB Coion.* b. Dae. aa^ xt4X, diad Fab. 17. 1843.
Si7t«— Eva Jams Cuiom,* b. Jml % iM^ dIad Jvno ^ xljo.
. SiTt*— Mabtxa Cmoif,* b. Sapt tf. 184*^ dIad Jona ^ xljo.
f ', ' M7t*— Ella CuiOil,*akAfihnrABgnMasPifhar,M.D. Thay rarida hi' Omaha,

' ' i^AUea Caftnida Ptthar,* b. ApfQ IS, xiTa.
a— Ada Hakn Ptthar.* b. Dao. y, 1^4.
a^Blancha Waallhy Colon Pifhar.* b. Uareh xy. x87«.
4— Cacfl BaDa Ptthar,* b. Oct 8. x88b^

tSM-8ARAH ICALVINA CUION.T ^ April ay, |8xs m. | j[; 5l!I!f hSS"**"*

tS4i— BENJAlf IN COOMBS CUION.T b. Jona ^ x8x8. m. Ellta 8. Wright. May 3. x843.
Ha diad Jono« 1849.

ii79T«»8ASAH Emma Coion.* b. Jona 13. 1848.

itrt*— Bbniamin Tbimbu CmoN.* b. Mi. 14, iWs^ m. Lavm Ball 2all, Nor,

moB.

l^Harold ThonHon Colon.* b. Sapt a. iMfji.
0— CUflbtd Avary Colon.* b. Fab. x^ i«8aw

tS4t-iFETER C0RNEUU8 CUION.T b. Dao. 3. x8ao^ m. Sfiah gaadolph. Nor. %$.

lasvB.^

ifTt* «»Cabounb CmoN.* b. Joiy s* iM> ^M Aog. 03. 1848.
SiTiM— Pbiob MBDABia CviON.* b. Joly xy. 1849, oMrried tot, Minnio Em*
aitlna Kromlika, Feb. is >i74« *ad agfin, Mary J. Doekweller. May

8i7i>t— JvancB R. Cuion.** b. Jona id, x9s*» died Sapt 83, x85a.

SMO ->JOHN CUION.* b. Aog. xa. xiss died Ang. s sli4- *

8f81 "^jAMBa R. CmoN,* b. Fab. aa^ xtsd. m. Efanar E. Clements.

8i8S «» David B. Cvion.* b. Sapt 30. XI58. died Sept s 1887.

iiSS ^Sabah Elonbsb Cuion.* b. Jan. 19, x86&

Ift4 «»Pbtbb CuiON.*|i. Jan.i9bX86aidiedFeb.xdbX86&

SftI »JANB E. CuiON,* b. May la, 1864, m. Chariai E. Long, May 11, 188s

S^veniA dncrations Join^ Jokn^ JoitanMa^ $iba^ EptiA 143

1304. PETER J.« BANTA married at the Dutch Reformed Church of New
Yorky February 7^ 1808, Elizabeth^ daughter of Harmanus Olauvelt She was bom
May 19, 179I9 and died November 30, 1877. In 1807 he was a grocer on the comer
of Spring and Orange Streets, N. Y.; moved to Dearborn County, Ind., in 1815;
thence to Cindnnati, O., and died December 30| 1842. His fiunily changed the spell-
ing of their name to Bonte. ^

lUtlB.

Sti4— JOHN HARMON.t K Nov. 19. x8o8. m. £Usa Lytic.

SMI— JANE MARIA,T b. June « stsa, m. Daaid Raynood.

St4i— BUZA ANN.T b. July tf, iSxs, m. GMrge M. Raynoad.

f S47— CHRIST1ANA.T h. April s l8xi. died uamarricd.

ta48— PETER CORNELIUS.^ b. Nov. ao^ ilaOi m. Imofone Aagoita Blaachard.

ta48— HANNAH RERECCA.? b. Aag. ai. 18^. m. Robert McKm.

£180— ORLANDO BELLOWS.T b. Sept n« i8^. <1M Aag4 O. iM^

1305. CATHARINE < BANTA married, Fd>niary I4t 1807, David E. Perrine.
He was bom in New York, August 7, 1774, and died August 33, 185a She died
April II, 1863. (,

1281— JOHN HENRY PERRINE.7 b. Maidi ss, 180I, m. Msrgant Aaa Ptaybaktr. Oct.

St8S— JANE SUSAN PERRINE.7 b. Jan. as. s8iOb ak Abiah«B SadI, Dw. 17. t8sB; died

Oct Z3, i8a&
£188— DAVID CORNEUUS PERRINB.T K Jvir a» s8n. m. Ilahsia Aaa iCIaley, Jvir

S3t si^s died OcL Z9i 1879.
8884- BENJAMIN JAMES PERRINE.T b. Jaa. s, 1813. at EBsa Tadur. Feb. 18. 1835:

died Dee. S9b zl!54. %

gf 88— WILUAM THOMAS PERRINE.T b. Nov^ m. 1814. died Aag. ss, 1894.
8888- PETER RALPH PERRINE.7 b. Feb. 8, 1817. m. Mary Tucker, Jaa. « 1838.
8887— CASSIA ANN PERRINE.7 b. Juae as, Uzq. died Oct. 30^ t8^
8888— HANNAH EUZA PERRINE.T b. Match n. siu* »- PoDi* S. Lodoidge. Nor.

S4t ifsB.
8888— SARAH REBECCA PERRINB.T b. Aag. m, 1803. wu PMer Heaiy Rowe. Jaa. a8.

1841; died April 30b i|S7*
8880-CATHARXNE ANN PERRINE.T b. Dee. i, Ua$, at Robert Duck. Aprtt a. i8te.
8881— ALFRED TOMSON PERRINE.^ b. Sept 14. t8a7. at Martha Jaae RaadeU.

Marchs>4S3-
8888-TRUMAN BANTA PERRINE.T b. May ao^ 1830^ m. Haldab Jaae Sodth, Jaa.

1907. J0HN8 BANTA was born in New York City. In 1815, with Us mother
and fiunily he moved to Dearborn Ca, Ind., tbenoe, in 1833, ^ Cincinnati, O. He mar*
ried, December 3, 1819, Rachd Davison, who was bom m New York, November 9,
180a, and died September 15, 1835. January 7, 1837, he married again, Rohanna
Adams Cross. In i8a6, in partnership with his brother, Peter J., he esiaUashed cord-
age works in the vicinity of CindnnatL He died October 9, 1869. His iamily dianged
the spelling of their name to Bonte.

lUOS BY FiaST' WIFB.

8888— JANE EUZA^T b. Jaae 19, i8at, wl, Joha Tcmpletoo Chamben, Oct. 4, 1841. He
was bora Maicfaai, 1814, sad died Aag. 7, 1855. . Hit widow Uva la Kaasaa City, Mo.

ISSVB. '^

I— AicBUA FsAffCBS CiiAiiasas,* b. Oet 13, 184a, died OeL s8, 1S43.

a- MAnt EMBUNa CiiAiiasas,* b. May iS, 1844, m. Wlathrop W. Phdpt, Aag.

n^ S873.
3— ANitfB Mabia CHAMBBtts,' b. Oet i8» 1843.

c>

144 * S^veniA dfteraiiom/ JoUn^ Jokn^ J^kamus^ Siia^ EfiiA

'^f^

aa64— SARAH ANN.7 b. Aug. 3. xtaa. m. James Rom Miller. May 9b 2847.
a2U— HANNAH EUZABETH.7 b. Oet. aS. ilos. <U«i June 13. i8a6.
SStt— ELIZABETH LOUISE.^ Ii. April xl, xfla;. m* Wailam Angevlne, Fell. 13. H^
Sht died Sept »• X879.

IMUB.

•i , :.%.

I— Mixxit B. Anoktinb,* n. '— Selmyier.

••^RxaiBL D. ANOKTiNB.i Ok '— St Georgtt.

S— Qkobob O. ANOBViifK.i Ho Ihm i« Cemeraa* llo.

SttT^CATHARINE AMELXA.T b. Oct s ttag. m. Wniiam Hmoo, Maidi. XISS* Tliey

Hved la CtectaMd, Om whifft riM died Feb. !<• tidi.

, ' • • •

;^Y>/'- *''■"' i«— AUCB MABU HABlON^t b. April «iIS4, Ok Albeit Dttfie. Sept 4x899.

t^AUee HasiOB Dsrii,t b. Ang.. xMOb
•-^Frederick D«ris,t b. April. xSte, died Nov., 1886.
S^Albert DBvls,t b. April. 1884.

B— WlUJAII FBBOBBICX CONVBBSB KA880N.8 b. May XXf x|S7*

(•^Cbablbb Bomtb Ka880N.> b. May x8. x86x. at Aaaa Daaaeniold.

I8SIIB. '

i-Catb«iBe HB>«».i b. J.B.. 1886.
•— Chaiiet HaieQO.8 b. Nor*. x887«

Siit— liALVlNA*MARIA.-T KMafdi9bXiy^fltJoeephH.MardMll.MayB8.i8ss* He

; ^v; -^ . wasboniJaBeB6b49S. Tbeir hoBM ie ia BIdenrllk. OL

IBSUB.^

x<»Pbbct SsfiiouB MAB8aALL.8b. May 30^ ilsii died Jaa. xy. xfy).
a*— Hbnbt Busa Mab8HAIJ.,8 b. Nor. ag. x^

9— Obbtbuob Mabia MaBfHAtL,8b. Sept a. x8dx. at WnUam Heary Bevry. Oct
a. x8aD; Hvat at Na X43 N. 4^1 Sliaet Qviaeyt OL; have two ioas. Ralph aad

I'V' l'';yX'''' 4— ElXA PBATHBB M AH1IAI.t,8 b. April b8. X869.

. SWOHN Boarn MAHiiAi.t,8 W Maich aa, x868.
.: 5 "•> . ' * * 4— JOBBm Hbnbt Mab8HAIJ.,8 b. May is. xByow

. . . .y^RBNNasBXJiBB Lbb Mab8WAM„8 b, Oct 4. x8yx,.dled Jaly 4, X87S

' . Stit* JOHN.t b. Mafcb xa. x«94. died Oct a. X83S.

XUm BT 8BOOIIO wifb. C/
' , ti7t-*CHARLSS EpGAR,T b. Oct ax. x844. Bt Mary B. Balleriteld. who was bom Oct
• 4>4SB- He was la the ooidafB basiaoss to CtocfaiaaH, 0«. aad Is aow aa oflcef ia
Iha Ohto Soap Co. to Iha sane dly.

4.

a • •

...... lOSUB.

; s— Obobob WnAABO,8b. May xtf^ xfy).
B^ElHIAB.8 b. Aaf. 4. X877.
:' V' ^ ' : 9-*Habbibt.8 b. Joao 1% 1879.

»•

.' : ;. OooTM* Mm^ Johaiinoa* 8o1ia> Spko.^

1811. JOHN< BANTA marriedt January 6, xSbj^ Gitty^ daughter of Johanneo
sad Sally Poat^ who was bom January 16, 1S06. Both were oMinberB of the R. D.
Church at Patmon in 1836. In 1845 and 1S46 he waa a member of the Legiabture
(Assembly) ibr bergea County, N. J. He died April, 1868. His widow died hi 1891,
Bt the Siotterdam, near Paasaic, N. J.

Seventh Generation; George^ Jokn^ Johannes^ Seba^ E^e.^ 145

IMUK.

a27t^SALOMEJ b. March ^ xias, m. Edrnnnd WilUamt, Oct. 16. xlsi. He was a

icfaool leaclier in Hackentack.
t279— GEORGE.^ b. Nov. 19. s8t7, m« Jane Alyea, Feb. $# xiss. Sbe was born June x6,

xl34, and diod Jan. ao^ X8901 They ware raiid«n<i of Panaic, N. J.

latUB.

S710— RACnsL JANS,* b. Dec xo. xlS4, m. Rooaevelt Van Buskirk, Dee. aa, x88x.
STll— Grmr.t

S71S — M ASOABBT.I

SttO^ANN ELIM,7 b. Aaf • 3, xHx, m. Hewy C. Doramns.

Sttl— MARGARET EUXN.t b. Jan. 93. xSas. m. John Henry Ackeman.

I
1818; AARON* DANTA xnarried May 31, 1830, Elba Flearbom, who wai born

May 2, 1807, and died April 7, 1875* He owned a fium of 30 acres on the road finom

Godwinsville to PaFamtis, llcrgen Ca, N. J., which he lold Nov. 3it 1833. In 1834

he hecame a member of the Reibmied Church at Paramus. Hb wife united with the

Reformed Church at Ramapo Nor., 1843. He died June 17, 1852.

8888 — GITTY EUSABETH,? b. March xl, xlsi. died ia teliuicy.
, 8888-GEOROE A..t b. Nor. 5. xlja. m. ) ^ gSSL^^?^"*'
8884— JOHN A^7 b. Feb. 4, 1894. uu Aaj Dougherty.

8888— ELLEN MARGARET,? b. Mai^ 18. 1898. m. WSUam Bloom8eid Wama. Jan. t.
Z858. He was born at Faiaraoa. N. J.. Feb. ax, x896b and died May a8, xtTS. la
IMS Ms wkiow leiidsd at No. 3x3 Vaa Hootaa St., Paterua, N. J.

ItlUB.

8788 — >EiaiA AimBUA Wabibn,i b. Dee. 3, iM»
8780— TnoMAS WAaasN,* b. May a4« x863, died July ag. x8^
8781— L1221B Bsanu WAaasii.t b. Nor. X4, x868.
8788— 8BX41IA Wabbbii,* b. July 4, X869. died Dae. at, x87a

. 8888 - RICHARD ABRAHAM.? b. Dee. 7. 1845. nu HenrietU Le Comle. Oet xd, xtdy.
She was born hi New Yeck Qty, March % X844. In x886 they rrskted at Na a66
W. 3lth Sl, New Yeiis.

8788— Olitb HBina8TTA,< b. Aug. xy, x86i.
8784— Vioxji MATlXAA,i b. Mareh xa, x87d.
8788— EaT8XJJC.s b. Jaa. 3X. x8l0i died Juae ax. X880.
8788— iBBjf B CAMiLUB,t b. Maiefa 8. X884.

Bidiasd* J6kai^ Johaamoa* 8ohA< Spka.^

18d& JOHN* BANTA, of Saddle River Township, N. J., married ibr his first
wife Rachel Van Ryper, daughter of Stephen Van Ryper. She was bom March 17,
18361 and died Jan. 14, 1851. His second wife was Mary Ann Cadmus. He died
March 37, 1857.

8888— RICHARD J..T b. July 9b 1848. m. Roitea Ryenoa, Nor. nf. X867.

8880— RACHEL ANN VAN RYPER,T n. WnUam L Heifldb

• • •

ISSUB IT SBCOND WIP8.

8881^ JOHN HENRY.T b. Sept sy. x8s4. m. Stella Duaatef. He Is a phyiiciaa hr PMeiw

SOBt N. J.

8888-ANDREW.t

M

Samak AmsmtiMr/ jOm^ Jm€9k^ JMrntum^ S^im^ E^^

J^ikML* Jmodb^

1
dicdj

t JOHN* BANTA
ai, itsj. He was t

f and

after the

of hit wife dtBi|^

tftSt^mOMS WASHINGTON.T K Jvly 17. iIh: ••

i/ : -

atOyatc^B^i

• Aiia«

JAMES A.< BANTA named Ifary C GObef^ Mudi as, 1841. Hefivci

ifiSt-* JO6EPIIINS STRANav K Jul 14 lift. «.
tfiS t-.CHASLES CLINT0I1,T K Dw. ei. 1844. ■««• at
iiiS4— CILBEKT SOLOM ON.V K Feb. 97. sM. died MaRh
iiiSt^EDWIN CHAllPIONtf h. Dee. O. iSieb m

W.HiGki»OeLs

ssa^e^

Dee.tt,i^«

ifiS«— AOBUUDB GILBEKT.

17.
.thuFAt.

•Jte«

1SS6L GERRIT* BANTA BHoried at Sduraalmhyrght S ep te mber 33, 1809^

bon Jofy 19^ 1786^ aad died December y^ iSjs. He
lilted May as, 1841. Bodi were hnkd hi CMd Hook Cemetery at KhMkricamadL^

Berpes Comtyf N« J* .

eT

itN— MARGASET.t k J«4r ei» laH^ n. PMer A. Jene7 et

^'« tStr— HENRY a.tkAbf.4»iai^n.lCerie

\

ISBTi JACOB* BANTA amnied Margaiec EdDereoiiy daa^ter of Ganet Edoer*

She was borw March 23, 1)90^ and died Jvae 34, 188a. He lUed October 7,
1859* Both were beiied ia Old Hook Cemetery at KiadeffcaomdE*

RlTer,Jiiae7,

Hjuouh jaasBV.«m. —
' tlM^RACHEL BENaONJk Joir 19^

lasai HENRY* BANTA married Jane Siddes, who wm bora Jaaoary 19^ 179a,
aad died September a, 187a He was a shoemaker by trade, but became a feraier aad
merchaat at Psecsde, N« J* la 1833 he reoKived to Harkmesfk, aiiere he catered ioto
partasrridpi with^ his brotlwr, Teaaist in a general merchaadise bosincm He was
Elder in the Refermed Cfaorches of Pascadc **v^ Hadoenssck* He was Postmaster at
the latter village, and was Adjvtant hi the Sute militia. He also served as Judge of
the Cdnrt of Common Pleas ibr fiftgfti years* He was influential in pftJifjcSf and was
a nmn of marked energy and strictest probity. He died February 11, 1849. • K

S^vitM CnuraHon; Hendriek^ Jan^ Hendriek^ SOa^ EfkiA 147

StOO— MARGARET.T b. Dee. 14, ilxa. dltd Sept 17. 1147.

i I. Sarah W. Zabriikie;
SSOl— WILLIAM SICKLE8.T b. Dee. la. ili4, m. { e. AdeUa Zabriskie;

C 3. Jane Ann Ilerry.

•SOS^JAN£.t married at the Eagllih Ndfhboriioocl, July n. i860. I. De PeyMr Stagf.
wte died Jvly a. itSft. She itfll lesidet at Hackeaiack. N. J.

•741— Hsmnr Bahta STAOO.i b. Oet. al, lidi.
i74S— Anna Db Pbtitbk Staoo,* h. Jan. m, z^s.

IMO. TEUNIS< BANTA manied» Nov. 13, tStit Radid BeniOii, daughter of

Jdhn and Mary Lydecker Benaon. She waa bom SqpL 14, 1789, and. died Aug. 33^

1874. From 1816 to 1833 he lived in New Yoric City and waa a carmant afterwarda

retuining to Bergen County, N. J., where he opened a store at Hackensaclc in partner-

ihip wiUi> his brother Henry. He was one of the trustees of Washington Institute, and

interested In education and tlie general improvement of the village. He died April 18,

187a A part of the turn owned by John Benaon ferma the site of the Presbyterian

Church at Englewood, N. J. a

nsui.-

8t08— JOHN HENRY T..V b. Feb. as. sSa4. ok Sonaaa C. Steiale. . .

y Jaa* Jaa« Hendrick^ Soba* Spko.^

1848. JOHN< BANTA married at Sdiraalenburgh, Dee. 13, i8i3, Lavina Wester-
velt, who was bom April 14, 1791, and died May 31, 183s* On June 39, 1836, he
married his second wUe, Cornelia Blauvelt, widow of Garret C EckerMm ; she was
bora Jan. 9, 1799, ^^ "^^^ received bto the diurch at Sdiraalenburgh, by certificate,
on Oct 3, 1836. He lived in New York City 1839 to 1833, where hewas in the lumber busi-
ness; afterwards he was a Justice of the Peace at Schraalenburgh, and was usually called
*' Squire.** He died Nov., 1853. The name on his tombstone is'' John Banta, Esquire."

8Sll<^ELIZABETH.t K Nov. 34. iSts, n. Wmiam D. Kippb Sept 15. t83X» at Schrailen*
berth. He was bom Aug. 1^ iSrsi and died July ao^ tSri. She died Aug. 13, 1S49.
Th ey ws ie buried at Seh r aa hmh ii rgh .

8747— David Kipp.s b. Sept. ay. stss^

8T48— JOKNKiPP.tb.Mai^S.ii9^ LNes at doalBr. N. J.

8748— Isaac ICipp.s b. Alaichaa^ xSjg.

8780— Lavika Kxtp.s b. Jnly 13, sS4S.

8781— Jambs KipM h. Oet is. XS44. Uvet hi New Yeric CIgr

87M-'SLlZAacTa Kirp.Sb. Feb. « SS4I. died July 90^ sS^qT

•811- SARAH.t b. May a. iSxd, n. John Demamt Blanvrit. at Sdiiaaleaburgb, Dee. 9, I
Si!S7. She died April ^, zlss.

issue

8784— Laviica' Blauvblt.s b. Joly 17, iSs9. '
8788— Lbah Sabah Blauvblt,* b. March 8. 1344.
8788— Sauah Banta Blaovblt.s b. Dee. i^sx.

8818— MARQARET.T b. Aug. 13, xSag. m. base L Zabriskle, Nov. is* 1819. at Schfaalcn-
hergh. She died May aa^ xSSd.. Ha Ovet at EaglewDod. N. J.

ISSOB.

8787— Caspbb ZABBisiaB.< m. Amanda Voerhls.
8788 — AUNIB ZABBiSKt8.s n. Abraham Teriinae.

I4f SnumHk * GiUiraHon / Hendrick^ Am* Hgndrkk^ Sda > Epki. ^

<•

it ^

^ •

1340. EUZABETH* BANTA married* January aa, 1807, Hugh Mitchell, who
Ihed at Spnker^ Basia, N. Y. She died February 8, 1848.

tsauB. t

•814— ANDREW MITCHELL.T h. ApiQ la. lan^ died Nov. I. i4s7«

8818— HENRY BANTA MITCHELL.t b. Nor. m, xaia. dlad April 7, 1164.

8818— ICARU MITCHELUT t». Sept. a6b Uis dlad May 13. S883.

8817— JOHN MITCHELUT b. Nor. « «ai7. n. Marfaiai Manv; dlad Joae. sais-

8818— ANQSUCA MITCHELL.T K Juaa « lan^ak Hea. Joeeph Sprak«. Oae na

:>'% '• . - it nuMtref a beak at Foada. N. Y; laedwr too it caihief of a bank at Cflaajolmric.

N.Y, She died May adb sM^.

8818— JACOB MITCHELUt b. Jaae « xan, ak Sprakar.

: 8880^HUGH MITCHELL.T b. Aag. 1. 1884. diad March idi iSsS-

j: it' *? 8881— JANE AONES MITCHELL.t b. Sept. xa. laal

S^i*19tn.^AC0B« 9ANTA mafried* January iSt i8a4t AbigaQ Van Eppa, daughter :
cJT Joh^ Van Eppa» who waa bom al GlcnviOe^ N. Y.» June ai,* 1798, and died Auguat 8, |
i88i. He died Auguat !$» 188a ^A

ltSU8.V j

8888— HENRY H.JKFibws x8iSn-Haacy A. VaaVkck, Sept ao^ 1849. Shewatbdra

Jaae 1^ xa3X. died May $» xa^ In xaaa be Hrad at Saenuaeaio, CalUbraia. and

g^o^ov^n^^Hiw ^K9 aoaoBv o^p^^^^^^^w^ ^hv ^^hboo^^m^o •wo^^^^aa^^^^wo ^^^paio^A^r^ o^p^aaa^vam^v

.( . . . 8788^ HAaiiAiiua,Sb. June ax, xlsx*

'* . ' 87fO-«ABiOAiLM.,tb. Fib. 93. x«S3.dladMai^ ay. sISS*
8781— WiLXja A..t b. May xx. x|A diad Joae.

•".. . • r.

, 8188-p-JOHN M..Tb.Dee.aSiXaa7,nuAaailtoeVaaVlaek.
" **"" '■' 8884— JESSE DB QRAFF.T b. Dee. x8. xaaa. ak Eliiabalb Towle.
r jf4|:r . S888— HUGH MITCHELUT b. Aprfl a. U^ n. Charlatia Loaita Kalatkero, Feb. I. xlTa.
>V .>'. • ' HewatteoMrly atcteollaaolMrbiBergtBCoaaty.N.J. Now Uvat at HagMnaa's

Mllli, MoatgooMry Coaaty. N. Y. No inaa.
'*t: . 88S8— ISAAC HAMILTON.Tb. Oct. as xa3S.nkSaryiAaaTtaax. Tbey Urad at HaaOI.

loa,N.Y.; where be died Feb., 1884. Noinae.

8887— JANE ANM.T b. Nor. 9b S89I. dIad May 4. USS*

.. ISM. HENRY* BANTA waa bcim at Perth. N. Y., married, January 38,
1831, Ann Elixa Van Boren, who waa bom al Mayfield, N. Y., May a, 1805, and died
M^y I7f i^« He waa a fiinner at Hagaxnan'a MiDa, and lUed February 13, 188a

isaoi. '•

4«.W;j f^S^^-CATHARINEANN.Tb. Aprs 93. xl3i.dlad Jan. 30^x834.

^.^ .; ' 888t^MARCUS,T b. July a3. s«S4« nu Amaad Mdvlaa Hidn, Oct. 7. t«S7. Hedied Aag.

aa»xa6a.

* 8888— MARY ELIZABETHS b. March 93. 1831. ditd Jan. ax. xa44.

S888— JOHN H..T b. Mar^ aa, X844. ak Heiler Jaae Voibvgh. Sha wet bora at Qeavflle.

N. Y., April 3, xl47. He it a fimaer lirtag on te old h eaw Heo d at Hagamaa't

MUttN.Y.

laauB.

8771— Amiia EuxA^i b. April xo^ xa7X» ak WnUaa Edward Parker, Sqic a6b iisa.
4 , . 877Si- ALaaar.t b. May 9b 1874.

•'. / '.V 8778 ^ LOTTIK,! b.Juaaa6bX8as, died Feb. 83. ilM.

"i^^'XWt. PETER* BANTA married, January St iSjIt Hannah Johnaon, who waa
'boin March 18, 1815. He lived at Johnatown, New York, and died July 6, 1879. ^ .

Set^eHilt CfMfrtiiioM; iUndrick^ Arit^ Htntirick'^ Stba^ Kpkf.^ 149

IMUB.

aS40^MARY ANN.7 b. Oct. is. 1132, mairtod ftnt. James AUdorf. Dec. 99. ilsa; uid

again. AteiaMlcr M. Rom. May 6, sIsS. She died April si. S864.
at41 ^AMANDA M.,Y b. Julyas, iljy. m. Tnonaa Brown. Feb. so, sSsS.

IStUB.

s— >Xda O. BKOWM.i b. Jan. st. itS9b
e— Aucs M. Browk.9 b. Ang. 9% st6a.
3— Abthok H. Bkown.i b. May so. zi6i.
4— Nbttib E. Bkowii.* b. Jmeag, sItb.

aS4S— SARAH C..T b. Jvly «, it^Ob died Jan. 93. tS^

aS4S— R£BECCA,T b. Nor. 30, st43, died May az. st63.

ati4— JOHNSON T..T b. Sepc zs. st4S. died Masch 3s. 1169.

•S4f— JAMES A..T b. jBly BS. s«S4. M- Anna Walker. Dae. sd. sSM. Tbey Kvb at Johoa.

lovB« N« Y*

ISBOB.

STTS 1— Mnu a.i b. Sepc. 30, zlly.

John* Azio« Bmdxidks Bo1ia> Sxiko.^
1368) ARIEC BANTA married Mil&nie DemaiBSL ^

ISBUB*

S9M— ANQEUCA.T

8S4T— JOHN A^T ifvBi to MkchaOvfllB. I

1M1^ALDERT« BANTA niarried Jan. 30^ 1828, Jane Vedder, who was bon
March 10^ 1810^ and died Nov. 9, 185a He marriedt on Jan. 14, 1852, Mn. Sarah B.
McNeil, who dkd Oct 8, 187a He was a raOsoad contractor, a man of inilttence,
and nmch respected. Lived at Pbdps, New York, where his meisiory is perpetuated
in a street named after him. He jdied JanS 19^ 18^

ISBUB BY riBBT WIVB.'

S880— JOHN.t b. Dee.BS« sSs^i died Sept. Z4. SS48.
S851— ALBERT.t b. May Z4. xisB. died Mayn* sHS-
S8B8— CHARLES A..T b. Jaly 30^ zt4S. died Sept. S3. sM4-

8858— STANLEY A..T b. Joae S9. zS44. bi. Aliee H. Riebnoad. Jan. % sSfiy. She
bora at Adaau. Maak. May 30^ stfj. Ha died Sept. aa. stts. at Elgia, IB.

V CBaaLSS R..th.OeL30bSt67,disdJaBB4.zlSd.

ISea. JOHN* BANtA married Jone 17, 1835, Esther Hagasnan, who died Feb.
10^ 1839. He married agaii^ Jan. ^^ 1841, Nancy Swart, who was born in 1815, and
died July 31, 1875. In 1867 he removed to Delaware, where he died Dec. b6, 1875.

moa BY nasT wifb.^'

88i4^MARY ANQEUCA.T b. Jmm 19. sSs^ died Sepc sy. s«st-
8888-- JOHN EVERT.T b. Feb. S. ZS3S. died Fib. si, SS40.

IttOB BY S800IID WIFB.

8888— EDWm.T b. Jaae zS. SS45. bl Mary M. MbcUIb. Oct. zs^ si79- She was bom la

MOtod, DelawBiB, April 4 zSs8. They live la Wiladagloa. Detewan.

ISSOB.

8774— Bowiif. Jr..t- b. Oct bz« zISb.
8771 —Jomt Cmbstbb.* b. Jaly aa^ stVs*
8778— CiAin>B.< b. S^pt. 4, 1S87.

ISO StvenHk Gentraii&ms Jokn^ Aru^ Hindrick^ Seba^ Epki."^

1863S FRANCIS • DANTA married io 18301 Jane Ann Bartlett, who was born in
Mayfield, N. Y*, Aug. 3, 1806^ and died Sept 23, 1889. He was a dry goods merchant
ii) Phelps, N. Y., and died January, i863«

ft

• i

8888— FRANCES A..T h. Aag., zHs. Ok WniittB TymO, May tt, iHs. Hetaalawywia
Baiavia, N. Y.

tssm.

8TT8— Krmi B. TraasLUt k Usich. liss-
ti : : «^ 8778- NauiK Traaau.t b. Sept. Hsi. dM Apifl. 1863,
if :V : -^i: : %^%% . wiluam J. TvaaaLL.! h. Jsa.. 1I61.

— BLLEN B.J b. Sept 9b S898. ak Hugh 8. Ssafad. Oct so^ list. Ha was ban
SepI s 1833. Whsn about twBaty yaan of ags he wis a school teacher at Spring
. Valley. Bergea Co., N^ J. They sie now Uriag hi Jscksoa, Mkh.

^y.*;^ ii^i «;. • it81— Krma B. kAitfoao.t b. Aug. 31* 1859^ died Apcg « 1879.

^; ,;":;•: ; ! . "' STU— JBM» H. Saiifoai^t b. Nor. a8. 186a, n. Glen W. Mills, May st, 1884.

•«,• • .-• • ' •

lasua.
NdBe Hdeaa MIDs.t b. Dee. 17, 2888.

8788— FftANK T. SAMfoaD,t h. Sept. a. 1868.
8784— OaoaoK F. 8aNfOBii.i b. Dee. as, 187a

•880— feMMA V.J K Sept 18^ 1843,8^ Abaer DweOa, March, 1870W They Uve at Gross
Lah«,Wls.

» >

8788— Anvrn B. DwitXB,i b. Aag. a^, iIts*
\
/•,.x;-1866. JACOB* BANTA nt Lydia Vaa Brantt June 11, 1839. She was bom fai

Monmouth, N. J., Oct 24, 1814, and died May 38,1893. He was a railroad contractor,

living in Urbaona, Ohio, where he died Nor. 4, 1887.

ISSUB.^

#8881— JOHN A^V b. May jA. tM, m» Eauaa Gerger. She was bora Dec-jo^ 1847. He
. Ihrcs at Urbeaaa, Ohio, end is a dealer la coal sad wood. Is Seevstsiy of Hsnnoay
Lodge, Free sad Accepted Mssoim.

;;?! ' issoa.

8788— BooAa 8.,i K Nov. 90b 1871.
8787— JoBN A,» b. April 14, 2874.
8788— HAaar H..t b. Jon. s 1878.
8788— Emma B.,t b. Jon. so^ x88i.
8780— Chasms L.,i b. Apcil m. 1183.

*'*''' '8888— WILLIAM BDOAR,T b. Feb. s 1847* HeisaJeweieraadelectriclaafaiSpriBgSeld.

Ohio.

•• . • «

BOdobiaats Azio« Hondxioks 8obA> apko.»

'; 1308. ARIE* BANTA married, January 4, 1831, Nancy Van Wormer, who died
May 16, i833« On December 13, 1833, he married Dorcaa Worth, who died June 9,
1859. He married a third time, October 34, 1861, Ruth Ann Taylon

mva BT sacoMD wifu* ^

8880— DEBORAH ANN.T h. Oct. « 18S3. uk David P. TomUasoa, Jsa. 07. 1847. They
ttve at Broodalbia. N. Y.

S€Vg$UA CcnemtioM ; Uilde^mni^ Arit^ Ilendrick 3 Saba > E^t. i 151

ttSUK.

•791— SsYMOUk D, ToMUNSON.t b. X>ec, 2847.

•79S— Gbohcb a. ToMLiifsOK.t b. May 6, x|so.

•79S— ErritBK M. Tomunson,* b. Jul x8. i|s«- *

•794— Hblbn L. ToMUNiON.i b. Jill/ 31, ilsi.

•798— Maktba a. Tomunson.s b. Dw. iS. s86a

9970— HANNAH LOUISA,T b. May 99. t8^ m. Sept 3, 1843. Denjania EU Saabury, of
QaKray. N. Y.

IBSUB.

9799— HufBiBTTA SBABinrr,t b. May is iMifi.
9797— AiABBLLA SBABOST.i b. Oet aob iSfy.
9799— Loot Ann SBABinnr,i b. Oct a6b i949-
9799— Hbnit SsABinnr.i b. Jan. 9, z|sa-
9999— Emily Louisa fiBABinnr.t b. Fabw 1^ ilS4-

9991— 8TBPHSN ABBAHAM SBABVBT.i b. Jvly s ilS9-

9971— ABRAHAMS b. Nor. 13. xiaft. diad Dec irfb taa9.

9978— JOHN A..T b. Oct B4. xlal, aurriad Rabaeea Maria Wrifht Fab. ag. t96a Sha was
bam Nor. 30^ s9A Tbay lira at Wast Galway. N. Y.

ISSUB.

999S— Mabt HBLBN,i b. Nor. aa^ xSSo. died May ts s9te.

9999— Lucr ANN,ib. Dea.B9b z96&

9904— Mabt Hblbn.s b. Jvly zs. i9d4.

9901— lOA LoinsB.i b. Febw ay, sSfid. Qradoala of Slala Nonnal Sebool, Carw

land. N. Y.
9909— JBNNT AuoA.tb. Daa. aa, za69, died Daa. a, 197a
9907— OBNBTiBTB,i b. May 3s, 1979.
9909— JBSSIB WBlOVT.i b. Jaa. 9. s974.

9979— ABRAHAM.T b. Oct aa, s|30b n. Mary Fallar. They lira at Raao. Narada. No

9974— LUCY MARIA,t b. April 17. SS33. died Jaa. 30^ i9^

9979— AJU£,T b. Maidi aa^ 19s. dIad Joly 3, S9SS.

9979— STEPHEN CROMWELUT b. Oct 14. 1038. at FA al. i966b Mary Jobasiea, oT

New Middtetomit 0.t who was boni Maidi sg. s94Z. They reside at Taylaia-

rilla»Cal.

laauB.

9909— Loot Etbbl.s b. Daa. a. s966w
9910— FLOBBNCB CAmOLA,< b. May zi, z969.
9911^Thoica8 FftANKi4N.Sb.JaB. za, zSyow
9919— Abbah.* b. Feb. z9. z97b, died Joly 9. z9ys*
9919— DBBOBAB.t K Sept 4, z^
9914— PBIUF.8..I b. Sept s x<9S
9919— SAZ4JB H8LBN.S b. Marcb a9. z977.
9919— Mabt Lov iba,* b. May aa, z97p.
9917— Stbphbn Cii8STKB.i b. Oct a9. z99z«
9919— RosAMONO E..ib. Oct z9. ztt3.
9919— Habbison ABiB,*b. Dae. 30^ z997. *

9977— ELIZABETH HELEN.T b. Dae. at. 1S3S. at Jaa. 30^ z9fiy. James Tyler Clarii

He was ben Dec 93. z940. He Hres at AlllslefdaB^ N. Y.« wbeia be Is a bmbb*

iMturar of kalt (oods.

isauB.

9990— Mybon Banta CLABX.i b. Jvly a6b sljs* died Dae. 30b z99a.
1870^ ABRAHAM « BANTA married Feb. 33, i93it Gittie (Gertrude) Ob, who

was bom Aug. as* M^ sad died May 5, i963« He Ihred at West Galway, N. V., aad
died May 11, 1984.

. , a . _

ItffVB.

at7t—CUZA£ETH MARY.T b. Oct . 90» ilja. died Ftb. 4. z4S4-
aS79- CATHARINE ANN.t b. Mardi M. 1134. dkd Apca i. i|sa.
•SSO-HEXXN CAROLINE.T b. Ma/ 15. i%jfi. dtod Ma/ M^ 1^7.

v.. . S9tl-*8AMU£LOX,Tb.Occio.za9l,dMOeti.slSS*

. S9M— SARAH JANE.T b. April II. sM. n. Gtorge Douun.

; SSaa— JOHN H-J b. Dec t. ii4a. died Feb. iz. 1I64. *

S9S4— MARTHA W..T b. Sept zs s^iS* »• Martin J. SerrlH. Jtd/s iMAi

1878. JOHN B.* BANTA marrfed Jane LaDoe, or Dow, who was bora July 12,
: 18139 and died Nov. 5, 1883. He lived at Prattsbiirgfa,N. Y., and died April 13, 1881.

rf-:r.i;-.:. liaosr

8888— DEBORAH ELLBN.T b. Feb. n^ tiss. m. Joha V. Seott, Oet % t«9». He was
bora Apifl 7, U^ aad Oved at Flattibargii, N. Y. He died Maicb ai i979>

f 881— RoasBT ScoTT.t b. ApiQ 7, zMi, died May ag. tl^

it'i:':. 'V 8888— RoaB«Tj.ScoTT.ib.Apiflal.ia^

r^7^ n: S888— JERUSHA &«t b. Dee. y* xSj^ <S«i Aag. y, Hjg.
8887'-rlSAACT b. Jvl/3, %%». died Aag. y^ t%^

8888— SAMUEL L..T b. Aprils s*4i. died Jaaes* iM^ ia U. S. Hoepital. Alexaadria, Va.
8888— JOHN.f b. Jul/ zs. il44. died May 4. ii4a.
8888— JANE E..T b. Jaae z4. ztfy, Bk OBbeft Carioy. He was beta May 4 1899^

-A

8888— FtovD CAaLBT.t b. Joae »• ztti.
8884— Sabae L. CJMXtfi b* Aag. aa. zBH

8881— SARAH MARlA«t b. Nov. « zisi.

8888— JOHN E..T b. Oet zs zlss. <Ued Hov. it. ill/, at Helcaa. Moataaa.

S888— EMMA V.J b. Ma/ 6^ ziss died April as 1M7.
I
. .187B.^JAC0B B.S BANTA married Mardi y, 1839, Hannah (Helen ?) Mdinda

Lcsvitty wh9 was bora Joiy 17, 1818. He lives notf Hagaman's Mills, N. Y.

ISSIW. ;V .

Stf4.jU8TUS U.T b. April sS. ZS4S at Neacy A. Ptoek. March z, zS6d. She was bora
Dee.S^zt4i. The/ Bva at Hafamaa'a MiOtj N, Y., where be isa flwaer.

•

ISSOB*

8888— rftANB J..i b. jaa. s sM/t died Jaa. Z9b IMS.

8888— MymaiT P..i b. Mayy. zS6S.

8887— HaMUBTTA S..I b. May jz. zStow

888S— WiLua L..S b. Sept 3^ zS/z. died Jaa. zi. iS/i.

8S88— CHAatas A..t b. May n^ zSyj.

8880— Altim J..i b. May zz. zS7«.

8881— EDrm M..t b. Nov. z4 liTS*

8888-KATia.t b. Apffl S. i^.

8888— Jassia.i b. Sept 90^ zSTt.

8S84— EABLa.t b. May ^ zSSs.

8888— X^BMA M.,9 b. Jaa. 7« zSSa. died Jaa. I. zSIS.

S808— MARY E..t b. March a6b iM'

a888-CHARLES HENRY.T b. Oct Z4, i8|9b at Mary J. Bnraey. Dec a4. 187s 'The/
Iva at HagaauHi't MOIa. N. Y.

issua,

8888— Eva E..i b. Feb. sz. zS7«. died Oet as iMs.
8887— HBMav Flotd.* b. Juae so^ zlSs.

Scuenfk UtMtratioM ; I/iitithmHi^ ArU* HtHtlriek^ Se^ < £pJbt. > 1 53

a397— JAM*: ANN.7 li. April 90» 1153.

aS98— GEORGIA S..T b. July 23. 1157, m. Minnie £. nUxxl, Nor. 19. 1884. Slicwasborn
March 14, x86s. lliey live at Hasaman't Millt, N. Y.

mum.
•MS— MAT.t b. SapC 5. ilSs.
aU9— AODiB,t b. Dec 4. xtM.
tt40*Nu4JB,i h. Dec 7. 107.

tSM— CLARA A.,Y b. Sept 14. sMO'

1877. ISAAC* BANTA married Mary G. Hooper, May 2, 184& He Uved for
a number of years at Norwalk, Ohio, and removed to Passadena, California, where he
kept a hotel, and was a large holder of real estate iriiich became quite valuable. He
died there May 16, 1888. His widow survives him in 1892.

8400— GE0RGE.7 b. 1S47. m. Rotamood Dickcnoa.

8401-*JENNIE,T b. i|S4. nu Charles Moore.

8408--LUCY ANN.t b. 1S58. m. Wm. Plerec He is a hotel keeper a^ Pttssailena. Cal.

8408— MATnE.Y b. 1S7S, died hi difldbood.

Jaeob**Azio« Bondrieks Boba> SBpka.^

' 1878. JACOB* BANTA married Maria Meringo, Nov. 18, 1823. He was a
frxmer at Sharon Springs, N. Y. She was bom at Sharon, Nov. 13, 1799, and died
July s, 1876. He died June 36, 1868. \

ISSVB.

8418— HANNAH.7 b. Sepc ij, xSa4. n. Joha Heary Hyaey.

♦•

I— AMANOA MAaOASBT HtnbtJ

s— Mxav EusABrra HTNcr.i
3— JuuA Ann HTNBT.i
4— SXXaN FSANCBS Hymbt.s
5— >JOHN AaTUUa HTNBT.i

6«» Jacob Banta HvNBT.i

8414— ISAACt b. Juae 90^ iSsS.

8411— JACOBLt K Aag . tZt iSsg. ak Mary M. Scaa, Feb. 9% lOya. Is a imaer at Sharaa
opnags* N. Y.

ISSOB.

I— Habbis,* b. Jaa. s, 1S71, died Feb. t. iS7X.
s— GBACB.i b. March zs. 1873.

'8418— MARQARkT LAWRENCE.T b. Dec 4. 1831.

8417— ELIZABETH^ b. May 87. 1834, at Sharaa Spriafs. m. Apiil4. iISS* DaaM CoUlas
Seeker, who was hom at Schoharie, 1833. He Is a aUller at Dhsoa. Lee Co.. IIL

8841— EOQAB 8. Bbckbb,* b. Nov. 07, 1859b died April 5. 1861.

8418— JOHN.Y b. May 14, i|s7, au Kate Aathoay. July ty. 1861. He is a cafpeater ai 44
Ualoa St« AaMterdam. N. Y.

8848— Mat.! b. Nov. aS. 186s. died Match is t869.

88U— FBANKa,<b.Decia.z8^ Hs is a broom maksr la Chicago. lU.

8844— jACOB.t b. Oct 1. 1887.

8848- KATB.8 b. jBly 17. 187a.

8418— MARY.tb.ABg. ss. 1839, BtJaaesMadleoa Lawyer. Oct 17. 1878. Helssfsnaer.

154 SfueaiA (UneraHons Jacob^ Arit^ Hendrkk^ SOa^ £pkt.^

1379* EUZABETH< BANTA married Eliab Cross.

ISSUK.

S419> ^ACOB B. CR0S8,T b. Much 5. xin, manriod CathoiM Wlnae, Psb. 99. i*44-

issm.

it45l— EUSABSTH CBOSS.i b. Dee. n, 1144.

9t4^>— >CAT»BaiiiB Csoss.t h. Maicb 17, xt44. .

It45t— Fbamk L. CBOSS.t b. Maich ao^ xt4t.

9t4^«— Amoeunb Cboss,* b. Nov. s. XS49-

SM^s— Hamkam C»oss,i b. Jan. eo^ iSsx..
<| •: SMI*— Ra wsl eb Cboss,! b. Sept xb, z^
^i\-\:\L 9t4l*— HABBlsJ.qBlMS.ib.Dee.B4.zls>>

S4iat^ldARY CR08S.T m. RovmO Slwlp, oT Shukley. FlOnioie C6.. Neb.
S41t«— JUSTUS H. CROSS,T b. Nov. m^ z8^ m. AUde Wlaae.

ISSUB.

, tt4f •— Etbunb CBOSS,i b. Dee. i% zt44.

-'- ' 9t4l^—ISAAC W. CBOSS.i b. Aplfl Z7i t849.

S41t4-^iIANNAHL.CR08S.Tb. pet 10^ zlaObBi. Albert QiIlect,JsB.z6^i8Sou Shedied
Oetsl.zl^

ISSOB.

1

9t4iM— Stbpmbii E. Gillbtt.i b. Nov. 8, Z8501
. St4ltt— Dblphbjib QiLLBTT.i b. Oet Z9b zlss.
X SMItt^ELLBM O. QiLLBTT.i b. Feb. Z4, z|S4*

at4itt— John L. GoLBrr.t b. Sept 90^ zls&
St45M^L4iiBLL F. Giujrrr.i b. May 14. iMgL
it4f U— Mabt O. GiLLBTT.t b. Sept zj. zi6&

. 9MIM— C0BAGlUBTT.•b.Feb.4.xS64•
8i4Bn.Ft0BA E. QiLLBTT.i b. Nov. 94, zt6s.
8i4f w^Db Witt C GiiXBrr.t b. Mb/ 6^ zi6i.
9t45tt— MoTT II. QiLLBTT.i liu Sept 97, Z87Z.

PotoH AziB« Bondrieks Solids Spka.^

. 1837. ISAAC* BANTA, mBnied Oct Mt 1824, Amy Weeks, who wbb bom
Sept 39, itoa. Bad died Aofp a, 1839. He died March 27, 1859.

^tSSUB;

• t4t0— PBTER NILSON.T b. Jvly St, Z89S. Bt Cberiolte FriBk. Nov. 9b zls»i Uves at the
old hoBMttiedt Jeaeivins, Saratoga 06., N. Y. No Ime.
84S1— ANN ELXZA.T b. Jaa. zz. ztey. m- George Macke?. May 9^ zl43.
\r:Js • 84SS— DANIEL W.,T b. Oet z, zli9i flHmMI tot. Fhuikle B. Clark. Oet 6^ its6; ead

agalB. Moqr Eaabeth Shelby, May s itf4- They Dve ia Kaaias City, Mo.

•I

^.-

•t *'

" v.-

I- '

9 iSSUB BV SBCOKD WIVB.

St4t— Vbbdi Isaac* b. Jaae 7, zttj.
8MT— Hattib Shblbt.* b. March ^ zMy.

sua -EMEUNE.T b. Oet z, zta9. died Dee. zz, ZIS9.

aU4— WILLIAM HENRY,T b. Oet s. xt3S. at F^aakle Burgher. Nov. n. xS59-
84S5—IRA SWAN.V b. April I, zls). m. tot, Helea Swartwout. Feb. zl, z954; ead agaia,
Aaaa Campbell, zt^s. He died la Kaatas City. Mo., Jaae 30^ 1890.

\.

luoB BT nasT wirs.

•»•

. ' ^ . at47t— Kabbt S.,* b. zlfiy. bl Lydia GooUbs.
ji*>- • t r. . . tSdTt— Fbamk C* b. zflys.

fc'f

SevetUA CeMmiiian; Peier^ Arii^ llendrUk^ Stba"^ Epki.^ ISS

aUi— LEV] .STIMPS0N.7 b. Feb. ao. xlas. m. Mary SkaaU. Died X>ee. es. xtto-
24S7— GEORGE CHADSEY.^ b. Nov, 9, 1138. m. Uiiie A. Reipn, Aug. aa. i860. Tlicy
live in Detroit, Mich.

ItSUK.
t84t— >PBAJffX SswAftO.S b. t86x.
8849«»GB0M0B lBVIKO,8b. 1869.

S880— Edith Aonb8.8 b. 187a
SS61— >Bb«tha Outb,s b. 1874.

MSS— CAROUNE M..T b. July xa. 184$. died Auf. 83. i86|.

Oocndtos* OtRit« B«iidriekS B«1ia> XpkB.i

1890* GERRIT* BANTA married in the R. D. Church at N. Y., Nov. 30,

1815, Hester Westervelt, who was bom Jan. a6t 1793, and died March 3, 1865. Her

sister Sallie married >>MSeba* Banta. Gerrit* Banta was a merchant in New Yoric

CitXt where he died Oct. 33, 1828. .

issrn.

84Si— CORNSUU8,7 b. Jvly 90^ x8x8^ died Sepc. 4. 1889.

Fmm ik§ NnB Ysrik Numii. Stpi. /. /J8|p.— C0BNBUV8 BAirrA. who died at York. Nebraika,
lait Soadwrt was bom la tUs c^ <m Jaly «» xSxS, and while a yoonf lad had a jwidaeit for water
whkh led hha bito ttcaanboattof. He Aaally bfcame captala of thb Hailacm river iteamboat Swallow.

He, followed thie vocation for several years, Imt save It up to aeeept a derfcaUp hi the Aaior Houie

the Stetson Hjgimt, He ramalaed there wt nearly thirty years. In S873 he went West and
took dwrse of hotels at Genevm and York. Neb., with eonskfemble sueeess. He was one of the
charter UMmbers of the Old Guard, befaif a UMmber of the Ucht Guard when It joined ftnues with the
ClQr G uard to fen n the prMnt ernnlatio^Mr. Santa's d fcatii waajflw r esult of a second paralytic
s t r oke. Otherwise he had been ea|oylnf pcxfiset bealthi He leaves a widow*

t480-ELLEN.T «. jj; fif^.^^SSS^"'^-''^'
9481— SARAH.^ ak Sfanon Woloott Manwariuf. Nov. a. 2837.

ISSUB.

Sabaii Fbaucbs lfAMWABmo,8 b. March 19. i84x, died Sept. 8, 1847.

t488--MARY.7 b. March as 1845. died Nov. « zSsft.
8488— NELSON H.T

140a CORNELIUS C.< BANTA» married 1815, Bridget Haring, who was bom
Maya, 1797, and died Oct. i, 1867. He lived ton many years in the Ninth Ward of
New Yoric City. \ .

ISBUB.

8484— JOHN HARING.T b. Aug. 4. xBso, died Feb. 14, xSaa

8488— CORNEUUS VREELAND.t b. May 31, x8a4. mrricd first, Haniet Louise Bogert.
She was bom In z8a7, and died Nov. a, x866b He married agafa^ Mar^ix, 186B,
Enuna V. Rosseau. He Is cashier of the Mcreliantt Natlooal Bank, of New York,
with which fatttitution he has been connected te many years. He resides hi Rokdie,
N.J.

ISSUB BT FUST WIFB.

8888— Anms Eusa Habimo,8 b. Oct 8, 1849, m. Maskniniaa Otho Luttgrea.

8884— Pbtbb Bogbbt,s b. x^s, died Aug. xs xlS4*

8888— COBMBUOS V.» Jr.,8 b. April X4. x|S7« b s broker hi Chicago. IlL

1408. ELLENOR* BANTAi married at the New York Reformed Dutdi Church,
Aug. 14, i8ao^ John L. Van Bosldrk. She was still living at Hackensack in 1886.

isstm.'

9U8— JANE VAN BUSKIRK,! b. Jmm x8^ zSsi, m. — — HatSdd.
9487— CORNSUUS VAN BUSKIRICT b. Aag. 3s, zSaft.
8488— ABRAHAM VAN BUSKIRICT b. Jaa. atn xSap.
S4gt. LUCAS J. VAN BU8XIRX.T

.IS6 Seytnik GtHtration; C^nteiius^ Gtrrit^ Ihndrkk^ Scba"^ Jipkg.^

1408. JOHN VREELAND* liANTA married at English Neighborhood. Jan.
S4, 1818, Naomi Vredand, daughter of Jacob Vrceland. He died Feb. 91 1876.

issus.

8440-* JACOB VREELAND.T b. Jan. z6^ i8a9» m. Oaasia Dcmaicst, Jan. 17. xgsl H« it
in lb« coal business with Us bvotlMr. Join C. at RklgeMd. N. J.

ISSUlk

88Bi— Naomi Chmstina,* b. March 4, 1%^

8887^C0BNKUUS DBMAaciT.i b. Fsbw 3, tS^ m. Elbabtch Wcsiorvolt, Dec 4.
1884. Ho is la cbo grsln biislnsss In Now Yoiis.

ISSUB.

580f-* Joeob' Vroolaad.t b. Jnix a, i8|s.
BeOi— Cllflbid Domaicst,t b. Fob. la. 1I87.

t441— JANE REBECCA.t b. Sept aft. 1990^ m. Joha H. Biinkorboff, Jan. 4. xBlo.
84U— NAOMI CHRISTINA EDSALUYb. Dcco3.xt94,m. Jacob B.Zabrisklo. Sept. 6, xSte.

ISSUB.

•

1888— JBNMIB C. 2ABai8KtB,i b. Ma/ wf. 1184, in. J. Wostey Clark, Maidi 93. 1884.
• Ho died Deo. is» 1886^ at RIdgofield. N. J.

lasoB.

8807— Honiy W. aafk.t b. Doc sz, X884.
8808— John a Oark^t b. Jan. aft. 188ft.

8888— Claia E. ZABais«XB,8 b. Sept. 08, x88ftw
8888— Naomi B. Zabbiski8.8 b. Apca 4, 1869.

8448— ELLEN VAN BU8RIRICT b. Oct 17. 147. m. Gomt J. Chfktlc Apca 3. i8fic

lasuB.

8881— John B. CuBian8,8 b. Mai^ aft^ 1863. m. Kaio Vandcrlfaidc Aug. 4. i88s-
Tbo7 Bvo at Ridgofield. N. J.

lasuB.
8808— Ekanor B. Chrisdo,* b. Sept 09. 188ft.

8888— Sabah Cathbbinb CHBianB.8 b. Oct ai* x88ft^ died March t, 1877.

8444— JOHN C.,Tb. Feb. xs. 1849, m. Cathorino Lonlso Hopper. Aag. 03. X883. Ho Is a
cool dealer at lUdgofield. N. J.

I88UE,

8888— Mabt Elbanob,8 b. Match as* Ms.

• «

CHAPTER XVII.

SBYBHTR OBNBRATION.

ywtdrick* K«idridk« Bmdxieks Bndxtaks IBpko.^

«

1488. HENRY* BANTA wna bom in Someiaet County, N. J, He married
Sally Shocie, who wna a sister of Magdalena, the wife of ^ Comeliaa* Banta. He
novfd ftpm Shelby County to Bourbon County, Ky., Uving at FUt Rock, about twelve
mika Irom Paria. He died Oct.' I7f 1 844. His widow died April i, 185 1.

lasuB.

S47T—POLLY.Tb. March 3. 1783. nt George DweUy. ShodiodFeb.9b i86a
8478— HENRY.T b. Nor. oc 178ft. nt Jennie FVdton.
8478— MARGARET.T b. Nor. 17, 1788, nt Sanrad FUtoon.
8480— ANDREW.! b. Jan. 9b 1790^ m. EUsabodi lladea.

Sr7fM/A (iVMem/wu ; H^ry^ JUnry^ Hendrick^ IhndHck' Epki.^ 157

ISVUK.

2411— PETER,? b. Oct. 34. xtqx, m. Judle A. Zachary.

2419 — RACHEL.? b. OcL 9. 1793. m. James C. Bryan.

2488 — SALLY.Y b. A|iril s. XTgjis, m. William Doanlman.

9U4- ELIZABETH.? b. Doe. X7. X798, m. tm»PMer Van Nvyt.

2488— ANN.? b. Auff. 4, x8oa. m. Reaion Brand. She was yei living in x888.

9486— ABRAM.? b. Apnl x8, xlos. m. Dorcas Hedfes.

1440. PETER* BANTA (''Tanner Peter**)f wu bom in Somerset County, N. J.
He married i^^ Rachel* Santa, who was bom in Adams County, Pa., and baptiied
October 33, 1769. He was an Oder in the Presbyterian Church at Pleasureville, Henry
County, Ky. ; removed thence to Switserland County, Ind., in 1822 or 1833, and died
April 33, 1832. *'He was industrious and thrifty— a characteristic of his Dutch an*
cestry — and was considered one of the well-to-do men of his age. Was noted for his
fiiir dealing, uprightness and integrity. He was a devout member of the church,
and scrupulous in the observances of those religious duties thought by him to be right.
His widow, Rachel, survived him many years. She was known for her many eccen-
tricities.** She died June, 1842.

\

ISSUB.

9U7 —HENRY.? b. Jan. 8. 1787. ^ Maiy UMmSl
9U8 —ABRAHAM,? b. 2789. m. Maiy Demaiee.

9490 —PETER,? b. Dee. S3, 1798, m. tiss» ViooeUe Va»N«ys.?
9498 — MARY.?b.Mardi4,X794,fli.OaffctBerfsa.

9489 —ALBERT.? b. March 14. X798. m. Rachel List
9496 —MARGARET.? b. Nov. 8. 2798. m. Roben MeAnley.
9494 — RACHEL,?b. March 14. xSoo. m. George Kerttn.

9491 —JOHN PETER,? b. April 4, xSoe. m. Katharine List.
9491 1— HANNAH,? b. x8q«, died xSea
9491t~DAVID.? b. x8o6, died x8ia.

9498 —ISAAC.? b. July 87. 1809. n. Casander

9499 —JACOB.? b. Aug. 14, x8x2, si. Sarah

1448.^ ANNA* BANTA married Albert Voris, April 2, I7S3. He was bom!
kfarch 25, 1753. He was an Elder in the Presbyterian Church.

9496 t^CORNEUUS VORIS.? b. March ^. 1784, m. Maiy. widow of tm Henry? Banta.

9496 i— HENRY VORIS.? b. Jan. 4. X788.

9496 t^MAGDAUNfi VORIS,? b. Nov. as. X787.

9496 4.MARY VORIS.^ b. Feb. x. 179^

9496 i— CATHERINE VOR18.? b. May xS. vr^x

2496 t^^RACHEL VORIS.? b. Aag. 84, xtm*

9496 ?— ANNA VORI.S.? b. Feb. 18. 1797.

9496 •— LEAH VORIS.? b. March 6^ X799. m. MM» Hmry Vaa Nuys.

9496 •- ALBERT VORIS.? b. July xx. x8ox.

2496 M— FRANCES VORIS.? b. Nov. x, xSoj.

9496 U— JOHN VORIS.? b. Jan. x^b 1808.

949618^PETER VORIS.? b. April ao^ x8q8.

2496tt.ELIZABETH VORIS,? b. June 7. x8xo.

2496 1«— JOANNA VORIS.? b. Sept x8. x8xs.

1446. MARY* HANTA married Wnifaim Shuck. She was weU known as ''Aunt
Polly Shuck." He was a former, originally from Virginia, wlio lived and died in Henry
Co., Kentucky*

f 5t Sanma C^menUim/ Hemryt^ Hemy^ HgmdHa^ Hmdwidk^ EfitS

S4M»~WILUAM SHUCK^T
SMfit^AHOREW SHUCK,! n. UM
S4M»^HENSY 8HUCK,T n.

s— WauAM

K Um§ 9% iBk7.

* i^ -♦ •i.;

S— Sabak EwAMmi Saoactn. Fknk

-•J
teoc

Saooct n. Haitfo D«

t4M|»-JOHN SHUCK,! fei^Aac. •<. 1800.

fa

s— Mast

WK Pflhi

H«bA

».

S-

S.SracMKD«.ii,
A. SkvcM fei Dm^ sl9L

P. SH«cx,t K Oct t4. 1%}.

W. SH«CX,t K AiV- «• IS34.
P. SH«CK,tbijyfn,il!s5.

S. SnPCM fei StpL fld^ 1^. WL

Oct 1, 1^34.

8cptj»sl6i. Ita

i-tOBw Shwk.t fei AiV «• liTi. dbd Feb. 4 itTS
•-lia Voris SkHd^f K )fov. n. i^

3— Edft QMlMriM 8kMk,f K )fov. tf. i877.
. 4— WifM H. 8tadk.t b. llMh sy, sMo^
S— Govdoa R. SkHd^f b. fWbu S. x«4.

r-LoomA & SsoGX,t b. Aar 9^ ii«a^ dM Sept 30k iMi

l-*CoiiiSt4m Smcs,! b. April n. tl43. ai. Anrit BiO. Die. I, xlTa She dM
Feb. I, 1014.

i>-ABSAHAM 8HUCX.T

SAMUEL SHUCK,! bi tii3» aL Maiy A.

st4t. Haba

I— jA»a 8aocx,«bi lUi, ml WiBtaa
a— Haaar SMOCX.t K xl^Ob aL Aagte Hcuria.
3-*WiLUAii T. Snocfctb. tisi. m. Rebecca Woodi.
4— jKMiifA Sniica,* b. i|S3. m. Oliver Dvacn.
S— Jona H. Saoca^t b. iHs> dM s^
^-^IfAaoAaar E. SMiicx,t b. iis7.
y— CaAif ft Savca,< K 1860.
t— lUar F. Sn uca,8 b. xf6c m. Charka Wcicn.
f-Rduar Siiucx.t b, lidi. m. Miwrft Wright
ia-*BLiiA A. Sfi vca,t b. ia6tfb dM im.

Seveuih Gtneraiicn; Henry^ Htnry^ Hendrick^ Ilendriet^ EpkiA 159

2496a— MAKGAkKT SIIUCRJ m. Sliaw.

9496S*— EUZADETH SHUCK.T ro. John Voris.
9i96S«— RACHEL SHUdC^m. Septetoo Rticker.

1447. LEAH* BANT A nunried, May 93, 1793, Isaac Van Nayiy who was bom
May 3, 1765. He was a fiurmcr in Kentucky and removed to SwitMrland County, In-
diana, early in the present centnry, tod there died, December 38, 1845. Hb widow
died June 11, 1857. \

9496»~LEAH (Vroodiie or Flon) VAN NUYS,T h. Fob. 14. vm* »• UMPtterV Baata,
Attf . X, xlxx.

S496»~HENRY VAN NUY8J b. Jvw 00. 179S. la. MMt Lsoh Voris.T Jono n, jMt^ Ho
wos a Cvnor la ladlaaa. Wat a mombor of tbo Pkosbsrtariaa Choich, as wen
afaDOit all of Us largo imdly of chfldfoa. Ho diod Anf . lo^ zSt).

\asuB.

I— Mabt Jans Van Nvts.s b. Juno as, xSaOb m. Joha V. Covert ia X84X. She died
J«ly8a,xiS6.

^Saiah Jane Covorts

"^AlbortN* Covoft«s

"^ffioBiy Covoft*s

— Elisabolb Aaiaada Covorts

—Coneltas M« Coverts
6— Joha Harvoy Covorts
7— Lsah ChfisiiBa Covorts

0— ALBxrr V. Van NvTS.t b. Aag . t. xiax,
xSSt. His widow livos ia Vfaitoa« Iowa.

flL Rachol XerUa. Ho dIod Maidi,

x~MaiyVaaN«7a.s

a— Hoary G. Vaa N«7a.s

3-*Ooorge A. Vaa N117S.S

4--Kallo C. Vaa N117S.S

S^EdoMoid Hanrcy Vaa Nvys,s dIod May, xlt9.

d'Loah R. Vaa N117S.S

7— IsaaeW.VaBN«y8.t

3— Uaac Van Ninrs,s b. Nov. 04. xiaa, dIod Oct aa, x97tf.
4— BUSABBTB Van Ninr8,s b. Fob. xs, xia4, at Beajaada F. WmiaaBs. Mareh as,
x999» 8holHrosatVlaloa.Iowa.

X— Lsah Margaitt WIIIiaau,s b. Doe. xd^ x|s9.
a—Ndaoa Hanrcy WUliaaM,s b. Jan. sy, xS6s, dIod Nov. ai, Mq,
3— Edgar Saoioal WIIUaaM,s b. Nov. t, xtfia, dIod May xx, Mq,
4~Mary Harvoaia Wllliaas,s b. Aptfl 09. xS6i, disd July aa, xiSS.

S^CATHcaiNB Van Nuts.* h. Doe. a. xias, at Joha V. Covert (abovo^ 8ha disd

Mareh, xns, a few yaaii after the death of her huibaad.
6— Lbah Janb Van Ninr8,s b. March aa, xaiy, ai. Ahraai Sohera. She Uvcs at

DenlMNi, Crawlbnl Coaaty, Iowa.

isatiK.

x^ CNnaa 8obera.s
a*^SopliroQia S^Dcra*s
3*^Ora V. 8ebefa.s
4*^Hanwy O. Sebera.s

itio SiPmik GnunUhm/ Hetuy^ Mtnry^ Hendrick^ HendrUk^ Efkt.

'-'t

7— Hknky Van NiiYf.« b. Dec 4. ifot, died March 37. x834«
8— John Nbwton Van Nuts,* b. Sept. m^ X83Z. m. Caioliiit Williams. Thty Ihrt
at Omaha, Neh.

IMVS.

X— Chaiki Vaa N«sn-*
•— MfiOiaai Van Nvya.*

^^CoiNBUOS Haitbt Van Nut8,8 b. Dae. a. xtss* dM Doe. j» x^
io— HSMET Caltin Van NutM b. May 17. xiajs, dM Aug. 4, x84S.
IS— Abcmibalo Van Nuts,* b. Jan. 7. xSal, dM Jaa. ax, xt44.
ss-^BiiBUNS Van NuyM b. Dae. ao. \W^ died Jaa. a4, xt^y.

fiititfUlSAAC VANNUYS,Tb.Nav.a.X7An.AgMaBli»kiaxaaa Hawasafarmer.
WaiawambtreithaPlaibyterianChuidi. Ha died io x84a.

I

ISSUB.

I— Lbam Van Nuts.!
^ . a^ JoHif Van Nura.!
r* •• •

i496tt— PETER VAN NUYS,T b. Ftb. 5. stA m. tiMEliiabtthT Daala, Juaa 7. xta.
Ha waa a Cvmer. Was as Elder la the Pmbytcriaa Cbwch. For issiia, see

••,j

94ge»— MARY VAN NUVS.T b. Nov. xi. X7991 m. Albert Vorls. Jaa. 4. x8x9b Ha was a
Csimer la Indiaaa. She died Juaa a. xl8x.

M9e»— JOHN VAN NUVS,T b. Oet ao, x8ox, m. Elisabeth Heary, April 13, xle^. He
waa a Csnaer ia ladlaaa, llviag for fifty years ea the saaM Ihna ia Switaeriaad
Coaaty. where be died Dee. S7,xfi73. His widow dM Febraary. xi74.

s«*AucB Van Nuts,! b. Sept 03, xSaa^ bl Thoaun McOregor, Jaa. xt. xt49i She
died December, xlsj.
f itaoB.

s— Eflsabeth McQrtfer.^ K Marsh % x|S0b n* George Haya. She died ia

xfiy ia Haadltoa Couaiy. lad.
a— 'Sasaa MeGregor,* b. Jaa. 19^ xlsa* aL Dr. S. Charltoa. Reside fai Trie*

3~ Joha McQrtger,* b. Dee. sj, xHS- I* <* enoraey-el-law aad a
eftheiadtaaa

a— WixxxAM Van Ninrs.8 b. Feb. S9b iIjb, wl, Agam S. Heesioa, Nov. 03, xtS9b

issinu

s— Mfama Vaa Nays,* b. Aag. 04. xMa

a— Jeaa Brsdbary Vaa Nays,* K Jaly xo^ sMs, ak Thoaias M. Rvst, Jaa.
Xffpxm.

IttVS.

Raymoad Vaa Nays Rast.tt At Feb. ad^ iMig.

3— Kate Vaa Nays,* b. March xa, xMi.
4— Ophelia Vaa Nays,* b. Dee. 09, xfiyy.

3— Oatid HKNaT Van Nuts,* b. Nov. 87, x834, at. Kate Custer, Juae x^^ xfi64.
He is a physidaa hi Lebaaoa, Dooae Couaty, lad.

. '^ ISSUK.

X— F^aakUa Dacha Vaa Noys,* b. May a, xMs, at. Delia Wisner, Sept. ao.

xfiy. He is a physichM ia EvaasviUe, lad.
a— Fred Rottia Vaa Nuys.* b. April xd, xt74-

SiViHik Genemthn: Uenry^ Henry^ Hendrick^ Henirick^ Epkt.^ i6t

4— JSAN Van Nuys.< b. Nov. 17, 1836, m. David P. Anshua. Xfay t, 1864. Slkc
died April 7. 1868. at Vevay, Ind.

IttUB.

X— £hroodABtluits,8|». April4, 184. He it married asd it Uvia^ in Kta-

5— Obomib Van Ninrs,8 b. Nov. a, 1839. diad in 184a.

6— THOMAa Chaxlton Van Ninrs.i b. BiCaidi a4« x84i. m. Eliiabath Hvater,
Z>«e.a8,i875. He waa gradnaiad froen the Madieal C^Daga of Oblo. dndnaatU
March, X867, and piacticed m edteia e la EvaatvOlc ladJaaa, vadl 1869, la the
i|xiBf of wUeh yaar be went to GermaBy aad bacaaia a alBdaic of Lkbicidit la
ibe cbaarical laboratofy of the Piatbological T nttltiiie of the Berifai Univenlty*
He worind then vmll the lidl of x87i, whea be imu aa d to Evanavilla and ra-
tuMd the practice of atcdldBe and taagbt'dMaiditry fai the SvaaavUle Medical
CoOefaaBdlaatalccttchoollbrTOOBf ladtai. lathaiprlagof i873be r et ur aed
to Gcnaaaf aad ittMlicd cbeodtiry aad phy i i c i hi the Sffe m M c laatltote at Wlea-
badcB, of which Pmaniiii waa director. la oae ytar be completed the ooorte
givea la that inttltme and rece i ved a tfatenient, or diploma, to that effect He
wt i u ae d to tbia coimtry, audio Joae, X874. was appoto t ed to the chair of Cbeni-
ittiy hi the Indlaaa Uaiwilty at Bloomlpgtoa. la X876 be agala weat to
Gcfmaay cm! ttodled Orgaiiic Cbenyttry with FlttlB. hi the Uaiverrity of Stra^
barf. He retnmed to the Indlaaa Unlveiiity the iBilowlaB year. Escept the year
abemt la Germanv. be baa taaabt diemlttiv la dMt iaaiitation for etahtoaaTeafi.

I88IIB.

x^Fkaeesiot Van Nvyi»8 b* 8ept* ay, 1876^
a—Morton Van Nvyt^t b. March 5, X879.

ti96«— ABRAHAM VAN Ninr8.T b. Jane xd» x8oa. m. Eflttbedi Demarea, Avgait, x8a9.

He was a fimncr, and a memher of the Prmbylevian Cfaareb* He died Aug. xa«

x886. ^

h88tnB.

X— Namct Jans Vaii NtiT8«8
a— ItAAC Van NtiT8«8
J— JA11B8 Van Ninra.8
4— Lbas Van Ninra.8
5— Amah AM Van Ninr8.8
#— Locv Van Ninrs.8
7— Emma Van Ninr8.8
8— Maitna Van Ninr8.8

M06»-JAM£S VAN NUYS.T b, KyXL% x8os. m. MMBIhabelb Vaa And«le.t He

andamemberoftbe^PraibyterlanCbnrdk Ha died Mardi X9b x89X«

188IIB.^

I— 8U8AN Van Ninr8,8 ml Jamea Polly. Uvaat Pleaaant. Ind.
a— Jacob Van Ninr8.8

g4ge»^ANN VAN NuVl,t b. April xa. X807. m. Andnw Morton. He waa a fimncr,
anddwy waremambenoftbePmbyierlanCbandk She died Dec ax. X840.

^ I88UB.

X— 8D8AN POMBBT MOBTON.8

M968«— C0RNKUU8 VAN NU V8.t b. Jnly x8. x8a9, m. Sniaa DicUnaon, April « x8s8.
He died Daa. 9, X885.

1496*— THOMAS VAN NUVS.1 b. Feb. 4, x8xt. m. aniManhai Daata, Dee. ^, xtj^
HowataliBrmer«aiMlamembcrofthePred»ytcrianChvrch. Hediedjuaeay.x&ia.

Ub &tMi£f GetmrnUm / Hrmry* H<mfy^ liemdrkk^ Htmdwiek^ EfJttA

s— HssBT Van lfvYB.t

Eum VawNvibji

tJit* ^I BWrr YAM WUTO.t K Sept. 9f. ita. wl Ii lliii IWJL HswMafanMr.

fa

. s^MBumiA Y4« NviM
- ' * j-^CVMBMiA Yam NotM

5.UBBTTB Yam NviM
YiuiNotM
YA»Nvra.t

• »-

1**. .V- -:C

SMitV.WnXIAM YAM mnni,T K Dcc 13, itM. m. Wiiliiifc Ehtoii. Dm. tfL i^*-

s^FAsnnnA Ya» NuyM
SonumoA Vaii Nvra.i
Va« Ninrs.t

MM»— CATHARDfB YAN NUYS^t b. Oct lib iMl 9m b AMmbtrorite PMbf-

14«aL ALBERT* EANTA, who wis bom ia Adams Ca, P^, married Riidi
Akmmdiia. He was a Iwdcr hf tiada. He mpttd from Kcatodcy to Indiana in
tti9er'3&

.r

tdWrl^AYID ALEZA]fDES,tfeL D«. tj. 1996^

SdM— JOHN.!

SdM^AL8EST.T

MM— HENSYJ ak fteacf tahflk.

MM— BEAUrORT.T K Fflhu j» Btel. flL } [; S SfSSJ fette;

MM— MAKT.T m. Cyim
MM— SOPHIA.!
flM4— RUTH.Ta.
SMi- SARAH ANN.t

r 1497. HENRYi BANTA was bom in Adams Ca, Pa., married WHmoth

CeemhSi He Bvcd in Madiiwi Qk, KentndqTf aad tlienoe removed to Henry Co.,

ICisonfL He was a Anncr, and £ed in i&ia

V

SMi— MAXGARET.T b, 179I. flL Thomas HctdMriy.
SM7— ABRAHAM.T K Sept. si. iSoai Ik EBabeib TboriB.
SMS— WILUAM.T K iSm. mu MarllM TboriB.
' MM— ELIZAI1ETH.T b. xlo*. mu Jaacs Moopia.
S61f — PETES.T b. siotfb m. Naaqr Coriosle.
SSll— HENRY,T K Majr 3^ bSbI. mu Fammf Cailoda.
MIS— ARTEIIISIA.T K 1^9^ m. Simeon Mabeify.
MIS— HALINDA.T K siti. m. WiUam Falci.
MU— WIUfUTH.T b. Aug. 93. sitS. m. MediMa Booiwaio^
S61S— M1NERVA.T K sits m. Daaid Booae Good.
MIS— M1RANDA.T b. sti7. m. Devid GHIcfpio.
i^y . SS17— TAUTHA.T m. Carter Doa Certoe.

• *%

«

Sevtnik Cauratiau; AhraAam^ Htnry^ Ifendrick^ Htudrick^ Epki.^ i6j

1461. PETER A.* BANT A (known as ** Sugar Pete ") married, February 6, 1806,
Mary Voorhecs, who was bom February i» 179a After her death he married, Feb-
ruary 9, 18—1 Margaret Niles.

NssuB ar fiasT wm.

9818— ABRAHAM.T t». July 4, 1807. m. Emma RaaidalL

9818— ALDERT.T b. Sept 14. 1808. m. Martha Vooris.

9890— MARGARET.T b. Jaa. i. 18x0, m. Soroutl Headly.

9891 — CORNEUUS.T h. July 96. x8xs. died namanted, Sept. 6^ 1839.

9899— CATHARINE.T b; Feb. 15. 1813. m. aeOaa Adami. She died Sept ay, 1I98.

^lasuB.
. 40081— Aawooo Adams.!

4000t— CATHAaiNK Jams Aoams.! b. ApcO 1% 1833, m. GIUM Murphy, May ao^
X858. He is a fumer.

tSSVEi

X— Goorfs Murphy.*
a— Elswoffth Murphy.*
3— VloU Murphy.t
4— Addle Murphy.*
3"^^^** Jiurphy.*

9899— HENRY.t b. May 19. x8is, diad ScpL ai« 1847.
9894— WILLIAM.Tb. Nov. «s, X817. m. Eleaaor Copelaad.
9898— MARY ANN.T b. Nov. x. X8X9, m. Samuel Headtey.

9890-EUJAHJ b. Jaa. 3. X8^ -. j i gSSTL^ga^

9897— CHR1STINA.T h. March X5. x8a6^ m. James JcaUas. She dM July aa. x^

Albort* Eoxidxidk^ Bmdxick* Hondxibk* Spko.^

1404. PETER* BANTA married Effie Hole, daughter of Zadmriah Hole, who
was bom in Passaic Valley, New Jersey. He moved from Kentucky to Preble County,
Ohio.

9898— CHRX8TINA.I UL Isaae Roberts.

9899-AIJ«RT.Tb.Ms.ehd.x8flS«.ji:g:^JSSEp«s. *
98S0— HANNAH.T m. Marda Pouts.

9881-PETER.f b. Nov. as. i8o8.m. J J; gggiifjggi.

9899— ISAACftb. x8x^,m.AaBa Reed. They lived hi Ooshea. ladlaaa. He wa a Bap-

titt miaistsr.
9889— MARY.T m. Wmiam X>e Oraol.
9894«*TAMES.Tm. w<t— w.i»i. raeksen. He wm a *^^iM*<tt*# — i»u#— !■ ra^>ai>^t> f..^ii.«^

He died ia x863. leavtaf at least eoe son, ALOMSO.*
9888— ANNA,T b. ax8. m. George Drubalcer.
9880 — RACHEUT ul Samuel Johnsloa.
9887— £FF1£,T m. Rev. Thomas 8. Wdls. '

9888-HENRY.7 b. July 6. 18^, m. j J; \2St^^^^ I

'1466, ALBERT* BANTA was bom in 'Conewago, Penn., and married, Auipist
19, 1800^ Mary Ankerman (Ackemmn), who waa bom Match 12, 1783, and died
March 16, 1858. He was a iarmer in Kentucky and moved to Preble County, Ohio,
and subsequently to Randolph County, Indiana, where he died Aptxl 13, 1853.

^

SfM* JACOav k. Jiiir S7.
f M# ^I BEET MOifFOKT.Tku
M4I^CUSABITH.T K Ai^. iH
fin tACIfn .Tfc J— lit itrt,
SMi— JOHN V^f K jMSi.
fM4— lCAST.fK

9Mi—CATHABIliE»f ku Nmt. 14, itM. n.

Ma7. ABRAHAM* BAITEA BvcA M Baata^ Fotl[^ PtaUt

tSy tjii, wad died NovoBbery 1S49. He
HedMI>ccaiihcr4»tM4.

vOhiow He
Nvtis. She

tM0-»C8BlsnNil,f h. Oct I
Sfi# WOHN.T K Oct i«

n.DevMYaa

-li

H«

Ner^itc-

MM— UICY.TK Itach)^ liH^ ik Wn.

SMS— HAimAH.T ku Pchi I.

Mi4— KASSIST.t ku Aag. % m% a. Edwie

MM— raEDCUCX.tK Oct 17. itis ai.

MM— CLLENOB,tku D

MSt— HENRYJ k. J«S4. itoa^ ik Itey J

MM— JUUA,f K AyKII.

SSM- L0U18A.T K AyKI 9,

41M— CLvnu WkuiMttki Jan. 9^ st44,
4iSY— JAMU WnjiNLt DkdiMlckii
4ISS— Obomb WojohJ

IukIi m^' sSSy*

41SS-MAIIA OntOM.! ai. -
41M— Bomrr QiaiM.a
4141— Maumba QmcMi.t a
41M— SCMOYUB QiaMMi,t
414S— MiLO QmcMLi

SiSS-KATIIARINE.T K Jaa. ar. ii>7. »• ) ^ St

.-I

.• i.

1461. RACHELi BANTA married, tq 1808, Petor Van Auidan (AndaQ), who
bora hi Ifartfaaborgf Va. He died Dec, 1857. She died 1843*

SiSl-JOHN VAN AUSDAUXt k. lioa. dM t«3S.
S8M— ISAAC VAN AU8DALL.T k. x8ix. wl EUta Grafl; iM^
• S8M —JAMES M. VAN AUSDALL,T k. 18x3, m. Maitha KItsoa. X843.
S8S4— CHftlSTINA VAN AUSDALUT4i. xSxs, bl LkH Hi(giat Dee^ t^
SiM— SARAH VAN AU8DALUT k. iMtj. at Uaae Via Dona, x^
SiM— HENRY VAN AUSOAUXV h. Nov. 13. 18x9^ ai. Sank Aaa Dana. X843. Ha waa
koca ki Eaiaa, Okie» aad ttvtf hi ICaoimk, lod^

SevtHik GtHeratioH; AiUrt^ Jleuty^ Jlendrick^ JftHiiricJt^ EpkiA 16$

ISSUK.

4147^^Au>NZO D. Van Aukuall,* Ii. SqiC., 1144, m. Mary Jane Graham. Dec.

IttVB.

MOt — Lnm EOai Vn AasdiJLt
4147*— Mbussa E. Van Avspaix.* h. Nov., 1846. m. David Black, X865.

lUVB.

6109 — Kowafd BladLt
n04— Laorm Bladu*

i"*Jolui D ar ifaiB Bladu'

t«»MandBlafik.t
4147*'— Locmi B. Van Aiii»ALL,i h. sM, m. Saiah Oir.

ISBUB.

n07— Lalaa Vaa Aaidan.t
nOS^ Laora Vaa AtndalL*
n09 -> H. Vaa AasdalLt

4147^— John 8. Van AuaoAU.,*!!. 1490^ m. Mariatia A. DoUcry.

tttUB.

6910--}olia H. Vaa AasdalLt
Mil— NcUy C Vaa AatdaU.*
691S— Madga Vaa AasdaU.t dM ia iiai

4147*— >Danibl B. Van AuaoAXA.* bi xlji, dM SI54.
4147*— Tom D. Van Ausoalu* Is. Oct t. slS9-
4147T— CMAaLSl A. Van Ausoall,* Ixxisi, died SqM., 1I64.
414tt.DAN Van Auioall.* b. xMa. dltd Jaly 5, xMi.
4147*— LAvaA Van Ausoall,* Is. Dae. t6. lifii.

M67— CORKEUUS VAN AU8DA]X,t b. sits.
M68— LUCIAN B. VAN AUSDALUT U. 1^5. dM ia sSti.

MM— ARTHUR ST. CLAIR VAN AUSDALUT b. 1817. »• — Waltm, Usa. Ha
ia

M70— CHARLES QEROME VAN AUSDALL.Tb. 1*17.
M71— CAROLINE VAN AUSDALUT b. 1^ died ia s«S7*

ffaiHual* Sandzlflk^ SCandzioic* Bandiiok* Spka*^

1491. HENRY* BANTA married *i*Genetie* (Charity) Santa. He lemoved
from Mercer Countyi Kentucky, to Hart County, thence to Green County in the aame
State, and afterwarda to niinoia, iriteic he died in 1843.

S«71t-8AMU£L.t

9871*— LAMBERT.t

9971*— ABRAHAM.T b. ili)^ m. EUta Roaatne ia i94X. Ha ramovcd to NordiwaiM lli»-
aoori ia iMi^% aad died July 14, xltl, leavfaif tluai daaghtaiB aad aae mb. Moms
TM*hpniNov. II, s*s6, who it a lawyer iaMaryvfllt,Nodoway County, Mo.

99714— MAODALENA,T m. Joba Vaa Andale, aad was Uviaf receatly ia tbe viciaUy of
Lesiagtoa, Ky.

1490. MARY* BANTA married Charlea Riker, who was bom in New Jersey,
Jan. 9S> 1774. They Ihred at Roae HiHf Mercer County, Kentucky. He died June 19,
1857. She died Auf • 10^ 1865.

ttSOB.*

M7«— CYNTHIA RIKfilLT

9ft78— SAMUEL IUICER.T m. Mary Am Vn AndaB.
MTT—DIANA RIKER.T m. Jacob Satftdd.
tin— CORNEUU8 RIKER.T m. Ami Osvioi.
MTt— lOA RIKER.T b. May 3, bIbI. a. Jolm Vm Auikii. May 4, ilal.
MM— 8ALUE lUK£R.f b. Nor.3. ttti* mu WIUm Vaa Aodal^ m of Addiaoa Vaa

Nov* j» siJ30L Sho ii o widow* llvfaig at Haimdibvi^ht Ky«

414t— Am Vav AssoALUt b. April !• ilja, ak EafCM Ti

4I4t— lfA«r Elba Van AiSDALUt b. Ifanb 3^ 1433. mu Cnlwan Vandtvoar.
V>* • •' : . 4iM— CMitl la Vam Atin^i l..t b. Joiy n, 1^3$, m. Oaorgiaa Twhaaa.
U ..-' 41fl— H^otTcr Albxamobs Va« AlS0ALU*biScpC.9^i^,dlad Joly al.i83l.

• 4iM'-*gAMUBL RiKE« Vam Altl>ALi..l K M^ ly, 1139. m. Maagr Vimflffot .

41M— WkUtAM Habtst Van Aisoalu* K May 19^ iM^ a. Mary Paridi.

41M— John ALSZANOcm Van Absoalu* K Oct a6b 1144. a. «ittEauiiat Donia.

4iM— Jams Siimi Van Aisoalu* ti. May it, itiy. an. Henry Sodib.

4tM— HomAN C Van Aiti>Ai i.< b. Af. aa, iM^ m. Fljiatwih Roaa,

J, , . . .. . ^- »»-

* • V M61— CHARLB8 RnCER.t

MM— JANS IUKER.T m. PMar Dsriaia.

MM— WILLIAM RIK£R,T b. itig^ mu Martha Snadky. Ha It o aanAam at Hanods-

MM— HARVBY EIK£B.t b, itig^ wl An CiwmiiBia, Ha ii o mudbaaA at Hanods-
bank Ky.

140a. LAMBERT DERLING«(I>oilaiid 7) BANTA wis born in Meicer Coonty,
Ky. He manied. Hay 19, 1814, Margaiet Everly, who wis bom Mny 23, 1792, and
£ed Nov. I, 18501. Howatafiuncrnnddied Maicfa II, iMi.

\ lismL
SMi-r MARY ELUABBTH.? b. March 7. siis Bk Wahar Danqr. Sho died Jan. t. ia4t-

s^Abtbmiiia DBMMT.i Bk Lcwis BiBdriiBw* Barghi, Ky.
B— Gbantillb Dbmnt.9 bl Zcfdda Kfaif, Barghi, Ky.
9— LsONiOAa Dbmmt,* BL Saah CaaqihcIL
4— Ebabtvs DBmnr.* mu Aaaia Piodor. Borgfai, Ky.
S^Joitm U. DBMMT«tBL Laey Wag, BBrgIa, Ky.

SMf— JOHN OARRARD.v b. Sept. 4, liid. bl Naacy WnBaBn Eagfauid.
M8T— SAMUEL PATTONJ b, March ti, sm. bi. Loolia Pioctor. He b a §umei aaar
T1HMOB.M0.

i— John Lambbbt.! HowaaacarpaatBr. DM Dae., tiga.
a— WiLLiAif.t HaJtacarptBiig.

3--DATIiJ

4— Jacob Wbitlbt. HabaiBBHrBaarTrcBloB,Moi.
5— Saban Fannt> fli. Broca Martte.

7— jBMNlB.t

8<^EuzABBTH,t Bk — -^ Taylor. TkBatoa* Mo.
M6S— JACOB WESLEY.t b. Nov. 15. sii9^ Bl. Mary Uday. He died Dec a6b itte.

^ ISSVB.
TteMAl-t

SnwUA GetumiioM / Samwi^ Jlgnry^ Htudrkk^ Jitmimk^ E^ki. i 167

9160— WILLIAJkf U£NRYJ Ix Aug. 14, x8sx. m. Eliialieih Salta. Slio dUtd Jon. a, xSla.
He was a wagoiiHii^f«r, Uvinff in Uaaville, Ky.. where he died Dec 19. 1I83.

IMUK.

i*-GsoftOBTHOMAa.«m.£llAC^IiieB,SepLii«st90. Helaa8racerUiDaBviIle,Ky.

9— LOCT J.t

3— AOA T,«

4^MA«y AGifBS,t Uvtef 81 Kanodabivgh. Ky.

3—XJiinu a<

9M0-*OIANA OOilLAND.t b. Aaf. as, xlis. m. WBHaai Pncier.

issm.

I— John Pioeroi,tm. Maiy EDglaadi They Ihw la Staabvy, Ma
a—FftAMCis PioCTOttt m. Sitta Martin. They-lhw ia Goalt, Ma
3— WiLUAM PaocToa.t m. Belle MaitiB. ThejrlNalaSlaabefT.Mo*
4'-^BsH|Aiim PaocToa.t He Bvea la Onk. Ma
* S—Joon PaocToa.! He Bvea la TieaiQa, Ma

M01— BUZA JANS.t b. Jaa. 9. xiafi. m. WaHar Deaasr. She died May xs. st^S-

laam.

I— ALEXANon OBmnr.i Bvea la TIpiop.
a—WiLLUM Vwmrtfi Bvea la Vemea
3«.Ls8Lis C Osmrr.t Bvea la Iowa Bafk, Tfl
4— 'BSHJAMUI DsNifT.i Bvea la AamiDa Ti
S—SvLTBSTxa OBmnr.t Bvea la Iowa Bailu Ti
6— jACOa DiiiiiT.t Bvea la Vemea, Tteaa
T^Aamva DainfT.t llf» la Barila, Xf.
I— Saaifoao DamiT.t

MM— SARAH SLLBH,T h. Jaae ag^ xM. m. WOllan Eaglaad.April a. xt^f. He .vaa
a Cmaar, ttviag aeer GhOleotha, Ma, when he died Oct ai, XII9. Hia widow is
«illttfiaf dMra.

41M— JAMSS DoBLAMO SiioiJua>,t b. Jaa, xdb xi6l.
MM-MAROAAET KSLBN.T b. Dee. sa z«S7. dM Jaa n. iM'

14M. ANN* BANTA nairM Jacob Saod^ OetoberM, 1796. He waa a ftniier
ig ia Kctttockjr. \

M94— ELIZABETH SMOCICt b. Sepc aa. vm* »• Heafy R. Ceiahiffaea. Jea. ^ xtss.

He waa a f ai ai si ei M s iesr Coiatfy, Keatacky. Most of their cfalldna were aMoiben

Oi the neahjfteriaa Chardu^^

latoB.

4171 — lUCiiaL Baawaa CoMiNOoaa,t b. Dee. aa. xtis. bl iM«A]bert J.« Beaia,

Oct.x4sl3S«
4179 —Jacob S. CoiftiiQoaB,t b. SepL 3, xtsl; was a faiaisi ai Otaaawoed, lad.

He died May SB. xt9x.
4179 — Danibl C CoiiiiiooBB,t b. Oct xa, itao. died Nov. xd^ XI4S.
4174 — JouM 8. COMUfOOBB,! b. Jaa. x, xli^. Is a limner at Ofeenwood, lad.
4179 ^AnniB 8. CoiiiNOoaB.i b. Mateh 09. x9(s« autfried dm. Joha Brawer; aad

asafa^ William Brooks. Lives at Orasawood, lad.

4176 —David C CoaaNOoaB,« b. Nov. a<. xfay, died March X4, sisa.
41761— WiujAM J. CoMmooaM b. Nov. % xieB. died Oct xj. xt4S.

4177 — Ma«t E. COMiiiOoa8,i b. Nov. aa. xSsx. bl David Biawer.

4179 -Nancy C<iimcooBB.t b. Sept ee^ mM^ bl WaHaai Laasestefa. Uvea at
Oitenwood, lad.

l6» S€9€Mik G^mraiwm/ PUnimt^ Henry^ I/tmbrici^ Mendrkk^ Epkt.

2A0i— MARY SMOCICT b. Oct. ix, vj^ m. ConMliiii Van AndaJL

4I79-*AinfiB Van Aisoaxx,* b. Nov. 93. xix6^ oi. -^^ Brown, xlsj. ditd Jom

4190— EUSABSTH Vam Absiiau.,1 b. Nov. s itX)^ m. Pfkt McOnih, 116$.

4X91— James Va« AitOALUt b. May a^, xiaa, mairiad tet. Evarir. xiS4S

aiidafiiii.XaiaCoduaa,xl66. Dtad Jna as xSts
4ItS--HAaBXBT Va« ABSIIALI..9 b. Oat 9^ xta^* ai. Mkehail. xlsx,«ad Julr

41M— Oiosos Va« Ais&Alx,t b. A|»il a9b ifti7« m. EBabacb Adama, x«9o^
4194— Jonr W. Vam Ais&aix,! b. Oat 4, xte^, aa. Abba Millar, xMo.
418f— Nammib VAM<AlsbAix,t b. Jaly S. xlja. «ad Jaly xa. x«9&
4M6— IDWABD Vam Aia&Aix,! b. Nor« « xa34, m. Elisabaib MitahaO, XI69.

Mtt—ANNIB SMOCICT b: Maf aa^ xiaab «ad imMiiM, xlaoi

M9t--J0HN SMOCICT b. Jaly ar. xloi. «ad May. xfes. ^

MtS-JOHN SMOCICTb. Jaik ad^ xte^, diad xlaai

SM9—JENNIB SMOCICt b. Jaa. a«. xte4, dM fai iiteaf.

tiOa— KANCY8MOCX,Tb.Nov.a7.xla^nLlaaaaVaaAfadali,Oai.X4.xta4. SbadU
^laxnd^

\ta9B.

419T—JOMM Vam ABaaAU..ib. Jnaar. xias a. Mia. Pair, x^
4196— Tmomai Vam Absdaxx.! b. March xdb xfar, wu liaiaB Ncm. x^
4I9t— JAxiBS Vam AaaaAU-t b. Oat aa. xlja. m. Marfam MaKaa. x|»|.

4194— Cmaum Vam AasBAUi,! b. Jna 14 1497* m- Xaia Tbemaa» xH^w
4191— FftAMM Vam Absdaxx.* b. 1143, dM 1M4.
4I9t— NiMBOD Vam ABBOALL»t b. xIA 4M xadii.

|4Bi. PETER C.< BANTA mi bora in Cdaartgo, Pi., Bad married iMiRjcbet*
Baata» jBauarr 10, ifaa. Ht was a ftmxer in Mercer County, Ky., where lie died
October 18, 1827. His widow died September 10, i86a

I

•vjw.

9/J;.:<*

MMt^lUZABBTH^tK Nor. aS. xSaa^ diad la iBftHMy.

SMI — SACMSUtb.ABf.xapxaB4,ai.Naihaaiainaadolpb. Uvad ia TttaeolB, HL

MM — HBNIt Y,tb.Aat.y,xiBdiBi.ahaHaaiBia,

iMO — PBTBX,T K Maidi flSb xiadi Bk Martba Ledawiafc.

MM — OARRSTTtT b. Fab. xx, xlia^ diad ia late^.

tMi — SAMUEUT b. Nor. 9^ xSxx, dM la lateiy.

tMO -MARy,tK8apLBa.xlxs,dladiai8teKy.

MMt— POLLY.t b. Aaf. xx, XSX4. »

IMT — OAVID,T b. Aag. 30^ xSadb m. BIbabadi L. rWach.

t609 -CHARITY.TK Jaa.49b sixl, ak Oaarfa W. FVaaab.

SM9 -EUZA ANNJ b. Oct a9b ai9b ak Jaeob Caraay.

MM -MNB.t k Oat ait xSax. Bk ) «; §J«j»232^

MU —HARVEY QhT K Jana x« xaB4, at Bllaabadi CoDlar.
Mil - JOHN.f b. Sapt 4. sM. at naacaa Wright

fii,. ItaSU POLLY^ BANTA mairied Maich 10, i8ds, David Cassalt He was bora
: Maidi as» I77<> She died Dee. aS, 1838. He waa among the first settlers of Wabash,
*; Ind.9 in 18341 saddled Oct 8, 1854.

Sfvemik GtMtmtiomi PttertMZ^ HtHry^ HenUrick^ ItMdrick'^ Epkt.^^ 1C9

^sstlB.

9615— ANNA CASSATT.^ b. July 4, x8q7. died Dee. n. 1804.

9616— EUZADETH CASSATT.Y b. May 9, xlog. died Oet. at. 1804.
' 9617— JACOB D. CASSATT,? b. April 9, xSxa, maxried Aug. 7. xt96, Louisa Jane Roberts.
May !• xA|9b be married again, Eauna Jant Towasend; and April xS. x8s3, be
married a ibM ttma, EUsabetb Badcer. He was aawnfftbe first settlers of Indiana,
te x^ and stsn fcsidet in Wabasb. lad. His f.rst will was bom in WbeeUng . Va..
April at, xSax, and died Jan. ai, x84db His second wiie was bom Nov. jo, xSio, and
dicdjan.a4. xSsUi His tWrd wife was bom Sept. 93. iteg^

^ tssux BT fIftST WlfS.

I 41M— Bdwabo R. CAttATT,t b. April 9, x999» »• TMkf H. Neal, June. xl6i.
'i 4900— Annik S. Cassatt,* b. July ni, xl4a, m. EBas B. McPberson, July, x86ai.

tSSn BY THXaO WlfB.

4901— David C Cassatt.! b. Jan. 5, i4s5t »• Fannie Homer, July 13. XI76.

Uw at 8)47 Wabaib Avenue, CUcago.
4i09— Chaslbs Elbwobth Cassatt,! b. Maxdi « s|S7« »• MoOy Moon, Sept

i6wsi77. Lhui at WabMb, lad.

9616— MARY BANTA CA8SATT.T b. Dee. ai. xlit, bl John 8. Matlock. Auf. %%. 1631
He WBi bom Feb. x6b sSn. and died Sept. xt, XI79. His widow was yet Hvtaif in
X88t.

I itstnL

4904— MBLiBBA MATX.oeK,t b. Oct. ad^ xl^b a^ FAmcis B. Stone, April y^ xlS7*
8be died Jaa. ipi 1673. Her busbend died Oct. ay, X879.

0910— TboBHa J. Stone,* b. Peb.at, 1664. Is a meichant Uvinf at Kerwin,
Xaaaas, Ib x88t.

4900— EmiA S. Matlock,* b. Juned. 1490^ m. laaac Ferguson. Oct. 4 1869.

1504. GARRETT* BANTA married, Nov. 19, 1S08, iMiiagdaleiiBO Banta, who
WBB born ia New JerBoy, and died June 10^ 1863, He was bora in Kentucky and lived
in Hanodsborgh. He died Aug. at, i86a He and moot of bis descendants spelt
tbeir name Ji^Mita,

^SSUB.

9010— PBTSR 0.,T b, Ab^. % 1I09, died BBamnied Aagnst, x4s7«
9090— DAVID Ct.b. Doe. j, xiso^ died BBBmriied Aiigint xsb x^
9091— HENRY L0UI8,T b. Jaa. 3. ass. m. Diana E. Robert
9099— RACHEL 0.,t b. Jane X3, x8xs. m. Wm. P imhe r ton.
9090— JACOB CAS^ATT.t b. July 14, lit?, m. 9arab W. Blngbam.
9094— WM. R0BERT80N.T b. May X4. xOsx. m. Hester Ann Dudd.
9090— MARY ANN.t b. May as. xiis. »• Jaaiet Osxfce.
9090— ABRAM BREW£R,T b. Oct. xe^ xOis m. BUsabetb Taylor McDonald.

Jobs* Hoadriok^ Handiieks Bandriok* S|dto.i

lOOO, HENRY BANTA married Naaey Do Mott. He removed from Kentucky
to Switseriand County, Indiana, wbere bo was a fiumer, bis larm adjoining tbat of two
cousins witb tbe same name as bimselC He was known as *' Old Smoke," and also as
''Sberiff Hank." In 1829 be was elected Sberiff of tbe County, and held tbe office
two terms. He died about 1833.

16861— MOSES M..Y m. Cynchia Ann OcckJqr. He enlisted in Co. F. Ijd Indiana Regi-

menl, Aoff. 15. 186a, and was mustered out of the senriea June x, 28^ At thtt

tiat ht resided at Versailles, Ripley Co., lad.
8696S— NANCY.T n. Jamci Dodd.
S6668— WASHINGTON A.,t m. Saroh Cnmder. He resided at Vemlllea. Indiaaa. Ea-

lited Attff. IS i86x, la Co. K, aad Regiment, ladiaaa Voinaleers. He died May

3S« xid4« of woaadi reedved at tha battle of RoaM.

IttUB.

I— JOMir,* enSsted Auf • 1%, x66t, la C^ Km aad RegiaMBt, Indiaaa Vofamtaen.

Was Unad at tbe battle of Pinyavilla, Oet. i. t66o.
•— William,* eallste4 Aug. xj, xi6i, la Co. K, aad RaglBMat, ladlaoa VobwtaerL

Was Ulled at Pertysvllk, OeL I. X860.
3— JoaBPH.t li a faOroad engineer.
4— Moasa.* Is a faOroad engineer.
5— LAFATBTTB.t Is a tallioad engineer.

S6S6«--MARY,T m. Joeeph Ems.
86S6i— MARTKA.T m. WnUam Voaes.
t696«— iCEZIAH,T m. Albert Voifs.
S6S6T— MARGilEET.T m. Joba Wesley BecUey.

1611. JOHN LOGAN 6 BANTA imurried Elnabetb Voria. He waa about six

ycaia old when Ua fiuher joined the Shaken In Kentucky, and when about lonrteen

yeaia of ngf be mn away firom them. He became a blackamith. He died in the winter

of 1667. \

laavK.

tat i— AMASA DELONCt

tttt t— LOUISA.T

ttttM--LAVINIA JANE,T b. Maidi xy. x«^ died May x. xa6«.

Sittu— AMZX WARREN,i b. Feb. aa, xt34, bl Sarab E. Osborae, May a. X854.

tttttt-*MARIALOUISA,TbiJiiae5.x9Am.Cbarlesaaik. Sbe died Aag. xl. xSyt.

ISSUB.

s— PLoaA TSMPLS CuiUL* Sbe Hfes la LoalsvUle, Ky.
a— Joan Cuk«x.t

3— *CHAILSa CXJUULt

4— FacoBaic CLAaK.t

ftt'att— SAMUEL ANNINOTCN.T b. Sept 10^ xtsl. died Nov. as. i^To.
SaStM— MARY LUCINDA.T b. Jaa. a, iS^o^ m. Jeoflkey a Radfoid, Nov. 9, xa64.

1619.' ABRAM* BANTA waa born in Shelby Ca, Ky. He waa brought up

among the ShakeiB, and remained among them until the age of 41 yean, when he

left them. He maxried EUabeth Reynoldi, who waa bom fai 1837 and died in 1867.

He died in 1877. y

^laauB.

tttr— SARAHJ b. Apft, xl49b died Jely ij* l874-

tttS-JOHN L£WIS,T b. OeL xa, 1I56 (?). m. Carrie Joaes. He Is telbe groeery basiaess

la Reek PiMtt Missouri,
tttt —GEORGE MARION.f b. April xd. X858. bl Georgie Suigg. Uves at Harrodsburgb,

Ifamiiifitm

MBBCBCSy.

laavB.
UtT— Louia^t

tttt— WILUAM GARRETT.T

tttl—ELIZABETH,T b. April a4, xt^ flL John C Oarii, or CbrksQo.

SevcHiA CeMtrnfioH; CcrHtiiHS^ Heuty^ HnulricJt^ HtadHtk^ Epke.^ 171

ConMlius^ Hendrick^ Hendriek' Hendrick* Spko.'

1613. PETER W.o UANTA married in i8i7» Nancy Grccnwell, who died in 1868.
He was a (armer living in Jeficnon Countyt Indiana, four miles from Madison. He
killed by the explosion of a steamboat boiler in 1836.

ISSUB.

tM9— HENDERSON Q.,T b. Dte. S4, 1S18. m. EUis Hsai|Nm, Feb. so, SS40.
9888- HENRY QRAFTON.Y b. iSso* m. BctUs ElissbsUi XeUey.
9884-REBECCA.T m. Ndson Pttriih.
8888— CYNTHIA.1 m. Cbsrlct Lyls.
8888— EL1ZA.T m. Mat Kl|ibsrt.
8887-8IMP80N HENDRICXS.T b. xS»

8888— MARTHA,Tm.^s. Uwbi

(3. — Yooat.

1514. HENRY C* BANTA married, November 1, 1804, Nanc>' Demarce, who

was bom February x8, 17881 and died l^ay, 1845. He lived ten or twelve miles south

of Ml Sterlings huL, to wUck State be had removed from Kentucky. '

I

ISSUB.

8888— MARY MAGDALENE.? b. Aof. as, xl^ si. Wm. Ploalwtt, xSo6, died fai 2844.
8840— PHEBB.Tb. Oct xa^ 1807, m. Wm. Plankstt. died Is 1878.
9841— EUSABETH.t b. Maieh 4. Un^ al Henry Bdl fai tSsS^ died te xSSs.
8848— VIOLBTTA,T b. Jsn. sSb sSxs. flL JonsihsB Ptaakslt. 8hs died hi xSSo.

ISSUB. U

4MM i— William H. PLimiCBTT,i b. 1839. Wssshnnbsr dsslsr st Cltetoa, Mo.
4888 s— Jossnrus t. Pluukstt.i b. 1834. bl Rsbseea A. WDhiie. Was s fimncr.

He died in xS«3.
4888 t« Ransom Plunicbtt,< died hi faBtasy.
4858 ^— Lbvi H. PLinfKBTT,i snKstsd hi Tid ladSsaa Rsgtansat. Lived hi Men-

BMOth* Iowa. Was a fluoMr.
4888 ft— Abminta Plun kbtt«I snKstsd hi Tid ladtsaa Rsghnsat.
4888 ft— OsoacB W. PLUNKBTT.ft snKstsd hi Tid Indiana RssimenL Is a fimncr.
4888 V— John W. PLUNKBTT.ft b. xft4S. BMiiisd 8rM. Mary E. DldfaiB; and ssahi.

VloU B. C. Vaggfan. Was sd LJsntsnsni Co. E, ysd Reghiisnl, lad.
4888 ft— Phbbb a PLUNKBTT.t b. xS43, SL Jsoob HsydcB. Is a csrpcniv.
4888 ft— EusABBTH FaANCBS PLUNKBTT.ft b. XS4S. OL WsL T. Shsphsrd. Is

a fimncr ef New Rfchnwd, lad.
48881ft— DocTOB M. PLUNBBTT.ft b. xHx« msxfied 8rM. Amde Dssdan ; and agafau

AafieOanetL Was a Cmner ef New Richmond, lad.

8848 —GEORGE W.,T b. Feb. 19^ xSm. dM hi xSjS.

8844 —ANN.T b. Oct. 4, iSid, m. Jeha Roberts. 1S34. 8hsdMfaiiS68.

8848 —JOHN DEMAREE.T b. Oct. S4. iSxS. m. Msiy Jane Roberts.

8848 —HENRY HARRI80N.T h. Oct is, iSss^ m. J|; B^bS^CouT*

8847 -PERMEUA.T b. Nov. S4. xSsi, m. |^ Hawnim^Hssliea;

8848 —JAMES A,t b. April 4. iftes. died hi 1S34.

8848 —POLLY W.,Tb. July sa.sSS7.m. Jesse Lett Rscd.t 1844. 8aspase9l-
8888 —REBECCAS h. Feb. sS. 1809. disd hi talaney.

1— BEVERLY V.,T b. SspL-so^ 1851, si. Ella Edwsids, 1854. LHres at Csaaan, In-

No

1616. CORNEUUS* BANTA married Rebecca Eckels, He was a merchant hi
Bellevaie, Indiana, and died April 4, i8s7« His widow died May ao^ 1871.

173 SfViMtA CeneruHoHi Cornelius^ Hiury^ HtHdriek^ HeHdrick^ Kpki.^

NSSUK.

asai— JOHN QUINCY A..7 b. Nov. as. '897. "«• Harah Kvdyn FarrcIL

aSM— I^IARY A. KI.1ZADETH.1 b. Oci. 8. 1899. m. Miltoa Undley. Jum 13. 1849. H«
It Trcssurar and ex*Sttperviior. Lot Ansdct, Cat He It a member of the M. £•
Chmch, and the Ita member oCtbe Chrittlaa Chnrcb.

lasuB.

4i79— Floka Linulby.* b. May aa, i8sOk died June i8, 1951.

4SS0— Waltbb LiNOLBY,* M. Dm married Loo C Pnittt, Anf. tS, 1875. She cUed
May. i8ti, and he married afala, hit leeond wifb beinf lilla LiOighloa.
Nov. aa. 1880. He It Pmideat oC die Medieal Society o< die State oC
CaMfanda, IfeodMr Board of fidueatioii of Lot Aagelet, Cat, It aa ex-
Health OAecr and ea-County Phydeiaa, and a member of the odklal
board of die Medmditt Epiaeopal Chnrch.

lasoB ir nasT wirs.

•SSI —Flora Baata Lladley,* b. Aaff. aoii 1876.
SSSS— Myra Jotephiae Uadley.t b. Jaly 04. x88a

ItSUB IT tBCONft WIFB.

•SSS— Mary Uadley.t b. Sept 13. 1883, died Jaae d[ 1889.
•SS4— Miltoa Uadley.t b. Oct. id. i89s. died March 9^ i886u

4SSI^Hbbtby UNOLBY.t b. Juae as. i8S4t m. Kale C Owcai. Sept.. 1875. He
Hvea bi Lot Aagdet. CaL It Prtiideat of die Boerd of Tnntcet of die
Stale Reftifm ^**'****** It a Pottee CoaualmiaBer. Alio Di r wt o r la a N^
tioaal f^«^^,

4SSS^IliA Bamta UNDLBY.t b. March $• 18561 It ftofci t cref LaUa fai the Uaiver-
rily of S ffn th ifw CallfBrala.

4SSS— Eya UNDLBY.t b. Nov. ao^ iSsy. (Ued Sept a6^ 1858.

4St4'— Abthvb UNDLBY.t b. Jww 00. x860k OL Rath KeoaiioB. 188a.

laauB.
Ataaa Smith Uadley.t b. March xy. 1883.

4SiS^WiLLiAM Edoab UNDLBY.t b. Jaa. la, 1860^ ol Elsie FarreU. 1881. Is a
physldaa at Albloo. Idaho.

laauB.
Ida Stroot Uadtey.t b. Maich xy. 18901

4Sit— Bbbtha UNDLBY.t b. Feb. a. 1860^ nu Jeha E. CoAa, Dee. 3X. 1889.
4Si7— Albbbt UNDLBY.t b. Joae 13. 1864. It Depoty Taa.CoUeetor at Lot
Aagelet. CaL

SSSS— NANCY JANE,7 b. March 31. 113a. m. It Headenoa Cook.

lastnt

I^HOBACB 0. COOK.8
a^EOOAB COOK.t
3— LOBLLA M. COOK.8

4^Eorm It Cooitt
5— John Banta Coob^

d^EOWABO Cooitt
7— CHABLBt COOK.8

StSi— JEPHTA P0WLEB.7 b. July 7. 1834. m. Elisa A. Ballaid.

StSS^SAMUEL JEFFERS0N.7 b. Maich 8, 1837. m. Cyadifai M. Ridiaidt, Aag. i8fio.
Stit- WILLIAM CYRUS.Y b. Aug. 30^ 1839. m. Utrie M. May.
StSr-AUCE RACHEL.T b. Feb. a6^ 184a, m. RIsdoa C. Mooie. M. D., March x8, x86o.
He died Sept 4. 1888. la 1890 the Ihrcd at No. aas Fifth Ave. East, Hutefalaoa.lCaatat.

Sn^sifi CentraiioHi ComeHus^ Henry^ Ilendrick^ Hindrkk^ Epkt."^ 173

ISKUK.

42t0 - KiiwiN S. MiNiHK." h. Siiii. 10. 1861. Is a lioolukcciKir.

4200*KMMK'rr 11. M«m>mk,m Ik A|iril 90, 18(13, in. Ilallie tlnrtc. S«-pt. 10. iRM.

lie is a Uaifjcagc maslvr.
4191— Mamcus D. MooaM U. Nov. 3, 1865. It a ticket agent 00 Santa YA K. K.
4t09— CiiAKLfiS P. MooBB.8 b. Feb. 16, 1867. Is a teacher.
4299— Amnis M. MocMtB.8 b. A]vll 13. 1869. died Sept 13, 18701
4994— CLAHftMCK A. llooKft.8 b. Aof . 30k 1871. Is a teacher.
4999— JKSSB M. MpoKB,8b. Jnlyss.1873.
4999— Ai«MA E. MooBB,8 b. Feb. 17, 1877.
4997— Roy H. Moobb.* b. May 13; 1879.
4999— Khwin M. Moobb,8 b. Get 93. iMa.
4999— TuoMAi CoB%nN Moobb,* b. May •3, 1883.

9999— SARAH REBECCA,? b. Dee. 17. 1843. m. Edward D. LoUhar. April i, 1867- He
was bora MarehaB, 1839^ and died Nov. % z888. DoCh were membersof the M. E.
Church. He was a member of Company A, TCh lad. Vols. ; member of the Oflidal
Board of St Paul's M. E. Chmch at Clndnaati, O.. and Treasmer of die M. E.
Church at Los Aufcles, Cat

49991— Anna Townsbno Lot8BAB,8 b. Jan. 3. i868, died Jan. X7, 1869.
49998— WiixiAM LoTSiiAB.8 B. March a4. 1869. died day of birth.
49998— Fbbdbbicx Lotbiiab,* b. Dec ai, 1869. died Dec 4i 1.870.
4999«— RoBBBT Banta LcrrsiiAB,* b. Oct ax, z874, died Dec. 1874.
49998— Edwabd D. Lotsuab, Jb.,8 b. May 4i 1874, died March u, X879.
49998- Hbnby R. Lotsrab,* b. Feb. 09. x88a.
49991— Paul Banta Lotsiiab,8 b. Oct xx» x9|s, died May 3, 1884.

9999— LAURA AMEUA,7m.LathaB Alfred Pattmt Sept 13. X873. He was bon hi Mis-
sonri, March 19. Z853. He is an aitesiaB wdl borer. They ihre (1890) at NordhoO,
Call Aie Bwmbers of tte Christiau church.

4999— Clabbncb Albbbt Patton.8 b. Dee. 19^ 1874.
4901— Alvbbo CoBNBUoa Patton,* b. Feb. si, x977«
4999— Ida Lauba Patton,8 b. Jan. 5, 1883.
4999— LmuxA Rkbboca Patton,8 b. Feb. 98, 1888.

9999— LAMTRENCE ALBERT.V died fa fafbuey.
9991— EVA,7 died fa teteey.

1517. ANDREW* BANTA married Mary Ccnc - He was a soldier in the war
of i9is, and was woonded at the battle of the Thames. He was a fiinneri and after-
wards a miller at Mount Sterling, Indiana, where he died Feb. i9, i963.

^ISSIIB.

99911— JESSE,? b. 1913. died fallal Rayoa Sara, La. Had eneaoa, Wniam.8
99918— ANK.V b. x8i4, died fa fatacy.

99918— JAMES HARVEY.7 b. Jane 15. 1818, m. Chrislfaa CocUm. April 5. 1838. He was
a farmer and carpcaier. aad it aew aa apiarist at Mooat Sterifag • lad.

ISSUB. /

•

I— WiLUAM JBS8B.8 b. Dcc 7, 1841. He eoUsted fa ttM ttstb Indfaaa ReglawBt.

lodi Caraliy. and was eapcand at die battfa of Nashville, Teas., Dee. 17, 1864,

and died fa a CoaMefBle prisoB fa Florida.
s— M ABV LoUiBA,8 b. Nov. id. 1843, m. James CanafaghaaL
3— John Hbnby.8 b. jaa. 4, 184^^ m. Mary A. »Denaett, Feb. ^. 1878. He is a

palaier fa Alameda, CaL ...

ISSUE.

1— .M«da £••• b. May 15. iSSz.
9— PaaUt b. Dee. 90k 1888.
3— 'EUsa,* b. Job. y^ 1891.

4— RoBBBT AIIOBB80N.8 b.*April 93. xi48. H« is a carpmlcr ia Jeflbnoavnie, lad.

HOflMT**

9ttl4— IIALIKDAJ b. Dm. s, 1804. m. William W. Smtth. Ha Is a carpealar at Tcmpla
Slatioa. Cnwted Ca^ lad.

I— Thkooobb Hastbt 8iiitii*8

a^AMOtBW BAMTA 8lltTH.8

j^Albbst Waulacb SMmi.8

4— WiLUAM C SMmi.8

5— Clabissa C Smitm.8
6— Anna L. 8iiiTN.t

y, 1618.. JACOBS BANTAt was bora in Henry Co., Ky., married in Shdby
County, Dec 6, 1810, Phebe Fallis, who was bora in Mercer Co., Ky., April 4, 1793,
and died April 4, 1876. He enlisted at New Caslle, Henry Co., Kentucky, and served
from May to November, 1813, under Captain Rice^ in the Kentucky Mounted Volun-
teers, in the command of CoL R. M. Johnson (afterwards Vice-President of the United
States). He marched to join General Harrison, and was in the battle of the Thames,
in Canada, Oct. 5,. 1813, at whidi.time the celebrated Indian warrior, Tecumseh, is
supposed to have been kUled by CoL Johnson. He moved from Kentucky to Jcflerson
County, Indiana, where he was a ftrmer, and died April 10^ 1844, at Hage isto w n ,
Wayne Co., Indiana. |

S88S*ISAAC.t b. Nov. ao^ iSii. m. Jaae Wakh.

8888— MARY MAGDALENE.1 b. Sapt m, 1813. m. Saomsl Stevaas, Nov., 183S. 8hadlad
Nov., 1I37.

lUUB.

4814— Nanct Stbvbns,8 m. Saalbtd Lsap.

8884— EU2ABETH,T b. March 15. i8is. ftu list. Uvl Hall, Aug. 3s, 1833; and afaia,
Aaos Gllbart. Uvas ai Browasbarfh, ladjaaa (i888).

ItttJB BT ViaST MAaaiAOB.

4818— Andbbson Haix.8
4818— Mabia Hall.8
4817— Phbbb Janb Hall.*
4818— Maky Ann Hall.8
4818— JKSSB D. Hall.8
4880— Jambs Edwabd Hall.8
4881— Elisa Ellbn Hall.8

8888— EU8HA.I b. Sept t, 1818. m. Mary Bndley.

8888— MARGARET,t b. July 93. >ii9b bl Henry Hall, March », 1835. He was bora la
JcflkTMB Co., lad., Aprtt 18, 1813, sad dkd Feb. a8, 1874. She diad Aug. v^ 1874.

issvs.

4888— MtSBLLA Hall,8 b. Maiah 3s, s836ii

4888— Jonathan Bonapabtb IIalus b. March 24, 1838, died Joae 13, 1858.

4888— Mabtua Janb HALU'b. Oct a4» 1840, diad Oct sy, 1883.

4881— LUSBTTA AVBBS Hall,8 b. AprO as, 1S43.

4888— Cybus M. Hall.* b. Sept 19^ 1843.

4888— NiCAUDiB Hall,* b. Jan. id. 1849. died Jan. 18, 1849.

4884— Albbbt Hall,8 b. May 3, 1851, dM May 5, 1851,

4888— Scott C Hall,* b. May 3, ilsa.

4888— Hmma Hall,8 b. Sept 19. 1834, m. Somad Wsftley Orcm, Aug. 4, 187I

SiViPMiJk Ceueruiion; Ccruiiivt^ lUnry^ HendrUk^ Hendrick^ Epkt."^ 175

ISSUR.

6919— Eddie Orem,* b.-Ocl. 31, 188s.
4197— EvALVN A. HALL,i July xa, 1857. died Sept 17. 1858.

aSSS— PEI'ER WAGONER,V b. Jime 85, x8as, dieJ mimanied. March n. 1847*
9668— SARAH.t b. SepL t, i8a3, m. George M. Gonkm.
M70— JAMES M..V b. x8« died vnoMnied. Sept. 14. i!^
ten— REBECCA FRANCES.1 b. Feb. S7. 1^7. »• William Seaden.
aSTt— JACOB«V b. 1808. died namarried. Nor. Mb x|sd^
aa78— ROSANNA,l b. Nor. i^, b^« m. William S. Mllltr.

9674— CITHA EDWARDS,? b. 1834, m. Gabrid Leap, in i|ss* He died io s88a. No

His widow Uvea. 1890. at MadboB, tad.

Dsiilol' Sondviflk^ SendxidlL' Steiidiiek' Spko*^

1681. REV. HENRY D.< BANTA married his couaim >« Eleanor Van Ai8dale,«
June 33, 1803. He was bora in Kentucky, and removed acroaa the Ohio into Switier-
land County, Indiana, prior to the War of iSia. He enlisted, and served from April
to August, 1813, as a ranger under Captain W. Dunn. He was a fiirmer. For many
yean he officiated asa minister of the Baptist denomination— *' old schod""— declining
all pay for his services. He died Jan. at, 1667. His widow survived him more than
twdve years, dying April aa, 1879. A sketch of hb lill^ and that of his wife, written
by his son, was published in a local paper in 1878; it is given in fiill, and is a quaint
narrative of the pioneer life in whidi so many of the Bantas partidpated:

AN OLD PIONEER.

IIRS. ELEANOR BAirTA— A BRIEF SEETCM OF HER LIFE— NARROW ESCAPE FROM TBE
INDIANS— HARD TIMES— REV. HENRY D. BANTA, ONE OF THE EARLY
FIONESR FREACHERS OF SWITZERLAND COUNTY— INTER-
ESTING ALLUSIONS TO EARLY TIMES.

Vevay, Ind., May 4tli, 1878.

Ediitr ''JBnviQSr".*- Having some time since promised you that I would give you
a diort history of the life of one of the ddest settlers of this county, vis., that of my
mother, Eleanor Banta, I therefere proceed to redeem that promise, and as much as
possi b l e will give it in her own language.

She was bora fai Ketcham Station, or Fort, hi Shdby Co., Ky., May 4th, 1786,
and of course is 92 years dd to-day, this bdng her birthday, and therefore as suitable
a time as any for such history. When she was nine days dd the Indians drove her
mother, with the other women in the Fort« six milea back to the nearest settlement at
that time, and they had to retreat in the night for fear of being shot down or toma-
hawked and scalped by the Indians, as she was afterwards informed by her parents.
She resided in that section of the country until after her marriage. She marriea Henry
D. Banta, and lived with him untH his death, whidi occurred at the age of 81 years,
they having lived together 64 years. Many of your readers will recollect him as the
old regular Baptist preacher. Being a regutar Okl Scliool Baptist, he never did, or
wodd, receive a salary for preaching, believing it to be wrong to do so. He preached
regularly, u hedth permitted, for 41 years and 6 months, both in this State and Ken-
tuckijT. He was jpastor of Four-mile Church in Kentucky for years, and pastor of tne
Bapost Church m Vevay for 7 years; was pastor of Brushy Fork, Grant's Creek and
other churches— I know not liow long. His membership was in Bethel Church, in
Craig Township, ibr 41 years and 6 months, all of which time he was the regular pastor
of the same up to the time of his death. He was buriedf in Dcthd Cemetery. But I
have left the history that I commenced writing, and have given part of that 01 another.
I know, however, that your rcadcra will pardon tlie digression, and I will rctura to the
subject upon which I started out— that of the history of Eleanor Danta. She says;

'* My parents told me that the morning I was bom one of my uncles was shot near
the Forty and the woods aroand the Fort was full of Indians. They were driven oflf,
however, and we had peace for a spell again. We remained In that section of the
country until the year 1817, then moved to the State of Indiana, County of Switaeriand,
in Pleasant Towfuhip, near or perhaps on the (arm now known as the George Hotch«
loss fiintL There w^ erected the first horse*mill in the settlement, which for many
yean was caUed the Old Dutch Settlement. We had to pay $4 per bushd for salt
then, and carry It in sacks on the backs of mules firom the salt licla^ or furnaces, as
they sometimes -called them in Kentucky, and we had to pay in p roportion for many
other things. Before we buUt the horse-mill we had to grind all cif our com on hand-
mills. They were a very simply constructed a&ir. The hopper, as it was called,
'would hea portion of a trunk dm, large tree, two or three feet in diameter and three or
'four feet high} one end of this block would be chopped out or burned out deep enough
to receive the mill-stones; the bottom stone would be securely festened in this hopper,
and a small hole cut in the side of the hopper, Just at the tcqi of the bed stone, and a
small spout attached to carry off the meal ; the top stone, or runner as you would call
it now, had two holes in it, one in the center to receive the grain to be ground, the
other, near one side, in which was placed an upright pole, two or two and a half
inches thick; the tojp end of the pole was placed into a timber or beam overhead for
that purpose, and the operator would take noM of this pole and turn It round, mudi
the^ same as the apothecary would his pestle in a medicine mortar, turning with one
hand and feeding tne mill with the other at the same time. Many and many 'times I
have ground my meal on the hand-mill, and that was the wav we got all our com
ground in those days, for we had no wheat then. If we had nad vrneat, we had no
mills but the hand-mills to grind it on, and I think they would have made bad
floor.

^ I recollect of hewing my parents tdl that my undo Samud Dure and his brother
and his bcotber^ wife were out some little distance from the house, and two uncles were
cutting C tree for the purpose of building a hand-mill, when they were surprised by the
Indians and fired upcm, and all three iell mortaUy wounded and died in a few minutes.
Dear me,iblks now-days know nothing about trouble and hard times, ibr the Indians
would frequently come into the settlements of nights and kill the milch cows and cut
out a slice or chunk finom their hams^and leave the balance ibr an aggravation to the
owners. Talk about hard times, you know nothing about it After the Indians were
driven finom the country, so there was not so much danger, I used to take my little
spinning-whed and go manv times of nights and spin flax and tow by the light of the
brusk heap fires that mv husband was burning in the clearing.

'Mn iSas we moved firom the Dutdi Settlement to Craig Township. We bought 173
acres of land firom George Craig, one mile fit>m the Ohio River, now known as tne
fiunms of the Widow Elisabeth Banta and Za^ariah Cotton. There we remdncd until
the year lfl40^ when we moved to Vevay, and remained in the vicinity of Vevay dght
ydus; then moved to the ndcfaborhood of Allensville, in Cotton Township, and re-
oudned there nine years, and then moved back to Craig Township, near Braytown, on
the fiurm now occupied by Dallas F. Banta; remained there until the death of my
husband*

|M am now liying with my son-in-law and daughter, JintusThi^ud and Maij

Thieband, on the Ohio River, three miles bdow Vevay. I Uve half of the time with
my son and daughter-in-law, Jacob and Sarah Banta^''

She was the mother of thirteen children, and raised twelve of them to have
femilies^one died at the age of two years— leaving six girb and sw boys. Now there
remain but six children, vis. : Danid, Jacob, Abraham, Mary Thieboud, John W., and
Eleanor Beach. She has had ninety-one grandchiUren and dghty-one great grand-
children. She reads wdl without ghisses, having her second sigbt, but prefers glasses
for steady reading. She says she can sew very well and knit just as good as ever, but

not (juite so fiist Takes great pleasure in reading the Bible and Spurgcon's Sermons,
and IS a good Scripturian for one of her age. She has been a faithful member or
Bethel Church ever since its organisation, which b now upwards of fifty years. Her
health is very good, and she retains her mind remarkably well for a penon of her
extreme age. . Respectfully, [Signed] J, W. BANTA.

■•.- •• ••

Sivenih Gineraiians Danu!^ Henry* Htndrkk^ HiudrUk^ Efiki.'^ 177

iisus.
9671— 'AKNA.t b. Jane 5. 1804. m. Georgv Voiles. Slie (Ued May 3, 1833.

4S6S — Kanct VoiucM ditd wunonkd.

4968— Hbnby CVoilbs.*

4170— Benjamin F. Voilbs,* died iSSfi.

4671- Malinda VoiLBS^i b. April 13, iln, m. tut Henry HftrrfMNit Beau, Feb.

5.rt4S«

9676— RACHEL.^ b. Nor, 9^ 1605. m. Elijah Matdievt. Died Nov. n. 1867.

9677— DANIEL H..t b. Oct ay. s^oy. m. EBta Robeitt. Died Avg. a. X885.

9676— ISAAC V.,T b. Nor. 84. 1809, m. Elinbeih Robetti.

9679— JACOBS b. Feb. 7, xln, m. Sarah Feifii.

9666— MARY A.,T b. Juaa 84. s8x4, died Ang. ^ i8i«.

9681— JANE.t b. Sept 13. x8xd. m. Robert T. Weaver. Died Jan. 18. x88y.

9689— ABRAHAM,! b. April 30^ i8s8, m. Cynthia Gamar.

9688— POLLYt (Mary), b. July 13. i8ae^ m. JuHi ThMmid.

9684-JOHN W..t b. Jnly 13. 18^3. m. j J; JJ^^^^

9688— HENRYJ b. April x<. x8« m. Hairiet Todd. Died Oct id. 1458.

9686— ELEANORft b. Dee. 5. s8ay. m. Dennii Bench.

9687— NANCYfy b. Ang. a4. 183X. m. John Jesmp. Died Sept 4. iljd.

I 1589. DANIEL* BANTA married EUabeth U Compte. Dtiring the War of
1818 he aervtd in Shelby's tioop under Capt Rice, and also took part in the battle of
Tippecanoe. He was a fiinnen In 1841 he removed firom Kentudcy to Illinois, and
thence to Eagle Mill, Mo. ; sabsequently he was a grocer in Clinton, Illinois, t

9688— PRI8CILLA.t b. Nov. a^. 2814. m. Raasfcrd PVytoa. %

9689— PETER.7b. May ^iSid. ^

9696-JORDAN.T b. Ang. 13. 1818. m. } ^ uSlitaiSi.

8691— WILLIAM RICE.t b. July ag^ i8ao^ m. EUa Ware.
9699-ANNA.t b. Ang. 4. iSta.
9698— ISAAC,? b. Oet 19. xSai. m. Margatet M. Pltaar.
9694— MARTHA,? b. April 3. iSay. m. Joel HaU.
9698— MARY.T b. April it. 1809, vamanied.
9696-DANIEL M.,T b. Jaly 7, t^. m. Oarina Jane Wdib.
9697— TABITHA,? b. March Mb 1834. vamanied.
9698*-AMANDA,T h. Aag. ed. 1437.

1B84. J0HN8 BANTA married Nancy List, whe was bom in 1799 and died ia
1851. He removed from Kentocky to Cam Comity, Missonri, where he died in 1845.

^ISSOB.

9699-EUJAH,T m. Sarah JaoMi.

lasoB.
t— JonN W.8

a— Thomas C.8

3— CATiiBanca Ann.8

4— MABOABBT.8

9766— JEPTHA.T m. Martha J. Wright

9701— EUNICE.!

9709— PBRMENA8.fm. Jane Barron. .

luva.
I— Mait S.8

a— MAtTINA.8

178' StviMik GhuraHoH; Vanul^ Hcnry^ Htudikk^ Ilindrkk^ EphA

9709* ALFREDS m. Martha Ana TerriU.

ItlUK.

S^JOIlN W.»
a— Jambs A.*
3— AtniBO. JM

4— IIASTMA.S

5— Janb.*

9704— JOHN A.J b. Jan. h, lisa, m. Maty IltltB WIUtaB, March i6^ 1O73. Sha was ban
Jaaaii,i95i. HalsanOltrat MaceaQly, Mo.; ato owns a Ihrm of ido acm.

ISSVB.

t~Jot89n,t h. Aug. ai, iSis-
•— ABBlB»t b.'Auf • S, ii77.
3— ViBOiinA,* b. OcL ^ iSSi.

9709— BMILY.1
1S97. ANNA« BANTA nmkd Cear^e KdcrefL She dLed i& S«iwsiin4

1714— EUJAH HOLCKOFT.l ^

9719— SAMUEL HOLCROFT.T ^

9710— SALUE HOLCROFT.T
9717— BUZA HOLCROFT.T
. 9719— NANCY HOLCROFT.t
' . 9719— POLLY HOLCROFT.T

ISM. MARY* BANTA mairied fiisl, John FiiughC; after his death she married

agaia, — — — Baxter.

/* ISSVB ar nasT icAaaiAOB.

9790— ANNA FAUGHT.T
9791— GEORGE FAUGHT.T

9799— PARRY FAUGHT.T

•

2>«vld* Hendiiek^ Bendviek* Bendziek* Si&e.^

1S4S. JACOB < BANTA married in Cibsoa Couatx, Indiana, March ao^ 1826,
CQBada Wilder, who was bora in Vermontt Sept 10^ 1803, and died December, 1887,
iaTesaa. He was born in Mercer Cotmtx, Ky. For many years was a iarmer in Gibson
Coutyi Indiana, then in UUnois, removing to Miami Coonty, Kansas, where he died
Jannary to^ i88i.

ISSOB.
9799— DAVID H.,T b. Feb. ss, satr. «».. Bvad hi Loolsbarg, Kansas, ia 1SS7.

• 9740-LUCnn>A,Tb.Jidy«3.iii9bm.jig2SXDlJ.''*

9741— ISAAC JACKSON.T b. Sept v^ 1830^ m. Ayliyaaa Kasl.

9749— DANIEL JEFFERSON.T b. Feb. la ilss. m. Naacy Gibson.

9749— JOHN BOLEN.T b. March a. 1I33. Ovcs at Loobburg. Kansas.

9744— MARY JANE,T b. May 19. 1S31, m. Samad Gray.

9748— BBNONI STINSON.T b. Joly aa. 183s. m. CaroOaa FalrchUd.

9748— LOURANY.T bb Oct a^ 1836^ died Nov. 5. ii4i.

9747— SALLY ANN.T b. Aug. la 1838. m. Josiah Wills.

9748— JACOB.T b. Sept 19b 1840, died Sept sa. 1841.

9749— JESSE.T b. Oct. 03. 184a. killed by ladiant. i86s. ia Texas.

9780— M1NERVA,T b. July a. 1844. She married Cmv tfanes; her first husband was-Jcranie
TsmplaGlbbs. Her fburth huihaad was Ephndm John SUnner, whom the mankd
Sept 18, X884. He died April 17, 1887. She resides to Johnson Oly. Texas. Her
only child was by her finrmarriags. \

Sevenik CeMtraiion ; Davui^ Henry^ Hendrkk^ Hendrick^ EfikiA 179

ISSUE.

45t0— David Wiijiuk Qittus.* b. Dee. 4, 1870.
97ftl— AMEUA^T b. Oet 9. 1%^ m. Soloiiioii Hobbi. Jon. 9^ Z8701 She died In 1880.

48S1— John Hobb8.8
4§tt— >ANDBftw Jackson Hobbs.8
4S83— Bishop McKbnzik Homs.8
4§94— Ambua HOBas.8

STftt— >CYLLINDA,V K Jan. 5, 1849. ok John Fkiocisco, Nor. 7. 1867.

1545. ISAAC* BANTA was born at Leadngton^ Ky., married Eltsa Barker. She
was bom in Indiana, June 261 1806. He removed to Indiana as eariy as 1837, and tn
1S40 he removed to Texas, and there died July p6| 18551 ^ Burnet County. His
widow married a Mr. McDonald, and was living, in 1887, at Centre Point, Texas.

^ISSOB.

1788 -- HENRY.t b. Aug. n, i8« m. Smaa Wiaaeted.

8784— MARY ANN.T b. July is, i8ss. m. Mttton H. Laagfard. June as. 1843.

8788— WILUAM.T b. June sj. s8s7. m. Lueiada Halntoa.

8788— DAVID RILSY.v b. Afirll xy. S809, wu Ma^garat Xsldi.

8787— CELSSTIKE,V b. July xy. x88S, as. Robert A. GIbsen.

8788 — JOHN.t b. Feb. as, 1833. m. Aagdlaa MeDoaald.

8788— JACOB RHINIERSON.V b. Aprfl 17. liSS. m* Claia MeDoaald.

8780-ABIA LOUISA.T b. Aprfl 9. x47.m. \ ^ jS^^pfi?'

8781— ROXANNA,V b. Dee. ^. 1899. died July y. x8s7.

878S-OEORGE GORDON WOSON.T b. Jan. a8. 1841. m. Susaa M. Rlppy.

8788— PERMEUA VtCTORy.T b. Feb. a4, 1843. m. Edwaid C Holdea.

8784-ELlZABETH 8ELINA.T b. Aprils. 1846b n. |^ A^^SffSw?*"'

8788— ISAAC FLAVIUS J08EPHUS.V b. Dee. a8. X848, m. Helen Siatt.

1M7. SALLY* BANTA married William S. Roberts.

ISSIIB,

8788— EUZA A R0BERTS.Tb.z8tfbm.JaeksQB Woods. She died la X849.

I88U8.
4888— LBANDsa Woods,* bon at NasbviOe, lad.

8787-*BENONI 8. ROBERTS.Tb. i8a8.

8788— SARAH M. ROBERTS.t b. i|s4. m. — — Williams.

8788— WILUAM DAILY ROBERTS.t b. Jan. 5. i8a7, m. Mary Pndaer. May ay. ilsy.
He was bon at Bloonilngtea, ladiaaa. They live at Seynonrt Mo.

ISSUB*

4884— JosBFM W. RoaBXTS.8 b. May a8. 1858. m. Mary Hunt, 1884.
4888— BsaTiiA RoBBaTS.8 b. Oet so» 1873. died Aug. 8, s886w
4888- RoMUUis RoBBiTS.' b. July 84, 1879.
4887— WlLUAK R08BKTS,8 b. Oct. •, i88a.
4888— Maoob Ro88BTS,8 b. Junes, s89s«

l8o SiUiMiA GeneraiioH ; Henry^ Albert^ HemMek^ IliMdrick^ Efike.^

Handrieks Alb«rt« Haadrioks Hendriekt Spka.^

1579. ALBERT* DANTA married, July 23, 1824, Mary Wigham, who was bora
Oct. 25, i8oSf and died Sept. 18, 1872. He was a fiurmer in Harrodsburg, Kentucky,
and died in i8s3.

. N ISSVB.

S7t9— RACHU.,? b. May aa, iS^s* m* Jolia naacli, Maich at, 1S84.

9771— HENRY.? b. Job. 84. lioS. m. Suiaa M. NcC

977t*JOHN.T h. Sept s, iSjo^-ttL Little Saadm.

S77S— ABRAM.T b. Dee. ai, iSsa, m. MaittM Raadolph.
^ • . 1774— JAMES.T b.^Iaa. al. lis. ^ Mary J. Qraae.
"" " * S778— ANN.f b. OeL 80^*1837. m. Wm. MeCarlhy.

1770— JOSEPH,? b. Oct 19. 18401 at Amikla Allea. They Uve ia MonhalU lad.

• 8777— THOMAS McCLANHAN.T b. May aS, 1843. died ia the amy.
9778— SAItAH.T b. Jaa. aS. 1846. m. George M. Chira.

• 8779- BEVERLY WILUAM.T h. Feb. ai. 1819. m. Fkaaeat Baraaa. Theyttve ia Mar-

s

•: fc.-

. . • *

Pater* Albari^ Beadiiok* Bandviekt Spka.^

1077. ALBERT* BAKTA was bora in Boyle Co., Ky., married Jan. 17, 1809,
Mary Voorhees, daughter of John Voorhees, of Wanen Co., O. She was bora 1790^
and ^ad June 1 1, 1846. Both were members of the United Brethren Church. In 1823
he lemoved firom Warren Co. to Darfce Co., O., where he waa a ftrmer. He died Sept*
10^ 1848, irery much respected by the peoide of the communities wliere he had lived.

^isaoa.
9780— JACOB,* b. Jaa. ao^ iSie^ at Jaaa Shields. Jaa. ai. 18391

'«781-RACHEU» b. March a3. i»it- ».|i £2!?J5dStoS
9789-PBTER VOORHEES.T h. Sept 9. 1814. m. j [; fSS^^^^imm.

9788-.JOHN C..T b. Sept aS, iSitf. m. Calhariae Robertwa.

9784— MARY.1 b. Sept «. tSsa, died Sept. 1S40,

9788— DANIEL.T b. Ang. 30b i8ao, at Myrlaai Dealer. He died Feb. a. 1844, aad his wife
decaaiid feur days later. Their oaly child. <*t*Joaiph W..S b. Jaaa 14. 1843. was
rsiiad by hit aada PMar. He was Ulled by die premataia esploaioaofacaaaoaat
Qreearille. O.. Sept 3. 1884. darlag a eelabratioa.

9788— MAGDALENA7 b. Oct 3a. iSaa. died May 15. 1847.

9787— ALBERT.t b. Jaaa a4. i8as. died Joly a6ir ilaS*

9788— C0RNEUUS.7 b. Jaaa 84. xSas. died Joly ay, ilas*

9789— CATHARINA.7 b. Feb. 13, 18S7. (Ued May 30. XS47.

9790— ELIZABETH JAHE.T b. Jaaa 84. 1836. died Oct, i8s4*

108O. JOHN * BANTA married Hannah Newport, and upon her death he married

Nancy Cook. \

lastra ar fiasr wire.

'9791— BENJAMIN H..t at Mary Schaorl

1688. PETER* BANTA married Elisabeth Brown^ who waa bora December 18,
1805, and died October 3, 1849. He w^ a farmer in Preble County, Ohio.

lUDS.

87911— RACHEUt b. May ad. 1884, at Jaoob Tiager. 1843. He was bom Oct r3. i8ra.
Was a Uacksmllb la Hew SharoOf Iowa.

S^VM/A GtMi-ratha; l\'ier'' Aibert^ Ihndrick'^ lUndrkk'^ lipkt.^ i8i

ISSUR.

I— >LizziiE Tmaoch.* b. Dee. lo^ 1B43. m. Matt. Wymore. of Tolnuir. Iowa,

a— Saaaii J. TiiAGKii,i b. July u, ift46, m. Jowph Kuots, oC New Sharon, Iowa.

3-* John R. TMAG«it,i b. July ii, iM, m. Ida Hudson. He is a fimner,

4— Mamjbtta TicAGEK,i b. Jan. is. itSOb deceased.

5— £u.A S. Tmaorb,* b. Feb. !$• xtsi. m. James Wymoca.

6— WiujAM F. TaAGKa,i b. March lOb xSsa, m. Martha £vaas. He owns a grist
mm at UBion Mills. Iowa.

7— > Angkmna TjtAGRB,! b. May ss. xB54, tieceased.

•— >MAmiA A* TiAGsM b. Feb. 5, list.

9«»LouiaA TkaobM b. Dee. ai. sBfe.

10— Jacob F. Txaobb,* b. May 43. xa63, bl Belle Forbes. He is a ftimer.
XI— MiaiABl. Tbagbb,! b. Nov. 7. 1865. He is a Uaeksadtb.

97tl>— JOSEPfl L..T b. Get 17. 1830. m. Jaao Gaid.

t791*~MARTHA C^t b. Nov. 14. 1840. m. Jeremiah Achey. March 17, \%si. She died
Doe. 19. t866»aBd her hBsboBd died May Bi, 1877.

1— CxjiBA AciXBT,8 b. Aprfl' BO. i8S3g, bl BoBjamiB Buchanan, Dec. aSt 1878. He is
a ftimer. They live at Garum, Taaia Co., Iowa.

lasuB.

i-^Georfs Buchanan.t b. Nov. x6. 1879.
e-^CIaylon BurhawaH.t b. Dee. a, 1883.
3— Oleaa BuehanaB.* b. Jaa. 3. s886.

B— > LiXBiB AcnBT.t b. Jbbo x8. x86b. died Feb., 1871.
3— Fanny Acubt.s b. Feb. B4, 1863. died Dec. i, 1865. .

t7fl««-WILUAM.T HeUv«satIHdasU,IowB.

S7S18~MICHAEL.T

S7918— SARAH B.,T m. -— Dy*. They live at West Sonora, Ohio.

1584. HENRY< BANTA wbb bom in WBrren County, Ohio, mBrried, July 3,
18339 Msbd Casting who wbb bom in Westmoreland Countyi Vs., February 5, 1805.
He WBB B fimner. He died November^B3, i88d. His widow died April aS, 189a

lasuB.
S799«-BENJAMIN A.t b. Oct xt, 1^, m. Cathefiae Jbbb YowelL

ST9S-MARV ELIZABETH,! b. Nov. d, x^35. «. I i {S5Sto 2^^

S794— SARAH,t m. John Brown. ^ . . •

tT9«-R0BERT WILSON.t b. Jane xg. X84B. m. } J ^fSS^tJ^ ^SSS^'^

S79S— JAMES DUNHAM.T m. Emily Crisler.

1580. BENJAMIN V.« BANTA msRied, Nov. 37, 1833, Jane Malloy» who was
bora Oct 30v i8is* He lived in Preble Co., Ohio, snd died July 30^ 1882.

18808.

S797— MARY E.,T b. Aug. 3X. XI34. m. Joha Disher. They live la ladiaBapolis.

9788— rETER,T b. May b8, 1838. died Feb. 5. X843.

S7M-- RACHEL ANN.t b. Nov. a, X837, bl Daniel Baker. They IIvb at El Dorado. Ohio.

lUOB.

4S90—JOHN Baic88.> b. Afwil 3^ x^ '

4S81 -o Jambs Bakbb,8 b. Juiw xs, xSsy.

4899— Fbank Bakb8,8 b. Sept. 4. t8^

4898— Maby Mabtua Bakbb.8 b. Dee. b8, i86q, bl Albert Bf«nner. Feb. «$, x879i

4894— Sabau Janb Baicbb,8 b. Oct 4. jMb^.

I to Siuenih CtHtmiims Peitr^ Aideri^ ifendrick^ HendHck^ £^.i

/

>

/

tSOO— HENRY M..T b. Maidi m^ 1I4011 m. Mary A. Biowcr, Is fnlgfat agent at Wot Maa»

dicsttf • 0«
tSOl^SARAH ELIZABETH,? b. Dec a^ itfa. m. Chaika A. Davici.

lUVB.

4i9ft<— LtLUB Datibs.* b. Dee. 61 itTa.
4iM— WiLUAM Benjamin Datibs.* b. Ftb. 19^ iMrj^
4i97— Chablbs Aobn Datibs.! b. Jvljr as. ii77.
4i96— >ANNt8 CoBNBHA DATiBa.1 b. Ajvll 15, SiSl.

SSM— MARTHA J.«TbuMarai,st44,m.Dr.J.W.IIilltr. The3r1iveatNewBalttaMi«.0.
SSM— ICABBUI b. MaRb n \%^ iL WBUaBi H. Bmrer, Nor. 8, i»iu Tbey live at

4i99— > jAMBa Hablan Bbowbb,* bu Aeg. ^ i8ti*

9tM^ ADEUNE^T b. Nov. as* i84l, m. TbanMa F. QuOL

Meft— WILSON THOMPSONS b. joae 9. t|ss. m. Mary A. Maidian. April, itn- Sba

was bom Jaa. a6» iVga^ and died Oct. a^ 1880. He aMiried agaia, Floceaea E.

Hoftaaa. He lesidat in IndiaoapcHi, lad*

lasvB ar mar wibb.

4700— Ombb H.,8 b. Aug. ai. 1873-
4701— CHABUta M.,8 b. Feb. aj. 1876b
47iS— WkABTOH F.,8 b. Aug. 15, X878.

IS8OB BT SBOOND WIFB*

470S— Ofau* b. Jime 7. s8|s.

StOO— ROBERT ALEXANDER.! b. June aj. 1858. m. Claim Bargelt. Nbv. IS. in^ Sba
waa ben ia JebaiOB CoBBtjr, lad. Tbey lived at Wen Maacbeeier.- OhiOb aad

laCllBioB« in.

4704— Lbonabo Eabu* K Uareb 19^ 188a.

Boaiol* ^Ibort^ Bnidxldk* Bondiloks Igpkt.^

IBOa. DANIEL^ BANTA waa bora ia Kentucky. He niBrried in 1815, Tacy
Newpert, who was bora in Ohio, July 9t 17981 Bnd died in 184$. He was a fanner,
living near LefaanoBt Ohio. He died Aug. 29^ 1877.

^MsaoB.

8807— MARY.f bu Maicb la, 1817, m. WilUaai Evaae, Aag. ae^ 1839. Tbey ttve'at Pleanat
Hlfl. CiM Pfwii IdiieottiL

I88UB.

4708— John EvANt.8

4708— Salub EvanMou Wmiam Hendenea. Jaa. 13. i8s9>
. 4707— TuoKAa M. EvANi.8 ai. Aajie Jooei, Jaa. 1. x86B.

4708— WiLUAM J. EvanM m. Emoui Uradea, Jaa. 15, 1869. Uve at Lebaana, O.

4709— MATTIB J. EVANS.8 au Wmiam Ely. Dee. xs. x88s* Uve at Johatlowa. Mo.

4710— VooBHBBa Evans,* lives la Klagsvflle. Mo.

4711— Chablbs E. EVANS.8 lives la Gates. Teaa.

471S— Katib Eyans,8 m. William Aaderson. March a6^ x88a.

4718— Maby L. Evans.8 b. Nov. x, 1859.

4714— Fbank L. Evans.! b. Nov. x. X859.

4718— Loor M. Evan8.8

SiVCMik Ceneraihn; IhiuUi^ Albert^ Hendtick^ Uendriek'^ Epkc.^ 183

tSOS'^EUZADETH.T li. Sept. 19. I8i8. m. Martin Earhart. July 3. 1849. who was bom
in Lebanon. Ohio, Jan. az, i8io. He died Feb. a6» 1884. She died In 1855.

I8SOB.

471t— JAMKS Albbst Eabiiaiit.8 b. Jnly 99, ilga^ fn: Clam A. Caroerar, Sepc t,
i88i. She waa bom Maidi 94* 1854. lliey live at Cluteloaa, Edgar Co.,
QL He laa dealer In agiieultural Inplenents.

SSM^HENRY.t b. Doe. v^ 1819^ m. Mary Bean, OeL lo^ i^Ol
tSlO— HANNAH,t b. June a8, i8ax, died 184-b
till — TH0MA8.T b. Dee. 30^ i8aa, died x849-
tait— TACY.t b. Sept ^ 1884. died 184-w

SSlS^SARAH.v b. Dee. a, t8«s. m- Jacob Potter Haleey, Dee. a. 1843.
9814— RACHEUT b. Aag. as. iSay. m. Hiram Und, Dee. 04. 1848, He Ihrei In WayMt-
ville. Ohio ; hit wHb died IB I83I.

J88UB.

4717— A1108 UiffO.8
4713— Danibl Lino.8

'8318— DANIEL CJ b. Mareh 18, i8^b m. Xaabel OoaaelL
atlt— MATILDA.T b. Aivll 4. it3i. »• Heory QreathoBia.
tll7— MIRAftb. Joaea, 1833. She waa aariied, Nov. 4, 185a, to Ambroee IvfaM. He died

Ib s8S4» ABd ahe aMirledia i885, WllUaBi MocioB. They reside at 316 Dale AveBue,

DaytOB, Ohki.

I88V8 Wt FIBST MABBIAOB.

47St— Wabbsn S. JTIN8.8 b. X8is3.' la a MedMdtol prase her at BadoB, Sdn^yier
CooBly.IlL

I8SUB BT SBOOND MABBIAOB.

47S1— Pmbbb J. Mo8TOM,8 b. Joae xi, xB64.
47S4— JoaBni C. Mobton.* b. Aag. 8, 1868.
47S8— Hbnbt F. M08TON.8 b. Sept 9. xaya
4784 — Rmooa M« M08TON.8 b. Aag. 9. 1873. died ityy.
47S7— WixxiAM L. MoBTON,8b. OeL aa^ S878.

S816— JOHN M.,t b. May 5. 1833. m. Chrisdaa M. MnlleB. June x8. 1456. She was ben at
Pd ttsl ow B . PiBB., Atigi 7, x836ii Ho Is a wagon-maher Ib Spriagbofo, Ohio.

47S6— JANB Mabbtta.8 b. JaB. ay, x|si-
4789— Hbnbt Wbu.bii.8 b. Feb. az, i860.
4740— C1IABLB8 CLBM8itT,8 b. May s6b z8^
4741— John Edwabd,8 b. Sept t, z868.
4748— LucT Chbi8TIANa,8 b. Feb. % xByx.
4748— R08A Mav,8 b. Sept. 13, x87ab
4744— Maxt Eicma.8 b. Jnly ^ 1873.
4748— JAMB8 William,* b. Dee. s8. i87y.

9818— JAMES,Tb. Sept 3. Z839.BL Badly JaBoEolass. March B4. 1864. TheyVveiaSpiiBg.
bom, Ohiow

4y4i-.MiNNiB TAcr,8 b. Dee. xi, z86«.
4747— Hklbna.8 b. Sept ix, 1868.

16M. PETER8 BANTA numrieil b 18191 Sarah Pught who wag bom near
Chariestoim; S. C, and died Mardi ao^ 183d. la Aprilt 18381 he married Ua aecond
wife, Lottiaa D. Hatfieldi who waa bora Jaly 36^ x8o7i and died April 14, 185 x. Ob
October 3* 1853, he was married to his third wife, Adisah Longstrceth, who waa bora
fai New Jersey, July 17, 18x4, He died April 8, 188a

l84 Siutmtk Gmirathmj DanUi^ AAeri^ Mtndrkk^ Htndrkk^ EpkeA

IMUB BY nHST WIPE.

attO— CATHARINE P.,Y b. Feb. s. i8n. died I^loich 6. iSS?.

Sttl^llARY J.J b. Mar ^ i>^ »• Joba M. HalMd, March 4. 1141. Thqr Uva acar
tytfrtimt, Ohio.

lUVB.

474S^PtTBS D. HATfXBLO.1 bu Ftb. ai, 114a. m. Lfdia R. Evaai, Dae. 84. 18(7.

itsvc

••TS—Kany M. Hatfitld.t b. Oct i, iML
•ft74— Loaila HatAabl.t b. Nov. a^. ia69b
U7ft— Gaaria Wilbor Hatfidd.t b. Jaljr n. i«yi«
•ft70— Maak Hatfidd.t b. F^ i, itgRf.
••77— Vvwtt HatAaklt b. Jair IS. !•»•

4740-^MsiJsaA C JiATtXBLD,* b. April t7* xi4S» m* Awk Diakt. Jaa. 13. 1869.

laaus.

••7S— Albart Draka.t b. Oct s8, xWj^
••79— Batria Diaka.t b. Sept 18. iMfj.

4799— <^oaoB D. Hattcbld.* b. AagaM aa. it47, m. Conatta Hamilcoa, Jaa.

laiUB.

••••-*Ulr Mar IiatflcM.t b. April X4, t^
•••l^Milca Braea Hal4eld,t b. Sept 90^ zfTS
•••S— Veim Paart HatAeklt b. Nov. ar. ilTT*
••••— Xalanli ABaa Hat6ald.t b. Mar 8. X899-

47^I--Ma«tha Ami Hatfiblo,* b. Sept ia. ilss*
47^t— Lbniia M^r HATViBLO«i b. Sept vf. 1499b

I88UB ar aBooND wtFS.

••St'^XLIZABBTH A.,V b. April a4, x%sf^ nu Gearta W. Lewis, March 4, 1858. who was
bam in Bocks 0>.» Paan*. April 9, x894. Ther laride in Lebaaoa, Ohio.

478S— Maooib B. Ijtwis,* b. March n, 1499b
« 47ft4— William A. Lbwis.» bu Jane a4, i86a. bl FJraaces B. Slmpsoa. Dae ar, 1888.
478^— Pbtbb B. Lbwis.8 b. Feb. 6. 1864.
4784— ACBSAH G. I^wis»8 b. Mar ^ x*^
.4787— Fbancm J. Lbwis.8 b. April a9, 1871.
4784— Pbbct E. LBWia,8 b. Feb. n, 1879.

•ttS— SARAH,T b. Dee. ao^ i8#. bl Joseph M. Lewis, Mar 8>* iMg* He was bam hi
Pnasyivaaia, Sept ao^ il^ Thar Hva hi LabanoB, OMo. Ther daha to have a
fare rBlie» befaif aa Iroo poc broaght br Epka Jacahs Baata ftom HoDaad.

I88IIB.

478S— OossiB LBWts.8 b. Jaae 4, 1884. died April 19. 1888.

4740— Ambua B. Lbwis,* b. Dee. 14, x888, bl Adam B. Mocris, Dec a9b 1886.

4761— Obobob a. LBWis,i b. Nov. a8, s868.

4741- Habby LBWts,8 b. Oct 5, z87ti

4768— Jbssib It Lbwis,8 b. Oct t^ 1874.

•4784— Julian LBWis,ib. Oct 9. 1894.

4768— Alma A. Lawis^t b. Feb. ^ 188a.

4744— EONA LBWia,8 b. April la, 1889,

4747— Albbbt Lbwis,8 bb Aag. 14, 1888,

IMe. HENRY* BANTA married Dorothr DeMolti March 36, 1826. She was
bom fai Ketttacky, Dec 3i, 180a Ho wbb a ftrnier and renioved from Kenluckr to
Ohio about tho year iSjr, and subsequentlr to Illinob and Iowa. He died Nov. 21, i86s.

Sevtutk Cenmiiipn y DanUr* Albert^ Htndrick^ JJeudrici:^ J£pti.^ 185

ISSUR.

SS24— 'PHTEKJ b. Jan. 36. 1837. He was a miner in Wyominf , where he died, unmarried,

OcL, 1888.
S8S8— DANIEL H.,i b. May 30. 1839, married fint, Kitty B. Nebb. Dec, 1852 ; and affaia,

"^■""" Moore*
8tt6— DAVID.T b. Jaly 4, 183s, m. EUea Jane Brewer,
MtT— LAWR£NCE.t b. Jan. a8, 1833. »- ^^H Aoa Rom.
tS9S— JOHN T..7 b. Dec ss. SB34. m. CaroHae MaxwelL
tSS9— WILUAM T..7 b. April 17, 1837. Died munanied.
tSSO— MARY M.,T b. May 13. 1840. m. William L. Jonlaa. Tbey live in Newton. Illiooli.

7M0b« Albert^ Bandxiek* Endxiekt Si^m.^

1506.> DAVID* DANTA was bom in Hamxlsbiirght Ky. He married, Dec. 2,
1834, Sarah DeMott, who was bom in Harn)dsbiirgh» April 12, 1805, and died April
14, 1882. He bought hb fittber's farm at HoUand'k Grove, TaieweU, IlL, and lived
upon it iinta his death, May 31, 1874,

^ISSVB.

8881— MARY.Tb.Attf.3B.i8^ Unmanied.

8888— JACOB C.J b. Dec sy. x8sdb m. Elinbatt Pbfliipi. Dae. 8, x9S9> Tbey Bve at
Eanka,in.

ISSOB.

4788— CoBifBUA.8 M. }xStf xs, x|ss*

4788— Cbablbs F.,8b. Sept 34. 1458. He is a phyridaa la New Yoilb

4784— Ida S..8 b. Sept s8. s86a.

4788— NXLUB E.,8 b. Feb. 18. x868.

4788— LoBA Janb,! b. Aprfl xs. X889.

8888— SARAH.t b. Feb. ag^ x888. m. Henry L. S. HadwU. Dec ss. 186a. died Aus. id. 1879.

willMst Imbc
8884— MARTHA E.,v b. Sept 19. 1431. m. Umm P. Fage, May 4. 1854. Tbey Hve at

CoifiucWyomiaf. '
8888— JOHN D..T b. Sept 3, 1834. m. Mary A. Shatter, April y, x8fe. They live la '

Cheaoa,nL
8888— WILUAM E.J b. Dec 7. 1838, died Dec 7. X878. aamankd.
8887— THOMAS J. J b. March 4. 1840. m. AdeOa S. Rnger, Sept I4« X869. Tbeyrerideal

Cheaoa, HL

issm.

4780— Bbolam MA7.8 b. May a4. 187c
4781— AiTHVa,! b. Feb. 84. 187a.
4788— Adblla LoaiXA,* b. July a6» 1878.

8888— ANDREW J.,Tb.Jaa. 8. z8«s.di«iJaa.i4«s88x.aBmanied. Several odier childrea
died ia iafiuiey.

169S.* ALBERT* BANTA was bom in Mercer County, Ky. In the year 1831
he went with his &ther to Illinois, with a view' of locating a fium. In the following year
they bought bind at Holland's Grove, on the Illinois river, and Albert returned to
Kentucky, where he married, Oct x6, 1833, ^i^ Rachel D. Comingore,* who was bom
in the same county, Dec 23, 1815. They then removed to Illinois, driving with their
possessions in a big farm wagon drawn by three horMs. He had lost the sight of one
eye four years previously at a fire, and on thb Joumey to Illinois by an accident the
other eye was injured so that he became blind. In those eariy days there were few
oculists in that part of the country, but fortunately in the following spring a Dr. Van

l86 SoftMik GinemiioHi Jacobs AibeH^ Hendrkk^ HtndHck^ Epke.^

Zant, from Utica, N. Y.^ removed to that ScatCi and by his skilHul trcaunent the sight
.of one eye was partially restored. He owned a farm at Partridge Point, one mile from
Metamora, Woodford County, IlL, wheife he died Nov. aip 1850. His widow b yet
livingy 189X9 at Metamon, a cheerfiU, active life.

\

ISSOS.

8888— WILLIAM V;.V b. March 94. sfss. m. Mary Abb Seatle. Nov. 8, i^s* She was

bora to PtBBsylvaBia. Jaa. 5, 1835. Their rssldcBoa is at Salan, Iowa, where be it

amsfchat,

issue

4788 ^ RosiLLA.8 h. i^pill el, X857, died April 4. r874.

4784— ^ALagaT A.,*bu Nov. aa, sfst, m. Flofeaca E. McMOlaB, Sept 8, x88ol

ISSUB.

i^^Ebbb IL,t bu Jaly 4. x88s.
a— M«k WayBe,t h. Nor. «. 1891.

4788— Damxa A.,8bu OeL 15, iSdi, dM Jaa. 3, 1863.
4788— Laicdoii V.,S h. Feb. as^ 18^ m. Maria Maadea. Dee. 3.. 1891.
4787— 'OsCAB A.,8 b. Oct 3. 1867, m. Blank Rigley, Oct. as. x89X.
4788— MABCts A..8 b. Dee. ^ 1870^ died March 9%^ 1874.
4788—WALT8B H..8 b. Sept 7, 1873. *

8848— SARAH S.,Vb. Nov. 3. 1837. diad Nov. lOb xH7-
8841— HENRY.V b. Oct a8, 1839. died Jnly 9, 1859.

8848— LENA,? b. March 13, 184a, ni.TbonasFbwh. May 31. i86i. She died Jaa. xy, 186a.
. 8848— DAVID O..T h. AprO 13. lan. at Mardia C. Baint He is a Baptist MfaOsler ia
VaOovia. Dacator Ceoaty, Xaasas.

IttUB.

4888— Hablan Q..s b. Dee. a. 1869.
488l^ALniBU8 C* b. Jaa. aa, 1878.
4888— Gbobob Robby,8 b. July 8, 1877.

8844- CYNTHIA«T b. Nov. 15. x84is. ai. J. MHiob Tfiplctt, Dee. 5. iSfit They reside at

lasuB.

4888— Etta Tbwlbtt,* b. Sept a8, 186B.
•4884— Hbbbbbt Tuplbtt.s b. Sept aa^ 1873.
4888— Mabt WiNifasn Tbiplbtt.8 b. Jaa. 7, x88a.

8848'-DANIEL,t bu Maieh aa^ 1849^ died Aag. x% 1837.

IBOa* CORNEUUS* BANTA married in 1839, Elisabeth Stine; and married
agaiiif Attgttsi ao, 1860^ Elisabeth Strawaer, widow of Johnson Strawser. He was a
wagon*fluker by trade. He bought a Cum about a mile from the present site of Metamora,
Illiaois» and di^ there November a8, 1878.

^issub bt fibst WIFB. '

*. 8848— OBOROB W.,T b. 8ept 3. i839b Bt Vieiorhi Woir. November. iSdIs. Tbeyrsildeat
Sydney, Nebraska.

lUUB.

4808-Loins.i b. Nov. 13, 1868.
4887— Dbu.,8 b. Jaa. ay. 1878.
4888— Obbomb,8 b. Oct 13. 1874.

8847— CHARLES DELAVAN.t bu Aag. a6. 2841. m. Ellea Aagdetm Low. Oct ss s873-
They live at Panoos. Kansas.

Stvenih Gentrathn; Jacob'^ Albert^ JUmdrUk^ Hetuiruk'^ Kpkt.>^ 1S7

I— AUCK.M b. Aug. 13. 1S74. «U«iil Oet iS. 187$.

a— Martha ANN.i b. Dec 15, 1I75.

3-- Nklue." b. Jan. A lOa

4— >lDA«> U Aag. II, iSSx.

5— GtOKOB Co»NBUUS,8 b. Fab. 15, 1883.

6— Jambs William.8 b. Sapc 9. 18^5.

7— C0LUB.8 b. Nov. ^ 1887.

8— John Hsjiay.t b. Jaa. 19, 1890^

t848—CORN£UUSJACOB.Tb.Daa.fl4. 1847, m. Mary Fobs. July. 187s. Tbarmidaat
Kaanqr, Nabnska.

ISSUE.

4809— LissiB.8 b. Dae. 1876.
4810— Ciiablbs,8 b. Oat, 1878.
4811— HBJtEY.t b. Sapc, x8Si.

ISSUE BT SBOOIID WIFE.

t84f— ELLA MAY.T b. May 93, 1881. diad 8apt 17. 18^

S880— A. UKCOLN.T b. Fab. adi 1843. Qfaia awrdiaBl at Low Pbiac.

S881— JOHN LOREN.7 b. Jan. 31. s8tf. Faimar. MataoMim. HL

t88i8— FRANKUN DEHAVEN.T b. April 13, x8fi8. Qroaar. Low Pbiac. DL

S88S— ARCHIE DEMEREE.T b. July IX. 187a. F(

in.

1608.T JACOB* BANTA mEiried MuithE Kcndig, Muy i* 1834. He was born in
Kentucky and moved to Iowa, thence to MisBoari, tbenee to Arkansas and, after his wife's
death, back to Wayne Co., Iowa. He was a firmer, and died Feb. 15, 18S4. His wife
was bom in West Virginia, Oct 3, 1813, and died Sept 13, 1883. Both were members
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

ISSUE.

8884— ELLEN JANE.T b. Msich 5. xlss. diad Sept. i4 UsS-

t88f-MARY.T b. April 17. X836, bl. j J JSj^ISC'ilff'

«

48111— OaCAB MOEOAII.8

48118— EUCEE ELLSWOBTR MOBOAIC.8b.l88l.

48118— SEVMOITE GEANT MOEOAll.8b. 18^

4811^— Floba Deeeick.8

4811i— WALTSB DEBEtCK.8

I— LEAH.T b. Nov. 1. 1838. m.
of ifaa pnbiifj tfhiMrft
and is a famMf and

She was a school taaefaar to ona
Ha was a loldiar to tha tola war;

48118— RosiE Bell PBTBBSOit.t b. Oct 8. x86d. dfad Nov. so. x864.

4811 V-- Viola Elloea PBTBBsoii,8 b. Nov. as, 1867. bl Edward Joiaphas Smith.

ISSUE.

I— Nora Afana Snllh.t bi Nov. a* 1887.
s— dark AlcB SmidLt b. Oct 83. S889.

4811 8— Claea Pbteesoii,8 b. Juaa it. s87i, diad Oct 14. 1874.

4811 8— EOWAED PETEa80K,8 b. Nov. SQ, I874.

4811 M— Cabbie Altie Pbtebson.s b. Oct. 14. 1877.
481in— Fbancbs May Pbtebsoic,8 b. Oct 17, 1880.

I

lS8 StviuUk GtuermHm: Ja€0b^ AOert^ Htmdruk^ Hemmridfi Epke.^

SS^iS-* MARTHA M..T bu May at. lift. m. Albert M. SoBiili. a frrracr. ia iSto^ Diad SepL

isauB.
48Utt— Habt 8aimf.t b. 8cpt 19^ sIti.

SSif t^HENRY ICEND1G.T b. Oct. a, it^J. diad 8cpt 19^ iffif. teifaa U. S. Anaf.

SSM«— 8USAN.T bu Aag. i« 1146. diad Nov. 4. i&|»*

ttiii— JAMES ANDREW.T bu Jaa. ay. st^g, diad Jma 93, i|s7.

St M«— BENJAMIN FRANKUNJ b. Jaa. t, stsa. diad Jmaj, itsy.

SSiiV-*AMANOA EUZABETH.T b. A«g. I. i|S4. diad Jas^ay. ilS7-

, . ifiM.M WILLIAM* BANTA lias born ia H M rod ib ufg h , Ky. He ■uunicd
Ehriim Pagie, Jan. ijt i&ia. She lias born ia New Hampshife, Oct. la, 1817. He is
a ftnaer livUig ia Wayae Co., Iowa.

Sfii— MARY E.,T b. Maf Ub i8|4. m. FhMda Marion Smrafl. Nov. 3, saty. Hawasban
JaHairiw Ci—ly, Mo^ Nov. rt, itn. Tbay Iva at Waiaaw, Iowa.

4S1S— ^ISMST Emiioif Stswact.* bu Daa. at. stflt.
4S18— Omi WnoHT STSWAsr.i b. 8apt 9b itQ.
4Si4— PloiSMCB N. STSWAST.t b. Oct. 91. itys*
481i«»CaAaLBt laA SnwAsr.t b. Jvly 5, 1877. diad Sept 9b ttjy.
ilii^FaAMK Paob STSWABT.t b. Daa. s sMu
4ti7^Ei.tia QaAca STBWABT.t b. Oct 1. stis. diad Sept y. ittt.
481f«»LAinu AucB Stswast.* b. Jaa. 5. stty.

iM7*IRA.v bu Aag. m, iM^ m. Saiab JaM Wcdo. April it, itys. Thay Uva la Sawal.

48i8^lTAa.t b. Maidiio^ saA diad Aag. ay. stttu

Utt^JOMN N.^ bi Jena Id, itTy.
. 48S1— Aumi laA.i b. Jvly ay. la^a. «

48SS-*EAaL.t b. Daa. s. itto.

4aSS— ALiiA.t b. Feb. as itt).

4aS4^DBLL,» b. April as xtti.
. 4aSS*2inLA.t b. Nov. at. xtts

Sfit^-ALBERT QIDEON.T b. ilS4. diad la stsd.

tttt^AUCER.Jb.JaBa«3.i|sl.m.JametH. Liidfaigios.Maicli9bity9. Ha was bora
ia Ftaadtet Wan Va.. Jaa. ay. s9s6.

IttVB.

48tt*FLor.t b. May 4« xtto^
4Sf7— CLTDB.tbi Maidi 16. itt4.
4aSS-*IaA BaiGaT.t b. Daa. Ub itttu

tttO— LAURA &«T b. Sept aa. 1I60.

CHAPTER XVIIL
aayayTB oayERATXoy.

Ooraaliaa* Joaimea^ Jaeob* Dlrek* Spka,^

• IMO. JOHN CJ BANTA married at Scbraalenbargli, March ao, 184S9 Jane
'. Cole, the only daof^ter of Abraham Cole aad Martha Wcitervelt Slie wai born
^ Aagvat 17, iSaSf and died May aa, 1890. He lives at CrestkiH, Bergea Coaaty, N. J.,
^ aad it a real estate afeat.

V:

ScvfHih Ceueraiiou; ConteliM^ Joanutt^ Jat^^ Direk^ Epki^ 1^9

asea— CATHARINE JANC? b. Nov. 5, 1I46. m. John F. Harinff. Jnly 4. 1869. He U a
btocktmlth at CressluU. N. J.

ISSVB.

4StS 1^ HtNKT D. HAMNO.t b. xSts.
4t8SS--jBNNiB Habino,* b. 1879.
4tSSS--MATnB L. HABiNO,t b. Xitel
4SM«— Rime B. HABiifO,t b. 2187.

U64— MARTHA ELLSN.7 b. Maicb vj. slss. »• Bnjamia C Uwit. Nov. x. xIt^

ItSVB.

4Sta*--JoiiN Danta Lbwu.* b. xtrxi n- Naanlt Smith. Uv« at Oraaga. K. J.
4tStt. William V. tiwii. b. X873.
4SStY-»CoaNBUUS K. LbwiM b. xi77.

CHAPTER XIX.

i SEVCIITR OSNXRATIOK.

ThiHBM* Wlirt^ Wl«rt* Wlart' Spka.^

1070. JOHN THOMAS* BANTA married at SchnuJcnburgfat October 16, 1790,
Tryntie Duriei who lias bom November 7, 17731 and died Angust 39, 1793. On
December 14, 1794, be married agatnt Cornelia Bogert, widow of «— Zabriilde. She
was bom March aSt 1768, and died Jnne a, 183a. . On December 4th of the tame year
he married a third time, Jane Bofert, 'widow of i^>*David* Banta. She was bom March
a8, 178a, and died July 5, 1863. He was a grocer in New York City 1797 to 1804.
He and his wife were members of the King Street Reformed Dutch Church at its
organisation in 1833. He was for many years a Commissioner of Deeds, living in
McDoogall street, where be died August a8tht 1846. His wDl is recorded in the
Surrogate'^ office, New York, Liber 7a, fidio 716.

^issoB ar nasT wits.

tigi^QERRIT.t b. Mafdi xob X79S. m. Hankt TsAhm.

A
tssuB ar SBCoiTD win.

8888— TRYNTXEV (TyniaK b. OcL sx. xraSt bl Pttar M. Bogart. .
8870— ANN.T bu Get al, X797. bl Dower J. WattarvalL
8871— CHARITYt (Qarri^) b. May ao. x8eo, diad fai iBftacy.
8878—JOHN.T b. May aj. xSa4, dIad fai hdhacy .
8878— OERTRUDE.T bu Oat ji. i8qs. dIad July m^ x8e8.

1677. GEERTJE* (Charity) BANTA married^ Aprfl St itoit John B. Wester^
velt She died Mardi 7, 1865.

^ISSVB.

8878— LINAH WESTERVELT.I b. Nov. 9, xlaa, m. Joha Chrittia.

8878— THOMAS WESTERVELT.1 \. SepL 4. 1806, dIad Dae. a8. 18x8.

8877— KEZIAH WESTERVELT.T b. Nov. 5. xlo8, bl Joha Hopper, Nov. 4* xiad.

S90 gfiCTtf dm im f t m / TUmms^ Wiiwi^ WSeH^ Wu^E^

feL J«M 18. tfA tf^ Aas. H
4Mi t-.ifABr BovrsMfeL

Bovi«Mil.Stpc^

Urm. EFPIE« BAMTA annkd at FnflM, Dec Mt I793» Hcuy

\

■I Vmv Tqoc*

.9

4Mf--

IfpL THOMAS T.« BAMTA ouBifad at FnoM, Sept. 6^ iSoo^ Bfaibcdi
Hsfaic; who wm bom Miicii i, iTt^t aad died Maf 49^ 1859^ b it44 thqr becnw
oftWCmnidiRdbracdCkvci^ia the NiBlh Wild, New York. Hewas
tat mmf ytan^ fifiag in the Niadi WanL He Acd Fcii» 10^ 1861, acaily
•«9ta»er

(Bridge^ kL Mar. I. tfoi, flk Joha T. Echnoa. Stpc 4. 1819.

%

bu Nov. 9$, laoi, dtod Nav. «u it4S>
4t80-*EusAaara EcKsasoa,9li. Nov. 19, ititf^ #Bd s^ji.

tSM— JOHN T^V feL Jaa. 99^ laos. dtod Nar. 8S«

» ABSAHAiCT b. iUf. 99. sloj. ak CgnMfti Eckanea. at Saddle ftifer, N. J..
ia98. 8h9 di9d Nar. 9S s9d^

4t81«*>ACasi. ICAau,t|i.Aaf.9bit99bakG9n9tBMC;Nov. 17, it49b

(

Mlt-*M9rg9f9C Jeaa nB9|.9bu Sept 9, UsStak Datid Peltar.Nar. 99^ tlya.

Sevenih GeutratwHj Tkomas^ mtrt* Wicri^ Wieri^ £p/reJ 191

inuB.

I— Jennie C. Fdter.M b. Nov. xo. 1873.

•— Smiili Felter.io b. Sept sx« xSts*

3«»LUa R, Fdter.M b. Sept 3, 1877, cUed in inCaaqr*

4— CbiliUnn E. Feller.M b. Sept. •4, lU^

48M— EuxA ANN,* b. Feb. 17. xSas, m. Gtfiet Van Dlareom. Sept 17. ilSS-
4S8a— Jacob A.,t b. Uuy eB. xlss. mmied tat, Harriet Jane Petcnoo, March,

x|S7; and again, Maria HcwM, Feb. 6, xft^. He isafimnerat Saddle River,

N.J.

tStUB BT nCOMD WIFB*

Mlt— CoffB,t b. Oct 94, xi67. WL Heniy J. Qoetachiot, Dec. ji. ittS*

tSS4— THOMAS T..T b. Maidi W7. itij. m. Abb Hefam, i»^ He was a carman in New
Yoric and died in that dty Feb. at, 1840.

4S64— John T..t b. 1839, died hi 185^
48ii*TBOllA8 T., Jr..l b. x84a, died hii87a.

t88i*CHARITy,7 b. Feb. 9. x8x6b wl Haary FkoeUgb, April 94, SI38.

4Sii«»Eu2ABrni Ann FBosuoH.i b. April aj, x4ai8.

4887--PBTXB DmfA8 FbobuoM bu Dea. si» X84B. KHIad ai'the battle of the

WiUcmanvMays, 1884.
4888-»MAX.TiiiA Fbobuoh,8 b. Dee. x» x844.
4889— JB8SIB FbobuoM b. Anf.'4. x8A "^ AUnrmnhir Keiller, April 7. 1867.

•iSO-*FhiBUyB Keiller.t b. Aaf • ji, x88B.
iSSl^Jenie A. Kciller,* b. April 9, 1873.
eaSS^Harnr Keiller.t b. March fl8, X878.
Mta^Dlanche A. Kefller.* b. Nov. aa^ x88o^
•884— Alaiis Keiller.t b. Dee. 9. 1884.

48i0— John ALvm FbobuoM b. Sept 09* X848.

48tl*HBLBN JB88IB FBOBUOB.t b. April 97. iMg^ at Qeorfi Van Horn, May

a7. t888u
486S— Fluif KLTN Fboslior,8 b. Jnne tA, t9s5» died March 15. x|sl*

t888— DAV1D.T b. Nov. 93. x8i8. m. Martha Vanderfaflt May 10^ x84X. She was bom
Mardi I9. 18x9. He was a nunon hi New York. Uvfaiff at X30 W. x6ch St Iiobi X846
to the date of his death. Ang. xs, x88x. His widow is still residtaif at the same
piaeSf x89ab

I881IB.

486S— John Thoma8,8 b. April X9. x84a, died May ay. x88a.
4884-* Amy Banta.* b. July 9St i<49> dM July ay. X819.
4888— Anna BAifTA.8 b. Ang. 9St iISS*

t887— JOHN.T b. Dec. 3. x8ax. m. Rachel Van Vakn. May u X847. He is a mason and
bailder.livhigata94W.4thSt.NewYorkCiiy. Was Ibr two terms. X896 and 1877.
Picildent of the MedMnlcs and Traders' Sichange. and Ibr thirteen years represented
them as a member of the Board of Eiaminers in the Department of Buildings. New
York. He has been a member of the Holland Society of New York, almost liom Its
date of organisation : President of the General i>*M>>«"* » of Mcchaalcs and Trader
men. and eh^rman of l i m wm i int eemmltteei In *fco* hrffanliation.

■»•

SmmA Gmemttms Ttmmms^ mert^ WuH^ Wiirfi £fUA

4071— jAcaM

w^ Nov* sfl^ i^SS

WauAM^tfeL

dtad April si;, 1I57.

MM. PETER OEGSOOT* BAMTA owried at Scfcnalobnih, Mqr i<k 1796k

, «h* WW boia 1776k aad ded Ifaidi 15, iSsj, ia Ncv Ywfc.
H« dhd in Mcv Y«kk Dec 39, it39.

'.tfc.

«*

Itn— SOUmON FBI»LIGH«tkL

A8BAHAM,VfeL

3li» lis* H* Bvcdal
N.J. DIadiB

N.J^«id

, 17ML^DAVID« BAMTA OMnkd at Sdnakaborih Aprfl 27f I799i R^dMl
▼«i Cktos who m bom Sept. tt» itSi, aad Acd A«g; 27, 1831. Bodi
at Sffcraak a lwugl i ui iSoa. He Acd Aag; 30^ ifaQ.

MM--LKA.f K Hm.m.tm^mL

Pch.14.

48Sf-

40M-*

tttf^DAVID

»».

I— Makv

Va« GiBSSM BOOBST.ifeL OCL t%

BoossT*^ bu Maidi si^ iMtff*
BoossT^s bL Mflfdi 4. its^
BoessT.! bu Jaa. 4 i^jl
BoossT.l bL Maicb ji. si!3|.

EusABrm Bo6«nr.tb.JwMsxM-

BOOSST.t

tin— JACOaf b. Pcb. t% itqs. dfad — ■nriiit, 8cpt 7. lOoi
S8H— HESTES^tb. Dm; ts. itotf^ a. Joha J. Dfw, Jan. •/.
MM*IUVID.tb. Aaf. jH stia dM aaaatfiicd. Kar. ay, 1^
fiM-*iaAAC VAN GlBSEN.fb. Aprfl M. Uig^ m. Haaaab ICadUa

Seuenth Ceneraiion ; mm* Daind^ Wiai^ Wiert^ EpkeA 193

1706. JOHN W.« BANTA married at SchraalenburiBh, Aug. 2i» i8oa, Sophia,
daughter of Jacob Westervelt, who was born Aug. is, 1784. Both were church mem-
ben at Scbraalenburgh in 1809. They removed to New York City, where they were
memben of King Street Reformed Church (Seceden) in 1837, and were living in
Hackensack in 1853. He died Nov. 27, 1859, and his will was probated in New York,
June 36» 186a She died Feb. 17^ 1875.

ISSUE.

t901— ANTJE^T b. Oct 7. iSqs, m. ThsopUhis Bolloo.

MOt— ABRAHAMS b. xSos. died la infiuwy.

M08*LEA,T b. Much «$• s8o7. m. John Van Horo.

8M4— JACOB WESTERVELT.T b. Nov. 19; 1S09. m. AagusU Ledtia Slewsrt.

t90i^WIERT.Tb.J«Bexs,i8xi. WeatWsit Ftabobly in Medesa War.

f 90e— JANE.T b. Aug. ax. xSxj, m. John WalUag.

8907^ABRAHAM.T h. Fab. 7. xtxs, m. Chfflsia Wastervdt, Nov. wq. rt^ She was bora

Nov. 5« xSji, aad diad March P7. 1877. la XS87 ha was ttvbig ia Manhattan Ava.,

BraoUyB.

408O^Rachbx. ElxiN.t b. Nov. X7« XI5B. died Jan. 5, xls*-
40ti-*iUCHtL jAifB,t b. Match 17, XS54, died 8cpt sa, x^
U88-*JonN jAOOB.t b. Fab. s6. 185^ died July 17. xlsl

iM8— DOWER.T b. Apra 9b i8x7. ak Gitty WaHarralL

89a9*CORNBUUS DEMARESTJ b. Nov. a4. xtxi. wl Haariatta WaUtaig. Ha diad
Sepc xob xt4S. His widow Uvad fBraBaflBbarofyaaffslaJaBaSt.,Naw Voifc.

4940— JoiiN.8

4941— COENBUUS L.,8 b. 1843. diad May xs. 184$.

9910 —ELLEN VAN WAGOENE11.T b. Fab. 7. i8ax, m. Joha R. Van Giaaea. who wai
bani Daa. x, x8ao: ha was a fanaar hi Hackantack, N. J., and diad Daa. xx, x883.
Sba diad Jaa. ao, x88i.

XSSOB.

49411— Isaac Van OmssM b. May jx, X84X. Wat la Co. C^ sad Raglniaal,

N.Y.,dBriaf ClvttWar. Diad Oct. 93, x884.
4941 s— ANNA J. W. Van GiasBN.8 b. July s^i X813, killad Fab. ao, X85X. la Iha

Gfaa a w kh Aveaua (Naw York) aehool diaastar.
49418-*MAaT E. Van GiascN.v b. May xo, X849. vu Jodsh A. 2abrlskla. Juaa x8.

x874« of Wortsndyka. N. J.
4941 4— John Banta Van Gibsbn.8 b. Doe. x. x85x, vu Mary C. Haideaburgh,

Oct. XX, x88x.

9911— MAR1A,7 b. Sept. ay, x8a3, m. Paiar P. Bogart. Daa. xo^ 1848.

^tSSVB.

4941 i— Pans Boccar,* b. x84a. m. Mary Matilda Viaelaad. li a masoa.

4941 8— CoaNBUUS Booaar,* b. x844. ol Sarah BriakarheC b a carpaaiar.

4941 V^ John Bogbbt,* b. xB^y, m. Rachel Berdaa. U a mataa.

4941 8— EUFiiBMiA Ann BoGaBT,8 b. x|54.

4941 8— Mabia Janb BoGBaT,8 b. x|36b wl Normaa W« Hay.

4941 >8«. ABBAiiAM Banta Bogbbt.v b. x8s9b m. — — Danaraac It a laraMr.

•

9919— MARGARET.f b. x83X, vu Gaerft W. WygaaL Tbay Uva hi Cotambuc. Ohio.

ISSUB.

4941 n— CiiABLBS Wtoant,8 b. xl8S> diad 1871.

ItlJ.

9p Mm^^

SiVimik GimraiioH; Aimm^ Davut^ IViert^ }Viirt^ EpkiA I9S

IISUB.

TSOi— Walter Jacob Carloek,M b« Nov. 96, 1879.
7S07— Garaitf Do Mott CartoclcM b. Jan. ai, 188a.
7S0S— Eltaaor CariodcM b. Juno ix, 1886.

4M1'— Jaipse LoaBB WBsrtmvsLT.s b. Doe. a» xt37« aa. Amui Maria Do ICoci,
Jiiao oa^ x86s. Sbo waa borm Jiwo aa, 1845.

•MS--Bdarairi Fayaon Wo8larvalt.t b. Sept. a, xl6d. died Juno ay. 18B9.
•SM^ Blaavalt Do Uott Weatonrdt.t b. Sopl. oa^ x868.
iiti— PMar Edwafd Waatarrolt.t b. Maidi 13. zlyau
. SMi— AoBOCta Waatarrolt,t b. Nov. at, 1871*
etS7— Goftrado C. Weatonrdt.t b. July X5« 1876.
•iSt-^Marganc Mary Waitcnrdt,t b. Jnly 3, 1878.
itS9^Tbaodoio llouia|» Weatarv^,* b. Aug. x8, x88o.

4Mi— liAiY Ann WBiTsmTBLT,i b. April 6^ 28561. m. WQUam E. Harper, Nor.
5« 1879. Ho waa bon Juno 4. 1898^

I88US.
•690*Cbaatar Woitarvell Haipor.8 b. Mareb xo, x88o.

iSM— OEORGS LOZX£ll.f b. Sept 8. x8aa.

S041^ JACOB J. LOZOtRff b. JuM aa, x8a8, m. Sophiooia BofCft, Jan. ay. x8ss. She
bom Jan. 9b x|38.

4Ml^TnBODOU FlBUNoamrsBN LosibM b. Aug. X4, xlss*
404t*DATio Clabk LogisM b..Doe. 03, 18561. aa. Maria Deuel, March x, x88o.
Sbo waa bom Fch. ^ x9s6.

•691— jBBMa Dcoal Loalar.t b. Deo. a. x88a
•MS— Alfred Laaiar.8 b. Od. 19, x88o.
•MS— BdMl PafaBor Laaier.t b. Oot. xj. x88s.

4947— Obxtbudb Banta Logiga,8 b. Monh 4. x8s9.
4941— SaniBa Boosst Logisa,* b. Deo. x» x8tfo.
4949— Milton SRVLTg Loaga^t b. July X9. x8^
4999— Ruth Lo8iBa«8 b. May 8, x80s, died July ax« x86s.
4991— CRAaLorrs Longa,8 b. Oct aa. x86d.

17M. ANNA* BANTA mairied at Sdiraalenburgh, N« J., January 27, 1909,
Absaham Beidaxk She died laaa 6^ 1957. *"

9949— JOHN BERDAN.t b. Sept xs. x8xo. m. Mary, adopted daaghter of Jacob Joidaa,
of Ooator, N. J. Ho llvad at 70a Grooawich Street, New York, for nuay yeara.
DIad at Laoaia. H. J^ ia X884.
• . \

IMUS.

4999— Hblbn BgaiiAN,8 wl WQUaia Betta.

laaus.
I— Cbariaa BottB.t

a— Ada Betta,* «• SeyoMor Parker,

4999— jACoa BgaiiAN,8
4994— Jambs Bbbiian.8

196 SevtHth GeneraiwH; JaaA^ David^ WUrfl Wierfl EptiA

Jaoob* DaTid^ T(n«rt> Wi«rt< Spke.^

1738. ANTIE* DANTA married at Scfaraalenburght December 13, 1809, James
•Larimer (or Lorimer). Tbey were members of the church at Scbraalenburgb in 1815.
She joined the church in King Street, New York, December 3I1 1852, at which time
her husband had deceased.

^ISSVB.

M40 -* JOHN LARIMER.T b. U«f n. itio.
ttM— EUZA LARlMBRtT b. Ftb. 18, 1115.
.' SMi— CATHARINE LARlMER,f b. Jum 04. itis.

SMS— JAMBS LARIMER^T b. Uaidi 7, ili7. a. Ellsa Ana Bofd.

4888-»lBSiia LammiM b. Oct. ^ iM^fL
40ii--CaAiLBS Duncan LABtucMb. Aag. zt» stsl.
40i7— Maxia Eusabkth ijuuiiaM b. Nov. li, x86a.

SMTr- ANNE LARIMER.T b. July 6. iStt.
SMi-- JACOB UUUkER.T b. Jvm j^ xt^

1788^ JOHN J.4 BANTA married at SdinuJenborgh, March 6, 1813, Martha
Christie. He died February 17, i8is« ^

ISSUB.

8M8— ELIZABETH CATHARINE,1 b. Sept sdi x8xs m. Uanm AdMrmea.

*' 178^. WIERT* BANTA married at Schiaaknburghi Dec 34t 1818, JaneHarins,
who was bom Sept. 8, 1793. They lived ibr many years in New Yoric and afterwards
moved to Bergen Countyi New Jersey, where he died July 39, 1874.

Si

S9ii-*MAR1A CATHARINE.f b. Dm. si.- xtif, m. JanMS J. DcbmmI. Dm. is 1843.
She died May as. liTB.

PsTsa DcMAaasT,! b. April u. sljo.

M81-*ELIZA.f b. Feb as. i8sa. UaaMrritd; livlaf la 1887.

88it--JOHN W.»T b. Avf. la, sta^* m. Faaaia Q. Danow. She was boia Nov. 4. x84S.
Ha is a woad eanrcr la Ntw Yoili City.

4888— EuiAasTR C.ib. Sept 7. x8^ died Joly a^ xa6d.
4889— GcoaoB A.t b. Dee. i4 s86«i died April al, 187a.
48M^JoaN W., Jr..t b Jaa. a. 1869.
4881-*FaANK P..t b. Mar* w^ 1870.
486S^1Catib J.,a b. Dee. 7. 188BL

6988-- JACOBS b. Oct. 14. 1807. drawaed la North River, July lOb 1I9&
1984— AGNES ANN.v b. Dee. 8, 1809, aaouuried, died July a. s^
9988— DAVID.V b. Auf. m^ zIjb, drowned ia North Rhrer. July xo, S85B.
9989->ALBERT,V b. Attf . a. i«3S, died Sept a, 1838.

ITSe. JACOB J.* DANTA married at the True Reibrmed Church, at Hacken*
sack, Feb. 9, 1825, Maria DrindcerhoO^ who waa bom Jan* 30, 1805. He lived at
Hafkmsarh, N. J., and died April iSt 1868.

^SSOB.

9987-*JOHN,fb.Feb.a8,s8s6,m.MankaJ.Chris8eld,Jaaa5.i858. Noitsoe.
9888— DAVlD.Vb.July3i,xia8,atLeahAiBet»Oct.8.i8sz. He died July 7. 1854. Noisiuai
9989— ABRAHAM.T b. Dee. 17. ttj^ m. Saiah J. Loaf, Jaa. aB. ilsy. She was bora ia
Bath, Eaglaad, July 19b 1830^ Tbey llva ia Roxbury, Mass.

SevtMih Ctneraiion; Jacok^ David^ Wiert^ Wicri^ Epke.'^ 197

ISSUK.

4»e3-Au« KUOKK.K/ u. Nor. •. iijr. m. ) ^ rvt'^ra.aX'ijJi.';? iato.

IMUB BY WVUXt MAItBIAOB.

MM— Myrtle DaaUte K«ney,t b, Oct 9^ 1878.
M97— Mdvflte Carter KcrMy.t b. Jnoe 98. 18801.

MStrC BY SSCONO MABBIAGB.

•MS— Edwin Osear aiilds,t U. Nov. s. 1883. died Nor. 14, 1886.
•M9— EdMi ViolB Chlldi,t b. July 19^ 1884.

MM— GBOBOB WALDBMAB,8b. Feb. !• lUf%,

M0i— Flobbmcb T«ABBi.f.B,8 bw Feb. e$, z8dis.
M0t— Ella F1uiicbs,8 b. Jvae sy, 1867.
MM— Laitba Sstblla,! b. Dee. ^ zByi.

MM— JANfi,T b. April 98, sSsj, ok Janei K. Fagaii, June i« 185a. They reside on Spriaf-
Md Avenue. Boston, Maaa.

iiaOB.
X M0t— Dayid FAOAif.t b. x8S3-

MM— Habby FaoaM b. zIs4*

Mil— MARY CATHARINE,? b. June 04, 1836^ m. Uonaid Saeeden, Manh aa, 1835.
They reside at Harirens n rfc , N. J.

laaus.

M70— Waltbb 8nbbdbii,i b. OcL a4, liss-
. Mn— Maby Layina SifBSOBii,* b. Feb. afi. iSb/f/L m. H. N. Holder.

laaoB.

MMt— Oeorge E. Holder.t b. Manii a8, iByA.
iMi8— John FkBBcia Holder.* b. June ay. 1879.
•M98.^ABdrsw R. Holder.t b. SepL 19, me.
MM«— Harry A. Holder.* b. Dee. a9. i8«9.

M7S— Lucy Ella Snbbdbii,* b. April la, x88s. as. Georfe E. Holder.

•M08— Qeerft E. Holder. Jr..* b. Jnly « x8Si.

MtS— LsarsB 8imBOBN.8 b. Jnne ay. i86d. I

M74— Clabbncb Smbsobx.* b. Sept 8, x868.
M7f — PiiBLUf SNBBDBif .8 b. Maicb ao, X873.

MM— ELI2A.f b. Sept rt^ 1899^ flk CorBettvs Van Horn, of Asbory Paris. N. J.

MM— JACOB.tb. Jan. 30^1843^ aLEnBA.Evaaa.Oet 3. x8yt. They live in Boston. Mass.

M7i— HABBY.S b. 187B.

1787. ARIATJE8 (Adriana) BANTA married at Schraalcnburgh, Jan. 3i, 18301
Abfaham Qy, who was born July 3, 1797, and died April 39 1848. She was a member
oT the King Street Reformed Churdi, New York, in 1853. She died Oct 1, 1885, and
is buried at the old French Burying Groundi north of Hackenaack, N. J.

ISSVB.

MM- MARY ELY.T b. Nov. 14. s880. died Avg. s i8bb.

MM— CATHARINE a ELY.T b. March s. t8a9» m. Nicholaa C Wesierveh. Oct 4. 1849

IMOB.

M77*CA8FBB N« WaaYBBYBLT.* b. April 14. ils4» m. Qaia Loder. Oct 15. 187

f9i StmmA drnxmHrnj Jmtak^ Dmmd^ WuH^ WuH^Efka^

J

gto,^ K gipc 1^ li^ 1, JiJB T iliFiif 1. Apia s i|l»

Cu; JM feu V*. 19; iMi. flk

C CkM feu Mm* I, ityi.

H«

iTMl^|AlllfETJE« BAMTA annkd at nirliwl, Hor. & iSsTt Joh» K.
dkd MndiiS. iis9.

JAME BAlfTA SOMAINE^t b. Mm* M^ ifa9^ tf^

ITML^ JACOB* BAMTA Mnied at Saddk Biver, J«m 7« I<I7* M»ia
He ■■rriiJ ag^iBt Jiaigr a6^ ils), at IltrircBKrIr, So|Aii Rower,
ban Jww so^ itoo^ aad Aed lUct \<i, ilj]. Jiaawy ii, ifaA, he boi^tt af hk
tebcr a fan of 193 aem, at WcK Milto4i or New Foandhiid, ftank Cootr, N. J.
He dhd Jalf I9b (<34> !■ F<fertaf7, 1I43, CaBariHiaacn wen appoinled to dhrida
Uafmi

•MASU.V feu Ai«. 3P. jM» dtad Stpc n. ll!3lL
HENRT.VbLjn.a3>iiia^a-SMakAaclt. -

iMT*SALUE.f bL Dk. n. itm, flk WMm Vaa
SMS -*|ACOaf bL Jalf li. iMl ». AnriiidA Pmy.
SMi— JOSEPH .V b. Aflf. flS s^^Bk dted llMb «, stsi.

-L£VI.VbuJaa.ntf|»m.EBMAMiVMdabooC ifadtedj«lr7.

S€vemiA Ctneraium i Jtenry^ Jaeob^ Wieri^ Wieri'^ Epke.^ 199

ISSUB.

MIS— >EowiN,A !>. July 9. 1857, di«d Sq>L at. 185S.
MIS— Susan Ann.> b. March 9b 1859.

SMI— SUSANJ b. Dm. 13, 1834, m. Samod Aaglt. Sba died May 8. S864. without isma.

17ea.'jOHN HENRY* BANTA married. March 22, 1838, Charity Hopper.
She lias bom Aug. 15, 1809, and died Oct io» 1828. October 14, 1830, he married
again, Margaret Yeury, who was bom August 24, 1810, and died July 8, 1886. He
was a ftmcr, living in 1890 at Saddle River, N. J.

^ISSUB.

•Mf ^CHARITY MAR1A,T h. Jan. s tlsd. died Sept 19, 1842.
SMS— JOHN HENRYJ h. April «, 1838. died Sept 15. 184s.

MS7— JANE £LXZABETH.f b. Jan. 93. 1843. m. Abram Joha Terhuae. Oct ^ 186a.
They live at Saddle River, Bergen County, N. J.

f 0M«*MAOOin Anna TBaMVNB,8 h. Aug. ^ 1863.

MSS— CHARITY MARlA,Tb. Sept. ^1846. m. James P. Denaraat. Dee. 33.1869. They

Uve at Fair Lawn, N. J. No issue.
SSM— JOHN H£NRY,T b. March 7. t8sa. died Feb. 5, \%s.

B«ndzidK< Wlert« Ktedxick* Winrt' Zpke.^

177S. JOHN H.* BANTA marriedt May 12, 1836, Lydin BarthoU; who was bom
Februnry 24* 1818. He was in the grocery businesB at Hadeenaack. Waa Sheriff of
^Bergen County, and also County Collector. He died Nov. 29, 1886. His widow was
residing diere in 1889.

MM— HBNRY.Vb. June 8, 1837. Sk Martha V. Gould, April sy, 1864. He is a mefchaat
(dry goods) hi HadicRsacfc, N, J. He was eiedid Deacon fai die Second Refonned
Church at Hadnnsack in 1867.

I8SUB.

MSI— John IUyMOND,8 bi Aug. 3. xS^ m. Haniat X^ouiia Maidment. Is hi the

fanursaea busfaMtt hi New Yoffc.
f on— Jossra QouLO,8 b. Nov. 3, 1S87. dtod March s 1888.

8M1— JANS TBRHUN^T b. Dee. as« 1839, 'm. Thonas H. Cumndaga, July x4, x86x.
They Hve in Hachensadu N. J.

iOM— HsNay.B. CincMiNoa.8
80S4— Lyoia CVMMfNGS,8diediaxS68.
MU— Spsabs B. Cvmminos.8
iOM— Thomas HsaacaT Ciimminos.8
IM7— AsHTOii Cumminos.8 Died.

80M— ABRAM BARTHOLP.V b. Maich x, 184s, m. Refaeeca Westenrdt. June 97. iMS.
He is a merchant ol Haekeniack, N. J., ol tiie firm of Baata Brothers. He is Cliief
ol tlie Kliu De partmen t and Pivi ide n t ol the Board of C o mmiw ioners.

M80— LiUB,8 b. June s, 1867.
MSI— laviNO W.,8hu April ts 18701
80M— AauAM B., Jr.,8 b. June aa, xiyB.
M88— HtNBV W.,8 b. Oct.a, xStS.
M84— Ma8ION,8 b. July 191 xSSi.

90O Sevmik Gtneraihm; Hemj^ Wtert^ Hininck^ Wwr^ EfktA

SMi-*JOHNJ b. OcL 4. iM. married fifsi. Hdca Matilda Dorcmas. April iS, itdj: a«l
agaia, EoHna Kate BrinheriioC Aug. li, 1174. Ha Bvct at Hnriretwack.

lasoB Bv nssT wirs.

•

MiT— Jonif.«

itti— jAJiB.tbb Maf IS. itTS ^M May jBb liTV'
MM— Edwabo E^
iMt— Hbmst Ratmoho.*

iMl— FBBDBBIGX.i

•j;

StM^COBNEUUS TE]tHUllB.v bu Maidi 5. it49b m. SMik A. Goidd. April 9«k Z87S.

iMt— Conmuvt RosooM b. 8cpt it, 1879.

- * • ^

;^f ;'-l?M, JOHN* BANTA mairied PoDy Wcslenrdt, who was bom Dec 16, 1797,
Md died Masdi j6^ iB6s, at 546 Biooaw St, New York City. He owned a ftrni of
too aoiei at Sleiiiiapie» Bcrfea Co., N. J., bdbre goiag to New YotIl In i826-i839»
ho w» a cannan and tabteqiiendy a lomber dealer in New Yoric City. He died Oct.
10^ 1839. His win, dated May 17, 1839^ was probated Oct aS, 1839. Jane 9, 1856, a
divirfoa of his p rop er ty was made in the OrpliansP Coort, BadDensack, the youngest
child beooonngofage on that day. .

iMl— WlEET.t k Oct. 17. x8i9b diad July ^ sSaS.

8Mt— JOHN JoTb-MaidizS. stet;». Maria Vooridt. Nor. sS. 1843. Ska was bora May sy.

rfta^sadiiadaaghtarorLaeaaVoQridi.aadhitwife EfiaBogert, HadiadApril

SL sSSS. at 309 Foartb St.. Janay Oily. N. J.

^iSSOB.

Mil— Jonn HBMBT.t b. Fab. is. iM4Kul KaHa Raas, July se^ 1867.

MM— Lucas Vooanis.* bi July stfb SS4B. died Mqrsy, 1II4.

MM— DAVio.t b. July sdi ilso^ dtod Nor.a, iSjt.

MM— AoeusTOS.i b. Jan. S. ilS3. diad Ai«. 13, tSss.

M47— Gbo. Washinotoii,* b» Feb. is sIsSt "^ EVn Jaaa Laar. Feb. ss. sSSs.

M48— EusABBTU RvTAN,s b. April i« sSSai

MM— ANitA MAasA.t b. April 16. 1863.

8M8^DAVIO.t b. Msfdi op* iSas. m. Suhhi Lapla. He dtod May 04. tSSi. ia PWatsoa,
N.J.

ISSOB.
•M8t^aABA&8

8M4— ^BARNEY.t b. July as, i8s$, wl Margaiet CadieriBa l^gbloa. at Puialc, MaickaS.
S890. Sba was bara July a$. tSey. la 1888 tbey riiidad at No. a4a Tyler Sc, Pialef-
aea.N.J.

ISSVB.

- M89— Maboabbt Looisa.8 b. Feb. 9b itSXt oi. Hcary Fkederi^ Gekknaaaa, Oct.
t3.»8W*

ISSOB.

6T8i— ICittiaQeldcraiaaa.*b. Aug. 4. f 87s, died July jBb 1878.
8788— Frederick Geldeniiaaa,tb. July ie^ 1877.
8787— LOBaa Gddenaaaa.t b. July i4, 1879.
8788— Jeaale Gtldenaaaa.* b. Oct apb 1881.
8788— Aaaie Louisa GeMenaaaa^t b. Mafcb 8. S884.

SevtHik CtHiratioH; WUri^ Jokn^ Uendrick^ Witri't Rpki.^ aoi

AOAl—- Maky Kuzaiiktii.* I>. Nov. 99. 1853. died June 19. i860.
8088— Jt'LiA,* b. July sa. i8s5-

808S— Hknkiktta LEioiiTON.i !>. Sept 8. 1858, m. Charles Guitave Burr. Nov.
»• i88a.

ISSUE.

a7tO-*KStlio Msy Durr.8 b. June ao. tSSS,

80M--HCNty E. MiLFORO,8b. July w^ i86i, diedSepc ^ 1861.
i08A-*Wii4JAU.8 b. JiiM 19. 186S, died Jolf jBb 1966.
80ie^FRAiiic.8 b. Msidi 93, 1868. died Dee. a, 1874*

SOSi^WILUAMJ b. Feb. 11. s8o8, died, mmuuiiad. Id New Yoik City. Jea. 1. 1874.
SOSt-^WIERT.T b. May 17, 1890^ ou Jemut XeUy. He died Id sSys. Kit widow lives at
New Wen Brifbtoo, Siatea Island.

ISSUE.

i0i7— NELsoN.t b. Oet a4. iS^.

S087^LAV1NIA.7 b. May 4. 1833. m. Robert Miller.
808S— SARAH.T b. June 9b iSas. m. Wmiam Kane.
SOSf — HENKY.1 b. July sa. 1139. died Dee. so. 1839.

ISM. MARY JANE* BANTA married February 19, 183s, William Cidius.
In 1891 they were living at 651 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.

SssuB.

8084-- PETER BANTA CROLIU8,7 b. Fell. S4. i837. married EHsa J. Bergea. He was

oCthaRelbnnadCbnrali. Died April 19^ 1879.

f 0i8-»ELISA JBBOLOMAM CEOUUS.*
fiie^ELSIAWaa CBOUU8.8

iOii^WILUAM ALBERT CROUUS.f b. April 90^ i^
80i8*ELSIANAH CR0UU8,T b. Oct. 14. 1839. m. William J. Bartow.

f OfO^WlLUAM J. Babtow, Jr.8

183& MARIA CAROLINE* BANTA married, November 18, 1846, m^john
J. Clapp.7 He was a lawyer in New York, and died February 6, 1866. His widow
tat many years resided at White Plains, New York, and in 1892 was living at Port
Chester, New York* ^

ISSUE.

8087— JOHN HENRY CLAPP.f b. Sept. d. 1847. m. Mary Jane Ropes, mh Pardy. He it
a lawyer la New YotIl City. No Issue.

8088— PETER BANTA CLAPP.Tb. Oct 17.18401 died Nov. t9bi87i- iJamarried.
8089— OSCAR CLAPP.T b. Jaa. sa, xSss. ai. Jane Taylor. Ooi. 19^ sSys.

• IMUB.

8082— HEjmr Eenest Clapp.8 b. April sdi 187s*
8088— John Jacob Clapp.* b. July 30, 1879.
8088— CABBIE Clafp.^ b. ScpL 13. 1884.

8080— MARU CAROUNE CLAPP.7 b. July sa. X<SS* di*d Maicb 9. «8fio^

ao8 SnfemU Gemgruiiam ; IVWiam^ PaMlfis^ Ntndriek^

willUun* Paulufl^ Hendriek* VTiut^ Spke.^

1888. WILLIAM • BANTA married, January a, 1838, Nancy Eliia Tborp, who
was bora in Stamford, Conn., March 26^ 1808. For many yean he was a well-known
halter in New York Cityi fermeriy on the comer of Chatham and Pearl Streets, and
stthseqnently at the coiner of Canal and Wooster Streets, where one of his sons carries
on«^he. same businen. He is residing (189a) in Willonghhy Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.

si

•» «

SOTTl—HARRlBTT THORP.t b. Od. 97. i^i.
ton*— GEORO£ WILKS.T h. July 84. tS«a, died Dee. 97. ti44'
-'';; 8878 — MaiXIAM. Jr.J b. March m^ 18431 vsnied. June dt tS66. Chariocis J. MafiO.

dsaghlwofDr.A.H.Maciil. She was botn Dee. 31. 184^^ and died Jan. 93. 1878.
Dntef the dvil war he eaUiltd la the 37th New Yoffc Reginieac, and was after-
waidt la the sdi and tadi Cavaby. Was alio on staff duty. He b la the hat
la New York.

• »

I— IfAar AoicBs.8

a— WiLUAM AXTHinLt

3«»EDWAaD WooDaoFV.8

4«»CllAaLsa F..8 !». Feh. v^. 187s died July s6b 1873.

8078*G£ORO£ WILXS.T !». Aug. 7. 1843. aMnled ftnt, EUsa D. Browa, who was boni
Sept 30^ sH^ and died Nov. ao^ 2873; he nairkd agala. Aug. 13, 1890^ EUabctfi

. JkV

issut ar fiisT wifb.
s«»Bdiia A,8 h. April 17, S478L

' 8888 -^AUGUSTA WIUC8.t h. Oct. 7, 1848.
88881— PAUL.Y h. May w. sl^. died Oct. n. xlji-
88888-.CHARLES THORP.T h. Msy tS. 1834. died Marsh 8. t|s8.

laao^ JAMES WILKES^ BANTA married Susan Melissa Drake. He died
August 6, 1863.

8881— JAMES HENRY.Tm.SnaMsidiaMeKBlghL

8#T8«» JAMUS WiLXas«8 h. Oct. d. 187s. died April n« s^4«

iOT8— SUSAN Mbussa,8 hi June 7, 1874.

8877— James HsNav. Jr.«8 h. Aug. 38* 1878.

8878— WiLUAM FBANas,8 h. Jaae 83, zl^ died April as, 1879.

8878— JOMN SiDNBY,8 !». April flS xtto^

8888— Roaaar Roval.8 h. Oct. 31, iSSi.

8881- Bbss» Fbancss.8 h. Jan. 89^ s886i

' 1841. JACOBS BANTA marriedt July Si i843» Catherine Sophia Harris» who
waa bom November a, 1823, and died September 13, 1856. He married again, Sep-
tember 30, 186a, Lttcetu Shreves, who waa bom September 4, i8ao. He is in the hal
bttslncas, and resides in Brooklyn* N. Y.

^ issuB ar fiaar wtru.

8888— MARV TUDOR^T b. Dee. 14. 1844. died Sept id. 1837.

8888— WALTER WILXS.T b. April 8. 1847. m. Emma Louise PM. He is a bookkeeper,

Sriag la Brooklya, N. Y.
8888— HENRY HARRIS.^ h. April 9^ iM^vl Ea^ Elisabeth Preseott, Oct. et, 1868.

Sivemik CiHtrathm ; IVUiiam^ Paulus^ Hendruk^ XVurf^ Epkt.^ 203

ISSUR.

•OtS— Hkk«ibtta EMlLY.i b. Sept. za, iMg, died March aS, xSts. •

iOtt— Cajiounb,* I». Joae as. ttTU

iOli—TiiBOOOaB Stbwabt,* b. Jan. 14, iMj^

§••§— Hbnby Hakbis.1 b. March i^ tkjt, diad Sapt 17. i«77.

MS6«»Samam ToraAM,t b. Jvly 96b sBtS.

t08i— THEODORE ALONZOJ b. Oet t, 1851. dIad April €. iSgx, to Chicago. UL
S088—FRANK PUROY.T b. Fab. zl, ZI54, diad llajr »^ zlss.
tOST-* FRANCES EUGEN1A.Y b. Fab. 17. 146, diad April ao, z«99.

ia«8/ HARRIETTA HANNAH* BANTA mani^, November 30» 1843, Peter
Shttte. They are liviag at 988)^ Labyettt Avcmte, BrocUya, N. Y.

tOeS-PETER WILKES SHUTSJ b. Oct 84. it^j. m. Haida Van Noilmd, Jna 4,

1161. NolBiBa.
S0S8— HARRIET AllBUA 8HUTB,T b. Jaa. a^. iM^.
t08S— BUSHA MORGAN 8HUTE,V b. Jna at, n^ m. Adaito Kalycr, Dae. j. 1874.

fOST^CMABLBS EuaaUl SllUTB,t b. Oct ss ii7&

iOM— Hbnbt Clay siniTB.^'b. Joae w^ laya.

iOM— Hattib 8iiUTB,t h. Oct 9Z, sia4, dIad Jalr^ sl«s*

SMI --JOSEPHINE SHUTE.T b. Nov. « msz. ai. Janaa DIelria. Jr.. April aa. sUs*

tMS--EUZA ANN 8HUTB,T b. Oat 4. Z«SS-

tost— EMMA LOUISA SHUTE.T b. March 8. i«9S, ai. Thomaa Cobb. Jr.. Jaoe id, illx. ;

latUB.
8M0— EiiA LomaA Cobb.* b. April 4. saaa.

t084— MARTHA WASHINGTON SHUTS.T b. Dae. a. iHg. a^ Haaiy Pteakaay. Oct
tOti^ELLA AUGUSTA SHUTE,T b. March 14. late. au Alftad Shapaoa, May tj. sl«s* '

8081^Nblub Avoubta Siiipaoif.t b. Jaaaaa, xlM.

CHAPTER XX.

BIORTH GENSRATIOlf.

Ooroallaa* Jaa* Oomoliiia^ Jaa* CorBoliiia* ^pko.>

1868. FREDERICK BRUCE^ BANTA married Rebecca Pearce. He waaa car-
penter in New York City, and about 1825 both were memben of the John Street M. E.
Church. She died Feb. 8, 184a, and he died Dec. 17, 1874.

Smob.
8M8l*CORNEUU8.t nu — . They Sva at Lyaw. Caaa.'

taiuB.

88t 1 > ^ FBBDBBICItt

8081t— AiiBUA.f

M91 1— COBIIBUA.t

104 Eigkik dnmUmm; Canaiius^ Jan^ CanuHus^ Jan^ Cortutliat^ EpkiA

•• « •

••*••

k

$099*-— WILLiAM D..* m. ; deceased, left one dftughler.

$099'— ROBERT.!

S099«— MARY.I m. ; dtecosed, left three small chfldfen.

$099*— FREDERICK &..• !». May 4. 1840. m. Anna M. Lay. Nov. 14, i%fy He enlisted te

Coespeay C» •6di RegimenC C onne c t ku t Votaateefa. Anf . >$• xMa ; was a Sergeaal.

aad was womdad at Port Hudson. La.. Jane 14. 19^; nraslerad out Aug. 17. i%fy

Ho ii a carpenter, and lives at Lyme, Conn.

IStUB.

999i«— CiiABLBs L..9 b. Dee. ay. i9fi&
9991 i— WiixiAM P.,t b. July 93. i968.
9991i— LniB Am* b. Oct. IS. 1969.
• 9991T— DiNA U.9 b. Jan. o& tiTi.
999f *— FLomsNCB A..* bi Feb. ix. z97S.
9991«— Fkbobuoc B..« b. Jan. x9. 1979.

. . PotaH Jaa* OokboUiis^ Jaa* OomoliiuiS Spko.>

* i ia6B.^J0HNY BANTA %ras boni nt Hohokus, N. J. Ho mirriod Rachel Foot, ;

who died Nov. 99, i923. The children named bdow were bapdied at AcquackenondE, ;

N« J. He icnflved from New Jersey to New York City, where he died Nov. !$» 1S29. i

«*PBTEft,J.«8b. April aO. z9i4, m. Catherine Quadnabmh. May ly. 1934. She

benatRiveidak.N.J..anddSedJan.si97y. Her wiU to recorded In the Surro-
. ftt^i Odtoe la Bergen County. Liber L, folio 99.' He ttves at OradeU. N. J.

IMUB.

^ 9i9t«^AMAHAM ?..• nu EOa Jane Bogert, April. i|s9. They live in Newark. N. J.

ISSUE.

' 9T9I**Pster A..M b. July. x|s9. m. Pbdie' Hngbson, Sept. Ms. She died
March. M^

ISSUB.

7911— Bv8iuda.U b. Sept d, 1SS4.

9791— DavM B..ltb. Jan.. i9te.

9799— Charles M.,lt b. June, s96s.

9794— Mary Elsle.lt b. Sept. xS68.

9799— Margaret Aan.is b. Oct. 1973. died Ang.. 1977.

9799— Robert Le Roy.M b. Sept. xSSOb died March. X994.,

9999— Rachbl Anh.* b. Aug.. s93y. m. Aaran T. Remsen. July x. i9fi&

9994^ Jomi J.,« b. July. tS4X. m. EUan S. Hnklle. March s9. 1969. He died

999T-BWIA ANN.tb.Jan..y.x9i7.m.jJ; ^^^ST'

isstiB av nasT MAtaiAOS.

9999— ALniBUS McViCAa.* Uvej at No. xss i9ih St. Bullklo^ N. Y.
9999— GaaAao McViCAa.* lives at No. 946 Pennsylvania St. BuShlo. N. Y.

issoa av sacono icAaaiAoa.

9997— Horv.S at R. D. RolT: lives at Oraaee. N. J.
9999— HOPP.t at Robt Carotbers Uvea at Tonawaada, N. Y.

9999— JOHN J..S b. July y, 1S19. m. Rebecca R. indllps. July sy. x9s9. He died Sept ss.
s9^ Hto widow lives at Qraage. N. J.

Eigktk CtHfraiioH ; Petcr^ Jau^ Comilius^ Jan^ CarMiKas^ EfiiA SOJ

IMUK.

5009— CiiAMLCS Wkslky.» b. SepC t. 1840. m. Ellen WilUamt. June 15. 1864.
5100— Ariadna H.,* b. July 31. il^e, died Nov. 5. 1860. .
5101— RoBBKT Ls Roy,* b. Oct. 14, 1844, "»• Marianna Beach, Nov. 94, 1869.
810t — I^LLV RsBKCCA,8 b. SepC 8, t85X, m. Praadt Eugene Burton, SepC fl6b 1871.

I8SIIB.

OTOT— Liila Burton^M b. Auf. s iMs.
8100— Raktta.* b. Oct. n, 1859, m. Charles R. Vincent, Aug. to, 1881.

18M. ADAM^ DANTA mmrried, August 6, 1814, at Acquackenonckt Catherine
Vreeland, who was born February 3, 1795, and died August i6| 1834. He was a ear*
man in New York City. In 182a he bought 3a lots on Great Darn, now Ward's Island,
in the Boot River, N. Y., which he sold in 1823 ; fab enlisted in the United States
Army, and was last heard of in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

8000— PETER ADAM.8 b. &epl. 17. 1818. nu Caralial Brittoa. April 14. xi40- Sho was
bom at Rahway, N« J«, Oet x, tSax. For auay yaan he was coaaected whh the
Pallee iMoa la New Yofffc, aad*wai Aaiistaat Captaia. He died Feb. ao, x884.

\ ISSOB.

§104— CMAaLBS,* b. Joae aB,*x84X.

8108— HAaaiBT Cabounb,* b. March w% x844, died Juao xa. M/i.
8108— ALraao PBTBa,t b. Doe. X4* x847, m. Ceidelia Day. April X4, xOya. Lives
at Rahwqr* N. J.

8788— Alfred Charles.18 b. Aug. x. X87X.
8788— Herbert Day.it b. Aug. 9. 187$.
8770— AUce Fradericks.18 b. Jaa. id^ xOt^

8100— JANS ANN.8b. Sept xj. xOsx, died Aag. aa. xOq.

180^ DAVID VJ BANTA was bom m Chrisde Street, New York*City. He

married Eliabeth Martin, who was bom Sept 19, 1807, and died Dec. 27, 1868.

In 1842-5 he was a dock builder, living m Charlton Street, New York; 1846-7 in

Vandam Street; in^i84S<-S4 at 179 Prince Street Was a carman in rt54. He died

February xo» 1856. |

issvs.

8118— JOHN MARTIN,8 b. June 90. x8e8,m. Endly Wfatterbia, He died May d, x«54.
•8114— MARY,8 b. JaB« n, 1830^ m. James Mackaario.
' .8118-rJ»ENRY.*« b. Sept 3. X838. m. Celhi V.RerBolds, Sept 04. 1154. She was born
Dec w^ t^ and died Pec. xd, X875. He te a piastmr and decorator, ttviaf la
New 0urtiaBit N. J,

ISSOB.

8107«-ELLaN'B..8 b. Oct w% xOss. died July w% X864.
8108— Maby,* b. May 3. x8s7. died Mayaj. x8s7.*
8100— COBJfBUA F.,8 b. Dee. d. X859, m. Geo. A PBiaiaoB, Doe. X7. x87^
* 8110— David D.^* b. Peb. w^ i86x, m. Mfayaie Spenriit
8111— £jfMA,8 b. March 30^ X863. m, Charles L. Storm, Nov. 30, 18861
8118— Jambs H.,8 b. Sept. xx, 188s.
8118— Chablbs E.,8h. May 31. x8d8.
81lt— Db Witt C.,8h. Jaa.^j87ab diedSept. xj. J187B. '
8118— Ro^ ]i..» h. Sept 1%. i%j9L

8118-DAviD,8b.May9.x834. ...

8117-PET£R,8|i. July d, X83& *Dled.

8118— £UZAI)E1*H *M..8 b. Dec x«, X84S. died Feb^Oi i88a Uanwrried.

1871, PETER'' BANTA married Cdta Willtaint» January 15, 1831. She was
bom March 11, i8iO| and died May ao, 1884. For some years he kept a hotel at
White Plaiasi N. Y. He died in New York, January 20^ i88a.

^ issue.

8118**ADBUA,i h. Nor. % iSjt. m. John Qatadd. Jen. xs il54*
8180— MAROARETTA ANN.t h. Aug. « x«S3. aied Aaf . as, xiS4.
8181— EMILY FRANCES.! b. Aaf. 93. 1933. died F^ ^ xlss-

8188— PSTER.t h. Msreh flS siA m* Msry AagsUaa Flitels. Sept s il9»- Hedisdjiiljr
14. 1869. at WhUe Flalas, N. Y. His widow diad Dae. 9. zS8s.

ISSUB.

8118— PtTBB Looma,« h. Jnaa 3. iMo. Uvas la New York.
8117**FaAMas F..9 h. Mareh a3i sMa. UvasteNawYoriL

8188— JOHN DILUth. Maicb x. z83t. m. Naasy CaidllBa Harris. fHw was bora at Cross
Rivsr.N.Y..JaB.X7.sM- Ha te a diamaa. mkUaf la New Yorii City.

ISSUB.

1118— Cblia.9 K Oct zo. xt4.

1118— JORM Dill. Jr..9 b. Juaa x8. X869. died Dae. 9b X869.
•8180— William Caulowbll.* tt Aaf. a8. x8n-

8184— HANNAH MEUS8A.t b. Marsh s s8«a, m. Jossph Dodga. FA aa, xBda.
. 8188—ABRAHAM HOPPER.t b. May 9. xM.
8188--CBCEUA ANN.t b. May d. X843. died Sapt a8. X849.
8.18T— MAROARST DtniLLA.t b. Oat X4. X84& m. Joha Y. Bahv. Oat a& x87a Sba

dladJnlys.xS43i
8188— MARTHA ETTA.t b. Oat a. X847. diad Jan. 14. x849b
8188— MARY IDA.ib. Juaa aatX^oMirlad ftntWUBamnadi. Sapt X.X869: aadagaia.

Joha H. Sargeaal, Oat 3s. xtTy. Sba died Joaa xs xtTi.

ISTS. WEAKT^ BANTA (also known 9a George W. Banta) married, December
ao^ 1837, Martha Melisaa HoveO, who was bom at Philadelphia, Pa., September 10, 1833,
and did! Jujy 9, 1888, in New Haven, CoRR. He was an engineer in New York City.

ISSUB.

8188— PBTER.tb. Nor. 83. x838.m. Sarah Jaaa Hard, Avg. 14 xtH- For Us laaoad wife
**:':' baoMiriadMargarsttaBaaaay. Aag. x8,xt7e.

, 8181— OBOROB WBART.t b. Oat xx. X84X, m. RossBa Sophia Nonaaa. March 84. x863,
who was bora la Leadaa. Baghuid, Sapt 6^ xl4a. Ha Is a printer and newspaper
pahMxhaTt ttviag la New Havaa« Coaa.

ISSUB.

* •

8181— Gbobob Wbabt* Jr..s bu Dae. a7. xS^ Is a priatar la Tasas.

8188- WiLUAM.* b. Fab. 9. xSdy. died Feb. aa, xS67.

8188— MiaiAM AUCB, t b. Avg. xS. 1S68. m. Bdward Ofhatae KMUaad. Oct 3. xSSS.

S184— FBAMBLni Nbwmaii. • b. April S. xSts.

8188— NoaiiAit.f b. Nov. 9. 1878^

8188— AanuB WmFiBLX>.s.bu Fab. Mb 1S79.

8188— WILLIAM HBNRY,t b. Dae. 3. ti4S. di^ Sapt ty. xSSa.

8188— ANTOINBTTB DUTILLY FARRBAR.t b. Sapt ax, xa4S. died Aag. a6. xS4tf.

8184— MATTHIAS W..t !». May aS. XS47. died Sapl x. XS49.

8188— EDWIN PERRY.a b. AprR aS, iSsx, oMiriad 8nt Sarah Aaa Qibsoa. Joaa ay, XS70;

aad afida, Sarab W. High, Feb. X. xS77.
8188— JOHN SPENCER.* b. Joaa 84, iSdx. died May w^ iMffi.

• 818T-WILLIAM.i b. Nor. S. 1S63. «l J J; ^^gS^!^

8188— RICHARD HOVELL.S b. April as iSfid b Kriag te New Haraa. Coaa.

Eighih Generatiam; Piter^ Jan^ CorniHus^ Jan^ Canulitts^ EfieA 207

1873: ABRAHAM HOPPER' BANTA married Mar)' Jenkins, who was born
May 39 1819, and died October 31, i88a He was an engineer in New York, and died
May 17, 1878. \

IttUB.

8188— ANNA EUZA,l b. sM.

8140— WlLUAKf .• b. Feb. as. tH^

8141— ABRAHAM Hm« b. May ix, sM. died Oet ry. xlS3-

8148— MARY ANT01NETT£.« b. x9S3. «• Ridmid Bdwaid Maddn, May 3, xtSou

I88UB.

il8T— FLoasNCt Jaboinb Madocn,s b. April i4. 18^

8188— Chailbs Aemstbomo Jaroimb Madobn,* b. Oet 13, sl9s*

8188— Edith Jaboiiib Maddbm,* b. Oei. 13. sl9s*

8148— CARRIE LGUISA^t b. xlA »• WaUam M. PMais, StpL 7. ittx. They raslde at
540 E. sxyth Slieat, New Yorii City.

8180— Cabsib Elbabbtm Pbtbbs,* b. Jely a, s8te.
8181— EBjfBST EvoBiiB Pbtbbs,* b. Jvae 96^ S884, died, x8|s-
8188— Elmbb M. Pbtbbs,9 b. April t^. xMO.

8144— LYDIA.t b. 1498, diad x86o.

1877. JOHN HENRY7 BANTA was bom in New York, married in April,
1836, Abnirm Griffin Chase, who was bom in Cayuga Coonty, New York, in 1814.
He removed to Mobile, Ala., in 1835, and is still restding there (1893).

VSSVB.

8148— MARY ELX2ABETH.t b. July. xi3S. m. George WaihlagiOB Pfstela.

1188— Hbubibtta W. PiSTOLB,t b. Oet xa. x8te.
8184— Fannt Pistolb.* h. Feb. sa, x86e.
. 8188— John B. Q. PisTOLB,t b. Feb. X4, 1866.
8188— JBSSB FiAinLUN PiSTOLB,9 b. 8cpc, xMy.
818T— Gbobob Waltbb Pistoxx,* b. 8cpc, xM^.
8188— Clabbmcb Hbnbt Pistoi.8,9 b. 0€X^ xSTa.
8188— WiLMBB Pistols.* b. Nov., xOts.
1140— Jambs Shbltoh Pistolb,* b. April. x877'
1141— OUTBB 8SI11IBS PiSTOLB.* b. May X9, tSIa

8147- HENRY.ib^Oet^ xS4eiim. Ella HIggins la x86x. No
8148— ALMIRA ELEANOR.! b. Jaa.. 1843, nu Alasaadar BhMlcbuni PIsiola. Tbay ttve
la Mobile. Ala.

8148- EDwm L. W. PiSTOLB,* b. PA x8. x8yx.

8148— JBSSS O. PisTOXX.* b. Jaa. 7. X873.

8144— Alicb May nsTOLB,t b. April s^. xOts. I

8148— Almiba C. Pistolb.* b. Oet. aS. xSyy.

8148— Bbbtua M. Pistolb.9 b. May y. xOla.

8148— JESSE CHASE.* b. Nov., X84S.

8180— JOHN EDWIN.* b. Maicb. X848. diad Oet., xBya.

8181 -AUCE BEDELL.* b. May. S85S.

81 88 — PRANKUN PIERCE.* b. Mareh. n^ died Sept, x«99.

8i88-GeORGE BEAUREGARD,* b. Jnly, i86x, died April, xMs.

John* Wiert* Oomeliua^ Jaa* OomtUufl* Spke.^

1884. WEART7 DANTA morried, April 24* 181 1» Sylvia AUeii» who was bora
Nov. 99, 1795, She b said to have been a descendant of Gen. Israel Putnam. Weart
Banta had a bakery and confectionery establishment in New York City. He died of
cholera, in that city, July as, 1832. His widow maintained a fitthionable boarding
house ixk New York lor many years, and was very highly esteemed.

ISSUB.

818Tt--BUPHSICIA MARIANS b. Mareh as. iM. m. Jacob HmkI VaadefbiU la 1894.
Cipt. Jacob H. V^adorbiit is a btolhtr of Goauaodoca Coradfait Vaaderfaflt, aad
boni oa Stataa Iilaad. Sapt a, sioj. Iln. Vaadarbik It dateribad as oaa
'whoaa parMBal and niaalal charaia, Joiaad.widi bar wfcia iptaad bancvolaDca,
r a laadar la loeiaty » aad at Iba nma tima balovad of tha poor and dit-
." Sba diad Nov. a. i^. Capt. VaadatbOt te yat Hvfaig oa Stataa latoad.

ISSOB.

s— Bllbii VAMDBaaiLT,* b. Jvly 31, iSjl, ou Hcnaaa D. Caesar.

1— PMBp V. Ciaiar,^ b. Jana at. iS66^
a— Eflka Ciaiar.is b. July 17, 1873.
3— Sylvia Ciaiar,it !». Nov. aa, 1S7S.

a— Cuuu VAaosasiLT.* b. March s, s847» n^ JasMS McNaaNa, fHw was ban
MarGb3i,iM.

ISSUB. •

i^Piydi MaNaBMa.it b. Joaa i4 itT^

a^Jasiia MaNaaiaa.it b. Sapt xs, stTS.

3— Janas McNamaa. Jr..it b. Sapt S. 1875. diad Sapt aa, 1873.

4— Jamas Lawreaea MeNaBMa.it b. Aprfl at. XS83.

3«-JaGoa HAm VANOBaaiLT. Ja.,t b. tist. ou Mary

8187S— SARAH.t !». Jaa. i<^ 1S18. m. Alfaraca Skfaiay CaiUas. May aa, iSsp. Ha dlad
N0V.4.1S47.

81iT*— JOHN.t b. MarEb 7. tisob n^ Lydia Wbaalar, Maith 7. 1844. Ha was a ihip-baOdcr
at O ftw m rlia, N. Y., wham ha dlad Jaa. ax, xl84.

ISSUB.

t— SYtVUft m. Haary Marray, of Chathaat N. Y.
a— Lorna.tni. Evarit H. Paaka. of Cbaihaat N. Y., Jvly 4. xtTj.
3— HBLBii,t at Joba Gaidlaiar, of Now York. Sapt X4, xjyi.
- - 4**LouiSA,>ai. Shaoa Gaidlaiar. of Stayvasaat H. Y.
3— EvfiB M..t m. Mania Hotallag.

glt7^«»EL12A]|ETH.t bi April at, xiaob at Asa Cartla, Aag. 4. 1845. who was bon la
Sttailbfd, Ceaa., Daa. xdb 18x7. Ha Is a awfchaaC la New York Clly •

ISSUB.

i«*Wbabt Putnam Cuans.t b. May a$. 1846^ dlad Fab. xx. 1S7S.
a«»ALGBaNoa Sidnby Cubtis.* b. April 4. 1849. bl Ella H. Jcwett
3— Cablylb Asa Cvbtis,* Ii. May as. 1859^ at Maiy E. Glbboa.

8167t**8AMUEL.tb.Dcca9.i8as.atCharlettaWbadar. Ha sarvad la a New York ragl-
awat dariag tha avS War. Ha died Oct. 1873. His widow rssldes 1 1 Albaay.
N. Y. .

Eighth Ctmraiion; Jahn^ IViiti^ Com^Htit^ Jan^ Cmnglius^ Epki.^ 309

IXSUK.

1— WKART.t b. AuCm i86i. m. Nacmii Evmu, July a, 1887. Ik* i» nn enf^inevr in

New York.
8— Maktha,* b. Mardi 17. itt^
3— CUUULt

4— SARAii.t m. William Dctleriliif, of Dover Plaiai, N. Y.
S-EllMA.f

SltT*— WEART.i b. Jan. 96» 1I06. m. Henrietta C. Goodwin. He was an artiit. fornieriy
of New York, and afrerwaidsof Stroudiburgli, Pa., where lie died Oet. ao^ 189B.

lltUfi.
X— May DAifT.8 b. May 6. ia6a.

8«*WBAKT CLBVBLAJfD,tb. JUB* I7. 1368.

j^Flobbncb Silvu,* b. Jane xs. 1864.
4^QooowiN,* b. Match jx, xMI.
5— Allbn,9 b. March as ti^
6— JBSSIB ETHBUt b.' April w% xtyi.
7-* Abciiibald Robbbt,* b. Feb. 4. xtyy.

3167T*LOUISA,8 b. April is, xSal. m. Hemy 8. SaBmeli, June ax, x8sx. He wai bon In
Bennada, ABf • xo, ilxy, and roahlad for many yean at Clifton. Staten Iiland. N. Y.,
where he died SepL a4, xl9a. Hto widow ttvei on Staten laland.

ItSUB.

x~ Habbt Samubls.* b. Jvae bx, xlsa. liyac on Staten litand, N. Y.
a«» Hbbbbbt SAicuBL8,t b. Jvae 4, X856L Uvea te Brooklyn, N. Y.
3— Hbbman Samvbls,* b. Aptil 19, XI58, deeented.
4*-FUDBBiCK Samubls,* b. March d. xa6e.

$«-* RAI.FIi SAMOBLS,t b. April % Xidl.

6^ John Samubli,* b. Feb. x. xtya,

tl67S*MARTHA PUTNAM.t b. Jnne xa, xlsa. m. Hermann Rkhard Daltter. May xa,
x«SS* He waa bon Feb. d. xltfb

I— CLormuiB PmnAM ]lALnBB,t b. Juaa at, xlsd.

B— HBX.B11 Viounr BALTiBB,t b. Sept ib. iWgL \

3— LOUIBA MABIB BALiRBB,* b. Attf. p. Xi6a
4~£BNBflT ViCTOB BALTZBB,t b. Aof . 7* XM3-

OoKDBllaB* Hamdrick* OoisbUxis^ Jaa* Ooiaeliiuis Spki.^

1891^ HENRYS BANTA xnarrkd bi Hadceniackt Aug. a, 1818, SaUy TimpioiL
He was a bimcri raiding with Ms fiither on the ancestral fiirm at Sluckup, N. J. (now
Spring Valley), where he died SepC 13, i82i» in tlie twenty-third year of bis age.

\ ISSVB.

3177— CORNEUUS,t b. March X3. xtX9. m. CatherfaM Terhnan, SepL 3a. ia4X. They
oaited whb the chttreh at Hackentacfc, April, x&tQ. and now reside at Spring Valley.
N. J.» on a part of the originnlliirm of Ida anentoTk

tSSUB.

il50-*8ABAii,f b. Jan. xs. x&is. died Ang. 8. ijm.

ilil— £LLBN,f b. Sept. at. xg|4« »• J«1mi J« De Mott. Dee. 3X, XI4. He was bom
hi xt4X. They live at West Hackansaek.

ISSUB;
X— Gertrvde DeMottM
B— Catherine DeMotLM
3»Jaae DeMoctM

310 EigM GiueraHoms ComeUiu^ Htudnck^ CmmtUns^ Jam^ C^nulins^ Epke.^

ftlftS— LviiiA,* b. Nov. aS. 1845, m. ncnjnmin W. lluylcr. Dec 31, 1863.

ISSUB.

t^Waiiam Huxtor.M
•— CathcriM Hvykr.M

ilM— HBNBT.t b. Jvly 19. tSsDb m. Mary Moore, Jan. m, 1876^

ItSVB.
JolUI lioOtcM

§114* ABBAHAM,t t. Hm. ^ i^ dM Nov. x^ 1I861

I1A§— LocAi^VooBHBBS.* b. Anf. 3X. xlss^m. Hdomi ChfMei Jan. ao, sMa.

Sha was bon Attf. 31. I^SS* In x88t ihay Uvad at Walhalla, Oconaa

Comrty, 8.C

lasuB.
x-*Maada W..>8 b. Nov. 16^ rtla.
a— Ediih.i«b. Oct s. iffa.
3— ConMiia IL,M b. April 14, 1814.

§!§•— SxaAH EutABSTH,8 b. ABf. x8, xlS7* n- George A. DeBam, Dec. xx. 1878.

lasuK.

X— Cowad F. DaBaaa,i8 b. July 30^ 1879.
••^Jolui I>eBaoa,i8 b. August, t88x.
3— Henry C DaBaaa,i8 b. July xy. 1883.
, 4-Marga« DaBau..ii

S17t-*LYDIA VAN SAUN.S b. Sept xs ttax, m. Jamaa G. Cadmus, Oct a4. 1839. Tbey
fisida at Clifton, PMsaie County, N. J.

* \

§187— Sabaii Eubabbth Cadmus,* b. Dao. aa, 1840. m. Jacob W. Van Riper,
. Nov. X3. 1861.

I8BUB.

X— Walling Van Riper.M b. Feb. xoi, X864.
B* JanMS Cadnnia Van Riper.M b. July 4, 1869.

§1§8 <— Gabbbt J. Cadmus,* b. Daa. as, 1843. m. Agnes Ann Outwatar, Nov. xo. X87S.

ISSUB.

Mary Blabath Cadmus,l8 b. Feb. 5, X877.
§1§8— Bmma Cadmus,* b. Aug. xx, 1850^ m. Adam Hopper. Oct ao^ 1875.

lasuB.

i^Uda Cadmas Hopper.l* b. June x, xStB.
a— Edna S. Hopper,i« b. Feb. 84, 1883.

§1§0— Hbnbt Banta CAouus«8b; April X4, x|S9.

§1§1 — Habribt Cadmus,* b. June 13, x86a, m. William Henry Brinkcrhoir, Jan.
I8,x88y.

Jolui* SBXidriek* Oomaliiui^ Jaa' OoniBUuaS Spkt.!

ISOdi HENRY^ BANTA mnrried Catherine Low, Dec 9, 183a She waa bom
May 16, itoi, and died July io» 1886. He was a fanner nnd lived near Doonton, N. J,
His children were baptised at the Reformed Churdi at Boonton. He died August 14,
1879, His win was probated in Morris County, N. J., Sept 139 1879.

Eighth GiHtratioH ; Johu^ UeHdrick'^ CaruiitHS^ Jau^ C&nuiiHS^ EphiA 2\\

\

ISflUK.

3179— ISAAC VAN SAUN.* b. Mardi ap. tSai. marrifd first, I^uise Smith; and asain.

I Anna Maria Ikocfa. He was a fanner, Uvinf near Beonton, N. J., where he cUecl

Sepia %% iMfjo*

laiuB.

I— Anna Louisa.*

a— Hknky Smith.*

S180— RACHEU* !». Sept. 3, iaa4. mmiarried. Lives at Doonton.
till — JAN£.« b. Feb. ao, 1887, m. John Stone. She died Feb. 17. 1I71.

X— Hbnby Stonb.*

a— Louisa Stonb.s ou Phflip D. Esder. *

318t— JOHN.i b. Sept. a7, xii^, m. EQiabelh Eteanor Van X>n3me. She died Oet, xSga.
fie to a fivmer and aMller at Doonton, N. J.

ISSUB.

I— Rachbl MitABBD,* b. Jan. at. xB^. ou Frederick Weifand. Nov., xBqz.
a— JciHN VoBiiis.t b. May a6b zBtb^
J— Gbobgb £••• b. Jan. 7. xBtC.

31U — EIJZABETH,* b. Nov. ax. zSjx. m. Daaid D. TompldBS.

3134— EDWARU.i b. Aub. 6. 1833, m. Mary Caroline Osbom. He to a farmer at Boonion.

N. J.

ISBUB.

s«»Chablbs,8 m. Ida M. Calvert, Nov., X889.
a— WALTBB,t m. Lena De Hart March. x888.
3— Euiiu.t

3133— CATHERINE.* b. Match 9. X837. m. HoiSce N. Van Dnyne.

ISSUB.

X— Fbbbman H. Van Dutnb,* as. Moasle Crane. x886i
B— -Hattib M. Van Duynb.* m. WOUam Sosith, X89X.

3183— JEREMIAH.* b. Sept xx. x843. He to a fhrmer at Doonm, N. J.

3137— HEN RY.* b. Dec a6. x84tfb m, Susan O. Marda. He to a fhrmer fai Doonton. N. J.

ISSUB.

X— Anna U.* b. Jones. x86s. died Dee. %% X884.

a— Fbank Nm* b. Feb. so. x869k m. Dora Vraaland, Nov.. x89a.

3— Hattib B.,t b. Feb. X4. X874.

4— Rnoda M..* b. June xa. xStS.

. N

1894. JANE^ BANTA married at Schiaalenburgh, N. J.» April 1, 1830, Abraham
J. Demaresit who was bom Mardi 12, 1796, and died May 3, 1888. She died Febru-
ary 17, 1871. X

ISSUB.

•Ut-JACOB A. DEMAREST.i K J««. .5. «*«. «• j i |SSh vin^A aS'". rt«'

ISSUB BY riBST WIPR.

3138— John Hbnbt Dkmabbst,* b. AognsC a4, 1S5X. m. Sarah Jane Vreeiand.

Ancnsi 8. 1874.
3138<*RoBBBT S. DKMAttRST.t b. Marth 9^ X853. m. Mary Fou'ler, Feb. as, 1878.

ISSUB.

Henry J. OenMf«at.i* b. Jnae s3i xBt^

ISSUB BY SBCOMO WIPB.

3134— Katib Dbnabbst,* b. Sept. 4. 136$. died July S4, 1866.
8133— Mabia Jamb Dbmabbst.* b. Jan. ix. x8tt. dfod Jvly as. x888.

Ill Eigkik G4Minai0M; JMm^ iUmdrkk^ Cmuiins^ Jau^ C^mtllus'^ Efki.^

.J

• .. • - • .•
I' .

S180— JOHN A. DKMAREST.w b. Jan. 17. 1893. m. Hester Deniarett. Mandi 17. i8si.

He died Nov. ^ itTt. Noisnie.
3180— DAVID DEMARKST.n !». April 10. 189$. ». Annie l1ior|M, Dec y^ 1848. No iisuc
tl91— HENRY BANTA DEMAREST.i !». Dee. 99. 18S7. m. Fanny Conklin. Sept. s. 1857.

I8SUB.

818t<— Hkstbk Dsmasbst.* I». Jnly % z8s8.
iliT— AMMiat DBiiAKftST,8 h. Nov. 4. 18601

tltt— HELEN ANN DEMAREST.t h. Jum 19. 1830^ m. SmnmI J. DtMrast. Sept. 19.
. 1890^

I I880B.

81ft— Abbaham 8. DCMABBJT,* b. Jiilf 8, i8sSt »• EBa Jaat Doremw, April
•8.187s

i88UB.

Lmy A. Dtmar«i,i8 b, Jqm 19^ 188$.

818t— Fbancm M. Dbmabbst,8 b. Nov. w^ i8S4« m. Mary Ellen Flinnan, July
4. 188QU

188UB.

Francfa Edwaid Denuu«st,i8 b. May % iMU.

8178— Racmcl Janb Dbmambst,* b. Aag. 9, i8S7» m* John A. Wcstcnrolt, May

17, i88s.
8171— *Davio N. Dbmabbst,* bi Jan. as >86a, m. Alien Blanvelt, July w^ 1884.

I88UB.

Veda DMwatMt,i8 b. Dee. ai, i888i

817t— Cabbib Dbmabbst.* b. Sept m» 1868b

f X78— WiLLiB U DBMABBST.t b. SopL w^ 1868. died Jnao 06. 1869.

8174— Jacob L DBMABBsr.t b. Nov. ao, 1^

8178— Nblub Dbmabbst.8 b. Sepc «. 1873.

tltt- MARU JANE DEMAR£8T,t b. July ay, 1833. m. John Blaavell, Dee. 13. 1853.

• I88UB.

8176"*Sabaii BLAinrBLT,* b. Jan. 3, i8S4« »• Wmiaai E. Middleioa, Nov. 1. 188a.

lasuB.

1— OanBea LandoB MlddleioB,lt b. Sept. s 1888-

a— Viola MlddielOB.18 b. Oct 9. 1884. died Feb. ^ 18861

3— VirgiBia OlaBveic MiddlalOB.li b. Jnly 3. 18861

8177— JABB Anii Blaovblt.* b. Ang . 19^ x8ss*

8178— BaiBUifB Blaovblt.i bi Oct ta, i8S7t ^M May ap, 1859.

817t— LmiB BLAUVBLT.t b. Sept a. 1839^

8188— JAMB8 NBL8ON BLAinrBtT,* b. Oct % 186a

8181 "-'COBKBUA BLAVTBLT,* b. Nov. 19b 1864.

818t — Hblbra Blauvblt.* b: Sept 07, 1887. died March aa, 187a
8188— John A. BLAUVSLT.t U July at, 1870^ died Nov. ja* 1870^

8184— RBClNAtO TlLCilMAN BtAOVBLT,* b. April 7, 1873.

81M— ELIZABETH DEMAREBT.t b. Daa. y. 1836b wu ABMrt F. Hariof. Jan. ai. 18601
Ha wat bon Oct ao, 1833.

I8SIIB. '
8181— MABf HABiNO,t b. Oct 13, 1881. nt Joeaph J. Manh. Mareh 3. 1885.

Edwnrd J. Maiih.i8 b. Aprfl 8. 1886L
8184- BowiN A. Hamiiig.9 b. Nov. 8. 1876.
8188 -ISAAC DEMAREST.8 b. Jan. 33, 1839. m. HmteciB HoborB. April 13. 1884.

Eighth CeueralioH: John^ liiudrick^ CantiHui^ Jau^ CorHiiius^ Epkt.^ 313

IHXUR.
5117— HII.AII 1>KMAKKST,*I>. Ni>V. 14, 1886.

S19e*AnKAIIAM DEMAKEST.M b. June 7. 1A41. m. 4«4RligabeUi« Iktnta. Dec. 30. 186$.
Noil

OUtart* Hendrick* Comeliiis^ Jaa> OomeliuiS Bpktt.^

1000.' HENDRICK7 (''Rick**)^ BANTA, married at HackeiMack, I>ec. 30, 1830.
Elbabeth Cooper, second daughter of Henry and Elisabeth Cooper. She was bom
Dec 13, i8oO| and died March 131 1858. He died May 39, i86i«

^ISSUB.

8188— GlLDERT.i b. Dee. 8. iSaa, m. AgiMS Weiienrdt, Auf. 7. itsx« He died fai 1883. at

nobolwnc N. J.
8188— ELIZA.8 b. Nov. sa. 1884. n. Isaac J. Bogert. May aSi 1843.
8888— JACOB.«l». April 83. i8e7. Died ia Newark, N. J.
8881— MARGARET.i b. Get 7. 1830. m. Jaeob 8. Losier, Aug.. 1849.

.fOf-LEAH.. U ApHI 7. lis.. «. j i SS^.'bSSSS: Jt S J&
8888— HANNAH,8 b. Aag. 3. 1834, m. David J. Demarast. Match sj. ifss-
8804— RACHEL.* b. April 10. 1839. m. Jacob C. DriadMriMlC Jmie s. 18601
8808— HENRY.ib. April 15, 184a. Wasasarveyor. Died ia Newarii. N. J.

1008.'' JACOBS BANTA, married at Saddle Rhrer, N. J., May 15, 1833, WiUiamse
Ackermant who was bom Jan. 5, 181 Si nnd died Ang. 14, 1844. He died June 4» 1863.

ISSVB.

8814— GILBERT,* b. April 3, 1835, ml Chriitiaaa Briaekerfaoff, May lo, 1^ They art
Maf at Eagl e woodt N. J.

ISSVB.

818T1— RALFtt BaiNCKsaHorr.8 n^ Leah C. Blaavelt. Jaa. i, iSSi. They live at
HighhuMl. N. J.

issvs.

X— CcffB,i8 b. Feb. 15, 1884.
a— Joba R..18 b. May a^. 1886.

8818— ABRAHAM.i.b. April is s837. »• Mary C. Vaadcriiecfc. They ttve ai Spriaf Valley,
N. Jm an a part oC the origiaal fium of hit aacesiors.

ISSUB.

8188— Wli.HKLMiNK,t b. June 19. 18—. au Joba H. Christie. FelK 3. 1886.
8188— Raymond VANDBaascK.* b. May 3, 1869.
8188— MAaoAaarrA,* b. May eg. 1878.

Danlal* Handiick* Oomeliiui^ Jaa* Oomaliiui* Spka.^

lOOas* ELIZA Y BAKTA, married at the Greenwich Reformed Church, New York,

Jan. 31, 1834, Henry Mabie.

^issua.

8888- DANIEL MABIE,! b. Doe. 4. s8a4, m. Josepbbie Demarcst.

ISSVB.

5181— Gaoaoa MAaiB.8
8188— JONN jACoa Mabik.*
5188— Mraas Masib.*

5184— JOSBfHIIfB MAaiB.t

214 Elgkik GnumtiM; Hauiei^ ihmdrick^ Cpntf/Jas^ Jan^ CorHeliMS^ Epkt.^

SSai— MARGARET MADI£.t died at the ace of 15 yean.
SiSS— MARIA MADIM m. Jolia Demamt.
MM -PETER MAD1E.V m. Ann EUia WoUkJU.

IttUB.
519i— Gkokob MAaiB.t

5190— EXNI&ST Mamk.*
taS4^LYDU MABI£.t h. A«f. t7. x%^ m. HeteUah Albcfts. oTMoooatihie, N. J.

mVB.

519T— John ALSSMTf.*
\\- flN— Ann Albbsts.*

\.\\ -.« taSi^ANN MABIE.tm. Henry Hentef.

' \ laivB.

§299— Maroabrt Hbmino.*
M09— John Albbkt HtmBiNo.*
iiOl— Libbib Hbbbing.*

190e.< JOHN BARTH0LF7 DANTA mBiried, Nov. 3i, |833» CBthBrine Cooper,
dBttghter of Albert Cooper and Mary Ackermmn. She was bom at Millbrdt N. J.^
SepL 17, 1S17, and died Jan. 5, 1874. His second wife was Ellen ConkliUt b widow.
She died Avgust, 188O1 without issue.. He was a carman ibr a number of years in
New Yorky living in Morton Street He returned to Hackensack, where he died Nov.

ISStfB BT FIBST WIFB.

•iM— DANIEL,i h. Aug. sB. 1834. m. Rachel Stfanoa, Jnae 17, 1937. She waa bora 1S37.
He was a caimaa. Uviaf at No. 10 Coraelia St.. N. Y. He died Nov. ey. 1884.
. Hit widow pm midcs hi New York.

ISSUB.

iiOt— John GaimTH.* h. Aug. si, 1458, m. Roia J. Newcoiab, Oct. 9^ 1884. Ho
It a carpenter, and Bvet ia New York City.

ISSUB. *

GrUBtfi N.,M h. Nov. is. x8^

IMS— ftTBPtiBN S.,« b. Aaf, a, 1860^ m. Mary F. Seward, Jane 13, 1883. Ho to a
ptamber ki New York City.

tiSt«» ALBERT J.,8 hi Aag. S4. 1838, m. Joaa Betrs, of BridBSport, Conn.

Bonrj* Hendrick* Oomellua^ Jan* OomeUoBS Spke.^

• 1917. HENRY t BANTA married, June 29, 1839, Anna Maria Williams, who
was bom Jan. 37, 1821, and died March iSt 1887. He is a frrmer, living at West-
wood, N. J., fai 189a

'* ISSUB.

8Mf^ELlZA DEMAREST.t b. Sept 19, 1840. m. INrter Dwyea, Jr.. Dec. 5. i|si- ll«
nvetalNaauet,N.Y. She died Sept, 18881

ISSUB.
CHABI.BS EOWABO DUBVBA,* b. Attf . 18, 188$. |

8888— JANE MARIA.8 U Sept s tM* m. Jeromiab Carlock. April 7, 18601 Tliey live ia
Greenville, N, J.

Eigkik CeHeruihH; ihnry^ Utndrick^ CamvUus^ Jau^ Corudim* Epke.^ 31$

IhliCIK.

ftS06«-MAiiiA Ann.\ Camun:k.>U 1861.

AS07— John Edwin Caiiloc:k,> b. 1863.

M08-— Sciiuvi^M Camuick,* Ik 187a «

9S09— lUaiKL JANK Cakluck.* b. 1871.

ftaiO^CllAHLKS 0%RMICM b. itts.

8S8T— I1I2NRY SCHUYLER.* b. Sqil..ia, il44, m. Caihcrlae Laviaia Yeory. May 19. iMy.
SImb «ras bora ai Saiklle River, May 31, 1848. Tlicy live at Waitirood, N. J.'

I8SUB.

iSll— lDA.8 b. May ay. 1869.

SS81— LAURA ZADRlSKIE.i b. March t^ 1846^ died Feb. 7. i'Sb.
tS8«- CATHARINE ANN.i b. AprTaa, 1848. m. Jolia V. B. Terbuae, Sept 1^ 1868.
They ttve at Havrthone. N. J.

lasuR.
MIS—Lauma TEttitUNM b. July a. 1869.

SM0—GARRET H0PPER.8 b. July ty. 1849. died Feb. 14. 1I90.

tt41— BENJAMIN DURYEA.i b. Jan. 14. t8^. died Oet 3. 18561

8S4a-GARR£T LYDECKEK.8 b. April X3. 1858. m. Carrie BeU. May 17, x886i Sha died

Dcceniber. 18881
3t48— EDWARD CALVIN.t b. Jaa. 84, x8S4. »• MUini* Amstraaf. Juae s s^Tt. They

live at Fncack. N. J.

laatis.

itl8*HBaBBrr.t b. March. i88qu
8tl9-^EowAao Calvin. Jr.,t b. Dec. xs 1881.
itS0— HowAMD (or Henry) GuuoH.* b. J^laicb. 18S5.

1S44— ALICE LAVINUis b. Jaa. 14. 1855-

8S4«~EMMA LOUISA,* b. AprO d. i^^ m. Joha Nangle. Oet 19. 1876. They live at
Rkl|ewoodt N. J«

I88UB.

Annvm Nauolb.8 b. 1883.

3tU— BENJAMIN.8 b. May la. 186a. m. Sarah E. MeCaiker. April 13. 18S5. They li«« at
Coingaoa's MHIs, Bergen Cooaty, N. J.

I8SUB. «

GauBOB EtMBB,t b. i88y.

SS47**CHARI«ES AUGUSTUS,* b. Jvaa 17, 1881. died Oet 7. I06i.

OormUhb* Jaoob* OontBUuB^ Jaoob' OoniBliiiB' SpkB.^

t

IMO. ELIZA JANE7 IIANTA married at Acquackenonckt Dec. 31, 1834, John
J. McCleece. She died Oct 3^ 1848. The children named below were baptiied at
Acqiiackenonck, N. J« ^

l88inB.

8888-CORNEUUS Mc!CLEECE.* b. Nov. 18. 1836. m. Hdea A. Vaa Riper. December.

18601 Noimia. *

8884— JAMES McCLEECE.* b. July a. 1838. m. Kate H. Smith, April 4, i88y. She waf

bora hi BrooUya, N. Y. lliey live hi KraakUa. N. J.

I88UB.

8888— EtBBBT W. McClbbcb.8 b. Maidi 19, 1870.
8887— JAMB8 H. McClbbcs.* b. Oet a, 1873.

»

SSftS— ELIZABETH KfrCLEECC.* b. Feb. it, iftfO. m. Henry Drown. May 93. 18(10.
They live inDloomfield. N. J.

I8SVB.

ftttt— Jambs C. Bmown,* b. Jma. la iMSt m- Sous DeHart.

'••' * . ISflVB. •

Sophim D. Browa,tt b. Match w^ ittj.

iSat— EVKSBTT H. DBOWN.f b. Nov. at. ittt.

3ti€— CHRISTINA McCLEECE«t b. June aa, it4X, m. FVadeikk Greenwood, Aug., ttyt.
' SMT— .LAVINA McCLE£CE.t b. Oet 3. it4a. m. WBUam H. Cadrona. June, itts. Hhe

% dMAttgual^biMS* '
,;>:4 '} ttf6**.MARY MATILDA McCL£ECE,t b. Sept tt. it44. m. Ambroae F. Harvey, Oct..

^ ItSUB.

9f to— La VINA F. Habvby,* b. Sept. a4« ityi.

tSai— Claudb W. HABTBY.f b. Sept. 14, 1873, died Dec. a, it86.

iStt—C AlXBN Habvby,* b. April, itytfi

IMO. JOHNY BANTA numried, June 13, 1844, Rachd Ann Frederickt who was
iMMrn July iSt 1824. He died October 31* 1852.

. VltSOB.

88t8- JANE ANN.* b. May 14. it4S. aiad Feb. 17. xtya.

tSM— WM. H£NRY,t b. Oct ay, it47. m. Mary CadMriua Ptalon, Dec. ai , ityi. She
was bon Auf • 14, xt46. They live at FVankMa, Eiiai County, N. J.

IStVB.

iS88— Hbnby Fsbobbick.* b. July 15. styj.
tS84— Ambua GtASS.t b. Sept it, itys*
iSti— JANB ANN,f b. April 4, ityy.
t888— LoTTtB MAY.t b. Oct 7. xt79b

tStT— lUaiBL EUSABBTH,t b. Auf • «$, itts.

tS88— FANNiB,f b. Jan. 17, itts.

8881— SARAH MATlLDA.t b. Match 3. itso^ died Nov. a. itsi.
8888-CATHARINE MARlA.t b. Auf. a. itsa, died July as. ilS3-

. t'-

Jiueob* Jaeob* Oomeliiui^ Jaeob* Oomelittt' Epke.1

lOST.^JACOD J.7 BANTA married, October aa* 184$, Hannah Catharine Frocligh,

who wat born at Saugerties, N. Y., July ao, 18249 tnd died February 1, 1892. He it

i^ the real estate business in New York City.

\

ISSOB.

8888«*MARY E..* b. June a. 1847. m. James Morriioa. Dee. 3b» 1875.

tfftSUB.

t888— JosBPH T. MoaaisoN.t b. Oct it. ityd.
8840— Jambs MoaaisoN.t b. Aug. so^ ityt.

888T— HARRIET C..* b. Oct is. itsi. m. David McChuihaai. Oct 30^ itys.

IttUB.

t841— Jambs M. McCtumiAM,* b. Sept 13, 1S75.
8888— SUSAN K.fi b. Nov. x. itss* »• George D. Shaw, June st. it74.

Eighth CeneratioH ; Jacob^ Jacob^ CorutHus^ Jacob^ Cmmeiius^ EpkeA ^\^

ISKUK.

5248 — Gm.\i:r Gkkknw«m»ii Sn.wv.th. June 33. 187s.
A243— Maudr M. SiiAW.tt b. June 90. 1878.

3269 * EUGENE J..i b. Feb. n. x8s8.

1030.^ RACHEL MATILDA ? BANTA married Martin A. Scott Me was an
engineer, and resided for many years at Greytown, Central America. His widow now
lives in llackcnsacky N. J.

ISSUK.'

2270— CHARLES D. SCOTT.« b. Sept. 16, SI51. m. Kraneet E. M. Sailer. Nov. at. 1874.
Sbe was bora at Grejrtowa, Oct. le. 1855. Tbey liira at Greytoirn. Ceairal America.

issus.

2242— 'KRANas I*rk€:t Sctrrr.t b. Feb. ao. 1876.
2246— Ixiuts Martin Scinrr.t b. Feb. 8. 1877.
5247— Fi.urrkc:x Kuitii Maud Scott.* b. June 84, 1878.
5242— Charlrs Kmanurl Sc:(i¥t.» b. July s8. 18801
2249— Racurl May Scurr.t b. Aug. 5, iMs-

2S71— WILLIAM HENRY.i b. Sepc 1$. sHs. died Sept 16. 1459.
227S— WALTER M..* b. Oct. la. 185$.
2S72— MARY J..8 b. Sept s8. s8s8, died April jo. i8tf.
2274— LOUIS PERCY.* b. Jaa. 19. x84«. died April 11. s886b
I 2272— IDA SC0T1\8 b. April la, 1867. died April ja. 1867.

IMO. JAMES HEAT0N7 DANTA married, November 4f iSSi* Harriet Amelia
Bell, daughter of John Bell, of Piennont, N. Y., who waa bom March 7, 1832. He is
a carpenter, Ihring at Tenafly, Bergen County, N. J.

ISSUE.

2S721— GEORGE WASIIINGT0N.8 b. Oct. 4, ilsa. m.. Joaa 15, s8Si. Margaret Adallae
Hariag. He is a carpealcr at Sparidll. N. Y.

lasuB.

S— EoiTIl HARilfO,8 b. Joly 5, s283. died la lateqr* •
a— Fmivd.8 b. April 3, 1891.

2S72S— WILLIAM AUGUSTUS.* b. May 19. 1856.

22728— WALTER SCOIT,* b. April a. 1858. m. Rebeeca II. Dome, Nov. ^ 1878. He to
a caipentar at Tappaa, N. Y.

ISSUE.

1— OsCAE Devob.8 b. Sept aft, s88a
a— LiLA.t bi Attg. 4, 18S4.
3— KliNA,* b. Sept 15. 1884.

2S724— ANNA MARY.t b. April 7. i26s, m. WlUiam I'M Hariag. of incrmonl. N. Y.,

1»41. JOHN J.7 BANTA, of Hackcnsack, married. May 13, 1856, Margaretta
•I)cmarc»L tic was fnmcrly a fiirmcr, then held a position *in the Custom House, and

now resides in Hackeitsack, N. J., where he b^m the police force.

/

ISSUE.

2S72— WILLIAM WILLIAMS.* b. July o^ as7. m. Enaaa Hopper. Nov. ai. 188$. Is a
•ebool teacher at I llllidalai N. J.. (1889).
.. * 1277— DAVID ]bEMAREST.8 b. No¥. 3. 1859. ai« Leiith Stalls. Dee. as. 1883. They Uve
'la Stockton. CaL

•■B^^^" * ISSUE.

22iV^CM22.t b. D^ aa.' i284.

2i8 Eighth Gtiuraihm/ Jac^ii^ Jaco^^ Conuiins^ Jaeob^ Conulius^ Kpke.^

>«■

•27a— MARY LOUISE." b. March 19. 1861.
8ST8-ELMKR UI^SWORTll.t U Nov. a. 1M4.
32aO-HERUERT.i b. FcU 7. ilTS.
t%% 1 —ANNA,! b. May ai. 1871.
SSSt* EUZADETH.I W Aprfl tj. 1I7S.

IMe. WILUAM SAYREY BANTA married, March 1, 1852, Mary Jane Torbett,
who was bom November 4, 1829. He was a produce merchant in New York. He
died ia New York City, April 2M872. His widow is Uving hi Brooklyn, N. Y.

ISSUE.

8814— ALBERT ZADR1SKIE.I b. Jan. as, 1854. m. Lala Dagfett, Jna. aa. 1S88. She was
bora Feb. 7, 1S71 ; h a daagbler of Thomaa Weit Daggett and Mary Ann TOImaa.
He h a fimer».mkllag ia Hofry Covaty, South Carolina.

■r -

ISSUE.

Thbooobb MBLViN.t b. Feb. t/f^ 1891.

8818— WILLIAM 8AYRE,8 b. May 30. i«ss* He baa the agency in New York of several

large Are inaiiranee TTtnpanfti
8818— CHARLES JOSEPH.* b. Feb. a, ils7. died Jan. 17, 186a.
^^ 4 8817 —MARY ISADEL.8 b. Nor. 9, iM^ died Feb. 3. 186a.

8818— ANNIE ELI2ABBTH.8 b. April jn. sSSi.

8818— CHARLES J08EPH,8 b. Oct IS. s86«. Reaides to Soodi CaroHaa.
^- 8880— MARY lSAfiEL.8 b. May a6^ i86tfi died Aprfl aa. s86^

1M7. JACOB CALVIN Y BANTA, married Ui New York, Jan. 2, 1853, Sarah
Ann Hopper. He is a photographer at Vineland, N. J.

issua.

8881 — FANN Y.8 b. Aug. 11. iSss. diMi Match ai. 1I58.

8888— ULUE.8b.Dee.i9.ilsS.aLDavidJ.WIngMd.Jaae3a.i8aoL He ia a photographer
to Wltaitogton« Detowara.

• , ISSUE.

s— Hakoui WiNOnBU>.tb. Mayy. iSSi.

a— Sakau Mat WiaonELO.t b. July 03. 1884, died Nor. 18, 1884.

3— David Cot-aaaT WiNOFiBU>.t b. Doe. la, 1888.

1960. THEODORE MELVINt BANTA married m New Yoric, Feb. 17, 1863,
Cornelia Crane, who was bom Feb. 14, 1843. He entered the College of the Cty of
New York at its opening, January, 1849, and completed a twi^year coone. He was
an accountant for several years. In April, 1858, he took charge of the actuarial work of
the New«York Life Insurance Company, and In 1863 became Cashier of that company,
which position he yet occupies. He is Secretary of The Holland Society of New York.
Is also a member of the St Nicholas and Huguenot Societies, the New York and
Long Island Hbtorical Societies, the New York Geiieak>gical and Biographical So-
ciety, and of the American Historical Assodatkm. Is a fellow of the American
Geographical Society. Has been lor twenty years Superintendent of the Sunday*
School of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church of Brooklyn— the largest in the State,—
and President of the Board of Trustees of that Church. Has been President of the
Baptist Social Unkm of Manhattan, and Treasurer of the Baptist Itodal Union of
, Brooklyn.

EigkiA Gtumt/wM/ Aibcri^ J***"^* Cfinu/ius^ Juiw^^ dfrHfiias^ Ejkke.^ 319

IML*K.

33S3*AUKhKK,i> b. ScfN. a. %Uiy dinl Vv\u m. iHTm.

33Si*MAY.H U May 1. 1165. Was gnulual«il Inim Wcllv»lcy i'tilli-fi«*, Mnsm. in C1aa»

3383— KKK1E.I b. Oct. 3. i367. Was gnduaicd ffom Wellctfer Ciille«r. Man., fai Clan
of 1391.

1000. MARY CAROLINE V BANTA married Robert G. ComeH, for many yean
a coromimioD mcrdiant in New Yorkt where they su1l rende. He is a Deacon of the
Baptist Church of the Epiphany, has been President of the Baptist City Mission So-
ciety, and Trcasiuer of the Soothcra New Yoric Baptist Association.

issoa.
3383-TH|^DORE BANTA CORNEIX.S b. Jaa. 93. tSSi. ak AagMa Monoa. Dae. ss.

3387— CARRIE CORNELL.S b. Jans 19. sSd|. '

3383— URAOE 8AYRR CORN£U«.s U. Kct. 19. iSSft. m. James Ball, Dae. ts. iSga.

3388— MAKY CORNELUt h. 8epc 6, sSSS.

3880— ROBERT GWYER CORNEUU JR..ih. Sapi. xj. 1873.

3831-BESSlE CORNELUt b. tfepC 191 1873. ,

I* Abna* lammal^ Ateaham' OovaoUu> Spka.^

BOSa ABRAHAM Y BANTA married at Ramapo, April St 1S40, Mn. Margaret
Van Horn, who was bom May at, i8aa They live at Ramapo, N. Y., where she
united with the Rctemed Church hi i8s8.

issva.

8888— WILUAM.t b. Feb. 19, O^i. m. Ellsabath Masaa. May s, xSte. She waa bera Aac
4»i3|S. Tbay live at Mahwah. N. J.

8878— SaaAM C« b. July hm3^ ak Jeha 8. Rows. iSS^.

3874— WiixiAM Ct b. July a4. x3fis

3878— ABaaai.s b. Nov. aS, 1S67.

3878— ALaaar.* b. June ay. 1378.

3877— Prraa a.s b. Auf. sa. 1874. disd AprO aS, i379b

3873— MAT.t b. Apfffl ay. S877.

3878— Oaoaoa W..t b. May ai. xSys.

3838— LiU4a.s b. Aprfl 191 tSSsw

3881— PaARKUN P..t b. Sept. 3. iSSs.

3838— ETsaarr R..t b. A«8- 9Si s83b.

3888— Blamcbb &•• b. March p. M^

8888-KMMA.3 b. Match ss. 1847. m. Joha Vsleadaa^ ApfH i36&

3380— SARAH' CORNELIA.i b. OaL aS. xl90^ ak Pkisr C KaaMi. Oet.. sSSS. Shadkil

Oet.s.sSfl9b
3881— ABRAM.t b. Fab. 17. xSss. ai. Sophfai Vaa DIsa, Fab. s3y«.

CHAPTER XXL

EIGHTH OBNERATIOH.

Jaaoa* Kmax^ Bobti« Aiio« Bobti3 Xpko.»

8105. JAMES^ BANTA married Hammh Westwood WOllamaon, daughter of
Rev. Moses Henry Williamson, a Scotda Presbyterian Mhiister, of Berwtck-on*Tweed,
Scothnd. He 'was a millwright at Ucica, and at Rochester, New York, where the
feUowing named chOdren were bom.

Eigkik G4mnUi9m; Jama^ Simmm^ Siba^ Awu^ Siia^ EpkeA

ISSVI.

JOHN HILL WILLIAMSON.! b. July i«» SI44, m. Rachd E. DuMnbcrfy. SIm
«M boni fai N«w York, J«ly 7. si4-w He bn «dtafflal writer and compacr, Uvtog
ui BiOQhljfB* N* ■• .

fff f .jo«N William,* II 8epL s, t§^

Mat^iUCHBL liAIIAII,*!!. MaiCll JOi itTl.

MtT— Mabt BLOAsmLt b. J«k «, liys.
I8M— Habiv Van CMT.« ApiB M, il|9b
im — <lmnmnw ALOmo.* tab SenC. aB^ sMi.

Sttt^llAJUON MATILDA,! ta. Match 17, O^. a. Awk

MaWavflle, Mtata.
MM— ELLBN THEODOSlA^t h. sijo. dM te

Tbty Hw at North

j^ tUL ANDREW J.7 BANTA nnritdt Jaauaqr it iMi, Muy FianUin.
atii Hvisf al Warfcworth, Ontario.

SapLiiiSaaa.

They

MSS^JAMXS F.,! tab 8apL i«, sa6i. m.

*; «j

Dblu* ta. Fabb 9b Mfl^

MM— THB0006IA A.«t tab Jaik a. im% m
MM— BMlLY^ta. Nov. 07» lidi mu Walter A.

W. MaMna. Ftta. si, fits.
Apria^^xMBb

MSi— MARY BUZABBTH.* ta. Fabb M( 1M7.

Mte— ANNIB BDtTH.! b. Jaik sd» M9.

MtT— ANDRBW J.. Jr..! tab Feb. si» sayo.

MM— OBORQE COOPER.! tab Mr lab ilTt. «id Dat. 4 liTi.

EaanAl! Ifamnal! Eaba^ Dink! Eaba! Snka.^

aim^ SAMUEL S.7 BANTA married at Sdiraalenbtirvb, Nor. t^ 1S33, BeUcjo^
(BeBnda) Bofert, who waa bora FdL i, 1S07, aad died March 31, 1886. la 1840 they
were aMm bei a of the chnrdi ia Schraalenbargh. He died ia New Yotk June aS, 1857.

/ •

bora hi

8iOT— LEAH.! b. Jaa. «, saa6b aL Haary Haria^
8iM— ALBERT a..!b. Ok Mb xtay. aL Elba
New York Nov. s; itaa. Helta

Mayo^it4a.

ia New York City.

tM4«-8AaAM jAMa.! b. Nor. at. 1849^ 4M Jvly 9% ttgi.
8888— Emma Aobua.! b. May i. slja. died Apift at. s|g.
8888— FkANOt Mabiom.! b. Fabb 14. 1IS4. m. MaryStiaihan Walter. Jona it. tttS*
He la a phytjalaa hi New York.

BoaaM F..at b. Apf8 IS, itai

888T— Emma Jano.* tab Aaf. 18. t|s8. aL

I— SAMUEL.! b. March 9b s8^ aL Jaae
• Mayey.U!s9b
M18-80PHIA.! b. Match Mb Hja. uu Cyrca E.
Maich7.saM. Thay ttte hi New York.

. Jaae ss, 1881.
He waa a carpaater. He dM

Jwia tb ttfOb He waa bora

Eighth CiHeraii^ ; Samaci^ Samntr^ S^ba ^ Dirck^ Stba » Epkt. > 22 f

IISUB.

AStt^ANNA Ambua PBlS0NCTTC,t b. April 18, 1854, m. John Docy.

PmoMllt Doty.M b. Maich 14, X879.

M80 -> LioNBTTS AONiTA PBBSOiinTV.t b. April fl4, zls7. m. Wniiiim S. HOlmMU
AS90— Samukl Banta Pbmonsttcv b. April Mt iMi. died Jan. 13. sMj.
SS91«CllABLOTTB SoPiiU PBKSONSTTB.t b. Joly 19. 10^ dfed July i6| 1964.

9911— EUPHEMIA,! b. Oct 13. siss. died Aaf. j^ i%^
991S— ANNA.t b. Od. n^ x99tf^ dM Sept 5. 1193.
9919— SARAH JANE.8 b. April s9. 194Z. died Nor. 31, 1949.
9914— PRlSCtLLA.« b. JaB« 83. i94tf. died J«ly u, 1146.
9919— MAROARETTAti b. JaB« 83. 1946. died June 83. s949.

9919— AARON.t b. April xs. 1947. m. Hanlt Britton. Oct t, 1869. He wat ttring te New
Yorictei998.

lltOE.
999t— Ullian VlOLA.t

ai88.*CERRIT S.7 DANTA married Sanie Brinkerhofl; who was born May ii,
iSiOi and died SepL 13, 1977. They were memben of the church at Schraalenburgh,
and lived at Englewood, N. J. He died Auf» 4, 1884.

laaoB.^

99S9— JOHN G..* b. May ax, 1980, m. Lariaa Dumamt. May i, siesa. They liv« at Engl*.

,— .,.-,-1 ikt t

WOOCI« ffl* J*

ISSOB. ^

9994— Gabbkt J.,* b. i4A "t Aaa EUiabelh Dwie. April as. i9l6w

Rachd Aan,18 b. Nov. a^ sm

99S1— LEAH.8 b. Sept. xo. t93X, m. NIdwiaf Xjoder. Jaa. 84. xiesa.

99Sf — SOPHIA,t b. Dee. 83, x|s3. m. AngMtae Addey. Dee. al. XI54. She died Pabw 84.

xtty. Noiene.
99S9— BEUNDA,8b.Aaf.4i936^m.X>aridMoofa. He died July s. xSSy. ^ii widow to

IMag at Lenaia. N. J.
99S4— LyDIA,«b.J«lya.x«3»,akJoha'S.BdnllFeb.«x«59. He was bora la Leonla.
N. J., Dae. X4« 1935. wbeee be yet

isaoB.
9999— Lbna EoflALLttb. Dae. 9^ sl59, au Abraai Chrbtle, Oct. ay. tiaoL

t— Jeaala Chriitie.M b. Aag. 31. xt9i.
a— May Chriitia.» b. Maicb ao. sn4-

9999— Gbbtbiidb Emalu* b. Jaaa id, X963.
9997— Maby AOMBi Emall.9 b. Jane sd, X963.
9999— Sadib Bf>eAi,i„t b. Nov. 89. \U^.
9999— CiiABLsa Eimall.* b. April xa, xfya,
9499— Oakbbt Ep8AI.l,» b. Oct. 9. xByx.
9491— AONBi EliaALL.t b. Aag. xs. x975.
9409— LII4JB Mat BMALL,t b. Oct 4t x98x.

9999— SAMUEL.* b. March aft. x9|a. RMirried Oct x6. xl9i« Annie Ellta Cooper, daaghier
of Beajanda Franklin Caoper. wbo oai barn Dee. xs. x944i and died April 9,
s9y4. HonMRiedagaia«Jnae9,s975.Dgri B. McConnaclu He to a nteaehant in
NewYorib

229 Eigkik GtmratioHs Samuti^ Samuel^ Stba^ Dirck^ SrAa^ Eple.^

ISSUR BY PIHST WIKB.

6408— Annib E. C* !»• July xs* x8^ died June 5. i96^

A404— Dbnjamin Fhankun Coopkh^v b. April 6. 196% m. Con Anna Daisett.
June 19b iSlt. He is a grocer in Brooklyn.

ISSVB.

BeBjaiia F^anUlB Cooper, Jr.,M b. June 9, 1869.
§401— MiNKiB M..t b. 1867.

IttOB BT tBCOND WIFB.

8400— JOiiM Meet Ik March JO. 1874. died Much ti. 1877.
8407-*Amiu M.,t b. 1877.

88S0— DANIEL a.t b. March 16. 184$. m. Gnnie Decker.
8887— SARA JAN£,t b. May i, 1848. m. Thaddens Burr. Feb. a9b 1871.
88S8— MARGARET ANN,* b. Feb. 1, ilsit m* Ebeneier Bryant, Aug. x6, 1873. They re-
thlo hi Brooklym, N. Y.

8400— Samobl BBTANT.tb. Joiiet8, 1876.
8400— Cbobob Bbyant.* b. July 16, 1879.
8410— Lilt BBYAirr,tb. March 97. 1883.
8411- Gbacb Bryant,* b. June fs. 1887.

8UaBail« DMk* 8l«te« DMk« 8l«te> Xpte.>

ai86.tELIZABETH 7 BONTA married la 1815. Alpbeus Bemis, who waa born i

SepL I4» 1790^ and died Jan. 19, 1877. She died Aug. 23, 1858. They lived in May«

fieldt New York. .

laairBr

8880— WILLIAM BEMI8.t b. 1817. m. CarolfaM Demoren hi i8s7.
' 8881— SAMUEL BEMIS,* b. March tt, 1819, m. Marietta Burr. Oct 18, 1843. She was
bora la Braedalbhi, N. Y., May i, i8as.

IBBUB.

I— Mart C. BBif»,t b. April 19, 184$.
e— Althbus Bbmis, jB.,tb. Sepc 17, i8|7, died May 8, 1848.
3— Jam BB A. BBaiis,t b. June 19^*1849^ m. Neltte L. Tomlfaison. Jaa. 19, 1881. They
Uire hi Broedalbfai« N. Y.

ISBOB,

Neltie bene Bemis,ti b. Dee. Mb t88i.

4— Saban Euiabbtn Bbmis,* b. Nov. ao, s|si, died Jane 30^ 1886b

8881— ASENATH BEMIS.« b. x8ei, m. George McCaU la 1851.
8888— MARY BEMIS,t b. 1^3. died ia lies.

8884— MARY EUZA BEMIS,! b. itefi, m. WOUam Vail, 1844. They Uve at Vairi Milb,
N. Y.

ISSUB.

84111— Maby B. VAtL,t b. Sept., 1843. died ia infancy.

84112— Emily Euxabbth Vail,* b. April as, 1847. m. Peter McDermid, Dee. 5,

1886b
84112— Gbonob VAiL,t b. Aprtt 6, 1849, m. Ida Aaioinette Hallfchiy. Dec. 8. 1869. '

ISSUB.

s-HattieVaiLl2
a— MoUieVaO.!*
3- Alpheas VaILM

Eigkik GtMeratioH; Samufi^ Dink^ AVArH Dirtk^ S<lki'^ Kpke.^ 333

5411 1 William Vail. Jm..9 Ij. April 8. 1851. m. Cliarimit: M:iry l^f. ( M. 17. iiViS

I8SUK.
1 — l^eah Vail.io b. Aaff. 9, 1869.
•— Lewii Vail,M b. Jan.. 1879 ; deceaaecL
a^Lena V«il,i8 b. Sepc. 2873.
4-ayd« VaU.io b. Auf. 7. i«77-

Ull>— PMANCK8 Makv VAiut b. April s8. 1853. m. John Mel^rcn Kennedy. Jan.
161 1870.

I88UB.

I — ArehRMld Dmean Kennedy.M li. Ftb. 10, 1871.
a— John II. Kennady, Jr.M h. Oct. 8. 1879.
3— Gtorfe V. Kcnaady.M b. Aug. 8, s88a.

MU.-AA«OHVA,u..b.J«,rt.,«s5.«. ii,a2^SSS2i-.aSi{l'.S%.

taSUK 8Y 8KCOND WIFB.

Ldter Hagadorn Vail.it
A411V— Chablottb Lucy VAiL.t b. Feb. 7, 1^ m. IVter McGlaahnn. March 8.

I88uie.
Gtorfe UeGla8haa,i8 b. Nor. u. 184.

i411*— Cakolinr VAiL,f b. Jan. is, t86t. died Oct 17, 1863.

Milt— CHAauM Edwin VaiM b. Joly 1. 18^ m. Margnrci Drnee, Feb. 87. 1884.

issue.

I— aiafflc8 Herbert Vafl.it b. Feb. a8. 188;$.
a— Harry Vafl.it b. July 3, 1886.

Mil It— Habvky Uuoicns Vail.* b. April 84, 1886b

SASA— ABIGAIL DEldIS,8 b. sSBi, m. Michael Swobe. 1838. They live in Crete, Nebraska.

ISSUE.

ft41in— CAaaii 8wo8B.t b. Jan. 9, SI54. m. Wmfarni MeOmber, Jan. t8. 1877.

issue

I — Frederic McOmber.it b. Jnly ai. 1878.
a^Belle MeOrober.it b. March 19^ 188a.
3— Ftaak MeOrober.lt b. Nov. 8. 1884.
4— Edward McOmber.M b. Jnly 88. 1886.

6411 »»GonP8RV Swo8K.t b. Sept 88, 185$. died Jnly as. 1873.

6411M— Alpiikus SwiiaK,t b. Match 7. 1858.

6411U.DKtX SwuaK.t b. May 84. s86i. m. Alymcr E. I'tenuci. Ang. a, s88u

ISSUE.

Serena Perroct.it b. Joly a. 188a.
6411 It— ABIGAIL SwoBB.t b. Oct. 15. 18^ m. Newell Dniih. Feb. 7, 1883.

ISSUB.

Frances May DnMh.it b. May 6^ i88!s.

6411 n— David D. SwbBR,t b. July 5. i8ii5.

641116— Mabt Emilt SwoBB,t b. Attg. 84. 1867. m. Noaii Arts, Mardi 15. 1885.

ISSUB.

Wflttam Arts.lt b. Mardi s4, 1886b

I69a-WILLARD S. BEMlS,t b. 1838. m. Elltabeth A. Ffecdericfc. i8(^ They »ve hi
Oovefsville. N. Y.

334 Eigkik CimtmiioHS Samuel^ Dircl^ Stha^ Direk^ Sr^^ Epki.^

ISSUE.

S— Amna Dbm IS.t b. S866, m. H. J. Snow, i8|s-
s^LOTTiB Bbm is.t b. iSts*
3«Katib Bbmis.* b. 1377.

3 AST— CATHARINE DEMlS^tb. Joiy toy iSj^ m. John Blanchard. July i, \%^ He
was born SqM. »• iSjs. They ttvo in Kiagsboro, N. Y.

ISStfB.

s— Bmma BLANcaABD,* b. Nov. S3, t|s7, as. EvB*M Dsnnk, Doe. jo» sSjs.

8«*ALBBBT BLANCIIABD,t b. OcL sB. \%Sh <IM Fcb. 6^ l36l«
ir: • 3<— Watson BlJiiiqHABD,t b. May toy s3tti, m. Bstt Brooks. Doe. 04, s33ol

:'* ' • 4— Mabcds BLAMCHABOtt b. JsB. I, i3tt4, m. Matio Brooks. OcL 15, 1881.

S— Hattib BuufCSABD,* b. Joao 14, S363, WL Bcajanin l<«eo. Feb. si. s386.

6— Albbbt BLAMCiiABO,t b. Jaa. as, 137a

7— COBA Bla»ciiabd,s b. Fob. 6b xBtb.

3«-LlSSiB BLABCHABDtt b. Dco. OS, s379b died Jnly aft, i83a.

V . ' 33at«-ElflLY C BEMIS.* b. xlgS, m. Maicas D. Fonda fai x|sS-
). ; '. SMt— MARGARET fiEMIS.t b. s34S, m. Samaai P. Berry, s3M.

' • 9187. MABEL ANN 7 BONTA married in 1830^ Hosca Davis, who was bom in
GxanviBe, Vt, Juno 1806^ and died 1885. She died in 188a

lasuB.
8i40«-OEORGE W. DAVIS.* b. OcL ja. slst-

d341«-H08EA DAVIS. JB.,8 b. Sept lOb ite m. SaOy Maria Sowlse, Oct S7. iISS- She
died hi i363b and ho awrriod, Jaa. 17, 1869^ Aaa Eltsa Steenborgh. They Uvo in
Otoiimina, N. Y.

IS3IIS aV fIBBT WtFB.

ftti'-OaCBUA DAVis,t b. Aaff. aSt s|s6, died Doe. as. i36a.
3418— Oblando Davis,3 b. Nov. ja» i3s7» bl Belle Wlleox, July \\^ 1373. He died
Jnly 99. i377.

ISSOB.

Eari Davis,i3 b. Nov. 3, siTtf.

3414— CuABLBS Davis.* b. Oct 07, i^^b nk Jeaaie Faivy, Feb. as, x33ol They
liire la doveisviUe, N. Y. ^

issinu
Charles J. Davis.i* b. ApiS a, 1334.

§418- Maooib a. Davis,* b. Jnly ay, i36a. bl Gcorfs Hcanl, Jan., x377. They
Uvo to Gloversvillo, N. Y.

tSSUB.

s— Annie Heard.!*
a^Mabcl Heard.1*
3— Eva Heard.i*
4— Georfe Hoard. Jr.i*

884B— HUBERT J. (or Hnbbaid) DAVIS,* b. Oct sB, x33l, m. Helen Waracr. lie died

8343— CATHARINE DAVIS.* b.* Aprfl 19^ x3|ab at Harrison Howland, March 10. x36a
They Uvo to OtoversviUe, N. Y.

ittOB.

3413— Adblaidb Howland,* b. June ay, ja6r, m. Fnuik Ally. Jaa. xa, xfly.
1419— Obobgb Howland,* b. July x3, 1334.
•480— Emma Janb Howland,* b. Oct aSt t^y.

8144- MARGARET E. DAVIS,* b. March 19b x3|S. m. Albert Slowo. Dec 3, x864.
. 384i-ANNI£ A. DAVIS.* b. July X9.x343,aLMUes Slows. May IS. 137a.

Kii^kik CtHtnUhH ; SamHtt^ Dirck^ Stha^ Pink^ S^'i Epke.^ 33$

IMUIL

i4Bl«*FiiKDKiiii:K B. StowM b. Afiril it, sSt*-

9189.tFANNYY BONTA married, June 39, 1834* George W. Wbiclock. She
died December 3, 187S. In 1887 he was living at Dwigbtt lUinoit.

8840— GEORGE QUINLAN WHrTLOClCt 8. Uay a. 189s. m. Httan T. While, Nov.
4, S869. She wet bom in Albenx, Doe. «•• i84S> Thty IWe at Sieriing, Notmska.

848i«GBoaos Wmn WmTLOCX,* b. Jbm 18^ 1871. dkd Jan. 19^ 1873.
84SS» JouM Pomn WnrrLOCS,* b. Nov. t^ sSts*
8484— Hklsh FaAiicns WurrLOCK,t h. Feb. ao» s8|8.
84t8*BcNMrrT FAnutT WarrLocK,* h. Aprfl 19^ s8|8i

8847-liARTlIA ANN WHlTLOClCt b. Apffl 04. i83»i 4M Nov. 14. 184&
8848— CHARLES WHITLOCK.1 b. Ma79^ it4i« dM Get. m. 1141.
SMf— SARAH MARU WHITLOCK.* b. Get. a, sSfi, m. «— WOaon.

s«-EDWAnn Wiijon.t
8«*SAnAn WaaoM.*
9*Bonun Wiuim.*

SMfi— MARTHA ANN WHITLGClCi b. Dee. K 1844. died Sept. n, itsi.
SiM —MARY I«GUI8S WHITLOCX.t b. Get. el, 1848, m. Adalphni W. Davie. Ji
el|ie6^ The7H«eteDnviBCIt7,IiMra.

i«*MAaT HsLsn Davio,* h, Aag. el, itTa,
e— ALsacAiiDBn Gbant DAVia,^ b. Get e^b 1871.
9— BiNiAMm WUrrLocic DAVia,* b. Sept. 7, iMifL
4— Mauma PeamuA DAvia,^ b. Jane iSt ^^
5— FaAMCsa Matilua DAVia,* b. J«ly 04, slli.

8881— CATHARINE AMANDA WHITLGCX.t b. Febw el. 1849^ au Edwanl Parker,

Jen.ae,se7i. The7 live te Madlien. Nebimka.
8888— MAUNA CELESTIAL WHITLGCX,! b. Feb. St sl» m. John OaDnp, Get 6, j

se|i4. She died Dee^ le^ s§|8w
8888 — JGHN FLETCHER WHITLGCK,* b. Feb. 5. sig.

SIM.' JOHN^ BANTA mnrried, Feimnry io» 1843, Hannah Dean« who waa
bom in Providence^ Saratoga County, N. Y., Mareht 18^3. He ia a miataier of
the Goepely living in Abnima, Wtaoonain.

8888— DERRICK'DEAN.t bu Aag. S. il44. He wet Uvteg fai New Yoih te Ma.
8888— JOHN CLARK,* b. Dae. hn ia4e» a. Mery Ann EadeHa HemOien, March t% 1361
She«aaborateB«ehio,N. YMDeB.se,lt4i. They Ihre hi AbranM. WIteenifaL .

laaon.

84S8— WitUAM ALntaoa,* b. May 4» lao.
i4S7«»EowABO LBaua.t b. Jan. aa, 1371.
84S8— Hnnav CuuiMbu May 13^ 1871. died Mayes, 1870.
84SS— AMNia Eomi,t bu Jane 3, Uffh
8480— MAav AoaLL,* b. Ang. 13. sayd.
. 1481— Jaains Da OoLTaa,t b. Jan. 6^ 1373.
3488— Haaaaar DaAM,t b. Aug. i^, 1399.
8488— HouAcn CuwroN.t bu Aug. 34, i33a
8484— MAUOAaar Katu,* b. May 3. s338, dkd OeL 8, s33a.
4488- SAMvaL WiLLAao,t b. J«ly 7. 1833. ditd Uvf S3, s334.
8488«* Nauja EuiABrnt,* bu Get. is. 1884. died Get 3e» s334.
8487— Mauian SaATBica,t b. Jaly 3s, |334.

3l6

Eigkik G49t€raii0H; SamaeT^ DinJb^ S^* Dini^ Sda^ £pJt£j

SaST— MARY LYDIA^t !>. Juac 94. i<49. m* Hcary W. Molt. Dee. 31. iStb. They Uvcd at
Mflwauket, Wis., where she died Nov. 3. 1874.

ISSUI.

MSS-^BOA Bblu ldOTT>h. Dee. 31. iSti.

aaU^SAMUSL 8EBA,t b. Sept. as. sisi. He Uves at Abrama. Wis.
aift— HANNAH SUZABSTH,! bu Sept el. 1196^
SiM— BMMA JANE.tta. Jaib aft. x«99i died Nor. asi siTi.

tMl— ELLA IIAY,t b. Oat 7. iMi» ai. Sdsria J. Mardadak. Apci 7. 1179- Tbey Uve to
AhwBmh Wis,

f4n-*8Airasi. GiAT llA«TiiioAiLB,*b. Jal7« tMaw
S4M<— FkANK Eusa MAanitOALB,t b. Aag. a3» lUx
•Mi^FLoasifCB Mat llAsmcnALBtt b. Aprils. <<4*

- J€has IHfok* S^ba« IMsdK* 8aba< Splu.1

n9%} SARAHT BONTA muticd. Sept 14, 1836, Huf^ M. Walsh. T1>ey Uve
•I Gfand Fflftiilti MJchi

SMt-HARRiaON WALSH^i b. Nov. s it99^ dM D«. 4. ii44.
SMt->HSNRY FITCH WALSHES b. Jalf 19^ ii4l. m. Uanr

i4tt--HA»Lcr HoaroH WALa«,^b. Aaf-ra i*7a>

I

: nM.' SAMUEL^ BONTA maniad, F^ 11, itjS, LmOm Htitdiiaaoo Mauler-
lib was caiiy ia Bft a cabiatCHiiakcr, and later a sail maaii&ctaier. Tbey live ia Syia-
caae, N« Y.

IM4— RAS8SLAS ADSLBSRT.i b. Febw 4, 1I37. m. Mary B. Aadmea, Sepc 6^ s9»
He is Cashier eT Uw New Yorii Stale BaaUa g Compaay, Syraease. N. Y.

SMT

•Jaasia AifDKBaoM,tbi Dee. n, M% as. Charies IL Jfoes Oet. sa, tS86.
MM— RoLLUf ADBLaaar.t bu Sept. a), itya.

— PRANCXS AUOUSTAti b. Feb. t$, tUsb m. Nathaa S. Cwtis, Aag. a, tM»
SARAH EUZADETH.* b. A«f . 5, iI#b, died March 93. il44-
FRANK MANL^.t b. April 14, sl4S» married Ant. Lama Seymoar Dsnasr, Jvly
a» leys: aad agato, Heiea AaeMa Hanibb Oct. iK »H3> He is Assistaat Caihior
er the Sak Sprtop Nadaaal Baah, Syiaeasa. N. Y.

laaua irFiaaT wifb*

IMi— SAMim..t b. Jaae^ ttys. died Dea.3t» ii74.
. MM— HiBAM BaNMBa^t hi Feb. 9b stTd.

isava ar saooap wtra.

M47— EniLr DiuJMeuAM.t b. May 31, 1114. disd Jaae 4 iit4.
MM— RowAao Wittmaus.^ b. Jaa. %$, xiaa.

aaM— ORORQS LLEWELLYN.* b. April 7. ti4a. ai. Hettie V. Morgaa. June ao. 1871.
aaM— ROBERT FOWLER^t hi Aag. 7. x«si. died March aai xlS7»

ai9a.'REBECCA ANN7 DONTA mafried, Juae 14. iSsS* Robert Everr, who
bora at Lishard* Carawall, Eaglaad, March 10^ 181 1, aad died Nov. 3i iSSa
la liriaf ia Elkhart, ladiaaa.

Eij^kik CiHemiioH; Jokn^ Dirck'^ Stba^ Dink^ Seha'i £pke.^ 227

8A70— WIIXIAM JOHN EVICRY.I b. SepL 84. 1896. died Jan. 04. 1837-

3iTl— MARY ELIZABETH EVERY.t b. Match 5. X838. m. WiUiaro A. Nickkts, July a.

1I57.

lasus.

M49— Hblbn Andslla Nicklbu,' b. Aug. i6h SI59, m. Robert A. Wfauloir,
June 9, tS86.

1460— CiiAftLBS AutON NiCKLKls.t b. Oct. ja* 1863, died Dec «. zi^

S678— WILXJAM JOHN EVERY.8 b. Sepc 3. 1842. died ia iba amy July 15, Mi^ at
Jadooa. Miia.

8579— HENRIETTA VIOLA EVERY.8 b. Dae. 6. 1843. m. Ebeaaiar Henkk. Sept. xoy
1867.

iiil— Claia Bsll HsBatoc* b. Dae. afi. z86B.

8A74— HELEN MARIA EVERY.8 >. A«ff. at. 18146. m. Henkk Mania. Jaa. 6. 1674- Ha
died April 15, 1674. Sbe owRled agaia. May 15, S876. Chitetiaa H. QoaliaL

I
9198. DAVIDS DONTA nnrried, Sept 2$, 18481 Candine Hden Clark, wbo

was born in Pittsfield, Maia., Aug. 8, 1824. They live at Elbridge, Onondagt Coanty,

New Yorie.

lastis.

• •

8676— FRANK DB WITT.8 K Jnly ay. 2849-

8679— FREDERIC CLARK.8b. Maieh). !!$■. died 8apt 14. ilS4-

8677— FREDERIC CLARX.8 b. Kfay a8. 2856. died May ai, 1958.

9679— DAVID ADELBERT.8 b. March X3. i^ ai. Ella Higgiai. Dae. ja. s99i. Haisa

tbeatfkal aunagar, livlag la New York.
9579— U1LUAM GE0R0E.8 b. Nov. 8. 1859, m. E«th Eaieridc. Juaa x. 1887. Thay Uve

at ElbrMga. N. Y.

9699— CHARLES UNVILLE.8 b. Sapt 9. 1861. wl Coia Hagar. Jaly «$. >893. Tbay ttve
la EBrhait. ladiaaa.

9199.' RHODA MARIAt BONTA was horn in Marcdliis, N. Y., and nanried,
Maidi 29 1942, Julius Sheldon, who was horn in Brutus, New York, Feb. 17, 1819, and
-died Feb. 24, 1879. She was livfaig in Brooklyn, N. Y., hi 1889.

mvB.

8581— ROLLIN BONTA 8HELDON.8 b. May 13. 1843. m. Eaifly Loriada Easiga. Dec.
t% 1886b She died Nov. 6. iSto, and hto death oeearrad Jaa. 3. 1871.

ItttlB.

6468— EanLY Juua Mbad SuBLOON.t b. Aug. a4. 187a.

868S-HENRY ARI^ISTRONG SHELDON.t b. July 17. it|4. died Aug. tS, 1843.
8688-OERTRUDE PENETTE SH£U>ON.8 bu Jaaa 13. 1846.
8684-iCLARENCE BENSON SHELDON.8 b. July m, 1847.
8686-EMMA AUGUSTA SHELDON.8 b. Aug. 27, ilS8. dted March 8. s9s3.

9901. MARGARET ADELA? BONTA married, Feb. 17, 1847, Aurors S. Root.

They live in Elkhart, Indiana.

issva.

8689-ERVIN BENSON ROOT.8 b. March 3. i848« ni. Fhm McQuaeo. Juaa 19^ S87S.

328 Eigkik. CnumHoH ; John « Dink ' ^V^t ^ Dirck^ Stba ^ Epke. i

istus.

54iS-*EDiTH RoOT.t t. Attf . as. 1873. dM Feb. a. 1874.

0iii— Albbit Jbsss RooT.t b. May I, iSts*

1481— > Wallacs RooT.t b. Oct a, ilTt, died Nov. 4. iflTi*

Saar-EUOENU VANETT ROOr.t b. Sept 3. 1I49.
S888— GEORGE WILLIAMS ROOT.t b. JuTy a6. 1855. dM Auf. aa. 1858.
8880— GERTRUDE EMMA ROOT.8 b. Jiiaa a, t8s7-
8880-*FRANK BONTA ROOT.8 b. JaB« n, s8te. diad Feb. 19^ i86i.
8881— WILLIAM EDWIN ROOT.8

M08. GEORGE BRAINERDt Q0NTA mmrried. Nor. %, 1858, at Rosebiwn,

CohunUa Coniily, N. ' Y., Alice Eliabeth Rathbone. He is a merchant in New Yorlc,

residing in Brooldyn.

moB.

8888-*CAROLYN RATHB0NE.8 b. May S. s86r. m. William Rladcwood Smith. Dee.

:;■' \' 16,18^

if ':« 8888— FREDERIC WHIT£,8 b. Sept «s. sM*. died fai infuiey.
8884— SUSIE LUaA.8 b. Juna aa. 1873.

• ••

9ii06.'ELIZA MARGARET^ BONTA married, October 7, 1834, William M:
Hoyty who was bom in 1806. In early life he was a teacher, and afterwards became a
fiurmcr* • They lived fer some yean at Manlsos Station, N. V. He died January id,
1889. His widow is living with her dau^ter, Mrs. Fisher, at Ptttsfieid, Mass.

issoa.
- * * 8888— FLORA ROSELL HOYT,8 b. July ay. rtj;. m. Lawten Catca. Maidl 17, i|S9^

IttOK.

8488— Eva AoaLa CATSii.t b. Dee. 3a, 1899, at F^aderiek Reaiiagtoa. Oct x. 1883.
8487— WlLUAM LaoKAaD CATBN.t b. Aas. 9^ 1881. wl Edith O. Eaton, Dee.

I,i888.
8488— Claba Ella Catbn.* b. April $• 1884. m. HoniMO L. Burr. Jaa. 7, 1884.
8488— FaaoBBiCK Auoostus CATBN.t b. May ai. t886b
8480— Emma LootSA CatbW,* b. Juaa 191 1889.

8888— HELEN MARCU HOYT.« b. Sept 14. r839, died Jaa. ay. t8s4-
8808— 0S8IAN M. H0YT.8 bu Msich 3. 1848. m. Faaaie Parit Sept 19. r866. He to a
awrchaat at Harriama. Tcaa.

ISSVIt

' 8481— Dblwin B. Horr.t
8488— Clabbncb M. Horr.8
8488— AOA M. Horr.t
8484— Pabk W. Horr.t
8488— Fmbobbick F. Horr.t
8408— RotUN J. Horr.t
8489- OuvBB N. Horr.t
8488— Floba & Horr.t

8801— CEUA ANNETTE HOYT,8 b. Nov. ay. 1843. m. Elmer White. Jaa. aa. 1868.
They live ia DeSaaea. Ohio.

IttOB.

' ' ' 8408— IBVINO E. Wiirr8.t

8470— Lyman WiirrB.t

8808— ADAUNE AMEUA HOYT.8 b. Dee. a. 1849. m. Frederick J. Fbher. Juaa ly. i8n*

•■#

^t- • « • Ha to a c a mmimi o a broker la PitiiMd, Mam.

Eighth Gtumt/iM ; SdM • Dirck'^ Stba ^ Dirck^ Sikt > £/k<. « 329

ISSUE.

6471--l«KiiJi KiHiiRK.*b. May 90, 1I96.

i47t '-RoujN Horr Fisiixii.t b. Oct. !$• iMo^

M73— llviiKiiT Gkant PisiikMIi- Hcpl. i6b iiaoL

SS09— £UJ\ MARCIA HOYT.i b. Joae 17, ilS5> <Ucd Jum «. 1499.

890e. 'EMEUNE CLAUSSA? BONTA was born at Fonda, N. Y.* and married,
March 18, 1836, Jonas P. Lane, who was bom at Skowhegan, Maine, January 33, 1809,
and died January 16, 1863. She was living in 1886 at Woosung, Illinois.

tssos.

8804<-F]b\Nas B. LANE.^ b. Jan. 1. 1897. dted Dse. si, 1839.

8808— MILTON H. LANE.t b. Aug. s8. 1838. died Aug. 19. 1839.

8808— FLORA E. LAKE,t b. Nov. aft, i84i, ul Eugtas B. BIdlsmsa, Nov. so. s88b.

ISSUE.

8474— Eorm L. BiOLEMAN.t b. Nov. s6^ z8^ ,
8807-LAURA M. LANE.* b. Jsa. so. z843, ai. Joha H. Aadsfiea, Aag. 5. 1899.

ISSUE.

8478— DoBA Lane Aiiosasoii.t b. Jsa. t, i88s.
8808— GEORGE a LANE.t b. Jan. 9. s84S» m. Ella A. Hincfaiat* May so. 1815.

ISSUE.

8478— HAU4B J. Lanb.^ b. July i4, 1877.
8808 — ALBERT J. LANE.i bu Feb. 7. i8«7. m- Jeaals F. Mcadt. Od. s8. 1877.

ISSUE.

8477— HAaaisoN Meade LAiiB.t
8478— AUCE M. LAifE,t b. Jaly lo^ 1I84.

8810- EDWIN 8. LANE,t b. Feb. 10. t849b died Dse. ai, t^
8811— LOUIS B. LANE,* b. Feb. at. siss, disd Oct sb» i8S4-
881S-JAY P. LANE.t b. March 3. sH3. m. Oam J. ConkBa, Junsss. 18S4.

ISSUE.

847i«*FLOBA E LAifE,t b. AprflaSi 1883.

BBOa.* ALMIRA LYDW BONTA married, Dec 13, 1837, Reuben HungeribnL
She died May 30^ 1883. •

ISSUE.

8818— FRANCES EUZA HUNGERFORD.i bu Dse. 8, 1839, m. Gcorgt W. McCormick.
Aag. 3Bb 18781 Tbsy livs la >Ubtoa, Midilgaa.

ISSUE.

8480— EawiN McCoaMiCK,t b. May so. tOyy.

S8I4-CHARLES MILTON HUNQERFORD.t b. May so, 184s. m. Eqna C Coloatfy.

Nov. a. S808.
8818- EDWIN IIUNGERFORD.t b. Jaa. s8. 1846. died Fab. ty, 04^
8818— ANDREW HARVEY HUNGERFORO,* b. Match so. t8|7. aMnfad Roiiaa Baio-
flME, SqM. 3S, 1869. She was boff»Nov., 1348, saddled Feb. ly.iSiiS. Hemarrisd
agata, March S3, 1888, Ella HIO. *y hfy pv h i Ntoasra Cooaty. N. Y .

ISSUE BT FiaST WIFE.

8481— Louu Rkuebn HuNOEaroau.* h. Oct. ^ 1873.
8488- GKoaoB IIenbt HuffOKavoao,* b. July aft, 1873*
8488— Meltie HuNGBKruaDttb. Oci. 14, i880i

^30 EigkiA Ciuemiwm ;• S^i^ Dirck^ Seba^ Dirck^ SrSa^ Epkc^^

m.-\.

3$17.KLOR£NC£ HUNGl£RFORD.« b. Majr a8. 1849. in- Edwin Frauds Miller. March
!• X07I. They live ia Albioii, Mich.

54S4— GiACS Elba MilleM b. March 15. xItb.
.54S5— Mabion Millbb,* b. Dee. 17, 1876.

S616— EUGENE HUNGERFORD.t b. May ts. 1851. m. Mary J. Blood. July 99. xtyi-
She wai bora Feb. 13, 1835. They live io North Ridgeway, N. Y.

itsim.

•4I6<* Emily Aobua Hungbhvobo,* b. Nov. u, 1871, died Oct x6i 187).
^i.. . . 54S7— CLAMBifCB TuoMAa HuNGBsroRDlb. April ^ 187s.

^f :': '' ^' ' 541t*rF>si>BUCK Pabkbe HuNGBRFomD^ b. Dee. 04, 1883.

MW.'hEL£N MARIAN DONTA married, Feb. 18, 18411 Charies DdU She
died April 33, 1849.

I8SVB,

•818* JOHN BELL.! bl, Feb. 4. t86t. Sarah J. BelL

I8SUB*
•488~WlLLABO BBLL.8

8480*JAMBS BBLL.8

S481— Elmbb Bbll.8
M88*AoA M. Bbll.8

S49i.8TATA H. BBLL.8

§484— Cmablbb Bbll.8

8888— HELEN M. BELL.8 bl. March 10^ it68, JaoMS A. Lafad. la 1887 they ttvad at
Weedipoit Cayaga Coaaty, N. Y.

8488— Abthub Bbll Laibd.8
8488— Edith Looisb Laib^.^

8881— LOUISA C BELL,8 in. Charlet Wood. March ay. i86y.

I8SUB*

8487— Chablbs Hobatio Wood.8
8488— Mabbl Hblbn WooD.t
8488— Mabibtta Rtrm WooD.t

8888— CHARLES BELL.8bl Lteaia L. Smith. Dee. 19. 1177.

moSsARAH M«7 BONTA niBrried, MBrch 34, 1842, Aaron Hoyt

iuub.^
8888-SOPHU L. HOYT.t

8884- JAMES L. HOYT.8 ol PriKOIa Bobiaaya. Aug. 17. 1879.

lasuB.
5888— AVBA Edwabo Horr.t

8881— ViBA HOTT.8

8888— FRANCES M. HOYT.t ro. WiOaid Park. Juae 7. 1871.

lUVB.

8888— WiLUS W. PABict

8888— MBLVILLB B. PABB.t

5584— Clabbmcb P. PABict
8888— TURNER U H0YT,8 m. Maode A Sauvy. May.5, i88a

lUOB.

5888— Maodb Bbllb Horr.t

1108— IBWIN HOYT.8

Eigkik CtKeratioH ; Stba^ Direk^ SeSa* Dink^ Sika^ Kpkt.^ 331

SWT— JONAS L. IIOYT.»

SSaS- IRWIN H. llOYT> m. Aleila Tnylur. Sept. i. tSSa

lUUK.

5507— NiLUK Mat Horr.t
5509— Clama Horr.t

sett— BEUX T. HOYT.t

Mil. FRANCES AUGUSTA^ DONTA married, Nov. ii« i8si» George L.
Pratt* who waa bom in Qarendon, Orieana Countyp N. Y., June 39, iSja

•iSO— FLORBNCE PRATT.t b. Od. 7. ilss. m. FhuikH. Brill, Aprfl n, xWfj.

550t— Mabel Bairr.t
5510— Loit FaANCBS Bairr.*

S6S1-CERTXUDB CLARA PRATT.t h. Nov. 4. ti6S-

ttia. JAMES WILLIAM 7 BONTA waa bora io Marcdloa, N. Y. H€ married,
Jan. ao» 1853, Emdine R. Shaw, who waa bora la Cato, N. Y., Sept 15, 1833, and
died V€b. 14, 1883. He married again, April 20^ 1884, Frank Morgan, who waa bora
in Alloona, Pa., Mardi 13, 1861. He ia an electrician and inventor, living in Phila*
ddphla. Haa made important improvemcnta in the telephone.

laaoa av piaar wipe.**

8681— NEWELL MAY.t b. May SS. i4S4* »• Cbailes Rata MeDowatt. Oct 87. lOTt.
They Mva fa Phflartolphia.

lUOB.

5511— Mat Bblle McDowtLL,t b. Jalf 19. 1599.
5511- CHAatsa Rurua McDowbll. Jr^* b. Aag. as» i5i4.

8888— ARTHUR KNOX,t b. Jaly stf, lOteb m. Mary WBma. Jvae 19. tSie. They ittida

^^w • ^^^a^w^aa^aaa J ^l^^^^^^'^r ^^••^r© va^a ^^p A^^Ba^^Ba aaaa^aa^v^^aaa^ a^a aa^^a ^^a^wo^w^wa aiv^^v^paa ^av chva^^^sv ^^^^n

a a piito l end aal of cht Clly Fba Alana Tctephoae Syilaa aad Coorallteg Electri-
aTcht North Hadioa Coanty R. R. Co.

BsTid* IMxdB* Babn« VMk^ Sabn* Siika.i

B890. DERRICK HULBERT^ BONTA married, Mardi 37, 1836, Frances Cox.
Hb widow ia Uving in Syracnie, N. Y.

8845— HENRY EDWARDt (or Edwia Haary). b. Mafck es. llS4. »• l^lwy Mycn, Sept
a5, sail. They aia Ihrfog fa Syracaw. N. Y.

5518— Hotaaar ALDaiai.» b. Fab. 6^ 18I4.
5580— Hanav Ei>WAao,» b. Aag. aa, i851

8848— FANNY ADELA.* b. Jaly aa, i5s6k m. Wai. E Banoa, Sept w$, 1873.
8847— JENNIE U.i b. Maieh al. it^L Uvlag fa SyracttW. N. Y.
8848— OUVER TEALL.« b. Match ^ sate. . Uvfag fa Syraeatt. N. Y.

sja EigAtk GiMemiiamj Stkt^ JpJkm^ Stia^ JokamMfs^ 5da> EpkeA

BmhB,^ J<fthn* SoIm^ Johannes' Seba' Spko,^

S9S7. RACHEL 7 BANTA married at Bergen, N. J., June 29, 1823, Thomas

ShephenL She died in 1875.

ISSUB.1

••4t— GEORGE HEDDEN SHEPHERD.t b. SepC. 19, 1124. m. at NasbvOlc. Tenn. July
8, i|ss, EUialMlh Hafdostle, who died Aug. 99. x8S7- He died Nov. 6, 1858.

ISSUE.

iiSl— DouoLAS Hakdcastlb Siikfhkmd.* b. Aug. 8, 185a, m. Feb. 9% 1876.
Mary A. Graer, who vras bora May 6^ 2855*

•^I.. ■' «' • * •

I i

• 4 > f «. m

S— Jeae E. Shcphcid»l8 b. April la, 1877.
a<»Johaeoa Cram Shephcrd^ie b. Jaa. 6^ 1879.
3— Chariss Shepherd,!* b. Jaa. 14. i88x.
4— Gcerge Shepherd,!* b. Jaa. 13, 2883.
5— Wmbm Shepherd,18 b. April at. 2883.
6~Mary Shepherd,!* b. Sept 19. 1887.

?^'^V!^' ;'U iiti— Mabia Cbam SHBPHKao,* b. Jaa. 14, 1836, died Nov. it, 1836.
.f^>! ^.v; iiSS— Gborob Thomas Siispmkrd,* b. Aug. 96. x8s7, died Joly 96, i86t.

86i0* SARAH JANE SHEPHERD,* b. Feb. 93. i8ad, aiarried Ant. Edward C. Hoatley.
Jaa. 19, 284s; aad agaia, Jaa. aa. 1838. Pryor Jooes.

V ^\*' ' lUUB BT FIBST MABBIAOB.

.^j I* ': 8iS4*TlioiiAa Nblson Huntlby,* b. Nov. as, 2843, died hi 2863.

^S'fr '« • 88Si<*EowABO Huntlby,* b. May aa, 2847. died July 3. 2847.

•MS— Fbbdinajid db Lamabtinb Huntlbt.* b. Jua« 24. x849b died Juae87, 1853.

•iSt— Cathabinb Anna Huntlby,* b. Jan. 21, 2Hif "!• Riehard Gaiaes, July.
187s.

tUVB.

Ferdfauuid OahMs.1* b. 288a.

•);> c SSil— MARU LOUISA SHEPHERD,* b. Get. 23, 28a8, la. Johason Cram. March 3. 1839.

^ •? 8f8S— PETER MYERS SHEPHERD.* b. Get. 17, 28391 died Maidi 3s. 283s.

888S— MARY EUZABETH STEPHENSON SHEPHERD.* b. Feb. sa. 283a. m. Oct.
sd, 2849b WHSam GOUaflL She aiarried agaia, Jaae 24, 2|58, at QaeiaaatI, Ohio,
CaptaiaJehaSoaitBishopter the U.S. Army. Captaia Bishop was bora hi Phila-
driphia, March as. 2834, aad was the eldest ehild of William aad CaUiariae Bishop.
He leaned the bookUadlag trade, aad la 2838 re aiov ed lo JaeksoavOle, III., where
he eagafed Ui the book boshwss. Oa the outbreak of the Ch-a War he look charge
ef aad drOkd several eempaales of recruits, aad was eommlssioaed Major 3ad 111.
.r •*? ? Volaalaeis» Nov. sa, 2862, but resiiaed to (hdlltate dM eoasoUdatioa ol portkms of

several regfansats. la May* 286a, he eallsted hi the 68th ID. Vohmteers aad was

' RMdeSergcaai,aadaweekkMer«rasiiiaderegiuM»talAd]utaaL He served with his

regfaaeat hi Maryhwd aad^Vlrgiala durlag the Seeeod Ball Rua Caaipelga. aad was

\;. '. honoraUy muslerBd oat with his r egh n ea t Sept. ad. 286a. He served as Corporal.

Fkst Ueuleaaat aad Captaia hi the ladlaaa Lcgioa duriag the Morgaa raid hi 2863.

Was eommlssioaed as Lieut. Coleod of the 208th U. S. Colored lofealry, Juae 24.

2861, aad as Cdoael Sept. 29. 2863, aad was hoaorably mustered out March 301 2866.

Was a p poi at e d la the regular lervlee as Secoad Lleaten'aat 30th U. S. lafaatry,

Mardi 7.. 2867; First Ueolenaat. 23th lalluitry. Jaa. 29, 2879; reglmeatal Quai^

- lenaaster, Sept. 2, 2880 to March 2, 2880; aad Capcafai 23th lafiiatry, March 2. 1887.

' Served hi Kaatacky aad Mississippi fai 2864. 2863 and 2866; oa the Western fiontier

from 2867 10 2874; aad hi Louisiana, Mississippi aad Arkaasas duriag the reeoastruo-

tloB times hi 2^ 10 2879. Was at Wnkesbarre. Pa., duriag the labor riots ol 2877.

EigktA Cenerathnj Stba^ J^n « S^ba « Jokammt^ Stki^ EpJt^A 333

MH«,iimii«?iiii:isicr uimI I'lmtiiiiKMiry. wiitninit uamiilimeiiu frtmi Iim Ma|M«H«ir oiTioiTft
(ur al»ilii) and cinmIucI. Was in N«*w Mcxkti cliirini; iliv Incluui inmbk*». fnmi i8to
to iSSS, wlicn lie wttk iranftfemril 10 Indian Teniiory, uherc he liiu «ncv Mfvinl, widi
the cxccpiMNi uf ftixicm monilu at liciki* Rock, Ark. In die Gerooimo Campaign
in il|s-6 be wat eoni|iUnMniied ftir eflkicnt lervtoe.

liaUl »V SSCOND MAKRIAOK.

59tS~MAiiv EiXKN niiiiop.t Ik Mep(. Mt li^f, m« Lime. Vain Edwin Siolbrnnd,
U. H. Army, Dee. tji iBBa, lie fai a ami of Gen. Cnitoa Joliann Sloibrand,
of the U. 2S. Army, and waa born In Chicago. III., July 14, 1839.

ISMIB.

s* Carina Johaan aioltatnnd,1t t. Aug. a, ills, at Waihlngton, D. C.
8«-Ndlle lllibop SiolbfBad,lt b. Oet ao. ill4. at P«»t Wlngaie, N. M.
j^F l o ti ncB AImn 8lollinmd,M U Sept. it, sMy, at Port ColUaa, Coki.

IISt^EiiwiN ARTiftfR Diaiiup.t b. Dee. lA, iMa, died Oct. I, i96s*
IIIO— FtoRiCKpB Augusta Biiiiop.t b. Ang. 14, 1I64.

illl*<*Wiu.iAii Thomas BisiioM b. May al, iMy, m. Nov. 93, 1I9Q. Emma J.
Jones, daughter of DanW and Sarepin Jones.

ISSUB.

Com Snicpta Bislwp,M b. ilgs.

•

•114— JACOB HALLETT SHEPHERD.t b. Aprfl 13. ilsi. died hi SI56 hi Kicnngua,

whUe'erhh Uw Walker eapedkhm.
•lii^CATHAJUNA ANNA 8HEPHERD,t b. Jan. 13, SI3I, m. John J. aifahoney.

March 3, 1^3^

•

8888. JANE MARJA^ BANTA maMed at the Rdbnned Church at Harlem,
Isaac Amerman, who was bom in New York, Oct. a, 17861 and died April a5» 1877.
He was lor many years engaged in the wholesale flour biiiinfw in New York City, and
subsequently in real estate. She died in 18919 at Greenville, near Jersey City, N. J.

Slie^ISAAC AUGUSTUS AMERMAN,t h. Aug. 9^ tlsl, died Feb., 077.
III7-JUUA SEAMAN AMERMAN,t b. Feb. 4* i^S^b bl Dnaid D. Foote, July a; tl49

She dkd July 3, ilsou
U§U -LOUIS DE LA MONTAGNE AMERMAN,« b. Oct. 13. 1I3S, m. Mnrte Dtaon.
ISII— EMMA LOUISA AMERMAN,^ b. May an, 1934. m. Homce L. Blisk
•160— FRANKUN AMERMAN.t b. Aprfl an, tMsfi, died Sept. id. i9»
Mil— HELEN MARY MlERMAN.t b. March a. 1I3I. m. Davit BeaL
ISeS— ABRAM D. MYER AMERMAN,t b. March 1, tl^e^ died June ao. 1M3.
lies— JOSEPHINE AMERMAN,« b. March as, tl^e^ au Wm. M. Dupree.
Ilf4-JANE FOWLER AMERMAN.t b. Marsh sg. 1144, a. C^rydoo L. Gray. Died

Aprfl as« SI99.
Slli— WILUAM HENRY AMERMAN,«b. SepLsa, il4dbni. Unie Armknge. Junesoii tlya.
MIS* EVA M. AMERMAN.f b. Jan. 7, 1I49. m. Joaeph Eblhig, Dee. as. 1I69-
3007. ALBERT PETER AMERMAN,> b. July al, list, dkd Aug. la, sisi.
Sill* FRANCES AUGUSTA AMERMAN,* b. July 17, t|53. m. Gcoige CheiebiG.

Nov. IS, ilTS*

8888. SARAH ANN? BANTA married, Dec 13, 183a, Wm. W. Lyon.

was living near Tarrytown, N. Y., in 1887.

issi;b.

••••^CAROUNE LAVINU LYON.s b. Nov. ott, 1134101. Wm. V. Morgan.

1170— FLETCHER LYON.s ^

8171 -JOSEPH LYON,a m. — — Vaa Cleei; daughter oT Judge Ven Otei:

1678- FANNY LYON.s m. De Hays.

Srrt— ALBERT LYON.s

tt It

334 EigA/A GtnmHiM j DavtW^ JoAh ^ S^ka « JoAaHMts^ S*ba > Epkg. 1

David* John* SoIm^ Johannes' 8el>a' Spke.^

8890. JOHN? nANTA married Mary Taff, March 10, 1831. She was born at
Oyster Day, July 6, iSi i. He was bom in New York City, and removed to City Island,
Westchester County, N. Y., prior to 1833, and died there Sept 6, 1848.

8878i— MARY ANN.i b. June 1. 1I3S. »• WIIHam WBIlMns. Aug. 99. tt^

ISSUB.

l^^JOHN Edwaio WilxiAMS,t h. July m^ ilgo^ vu Evallns VIrgteia Rowhud.
Oct. S7t *875»
• s^^Esraux AaMSJiiA WiLUAMS,t b. June 99. ilss, m. Htary Buhre. Oct sy, itTa
3<*Mait Eva WiLLiAMS,t b. May si, i9sS« »• Edward UaderfaiU, tSn-
4.EUGBNB WiLLiAMS,t b. March 4, 1858, m. Rebecca Patnton* 1879.
5— WiLSua Andbbson Williams,* b. Oct s, x86ob m. Sarah . Dec 18, 1887.

6— AUCB EoiTN WiLUAMS.9 b. Jan. 9, 1874, died Aug. xi, 2874.

'•* ?' \i 88788<*EMILY,8 b. Sept 98. tSas, m. Iwse Van Allen, Sept 3. 1853. He was born on
;l ^ Staiea Uhuut June 87, 18S9.

.'•'••:- ISSUB.

• • • • .

I— CoBNBUA Van Allbn,* U June 13, iSsi, m. JanMs T. QuaO.

lUUB.

Wallace Iiaae Quaa,is b. Dec S3, x88c

a— Ann Looisa Van ALLBN,t b. July 5, 28S7» disd Aug. ^ 1859.
3<* John Eooab Van ALLBN,t b. Jidy S3, 1859.
•** 4— Mast Elsib Van ALLBN,t b. Nov. stf, iS6i«
•■' 5— Albbbt Mabion Van ALLBN,t b. March im, 1864. died Aug. S4, 1865.
> d^lsAAC Washington Van Allbn.* b. April $• sMr*
' / . 7— Emily Mabtha Van Allbn,8 b. Sept. ss, 1873.

8<*Elmbb Laxb Van Au.bn.8 b. May 31, x^ died Mardi X7f x88x.
9~Clabbncb Hbnby Van Allbn,* b. May 7, 1878. died Aug. ss, t88c
»— Ida Halsst Van ALLBN.t b. Sept id, 18S3.

8878 1— ALBERT HENRY,8 b. 2837, m. Louiia Price, July 3, 1863. He died March 19, 1881.

;» .^ i ISSOB.

' ''' ^ S-JOHN,8 b. Sept S3. S8S7. .

s^^Sabah Elbabbth,* b. July 9, 1869.
3— Albbbt Hbnby,* b. Ocl 9, 1873.
4<*AoBUNB A.,8 b. Dec s6, X879,

8878«— EDWARD,8 b. 1839. died hi x84i«

88788— ALEXANDER STEWART,* b. April xi, 1843, m. Imogens Adams, Oct s, 1864.

Hs is apOot Uvtegob City Island, Wesichnler County, N. Y.

.... • I

• ISSUB.

I— Cmablbs F.,* b. Dsc s. 1863.
s— Mabv Adbma.8 b. Oct sy, t867.

' 3<»CAaBiB A.,8 b. Jaa. sd, 1870^ oil Chuence M. Homer, of Albany. N. Y.. Dec S4,
1888.
4— OscAB J.,8 b. March ss, X87C
3— DaUA lMOOBNB,8 b. April 7, x874.
6— Albxandbb S.. Jr.,t b. Mardi '3011 X87&

8878*— ELfZABETH.8 b. Oct. c 1848, bl George Sleveas. July x8, i86d. They live at
PM Washington. Long Ishwd.

ISSUB.

!<— Gbobob Edwin Stbvbns,* b. Aug. so^ X87C
s<* William Mount Stbvbns.8 b. Oct S9b i88i«

Eij^A/A Geufmihu; Diwitf^ Jolm^ Sdni^ JahttMueM^ StAa^ Epke.^ 235

S231. C0RNKLIUS7 JSANTA married Amelia TafT, who was bum at Oyster
Ikiy» Au|;. 39, 1813. He lived at City Island, N. Y., where he died Oct. 35, 1853.

iuuk/

l^SARAH Am* h* May 93* 18331 dM Dee. s8, 1879.
8- SUSAN If ..• h. Attff. ts. 1836.

3-WIM JAM HENRY.M b. Aug. 13, 1838. ditd Dee. xt, 1863.
4— niKIIU J..« b. A|)ril db iVa
' S—GKORG£ W^s b. July 8S. 1843.
6~ JOSEPH S.,» b. Attff. IS, i8|6b died ApHi 98, 187a
y^CORNEUUS B..i b. Oet 13, X848, died Sept xy, 1876.
8* JOSH UA.i b. OcL « i85e.

P«Ur* John* Joha^ Jghaiwi— » Seba* Xpke.^

dM4. JOHN HARMON? BONTE married Elia Lytle, who was bom in Louis-
villei Ky., Dec. 38, 1814. ^

ISSUE*

8888— JOHN HARMON €«.• b. Feb. ex. 1831. m. Emily Woodbury Stoicr.

8345. JANE MARIA ^DONTE married Daaiel Raymond. She died July 37,
1849*

ISSUK.

8887— PETER J. BONTE RAYMOND,t b. Nov.. 1837. m. Rachd EmeliM Wolfe, Jan.
XI, 1858. HewasffraduaiedatcbeEeiaelie MedieelCelleffeerCiMiaBali, 0.,aBd
practiced mcdlcfaie al Mflfocd, IB., where be died Oct. xa, 1875.

ISSUE.

8884— Saeah Jane RAmoND.t b. April 7, x86a.

8888— ESTBUJi CilABLOTTB Ravmomo,* b. Nov. X, x86x. m. Geo. Washiafftoa
GObraith, Jaa. i, 1879.

lUUE.

x^Neilie May Gnbrailh.M b. Oct. ag. 1880.

a— Grace Enelki Ginjcailb,ltb. Sept a8, i88b.

3— Geerffe Walter Gilbraldi,it b. July 8, X884.

4— RayoMad Mofrii GIlfarBilh.it b. May aa, 1886, died Jaa. ax, 1887.

8888— Dawiel Rontb RATMOifp,tb. Nov. X3. x8^

8887— Wm. Hobacb Cabbinoton RAViionD.t b. Dee.4, x86s,died Auff. xa, 1867.

8888— Maey LiOia Ratmono,s b. Jaa. as, x868.

8888— Emma Gebtbode RArMOND,t b. Jaa. 9^ x8^

8880— Hbreeet Ewimo Raymond,* b. Jaly aa, il^

8888 -SAMUEL RAYMOND.!

8888— SARAH J. RAYMOND,* m. Joba C Dermaa. They Uve la Madiwaville, Ohio.

ISSVB.

8881— Viola May Dobmam.*
8888- Fannie B. Dobman.*
8868- Alfbbd R. Dobmam.*
8884— J. Wesley Dobmam.*

BM0. EUZA ANN 7 DONTE married, Oct. s, 1836, George M* Raymond.
She died April 3d, 188& /

ISSUE.

8880- REBECCA RAYXIOND.* b. July X9. 1837, bl George F. Adams. Jaa. x. 1838. He
was bora ia FItehburff, Mass., Jaa. x^i x|3a. They Uve hi l a diana p o U t. lad.

ISSUE.

8888— ElXA HOBTON Al»AMS,*b.MavdiX3.x8s7«Bi«ChafksP.Waitoa,Occ.xs,x879.

23^ Eij^kik GemaraiiMs Peitr* Jpkm^ J^h^ J^auMts^ Scba^ Epke.^

ISSVB.

1— George AdaflM WatMMi,li Ik Sept. j, ilSo.
9— Charltt Levis WafsiHi,M h. Jaa. IS, lite.

SSM— EUZA Ratmono Aoaio.* bu May 96, 1169.

taOl— SAMUEL RAYMOND.* b. Jaly 99. 1^39. 91. Sosan LMe. Scpc 6. 11601
StM-*GEORGlANA RAYMOND.* b. Dec 4. itA "i- Gcorte R. Ellis. &Uy 15. tM/.
Tbsy ■*•!■ l9tMi9ipnBi, lad.

* iMT— Masjobv Eujt.« b. Mvcb^ itM-
MM-^BumiA ELUS.t b. Aag. !!• sMbl

••M—CHARLJBS W. RAYMOND.* b. J9B 17. tisi. m. C VI0I9 Palmer. Feb. 99^ 1179
Tbey 8v9 is Daylqa. OM9w

iS60— Ellu Palmbr Ratmono,* b. Jan. 17. ttTj.
M70<*Gb<mob McMollbn Raymond.* b. April ix. xIt^
MTI^^Cmaslbs Hskbkbt Raymond.* b. Dec t. tISo.

SIM— PERLEY BONTE RAYMOND.* b. Sept. xs. x9SS. "i- CaibariM P. BBnd. Oct. ax.
xtTS. Tbcy 8v9 In iBdiaaapalis. lad.

iiTS^^HABSV WiLLASO RAYMOND.* b. May X4. xtTtf.

SiTS^^Huou BoNTB Raymond.* b. Oct la^ ityt.

9Ma PETER CORNEUUS^ BONTE wai born in Dorboni Cduiicy, Indiana.

The traditions in Mr. Boate** fiunily are to the eilcct that an ancestor, Demarest
De La Bome, an eminent Hagvenot, was execnied ui PatiSt Deeember, 1550. as a
hcreCiCy his estates oonfiscated and his Ibmily driven oat of Franee. Some of tiieni settled
in HoOand, where the^ Uved ontfl the depaitare of Hendridt Hudson, with whom they
sailed lor the New Worid in 1609^ This story is quoted as a cnrioas ilhistration of
the fittk vahK to be pbced upon tradition, as we Imow positively that the lust of the
fiunily to reach New Amsterdam arrived half a century later than the dale amigncd,
and we have no inlbrmation of the fiuaily during thdr r es id ence in Holland except
as to the birth of the children.

'^ At the afe of seventeen years Feter C. Bonte entered the cordafe worics of his Cither
as an appicntioe, and teamed all the practical details of the business. Upon the death
of his fitther, whidi o ccuried when the son was oidy twenty-two years of afe, he took
dMWfe of the husjiicw in connection with his unde, John Boote, and con du cted it with
the greatest sucoess. It is said to have been the kurgest establishment of the kind in
the Westt emfiloying more men and auiterial than any similar works. Alter some
ycaiB Mr. PMer C. Bonte withdrew frsm businem and devoted his time and energies to
the improvement of his own property, and lo the interests of the dty of which he may
be fnnsi d ei ed one of the pioneers. He was twice dected to the City Councfl from a
district in vrhich hb own party had always been in a minority, and his public duties
were dasdurged with assiduity and mai, and chaiacteriKd by unswerving fiddity to the
public good. He has always been active in the work of rdbrm, and has been a constant
friend of the common schools of the dty and Stat^ He was lor several years Captain
of the ' jeflerson Grrys,' a private militsry company composed of the most substantial
and patriotic dtimns of CindnnatL This company volunteered lor service during the
Mexican War, but their ofler was not accepted inasmuch as the Ohio quota had already
been filled. ** May 3, 1843, he married Imogene Augusta Blanchard, a native of Cin-
cuumti» who was bom Mafch aS, 1835. They resale at 16 David Street, Cincinnati.

I£igkik UnnratioM; Peier^ Jokn'^ Jaku^ JokiiHats^ Stbn^ JCpkf.^ 237

IISUK*

••OS- EDWIN CORNEUUS.I

••••—IMOGENE AUGUSTA.! m. Lonii H. Bbkcmora, Occ 19, 187& He U inMsurer
of the Poumiiibrd Statioaery Co., of ClndnnatL

lUtfS.

Louis Bontb BLAKBUORB^t b. May 19. iSSy.

•••7— WILLIAM ORLANDO.' died Augint 10. U^.

••••*LUUa£.t

•••• — J ENNl £•• died AugoU Mb tip.

•700*CORWIN.t

•701<— CORA,* m. John L. Fraieo. Sept i, 1887.

•70S— ANNA.t died SepC iS, i|s*.

•70S— CORNEUA^tm. Alfred W.Maebralr,Jalym.s<l3. He It Seeielary and Trcasoier

lasoB.

t^SLANCUB MAClKAIB,t b. Jme t^ tS^.

a— Bbiiiib Macbkair,* b. Nov. il, iS^I.

•704— HARRY.t
•70S— ELLIS.t

Jdha* Ooorgtt* Joha^ JohismoB' Bote* l^pko.^

8B80. ANN ELIZA Y BANTA nMurriedt Oct sS, 1850^ Heniy C. Dorenms, who
waa boni July 15, iSsS, and died May 33, 1889. He waa a icaideiit of Pateiaon, N. J.,
where his widow is now residing.

ISSOB.

•71^— CATHARINE JANS DOREMUS,' h. Oct 09. 1^ died SepC 4. 1153.
•714— ANNIE GERTRUDE DOREMUS.t h. May s. t4S. »• Dr. Fkaak D. VrMtend.
Nov. 3. Ml. He is a pbyildaa la Paaenon, N. J.,havlBf beea graduaied at Roch-
r.N.Y. Hli wUe died saddaaly Jnly •. 1S9B.

ISSUB.

•184— Ralph Dobbuvs VBBBLAirD,8 h. Sept. tS. sSls.

•71^-IIALOME WILLIAMS D0REMU8.t b. Jidy 1% iSSi. au Hon. WOUaai Neiuo.
Jaly es« Mt^ He Is a leading lawyer la Palsfsen, N. J. la 1S71 he dralkad the
charter te Um city of FuerMn. He Is Con wp ending Secretary of the New JerMy
HIelorical Society, and Is one of UMediionor Um AVw Jeney Airkivn^ pnhliihcd
nadcr the dheetlon of that Society. He Is a sMmbv of the New York Oeoealogkal
sad niogfaphieal Society, 01 the AaMncaa Archaeological aad NomiMiatlcal Society,
' of the Medleo-Legal Society oT New York, of the Congrte Interaatioaale dee Aaierl-

he has beea Clerk of the Boord of Chosea Fkeeholden of Pssiaic Cooaty. He Is a
Thttteeand Elderof the Flrw P iei b) l e r > sn Chnreh of Patmon. Hfai private library
Is ooasMerBd one of the largest sad omm valaabki In the State, aad Is espeeially rich
ki AnMtlean works.

8881. MARGARET ELLEN ^ BANTA married John Henry Ackerman, who was
boni Jan, 6, 1831, and died Feb. 6^ 1865. His widow diet! Oct 17, 1884.

ISSOB.

•718- JOHN EDMUND ACXERMAN,s b. Sept 4. i«S7- U«« in PMnle.
•717 - inSTER GILBERT ACK£RMAN,t b. Sept aa, i%s^ wl Nettle Hopper.
•71^-GEORGE HENRY ACKERMAN.t b. Dec ay. tSte.
•710 -JACOB WESTERVELT ACKERMAN.t b. Sept 13. 1063. died Feb. 3. 1S79.

8283. GEORGE AARON 7 BANTA married MaryElkn Bayard, who was bom
May 13, 18361 and died Oct. 11, 1879. For his second wife he married Emma Penny.
He is a maauikctiuer of refti|[entors in New York City, and lives in Brooklyn.

ISSOS BY FItST WIFB.^

tV90— WALTER AUGUSTUS,' h. Feb. 7. iMe. m. Addakk B. ContanC. April 14. iM.

STSl-CAROUNE PERIfILLA.tb. Jnlyd^ I06a.

87ti-ELLA WARREN.t b. May 99. 1I64. la. Htary W. PhOlipt, Aug. 5. iHs.

ISSUE.

Wallace B. PHiLUPS^tb. ilM.

' Vltk - AUDA CATHERINE.! b. April 9, 1867.
S7S4- EMORY FRENCH.^ b. Juae 1. xa69.
STSi— NELUE.« b. May a, 1871. dkd 187&

fl384« JOHN AARON 7 BANTA married Amy Dougherty. He is a mason,
living at Na 315 E. 77th St» N. Y*

ISSUE.

1796-^ AMY E.,« b. Jaaa ty. xtsft. m. Joseph Edwaid Blaka, Dec 9, isaa.

ISSUE.

I— EowAEO Louis Blake.* b. ills,
a— Eomi M. BLAKE.t b. it|s*

3— Maeel Blake,* b. tiaa.

8717— JOHN WiyjAM.! m. Aaa Ematta Boylaa. Nov. a^. sMbl

ISSUE.
I— EOWAftD,t b. ill).

a— Emma.* b. laaa^

3— WiLUAM.t b. DasM tm.

^ 87tt— EDMUND WALTER.! at. Aaaia Wasddl. Sept. s, 1887.

^ — I

J6ba! Joha* Jaoob^ JohasmM* Saba' Spka.^

98M.1 GEORGE WASHINGTON 7 BANTA was bom in Bayon Phquemine,
Loyjtiana, and married Eloise Celiam Robert, Feb. 25, 1855. He is a pbnter in
Plaquemine^

ISSUE.

s— MARGRITB LUDORE.! b. March 31. 1856. m. Charias B. Barbay, Jaaa 14, xaay.
a^LOUIS*! b. May sy. sfS7, aL Aaaa Brataahaa, Jaa. 3, laaa.

ISSUE.

1^ Akna CBLiMA,a b. Dae. i4 iMa.
a— I^uis ALViN.t b.Sapc. la^ X884.

3— CATIiAKIlia AVOUSTA,!b. Attff. 1, 1886^

4— Saeam Geciboiana,* b. April s« 1888.
5— Mabv Ladoba,! b. Sept. a4. 1889.

3— JOHN SEBASTIAN.! b. July 7, 1858. ai. Bdllla Garattt. Jaaa la. 1889.

lUUE.

JouN TliEouoBB,! b. Maich |6» 1890^

4— LADOCIA GEORGIANA,! b. Maich la. i860, diad Dec. 1878.
-^ S*— GEORGE ARLINGTON.' b. July a9. 1861. ai. Agaas Barbay. Jaa. a4, 1887.

Ei^hiA CeMtraiion; J^h^ J^h^ Jacah^ Johanuet^ S^^a^ J£^.^ 139

itivn,

l-»AoKKi,* b. Nov. 3, 1887.

8— Grorok Abnib,* b. Feb. si, ilya.

. 6— HONORE HORACE.* b. J>«. m. iMa. dtod July, 1869.

7— ETIENNE ALEXANDER,! b. March 18, 1864. .

8* FREDERIC AL0NDE.8 b. Ang. 17. t86s. dtedScpt. 1870.

9— EDWARD ALDEN.8 b. Oat tf^ s8fitf^ died Nov.. x886w
lo^MARY FEUaTE,8 b. Jml 7, 1868. died Jmm. 1868.
II— WILUAM WASHINGTON.! b. Ftb. m. 1869.
la— PAUL ARNEAUX8 b. Feb. j. 1871.
*k3— CifARLES RENEAUX.8 b. Ftb. 3. 1871*
14— LEON RODERT.8 b. Maicb 19. 1871, dted llarch. 187a.
IS- HUBERT ALDU8.8 b. Dae. 9. it73-
16- J AMES DE WITT.8 b. Sept. 9^ 1875. died May, 1876.

0«Rll« BandiUk* Jsa« Bmdriek' Bate* VkM.^

2997. HENRY G.^ BANTA manritd Maria Demarest, April 37, 1833. She was
bora Feb. 4, iSis. He ia a &iiiier, Uviag at River Side, N. J., where he aba carries
on an esctensnpe niifsery*

tTty.QERRIT Km* h. Dae. aa, ite m. Helea Darie. Oct. 4. i8fia. He died March 19.
t884. and was boriad at cbeald Hook CuaeUfi. Bergea Cooaty. N. J. '

issoa.
8871— John H..* b. Dec. $, t88i, ul Rachel Vaa Wagoner, July 19. 1884.

SSSS-Heniy G.,18 b. Jaly j. i8|s.

i87S— ELKANoa.* b. Jaly ig, 18^
8i77— David Scwmjca,* b. Oct. ly, s868.
88T8*MiNiiia Auca.* b. Jaly ij. 187B.

S7S8— ELIZABETH.* b. Jaly i«, 18401 died June 5. 1845.

BoBr7* BandiUk* Jm^ Eondxiok* Sobn* l^pko.^

S80I. WILUAil SICKLES^ BANTA was bom in Pascack, N. J. He was
graduated from Rutgers College in 1844, studied .law with Chancellor Abram
0. Stebriskie, and was admitted lo the bar in 1847. He was appointed Prosecutor of
Pleas in i860, and held the office till 1867, when he resigned. * In 187a he was appoint-
ed Judge of the Court of Common Pleas fi»r Uergen County, and held the office for
many years. He has been especially intereited in educational work. He lives in
Hadcensacki N. J. He married at Hadeensack, May 30^ 1850, his fot wife, Sarah W.
ZabriskiOi who was bocn 1839, and died Jan. 17, 1853. On Sept. 3, 1869, he married
Adelia Zabriske, who was bom June 3, 1834, and his third wife was Jane Ann Berry.

iMua sT nasT winc'
8T40-JOHN HENRY,* b. Jaa. 3, s«3. dM Sept. s. iHS*'

m

J40 £J!gJM GMemiiam; nunis^ Htudrkk^ Jam* Hendrkk^ SOa^ Epki.^

Teimifl* Kendriek* Jmi« Hc&drick' Ctoba' Spk^^

2303. JOHN HENRY TJ BANTA was born in New York City, where he
rcnded fi»r nine years, when his parents returned to Hackensack. At the age of
eighteen he entered his Cither's store, and succeeded him in business in iSso — lather
and son carrying on the business for half a century. He was one of the ibunders of the
old Bergen County Bank, and was one of the Commissioners of Hackensack. Was a
member of the old Dutch Reformed Church at Hackensack, and for many years
was Deacon and Elder. His residence, which he buQt on the comer of State and Pusaic
Streets, with its beautifully laid out grounds, is one of the most desirable in Hadeensack.
Ho married June 16^ 1869, Susanna C Steinle. He died Jan. 16^ 1885.

.■k

•74a-FR£DERICK.t h. Dee. 3. itTa

gVM— JOHN HENRY.* h. May 8. 1S7S. died Mat so^ iSts.

t74i— ADEUA.t dmsMd.

9t4g^WlLLlAM.sh. Jsa. 19. iSyy*

• • •

«

. i*v. >.■ Jnoob* Hondzlok* Axia^ Hondiiek' Bobn* Snko.^

** ' •

' 9888. JOHN M.Y BANTA married Angeline Van Vleck. ^ He died March 8,
1865, in the United States Hospital, while connected with the army. His widow resides
if Princeton, Wis. ^ _.

\ 8Vft— JUUA A..I m. AUMfft J. Piiker. Joly 7. sSS<. He was bora Nov. 4. 1I41.

• • •

•T- ISSUE.

' iiTt-^Jtssts 8. PAaKsa.t b. Feb. sy. 1M7.
5i80-j-HAma A. PAaKaB,t b. Feb. oil. 1^9.
fit! — jBMina H. PABJcaa,* b. AprO sS. 1871.
S889<* WiLUAM O. PAaKsa,t b. Sept. S9b 1174.
fits— Daisy D. PABaaB,«b. April St, si77.

8884— Ella Fsamk PABKBa,t bu SepL itf^ liSo.

;: .' 8788'— JANE A..* ol Jsoms E Fufcer, OeL 3. tSya. He was bom Oct. s, 1841. Tbey ttvs

s( Owalqaaa. MfaUL

ISSIIB.

•888<— Ida M. PAaaBBtt b. May so^ iSts*
•888— llAavBY G. PAsicBa.* b. Scpc 5, 1877.
5887— Mabbl C PAaieBi«t b. March a, 1S79.
8888— Fbank C. PABKBB,t b. Nov. 16b iBIb.
. ^ 5880— Gkacb M. PABBBBtt b. Nov. 6b itt7«

• 8784— JE8SE.t bu Marcbjio, 1954. bl Sarah Caalafbwy. Oct. ar, i874, la Wadeaa Comity,
Miaa.; they were the taeoad coaple marrfed ia that oNwcy. Ha to aow a istfincr at
' Eadicact, WhicmaB Couaty, WaahlaBtea.

?•%

ISSUB.

5880— Ella S.,t b. Dae. ai« iSyj.
5881 — RoBBBT J.,t b. Dae. ir, 1577.
5589— AaNBa A..t br Fab. 14, sS8a
5888— Hknby W..t U Fab. 19. sSSa.
. ., 5584— FKAMas H..t b. Jaaa 5. 1^4.
5505— JBIIIB P.,9 b. Oct. to, iSSSu

5785— ELLA A..t m. Gaorse H. Grtce, Maicb t, 1S73. He was bom July ay. llsi- Tbey
aie Uvias U Wadaaa, Mbia.

Eitkik Gmtmihm; Jaccb^ Hittdrkk^ Arie^ liindrick^ SM^ EpkeA 341

IfSUK.

5680-*Gr.ORCR Guv Grrrn.* b. June si, S877.
5697— Frank Banta Grrrn.* b. April 16, 1179.
A5tS~AUCR Mauoc GRRKN.t b. July S7, t88s.
A5M~Ella Maudb GRttRN,»b. March 91, tM^.
•600— Gracs M. Grsrn.9 b. Jan. js, 1886.
iSOl^MiTCHRLL Vinton Grrsn,* b. Od. it, S8I9.

976I— FRANK.!
S767— HENRY.l
S76S-JOHN.t

MM. JESSE DE GRAFF ^ BANTA, of Perth, Fulton Ca, N. Y., roftrried Elia.
beth Towle, Nov., 1856, who was bom June 14, 1838. In 1889 thqr ittided at Na 30
Garden St., Amsterdam, N. Y. .

8788*1SAAC MXTCHELL.t b. Nov. 17. s8S7. »• Lociis Baaker. Jaaa la i877-

ISSVB.

1888— JSSSB a.t b. May sz. 1999.
5808— FLOTD.t b. Jaa. al. UM^

8770— ALL£N.t b. Nor. m^ stfij.

CHAPTER XXIL

EIGHTH OEHERATION.

Bsuy^ Ztandiiflk^ SLandziolL^ SondrldR' Ztandiiflk' Spko.^

M78. HENRY Y BANTA married Jennie Fulton, who died October, 1833. He was
a soldier of the War of 1813, and was a oorporal in Capc Hcndy^ company in Shdby's
ibrccs in October, 1813. Ho was a ftrmers removed from Kentudcy and settled in
Indiana near the mouth of the White River, where he died October 14, 1873.

8880— HENRY.t b. Aug. IS. liog. a. Mary Slogdala.

8881— BLlZABETH.t b. April aa, i8tx, wonanlad.

8888— SARAH,t b. Jaa. i. 1IX4. nu Jamas Aikmaa.

8888— JAMES STEWARD.i b. Nov. I. iti8^ m. Saaiea Safaaoa.

8884— JOHN FULTON.t b. Od. n, tSil. m. J J; Sm^Cool^!*''^'

8888— NANCY ANN.t b. Nov. n, i8aQ, m. Mosai HsvUas.

8888— ABRAHAM,! b. Dw. js, lias, bl Elisa Aaa Stapbaat. Od. s, 1I4S.

8887— MARIA,t b. Aug. I. tlsd* au DavM Mwbargar.

8888— ANDREW JACKSON.i b. Dec 15. itao^ m. RadMl Qtaaawood.

8888— MARGARET JANE.* b. Nov. at, 1I3B, au Slapbaa Grow.

M7B. MARGARET^ BANTA married General Samuel Fulton, who waa bom
in 1780. He represented Nicholas County in both branches of the Legislature of
Kentucky. He died September, 1843. His widow died October 33, t8si.

10

8800— SALUE a FULTON.t b. — • m. Jsmss Long.
8881 -JOHN L. FULTON.t b. Aug. 14. sSis, m. Epm Jsae Robtaioa.
8808— HENRY FULTON.t b. Od. 3. iti4, m. Nancy Ravaal, Aug. 3. itsy. He Uvea at
MildMlTs MOla. Mooal OUvd. Ky. His wife dlad Jims 15. SSI3.

242 EigAik (hneratiom; Henry^ Mtnry^ Henry^ Hendrick^ Hiudrick^ EpkiA

t

ISSUK.

568S-*Samukl FULTON.t b. June 50. 1838, m. Nancy B. Rigf. Sept. 18, t8sg^;
Sb« was bora S«pC 15. 184a For his seeond wife ho married Martha AaZfl
If ttllikoB, Mareh so. X874. '

lUVB BY PfltT WIFS.

S— Mary E. FiiltOB^M b. Nov. 5, 1860^ diad SapC 13, x86x.

a— Loidia Elka Falton^it b. July 18, 1860^ m. Abraham Gore. April ^ ifla;

ISSOB.

t— Eltia Goffa.U b. June is, x88i.
a^^Naaaia Laa Gora,u b. Jma ao, 1883.
. 3<* JaoMS Samaal Gort,u b. Oct. 5, 1885.

3— John WQliam FUloa,i« b. July 8. 186&
4* JanMs Hoary Fnlloa,M b. Aug. ii, 1869.

y.

f.i. ."

MSVB IT SBOOND WIFS« '

S* Walter Fieny Fnltoa.M b. Nov. as, 1876.

•

86S1I— MAiOAirr Fulton,* b. July i, 1840^ died Aug., 1840.

8M0— John T. Fulton,* b. Oct idb 1841.

8Mi— Jambs W. Fulton,* b. March i, 2844.

8HS'— Catrasinb A. Fitlton,* b. April 301 1848, ol Dearbora Wallaea, Sept. 4,

2868. Ha was bora Sept. 6^ 1843. Tbey ttva at MItehoU's Mills, Mooat

UBveit Kaaiuaqfs

ISiVB.

•»

s^Isaao Nawiaad Wallaca.M b. Jan. a6b 1868.
a^Naaaia Laa WaDaea,!* b. July 7. X8891 died hi tafimcy.
3<*8amnal Haary WaDaea,!* b. Jan. i^ i8yL
4— Lanra EOaa Wallace,!* b. Sept. 19^ 1873.
S— Cbailas Wesley Wallaea.i* b. Dae. sa, z87S-
d^Maitha Abb Wallaca.1* b. Oct x6, 1878.
7<*X>eerbora BooBo Wanaea,i*'b. May s6b 188a.
8^ Jaaa Kata WaOaca,!* b. Oct 9, s88a.
9~ Wnbert Thomas Wallace,!* b. Feb. aa, 1885.
»— Jessa FraakUB Wallaca.i* b. Fab. 13, 1887.

8HS— Nancy E. Fulton,* b. Mardi ti. 1849.

IMi— Maby E. Fulton,* b. Sept ty, 2851, m. Joha WDllam Parseil, Juaa is.
s87a Ho was bora May it, 1848.

lutn.

i-^Coim Margaret Paiaell,!* b. Nov. 6^ 1871.
a— Hairis Wllbert Paiadl,!* b. Marefa 1, 1873.
S-^Peny Panail,!* b. Jaa. 97^ 1875.
4— Saiah MadeUaa Plirseil,!* b. Aug. 30^ 1877.
S^^NaaeyABB Purseil,!* b. Dec ^ 1879.
d^Fraaklhi Hoary Pmoil,!* b. June i8, 188a
y^SosoB Puiiall.1* b. Feb. ao. 1884.

8M8<*8abah Fbancbs Fulton,* b. Sopt 10, |8S4« nt Joha T. Unvllle, Mardi
idb 1869. He was bora Aug. a, 184a

ISSUB.

I— Aara Thomas Uavfllo,!* b. Juae 13. 1874.
a— William David Uaville,!* b. Sept 3, 18^.
3— Morgaa Hoary LiaviHa.!* b. June t8, i88e.
4— Semud CUftoB Uavillo,!* b. Oct ay, 1883.

Eighth GeneraiioH; Henry^ Ihnry^ Ifcury^ lUndrick^ Itendrich^ Eph.^ 343

6646— I'AUKA P. Fut.TON,* h. Feb. 15, 1857. m.' Alexander l\jrter. June 15.1874.
lie was liorn Sepi. 13. 185C.

IfSUK.
I— Henry Wlatcn Porter.M b. Aug. 14* 1675.
t— IsMC N«wtoa Foner.it b. Nov. «$• s^*
3— Jaspar H. Porter.it b. ScpC ts. 16;^
4— Millanl Colvin Pdrter.M b. May m^ i66x.
S^Soawd F. Porter.M b. Aug. 30^ 1663.
6— l.aani BtQ Porter.M b. Dee. xa, x66s«

•M7— HBittT F. FuLTOM.t b. July ts, t660b died Jme n. s66s.
^$49.AiiomBW D. FvLTON.t b. Jane ay, lUt^ au Usile J. Glffaid, Nov.d. x66t«
She was bofA Sept* x6g safiau

I88VB.

!<— Samaal Henry F^ihoB,i8 b. Nev. a4, s8aa.
a^aaMt ThoaMi Fullon.ii h. June as* s6|s*

S006— JAMES S. FULT0N.8 b. x8id. m. Sally A. Alasaadcr.

S604— IdARY A. FULT0N.8 b. Dae. 4. sis6. m. | ^ jo^^h^vM?'

6606-EUZABETH J. FULTON.l b. i6ai.nL j J; JSinSiiJlfSB^

laavs ar mar masuaob.
ToLUVBa HiiOHsa.t b. Asg. a6, s^6.

r

(Far \tmm by laeaad aMniafa* tea 391a)
SMS-SAMUEL FULT0H.8 b. x6«3. a. MtCynthia Aaat Baata. Tbey Ihre at Ridfa

6907— MARGARET A. FULT0N.8 b. — . died In Inteey.
St06— NANCY ANN FULTON.i a. John Cattenham.

SSM— RACHEL ELLEN FULT0N.8 a. | ^ p^^ ^SS|[^'

M80. ANDREW^ BANTA mimed Elianbeth Haydea, Avgutt, 1814. She was
bom Jaaoary 13, lygy, aad died in 1863. In the War of 1813 he was a soldier in CapL
Wnu M. Rice^ eompaay, in C6L Johnson's legimenl, Kenttidcy Militia. In Angust*
1813, they set out fiir Detroil, and in a battle, October 4, 1813, on the Thames River, his
hone was shoe He daimed $t40 from Congress, whidi was denied him. See Report
of Committee, No. 568, 34th Congress, First Session, VoL IIL He was a fiumer in
Bourbon County, Ky., and served as Deputy County Cleric for some yearb He was a
member of the church at Flat Rock, Ky. He died in 1873.

ISSOB.^

88091— MARY JANE.8b. April s,tSxd.ni.WiIllamGniisple. Tbey Uve at Little Rock, Ky.
. iMft— SARAH ANN.8 b. Oel. ts. tSxy. bl Henry Arnold, Jaa. xy, X839. Tbey live at

Graencasde, Ind.
ti08<— EUZA ELLEN,8 b. Meich 4, x6aQ, a. Bartea W. Graves. April ag. xS4X. They
live at Braablett, Nicholas County. Ky.

. t— DAVm A GiAVBS,* b. Feb.. XS44. He was la the Cantidafale Aray, In Co. B.
xat Kaataricy Brigade.
a— Makt Louisa OsAvas.* b. Dec X84S. a. James Wilson. sSts.
3— MAaoABET EiXBN GaAVSS.t b. Jaa^ 1646. a. Bsrtea Kerns. x67y.
4— John Hbii st Gsaves.* b. May. xSse, a Mary Cicuch. xSSs.
5— HAStisON GaAVBS.t b. July. xl54. a. Ellen • Banta. (See page a44).
6— ICiUMNia GaAVKS.s b. X896. a. Jane Seott. x6|s*
7— Prraa GaAVEa.t b. 1859. lu. Jennie Henry. 1684.

344 £igiM Cttun^m s HtHty* ttttiry* Httwy* Hnubiek* Htmdriek* EpI^A

» ^

S809«~H£NRY.i b. Jan. 14. itas, m. Katharine Henry, SepL aS, 1843.*

s— Naiict.9 b. July xo, 1844.

8*DAVio,t t. March y, 1846b m. OetUe Sharif Nov. 19^ tSfty.

3<*ELllAmTH,t b. Aug. 25, i84y, m. Perry Iswell. Sept 8, 1868.

4*EusiiA,8 h. Oct 31, 1848. m. Aliee Bannister. Nov. 15, 1876.

S— Hayokn,* b. March 4, t^i, died Sept 15, s^

6— Samao,* b. Aaff. 19, il53, died Sept aa. 1873.

y— RACHiL,t b. Feb. i9» i|ss*

8— AjiOBBaoN«t b. Apia 15, i|s8,BL KadaSopv. Nov.ay, 1879.

9— JOHM,8 b. Mardi att. 186a, nu Soaas Clenkarbaaid, Oct 8, 1888.
to—EHilli,t b. Sept ly, 1860^ wu HarriaoA Giavai,* Nov. ay, x88a (Sea page 343.)
U— LlLUB,* b. Jan. 13. 1865, m. Jamea Sqiiirea, Jnaa it, 1884.

StOS8<*LOTT.8 b. Jan. 19^ i8a6b m. l^fary Jaaa Wllsoii, Jan. a9b i8sa. They Uve at Little
R o ck , Ky* ,

lUVB.

* ' I— ANOiBW.t WL Dora HnctMS* Nov., 2876^
a<*MAmoAiST,8 m. Jooah Spaita. Feb. 9, 1878.

3<* BlBCKBIf Rll>OB.t

4<*MAY,t vu WnUaoi Young, Dee. xi, 188a.
S<* JAMBS,8 m. Irene Evana.

8tM8—MARQARETTA,8b. March 4. x8B6bm.EdmoBdO.Emolt, Jan. ay, 1875. Theyttva
at Uttla Rock, Ky.

••MV^ANDREW J.,8 b. Oct 5. 183s. m. Marten CoUver, Doe. 9b ilSi- They livo hi
PhonUelcKy. .

1— jAMBS,* m. Fannie Bramblatt Nov. 30^ x87d. .

a— WiLLiAii«t died 1887.
3— SuaAii.t WL James Call, Sept io. x87d.

4— CATliABiNB,t n. Columbus KokendDlph. She died July y, 1887.
S* jBllNiB,t died July as, x888.
A— ny|,|,^ • m^ Haijamln Blarirt,
y^^LucY.t
8— JoaBPM.8
9«-RiauR0.8
so— EowABD,t died about 8873.

ttM8— JAMES C.,8 b. Doe. ss. 1833. m. Nancy Ann QOUspia, Dec as, 1854. He died Jan.
9bti6s« His widow rsmovcd to IlUnois and marrted Orvillo Booi, All the chUdreB

1S8UB.
S— MAY.t

a—AucB.8

4— LoaMOA.t

3^ElJ8A.8

SNS8— NANCY ELIZABETH,! b. March a8, x839b m. Amfaraea Arnold, Jan. ay. 1859-
She died Jan., 1863.

M8i. PETERY BANTA, of Bourbon Co., Ky., mBrricd Judie A. Zachary, who
wag born In Charlotte Co., Virginia, Sept. 1, 1799, ^and was yet living in 1887. He
was B soldier of the War of tSia; died March ij, 1815.

lUUB."^

ISIO- HENRY D,* b. April ly, 1819, m. •NSEiinbeth Fulton Hughaa.8 He died Sept. la,
1854.

GeHtmiian; Htury^ Ihnry^ Ihury^ HiudrUk^ Heniirkk^ Epki.^ 345

tllUE.

SGSO— ANnsEW P.t

SCSI— Samuel.* died In childhood.

S6SS— MAEGAlBT.vditd fa chUdbood.

S911-SALUK 8..« I*. Sept. 14. 1811. m. j J; jj^^^^^Ji^.

S91S--ANDREW J..» h. A«k- •• 1834. m. Occ 4. 1144. Elitalieih B. Johniofi, who was bora
Nov. 0^x104. Ht was Sheriff of NidMilM County. Ky., in X860. Was ia the Con-
Meiaie Aimy Cor three yean. Was Proliate Jvdge ftom 1874 to x88e, aad mliee-
qneady was inroprietor of a hotel at Carlisle, Ky«

ismis.

ISIS— JtfOiE L»,t b. Sept 3, xt47, m. M. A. Qkmi, J«oe xs. itTS-
iSM— Joiw PKTEa.t b. Mardi 3, x^a.
SSii'MAaGAxrr H..* b. April 3. xi56. died Joly aa. x86o.
ISM— Naomi K.,* b. April X9. 1859. died May 4. x86a.

SSIS— MARY ANK.t b. Doe. X7. x8a6, m. Heary MeOaanahaa.

SS14-DE WITT CUNTON.8 b. May « 1819. m. Naomi F. Johason. He was a soldier

te die MeskM Wer.
8911— LBONIDAS FULTON.8 b. Dec xs. x83X. Died hi die Saadwkh Isteads.
S818-WILUAM BENT0N.8 b. Jaoe 9b 1834. Died April xa^ x86e. of wouads raeebed hi

the Batde of Shlloh.
8817— MARGARET lU* b. March X3. x^. m. Speaesr Boyd. Feb. 18, X858. She died

Nov. ss. x88a

SS18— PETER J£FFER80N.8b.Maya4. 1843. Killed te die Batde of Shlloh. April 6^ x86b.

M84. ELIZABETH^ BANTA, married 8tt8»Peter Van Niiys,^ June 7> iSsi. He
was bom in Shelby Co., Ky., and wasa brmer.

ItSIIB.

S8181— SARAH ANN VAN NUYS,8 b. Jaly ax. x8is. m. yrmtm M. Weaver. Nov. s* »4^
He was bon te Nicholas COh Ky.« Oei. x6^ X8X4, aad died te Sheridaa, HamQioa
Co., lad*. Dee. la. x89ai His widow lives al Lobaaoa, lad.

flBUB.

I-* Jambs Heubt Wbavbb.* b. Sepc a8. x84t. died Feb. 13. 1863.

a-^MABT EuzAaBTH WBATSa.* b. Nov. 8. 1848. m. Wmtem H. RIchey, Dee. ws»

X8tf. She dtod March 3X. x87d.
3— Lbab Ami Wbatse.* b. Jaa. x, X844, vl Joha Sestoa. April a, x86d. She died

Jaa. XBb X869.
4*JoM]t Wesley WBAVBft,Vb. April 09. x84S. a. Seiah B. Stepheasoa. Dee. a4,

x88y.
5— Maeoaest Aui ISA Wbatee.* b. Jaa. 5. 1847, ai. WlDism K. RIchey. April 13.

«8y9.
d— Racobl Ellen Wbavbe.* b. Aaf . xd. x849b ol wmieai R. Morrison. Aag . ae^

xSyx.
7-* William Henet Haebison Wbavbe.* b. Aaf. 4, x|sst bl CsioHae Claris,

SepLaa.x87«.
8— PSTEE Van Ntnrs Weavbe.* b. May 93. x|ss. el Jcaaie E. Haghos, Jaa. sx«

xSy^
9— Maetiia Jane WBAVBB.t b. Juae X4. xiss* "l Ahms Eadcrly. Mardi s8, 1873.
xo^Tmomas Andeeson WEAVEB.t b. Jaae 19b x86i. died Feb. xS, xSyx.
XX— Sabam BTTtE WEAVBE.t b. Feb. 9b xSSsb NL Joha H. Glsse. Dee. a4. xSSS.

She died Jaae x^ X89S.

881SS— ISAAC VAN NUYS,8 b. Dee. S4. X8S3. died Aag. S7. 184s.

8S18t— UEAH van NUY8.8 b. Feb. xx. x84S. el Heary Cbariloa, March X3. x8sx. She

died Jaly X8.X8S8. He lives at Pleaseat. Swttsertead Co., lad.

246 Eigkik GimratwHs Hinry^ Hinry^ Henry^ Hindrick^ H^ndHck^ EpkiA

m

IMUK. ^

s— Newton Edwin Ciiaklton,* b. Nov. aS, 1851.
•— Kmancss Makion CiiAXLTON.t b. NoT. S5, i8sa.
3~ William S. Chaxlton.* b. April aoi 1859.

M194 MARGARET VAN NUYS.8 b. F«b. x^. z8t7. m. JolM Dcnarec JuiM 5, i|s& Ht
was bon Jotjr 93, 1819. Thmf Uvt at Leb an o a, lad.

* * IMUB.

•

s^LisziB Bant A DEMAaEE,t b. Jnat >$• x4s7* ^M Maieh 5, x88a.
a— Pbtbs Stmmbi Demambx,* b. May 19. x86a, m. Sadia Smith, Maidi, 1883. Sha
waa bon Daa. X7, x86a.

, I18UE.

Artlmr B. DaaBaraa^li b. Aof . X5» z888.

• '» *

S9198.MARY VAN NUYS.8 b. Fab. 3. 1809. m. Joaeph Vorii. Nov. x^ 1848. Ha waa
bora Joaa 6, 1893. Thay Ihra at Jay. Switsariand Couaty, lad.

c

• /

I^JORN A. Voil8,8 b. No?, ax. 1849. aiarriad Laqr Atkiaioa, Daa. 13. X874, who
waa bon Fab^ xo, 1853. aad diad Jaaa 3^1 x88s. Ha married agala. April a4.
1888. Margaial Vaa Nays, daaghtar of Samaal Vaa Nays, who was bora Nov.

a— Rmti.La B. Voais.* b. Feb. 14, X83X.

3— HASTiy B. Voiis.* b. April a4. x85a, aiarriad Mary L. Wllsoa, Sept. 7, x88a.

Sbadlod Aag. ay. x883. Ha amiriad agala. Mary Aaa Culbartsoa, Sept. 9,

Z886L Sha was bora Sept. 1838.
4— MiLTOM T. Vons.t b. April 13. 1833. died May aa. X954.
• 3— Pbtbb V. Voxxa.* b. Fab^ ^ xiss* »• Eauaa CaaipbaU, Aag. i6b X883. Sha

waa bon Jaa. 8. 1854.
d^CoxNBUiiS A. VOXI8.8 b. May Z9» z^^
7— OuvsB L. Voxxa,* b. May ax. 1839. ai. Cania Fsltsmyar. May 19, z89x. Sha

was bora May 19, x86a.
8— Jossni H. VOXI8.8 b. Nov. zx. z86a.
9— Maxt Elxzabsth Voxi8,t b. May 3. x8^ died Oct d» X883.
so— RosoDB S. Voxis.* b. Sapt za. x868. died Aag. zz. z87Z.

SSI98— HENRY VAN NUYS,8 b. Nov. 9. z83a. ol Cathariaa Damana. March zx. 1838.
Sha died May a6b x8^ Ha aiairiad agala. Nov. aa. x874. Mrs. Jerusha Haauaoad,
who died Sept. ay. x87d. Ha is a dealer la boUdlag laatariali hi Labaaoa. lad.

ISStm BT nX8T WIFB.

I— Cathabinb Exjxabbtm Van Ninrs.t b: Jaaa 39. Z839. died Nov. vi. z8fi4.
a— Maxt Minbxta Van Nvt8.8 b. Oct. ay. z86o. Sha is a school teacher.
3— Claxa Van NvTS.t b. Jaly 9, z8^ She Is a school teacher.

ISSUB XT SECOND WITB.

4— Eta Blanch Van Ninr8.t b. March 84. x87d.

SSlSt— JOHN VAN NUY8.8 b. Dae. zi, 1838. ol Mary E. CaraUaa. Dec ^ x8sd. He

Bves at Thoraloa. lad.
tSlS8— THOMAS VAN NUYS.8 b. Match 8. X83S, died Jaae 3. 1863.
tSl88— ANDREW BANTA VAN NUVS.8 b. Aug. 4. 1837. m. Harvcaia FVaaces Mouat.

of MoatgORiery Coaaty. lad.. Oct. 3. x86d. They live at Labaaoa. lad.

• lUUB.

s— Etta Iola Van Ninrs.t b. Aug. a3. X867. died Nov. %(, x88a.
a— Emma Luqnda Van NuYs,t b. Aug. Z4. Z869.
3«-*AsuT0N Mount Van Nurs.8 b. Aug. y. X87S.
4^Maxxl Estblla Van Nvys.8 b. April X3, X879.

I

£ifAtk C^miraiicHj Htury^ Henry^ Hewy^ Hindrick^ Jitrndrkk^ Epkt.^^ 347

S918M— l*l{TKK SYMMKS VAN NUYS." b. Jan. S4, iftio^ m. AmarnlA Holby Mathewi,

A|iril 19. 1W16. She «imik Imni KH#. 5. 1843. lie ilkd Jiin. 17. 188a Hit wUow

H%'iri at 'HmmiiUjo, IimL

lasUR.

i^ROBRST Gaylb Van NuyM b. April tg^ itTS*

•«*lilABr Mathbws Van Ninrs.t t. Jvet »• zlTt, dM Dao. al. xMa

MM. ABRAM^ BANTAt of Bouiboa CouBtjr, Ky., minied Dorcas Hedges,
Sept 4, 1824. She was born July 28, 1806, and resided, in 1887, at Carlisle, Ky. He
died Feb. la, 1883.

8n8— CYNTmAANN.tb. Dm. a4.ste9»aklNi8smilT.F^iltoa, Feb. 08.1848. They
naide at Ridge Faim. lU. ^

ISSVB.

iglT— Mabt EusAarm Fulton.* b. Dee. xx, 1848.
igSa«*SALUB F. FiiLTON.t b. Feb. 191 x4e.
igit— AaaAM B. Fulton,* b. Dee. xd, x|ss.

iggO— MAaOABBT B. FULTON.t b. OcL SOb X8S7.

Sggl— Mabanoa 1. FuLTON,8 b. VktBf es, xS6l

itgS— WtLLlB F. FULTON.8 b. Nov. Xd, XS^

iggg^LuCT D. F^TON,8 b. Feb. aob xS6S.
1884^ JAUBS 8. Fulton,* b. Dee. aob xSya

88S0— JAMBS HBNRY,8 b. Aug. X4, xSjx. bl Mary Ranell.
S8S1—MARGARBT LUCINDA,* b. May aS. xHs, bl TboBMS M. CanpbeiL
8888— ANDREW JACKSON,* b. Jely 84. xBas* died Aag. a^ xSa4. umaairied.
88S8-*SARAH FRANCIS,* b. April 4. i^sg^ bl EdflMnd CeiUas. They Uvad ia Carlisle.
Ky. 8lM died Maieh X9. X877.

ISSUB.

8878-*Edmund Collins.*

8884— WILLIAM FRANKLIN.* b. May aS. X84X. m. Saiab E. Loag. May 7, xS^ 81m
was bora la VcfaynisB. )IL, Ocl 4, x849b Thay bow Hve at HvaNldc VsnalOloB

1874— :Andbbw Jackson,* b. Nov. 07, xa6d.
S8Ti— Jambs Abbam,* b. Sept aS. x^
S878—VINNIB,* b. Sept 93. XS74.
S8T7— Bbttib,* b. Ocl 4, xSTd.
8878— ANN1B,* b. Sept sg, xS^p.
1878— Amy.* b. March aa^ xSSx.
S880— William Hbnbt.* b. May 9^ XS84.
1881- Gbaob,* b. May xy. xSSd.

8888-ELIZABETH JANE,* b. May aS, XS44, bl L. M. Caaipbdl.
8888- AMY MARIA,* b. Aag. 5. XS46, bl H. D. BogciL

M87. HENRYS BANTA BMrricd, Dec 3, 1810, Mary Mitchell, who was bom
at Nashville, Tcna., Sept. 23, 1792. He was born in Henry County, Ky., and removed
to SwitKrland Coonty, Ind., alioot 1823. There were several Henry Bantas in that
county, near kinsmen, a^d he was distinguished as ''Tanner Hank," as he carried on a
tannery. He was an Elder in the Presb>ierian Church at Pleasant, Switzerland Co.
He dial of cholera, July 12, 1833. His widow married si**«ComelittS A. Voris.^ She
died Oct 7, 1863.

. >

S9S7~ PETER H.,i b. Ocl, xSii, was a school teneher, died mmiirried in CaUfornia, 186a.
SMS— WILLIAM M..t U. April aS. iii3« m. Elisaliech Crowder.
SSaS —ABRAHAM,! b. Nov. 4. xiM. m. im Rachd Van AndalU
SSSO— MARTHA,! b. Doe. is, 18x5, m. MMWThomas Van Nuys-I
SSSI-i- JAMES M.,a b. Aug. 19, xit7. nu Nancy Van Ofsdol, 183s.
SSSS— HANNAH.8 b. Maich n, 18x9, m. WnUamsoa Van Oradol.
SSSS— MITCHELL,8 b. July ^ x8ax, died unmarried, in Napa City. Cal.
SSS4— RACHEL,* b. Feb. xs, 1804, married first, William M, Gardner; and again. Ransom
Tinker, October, i8|s8. Lives in Walker, Mow
.. SSSi^ALBERT.8 b. Nov. a^ xfas dtod in inlaney.
S9Se-.THOMAS,8 b. July ay. ilay. died May 6^ xSaS.

SSST-JOHN CALVIN.f b. Nov. .3. xSeg. ». J J; MlSSili A^dSSST*^^

silSS— NANCY JANE,8 b. May d» 1833. m. Richard HaOgarth. April 9i. 1854. They ttve at

Cross Plains, Ind.

inuB.'^

ITIT— Maat Ellin Haixgakth,8 b. May •4, iH6u

ITIS— MAtTHA Jamb Hau-oaxth,* b. Nov. e^^ 1858, m. Charles Taby.Joly a,
'K:' ^"' '^ xlss^ He Is a merchant at Cross Plafais.

ITIS— Sabam Etta HALLaAiTU.t b. April X9, x86o^ died In infancy.

§780^ Abcmibaus Halloasth,* b. April x8. x86o^ m. Florence Stevenson, April 15,

x889i Is A Uaeksmlth at Elgin, Oregon.
iTSl-*SVA CUEHSMTllfB Halloaxth,* b. May 8, xad4, m. John Twineham, Oct. y,

xSSow IsntemeratAaion,SwitseriandCo., lisd.
iVSS— LVLT Hallcaxth.* b. Apifl 3. X866, died hi hilaney.
- iTSS— Hamnah HALLOAKTil,t b. Mardi ey, x868.
i7S4— Gbokob HAlJ.OAitm,t b. Jan. y, xSya.
itSi— Daily Halloakth,* b. FeU xS, X873, <^M ^ infimey.
• iTM— Hakxt Halloaxtm,* b. Jan. X4, xSts*

^\ , M88. ABRAHAM^ BANTA inanied Mary Demaree. He was a fanner in
Henry Co., Ky. He was a soldier in the War of 1813, and was killed in the Battle of
the Thames, Oct 6, 1813. It is said by one of his comrades In the campaign that,
daring the fight, the company to which he belonged took shelter behind trees and logs,
from which place they fired upon the enemy. Abram was behind a tree, and while en-
deavoring to get a shot a ball from the foe struck him in the exposed part of* the head,
killing him instandy. His widow dying shortly after, his father took Abraham's two
diildren and bxought them up as members of his own family.

ISSUE.
SSSSt— PETER DEIIAREE.8 b. Oet 9. xSxo, m. Hannah Voria.
SSSS 8— NANCY,8 b. Sept aS, iSxa, m. Andrew Carmine.

M89. ALBERT^ BANTA married Rachel List He was a iarmer, and died in
Kentucky.

ISSUB.

SSSSt— CATHERINE,1 b. 1 Je. 5. x8x0» m. Ann Ugrange.

SSSS 4— MARY ANN.8 b. Nov. e^, xSxS.

SSSS •— MARaARBT.8 b. May xa. iSai . m. John R. Covert.

SSSS^ -SARAHtS b. Nov. 18. sSes. »• Joteph V. Covert, OeL xa, X843. No biiie.

MM. PETERS BANTA married, August 1, 181 1, s^m** Vrouchie Van Nuys,^ who
was bom in Mercer County, Ky., Feb. 24, lyga, and died March, i, 1851. He wasasoldier
in the Indian wars, in which his brother Abraham was killed in battle. He ixioved to
Indiana about the year 1828, settling in the neighborhood of Hopewell, Johnson County.
He hadl a numerous fiunily, was a large man physically, and was known as ''Big Pete**;

I

Eighth Cenefuiiou; Peier^ Heury^ Henry^ lUudrkk^ Htndrick^ EpkeA 349

was a fanner; a modesty retiring man. With his wife, he united with the Shitoh Pres-
byterian Church, Johnson County, Indiana, June 19, 1836, and two years later trans-
ferred his membership to the Hopewell Presbyterian Church, in the same county. He
died October 6, 1851. , *

ISSUE.

8888— RACIIEM b. Oct 9, xiis, m. Francis Johnsoa DobUas, SqiC. s6b 1839^ He was
horn in South Carolina. May 3, iloS. He died Jime 14. i88i, and her deadi oc*
cunad OcL 30^ xtta. ^

ISSVB.

§760— Jambs Haevbt Dobbins.* b. July 3, 1840^
8781— WiLUAM MiLLBa DoaaiifS.* b. Jan. as, 1843. dkd Sepc 84, xlsa.
8788— Prrsa Banta Dobbins.* b. May 1$. x844, m. Sarah Matilda Botefohr. Jan.
s6b 1874. She was hora in Hoboken. N. J., Feb. I, ilga. They live at

ISSVB.

I— Etta Fkanees DobbiBS.M b. Sepc xa, s88a
a— Oossie DobbiBS.M b. Dee. 9, z88a, died Dee. a. 18IB.
3— Mary Harvey Dobbtas.M b. May 4. S8I4.
4-»Aliee EscaUe Dobbias,M b. April id, sS86L

8788— Maky Catubbimb Dobbins,* b. Sepc tS. 1845. died Sept as, 1848.
8784— Albbkt Nbwton Dobbins.* b. Feb. sy. 1847. m. MaUnda Howell. June a4,

2873. She was bora ia Cnthbert, Ga., July sx. 1I53. They Ihre at 44 West

Forsyth SlL^ Jacktonvflle, Fla.

ISSIIB.

I— Ardmr Newton Dobbias.i* b. April s, 1876.
a- Emma OertriMle Dobbiiis.1* b. SepC 4, 1877.
3— Annie Iiene Dobbias.ie h. Maieh 7. 1879.

8788— LotnsiANA Woods Dobbins,* b. Jane 9. 1830, died Sept ae. 119a.

8888— I8AAC*b. Oct. s8, 1814, died Sept t% S817.
8841— LEAH.* b. Jan. 4, iax6^ died Sept. si, 1817.
8848- POLLY.* b. Jaa. a8. s8i8, died Jvne.s8. s8aa.
8848 -ANNA,* b. April 18, 1819, died March 7, ites.
8844— ABRAHAM.* b. Nov. 18, t8aab died fai 1843.

8848— ZURILDA,* b. May 13. s8ea, m. Headenoa. She died Oel. 8, 1845.

8848— ISAAC.* b. Dee. 4, s8e3,m.NaBeyRedgers. Oct 10^1844. Uves at J^cksborg , lad.

NoiSBM.

8847— LEAH.* b. Nov. 3, 18^ m. WBnam HaflhMn. She died Sept ag. 1853.

8848— ALBERT,* b. Ang. 31, sSsy, married Manha Sehcra, April 13. 1*48. She died Sept.,
s4S4« **d he married Mary Jane Dieksoa, who was bom at Armagh, belaad, April
•3,1809. He was orifffawlly a teflMr hi JndiaBa, and afterwards became a eontrsctor.

isbitb bt nasT wife. ^
8788— Abbanam Cobmbuus.* h. Jaly 8. 1849. amrried Margant Jane Caimlne,
Feb. 17, 1874. She was bora Jaae aa. s|ss* ead died Jaly la. s8ai. Er*
minialsabeUe Van ArMiale boeame his seeond wife Sept 13. 188a. She was
bom Sept 3. 18^ He was iMmeriy a teamr oC Johasoa County, Ind.,
aad is now a ptaslersr, living in Bridgeport lad. b a OMmhcr of the

ISSUB BT naST WIFB.

Samttd Nkholas.1* b. April Mf. 1877.

lUtm BT SBOONO WIFB.

s— Ethd May.l* b. May a, 1884.

a— Besiie.1* b. Dee. al, 1888, died Dee. ae, 18I8.

3— Albert McCaaley,!* b. Dee. 09^ 18*7, died Aag. i* sltt,

4— Leonie,!* b. Jaly 84, 1889. died Aag. a, 18*9.

2SO EigktA GituraiioHs PiUr^ Heury^ HiHty^ HendrUk^ Haidriek^ Epkt. \

ISSUE BY SECOND WIPE. '

5707. William Allen.* b. March 99. i856» died Oct 17. 1876.

0768'— Saeaii Delu* b. Oct. 7, i|S9> Uvcs at Jeffersoo, Texas.

i76p— Albeet DiCKSON.t b. Dec. ix, tl^ Is Cashier oC Natiooal Bank of Jd^

t649~JACOB,i b. June ea, xtoQb m. Saiah Fine WattoME. He died hi Brown Cooaty.
Indiana* and his widow married again, ThooMS J. Kelso, of Geor g et o wn, Indiana.

lasuB.

HiBAll.*

atM^BAMUBU* b. May Id, liji, m. Baofm Jane HeddsE, Nov. 07. sMa. LhresinFtanb.

ttn» Ind. No issae.
Mil— lCATHSIUNE.t b. Ilaieh xd, ttn died Nov. a, 1439.
S9S8~MARY ANN,i b. March ao, 1835. died May aa, 1838.

8888— ROBERT M.,8 b. A|irfl xd» 1838, m. Esther Ann Cf«mp, April a, 1874. He is a

in Greenfield; Hancock County, Indiana.

t. ; ; r . x^ISAACt b. May Id, 1873.

* ' / . a— Mabtha Ellen,8 b. March ad, 1879. died July 13, 1879.

3— Maet ELZOEA,t b. March ad, 1879^ died July 15, 1879.
4»NOBLB £AEL,t b. Nov. 09, z88z.

S^AMDEEW ALEXANDEB,t U AugUSt «, l8|S*

d—WE8LET,t b. Dec a9. 1888.

;' < * 0401. JOHN PETERS BANTA married Cmtheriiie List, Nov. i6» iSao, in Ken-

ttickjr* He WE8 E fimaer, and later became a banker. He moved to Johnaon CouBty,

Indiaaa* ia 1827. Was known as Capt. Banta, baving been Cafitain of militia in his

yoimger days, and was considered wealthy ibr the time and place. He waa for msny

yesn nn Elder in the Presbyterian Chuich.

•

ISSOB.

8888t'-*PBTER JOHN,8 b. OcL 3, i88i, hl Nov. 9, 1843, Mary Asa Brewer. He was a
teBMT In Johnson Cdunty, Indiana, died Sepc, x89S. .

ISSUE. ^

8778-* JOMM EowABO,t b. Mardi 09^ 1843. m. Margaret Lagrange, Mardi 31, 1870^
He is a Cvmer ia F^snUIn, Indiana.

ISSUE.

MteElObM b, Nov. Id. X874.

* 8771*Daniel BEEWEE,t b. Nov. 34, 1847, el Mary Hedanan, Feb. 17, x88x.
He was gtadnated at Hanover CoUege hi 1874, and was graduated from
P r toce t u E SendEury to 1877. He is a PresbyterisE Minister at Lebanon, Ind.

8— Mary DerlaEd,l8 b. Aug. 14. 1884.
. a— Frederick Heckinan,Mb. Oct. a8.x886L

8778^Geoeoe CaIowell,* b. July 8. 1850^ m. Ime Vawter, OcL 17, 1878. Is
a limner to FhuikllE, lEdiaaa.

ISSUE.

s-*Clarm VawterlM
. a— Fhnk CaMweU.M

8778~Datio Wesley,* b. July 30^ s|s3. died Jaa. d» 1889.
8774~Maey.8 b. SepL xi, 1857, m. DUlaid L. Dcntog, Oct. xx, x88a. Is a mer-
chant to Edtoburgh, Indiana.

Eigkik Ceneratlom ; Pettr^ Ilenry^ Hemry^ llendrick^ HendrUk^ Epkt. > 35 1

ISSUK.

t— nyrofi J. Dcmiiiff.**
••Eilwrard Lawfcnce DemiiiK-M

atUS— MARY JANE.M h. Dec a. ilaj. m. Danid nrawer. Oct 99. 1140. Slie died Sept.

STTi^CLARilfDA BxxwEB,t b. A«f. Hk 114^ nu WnUam H. L«gn»ft, Feb. 17,
iMa. Ht b a limner.

I— jMper Wtstey Lcgfaaft.M b. Mot. i, s|^. m. Abble J. Robcrtion, who
WM boni May is, s8^ He waa giadnaled from Haaovfr CoDege.
ladiana, te itH la a fmner.

laavB.
Elbelya Legnuife,U b. Ang . 30^ SS87.

a-^Mary OHve Legimnfe.li b. Oci. 16^ itdg.
S-*FraBk Edward LegraBga,M b. Oct is, xlya
4^Blaaaer Jaaa LegraBga,M b. Nev. si, stTt,
S«*WIIUe LegTanfe,M b. OcL a4, xMs, died OcL ay, stti.
d^Charlet Diewer Lefnuige.M b. May as, li^s.
7-*Ldia Clariada LegraRge.M b. Maicb 13, stU

a9iS>-7EMELINS,t b. Occ y, tiafi. m. Peier DHmaa. He b a fmner br Jobaaoa Cbmhj.

ladiawL Noinaa.
at iS«-»G£ORGE ABRAM.a b. 8epc 3. xlag. died Mav sd, i^^L

a9at*-^CAR0UN£.a b. Jaa. 89, xt^ mariled CocMlkas Dftnat. Feb. aai x«a. He It a
fimner, raaidtef ia Johaioo County, lad. Sbe died OcL id^ iMi.

. laaiiB.

i77<-*JoiiK WsaLBT DiTMAa.* b. Sept 5, xlsa, aMrried tot, Hatde Oug, Sept.
S xlyy. No iuaa. He married again, Mary Etta GrahaaB, Feb. sab xt8d.

laauB.

s^Maria I>ltaaa,i»b. Sept. al, sily.
a^EdWi X>tanai,lt b. Nov. a^, xU^

ITTT^Makt Bsixb Ditmas,* b. SepL 6, sHSt »• Everett McCaiUBt SepL d, stTd.
He b a Cvmer in FVaakBa* lad.

s-»Herbert D. McCadlB.M b. March •• site.
a— Carolyn McCadla.M b. April 30, sMd.

ITTS^WixxiAM 8. DiTMAl,! b. Oct 4, sisy, m. Minnie Rebecca Gmham, Dec.
sd,slls* HeliafimnerinF^aBUin,Ind.

s— Jane Ditmaa,!* b. July sy. sill.
a-*Conet Ditnat,ii b. Oct a4, sll9i

i779^BMMA DiTMAi,! b. June al, xMa, died Dee. jk sMt«

StiSi—JOHN WESLEY.! b. Nov. 4. xi34. died unnarried. Aug. S4. 1I65.
l9iaY-*CHRI8TINA,» b. March % sljy. m. WOlfaun B. Ellto te 1154- He was loinicriy a
tailor; ii now peetmaater at Flranldte,*Ind.

inilB. ^

ITIS— Catmbkimb Esxi8,t b. Aug. ri. s|S7« at Joeeph C Sndth, Oct 04, SII9. He
was a banker's d«h, and died Oct aa, sill.

laaoB.
. Cbristiae Smith,!* b. MardifCb sSi7*

2S2 Eigkih Giuemtiams PtUr^ Henry^ Hemy^

Hendrkk^ Epkg.\

1781— Fbamk EluM b. MardI 9, 1860^ died Jnat 19, iS^

1768— Mabt Emma EluM b. Sepc *f, 1866, was gradoatod at Fhnklin Ual-

venityt 1890.
878S— Anna Moobs Elui,* b. If aicb 19, 189a
8784— Gboboe ELua^t b. July x^ 1873.

. , MOS. JACOBS BANTA married, December, 1831, Sarah Demaree. She was the
daai^ter of Judge David Demaree, a son of Samuel Demarest and Susanna Brouwer,
who were married at Schraalmburgh, N. J., December i, 1768. He is referred to in
the Crilowing extract from the ShMy C^mrtmi^ SbdbyviUe, Ky., May 32, 1873:

But then, if the Dutch Company had its heroes and heroines, it also had its men
of talent as well as legal ability. Among these, perhaps, Judge David Demaree ex-
celled. He was bom at Hairkensack, N. J., October 15, 1769, and participated in Gen.
Harmer*s campaign in 1793. He was appointed by the Governor, m 1801, one of the
six magisttates 01 Shelby county, and was elected Presiding fudge in December, 1804,
which position he held ior several years. Having married a daughter of Jacob Bruner,
.one of the signers of the original Constitution St Kentucky, his acquaintance with the
leading men of the day was quite extensive. That he was regarded as a man of more
than ordinary ability is evinced bv the fact that at his death, which took place in 1814,
many offidals and members of the bar of the State honored his memory with their
pre s ence at his funeral, riding on horBeback many miles lor no other purpose.

Jacob Banta was captain of a militia company in Kentucky, and moved to Johnson
County, Indiana, hi 1833, where he made a farm among the woods. He died in his
twenty-ibnith year, of malignant fcver.

88888— DAVID DEMARSE,8 b. May 93. 1833, nu Mia. MeUm Riddle Pmfn, June ti.
1I9I Sha was bora la HaaOtoa Couaty, Ohio, March ay, 1834. Ha is Daaa of
thaUaivanityor ladiaaa^at Blooniagtoa. Ha raecivad bis cdaealion thcie, and
waa giadaaiid ia i|ss. Ha praetiead law ia ladiaoa Irani 1857 to 1889^ asecpt
dariag rix yian la vhidi ha sarrad aa Judge of iha Oftait Court. U author
of a history of Johaaoa Couaty, ladiaaa, and has writtaa a uwa t oui artidaa aad
nnda auuiy addicsiaa on the ploiiaar history of the State. Hit home is fai Fraak-
Ifait ladiaaab

8788— OtOBOB^t b. July itf^ 2837, OMirlad LilUaa Vowtar. May 3. 1881. She diad
July 84, 18^ He maiflad a saoond tfana. Lacy Laa Pleasant, June sd»
i88S» at Mcaasha, Wia. He waa graduaiod liom die Uaiversity of Indiaaa
ia xl^ Aftar laaviag eoUaga ha taaght school, devotbig hia laisttra hooia
to the study of law. Ta 1879 ha baeaoM local ageat Ibr a fira insoranca
coa i pa a y at FVaaklla, lad., and theaea r em oved to Meaasha, Wlseoosla,
where ha is Slate Afmt of the Phaaiji Fire Insoraace Comiiaay, ef Brook-
lya, N. Y. Ha served two,yean as aa Aldamum hi the Meaasha CouacH,
aad hi sBga waa elected Mayor of that city.

issue ar nasr wira.
Msrfc,lth. Jaa. id, 18^

ISSUB BY SBCOMO Win.

Lacy Lee Pleasaai,!* b. Juae a, 1888.

8788— CHAaLBS,t b. Oct. 16, i8S9b ak Martha Evelya Graham, Oct. 14, 1883. Ha
Uvea at Mount Vernon, N. y.« aad is aa laspector of lasaraaoe risks.

lUUB.

I— Catheriae,l8 b. Au^. y^ 1888.
a— EOsabed^M b. Aug. so^ 1889.

I

DAVID D. BANTA.

fiunkun. moi

igkik GiuemtioH / Peter^ Urury^ Henry^ Htndrick^ HendrUk'^ EptiA a$3

§717— MAiKL,t b. Nov. 1^ 1864. She was gfaduaicd at ilic Uniwiicy of Indiana
In IMS.

StMt^PETCR.* U. jBly at. 145. died July atf. stis.

M08. ISAACS BANTA married Canaader Demarae. He was a fimner and ua*
and lived aU his life 00 his fiuher*s ferm, near Pleasureville, Henry County. Ky.

aSM it-JOHN WESLSY.t b. July 3. i«i. died Fell. 5. 2837.

StMU-EUZA ANN.t b. July 17. i^ m. Joseph Baker. He Is a temer la Heaty Co..
Ky. She died July n^ iSte.

§788~MAmB BAiCBa.t
S78f— Isaac BAiu».t

ISSVB^

SSiSis-MARTHA JANE.t b. July 90^ 1894. m. Nspoleoa a Wdls. II. D.. Se|M. e^ iSc?.
She died July aa, i|S9. ^ "^ T'

ISSIIIt

i7S0^CoaA D. WBLLS.t b. Sepc la. ifsi. m. Wanca L. Kepheait. Jan. sS. XS79.
He Is a temer. Hvtef near New Castle. Ky.

ISSUE.

s— Edwte Murray Kephssrt.is b. March a4, tSSe.
s^Beisle Wells XepheBit.is h. Nor. iS. tSSs.
S^HaiuM Ksaa XepheBit.is b. Aug. 9^ sSS).
4^Isaae Stusrt XepheBit.is b. Jaa. 4, 1S87.

SSM U-SARAH MARGARBT.s b. Se|M. 04. xSas. died Dee. 04. 1S47.

SMSU^WlLUAMD£MARE£.Sb.Dee.xo.t^. iB.A.V.WIIsQa.Oel.S.i«S. He Is

r. MBf aear Eayaeaee. Ky .

1791— Cassa RcTTA.t b. July xS. xlss. m. V. O. Tueter. Feb. xS. SS79.
•7SS— Bbttib £u.bii.S b. May y^ iSte.
i7M— Isaac Omct b. Sept. 5. xSSe, died Match a. xSSS.
iTf4.WiLLiAM Callowat.* b. March a6b siS4, ai.MMLaan BeBe Bcrgea.t Dee.
S9b xSSS.

ISSUB.

Chaiiss Otho^M h. Dee. S9. sSSp.

i7Si->OcTATios Nbwton.s b. Oct. m, liSS.

•7Se— JosBm AwusTUs.* b. Dee. xa. xSSS.

1797— Jonathan Eowaios.* b. Dee. y^ xStb.

•796— Benjaion Tmomas.* b. June ss. XS78, died Jsa. 10^ XI73.

9799— EiASMOs BaBNT.t b. June 14. XS74.

9999— Clboh Aixxm:^ b. Feb. aS. xS^d.

9991— ViBOiL AiuaosB.* b. SepL so. xStS.

999S— Mabt STaANOiiAN.t b. July ad. xSSj. dM Feb. 93. xSls.

9999U-ABRAHAM THOMAS.t b. Nor. 5. xSjp. died July, xS^
9999 M— PETER FORCE.S b. April 93. xSfx. died SepL 3. x96i.

9999 n-»I8AAC NEWTON.t b. April ^ 1843. ». SelUe KfaMler. March x. xSSl He Is a

Hvtof at Sheihiaa. Mlsnuri.

ISSOB.

9999— Mattib Eixbn.S b. Sept. 09. x99a
9994— ANNis Mat.* b. June 04. XS73.
9999— Isaac Williams.* b. ApiO 93. x97S*
9999— Cassib BBLL8.S b. OeL ax« xSTd.
9997— Sbaton ALraBD.s b. Jaa. X9. xMa.
9999— John Ai>Aia PiiCKBTT.t b. Aprn 9. XM5.

1S4 Eighth Gtmration: Ptier^ Hinry^ Menry^ HtndrUk^ HcHdrick^ EpkiA

S9SSM.GEORGC ERASMUS.t b. Nov. as. 1844.

39SSI*— >CASSANDRA ELLEN.« b. May xi. XI49. m. Seacoa E. Thompson, Jan. aS, 1869.
He was born Dec. X5» xS44, in Shelby County, Ky. ; was gradoatcd at Georgetown
Collef e, Ky., in June, x866, and in tlie Law Deportment of the University ol
Looisville, in Felimary, x868; in X869 he received the Degree of A. M. from
Georgetown College. He taaght school hi Kenttwlcy for a nimiber of years;
among other poeitioni held was that of priaeipal of the Shdby Graded School, at
SbelbyvHle. In xn6 he lemoved to T«as and was elecied Superi nt ende n t of the
dty schooto of Sulphvr Springs. In XS87 was chosen principal of tlie IVeporatory
Department of Daylar University, at Waco* Texas, and the Ibllowing year was
advaneadtotheChairofLatte. He is now Vice-President of the Unlvetalty and
Proftisor of Latin and I^ogie, and has ftiU diarge of the Female Department of
the University. IVoiiMnr Thompson has established an eacellent reputation as
an edtwator, and has been oOered the Fresideiicy of Mary Sharpe College, Win-
chester, Tenn., Bethel Female College, Hopkinsville, Ky., and other institutions.

IttUS.

IGOS— WiLLUM Isaac TnonpsoN,* b. Nov. •4, 1869.
'^ i' \ MlO^UzziB THOMFiOif •• b. Aug. ti, i88a

1811 — Ethel Thompson,* b. July d» x88x.

• »

••i888-.BENJAMIN LEWIS,8 b. April a, x8s3. married Lacy Jane Quisenberry. Dee. 14.
1894. He married a second tfane, Elisa Barcom Bishop.

nstm BT fissT WIF8.

iSlS— MAVDB MSS8ITT,8b. Nov. 13, iSts*
i81S -*Lotf Ella,8 b. Oct. ^ X883.

ISSUB BY 8BC0ND WIPB.

§814— William Vbbiib,8 II Feb. 14, 1887.

MM. RACHEL^ BANTA msnietl George Kerlin, December 5, 1816. They
flsoved to Johnson Conntjri IncL, in 1838. He had b turn boiobr the woods of Indiana,
where they both died. .

ISSITB.^

88iSn^JOHN IC£RLIN.t b. Feb. itf^ itit. m. Rachel l^yster, Feb. ax, 1839.

ISSOB.

8Sli^jAiiBS Habybt KBBLiif,* h. Ifardi 3, 1840. m. Mary Oarr, Oct aSt 18^
8818— Mabtha Jamb ICBBUN,t b. Aprfl m, x84X, m. Lewis C. Deer, Feb. as, x86a.
They live at Proridenca, Ind.'

James V. Deer.M gradaate of Franklin CoDege, 1890; candidate Ibr the
LsBisistars 00 Farmers' Alliance ticket, fai 1890.

1817— Dbulah Caboumb Kbbuk,* b. June 93, x84y« m. George Psrris. They

live at Pkovidence, Ind.
8818— Maboabbt Covn Kbbun,8 b. Nov. a, 1849^ died Dee. 7, 18—.
8818— EUSABBTH Lavinu KBBUN,t b. Jan. at, 1858, died Jan. 7. i8Sa
8880— Emma Raciibl KB8UM,t b. Nov. is, xS6ob died Jaa. X7, x88a.

88880- PETER KERUN.i b. Aag. vf, X8X9. married first, Catherine DoOins; aad again,
Margaiet Core. He died Sept. 8, x86e.

inuB BT nasT wifb.^

1881— Gbobob Doluns Kbbun,* b. Feb. ax, X85X, m. Clan Titos, Jan. xo^ 1878.
They laside la Ptovidence, Ind.

Eigktk Gnurat'wH ; Peter^ Hitiry^ Htnry^ iiendrick^ Himdrick^ Epkt.^ 25$

IMUR.

X— Sidla May Kerlin.l* b. May 4, 1879.

3— Gal«rie] Leslie Kerlin.M b. May 4, 188a

3— Estelka Kerlin.M b. Nov. 30. x8^

4— Guy Kerlin,i« b. Feb. 19, 1888, died Dec 8, t888.

I88UB BY 8B00ND WIFb/

itSS— Nanct KBBUN.t b. July 19. 1853.
itSS^MAiir Kkrlin,* m. Ed^el Green.
itS4~MATiu>A Kkmun.* m. Kcbert Grvea, of TnUalgar, lad.
itSi— Almima KKRUN.t m. YtwBk Cole, of Tni&lgar, Ind.
i886— Pbtkr KskuN.t

S9M88.ARTEMI8U KERUK.8 b. Feb. 4. ita. m. ShneoB T. Riffgi. Jan. 14. 1847. He
it a fimner, llvbig in FVaakBa, lad.

itav K. ^
§887— Emilt Ri008.t b. Nov. ag. 1847, m. JaaMS B. Braylet, Aug. a, 1890. Re*

I88UB.
s— Joha Henry Broylei.>8
a— Saiah ESia Broylea.M
3— Sbneon Edward Broyles.li
4-i.WDIiaai Broylei.ll
5— Minale Artemesia Broylea.18

7— Harry Bfoylei.18
8— Orta Bfoylei.18

iSBS^MAST Rioo8,8 b. OcL 14. 1849, died Oct 09. i^
§888— Racbbi. RioG8,8 b. Sept 83, jMsx, died Dee. 09, i8tf.
§880— Gbokgb RAN8OM Rioot,* b. Mardi a8. s|S3» »• Naaey Catherine Thomp*
ion« May 191 x879. Remotad to Tenaenea.

I88ra.
s— RabyRlggi.18

a— Piari Rlffit.18

§981— JORM W1L8011 Ri008,8 b. Feb. aa^ 1857.

§888— David Banta Riooa,* b. SepL ti, x80t, ak &arah J. DoUlas, SepL 14, s88a.
Tbe7 Ihrt at Fkaaklia. lad.

I8SIIB.
Mabel Riig8.]8

§888— Sabab RI008.8 b. Aaf . §• x86«.

t8§8S«— DEULAH KERUN.v b. Match 17. SI83. m. Somud Berfta, April 3. x8ss. He

§884— jAMsa SvLVsaTsa BsaoBii.t b. Dec ad. xiss, m. Mary EveUae BlaJr. OcL
aa^ x88c She was bom Jaa. 83, x8!S7. He is a wiaiiriaB by pmfetrion, aad
ia Lalayetta. IimL '

I88UB.

8— Bteto Q. Bergaa«i8 b. Nor* ic x88t.
a— Alonao George Bergea,M b. Sepc X3» 1884.
3— Flora May BcrgeatM b. Jaa. a8. 2887.
4— Cari F^adrklt Bergea,!* b. April a8^ X889.

§88§— KAitiXT Ank BgBOtii.t b. Feb. §• xlss*

§888— Joseph Eooak BBiOKn.t b. April aa, x8s7, vl Laraay C Coven, Nov. a3«
x88a. Helsa&naerlaFtajklia, JimL

• >.

3s6 EigkiA CUturaHoHi PtUr^ Henty^ Hinry^ Hindrick^ Hendrick^ E^kiS

ft

IISUB.

71S9'— Cteil Covert Bcrgeii,M li. Msy 9i itl4.

StS7— Racmbl Maboaket BBXOKif,t t. Jan. m%, iSdt.

itSS— Lavba Bills BxKOBii.t b. Aug. i4, iMi, nu nN WnUan Calloway t Banta,
D«a.9b xVfL

S9iSS»— JAMES KERUN.a b. Feb. I9, ifl^ m. Loo. J. Tyler, Aug. 14. 1871. He was a
fmner; dM Jnljr 8, X887.

lUUB.

iSSt— Sbatom Ttlbb KBtuii.8 b. Nor. m%, 1871.
iSM^L. Lbona KBSUii,t b. Auf. •4, 1875.
8J41 — M. Wyota Kbbun .t b. May y. sl77«

99i|ll.RACHEL KERLIN.8 b. Jan. 14. 1817. m. Albert Van Nica. He is a fiunier. UvIiik
at Vtaloo, Iowa.

ISSUB.

884S— Maat Van NiCB.t died.
884S*Hbnbt CVam NiCB.t
§844— Kats C VAX Nics.t
8648— OsoBOB A. Van Nicb.«
8848— LSAU R. Van NiCB.t
864T— Edmund Habyey Van Nice.* died May. 1889.
. 8848— Andbbw Knight Van Nice.8
8840— Isaac W. Van Nice.*

mSltWOSEPH KEJUJN.i b. OcL .7. rt.8. «. J i j«f^^

• I88VE 8T SECOND WIBE.

§180— Wabd Bebcueb KSBUN.t U Feb. 9. x9si» »• Eva WOllams, Mardi 9^
1878. He is A limner ia FnuUdin, Ind.

IBBVE.

f ^Claicnee KeffliB.M
a— Edna ICerlia.M
3— Oertmde ICerlia.M

8681— Qbobob Washington Kbbun,* b. Feb. a. 1863. au Mary L. Cotsiager.
OeL '4.1887. He is a limner, Uviaf la Fraaklia, lad.

Joseph PMd KerUa.18 b. Jaae s. S889.

§888— Chablbs Bebgbn Kbbun.* b. May vf^ x86s.
. 868S— Viola Kbbun,* b. Jaa. 07, x888.
8S84— Mabel Kbbun,* b. Feb. aSt 1874.

998a**— MARGARET KERUN.* b. May 93, 1830^ ol Isaac Covert He is a fmner.

ISSUE.

888i— Abcmibalo Allen Cotebt,* b. 1938. nl — RagsdeU.

898S**— LAVINU KERUN.* b. April ei. 1838, m. Lewis C Gaw. M. D., Nov. m. xlsi.
They BMved to Kaasas, where she died. All oC her childrea reside ia that State.

ISSUE.

. 8884— Qedbge Gaw.*
8887— Stephen Gaw.*
8888— Caboune Gaw.*
8888— Hbbschell Gaw.*
8880— Lee Gaw.*
8861- Ella Gaw.*
88tt— Mat Gaw.*

StSSM—GCOKGl*: KERUN.t b. Feb. !$• iS94* m. Snsan Keaton, Feb. ss. 1864. Hlie was
born Aug. aa, xtjjL He to a fimner and carpenter at Franklin. ImL

iS6S— LiniB A. KEftUif.t b. Feb. 4. iMs. died Oct 17. iMs.
6t64— WiLUAM H. XMUN.t b. June I. iMd.
iSGi— Geokgr L. KBiiLiii,t b. Jtdjr 90^ sM^
§•••— John E. KBtuw.t b. Dee. 19. 1173.

S9iS«-- HIRAM KERUN.t b. Aug. w. 1896, m. Lacy Aaa Clarke. Dee. •4, 1869. He to
a Cvmer al FVaakBa, lad.

§••7^ Jons Albbbtiiib Ksbum,* b. Ocl aa. 1884. m. Am Vaadhrar, A«f . s, s88tt.
He toafimnerlBFraBldtetbid. .

Keaaeth VenoB Vaadhrer^M b. Nov- it87.

St68— Ella Bbixb Ksbum.* b. Dee. 14, s866b an. Aloaao Baraett, Sept ^ x8^
He to a Cmaer eC FraakUa, lad.

lasoB.

x^VlrgO Laytoa Baraett,i8 b. Oct afc, 1884.
a— Mteaie Bafaelt,l8 b. Maicb x, x8S8.

iSM^lAAAC Wbbstbb Rbbum,* b. Dee. xi« xMI.
i6T9-*MAoeiB Mat Kbbliii,* b. Dee. xt, xSto^ dtod Aaf. 7, xItx.

ttisa— CAROUNB XSRUN,8 b. Oet 5. x998. ai. Joaea Biadlesr.

itTl-^Brrm BbaoIpBT,* b. Jaae 8, x8^

iSTS— Robbbt Lbs BsAOtiBT,* b. Sept 3. x866b dtod.

H7S-*Naoki Bbadlst,* b. Apiii 5. xi69.

B496. MARY^ BANTA married Csnel Bergea, Jsmmry X3# 1814, in Kentucky,
sad OMfved to a quarter-aeetioii adjoinfaig the then- newly laid out town of Ffaaldtn, in
Johnson Connty, Indiana. She <Sed in Vinton, Benton Coonty, Iowa, Angvat 33, iSs^t
while on a viait to her children. )ier hasband was a tanner, and operated a tanyard as
well ak owning a bmu He served as a soldier aader UeuC Zachary Taylor doriag the
ladian campaign of iSxa.

SSMtt^MAROARST BBROEN.8 b. Jan. xj. iSx^ at Alftid C Sodl. Mardi xd, xSfS.

i«74-*AnA ScvLL.* b. xt44. dtod X864.

S8it84.RACHEL BERGEN.8 b. Sept 5. xSxd, at WBtom A. Qitoa. Maicb xo^ xS4a.
He to a carpeater la Bealaa Cenaty, Iowa.

id7i— Mabt M. Gaiiff.* h. Sept xy. xt4Si m. W. P. Rhodabcck* Dee. xS. xi6S.
Lhres at Opbir CI9« Uttb.

X -* Hairy Rbodabeck.18 b. Oet xy. xSS/,

a-^Joebaa WHtard Rbodabeck.M b. Dee. !• xt68^ dtod Feb. 8. XS69.

it7S— Gabbbt Obobob Gbxm,* h. Dae. kS. xSis. nt Rebeeea UHakt. Jaa. xy, X87X.

ISSOB.

Maad Maria Grim.M b. Oet ax. X87S.

2SS EigJUk GtneraHam; PiUr^ HtHty^ Henry^ tiendrkk^ Jiiudruk^ EptiA

fttTT^SAMANTiiA C. Grim,* b. Oct. 93, 1849^ m. Jerry Alcorn, Sept. 37, 1870.

ISSVK.

GabrieUa Aleom.M b. Oct 19. if;*.

ItTt— 'Maumda Janb Obim.v b. Avf . 96^ xH4«
ltT9— 'Emilt S. B. Gsim,* b. Ilafth 99, xls^.

MiSli— ABRAM BERGEN.8 b. Stpt. 17. 1817. manM first, Sarah E. HendciMa, Marth
!$• x84a; aad again, Fanny K. Warner, Jan. 3, x87t. He has alwayi lived in
Franklin, Indiana, euapc ion a km ymn wlwn Im operated a cannery in Brown
Connty. Waa te many yeais an Elder in the ftesbyterian Chnrdi.

\ *

.9

'<.'^

':^

• I isaus ST nnar winL

• •

. IttO— 'ALdmo Nbwton Bbxgbm,* b. Sepc 99, 1843, nMnicd fint, Fnmia Martin,
April xy, 1866; and again, llartlin E. Crawlbrd, Fell. 94, 1869^ He is a
harness maker at Firanklin, Ind.

ISaUB IT SCCONO wirB.

I— Com Evn Berfen,M b. July 30b X87X.
a— Arthur Gerslmm Bergen,!* hu Jan. 9^ 1874.

Mti— 'SANfOBO Mabtin BBBGBli.t hu Sept. It, t84S« died July x6» 1846.

ittS— Stltbstbb Soovill BBBOBii;8b. March 7, 1847, vu Satlie Anderson. Mardi

30b X87S. He was graduated from Hanover College hi 1870. He is a Pres-

tMrtetian — fc*^«*»> 91 B^leville^ Miiwi«> Coontv. Pa.

lasuB.

7144— Ndlla Bergen,lt h. Marth lA. 1876^ died Aug. 3. xfiTd.

n4i— LaumA.Bergen,Mb.Oett,x877. ^

T14i— Sybester Fhhton Bcrgen,M b. Aug. 15, xt79.

7147— Stanley Vansant Bergen,M b. Feb. so, x88x.

714t— Hattia OUphant Bergen,M b. June 98. 1883.

7149— Harry Henderson Bergen,lt b. Nov. 5. 1884.

71iO— Ussie Bdle Bergen,i8 b. Sept. 1. X884.

liti— C0BNBUV8 Bbbobk,8 b. Jan. 3, 1849^ died Sept. 99, Z864.

l^- ' 89i888— GEORGE BERGEN,8 b. April, 18B0. m. Margaret Jane Eoff, Aprfl as, 1846. He

e^p w OHBO no^^Bo ^bo^^s Munnn^^vw nun M^^moon^^oe ^^n^uanen^r9 4vvvvubo

ISSIIB.^

8884— Oabbbt C. BBBOBM.t hu Oct a4, 1847, m. Rachel C. Voris. Dee. 18, 1877.

8888— Mabt E. BBKOBN.t b. June aob 1849.

888f— Aboiibald M. Bbbgbn.* hu Feb. 98, Usi, died July ea, 1864.

1887— LomsiANif A W. Bbbobn,* b. May aob 1833.

8888— Sabah Ann Bbbqbk,* hu Sept. 4, i4sS-

8889— Obobob W. L. Bbbqbn,* hu May xy, 1837.

8890— 'Maboabbt Janb Bbbobn,* hu Oct. in, 1839.

8881— Lauba E. Bbbobn.* b. June 19. 188a, died Sept. ta, 186-.

889t— ViBCBL A. BBBOBN,t b. Nov. 3, 1868.

8898- J08BPII A. BBftCBN.t b. Oct 1, 1870L

gf 8881— MALINDA BERQEN.8 b. April to, 18B0. died May ta. i8aa.
8888»— MARY BERGEN,! b. April 99» 18B4, m. James Franklin Young, Oct. ^ 1^9.
He died Sept. 85, 1833. ^

isauB.

8894— J08BPH CONOVBB YoiiNO,9 b. Sept. 04, 183a.
I898— Mabv Claba Youmo.* b. Oct 13, 1833. •

t9ia»— JOANNA BERGEN.t b. April 99, 18B4, m. John l>. Chinn, Jan. 4. 1848. He is a

Gtmrathn ; Piier^ llenry^ Henry ^ Hendrkh^ Hindrkk^ EpkiA 259

ISSUK.

5M6~Gaicickt C. Ciiinn.* b. April xs. 1853.

5t07— John T. Ciiinm.* b. May si, xSs7*

M0t— £i>uiR DVKKINO CiilNN,* b. March •!• 1863.

1988 M— PETER DERGEN.8 b. Auff. x, x8a6, married ftnt, Emily 8. B. Gwia. March a8,
1848: aad afatai, Martha A. Fleminf, Aug. 84. xls^i Ha It a fiicmar midiaf hi
Baaton ComMy. Iowa. ^

I88IIB ST ntST WIPS.

86t9— AlfD«BW CONOTBB BsBOBM.t b. Fab. 3. X849. It a phyildaB.
8900— WiNFlBLP SOOTT Bbbobic,* b. Feb. 19. i85X, diad Sapt 8, x|sa-

I880B by 8SCOIID WIFB. ^'

8f01— Jambs Kibk Bbbobw,* b. July 14, x86o» diad April 3011 x88i.
890t— OsCAB Clabbncb Bbbobn.8 b. Aiif . so, x88a.
8808— WiLUAM Shbbman BBBQBjf,8 bu March s^i x866.
8804— AUCB Bbbobn.8 b. Sa|>t. ss, x868.

8888 n-. ANKA BERGEK.t b. Auff. x, x8s8. diad Auff. m^ i8a6.
' 8888 «<— ISAAC BERGEN.t b. Sapt. 3, x8a8. m. Martha H. Voris, Oct «$• x4S8- Ha is a

fimasr; sMUvad Itam Johatoa County, ImHana, to lowm hi XI58. Is aa Elder hi
the PririiyteflaB Church. /

ISSUB.

8908^JO8BPM CoMOVBB Bbbobm .^b. Attf . t% xlS4tni- Mary J. Bonrlt, Sept. ss, X877.

8808— Ebnbst Bbbobn,* b. Jaa. X3, x8s7. died Feb. s, xSSa.

8S0Y— Jamb Masv BBSOSit •• b. June s, X85S, died Jaa. 9. iMig^

8S08 -*IUaiBL Matilda BsBOBM.t b. Jaa. is, x86a, vu wittiam Hasaa, Sept 5, X883.

8S08— Mabtma Jamb Bbbobn,* b. March 83, X864, an. Dr. Da Witt Georfs, Sept.

8810— Embtt Dmfimco BB80BM,t b. Dee. a, x868, sl SeanMl D. Weber, June 4,

x878i She died Feb. x» s88s.
0811— Jambs Tbaodbvs Bbbobn,* b: Jvly 6b 1889^ disd Jvly ly, S873.
OOIS— OtiT Lawsbncb Bbbobii,* b. Jvly 3x» xSys*

8000 «— ARCHIBALD BERGEN,8 b. Dee. i, X839, died May xy. i93y.

8000M— HARVEY LOGAN BERGEN,8 b. June sa, x|s3, died Jaw aob x866. I

5MM. MARGARET^ BAMTA numfied in Henry Cmiiity, Ky., Feh. is, 1S341
Robert McAuleyt M. D. <'He was educated at the Univexrity at Edinbargh, Scotland.
Came from New Orleans with the Kentocky soldiers who had been with General Jack-
son against the British. He moved to Indiana and settled a tract of land, upon which
he and his wife died. He was 'an active practitioner of medidne until death, which
oc cui icd in 184^ They had three children, two of whom married. They have had
twenty*three grandchildxen and ibrty great grandchildren. All the males have been 1
fermeri, and the females married iarmerk The great majority of descendants have !
lived in, or in the near vicinity of Johnson County, Ind., and many belonged to the
Baptist denomination.**

lUOB.

898S«— MARU lleAULEY.t b. June s. tSis, m. Heniy Byer. Jaa. 9^ 1845. He la a

ISSUB.

8918«*RoaBtT McAolst Braa,* b. Nov. ly, 1843* m* Jeaaie Parr, Aug. 31, 1876,

died Nov. ^ 1888.

issua.

1^ Reuben Bnwtt Byer,M b. Mereh 4. 1878.

s^Blbel Byer,M b. Jaa. S7. i88b.

3— lens Brer.M b. April 8^ 1884.

4— HaOatt H. Byer.M b. April 17. 1886.

V

•• •

t6o £i£kiM GtmratUn; PeUr^ MiHty^ Menry^ Mindrick^ HtKdrUk^ Epki.\

\

6014'Mary Elizabctu Dybx,* b. March 97. 1847.

A91A»Sakaii Masgaikkt Byck,* b. Oct. 4, 1848. m. Iiaac H. Vandiver, Dec.
7. 1871. He dkd May ao^ 1873.

laauB.
ElnMia Vaadlver.M li. Oct j. 1878.

§•!•— Gkoiicb Washington Bycm,* b. June xs iSst, nu OUva RIct. Dec.
ji. 1873. He ia a fimMT.

IStUB.

I— Grade LttaHa Byar.M li. Feb. 9i xSts* died Attguat, 187s.

a— Eauna Byer.M li. March xa« x^

3— Bertha M. Bytr.M bu March 3, x87^ dkd ta laCguiqr.

4— Ida M. Bjcr.M b. March 3. X879. <1M ia iofuicy.

5— May Edhh Bytr.M b. June a6. x88x.

6— Waller H. Byer.M b. Auf . a, X883.

7— Florence Gertrude Bycr.t* b. April 83, 1885.

•— CarlRke Byer.M b. Jan. aob X887.

li ^\ :.i : '« V .• iSlV^ALONZO Nbwton Bybb.* vu Laara Morfaa, Nov. g; 1876. Me ia a farmer.

1^?'. * . • r. 1;. laSHB.

t— Leoaa Byer,l8 b. Oct. X3. 1877.
a— Haltie Byer.18 b. July a. x88&
3— Roeie Byer.M b. May 9^ X883.
4— Soaanaah Byer.M b. April 5, xSSy.

r < • MIS^Cabounb A60A Bybi,8 b. Dee. 9, x8s& m. John O. Wilks, Dec ao^ 1877.

isanB.

X— Stella Wi0n,i8 b. Ncfr. X3, i878.
a— Carrie Wllks,i# b. March ax, x88x.
3— Lore Wllks,l8 b. Aug. X4, X883.
4— DdlA Wllks,l8 b. May ei. x886.
S— Ndk Wllka.18 b. May at. x886.

Mi9— 'AOAUNB Bybb,8 bu Dee. % x8ss*

ittO— Stltanvi Btbb,8 b. April ao^ X858. m. Maretta Hamflton, Dcte. xs. x88&

I88VB.

X— Jeiie Byer,l8 b. Oct ao^ x88x«
a— Cecilia Byer.M b. May 8. 1884.
3^Eari Byer.tt b. Feb. «$• iMy*

MSI— CLABlsaA BYBB.t b. July 4. iMo^ died April 4. X863.
8SSS— Rachbi. BY88.9 b. Nov. xoi. x86e^ died Dee. 4. iMs-
ISSS— ALMlBA Btbb,* b. Feb. 7. X864. died April aa, x86$.
ISS4— SuaAMNAM Btbb.* b. April 13. x866u
MSi— Abchibalo BTBK,t b. Dee. a, X869.

'SSiS«<— RACHEL McAULEY.t b. June xa. xSafti m. Joceph S. Vandiver. Jan. a. X84S.

He it a fHmer. .

latUB.^

ISSS— WiLUAM 8. Vandivbb.9 b. Jan. 4. 1846, m. Sarah E. Carney. Oct 8. x8a.
He is a fiunMT.

IS8UB.

S— Ella J. Vandlver.M b. July xs. xt69.

a-« Clara T. Vandiver.M b. Dee. xs. X87— .

3— George A. Vandiver.M b. Aprtt 19. 187$.

4— Albert H. Vandlver.lt b. May X9. 1878.

5— UUit O. Vandiver.it b. July 3X, X879. died Sept 9, \%ei^

6— aieMi.*r C. Vandiver.1t b. Aug. 3. 1^4. died Sept. 8. 1884.

7-l.Mry M. Vandiver.lt b. Oct. at, i88$.

%

EigkiA CeHtraiiM ; Peter^ Htnry^ Hiury^ Hmdrick^ H^ndrUk^ Epte."^ a6i

5987— Noah E. VAHmvKS.tb. Feb. s8, 184I.

A98t— Casounk Vanuivkh,* b. July 6» i8so, m. WiUiain V. King. Jan. 19. 1879.

MS9— Emklink Vanoitkb,* b. Nov. ts, ilsa, m. Wesley Deer. OcL 7, 1875.

ISSOB.

I— Efl&e Doer.Mb. April 14, 1877.

t— GeMral Edwanl Deer.M b. A«»rii 14. 1877, died May 18, 1877.

3— LoolM Deer.M b. JuM atfh i88a.

4— Aami BeD Deer.M b. Sept. 8, i8|s.

89S0— Paquna VAiiDitrKB.8 m. Benjamhi Merriks, Feb. 13, 1879^ He ia a fumer.
8be died Jvlytf^ 1880^

£. Itorika.a8 b. Maith s i<

8991— SU8ANMAH VanihvrM b. Feb. 03, x8s7. died Maicb 84, i8s7-

898S— C01111BUV8 A. VandivrM b. April to, 1858. It a fimner. Umnarried.

8988— Sasah I8ABBU.B VanditbM b. May 87, i8ftx. I

89S4— Maboakbt A. Vandivsi,* b. May 9, 1864, m. Jeue Hanis* Nefr. xa, i8|s*

Haael IUrrii,a8 b. Sept. 18. 1888.
8f 98— LAvmiA VAiconrBm.t b. May 9. 1864, died April %
8989«V*MARQARET McAULEY;8.b. Joae x8. 18M.

▲Xbart* Ka&diibk* SandiUk^ SandiUk' Handiidk* ^pika.^

0407. DAVID ALEXANDERS BAMTA married »ttRadidV Banta, October
8, 1818. She waa bom ia Winchester, Ohio» Jaaaary 18, 1804, and died February
26, 1863. He lived ia Ca88 County, lad., and died October 6, 1867.

8984 1— ALBSRT.8 b. Aug. 19b liiVbai. QralUa BndlBfd. July X4, 1844. He died Dee.
IS.X864.

I— BOWIM.t

8— BtaA.f

3— RACMCL»t

4— Cawoacb,* ai. — « Davit.
S — SAaAH,* BL -^ MaagBB.

8984 •— DAVXD.8 b. Maich 3. 188I, died Jea. ai, x8a«.

8984 •— I8AAC.8 b. Nov. 19, i8b4, died Dee. 4. iiB4.

8984 4— JAC0B.8 b. OcL 19, x8e8. bi. Rebeeea Lendaff. He died May 7. i88b.

8984 •—JOHN.tb. Dee. B3.i9a.BLMaiy Deft. He died la CaBfBfaia, 1839.

8984 8— EUZA JANE.«b.8epC.3Q.i|s3.BLAbBerPBeB. She died Jaly, 1896.

8984 T— 8ARAH,8 b. Jaa. b7. 1838. m. Joha Saiidk

8984 •—SAMUEL 1L.8 b. jBly a. 149, BL EUabelh Cartoa. ABf. SB, t88B. Tbeyllveia

Mfl|a^ Cm^^ Cemtv. iBdieBa.

t— David Todd,* b. Jaae 3* X863.

a— Maby,* b. Attf. ts 1878^

3— JOHM,8 b. April 87. 1899. died l^fay sd, 18791

8984 •— RACHEL H.,8b. Jaly a. 1839.
l994ie.RUTH.8b. Dee. x. 1841.
8984n«WILUAM,8 b. Feb. 87. 1844-
'S984I8— MARTHA.i b. July xo, 1848.

/.

363 EiffA/A CensraihHj AOer/^ Ihnfy^ lUnry^ Hendrick^ Heudrick^ Epke.^

2501. BEAUFORT^ BANTA was born in Bourbon County, Ky., and married,
August 13, 1839, Elizabeth Mac Nary, who was bom in Kentucky. She died November
30, 186a He married again, January 13, 1863, s^mjCatherine^ Banta. From Kentucky
Mr. Banta re moved to Indiana, settlbig near Curveton, where he died in 1891.

issus IT nisT win.
agMtt^SARAH ANN.t b. March 17. ii3t. died Jan. a, ilsi*

gggf —MARY JANE^t b. Marefart* 2933. m. Aaos Cbgeott. April IS. it54. Tlicy Uveal
Buraett's Cradc, ladiaaa.

ISSUB.

• 1888— LmiB Chilcott,* b. Dec. 84, i9s4t died Feb. a6, iM).

888T— MAar Chilcott,* b. Dec 84, i|S4t »• Joha Haaaa, Nov. at, 1873. Tbcy
Hve at Bonetf s Creek, lad.

ISSUB.

I— Julia Haaaa,!* b. Nov. a, 1874.
a— Thooias Haaaa^M b. Aug. 3, 1176^
t u. »::= . 3— Guy HaaBa.it b. Feb. il, liTt.

4— IfBia HaaBa.M b. Dec ai. iIt^

8888— 'Blla Chilgott.* b. May n. xlS7i an. Joha Coehraa. Oct. 32, 1877. They
live at Bunett's Credc. lad.

I— Ethel Daisy Coehfaa.M b. Aug. a6^ itTt.
a— Merifai CoehrBB.ii b. Aag. 14. s88c
3— Rraderiek Coehfaa.M b. Feb. n% s88c
. 4— MabdCoehraB.i#b.Feb.rt.ia^.
5— DonaU Coehfaa.M b. March rt. iflSft.

8888— JBNMIB CinijCOTT.t b. Joae itf^ x86o^ m. Aloeslfr Coehraa, Aug. x, 1877.
They ttva at Bunwit's Creek, lad.

ISSUB.

i-*IrwflB CochrBB,M b. May a6h xfTt.
a— Eva CoehrBB,M b. April 83. i88c
3— HeriMft CoclirBB,M b. Nov. X4« xits.
4— Saaniel Dudley Coehraa,M b, Jan. a. xlBi.

8848— Mattib CmLcorr.* b. May ao^ iMs, bl Joha Dttfliqr> Oet. ao^ XI83. They
Uvs at Burnett's Credc, lad.

ISSOB.

r-FV«derieh Dttfliqr.» b. Sept. 8. X8S4.
a-»Ndlla Dttfliqr.M b. Aug. xx, liH

. • •

8841— ESTBU.B CMiLCOTT.tb. Sept xs, x868^
.' 8848— MiNNiB Cmilcott,* b. Feb. 9. X869.

8848— Fbajckib Chilcott,* b. March 3. 1871. died March ^ xSya.
8844— CuABLBS CiiiLCorr.t b. Nov. xd^ x8is.

8888— RUTH ANN.B b. Oet al, 2134. died April 9. xtjs.

8887— ELIZABETH.! b. April ad^ xSsd, died Dec ag, x84tf.

8888— JOHN.B b. Jan. i. 2131. married, Feb. 93. x8d4. Sarsh HOdebrand. She was bora

•July 4, 284t» aad died Feb. 87. xStc Ha mairied agafa^ Oct. xe, tSSs^ Ellsa A

WMck.

ISSUB BY nasT WIPB.

8848— Claba,* b. June ao^ xl^ ai. Ficdericfc Meder, OcL 7, 1884.
8848— BBAUfoaT.t b. Dec 7. xSddi
884T - Blla.9 b. Dec xx, x8d8.

Eigkik Ccutrathu ; Albert^ Jlcnry^ llcury^ UtHdrkk^ IhMiruk' iipke.^ 363

S9A9~U£NJAMIN.» li. June x6. 1839. ni. ^iwiClviru WiUoii.ii Marvli is, 1867. Slic clknl
Sc|M. IS, 1I75. litf livek at Curvcton, Iml.

lUUB.
M4t — EVRKKTT.* b. Oct. •!• Ilfij.

«9f0— EL1«EN.« b. Jaa. 3. xM. m. George Wolferd. Thev Uvt bi Topclu. Kamtts.

9991 — H KNM Y.N U. Maith ^ 1844, m. Clariada Coo. He is a fimncr. IMnf at I.ake Cioott.

Cast Covnty, ladiaML

ttauK«
X— DBAiir(mT«t

t-rCllAltI.tt.8
3—CUffOKD.t

4— Atniua.8
S— Ebkbst.v
6— RSMA MVKTLB,* died Aug. xo. x89a.

999S— WILUAM.t li. Jaa. i. X946. vtu Mafffia D. Ziiui. Maicfa al, xSTa- She was bon ia
fioclar Cooity, Ohio, Sept t, X847.

ItSOB.

l949^CnAaLBs Lkmoy,* Ii. May xj. sIts.
1910— Iba £lvia.» Ii. May aa. xiSx.

999S— OEORQE,8 li. Sept. 7. xi49. dM Mveb 19. t^.

Sbbtt^ JLbnikuuB' SendxiclL^ Smdiiflk' SmdvlolL^ SplM«^

9007.* ABRAHAM Y BANTA was born ixi Mmditcm Coiintr, Ky., and mamed
Biabeth Tborp^ Dec 29, 1835. Sbe was born Oct. is, 1809. He was a fimner in
Kentucky, wbence be r emoved to Henry County, Missouri, about 1834, and died Maxcb
15, 1882. His widow was living in 1887, at Canyon City, Colorado.

ISSIIB.

8999— MAHALA.S b. Match sS^ zSar. m. Thenas M. Reafto. May 15. xS44. She died
Jan. 17, XS69.

issua.^

1911— Maby Rbnpbo.* bl Grdka firiggs, ofColondo.

1999— EUSABBTH RBUFBor* b. Feb. 6. xS47, ownied first, Charles Chataners,

April aa, XSS7. Sbe Bunied asafai, Jaa. ao, xlyi. Reel Walter Jobasoa. of

Calhoaa, Ma

ISSOB BT naST MABBIAOa.

x— MoUe ChabBen,it b. March 3. xSSS.
s— Joha Edwia Chalnien,>s K Oct so^ x869i
J— Charles EomuumI Chahners,it b. Nov. X7, xSyi.

ISSUB BT SBCOND MABBIAOB.

4— Bria PUaehas Johaaoa,SS b. Sept. 9. sSSf.

9999— WiLMuni Rbiifbo.s bi. Aadersoa Carpeater. oT Piieblo, CoL
9994— Abbamam RBKPBO.t m. Miis Klag.
9999— Malbna Rbufbo,* bi. «* Kfog, oTCal.

1999- WILLIAM J..1 b. Oct aS. xSja, ro. M.«rcaret C. QoiT. Jaa.. xlS4- She was bora hi
Heary Couaty, Ma, Nov. xS, 1137. They reside hi Canyea City, Coiorada

264 Eigkik GtfumUoH / Hemry^ Ahrakam • Hmty^ HtndHck^ HtHdrick^ Epke.l

IMUSf

ISftf— Cmiistopmbi HAimii.t b. April n, 1855. m. in Califonilft, April, 1886.

89IT— 'CMABLS8 WABmBN,8 b. April 1% 1857, m. itMNaimte E.t Baala, Dec ^
X884.

Mil— WiLUAM £fii«aim,8 b. Sept. ^ i8s9i m. MiTFloriiida Mahalat Dania,
Dee. ts. ins*

i9l9— Abbamam,* b. May ts, x86a. jb. Abbb M. Martin. Sept 7, x88&

I0OO— 'EU2ABBTB.8 li. Maich xs, x86s, ai. Jeff. Milaer, June X4, x8S&

itOir-HBlCBT L..« b. Nor. as. xi67.
\i L'.i " . . i9SS— BBAUfOBT A.,t b. Nor. j. X870L
t.tf :-a-:. igga_wiJiinBA.,tb.OcLx6^xt|3.

•964— LULO A.,t b. Nor. t. xSt^^

S99T— THOMAS H.,8 b. April X4, X833, ai. Looin Enbory, Oct a8, X458. Sbe wai boni
tai Vfaiiala, Oct 3, x|3S. They reride in Calhona, Ma

;?(*fr • ' ' ' 9999— Lauba Jawb,* b. Aaff. si, x^ m. Joeepb Kemmcl.

9990— Nanmb Eli2ABBTH,8 b. May ay, x86a, oi. iisrchai. W.8 Baata. Dec. ^,

.•*

9997— FLOBiiCDA MABALA,t b. April x. Ms. m. msWOHaflii E.8 Baata, Dee. xs.

I •¥■ •

9999— SotAM ELUUf,8 b. April 8, x89y, m. Chaa. FVaaeit Van WiaUe, Feb. ei,

x89y. Ha vaa'boni Nor. xa, x98a.
9999— LVBBTTA,tb. Dee. S9i x869, died April x6. x97a.
9070— MABBU^t b. Jnaa 4. X97I, died Dee. xs. x8y4.
9071— MAX.BIIA Dblla,8 b. FA. X4, x9y4.
9979- COLLiiiA Fatxha,* b. Nor. 98, X87S.

9999— HENRY Cm8 b. Oct x, x|ss. m. Winnie Looin Tniett, Mafeb X9, x98a. Sbe wai

bamlaAikaaaaa, Aprila,x84tf. Tb^ ttvn tai Tracy, CaUfaraia.

18SUB.

9979— Eluabbtb Mahala,* b. Joly xs. 1964. died Dec xy. x86d.

9974— jAMBl FBAifBUM.t b. May xs. x869, m. Amelia E. Wadumuth. Oct S9i x9|s*

9979— Maby Loat8A,t b. Jan. to, x868. m. WHUan Isiam Janes, Jan. 19, x889.

9979— Hbhbt Abbamah,* b. Sept 1% xByc

9977— Wixjcimi EVALiNB,t b. April 1% X873.

9979— WimnB Eu.BN,t b. April xa, X996.

9979— MiNNiB MABBl.,t b. Jan. xy, x88x.

9990— WiLLiAii Habold,* b. Apia as. X884.

9991— Obotbb CxjBVBXJUto,8 b. April s x986.

9999— 2ACHAR1AH T.,t b. Maith 14, x8s8. m. Louiaa Owens, Sept X4, x86c
9970— JOHN 0.,8 b. March s. X841, at Margarel Dorethea Chahaers, Jane x, X864. He
^M Jvly 9S. x96p«

'^ * I88IIB.

9999— Elbabbth,8 at — Padntenc
9999— ABBAii.t

9994— MABOABST.t

9971— JAMES H.,t b. Maith s. X844, at Nancy E. Parlu, June 8, x864. Sbe was bom in
Heniy COb,Ma,Marehas,x84y. Tbqr live at Euthlbrd, Wichita Co., Texas.

ISSUB.

9999— BBttA CBi.BNA,9b. March X9, i89y.

9999— Hbmbt R.,9 b. July xs. x969. >

9997— LOBINDA J.,8 b. Feb. 4, x87a

9999— Hbnbibtta,8 b. Jane xs, x8yx.

9999— MABTtN L..t b. Jaly xy, x8y4.

Eigkik CtHtnition ; Henry^ Akmkam*^ Htnry^ Uendrkk^ Htndrkk^ Epki.^ a6$

• ••V •

2508. WILLIAM 7 HANTA married, December 19, 1823, Mahala Thorp, who
was bom in 1805. Both were living in 1890 at Ferguson, Garfield County, Colorado.

8971 1 - EUZABETH.i b. May x, 1814. m. Chriitepbcr H. Black. Ftb. 4. 1840. He was bero
ia Cam|)b«n County, Ky., Feb. 17. xSxy, ar.d lives at Ridgaly, Mo. 8be died Oet

I.1ISX. ^

issue.

8880— 'ROBBIT HaiiaY Black,* b. Oet 4, xS4a, wu Eliinbefh Neumana.

mi— Mary BlaGk,is b. Maicfa X4, 1866, ai. Gtorge Metaa, Dee. ao^ x8S5.
7811— Ida May BlaGk.M b. Aag. t8. xt6S.

7818— Faaaie BfaMk.M b. Feb. 8, 1870.
7814— Darwta BhiduSt b. Sept. xtf, 1884.

8881— FaAircis Black** b. Dee. eg, xa44, m. J. S. HoUsad. April xa. xa67. He
died Feb. 15. 187^1

7818— Aanie D. BlaGk.St b. July eg. 1870.

8888— Hbnslkt HAaaxs Black,* b. Dee. xj. i8|7, ol Julia LaciBda Bunan,
Feb. 18. X873.

ISSUE.

7818— LouiM Aaa BlaGk.1t b. Oet SB. 1873.
7817— Faaaie BlaGk.it b. Aag. xtf. 1875.
7818— Joba C BlaGk.st b. July a. X877.

8888— Mabala BLAOCt b. April ja, X8491 ol James N. Staaloid. ii66.

ISSUB.

7818- Woodk B. 8laBiBffd.it b. Aag. SB. xafiy.

8871 t—HENRY.t b. Apvil ao^ s886, died X847.

8871 1— LOUISA F..t b. Maieh el. xIaS. m. Hfaam Spealedc. Sept. ^ S844.

8871«— WILLMOTH,t b. Feb. ex. x^jx. m. \ J; ^55Sii*M22L'

ISSUB'BV SBOOND MABBIAOB.

8884— Katib McLAi]r.t
8871t—MORNING.tb. Dee. 30^x898. OLObadiahCfavka. They Hre at Fergusoa. Col.

ISSUB.

8888— William M. CLABKB.t b. Dee. xj, xlsx. died Maich x, x9s8-
8888— Jambs Waltbb CxjiBKB,t b. Feb. ae. x|S4t aL Augusta Aaa Crsed* April
5>l889.

ISSUE.

7880 -Colby ObadfaOi Cbwke.lt b. April s iilS-
7881— Edwtai Austia aariBe.it b. Nov. xy. xi81

8887— Mabt Sauna CLAKKB.t b. Feb. ^ xIA bl WHttam O. Hasteo. Nov.
4.187s-

ISSUE.

7888— Inland Meredith Hu8loa.lt b. jn. xs. 1879^
7888 — Ehner Chvk Husloa.it b. Jaa. 9. X884.

'8888— John Mabsiiall CLABKK.t b. Sept. sy, X499.

8871t— NANCY.t m. Jsaies XfarshaO Mhusr. Majr. xlss-

8888— IJ^UBA Bbllr MiirrRa,t b. Keb. es« >H4« ">• Charies PQkey. Oet. x. xS7di
They live in RosweO. New Mfxico.

^66 Eighth GentfyMHon; Htnwy^ Abraham^ Henry* Hiudnck^ Ihudrick^ Epke.^

IKSUK.

7884— Nancy l*ilkey.i« li. Sept. 19. 1877-
788A— Jcnnio IHlkey.M b. June 191 1879.
T886— John Pilkty.M b. Nov. 14, i88x.

1000— 'OftBLLA FftANCBS MiiiTBl.* h. Nov. zs, i|S5, married first, Mat. GoRkm,
Novcmbtr, 1878: and afaia. Torn Marshall Plllwy, April, s88& They live
Ui Rotwtll, Ntw Mtrieo.

I88IIS Wt riMT MAMIIAOK.

7187— Marshall Qofdao.18 b. x87».
7888— Eauna Qofdoo^M bu Sept. za, t88i. *

7880— WmiaBi Gofdoa.w b. Oct., i8|s.

0001— Saujb J08BPHINB MlNTBl,* bu Sept. as, 1457, m, Georfe Harris. Jan.

4,1870.
0008— Jambs Makshall Mimtbb, Jr..t b. Nov. aO, 1899*
0000— McOoWBLL MiNTBB,* b. Sept. as. i80i, m. Mlnala Lea, Jan. 15, 1887.
0004— Pbbby MiirrBB,t b. Aaff.; 1869, died Jvaa. 1864.
OOOf- Mattib MiMTBJUt b. Sept. 7. s8^ vu Albert Stennett, July, z88&

00717— AM ANDA.I b. May a6^ 1897, as. Joha D. Clarke. May. I|SS- They Uve to Fersu-

soa, Colorado.

I8SU8. ^

0000— W. J. CLAaBB,t b. Marth m. x4s4.

0007— Nannib B. Clabbb.* b. May 5, 1899. ai. Philip Evaaa, Dee. 84, 1874. They
Uva at Fergasoa, Colorado.

7808— W. D. Bvaas,l8 b. Jaa. 13, x97^
7801 -Waller Evaas,!* b. Match 9. itTi-
7808— Alfred Evaas,i8 b. July 8, x88o.
7M0— Eraest C Evaas,M bu Marth 7. x88b.
7804— Ruth Evaas,M b. Feb. a8. 188O.

0000— MoLUB CLABKB,t b. Sept. a6^ 186a, m. Wallace Wright, Oct. ao^ 1889.

I88IIB.

7800— Odessa Wright^it b. Aag. 31. 1884.
7800 — HeoMT Wright,lt b. Feb. 17, 188O.

0000— Rl'TH Clabkb,8 b. Nov. 9, 1869. ai. Morgaa Moore, Oct $• xMy,

8071<— MALINDA.8 b. Jaa. 34, 1^ ai. Wayao Stobaagh, Sept. id^ 1897. He died, aad
she autfiied George Fergasoa, April sO, 1877. They weat to Fergusoa, Colorado,
hi i88b, aad chdm to have the Itaest reach ia the eoaaty. They oira five raaches
hi GerOeld CMuty.

lUUB 87 riBBT MABKIAOB.

0010— WiixiAM Hbmbt STOBAUOH.t b. X858, vu Martha Drake, Jaa. 9O1 1887.

I88VB.
Lob VIrgtela 8tobaagh,i8 b. s868.

0011— CiiBSTBK Habdino Stobaucii.9 b. 1889, 01. Clara Wcfcllagor. Nov. ^ 2889.

I88UB.

Hearietta Yelgea 8lohaagh.i8 b. 1888.

0018— FBANas Mabion SrOBAUCll.t bu X866u

0018— Annbtta Stobauoii,* b. 1868. m. Charles Vaa Braadls. March 4, 188O.

IWUB by 8BCOKD mabkiagb.^
0014— PBT M. FB80USOM.9 b. X878.

Eiffktk CenerathH ; llenry^ Abraham & Hcnry^ Hendrick^ Mtudriek^ E^ktA 267

tOTl »-JUI.IKT (.KANVII.I.K.Mb. I'cli. i8.|i. lUcnl Oct. S. 1S41.

I971)*-- AKTKMISIA.'* U. Aui;. 1. 1843. m. II. I*. KpiKTmm, May 1, 186a lie is prupricUir
iif the Qttvcn Cily IHwIiry Farm, Denver. Cukiraclu.

Mil. HENRY7 BANTA, born in Madison County, Ky., married Fannie Don
Carloe, who was born in Tennessee, July 35, i8ia He was a fiurroer and removed
about 1833, from Kentucky to Cole County, Mo.

at 7t— ELlZABETH.i b. Sept il, xtsB, m. Edward Loftos. Thty Uvc at Ashland. Oregon.
9979— ELBERT.* b. Sept as, t%^ n. Mary Potter. Sept. xSt xS6o. la 1190 ibey lived ai
Elkhora. Moataaa. where he it enfagcd la sitaiiBf •

ISSUE.

9019— CLAllDius,t b. Feb. 17. x96a. It a mtaMr ia Elkhoni. Moatana.

9019— WiixiAM Hkicbt.8 b. March sg. 1864. He wet a " Free Thought Lecturer **;

died Dee. a6. i898.
9017— Roaaar Lsa.* b. Dee. s^i xafij. He is a tioek ndter.
0019— Jambs,* b. Feb. xy. XI69. He Is a ailaer.
9019— Lannius,* b. Feb. xs, xira. died Jaa. 15. 1879.
9090— Lulu Jaiir.* b. Feb. x$, xira.

9974— CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.* b. Jan. x. Uas. m. Mary Smith. Joae si, XI99
She was bora ia Cooper County. Kto*. Jan. si. xljs. They Uve ia CUatoa. Ma

issus.

90S1— TuoMAS HanaY,* b. July ao^ xM^ died May I, X863.
OOtS- ELBEar Wiluam.* b. Aug. 9. x96x. died Oet a, iM^
90S9— ELttABrrn MAaoAarr,* b. March 5. XI69. died May X4. x964.
9094— CoLUMSUS SawAao,* b. March a, xiefs.
9099— William SnaaMAN,* b. Nov. x4, x966.
90S9— CAana.* b. March xa, XI69. died March as, XI69.
9097— Masy FaANCBS.* b. April xa. XI70.
I— AaTA Cusna.* b. Juao as* <974.

9971— WILLIAM H..* b. Dee. xa. XI34. m. Mary CooAr Saider. He Is a physidaa hi
Cslittega. Napa Couaty, Cal.

ISSUB.

9099— Ada.* bl -^ Miller.
9090— Doir,* b. i96x.

9979— WILLMOTH.ib. Aug. 3X.xl39.Bi.FlesrdFanar. They Hve hi UakvOle. Kalamath

Couaty, Ortgoa.

lUUB.

9091— OCTAVIA Fabbab.*

9099— Tbuman Fabbab.*

9977— TALITHA J..I b. Sept. X9, xtio. m. Thonas Jacktoa. She died Feb. xtf. xItj: he
Hvet ia Pleassat Grove, Cal.

ISSUB.

9099— DoBA Jackson,* m. ^— Stepiieatoa.

9094— Habvby Jackson.*

9099— Alta Jackson,* bl «* C o m sto ck ..

9099— Don Jackson.*

9097— Fbankun Jackson,* died la iaiitaey.

9099— Lkb Jackson,* died la ialitaey.

9979— LOUISA,* b. Nov. 9, XI43. m. Kfaitey Hsrdetty, July xd. iMx. Ia April. XII9, they
flved hi MayOeld. Saata CUm Couaty. Cal.

t68 £i£ktA CituraiioH ; Henry^ Ahnham > Htnry^ Hendrkk^ Hendrkk > Epkt. l

I.

ISSUE.

60S9»HBNRy Hakokstt,* b. Aug. 31, 1863. died Nov. 96^ 1866.

•040'Ella F. Hakdbsty.9 b. Feb. x% 1864. m. HamKoton Gsns, Aaff. 17. liis-

ISSUE.

7S37— Klnsts E. Gaas,M b. Jans •!• itSj.
7S9t<— Ims M. Gaas,M b. May jOb lUj.

•041— MASAlffTHA Habdbsty,8 bu Stpt. \% il66.

i041— Pbankum E. HABDBSTT.t b. Dcs. 1. 1869, diid Mar 99. x8S&

•049— AUCB Haidbstt,8 b. April 7. 1879. diad April m. lOj).
\<- ^s" ' '^ 0044— BowABO C. Habdbstt,8 b. Aaff. 94, 187$.
\ - 0049— Nbttib B. Habobstt.8 b. Sqit. 17. X879.

0040— Coba M. Habdbsty,8 b. Maicb X7, x9^

9970— M1RANDA«8 b. May ja, 1844, m. Oaytoii Gteaa. Sbe diad Dae. id^ 1873.

lUIIB.

0047 — C11ABX.BS GLBNii.t

*>.--- 0049 — ROBBBT GLBNN.t

9040— Bbba GLBNir.t

9990— OCTAVIA,* b. Jvlx 99, 047, bl Jvly, x866, Ctenu Lorcavs Crabtna. Ha was bora
iB McHawy Ceoaty, Itt.. Dae. 97. 1840. Sba diad Oct t, 1869. In X889 ba was
Asrittaal Gaaafal Baggaga Afeat of dia Soadiara Padfie R. R. Co.. San Fkaa*
dsaobCaL

fSSOB.

0090— Amiia Bbxab CBA8TB8B.t b. May 8. 1887. ». Vcraoo Vaa Baskirii, Mafeb

0091— iBA Bbniamim Cbabtbbb»8 bu August, X869, died Oct 8. 1869.

9991— JAMES SRA8TUa.8 b. Dae. aa^ 1848. m. MaKssa Sardar. Dec. 7. t890. He was
arigfoally a ImBar, but is bow a misiionary of dia «*SeveBth Day Adventists."
Tb^ lasidad ia SacraoMBtOb CaL, tai 189^

ISSVB.

0099— Octavia F.,8 b. Jvly 7. 1878.

0099— Eta F..t b. March 88, 1874.

0094— CHBisTorHBB Columbus DoN.t b. Jsb. 94. xOtOi

0099— WiLUAM E..t b. JaB. 5, x978, diad Nor. 94, 1879^

0090— Ebmib M.,8 b. jBaaaa^ x88o.

9999— CARTER DON.t b. Jaa. 17. ilsa, bl Mary Gaidaar. Jaa. 88, X873. Thay ara ihriag
Ib PlaasBBt Gfova, CaL

tUUB.

9097— Hbhbt Lbb,8 b. Oct 30^ 1973.

- 8014. WILMUTH7 BANTVborn in MBdisoa County, Ky., married Madison
Bouiware, Sq>t 7, 1937. He was bom March 9, i9i3, and died March I3| 1974. His
widosr resides in Wheatland, CaL

ISSUB.'

9999— WILLIAM HENRY BOULWARE.I b. Sept. x. x899.

9994— JOHN TYLER BOULWARE.8 b. Feb. 3. X84S, ou Jcania Lawsoa ia x8d4.

. ISSUB.

9099— CMABLBS LUTMBB BOULWABB,f b. x86&
9999— MABY BbLLB BOULWABB.9b. X869.

. . 9000— LfLUB BouLWABB.t b. X873. died x(
0001— John BouLWABB^t b. 1888. died X884.

4

EigJUk CemmUhm; IltHry^ Akrakam^ tienry^ HtHdriek^ itendrUk^ E^keA 369

•9t5~l»KRTHANA TKRRILL 110ULWAR£,« b. Dee. 17. iM. <tM Nov. s8. 1857*

S9t6— LUTHER nOULWARK.t b. Mardi 1. 1845. died Jtdy 5, 1856.

99tT— LUCY WALKER liOULWARE.« b. Jan. 9. 1847. m. Dr. 1. T. Handlton. Jan. 1.

1873.

IStUB.

•09S— Gkosok Hamilton.8 b. March. 1874.
6099— 'J08BF11 Hamilton.' b. Dec. 1976.
0094— Tnana H. Hamilton,* b. sOtO.

9999— MARY BOULWARE,8 b. March x. 1849* dM Auff. 7, x8sx.

9999— BETTIB BOULWARB.8 b. Jan. 99. 1851. died Auff. ax. 189&.

9990— DANIEL BOONB BOULWARE.8 b. Dec as xSsa. m. NeUie VUea. Oet. 1976.

0009— WiLMOTR Boin.WARS.8b. 1877.

9000— Lucy May BovLWAtB.8 b.* x89o. died to faUiney.

900T— CHsrm Bom. wakb.* b. Auf., 1884.

9991— JAMES MADISON BOULWARE.8 b. Feb. xs i«99-

#

M16. MINERVA^ BANTA nunied Dsniel Boone Goode. They lived in How^
aid County, Miisouri, in 1039. She died April 9, i9S7.

188IIB.'

9099— JAMES MADISON OOODB.8 b. Nor. 5, Ujo. m. Siaan H«7i MePbetridft, Aprfl
ex. x967. They live to Saaia Maito. CaL

USUI.

9000— MiNSSTA LsB G0ODB«t b. Aaf. X4, x968.
9000— OuTBi Pbmt Goods,* b. Jsly tO. 1870.
9070— NSLUS GooDS.8 b. Sept. jPb xOys.
9071 -Lola Goods.* b. Dee. aj. 1974.
907S— Albsst Goods.* b. Jas. a6. X879.
' 0079 — Danisl Goods.* b. Jan. 9. x98a.
9074— JAMB8 CXJUWNCS Goods** b. Nor. «s. x899.

9999— WILLIAM ADDISON OOODE.8 b. Oct X5. X84X. m. KItde McRaa.
9994- WILMOTH EUGENIA GOODE.8 b. Jsney. x949. m. James Mattos Wood.

Vetov^ Atessluun* Zbndiloik^ Bendriek* SendxiclL* Xpiko*^*

B018. ABRAHAM^ BANTA maxried Enuna RaxiadalL He was a fimner, and
lexnoved from Kenluclcy io Johnion County, Indiana, abool iSja He died August

I4t I873*

lUUS.

9994 1 — WILUAM RANSDAm8 b. Sept. xs ilS*. sl Nancy Ovencreet He wac a fimaer
to Greanwoed. JeifuMos County, lad. Served du«e yean to Company I, toUi
Indiana RegtaMnt He died Sept. 8. X889.

I88US.

90741— OSSN O..* b. May 84, x977.

•

99948— JAMES HENRY.* b. Jan. 8, x8s. nmrried ftnt, Mary AvariDa Brooka. Match 4.
1868; and asain, Mary Mangan, Oct X9. x874. He it a fiumer to Greenwood,
Johnaon County, Ind. He served to Company F, x8th Indiana Regtanent. He
la a member of the nesbyternn ChmdL

1S8US sr nasT wtrs.
90748— Casl Eooas,* b. Dee. X4, 1870.

i70 Eigkik GtmratioH; PeUr^ Abraham^ Henry^ Hindrick^ Hendrick'^ EpkiS

ISSUE BV SKCONn WIFK.^

•074I— MiNNiB MAY.t b. Jan. A 1876. ditd May 1, 1977.
•0T44— Akthuk Mamoan,* Ii. Dec. 31, 1877. .
•0T4*— Emma Janb«« b. Jan. a« x88x, died A«f . ax, t88i.
00T48— WiLUAM ABBA1IAM.8 U. April 16. i88a.
6074T— Maby Cbol,* b. Auff. j^ x684, died May 4. xflBft.
10748-. £Dmi,» b. Oct 99i xtk%.

«$Mt— MARGARET HANNAH.t b.' May 4, XI37. died Mafeb as. x44-
9M4«— CATHERINE EUZABETH.t b. Nov. 83, 1839^ died Jaa. B. 184s.
i\ > '.' ' «9M<*MARY JANE»8'b. Jaa. x. X843. m. Daniel W. Allison. Sept X4. it6& He baa a

fevit Cuni at NocdboC CtL

I ••

•0T4 8— Bbnbst Alusom,* b. Nov. as, xBfiy.

e07418—HBBBBBT M. ALLlSOM.t b. Nov. 6» X87B.

iOT4>s— Eta Aluson,8 b. Dee. 8^ 1877.
60T418-.CLABA AuJSON.t b. Jnly 9. i88x.

8e948.SUSAN.8 b.' April 8. X848. m. Jobn R. Alen, Feb. 19. x88& Tbey live at Tecuniseh,

Nebraska..
8tt4V— MARTHA,! \^ April 8, X848. m. OUver H. Draper. Jan. 97. X871. They live at

UL

8610. ALBERT Y BANTA married Martha VooriB. He died AuguBt 17* \^%*

vuvmJ
8M8— LYDIA ANN.8 nu James T. Gild»lst, Jane aa. xBsb. They Uve in Vbiton. Iowa.

607i— Jambs Albbbt OiiXHBisr.t b. Jan. aj. 1856^
607f— Mabtma Bbllb Oilcmbibt.* b. May a8. X863.

MM— REBECCA SUSAN.t m. Wmfann Gilefarist, Sept 8. xlS3. They ttve hi Vbiloa. Iowa.

M77— Ella Maboabbt Gilch8Ist.8 b. Jane xs. x^ ai. James Manser, Jan.

X8,x88l.

lUUE.

Roy MansBr.M b. Aof . 5. x885.

MSr— WILLIAM HENRY.8 He was hi Company P. 39th Indiana Regiment, aad was

killed at the battle of Chickamaafa. Sept. ao^ 18(53.
80M— MARY Cm* m. Thomas Bark. She died ia 1834.
MSS-MARGARET JANE,! m. George Baric She died ia 1859.

I88U8. *
MM— MtdCimtBY BoaiLt

6084— Albbbt Bobx.8

400S-AMANDA,8 aL^j^ j£[^|Sffi?"'

iBBUB BY nasT mabbiaob/^
M88— William Evbbbtt Dbnman.8 b. Oct ay. i8ftx.

I88UB BY 8CCOND MABBIAGB.

M8f— Mabtma Aucb QiLCHBiBT.t b. Oct. aob x8^ m. I..eslle Jameson, Dee.
3S,x884.

IMUB.

Cliflbrd Jamcson,i8 b. 1883.

. 8694. WILLIAM Y BANTA Iras bom ip Henry Countyi Ky. He married Eleanor
Copeland, who wbb bora in Belmont Countyi Ohio, March 9, 1835. They live at Wise,
Alien Countyi KansaB.

Eigkik GiHimtioM ; Pder^ Abraham ^ IleHty ^ Hindriek^ Heudrick^ Efike. ^ 27 1

4001~L£A11.« iir '* l<cuio." b. Jan. 10, iSso. m. Jasper N. 'nimiiiMon. K«li. 15. 1880.

400S— BYKON.^b. OcL 18. i86q.

4009— £KMEK,»b. Nov. 9. iSte, died Auff. 9. iS^

4004— RHODA.i b. June le, 1865.

4000— ALU1N.8 b. Maicfa % 1868.

4000— AL1CE.8 b. Xlareb s, 1868. m. Lemider S. Jones, April i, x886.

4007-EJJJAH.8b. Dee. 10, x87a

4000— CARU8 b. Attff. x8, 1873. died April 7. iMs-

4000- PEARL,* b. Maith 14. X87O.

mM. ELIJAH Y BANTA married Emeline Campbell, Oct 6, 1 846. She
May 14, 187& He married again, Dec. 37, 1877, Hattie E. Crosby. From 1859 to
1863 he was Auditor of Johnson County, Indiana. He enlisted in Co. G, ijad Indiana
Volunteers, May 3, 1864, for 100 days, and was honorably discharged on the termina*
tion of his service. He was the first presioent and manager of the Colonisation Society,
formed in 1871 to found a colony of Latter Day Saints, and with two or three associates
purchased 3,300 acres of land in Decatur County, Iowa, for the purpose. In 1876 he
was elected Supervisor of Decatur County. In 1883 he was eleoed to the Iowa Legis*
lature. In the churdi of his choice— the Latter Day Satnu— he held at the time of his
death the position of Elder and Bishop's Counsellor. He died March 19, 1889. He
owned 1,000 acres of land in Decatur County, besides a residence in the town of

Lamoni, where he resided. He is described as a man of sterling worth.

$

lUUB BY SBCOND Win.

4010— WILLIAM EUJAH,« b. Oct. 7. xOtI. died July xo. 187^
4011— MARY CROSS Y.t b. Dee. s. 1879.
4018— ETHEL MAY.l b. March 84. 188s.
4018— AUERT JEFFERDS.t b. Jan. sy. 1885.

Poter« JLIbort* Bondiidk« BmdrUk* SendiUkt Spko.^

MM. ALBERT^ BAMTA was bom in Miamisburgb, Ohio. He married Mary
Jane Brower, Dec 34, 1834. She was bom April 34, 1803, and died Dec. 33, 187a
For his second wife, he married Mrs. Mary Jane CUkison Parks, Oct 3, 1871. He died
August 13, 1886. An obituary notice in a local paper gives the following account of

Ufe:

In Ligonier, August 13, 1886, Albert Banta, Sr., aged 81 years, 5 months and
6 days.

Another of our fiuhers has passed away after an illness of nearty ten months, during
which he suffered greatly. Deceased was bora in Miami County, Ohio, and was the
oldest of ten childrai, three of whom are still living. His first marriage was to Mary
J. Brower, and to them were given nine children, four of whom with the mother having
preceded him to the home above. Mr. Banta came to Indiana in 1837 and located in
ilenton, Elkhart county, where he entered into the dry goods business. While he was
at Benton he was elected a Justice of the Peace and served for some time as postmaster.
In 1840 he was elected sheriff of the county and served in that* capacity for two terms.
In 1863 he took an active part at Bluffton in recruitinff men for the war of the Rebellion,
for which service he was commissioned as First Lieutenant In 1866 he returned to
Kendallville, but two years later he again went to Bluffton where he remained until the
death of his wife in 1870, after which he came to Lij;ooier and made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. D. W. Green, until his marriage with Mrs. Mary J. Parks, October 3,
1871, who survives him. Deceased was a charter member and was elected first treas-

i73 EiiM Gmuratwnj Piier^ AOeri^ Henry^ /ienJrUi^ HindrUk^ Epki.\ '

\

urer of the Masonic Order in this place, having joined the fraternity at Goshen in 1844.
He was aa earnest worker in the temperance cause^ for which he deli\'cred several able
lectures— but most of all, he was a devoted Christian. iSeginning his religious life in

- 1848 he retained his integrity^ to the end. As said above, during the last ten months
ht sttflercd greatly, but during ail that time he bore his pain with the fortitude of a
chQd of God, while the loving heart and kind hands of a companion and children did
aO that mortds could do to alleviate his sufferings until the worn out body let go and
the sDirit was set fice to be borne by angels to its nnal resting place in Paradise.

A large number of the F. & A. M. fraternity assisting in the funeral rites of the

' Order with hundreds of others present, attested the esteem m which he was held by one

;aadalL Truly a good man has gone to his final rest.

'■ PAttocs 01 the M. E. and U. B. churches assisted in the funeral ceremonies, which

**' were held on Sunday afternoon* «

issmt.

4014— HENRY.t b. Ang. 4. xSss. died Feb. la. xisQb

4014— PBTERt* bu June as, xtey, manM 4nt, Ntney Ana FahL She was bom Oct. sx,
xS39» sad died March, xSyt. His tecoad wifc -was Eiaeliae Bntls. She was bero
: ':.t ,'* Sept ao^ X833. They live la Wawaka* Indiana.

. »* •' . ISSUE »Y nasT wiFa:*^

•097— JAMKS AX.8BRT,* b. Feb. 7, xiss, Bk Joscphiae Long, Dee. a9b xIts.
• • issus.

Edward De Fof«st,is h. Jn. 90^ xiTi.

Otto— Db Wrrr CujrroM,* b. Feb. 5, xlsSt n^ Ifary Zbnmermaa.
•090— BBNjAMm F.,9 b. Nor. as, iM^ died.

ISSUB BY SBCOND WIFB/"

0000- WiLUAM Edwabo,* b. Dec 19^ xiTa.
•001— C1IABI.BS RlLBY,* b. Nov. a9b xa74.

. 4010—JO8EPH.t b. Sept. as. xte9b died Aprfl sy. xS3a.

401V— EU2ABETH.* b. July al, iljs, m. Nelson Sherwood. Tbey reside at Ufoaier. lad.

ISSITB.'

•OOS- Maby Ella 8hbbwood,« b. Nov. 30. x|S3i ol Isaac WilUas, Jan. S, xS74.

ISSUE.

• / I— Charles WllUBS.l*b. Feb. »• iOtS.

'. ^. .*, a-»LaluWIIUas,itb.Oct7, XS79,

- 0009— AucE Melissa 8HEBWOOD,tb. Aug. x,x|sSi»- Samuel Battt, Nov. t,iS73.

isstm.
EsteOa Butts,li b. Nov. ao^ xi77«

0004— Chables Shebwood,* b. June a4, xtst, m. Sarah Etu Butts, Jan. x, 18S0.

ISSUE.

I— Lom E. Sbe f woodfis b. March 6^ xSSi.
a— Carl Shefwood,M b. May, xl|s-

0004- JOSIB 8llBBWOOD,« b. Aug. 9^ xMf.
0000— Jennie Smbbwooo.* b. July 93, xi6i.

4019— MARY JANE.tb.OcL4.xl33,m.PeanoaCanneaa. Helsabniieria Ugonier.Ind.

ISSUE. ^

. f-*MBLYiLLE J. CABMBAN.Vb. Aprils, xSsa, died Dee. 13, xSTOb
^% a— Linda E. Cabmean,* b. March a. 1956^
' 3— ALBBBT Banta Cabmban,* b. April % \WjL

4— LtBBIB N. Cabmban,* b. OcL 9$, ttS9.

S'^^viN CABMBAN.t b. Nov. 30b iMa.

4— Nblub Cahmban,* U March 8, 1I6S.

Eighth CiHemHou ; Ptter^ Alberfi HtHry^ Ihndriek^ lUndrick'^ Epke.^ 373

4019*ALaKK'r JAMKS.^ h. April 8. 1836. m. AmniMla Smith.

4080*Gi:OK(iK IIKOWKK.M b. April 15. 1838. l::nU9ie«l in Co. I). 881I1 Indiana Volun-
i«crs. UuriniK tlic civil war, aiul never lufirU frum.

4081— JOHN DKRIJIND.* m. Susan Blue. Dec. 13. 1I66. Tlicy mkle in Ormat, Ind.

i097— Albkmt F.,* b. OcL 87. 1867.

iOOI—MABV W..t b. Dee. ej. 1869.

•089— Lucy O..* b. Auf. 87, 187a.

ilOO^GcOBGK F.,* b. Jan. a. z875.

ilOl— Emma J.,* b. Jan. 8, 1877*

ilOS— John D..« b. Sept x. i88a

ilOS * Dii.LY.» b. OcL !•• 1883. died Sept «$• s^S-

40ft~ NANCY ELL£N.8 b. Oet 8, 1843. m. Daniel Gieen. Oct a, x867« He it en attorney
ai-law ai LigoQler, Ind. She died April i«i i8|n.

itaOB.
nOSi— LovLU M. GBBRN.t b. April 13, Z87Q1 m. William B. Inks.

8681. PETER7 BANTA wm bora at Mianii8barg, Ohio. He wm a '<New LiKht**
Preacher, aoeordliii^ to LittelVs Early Settler8 of Pa8Baic Valley, and manied for hit
fir8l wife, Kenah Bridge, May iSt iSaS. She was bora at Eaton, Ohio, Jan. 23, 1809,
and died Jane aSi 1853. He manied again, June 28, 18551 Elixabeth Kerns, who was
bora in Peqva, Ohio, Oct. as, 1834. He is living in Troy,

ISSUE BY naST WIFB.

40SS*JER£MIAH.8 b. April 30. 1830. m. Carottne Bridge.
40S4*£FnE,8 b. Feb. 14. zlsa. m. ^^HUam Tyler.
40SS—NANCY.I b. July 84. S834. m. John Mylor.
40S8— M AR Y,8 b. April 83. 1836. m. Oliver Carroll.
40ST- JOSEPHIKE,l b. July 7. tlSi. bl WnSam HOL
40Sa*RACHEL.l b. Nov. 04. 1S40. m. Joriah Herbert
408S*CAROUNB.8 b. Jan. iS» ZS43. ^M UBnuuriad.

ISSUE BY SECOND WIFE.

4080— PRANK.I b. May m. xls^ m. Mary E. Johpi, Feb. si. No iisae.
4081— BERT,8b. Oct sa.x|58. Uvet at WtadWd, Ksataa.
408S-CHARLES.I b. July x. xOfis. Uvet at Uaw. Ohio.

8686. ANNA' BANTA married George Bnibaker, August, 1838. He was bora
in Virginia, December, iSia. She died January, 1885.

ISSUE. ^
4088— BENJAMIN F. BRUBAKER.8

4084- ABRAHAM B. BRUBAKER.8 b. July sx, X839, m. M. E. Atkins, Oct 7. 1868.
4080- ISAAC BRUBAKER.I
4080- HENRY BRUBAKER.I
4007- GEORGE W. BRUBAKER,! died 1863.
4080— KICZI All E. 11RUBAKKR.* m. Wniiam Camplien, 188a

40S0-ME1JSSA C URUBAKER.I m. L.aae. t88a

4040— ANNA M. BRUBAKER.* m. Daniri Dean, 188a
4041 -CORA B. BRU RAKER.*

8688. HENRY 7 BANTA married Lydia Major, March 38, 1853. He married
again, Leah Hartzog. He is a farmer at Wilshire, Ohio,

r*4 EigiUk GttunUion; PtUr^ AlbM^ Henry^ HindrUk^ Hendrkk^ EpkeA

ISSVB BY PtRST WIPK.

404S— JAMES D..* b. Sept. 98. xSsS, m. Mary A. Line.
404S*ANNA.l b. Fdi. v^ 1860^ m. William F. MUU.

lUUB BY SBCOIfD WIFB.

« I

4944^ JOHN IL.I b. Aag. xd, xtTi.

Albert* AXbtrt* Kfndxick« Hwidrick« KoidiUk* BplM.^

86a0. JACOB hJ B^TA iparried Mary Rohrer, May 3O1 1833. During the
* CiYil War he was ia the 44th Indiana Regiment and was connected with the medical de-
partment. He died in the service Blarch 30| 1862. His widow married Mr. St<4er,
and now residei at Piereeton, Ind.

ISSOR.

. 44441 — MARY.t b. April 84. XS33. dteeafcd.
4044*— SARAH ANN.t b. Oct 90, xSa4. dteeafcd.

4044S*RACHEL,t b. Oct. B4. \%ik, m. Bwtt. oT South Bond. lad.

4044«*LEWI8.t b. Jaly ao^ 1139,
.' 4044ft-aARBARA.t b. Sopl. 19. tifOb
\ 4044«— VALENTINE.! b. X84B. docmiod.
4044Y~AGNES,i b. Aug. 9^ X845. m- '-" BoriMor, of CoftyriUc, Kaasat.
4044*— WALTER P..I b. Job. s. xl4a. Uyw at PiMctoa, lad.
\ 40449—LORENA.tb.jBats.il^ak Stoopor, oT Wanaw, lad.

8640. ALBERT MONFORT^ BANTA waa bom in Randolph County, Indiana.
He married Amy MartiiL After her death he married^ July 30^ 18489 Hannah Allen,
who was bom in Marion County,.Ohio» December 18, 1831. During the Civil War he
enlisted in an Ohio regiment. He ia a carpenter, living in Lyndon, Osage County,

ISSOB BY fIBST Wm.

404S— MARY ANN.t b. June 19. xl^s. m. Hotoa Blossom. Thoy Uvo ia Middletowa, Ohio.

ISSUB.

t--*'WtLLiAM Eooaa Blossom.! b. Maich xa, xS6a.

a^IaviN Blossom.! \. ysiBf x. xItQi

3— Ivy Ibsnb Blossom.! b. Jubo 30. xSti. .

ISSm BY SBOOND WIFB.

404I--ALLEN MORRIS.! b. Aug. ».x849. IB. Jsae Gibson. Octobsf.xl73. HeisaiBrmtr.
llriaa ia Q usa omo, Omgc County. Ksams.

ISSUB.

I— HBBBBxrr.! b. Nov. ly. xtTS-

a— William Ax^sbt.! b. Jsa. xy. xaji.

3— Cabl.! b. OcL X. xMoi

404T— DANIEL ACKERMAN.! b. Sept. % xSsx. m. Mabtl Day. April 4. iSSf. Ho is a
lawyor ia Gfoai Boad. Kaasas. Ho was a candidalo for UeuteaaBt-Govomor ia
xSoB OB tho Dofliocratle tlffinHi

IMUB.

I* Dam.! b. Jan. 04. xl84.
a— Abtnub.! b. OeL ao^ xttt.
3*Gbobgb.! b. Sept 4. xIqo.

4041 *8ARAH.!b. Nov. ss^ i8S3« ok Rivot R. Inria. April 4, iSyx. Ho it a paiator and
decorator ia Topeka, Kaasas.

I

igktk GnuraHoH; AWert^ Alberi* Hntry^ Hendrkk^ Hiudriek^ EpkgA 37S

IKSUK.

I— Dkkt Kp.k iKViN.^b. Jiine33. 1873.
9— Lkonamii Uanikl iKViN'.vb. July 4, 1I76.
3~CAiiiAifiiNA Vkkn Ikvin.v b. July 31, xSSol
4— BiUMiB May IitviN.* b. Dtc 16, 1883.

4049—AUCE.v b. Jum 14, i«s8. m. WOliam B. Wright. Tlioy live in Topeiuu Kansas.
4000— GEORGE WASHINGTON.* b. Oct 31. x86o. Ht U a painlar, fiviaf la Topdu.

2543. JOHN V.7 BANTA married Catherine Rohrar. She was bom in Ohio,
January 24, 1815, and died April 37, 1889. He waa a cooper. During the Civil War
he enlisted in Company E, 74th Indiana Regimentt yid died in 1863. He was a
member of the Christian Chuich.

ISSUE.

400S—DAN1EL R..* b. May y, xS3S. m. Rhuanaah Galentine. Ht te a cabinet laaiwr in
Lccsborg, Indiana.

tSSUB.

X— AUCB €.•• b. Fab. a, 1856. as. Samnel T. RlrlcpatriGiL

a^ANis E.,t b. Sept 83. X857. diad in x8^

3— ATUgN A.,t b. Junt aft. x86ob m. EUsabttli fi. Swaany.

4— ABTum C,8 b. June ay, x86&

S— AoniB L..8 b. Dae. 3, 1869.

4004— ISAAC.8 b. x83i, died te 1838.

4000— ESTHER,8 b. X840. Ok Henry Sonar. Thay Uva at QoriMB. Ind.

tsaoB.

X— Bbst SOBTBa.8

a— JosBFM SorrBa.t

3— Louisa Watts SoBTsa.*

4000— SUSANNAH.8 b. x84a. m. John K. Harris. Sept ss. s86x. Ha te a fiunar. living to
Indcpandtnce. Iowa. Ha was to tlia SQih Regtmaat Indiana Volnntaan, during tlia
OvOWar.

I88UB.

OllS— OUTBB J. HAaBis.t b. Sept x8. xO^ m. WnUam Laigb. Dae. aa. x806.
Ha toacfrpaatar to Indaptndanea. Iowa.

USVB.

I— Oiaea LBlgb.i8 b. Jan.. x888.
a— Lily LslgbtW b. Sept. X889.

8118— WiLUAlc HABB18.8 b. Aug. 30, 1867.
8114— FaANK Habmis.8 b. Jaa. y, x870i

4007— ELIZABETH.! ol Charics T. HoDii. Thay live at Columbus Qty. Indiana.

I88UB.
FUANK HOLLIS.t

4008-MARY,i b. X844. nt } ^ tSwJs cfllSS!

ISSUB BY SBCOMD MABBIAOB.

81148— Rioi ABO LosBB.t Ha Uvas at Gravelton. Ind.

0114!— HUUSON LOSBB.t

4000— UAGDALENA.8 b. May 4, X846. m. ThooMS C Losca. She died to X889.
40T0— SARAH.8 b. Nor. xa, 1850. m. Hicsm Abthira. They ttva to Paris aty, Montana.

40n-KUi6A.. b. Srpt a7. xOja, ». j ^ ^5;;;;^,^^^ y^ ^ mu

376 EigkiA GennuiiPH; MAerf Albert^ iUnry^ Hendriek^ Htndriek'^ EfkiA

ISSUK BY FIRST MARRIAGIi.

6119*CiMUD Garnrr.* U. Oct. as* 1S74.

IMOB BY SBCOND MARRIAGE.

ilM— .HoMBR JoiiNSoM b. Oct. t, iSBr.
497S— HELEN.i b. t|ss» "»• P^tr Shafer. Tlioy live at Goahcn. Indfauia.

IMUB.

Gborob 8iiAFBR«t b. Jttly St lite.

^. .ii- ' 4079-*GEOROE W..i b. May 17. 1857, m. Enuna Mcta. They Uvt at Goahen, ImUasa.
\; 40T4*CATHAJtlN£.i b. Nov. so^ t86Q» at New Paris. Indiana, m. Joseph Mowrer. March

4, 1879. Ht was bora bi Now Madison, In<L. May 9$* >*S3- 1*^*^ resiile at
O osh an . Elkhart Coimty. Ind. Ht is a carpenter.

I • .vl

1^ •*. 'T «»'*.

ISSUE.

I* Ems Mabel MowRBR.t b. Nov. 7. iBSa
s^Sadib Ethel MowRER.t b. June as. 1883.
3—lRWiif Earl Mowrer.* b. Sept. 7. 1885.
4—EoiTii Floy Mowrer.* b. Aug. it. 1887.
5* Joseph Bovd^'Mowrbr.* b. Sepc 19, 1890.

Abraham* AnMBt* Budriok^ Bandxlok* Bondriek* Spko.^

904a. SOLOMON 7 BANTA was bora in Montgomeiy County, Ohio. He lii
with his parents on the form, and r e cei ved a limited education in the lof^ school-house
of the period: MHien about twenty years of a^e a teacher from the East came there
and taught the Classics; and Solomon Banta, under his directions^ studied Greek and
Latin and other branches— pursuing his studies at night after the form work of the cby
was ofttf by the light of the lire of wood on the old-bshioned hearth. He studied law
in the office of Thomas Corwin, Governor of Ohio, at Franklin, and was admitted to
the Bar. He married December 2$, i8a8, Malinda Small, who was bom in Preble
County, Ohio^ Fdiruary 10, 1809, and moved to Danville, Illinois, where they resided
three years. During the Black Hawk War he volunteered in the army and served in
the ranks with Abraham Lincoln, and was in the battle of Bad Axe. In 1837, they
removed to Eaton, Ohio, where he practiced law. He served two terms as Prosecuting
Attorney of Preble County, and several times was elected Mayor of the City of Eaton,
Ohio. He was for many years Justice of the Peace and Commissioner of Insolvent
Debtors. In politics he was a Deinocnit He was social in his disposition and warm
in his friendship. He was a Mason of high degree. After the death of his wife, which
occurred Sept. la, 1870, at Eaton, Ohio, he removed to Topeka, Kansas, and lived the
rest of his days with his daughter, Mrs. Auter, dying April 39, 1879, '^^ ^^^ 78th year
of his age.

ISSUE.^

407S— 'ELVIRA JANE.* b. Aug. s8, 1839. m. Alirani Voorbees Auter. Jan. 5. 1848. He
was bora in Reading. Ohio. Aiig. 18, s8ts« He Is a capitalist, now residing in
f opelta. Kfi fft aii

ISSUE.

6ISI—PRANOS Marion Auter.* b. Nov. is, 1849, died Nov. 14. iM^
•Its— Charles Vooriiees Auter.* b. ScpL 03. 1851. died Aug. s8, i8s5.
01SS— Krank Allison Auter,* b. Feb. sj. i9s4. «IM July 17. 186a

4O70*ELI7AnETH MARY,* b. March 4. 1831. m. Allison Bownefl Ferris. M. D.. June 07.
l8S4. He Is a physician living at New i^uls, Ohio.

Eighth CtHcratioH; rlbraAaM^ AttHrl'* Ucnry^ lleiuirick^ lltHdritk' Epkt,^ 277

ilM^CllAHLKS EuGAM Frkkih,* b. April 15. iSss* He lives at Ricliniuncl. liiU.

4077-JAMKS SMALL.* b. D«c aa. 1833. marricU Ant. Clara C. KiiJilintf, June aa. sisd.

Slie died Aug. 84, 1I56 ; he married again, June it. 1857. Heirter Jane RinhUng.

She died Jan. 7, 1875. He married a third time. Jennie fWurnna. March $. t87i.

He vat graduated at a iMisincsB eollege hi Cbdnnatl, Ohio, bttt liecanie a feimier

and Ihred near Maple *HiU. Kansai. where hit widow now retldet with tlie younger

ddldien.

taiVK IT sscoNo wins.

ilSS^ELVltA JanM b. May 14. x9s8. m- S ay mo u r Dlyion. Aug. at. ityt. Mrk
Dlylon carries on a frah ranch on Snake Riirer, Colton. Washington.

ISSUB.

i^Oriando Eugene Btytoo.l* b. July 17. stT^p
a<» James Se y m our Blyion.1* b. Joly 3. xtti.

•ISi^AMonr C* b. May 14, ttst. m. , lives at Khigftshcr. Washington*.

•1ST— Maky ELttAWCTii.t b. Feb. 15. ttto. m. F^ank Ualcer. They live at Unple

HiU. Kansas.
ilSS— CllAiU£ Fkakus.* b. Sept. 10. t86i. died ScpC t, itte.
ilS9—CiJWlA L0CMKTiA.t b. Feb. 5. ittj. m. Eiid Paie. They live at Sialcy.

Washhigipn*
iltO— Fk£dbmicx Solomon,* b. Fob. aa, xi^ m. Hattie Bums. He is a fiumer

^vftMn#W^ S4Bwt^ ^^bfltBWMve

itauiL
X— James Lewis.M
a* Fhideriek FtaakUB.it

ilSi* Jambs Elmbb«« b. May 14, xttt. Ha is n fiumer at Maple Hm. Kansas.
iltS— Mabgarbt Hbnbibtta,* b. May S4« ittt. died Aug. 19. xttt.
ilSS— Mklikoa EMMA.*b. April as. vij^ m. 7— ^Stepbenton.
ilt4—RoiAUB,t b. Aug. so^ xtya. dtod Nov. at. 1871.

laaOB BY TMtBO WIFB.

•ISi— TllBOIMBB JAMB8.8 b. Aprfl ^ X879.
ilS0— 'IlABBIXA SMALL,8 b. Nov. it, 1881.

9040. CHRISTINA^ BANTA married David Van Winkle, ton of Simeon Van

Winkle, Nor. 9, 1833. He wat bom in Georgia, July 11, 1800, and died December 30,

1879. Hit wife died January 18, 1863.

itauB.'

40T8—CATHER1KE VAN WINKLE.8 b. Dee. 4. xta^, died Oet. a^. xta^
4078-SARAH VAN W1NKLE.8 b. Marah x, s8n6^ ai. John John, M. D., Nov. 8. 1848.
They live in Kingston. Missotiri, where he Is a pmeiieing physician.

i88UB.

8187— Wiluam Joiin,8 b. Ocl ^ 1849^ bl Faanie Handy, April 18, 1877.

I88VB,

I— Morton John,w b. 1878.

a^ AUan Jehn.M b. OcL ip. ttf^

3— Jffsse Joha.w b. Nov. s8, 1883.

8188— JBNNIB JofiN.t b. Match 8, xIs3,bi. Fyank Snelti, Nov. a^. 188a

l88tflU

I— Ada 8nieltt.it b. Nov. at, stts.
a— Merla SmeUi,M b. May 13, itt4.'

77B EigAtA CenemtiPHs AAmAam^ Albert^ Henry^ JltHdrkk^ Hiudnck^ Epke.^

ilSt^ELLA John.* b. Sept x8. 1855, in. John Boret, Feb. ao^ 1873.

ISSUE.

X— Frank Boret.i8 b. April so, 1874.

•<» Arthor ]lof«c.l8 b. x86ob died Sept, x88a '

€140— FSANK JOMN,t b. Oct A x^ died Oet m4. i86a
6141~Ankib Joiiif.* b. No¥. 90, 1861. m. WiUiam Wood, Jan. 4« x88a

ISSVB.

X— Wmtam Wood, Jr..M b. Marah xtf^ x888.

ft— Mary Wood,it b. Nov. X, X884, died July. X888.

6l4t— BiEOiB JOHM> b. Feb. 8, X873.

iOiO— LUCINDA VAN WINKLE,8 b. Nov. 84. x8a7. m. David Newborn. Feb. a. 1861.
They live in Cdsby» Missouri.

lasoB.

• • • * *

•V ^v V.' -^ • tliS— Chauu fi. N£WBOSN.« b. April 1% x86x. UL Flora M. Newton. Sept 6. x88a.

>:

lasuB.
Fvcf^fUmtu Newbani.18 b. Jvly aa. X883.

6144— Wakmbs L. NBwaoMf,* b. Jan. 9$, X864.

0l4i— SAtAH BSXXB Nbwburn.8 b. Aitf. 5. 1866, Ok Nasott AddingtOB, April 3,

4041— HENRY VAN WINKLE,8 b. Jan. 7. x^ja. died Sept aa. x«9a.
409S— PHEBE ELIZABETH VAN W1NKL£,8 b. Oet 15. XI3S. oi. James E. Fenn,
Sept IS, xlsdi Ha was bora in denvaie, N. Y., April a. X833.

tSBUB.

614t— HOWAAO P. FBMM,t b. May aa^ x8s8, died April aj. x86x.
4147— FlANK B. FENN.t b. Jan. X4, x86x. n. Belle Edwards, May 4. 1883.

taauB.

Htrbart Roy Fami,i8 b, June xSi x88s.

il4a— EXXA J. FBMN.t b. Oet 8, x8^ m. Charles Boroff, Aug. x6, x886.

I88UB.
. Adah L. Boroa;i8 b. June 3. X887.

*.

. • • ••

014t--PBATT FXlfN.8 b. Sept ftS> s6^
ilSO— Hbubbt Filiif,t b. Juno xs.' X87X
41S1— COBA B. FBMN.8 b. Nov. w$. X873.
41St— Eta A. Fbmn.s b. Oet 3, x89tf.

40U— LOUISA ELLA VAN WINKLE,8 b. Nor. a. 1834. m. Evmtt F. POoieroy. x86x.

They Hva la CoffeyviUe, Mo. '
40S4— SIMEON JOHN VAN W1NKLE.I b. July a8. X839, died Anffost 3Bb X84X.
40SS— HATTIE VAN WINKLE.I b. July 09^ 184a. m. Plnkcrton Carman, Oet 4, X874.

9500. JOHN 7 BANTA manied DarbarB Tanner in 1830. She was born August
II, 1809, and died July it, 1858. He mnrried Margaret Shepard in 1860. At the time
of hia first marriage he was living in CoUaroer^ Indiana. He died October 30, 1864.

iuuK lY nasT wirs. ^

4086— MALINOA,! b. Jan. 7. X83X, m. Josrph Myers, Nov. sy, x85X. Ha was bom May xo,
i8a^ They live in CoUamer, Indiana.

Eighth CcHtmtioH ; A^mAam « AiUrt'^ ihnry^ HindrUk^ Heudrkk' Epki.^ 279

ISSUK.

il 53— Francis K. Mykms,* b. S«fpt. %^ 1852. cImhI March aa. 1853.
S154— WmriKLn S. Mvkks.* b. Doc. 99. 1853. m. Alice Faulkner. April 9. 1875.
ilSA— IIamt J. Mybks,* b. Sept. 6, s8s5. m. Aaron Cory, Dee. 5. 187!.
ilAi— Eldobah Mykhs.* b. Auf. 6, x8^, m. Frederick Fisher. Jan. 7. 1877.
ilA7— Emma J. MvkkM b. July 3. 1860, m. Georce Foater. Feli. 5. 1881.
61SS— Wabk£M H. Mtbbs.* b. June x8. xC^s.

ilSa^jBNKIB P. MYRBS.t b. DtB. 6, 1866.

40S7— WARREN H..* b. Any. a8, U^ m. Rcbecea J. Robins. Match xs. 1857* He was
kiUed at the battle of Shiloh, Aptil ^ 186a.'

ISBirB.
€lSO«-ABBAMAM.t

€161— Maijniia.8 m. ^» Fanlkner.

40iS— EMILY.t b. Dae. 6. 1834. died Feb. x8. X849.
40S9— DAVID.8 b. May xx. X837. died Anf. x4. x84a
4090<-JOHN.8 b. Oet X9. 1839. m. Sophia Rowe, July 4. iM&

4091— HENRY.i b. Maich X4, x84X. m. EnUly F. Hendersea, Nov. 9, x86s. She was born m
Indiaaa, Any. 4. X848. They are livlnf te Fresno. Cal.

tSSVB.

eiaS —Elmkb E..* b. Sept 00^ i86d. died Any. a. x868.

il6S— Abthum C..« h. Jvly 13, X889.

il64— HoMBB.t b. Sept 89. X871.

61SS— 'Eowfif.t b. March 93. i87«*

il6S-*-WALTBB«t b. March 03. 1874.

6197— Emma,8 b. Dae. xa. X87S.

61iS«-0DBN.t b. June % xtji

0169— OTA.t b. June 7. i97t.

9170— MAY.t b. May aS. x«s*

4999— CHRISTTNA.8 b. Joly 30. xl44, m. Washhiglon Drood. Feb. 00^ X863.
4999— FREDERICK.* b. Jan. $# xi44. bl Martha J. Colttas. Jan. xs. X867. He was bora
hi Bloomfteld, Iowa, and resides hi Fresno. CaL

lastnL

6171— Fbbmbb .H..* b. Scpc xs. x867«
9179— Dolus,* K Dae. xb. X869.
6179— WiULiAM W..t b. OeL tf^ x97X.

4094— iaAAC.8 b. Oet x, x85X. bl Mfamie WOlhuBS, Jnaa xb. X879. She wasbom hi Placer
Coanty. CaL, Aaf . xy. X863. They are llYfaif hi F^asao. Cal.

tSBUB.

9174— Omr.t b. May X3. x98x.

9179- Emma Aobua.* b. Jaly xs, fits.

IMVB BY SBCOND WIPB.

4099- ALBERT.! b. March X3. x86x.
4099- BARBARA AUCB.* b. Aprfl x6. X864.

8554. HARRIET^ BANTA married Edwin Parke in 1633. She died \Wi 13, 198$.

lUUB. ^

4099— JOHN PARKE.* b. March aa. X833. ai. Mary Wateriiottse. xls8.

I88UB.

9179— JOMN Pabkc.* b. Jaly ao. x86o.
9177— Dolly Pabicb.* b. x86a.
9179— Cmbistima Pabicb.* b. X867.
9179— Wiluam Pabkb,* b. X889.

9199— JUNB PABKB.t b. X87X.

9191— Jambs Pabks.* b. X874.

aSo Eiikth CeHtmiion; Abraham^ Albert^ HMty^ Hendrick^ Hindnek^ Epkd. i

4100— MARIA PARKC.s b. Jon. la. 1836, m. Janics G. Morris. 1856.

liSUK.

out— William MoKiiis.*b. Nov. la. 1856.

01S3— IiABCLLA MoBKiM b. Nov. 17. 1858, died to to'fiuiqr.

01I4~Dayio Moiiiiis.* b. Jan. ta, t86a

OISS— Ua«y Akbkla Mobris,* b. July ao^ s8^ died to tofoncy.

. 4101 - PRENTISS PARKE,! dtod to totecy.

410S— CATHARINE PARKE.I b. Dee. 1. 1837. m. Jowph Yoiuib. Dee. a. 1855.
410S— MARY ELLEN PARKE.I b. Jan. la. 184a. m. Ely Yoiuib. 1858.

L

ti "M ' OlOi— Isaac Youiio.t

:^ C; * ' 0107— AucB Yoimct

0100—Jos£raiNB YoUNQ.t

4104— CHRISTINA PARKS.! b. Oet. 8, 184O. m. John T. Mooney. Nov. s. t8te.

ISSUB.

/t'V • ' t-'HATTlB MooNEY.! b. Sepl« 19. s86i.

s— John B. Moonby.* b. Nov. la. 1866.
' \ ^ 3*jAMBS E. MOONBY.* b. Kcb. ao, 1869.

4*AUCB MOONEY,8 b. JoB. a8. tO|B.

. s-^WiLUAM Fbank MooNBY.!b. Jiiiie9. 1874.
4— 'Gbobob W. Moonby.! b. July 14. 1874.
7— Emily A. Mooiiby.8 b. Noy. 33. 1O78.
O^Hbmby Isaac Moonby.* b. Jan. 6. sSOx.

9— 'JUUVS Mikb MoONBY.! b. Sept. ^ tS^.

10— JosBPM Enos Moon by.! b. Sept. 9^ 1887.

410S— MAUNDA PARKE.8 b. April si. 1848, m. Jowph Rowan. July 34. iSOy-
4100— BENJAMIN FRANKUN PARKE.! b. April tx. i«5S.

MSB. FREDERICK MJ BANTA marriedt March §« 1843, Sarah Cray, who

in PUtsburghy Pa,, November ii, 1O34, and died December i7y 1889. He

r, aod was an Elder in the Christian Church at Hanging Grove^ Ind. He
if, 18689 ^ Rensselaer, Ind* Nearly all his children became teacherSi

_ ISSUB.

410T— KATHER1NE.8 b. Dee. la. 1S43. m. Charlea W. Oeatt. Jan. 5. s8te. He %ras bom
pv -. .) -^ Febraary 14. 18481 During the Cvtt War he waa in Company A, StiH Indiana

Regfanent. and died in the service. Nov. as. i86a. She married for her second
hnabandt Daniel B. Jenklna* March a8. 1875. who was bom In Andrew County, Mo.,
July S9b s047« He te a faraier. and lives In CbivfogtoB, Colorado.

IMUB BY naST MABBIAOE.

0100^ Emily C. W. Ocutt,! b. Dee. 30. i86e. m. Charies Frost Liggett. Oel. 4.
1888. He is a newspaper editor.

ISSVB BY SBCOND MABBIAGB.

0100— Obbtbudb Estbllb Jenkins.! b. April 7. 1876.
0101— Babab Salina Jenkins.! b. Dec 39^ 1877.

4100— BARBARA.! b. July aO. 1845. m* Daniel Gonion. who waa bom Sept. aO. 1845. She
died OcL 4. 1877. He resides at Cufveion. Ind.

isauK.

01011— WiLBUM Gokinin.! b. March td^ i860, m. Edich McConnalwn. Keb.. 1889.
0101*- Estiikb GoKiioN.! b. March as* 1867. Lives at Logansport. Ind.
0101!— Eybbbtt Gokhon.! b. Dee. a. 1870.
01014— Rupus GoBDON,! Ik Aug. 15. 1873.
OlOls^OiiCAM GoBiNiN,! ditfd in Infancy.
0101!— Kmbdmick GoKiMiN.t «licd in infancy.

Eif^AtA GtHeraiioH / AArakam^ Albert^ Hiury^ Htndrick^ lUmirick'^ Kpke.^ 28 1

4109->Clw\KISSA.*» li. 1847. fU«tl ill 1849-

4110~lieNRY J.." b. Marclt 16. 1849. m. Maxgie K. Uill. July 11. 107!. U a |}liyi4cian.

H« fciklcd in 1887 ac Lf>gan»pcNi, Iml.. and in 1890 at Mcscatero Indian Agency,

Nawllcsieo.

U8UC.

619S-DK Vkpa DuKKK.vb. 1880.
619S~Wkliion WAi>K.tb. 1883.

4111— MIRANDA.! b. March la. 1851. m. 4l«iJols M. W. Moore, Oa. s. i«77. Lives at

Pieiciitt, AriioiUL
411t— THEODORE P..i b. Dee. 4. 1853. m. Carrie A. Lott. Dec 15. 1884. Uves (1890)

in Mesa, Martopa Comty. Aitama.
411S — MARGARET.t b. Jen. 4. I|SS* Uvei at PraMOtt. Artona.
4114<-MARY A.,t b. April 4, 1I99, m. Thomai MeEaeny. Uvei la Cbleago. IH
411S— ROBERT G..t b. Feb. 3. x8te. m. Mary Aadenon. Lives la Mesa. Maricopa

County, Arisona.
4U6-KALUE.8b.Jaa. 30. i866w jUves at IVsseott. Arinna.

8657. HENRY^ SANTA married Mary Jane Robinion, who waa bom in Rush
County, Indiana, November, 1831. He died January 10, 1884.

ISSUR. '

4118— PRANK LA RUE." b. May 13. ilss. m. Mary Ella Bensoa. March a8. z88t. She
was bora la Cass Couaty, ladiaaa. March ax, s|$8. In 1890 he was agent tat the

isstic

01t4— RoasiT Paul,* b. Jan. 5, 188a
•19S— HxNar CAai^t b. Feb. la 1884.

4118— ALICE D..8 b. April 30. ilS7* Lives at Rensselaer. lacL

41S0— DRUCE.8 b. SepL 4. 1859. m. Fftwces Gray. Dec 3O1 1883. They were Uviag at

Zaid, lad.. 189c

I88i;k.

8106— WiLXJAM Ekwin.9 b. Dec ei. 1884.
0187— GaAOB May.* b. Aug. s. x888.

41S1 — REED,« b. Nov. a8. z88i.

4118- JENNIE.I b. Feb. m. 1864. died March x, X864.

41S8— DANIEL,! b. Jan. aft, x86s. died Sept aa. x86&

4184— NATHANIEL MOORE,* b. Dec 3. x807.

418S — ALPHA,8 b. May lOb xSyc

41S8— LULA.I b. Oct. XX. X873. died Oet a, x88c

MM. JULIAN DANTA married Nathaniel Moore, Nov. 23, 1843. They reside
in Winona, IIL /

IS8UK.

4117- GEORGE N. MOORE.8b. Nov. 97. X844, m. Marie Nash, Nov. ts. t8|s. He gradu-
ated from Kaox College. Galesburg. III. la t869 he was at the Law College of
Chleago, aad hi x87a practieed faiw la that city, la X884 he awved 10 Aspea. Colo«
rado.

4188- JOB M. W. MOORE,* b. Nov. 6. 1846. m. 4111 Miranda* Baata. Oct. 5. 1877. He
was gfudualed at Knox College hi the Class of 187a. He was a member of ilie Ari-
sona Territorial Leginlatuni. lie Is I*r«aicltfnt aad General Manager of the Arisunii
Ore Company at Pieseott.

ISStlK.

8188— FKRitRMicrK C. MiioaK.* Ii. Dec. 31, X878.
8188 — RAiJ*u II. XliHiKR,* li. Oct. 73. 1883.

382 Eiikik GeMnuti0H; AtraAam^ Albert^ NgMiy^ HtHdrUk^ Jiimirick^ Epte.^

41S9— CHARLES .MOORE.I b. Scpc 03. sM* dM Jan. 33. 1853.
41S0*^I£NRY BANTA MOOR£.» li. Oct 97. 1S51. died Sept. 17. 1859.
4iai~JAMES C. MOORE.«lj. Manrh 99, s8s4.

41SS— EDWARD E. MOORE." U Oct. 96. 1856^ m. Minnie Ingtiam, May 14. 1884. lleb
a phyildan in HOlMlalc. Midi.

IfStfB.

•tM— Blamchb Moobb,* b. April j^ 188$.
iSil — — Moots.* b. JoM 14. 1887.

4ISS*MARY E. MOORE,i b. Sept. % 1859.
41S4- FRANCES A. B. M00RE.8 b. Dec 17. 1861.
41SS— WILUS MOORE.8 b. July ja. 18^

•h^

r 9560. KATHARINET BANTA married Emanttd Wierdc» Feb. 34» 184& He
was bora Feb. 6» 1823, anil died Nov. 29, 186a Her second husband was ^''^ Deaufert^
Baata, whom she married Jan. 139 1863.

issoa BY piasT mabsiaob.

' 4144-^R8ULA WIBRCK.8 b. Dec 99. 184^ died May ta. 1859.
4148— WINHELD SCOTT WI£RCX,t b. July 3. 1859. diedJ4areh 5. t86i.
4148— EMMA WIERCK.I b. Oct la. 1858. died Jaa. 96. 1860.

tUVB BT SBCOND MABBf AOB.

414T— CALEB BANTA.8 b. Dad. 4, 1863. m. Flora Joidaa. Feb. 97, 1898. Uviaf la
CanreCoa. ladlaaa. (TMs aaaie shoald appear also oa page a^* CBUowias 394*)

Lambett* Samuol* Sandrldk* Kendriek* Kendxieks Bpko.^

.'-. Waa. JOHN GARRARD7 BANTA married Nancy Williams England, May,
1841. .She was bom in Garrard Coontyt Ky., Jan. 24, 182 1. He lived in Boyle
Connly, Ky., and died May 24, 1884.

418Y —JAMES W|LLIAM.i b. May 4, 1843. died Aag. 9. 1851. ,
4188-MARY EUZA,lb. Dec 30b 1844.

41S8— JOHNi JB..8 b. Sept is, 1844, He is a groeer at Daasviae. Ky.
4160— LOU. J..8 b. Dec i, s|ssi nt Joba I. Kiag. Dec sa. 18S1. He was temeriy a fimaer,
aad Is BOW a auMoa at Borgia, Ky.

tSSUB.

I— AitNiB BaucB KiNO.8 b. Ded. a. iSSc
8— BsssiB Lbb Kino.8 b. May 4. x8|s*

4181— BEmE.8 b. Jaa. 19, iSss*

418S— OSCAR.I b. Nov. 97. 1856.

4ieS-MAGGIE.i b. Aag. 19. 1I58.

4184— NANNIE.8 b. Feb. 9. 1861, m. GHet Hawkins, Dec 19^ 1883.

4188— ELLA.i b. Oct 91 1863.

Poe«r« Patsrina* Bandrfek^ Sandxiek> Handxieks Bpko.t

MOa. PETERS BONTA 'married Martha Lodewick, Jan. 30, 1834. He was a
farmer in Nevada, Mercer Co., Kentucky, and died Dec 24, 1885. His widow, who
was bora Jan. 26, 1814, resides at Nevada.

Ei^ktk CiHtraiipn; Ptitr^ Peitriin'^ Ih-nry^ liiMtirick^ ili'Miiruk^Kpli.^ "283

IStUK. **

4198>*JOIIN.»h. Oci. s8, 1834. lie tivc» al Nevada. Ky.

41M>— SAMUKU.*< 1j. Jan. a. 1837. in. Mary M. McGinnis. Jan. 3. 1868. SIms was liom

live. !• 184a, ami dknl Xlardi 9, 1869. lie mairitnl aRuin, Kdi. 33, 1871. Sarah E.

Ttimey, wIki was laom Jan. 6, 1843. He lives al INnryvilki, Doyte Co.. Ky.

lUUB BY PIMST WIPE.

I — LuUB,8 b. Sept to, 1868. m. Richard WhilA. March ai. 1890.

ISSUE BY SECOND WIPE.

a* William,* ti. Jan. xi, xSyj, dkd Job. a9, 1875.
3— ' James,* U. Juaa it, xtys.
4— 'DoBlNOA,* b. Nov. X, x877.
S* Aethue,* b. Juat 9% x88a.
4— Cmaeles,* b. May 3, 1884.

419S>— CHARLES G..8 b. Feb. x8» 1839. m. Mary F. Davis, Dec. 1$. 1864. They live at
Hanodsborf • Ky. They aad their chUdren are Biem b e n of the IVesliyteriaa
Chwch. He aad his sons are fsnnen.

188UE.

x«»BEVBELYM.,*b.Apffl 8, 1866, EL HadgieJ. Phelps,* Sept. a3.x89X. (Seepafca84.)
a^GEOBOE E.,t b. April aa, X869.
3^Salue A.,1 b. Sept. a8, xtyx.
4— Maetiia £.,* b. A«f • a4, 1875.
S— Maby Amelia,* b. Aag. X9^ X879.

41ft «— SUSAN JANE,* b. Dec 30, xifo. died Aug. xa, 184a

41MS— WILLIAM H.,* b. Nov. x8, 1844, el Sosaa J. Brawn, Jaa. X3, X87X He was a car-
paBier, aad died Jaa. ay, 1873. His widow lives at Harrodsburg •

ISSUE.

ft

x-^RiCHABD,* b. Nov. lOi xtya.
a—MATTiE A^* b. Feb. y, 1873.

41ff— HENRY BUTLER.8 b, Nov. 9, 1844. m. Sosaa R, Seaioaer, xfyx. HeisaCuiaer
at WoodhMTB, Nelaoa Co., Ky. Is a BMmber of the Cunberiaad PresbytcfiaB
Cfaaich. His two eldest daaghtets baioaf 10 the Methodist Church.

ISSUE.

X— Maude B.,*b.April6^xi78,aLSbeB H. Bishop, Nov. as> i^«
. a^^ELLA,* b. July 6, X873.
3^Maooie M..* b. Oct a, 1876.
4-;>NOBA A.,* b. Aug. 19, i88a.
S-*BLAlfCME B.,* b. Feb. 15, x8|s*
4— Maboie W..f b. ScpL 6. 1888.

4141 V—GEORGE A..* b. July 8. 1849b m. Ftaoie Vea Arsdall, Sept. 93, 1873. He died Jaa.
83, 189X. His widow lives al Rose Hill, Ky.

ISSUE.

l^jAMES H.,* b. SepL sx, 1876.

s—Floba,* b. Aag. 14, 1878.

3— ADA«* b. Aag. 16, i88t, dtod July 30, 1884.

4— Hbnby p.,* b. May y, x88s.

3— Claeencb WHrne,* b. July 09. X887, died Match 7, 1891.

4— Lloyd C.,* b. May 84. X890.

41M*— MARTHA EUZABETH.* b. Jaa. 8, 1833, m. Saalbrd Vaa Arsdall, FkaaUia, Joha-
son Co., lad.

2^4 EigMtk Gauraihit; PeOr^ Peterim^ llenry^ ikHdriek^ IhmMck^ Rpke.^

M07. DAVID? BONTA^narricd Elizabeth L. French. January i8, 1838. He
was a (anner near Nevada. Mercer County. Ky*. and for forty-one years wai an Elder
in the Charcb at that pbce. He died August 30^ 1892, full of years and very highly
oteemcd* His widow yet lives in Nevada.

ISSUR.^

41M •—MARY JANE.t m. John HQl.

.*• •

Jambs W. Hill.* Ht thns ai Nevada, Ky.

4|0f f^ WILLIAM.! disd fai faifMcy.

4lftis— THBODOHE.i m. Jenait Scvlcr. Ht died Sept. 1S88.

IMUB.

O. Pay,* lasidcs ia Harrodsborg.

4X0f ll—PERDINA.! died la iniaaey.

419Stt^EMMA A.,t b. July 15. 1849, m. 4lMjohn Aleiander Van Arsdale.* Oct. 96. 1869.
They^ieddt at Nevada. Ky.

ISSUB.

, X— Maud A. Van Ahsoalb,* b.. Ocl 17. xSTSb died Dee. aj. iSyt.

' * a— Lbov G. Van Absdalb,* b. Dec 19b xij^

4l9f u^AUCE VICTORIA.! b. . m. Sidaey C. WIlHams.

ISSUB.

Mblbosb Abthub Williams.* Ha te a laundrymaa at Leilngioa. Ky.

. MOa CHARITY? BONTA'^iarried, February 16. 1837. George W. French,
who b a fimner in Nevada. Ky. He was bom February 33. 1816. His wife died April
10^ |8S4*

ISSUB.**

41MM— ELIZA JANE FRENCH.* b. Jan. ao^ 183!. dtod May 16. xSS4.
^ * 418t »— GEORGIANA FRENCH.* b. Nov. al. 1839. died Nov. ay. X840.
1 ' 418tts-, AMANDA F. FRENCH.* b. May io» 1848. m. Dr. John A. Phdpi. Feb. 5. t86x.

He was bora May 89. SS3X; was gradaaied at the Loulsvflle Ualvenlcy School of

Medldaa, Mareh. 1858. Ha lives al Bargla. Mercer Couaty, Ky. |

I

s— Rabbbt Bbaubboabo Pmblps.* b. Nov. 16^ x86z« ol Enuna Royally. Oo.

9bX8fi9.
a— AUCB ATWOOD Phblps.* b. Oet aa. 1863.
3«- Thomas Clbmbnt PnBLM.*b. April 96. 1868. m. Mattia Nield. Match iq. 189a.

ISSUB.

Llllla May Pheipt.1* b. Ang. 4. 1891.

4—Haooib Janb PHBLrs,*b. Oci.4, 186S, m. Beverly M.vBoota. SepC93, 1891. (See
psgea43.)
' 5-*Mattib Shobt Phblps.* b. May ad, 1873.
4-i»DANiBL BooNB PilBLPS.* b. Jan. 04. 1S74.

4188 »* MARTHA ANN FRENCH,* b. Aug. 30^ 1844. m. James W. Haakla, who was
bora March 30b xS4a. They Hve at Farkivflle. Ky.

IMUB.

. I-*WILLIAM Hbnsy Hankla.* b. Maich 19^ 1863.
a^MABY AUCB Hanbla.* b. July aa. 1887.
* ' 3— Obobgb Robbbt Hankla.* b. Dec xa. 1869.
4— AODIB Lbb HXnkla,* b. April is, 1884.

Eii^kiA CcuemtioH; PiUr^ Pcterius^ lUmty^ Utndrick^ liauirick^ Epte.^ 38$

41981"- PKKI.INA AUCUSTA KKKN(*tl.i« h. I'Hi. 89. ifL|7. m. Janii-N II. I*frwiit. ilo in
a gfDcvr at \\\^\\ lirUl|*v, Ky.

INftUK.

1* WiLUAM T. Pkbwitt.v Ii. Aug. 8. z8^ He Is aa engineer.

a^LAUMA Lrk Pkkwitt.* U. Dtc s. sMs, died March 3, 1898.

j^JoiiN L. Pkkwitt.* Ik Jan. 4, sMI. lie b an ensiiieer.

4 — Gkomok M. Pmkwitt.* Ii. July 31. 1890.

5— Uluk Pkkwitt,* b. Oct. 4, 187a.

6— CllAKiTY K. PliKWlTT,* U. April 15, 1875. died Skpc. 14, 1887.

7-*jAHIC8 C. 1*IIBWITT.* U. Auf . 19, 1877.

B^MATTiiC Pkrwitt,* b, Feb. «• l88t.
llAiiQiR Pkkwitt.8 b, March is, 1886.
Gkstib I*RBWtTT,t b. Maich n. 1888.

419S 18- RACHEL LORRA PRENCH.i^ b. Jvly itf^ 1849. died Match a. 1851.
4X9SS*~MARY LEE PRKNCiI."b. Nov. 16. ilSL m. Krancte Marion Rne. who vaalMm
jvly aa^ z84a. lliey live at High Bridge. Ky.

I88VR.

I— CuARiTV D. Rum b. April i, 1879.
a Hauk U. RuM b. Oet a6, 1875.
3«»Mabv Y. Rub.* b. March 5, 1878.
4-^ John L. Rv k.* b. March 30. Z883.

Mil. HARVEY G.7 B^NTX^ married Eliiabeth CoUer, Dec 31, 184& Sbe
was born Dec 17, i823» Bad died Feb. 12, 1886. He is b fiirmer at HBrrodsbnrg, Ky.
He was a soldier during the war with Mexiot^

ISSVB.^

4lf8n*GEORG£ANN.ib. Oct. iq. 1847. «• Charlct Thomas Ptaaev. March 13. 1864.
He was bora hi Z841. Ha is a fiuiaer aad stock raiser at Calispel Valley, Wash-

I— Mabt E. Pbmnby.8 b. Matdi aa. Z865, m. H. A. Bcaaett. March 13. i88s. He

fl0 aa aasaa^^^^v aaa ^sAaH^H^^aaae

ISSITB.

z— Vaster BeaBatt.i8

e<* Clarence BeaBett.i8 •

L. PB1iNBY.8b. Feb. 9b z867. m. E. D. WOsoa, April Z3. z884. He te a
faiMlsBOBrL

ISSUB.

i-*Earie C. WilaoB.i8
s— wniaid N. WUaacM

3— JAMBB H. Pbnwby.* b. April as. 1870,
4<» William T. Pbnmby.8 b. Feb. 4. s8n*
3— Ellbw C. Pbwnby.* b. Marsh t8, 1876.
a^NBTTiB C. Pbmnby.* b. Oct. 4b 1878.
7«»Cabbib G. PBNNBY.t b. OcL 4. 1878. died Sept. z. Z879.
8— John P. Pbnnby.* b. Sept. z. z88i.
9«-0llib Pbabl Pbnnby.* b. Sept a$. z88s.
10— Ruby Aonbs Pbnnby.* b. Nor. Z9b z888.

41SS8I— MARY ELLBN.8 b. Dee. 9b z849b m. Rkhaid Gentry. They Uve near Oargte.

Ky.* aad have tor chfldiaiL
41SS8i*ALICK CORDELIA.* b. March 4. zHa. ai. Byioa Easthmd. Oet. sz, z873.
418SS«— JOHN CALVIN BRECK£NRIDGE.*b.May3.z^. HeisaCsnnerfaiBurghi.Ky.
41SS3S—JAMES BUCHANAN.* b. Jaly 8. Z834, m. Paralee Tewniey. April 9b 1879. She

was bom April 4, 186a lie is a bbduaniih hi Lcstegtoa. Ky.

2B6 EigAiM Gememiiom; PiUr^ Peimas^ Hinry^ Hemdrick^ Hindrkk'^ Epte.^

ISSUE.

l^CliOTMlLDCt b. Feb. al, x88t.
•^lliKf WauM h. Oct % iMs*

419S»* WILLIAM HENRY.t b. Oct t. list.
41Mtt*TH0MAS GOR£,i b. Nov. m^ 1866.
419S «* HARVEY LEWIS,! b. Nov; 19. iU6.
Thmf am fmncn at Bwffbi, Ky*. owaiag 130 sens of land* aad muiaf about 1,000 oMfo, at ibo
nuuiiBS thnsbteff flMMMaoi^ do*

ana. JANE^ BONTA mairied Edward French, October 6, 1842, aad after hit
death married Garrett Comingo. ' She lives in Nevada, Ky.

issuB BY nasT MAaaiAoa.^

41«S«— JOHN FRENCH.! b. May xs. sl44, at Susaa Lodowick. Jaa. ag. 1M7.
«... % . 419t«— HARVEY FRENCH.! b. Feb. ao. 1I47. m. Lama Cos. Jan. 5. s>7X. Tbay Hvo at

DaaviOa.Ky.

IMVB. I

s— 'LiLUAN Fbemch,! b. Sept. aft. xSyx. i

a— 'EDWAao Fasitat! b. March 5. xt74.
j^Oma Faancn.! b. Nov. as. iIts-

ISiOB aV SKCOM D MAaaiAOB.

419Sti--WILLIAM COMINQO.! b. May so. xls^. m. Maiy Lodawick. Juaa xd, xflyx.

ISSOB.

s— Fammib CoMmaii,! b. Nov. a. xlTa.

a— Susan Comuhio.! b. Sept 5, xSts. vu Jooopb Sattlaa, May 10^ xS^x.

J-^HEMET COMINOO.! b. AttC. XOb XtTd.

4*Samubl CoMiNOO,! b. Feb. X3. XI99.

5— TAYLOa COUINOO.! b. Attf . x6. xSts.
d^Cxjuu CoMiNOO.! b. Juaa aa. x8l4.
y^HADOta CoiaifQO.!b. Jaa. ax, xl87. ,

4lMa!— JAMES COMINGO.! b. Juaa a4. xlS4. n. Martha Magiaais. Sept aj. xSts.

issue.

s— Henet Comiiio<I»! b. Aag. xs iSTd. died Aag. xs, xlyd.
a— Maet COMilfOO,! b. April xy. it79, diad Nov., xSSou
t j^SusiE CoMnioo,! b. April is, xMx.
4— Cabl Cohimooi.! b. April xst xttt.

419ttt— RACHEL COMINGO,! b. Sapt 99, 1857, at Joha Taaaey, April xs, ilTd^

ISSUE.

X— Oftib Tb'niiey,! b. Nov., xl77. dtod Nov. xd, xSla.
a— Maby Teniibv,! b. Jaly aa. xMx.
3— Cnabuxs TBinfBY,!b.Aaf. xt, xlt4.

OairHI! Poteeiaa! Baadsidk« Handriek» Hendriek! Spka.i

M91. HENRY LOUIS^ BONTA married Diana E. Roberts, April 35, 1844.
She was bom in Loiusiana. He was Ibrmeriy a blacksmith, and b now a fanner in
Harrodsbarg, Ky.

ISSUB.**

U06--EMMA L.,! b. May y, XI4S. m. William M. Roe, Aprfl 9. xMr- Hals a dealer la
Uotltef hones, la DaaviUa, Ky. His wife died Jaa. al. xt74.

ISSUE.

itl4— Louie Evans RuB.t.

Ei^kiA GcHemiioH ; Canrtt^ neieriiu'-^ ihary^ liemMck^ Ihutirick^ Epke. » 287

4S07— HENRY LOUIS. Jr..» m. Mary S. Rhoion. She died. June 13. 1883. I le if a bouk-
keeper to Harrodsburf . Ky.

fUUB.

6S1S— Lron R.,* b. Ja». 6, 1S71.

iSli— Dk Wrrr £..» b. Dec. 14. itya.

eS17* liAL R..* Ii. AttgMt 16. 1875.

6S1S— Clauds L.,* b. Joae 15, iByy.

iS19— Rot O.,* b. Augwi n, 1879.

eSSO* VstA £..t b. AiigMt as. iMi.

•SSI — Masion S..« b. Joae 7. X883. died April 5. 1S86.

M88. RACHEL G.^ BANTA married William Pemberttm. July 4f i<38- He
was bom May 10, 1817, and died Jan. 8» 1883. She died Feb. 38, 1873.

4S08-ANNA M. PElkiBERTON.t b. Sept x8. 1839. m. Oaorge C Roe. May 15. x86o. He
was born May 31. 1938. They Uve ia Hafrodsborg, Ky.

tSSOB.

tSSS— EnwAKD Maobs RvCi* b. April aa, x86i. m. Iiaie Woods, Nov. as. x88a.

IISUB.

I— Maad C RBa.18 b. Maich ^ 1884.
a^Eoana C RBa.is b. May X, 188a.

SSSS^Emma CowtM RoK,* b. Nor. s8, 18^
6SS4-- WiujAM Nelson Rub,s b. Ocl x(. s868.
SSSS^OscAa Hunt Ruk.8 b. Jan. a8. 2870^

UOS^SARAH E. PEMBERTON.i b. May n. s84S. diad Nov. 15. x|s7«
4S10— WILUAM H. PEMBERTON.t b. April X4, xtttt diad Sept 18. 1844.
4S11— ICTAMUS PEMBBRT0N.8 b. Joaa n, 1843.
4SIS*MARY C. PEMBERT0N.8 b. Auf. aa. 1848. died Jaa. a, s|sl-

M88. JACOB CASSATT7 BONTA married Sarah W. Bingham, Feb. is» 1838.
He removed from Kentucky to a fimn in Indiana, wliere he died, Oct. si, 1883.

ISSUB. ^

4S18—80PHIA JONE8.8 b. Nov. 24, 1838. m. Janes Owens. April as. i9s7-
4tU--MARY LOUISA^i b. Aag. 8. 1840. ol WUllam T. Davis. Oet 19. x839- She died

Aof . 8. 1875.
4S18— SARAH FRANCES.* b. Aag. at, 1848, m. Richard A. Watson. Dae. a, x8^
4S16^GARR£T.s b. Dee. S7. 1844. disd Ang . X4, x«Si«
4S17— JOSEPH H.,8 b. March 8, Z847. ol Ladnda Jane Watsoa, Nov. s. xSSa She was

bom Ocl a, s|p, and died SepL 13, 1885, witlMai iisae.
U18-LANY ELIZABETH.* b. Jnly 14. 1849. died May a4. 1I50.
4S18* WILLI AM C..8b. Aug. ay. 2833, m. Margaret Ann Payton, Feb. 9^ 1881.
iSSO— JOHN MELVIN,* b. Joiy 19b 2837. m. Anuwda Jane Pitman, Dec ss. 2878. They

live to HiUibofnigh, ladtona.

isains.

8SS8— CLAUDS.* b. Ocl 2db 2879.
8SS7 — M AUDK,* b. Marth 3, 288a.
68S8 — WasLEY,* b. Feb. i, 2884.
eSSS-FaoNA Mat.* b. June ao^ 1888.

4SS1-C1 lARLRS WESLEY.* b. Sept. 3, 23(10. He Uws ia Harrodsburg. Ky., and Is con«
nectcd with die FIni NaUuniU Itank.

MS EigAiA Cimtraiiam ; Gamtf Ptterius^ Hinry « Hendrick^ Htndrick^ Epki. <

2624. WILLIAM ROBERTSON 7 UANTA married Hester Ann Budd, January
ii 185a She it a daughter of Casper Budd and was bom in Eaton, Ohio, January 2$,
1833. He is a &nner in Dualap, Grundy County, Missouri. As a curious illustration
of variations ta frmily names it may be mentioned that this gentleman speUs his name
Banta— as it is spelt in his father's family Bible — while his brother and others in

« •

Kentucky spell it Bonta. ^

ISSUK.

41M— WINHELD SCOTT.s h. Nov. 6. iSsn. m. Maria Dankip, Sept. ay. 1S73. She died
Feb. t8» 1884.

ISSUK.

iS80— L9UB,t h. Oct. 4, 1874.
iS81 — ELSIB.S b. Dec. 13, iS7«.
8888— FiANK EmsON.s b. Sept. sS. iStS.
8888— May.* b. May t. 1S81.

f^ - 4888— NELUE IRWIN.t b. J«ly la 1853. died Jtdy si. xSSoi

4884— CHARLES EOWIN.t b. Sepc 13, 1S54. m. Mary RoMtta Melcalf. Sept. 16. 187s.

ISSVB.

8884— Ida Aokua.s b. A«g. 37, 1876.
8888— Eva MAV.th. Nov. 17, X878.
8888- Kaaosaic Ibwin.s b. March S7, 1881.
8887— Maudb Ethbu* b. Dee. aS, 1893.
8888— RusY FBBM.t b. July xo. X884.

4888— CORA.8 b. M^ 31. 1838. wu C. D. AxteO. Sept. sa. xSSo.

ISSUB.

8888— Stbua AXTBLL.S b. Nov. xi, xSSo.
8S48-*WALTBa HOWABO AXTBLL,t b. Joly 9. X884.

8841— David Guucn Axtbll.* b. Feb. ay. i884.

' 4888— AOA.t b. April ai. x86o. m. W. A. Wade, Oct 14. x88o.
488Y-CLARA.S b. Nov. 37. 1865.

4888 -ARTHUR BUDD.8 b. Joaa 8. X871. He Uvcs at Treaurn. Mo., where he it la the
is w i aB BMiddaa bMiaeis.

MM. MARY ANNY BONTA married James Clarke, Aug. s. 1848. She died
Aug. 3, 1857. He lives ia HarnkU>urg, Ky. '

IMUB. /

Uf8— MATTI R R. CLARXE.8 b. Dee. id, 18491 m. FMeridc Harris. Nov. 19. 1879.
4888— BETTIE F. CLARKE.S b. July 4. 1854, m. Joha B. Maaa. Oct. ta, 1874.

ISSVB.

8848- OWBM Rbbd Mann.s b. April 8» 1874.
8848— Hugh Jackson Mann.s b. April xo^ 1877.
8844— Mattib Mabib Mann.s b. Juae xa. xSSo.
8848— Bbttib CnisoLM MANN.sb. Nov. xa. 1884.

MSe. ABRAM BREWERY BONTA married Elizabeth Taylor McDonald, Nov.
19, 1863. She was born in Washington Co., Ky., Aug. si, 183$. Mr. Bonta is a
wealthy iarmer in Mercer Co., Kentucky, owning an estate of one thousand acres.
This includes the fiirm of his grandfiither, Peterius Banta, three miles from Harrods-
burg, which has been In the fiunily for more than a century. The old log house built
^by the pioneer was yet standing a few years ago, and in the fmnt yard of the modem
dwelling which has taken Its phKc lies a relic of ''ye olden time** His elder daughter

A. B. BONTA.
HAimootiuiie, Kv.

£ill^kiA Ctuiratiom; Gmmit^ Ptitriut^ HtHty^ Hendriek^ Ifendnci^ Epkt.y^ 389

thus writes concvrning it: '* It is a lari^* niiH-siunc which w:iit used by my |^*ni i;nincl-
(htheri Pctcnus. It was (loubllcss iibcccl there by him when our home wuk first settled.
That which supplied my great grandfather's tsible with bread lias* in the fourth genera-
tion, become only an ornament, as 1 always phml in the centre of it a bunch of flowers.
This summer a clump of daisies has made b quite festive. How I do love everything
that has come down to us from those days when our ferefiitbers contended against all
the hardships of the early times ! The grand old clock which has been ticking away the
moments in our fiimily for more than a hundred years has the place of honor in our hall
to-day, and is as iaithful now as a century ago in its warnings that 'Time and tide
wait for no man.'**

Mr. Bonta has been for oeariy twenty years President of the First National Bank of
Harrodsburg. He has been for forty yean a devoted member of the Methodist Church,
and has held the poeitkms of Stewud and Trustee for nearly ^1 this period.

ISSITB.

itSi— MARTHA DAVI£8S,t b. Oct as. 116$.

4iat— WALTER GARRETT.S b. Dte. sy. 1M7. He was gradaatad from Vaadsrhat
UaivtrsiCy, Nasbvllls, Tena., with high booork He leetivtd the fifty dollar gold
BMdal for DraAeiMMv la Grack. He ii aow nraciieiBe law ia Son Frandsoo. CaL
itSS— RUPU8 McDONALD.t b. April «s. s«7a
41S4— LENA MERRITT.l b. July ay. tfi?*-
4iafi- MAURICE BUFORD.t b. July 17. xfiTS
' 4SSt-LE ROY SPILLMAN.t b. Aug. 5. ilTfi.

J'Qlia* ^dhn.' Sandiiide^ SandxifilE' SandxifilE' Snka.t

MSan. AMZI WARRENY BANTA was bom in Switscriand County, Indiana,
and married Sarah EUabeth Osborne, May 3, 1854. She was bom ia Shelby Co.,
Kentucky, Dec. 7, 1834. He is a carpenter ia Pleasureville, Ky.

41881— JOSEPHINE LOQAN.t b. Feb. t. I«SS. »• Engene Fcnis Beard, Dee. a. if?^
He is a pbysidaa ia PleasBrsville. Ky. llMyariniembersof the Baptist Choiehia
that irtftft.

issoi.

I— AnA EusAarm Bbabd.*

■<— Rov Aitsst. BaAan.*

3— Saiah Pavoa BaAao.*

4^WlUJAU Banta BBAao.*

5— WAaaajf Foaca BaAaat Dlad Mareh le^ ifiSg.

4—JosBFM Haaav BaAao.*

4188 S— MARY EUZABETH.t b. Feb. as. stsy. died Jaa. ey, 1164.

4888 •— WILLIAM CLARENCE,! b. Jaly d, ilds. m. Carrie Thomas Nash, Jaa. il. ilSi.

He is ia the lumber bosiaesB hi PleasarrvOle, Ky.. Is a BMaiber of the Baptist

Charcfa ac that place.
4888 4* KATIE EDMONIA.tb. Oct ty. 1I69, died Jvae t4 116$.
4138 i— 8UDl£,t b. Jttiy «s. iM*
4888 •— EDWARD BRYAN.t b. April ag. slya. He is a former; is a member of the

4888 t^JOHN MINOR,! b. May 89. stTa.

Saaeu. MARY LUCINDA^ banta m. Jeoffrey Bondurant Radford. He is a
painter, living in Leavenworth, Kansas.

390 Ei^AiJk CMtrathm ; John ^ John » Ihnry^ Heudriek^ Hendrick s Epke. l

ISSUR.

4191 •— ROBERT BURNS RADFORD.* 1>. Dec i6. i8^ m. Delia WiUson. Nov. 93*

1I901 He it a clerk In a dry goods store la Leavenworth. He and his wife are

membcn of the Baptist Church there.
41St •- RICHARD SAMUEL RADFORD.t h. Oct la 1M7. Ho is a painter hi Chi-

eaffo^IlL
4aStw— LAVINU BANTA RADFORD.* h. April 16^ 18^ She is anemherofthe Chris-

tiaa Ch»ch in Leavenworth.
4Mi>^-* WILLIAM WALTER RADFORD.t h. Jan. 4« iStx. He is a derfc; is a memher

of the Baptbt Chorch at Leavenworth.
4aStU— PAUL MAURICE RADFORD.t h. Nov. ex. Z87& Ho to a hoker hi Leaven-

worth; to a OMmber of the Baptist Chnrch there.
418t»— AUCE IVAN RADFORD.t h. Feb. x. xIts.
4aStM— GRAC£.t h. Nov. 14. 1876. died Nov. 14. x87«.

4S8tl8— DAISY HAMPTON RADFORD.t h. Feh. 13, xStS. dtod A«f . xa 1879.
UStlt— ITASCA MAXWELL RADFORD.t h. Maich xj, x88z.

Potort Oomttliiiat Hoxidrick* Hondriekt Hndriekt HSffkm^

8638. HENDERSON G.'' BANTA was bom at Pleasnieraie, Ky., bis grand-
latbcr^s bnii covering the site of the pxtesent village. He was formaay yean connected
with the postal service at Fxanldbrt, Ky.f where he is now a house and sign painter.
He married Eliia Hampton, Feb. as, 1S40. She was bom in Frankfort, Ky., May 10^
1811, and died July 3, 1892. A Frankfort paper made this reference to ^: '' Eariy in
life she joined the Methodist Church, and has always lived ^, consistent Christian life. In
her case it can be trathfully said another sainted soul has been called to rest, for as wife,
mother, neighbor and friend, she had no superior. The greater portion of her life has
been spent in practicing the 'Golden Rule,' and she never tired in doing for those
around her. She possessed all the traits that make a perfect Christian lady, and seemed
to live only to comfort her husband, children, grandchildren and neighbors. She died
as she had lived, in the hope of a blessed immortality beyond the grave. The writer
of this has for more than a quarter of a century lived in, and been permitted to enjoy
her love and the sunlight of her bright fece and character.**

ISSUB.^

4aSS— JOHN M..t h. Oct. s. X84X. m. Katie Ganit. He li a gncer in Franklbrt, Ky.
4S8t-*H£NDERSOM SWlGERT.t la poMal lerviee at laMisvOle. Ky.
4140— EDWIN ULLY.t la postal larvicc at FraakforC, Ky.
4S41— LLEWELLYN.t It a papowhaacer.

4S41— KATHARINE JULIA.t m. John B. Drrdea, Oct 5. x86s. John B. Drydea served
la tiM Federal army during the war. At present he is an editor.

ISSUB.

X— BiLLia C. DaviiBN.t b. July 5, x866. died April jOb xSes.
a— Leka B. DRVOKN.tk Feb. 7. x868. died Feb. xtf, X869. .
3— jASVis H. DaroBN.t b. Jan. 3X. xt^
4->May E. B. DavDBN.t b. Jniy 3X, X871.
5— KiLLA A. DavDBN.t b. Dec. an, X874, died April 84, 1875.
4— Ida Walksm DayoBN.t b. Feb. 9, 1874^
7— John B. Dkvdbn, Ji.,t b. May xe, 187S.
8— En WIN M. DavDKN.t b. Oct 9, xSSx.
9— KlTTIB J. DKYDKN.f b. Oct. 96, X883.
xo— Prvbtt B. DsYDiN.t b. Feb. X7. "Mf,

Eighth Cmeraiimi; Pcier^ Corneiius'^ Ihnry^ Ihndrick^ JfcMtiricl' Epki.^ 391

4S48 —MARY DEBORAH," m. Ucwcllyn Manhall. a mervhwil.
4843 1— JOHN FRANKLIN CLAY:t died In infancy.
4S48>— LOUISA TAYLOR.t dl«d to InfMcy.

8683. HENRY GRAFTON ^ DANTA lumrried Dettie Doabcth KeUey. He
died Dec 33, 1877.

IMVS.

4844— WILUAM HENRY.t b. Oct n, 1843.

4848— GRIPHN DRANE.t h. Oct 3s. 1844. m. Mclisn Aim Tndwr. Oct 10. x87t. She
WM tMn to Shelby Covaiy, Ky., Moich 6, ilp* He lia metoe to Ncweaitte, Ky.

itsus.

§848— Lswis Euio,i b. Avf . ii, 187a
884Y'-BBTnB LosA,* b. Feb. 17, 1874.
•848— William Lbonabo,* b. Jan. 17. 1876.
8848— Edwin MASSilALL,t b. Nov. e, 1877.
8888— AiA GiAFTON,* b. OcL 84. 1879.
8881- LovBY Mybtlb,* b. OcL e7, 1881.
8888— IBA CUBTts.* b. May s. 1884.

4848- ISA^\C WASHINCTON.i b. Maich ao^ iSsn. a. Belle Duoky. Dee. «$• i^Ts*
4847— GEORGE HENDERSON.t b. Nov. u. 18$*. m* AUee W. TIsdele. Jaa. tS. 1883.
4848— ELLEN CORINTH.t b. Nov. z, ilS4. »• Themes H. Heaeoefc. Oo. 3s. liTS*
4848— VIRGINIA HAMPTON,! b. Feb. 4. i47. »• RiefaanI J. Moon. OcL aft. i88s.
4888-SARAH CAaANDfiR.t m. MOtea Mamto. Nov. 11, 1895.
4881-LAVINU J.S

4888— LENA BEULAH.t b. May e8, 1869.
4888— MARTICIA LOU..t m. Robert Berfea.

^ OoRMttsa' BaBdiftdEi' Sesdilflk' SondxidlL' SblBe*^

9645. JOHN DEMAREEV BANTA married Mary Jane Roberta, Sept 9. 185$.
She waa bom Oct 9, iSaa He to a fiurmer, formerly living at Craig P. O., Switierlaiid
Co., Indiana, and recently removed to New Richmond, in the same State.

issub:^

U84— MILLARD nLLMORE,! b. Aag . as, iM^ m. Eflea Sheets. Dee. 4. 1878. She was
bora to West Virginia. Dee. 7, x4s7« He is a carpeaier to Cnnnnn. Indlaaa.

iSSOB.

s— Mabt Eliza.* b. Sept. as. 1879.
e— Thomas Wilsom.* b. Dee. sg. s88&
3— Jomi Waltbbs.* b. Oet. 15. s88e.
4— DOBA Bbllb.* b. Oet 14. 1^4.
5— MiNNtB ETTA«t b. Jaly is. s888.

4— ClIABLBS EOWABD.t b. JSB. 4, S888.

7— Bbmiamin FBBnBBic* b. Feb. a8» seya^

4888— CHARLES D..I b. April 4, sisl-

U88-THOMA8 W..t b. Jvae so. S860. m. Ftoreace Baxter. He is a tomer to New Rich*

Bioafl. tafl.

ISSOB.
TUBBON S.t

4887— GEO. B. McCLELLAN.t b. Aug. 8. s868. m. Louba Sheaaaad. S887. He to a
mcfchaat to New Ricfamoad. lad.

39a Eighth GtmiraiiaH: Henry^ Cameiius^ Henry^ Hendriek^ Htndriek^ Epki.^

2640. HENRY HARRISON ? BANTA married, Feb. St i^S> ^Hfalinda
Voiles.* She died July 139 1861. He mairied his second wife, Barisara Sharpe Cole,
Pee. 30^ 1863. She was born Nov. 37, 1834. They live at Vevay, Ini

IMUB IT nisT wtrt.^

418i— ADMONIA.t h. Attg. •• tS^ died Jaly 7. \%s^

4S8t— CHARLES GRAY.t b. Feb. 14. 1848. died Jaly sS, 1850.

4180— CARY EGCLESTON.t b. OcL 19, 18491 EaKited la dM mMi Regimtal. ladiaaa

VohmtMn. Drowned ia dM Ohio Rhrw, Feb. 17. i808.
4881— LOUISA«t b. Nov. a. x«ss. m. Maida a Xtcaey, SepC 3, 1874. He was bora to

Switserlaad Coualy, lad^ Scpc 3, 1849. He is a chril eagteeer st QueicBi Grove,

J-

ISSOB.

8888*— MAar Eorm Kbbmsv.s b. Msich «$• '874.
8888 —Bbn. Dals KisuBV.t b. Msich si, 1879.
8SY0<->OCTAViA KsaNBY.s b. Jsa. 4. iSSs.

4888— WILXJAM WALLACE.! b. Feb. s. iSss. died Nov. 17. tSSS.

4888— ARABELLE,s b. Feb. le^ iSS7. died Msy s$. 1858.

4884— ANNA MARIA,t b. May s, i|S9i aL Daaiel Bowmaa. Uve at Vevay, lad.

4888— 14AUNDA,s b. July 7. zS6i« m. Jsbms W. Tomer. Nov. 16^ 1S80. Uve st Vevay.

ISSUB IT SSCOND WIVB.^

4888— HARRY SHARP.* b.OeLaS.iS6s. HettvesatLaPorte. lad.

; ^ aM7. PERMEUAT BANTA named Hannaa Haskell, and tabiequendy she
asairied John Lee.

ISSOB BT SBOOND MABBIAOB.^

U8T—CLARINDA LEE.S b. Jaa. ss. S848. BL Robsrt Gray. March tz. 1808.

ISSUB.

8888— Crablbs W. aaAT.s
8884— Gbobob GBAV.t

4888— WARREN LEE,t b. Nov. 15. Z84O1 died Jaly 31, 1I98.
- 4888- SYLVANUS LEE.S b. May sS. zlsx. died July 1, s|si*

4878- PHEBE ANN LEE.S b. Juae 13. 1833. died Aug. so. 1S33.

4871- NATHAN LEE,t b. July S, 1^ bl M. Bene Pierce, Juae i4, iSSo. They live at
Lsrsade City. Wyoodag.

ISSOB.

8888— J. Paoi. LBB.t
8888- OUVB P. Lbb.«
8887- EONA Mav LBB.t

4878— JESSIE F. LEE.S b. Sept 9b 14^ Bk JsBMS M. Russell, 1878.

ISSUB.

8888- Mabbl Russbuls
8888— Maud Russbuls

U78— NANCY ANN LEE,t b. March 17. iH9b »• Oaesr Ruder.

ISSUB.

8888— Dblla RUDBB.t
8881— Clvdb RuoBa.s .
8888- Jambs Ruobb.s
•888— Eabuc RUOBB.S

4874— ALICE BELLE LEE.i b. Jsa. sS, iS6b. bl Osesr L. Chapmsa.

ISSUB.

M •

8894- Mav CitAPiiAN.t

8888— LBB ClIAfMAN.S

Eigkik GeHcration; Henrys Cornr/ins^ Hcnry^ litmirick^ J/^Miiru'Jb* Kplg.^ 293
4876— KLORHNCi: SYLVIA." b. Oct. sa. 1864. m. Frank CaDnon.

ttSUK.

•Stt^Rov Cannon.*
•MY'-Waltki Cannon.*

4S7S— ZORA W. LE£.t I1. J«m i, 1166. died Jtdy 15. sl6&

OomtUiis* OoRitUiift< Rcndxlek* Htndrick* Hafadrick^ Spko.^

8651. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS^ BANTA, bom at Madison^ Ind., married
Sarah Evalyn Farrdl, Jaaiiaryt iS4S* He was a phytidaii, and during the Civil War
was a surgeon in the United States Army. His wife was bom in New York, January
31, 1823, and died June 8, 1868. He died April ai, i888.

issus. ^

4877— HELEN M..t b. Oct so. 1S4S, m. Jamas M. Odett, April S. 1868. He was born in
BaUeviHe, Ind., Oct sg, SS41. Their leiideaas is at Austin. Texas. He is aa ae»
coantaat ia the UaHsd States Interaal Revenue Ofltos.

8871— EvALYN WiLoa Odbll,* b. Dee. js^ iS6S. died Jaly 5. tS7a

8878— FliBO. Evans Odbll,* b. Nov. si. sSya '

8878 --Smytm Qvinct Ooauu* h. Jan. xa. 1873. disd Jan. iS. 1893.

8874— Anna QBmvoa Ooiu«,s b. June 6. x8m, died May 6, 1893.

8878- Jambs M. Odull,* b. Aug. i, 187S.

8878— Haxbt DiMnrrr Ooblu* b. June S, iSSt.

8877— Makt Louisa Ooull.* b. Jan. 7. in6. died Nov. ss. 18S8.

4878— MARY GERTRUDE.* b. Feb. 8» xSsa. m. Thomas S. Oddl. Feb. 1, 1876. She died
Nov. as. XSS4.

8878— HSNBT Bamta Oduix.* b. Nov. 1. iStSi
8878— BaaniA Eloisb Ooblu* b. March s, 1379.
8888— HxuN Ktlb Odblu* b. July 4. 1S8&

8664. JEPTHA FOWLERS BANTA. bom at Ddleville, Ind., nurried Eliza A.
Ballard, who was bora in Indianapolis» Ind., August 3I9 1837. He was a member of the
Presbyterian Church; was in mercantile business in New Winchesters IiuL During
the Civil War he enlisted in the 70th Indiana regiment and died of typhoid (isver, J^Iay

• 14, 1863. >

4888— CORA AMEUA.* b. Mardi 15. S859. m. Seneca G. Dorr. Sepc 9, 1885. He was

bom in HQIidale. N. Y*. Aug. 13. J^L He is a money loaner at Uaoola. Neb.

issua.
Donald Gbiswou> Dona.* b. Sepc S4. 18S6.

8666. SAMUEL JEFFERSON ^ BANTA is a physician at Jamestown, Indiana.
He was bom in Bdlevillet Hendrick County, Indiana. At the age of sixteen years he
commenced the study of medidne with his brother. Dr. J. Quincy Adams Banta, in
Whitley County, and subsequently with Drs. More and Kennedy, at BcUeville. He
taught school in the Belleville Academy until 1858, when he entered mercantile business
in partnership with his brother Jeptha F., at New Winchester, Indiana. Married at
Sigoumey, Iowa, August la, i860, to Miss Cynthia M. Richards, who was. bom June
34, 1839. In August, 1861, he enlisted and was made Captain of Co. H, 7th Regiment

394 EigkiA Ctaerathn ; Cornelius^ Comtiius^ I/tniy^ Iltmirick^ Jlcudrick* Epke.^

Indiana Volunteers. In 1863 he rcsiinied on account of ill health and spent one season
in Minnesota; he then came home, and was made Major of 103d Regiment, Indiana
Militia; afterwards raised a company for the 148th Indiana Volunteers, and went to
the from in February, i86s; was detailed as Assistant Inspector of Eastern Tennessee,
on Gen. McCoy's Stafll Was mustered out at Nashville, Tenn., September, 1865, at
dose of the war. Since that date has practiced medicine at Eminence, Morgan County,
Clayton, Terre Haute, Danville, and for the past sixteen years at Jamestown, Indiana.
His first wife having died he married Rhoda A. Mason, Dec 33, 1876. She was bom
>laidi % 1853, and died April 11, 1889.

IMtfS SV niST WIFB.

I— WILUAM CYRUS.t h. Sept. 13, 186a.
a— LEW WALLACE.i b. Nov. ao^ 1864.
3— £VA.t h. May 3, 1M7.
4— SUSAN REBECCA.^ b. Jan. si, 18^
S— JOHN Q»,t b. Dee. sy, 1871.

iMiia av SBCONO wiva.

^•ULYSSES SAMUEL.* b. A«f . tf. 1880.
y— FRED. MASON.l b. June 4* t88o.

,» #

MSe. WILUAM CYRUSV BANTA is a physician at MartinsviUe, Indiana.
He served three years and three months during the Qvfl War in the army. Was
private. Captain, Major and LieuL-CoL, of the^th Regiment Indiana Volunteers. In
189a 1^ was Auditor of Morgan County, Indiana. He married Lissie M. May, Aug. 35,

ISSUS.

S— EFHE MAY.8 b. Nov. 17. 1864. UL Oaade Niebolai. Sept 3, s8ii.

1--MAGOIB NiaiOLAS.t b. Ang. so, 1883.
a— BassiB Nicholas.* b. Sept sg. 1883.

a— FANNIE LAURA.8 b. Nov. 13. 186ft.
3— THADDEUS S..t b. Aug. s. X868.
4— BETTIE LULU.t b. Jaae tf. 1873.
S— WILLIAM ATLEY.t b. Jsa. 18^ 1875.
ft— MAY ELLA,8 b. March sy. 1877.
y— GRACE LEONORA.* b. Nov. sy, s88o.
8— ALBERT ARTHUR,* b. Sept si. 1883.
9— KATE BULA,* b. July sa. 1885.

Jiaoo^^ Oomaliiia' SendziA^ Sendridc' Stondrielt* Zplca.t

8668, ISAAC ^ BANTA, bom in Henry Co., Ky., married, Nov. 5, 18339 Jane

Wekht who was bom in Kentucky, Aug. 19, 1809, and died Sept 14, 1884. He is

living at Foicsc Lake, Minn. ^

issua.^

4804-^SARAH,* b. June le^ 1833. autfiicd tot George S. Curtis. Nov. a. 1857; sad sgsla.
William NiebolsoQ. They Uve at UcUe Falls, Miaa.

issue ar sacoNO MABBSAca.

8t88*MAaTHA JANB NiaiOLSON,* b. Dee. 09. 1870^ ul Joha Willlamsoa. Dee.

19^1884.

issua.

Itaae Wllliamsoa.i* b^ April, 1886.

• ._ . .^ .

4S0i— RKIIECCA.N b. April sa. 1837. «liccl Scpi 19. 1844.
480t~MARY.«b. Feb. 11. 1839. dtcd Si*pt. 19. 1844.
4807— MAKTHA.9 b. Feb. 19, 1841. dktl .Sept. 19, 1844.

4S08— JAMES EDWARD/ b. June 11. 1843. m. 1 Jicy Ancdia Gray. Oct. i, 1874. They
llvt oA ttailn Cicy. MonianaL

ISSUiL

iSSf — U ABBL Anoru A.8 b. July 19b 1879.

4809— JOH N,8 b. Se pc 17, 1845, He lives to Denver. Col.

4810— J£NNETT£,8 b. Aug. la, 1847. m. JaoMt B. Flack, Oct 95. 1874. They Uve to
Wyomfog Cilyt Mtiwii

8887— LocnniA Jamb Flack,* b. Oct is. 1876b dtod Sept 9, 1877.

8888— Isaac KIamon Flack,8 b. July 5, 1878.

8888- RUTll JSMNSTTB Flack,8 b. Febu ti. 18801

8880— Hbxman Jambs Flack,* b. May 19, i88i, dtod Si*pt. a, s888.

8881— Sakam Boto Flack,* b. Jan. aa, 2884.

8888- Maboakbt Sophia Flack,* b. June sz. 1887. dtod April 9, 2888.

4811- DAVID.*b. OcL 8. 1819. He Uvea to Wnckcs, Mootana.

481S— MARGARET.* b. SepL 84. 1851, narricd fint, JaoMt Whiteley, A«f . x, Z873; and
agate. Jamat R. Wood. Tbey Uve to Wyomtog City. Mlim.

laSUB by PtBST MAiaiAGB.

8888— Fbaick Eabl Writblby.* b. Oct a4. 1877.

4818- ISAAC MARION,* b. Dae. aS. t|ss. at Carrie C. Korean. Nor. 5, 1885. The} Uve
at Foraat Lake, Mtea.

*^SSUB.

8884- M AMY Maobunb,* b. Nov. 8, 1888.
8S88— Dayio Wiluam,* b. Dee. 8, 2887.

M66. EUSHA^ BANTA married Mary Bradley. They live near Logansport,
lad. He has been blind since 188a /

ISSUB.

4888— SARAH JANE,* b. May 84, z998,m. William Watson. Sbe dtod Febmary. 1879.

tSSUB.

I— Eusiu K. Watson,* b. Dee. 4, x868.
a— Nancy Janb Watson,* b. Dee. 24, 2872.
3— John Hbnby Watson.* b. Feb. 7, 2874.
4~ JosiAn Thomas Watson,* b. Dee. 4, 2874.

4888 —JOHN HENRY,* b. Jnly 28. 1839, m. Mary Margaret Watson. They live in Logans-
port, lad*

lUVB.

8888— Maktha J.,* b. Fab. 22,2863«aL Albert ILCates. HewaabomKov.aa,2862.

IMUB.

2— Walter C. Cates.i* b. Feb. 23. 2885.
a— Efana L. Gates, 1* b. Aag. 5, 2887.

8887— Xatt a.,* b. Sepc 93. 28^ m. Zachariah Riee.

ISSUB.

2— Carrie J. Rtoe,i* b. Oct 25, 2884.
9* tYederie Rfee,l* b. Nov. 5, 1887.

8888 — Elban F..* b. Fab. aS. 28S8.
8888- EusHA F.,* b. Sepc*. 23. 1872.
8800— CiiABLBS M.,* b. Aug. as. 2873.
8801— Sabah a.,* b. Sept. 27, 1876.
8808— Dkbtib a.,* b. Jan. j, 288a
8808— John C.,* b. July a9, 288a.
8804-CoBA A.,* b. July 5, 1887.

396 Eigkik (kmmtHami Joi^^ Camtiius^ Hcnry^ JhMdriek^ I/eudruk^ Epki."^

■t J

4aS4— NANCY.* !>. Oct. 14. 1I41. m. I^lartin Kirk|NUrkk. Maivli 13. 186a. Hiey Uve in

CanQll,Iiid.

ivtUK.

•SOA— LVSLLA Agnbs Kikkpatkick,* b. March 30. il^ dkd Auf. 31. 116$.
•f M— WiLUAM How ABD KiBKPATmiCX,* V. JUM IB, ll&|, diod Scpc. dk 116$.
•t^t— ALONtO EUJOTT KlBKPATBICK,* Ik SqM. JOb llbft.

•Sit— Samubl a. Kibxpatbick.* h. Mafch 15. 1868, dted April 84. 186B.

•Mt— OuvBB Bbbnabo KiBKPATBiac,t I1. April 7, 1169^

•SIO— Maby Janb Kibxpatbick.* b. Oct. 5, itTi.
' •311— Jambs Fbamkun Kibxpatbick,* b. Oct 03. 1873. died Feb. 18. 1877.
' tf IS— John R. Kibxpatbick.* b. Nov. 4, 1873. died Moich ja, 1876.

•f IS— Cabbib Bbatbicb Kibxpatbick,* b. Jniy 7, 1877, died Dec eo, 1879.

$314— RoLUB Kibxpatbick,* b. Dec % S879.

•Slf — COBA* Bbllb Kibxpatbick.* b. Oct 13. 18801

SSIS— Bbbton Mitchbll Kibxpatbick.* b. Dee. 9S> ^884.

48SS— JAMES WILUAM.t b. Oct. is. 1843, m. Catharine Isdy. 1874.
4SSS— JACOB,* b. Jtdy 17, 1845, married first. MarxBretE. Wilder. Aug. 1, 1867; and axaia,
Maiy Fuker, May sd^ 1878. They reside fai Logaiispart, lod.

7" . I88UB BT riBBT WIFB.

• s— JAMBB William,* b. Jvaa 19, t868.
B— Mabt Aim,* b. May 14, 1870, died Aag . s, 1870.
3— Elmiia Jonii,* b. Jvaa xb, 1871*
4— Mabtw Hbiibt.* b. Feb. 3, 13761

laSUB BT 88CONO WIFB.

• •

s— Cbablbb M.,* b. Asf . 34, 1379.

3— Isaac N.,* b. A«f. a4, x^

3— Mabt Euzabbtii,* b. July % 1881, died Oct. 9, i88b.

4-SABAH M..* b. J«^ 3. »i4.

4tS7— SAMUEL,* b. Nov. 88, t8sa.BL Louisa Shaw. Sept 9. 1869. She was bora Sept. 4.
1849. Thay live is Fraaklbrt CllatoB Couaty, lad.

ISSUB.

•313— Alub Cobobua,* b. May ay. 1871.
•Sit— WiLUAM Abta,* b. Juaa 6, t88B.

9607^ CORNELIUS Y BANTA msnried MxriUa labdL His second wife was
AdBltiiB HmU. She was bora ia New Yoric, April 15, 1831, ami died February 33, 1857.
He died April ai, 1858. .

ISSVB BT nSST WIBB."^

4888-ALTA ZARAH.8 b. March IS ti43. m. Thomas Watm.

4338— LEONORA EIJ2ABETH,* b. Nov. 37, 1844, m. Joha Vao Buren Copehuid, Jaa.

adb i86a. He was bora Apiil 37, i8«eb and died March 10^ 187a. Hit widow fusidea

hi WnUaaMriHe, Wayae Couaty, tad.

IMUB.

•3i9— Sabah Mabillah Copbland,* b. Nov. t. s86a. married tot, Ruthphto
Oriathus Davii, Aprfl 4 ii79t sad agaia, Jaaws WQey McReyaolds, Nov.
ao.1883.

ISSUB BT SBCONO ICABBlAOB.

Saaph McRcyaoldi,!* b. OcL so, 1884.

•

^ 3311— AucB Copbland,* b. Sept. 4, 1884. died Nov. 3. 1864.

•3SS— Samubl Cabv Copbland,* b. April 5, 18S7, died Oct id, 18S7.
•383- Gbbbn Pbrby Copbland,* b. Nov. 14, 1870^ died Nov. aSt il^
8884— John Van Dvbbn Copbland,* b. March 7, 1879, died Aus.*i7, 1871.

Eigkik Gt9unMtion ; Jacub^ CorM^iias^ iUury^ JUHdrUk^ HcHtirkk* /J/ir.^ 297

4840- JAMICS MAniSON.N b. Jan. 19. il|6. tUtf«l March 10. 1&49.

4841 — IIKNKY (ri..\V.ii b. Jan. 4. 1I4H. «l**-«l A|*nl 84. ia|9.

484a — SAKAil MAKCiAKKT.M b. Mnrdi 7. ilMo* tli»I Aug. M. ilsa.

IVSUK aV SKCUNII WIKIU^

4848— ORA ANNA.t b. Jimssfi. 1^ m. Ephnim Roberts. S«|it. 7* >873- 'Hicy live at

ISSUI.
•8t8 — OkVILLB ANDBAiON ROBKXTttt b. 1876.

4344— ORVILhB ADOLPII.* b. Marcb 18. i«s4, m. ^ary Camtiiie GlbtiNi. Jvly t4. 1889.
She was burn CkC to, x864. Tbay Ihra ac Fraflerkkuiwn, MadiMw Connly, Mo.

ISSVC

•8t8— WiLUAM OmviLLBtt b. May 5. 1889.

•8t7— Waltbb Coxmbuvs t b. Maich w^ 1885, diad Auff. as; 1888.

9609. SARAH Y DANTA was bom in Ripley County, Iiid*f and married Geor^
* M. Gordon, June 16, 1844. He was bom in Henry County, Ky., February 5, 1803.
They live at Long Run, Switxeriand County, Ind.

ISSOB.

4848— GEORGE MARION GORDON.* b. Aug. s. 1845. m. Sarah J. McKay. Aug. 4. 1867.
4848— THOMAS JOHN GORDON,! b. March aa^ 1847, m. Saiia A. Rocbat.

I88UB.

t«-ROBBBT Cabboia Gobooh.*
a— Claba B. Gobooii.*

4847— CORNEUU8 LAFAYETTE GORDON.* bw April 84. 18491 bl Mary A. Roberts.

ISSUB.
S— FBBOBBICX GOBOON.t

a— Eva Uav Gobooh.*

3-*EUI8B GOBOOII.*

4848— MARY ELIZABETH GORDON.* b. July is. 1851.

4848— TIBERIUS CAFALOR GORDON.* b. Maich 97. sISS* attrried tint. Jalia Alice
ZaaderbBBgh. Aug. 30^ X879; and again. Amiata Belle Plnakett. OcL 3. 1884. '

ISSOB BV FIBST WtVB.
S— CONBAO OmBB GOBOOH.*

a— Ebmbst Embbv Gobooh.*

• ISSra BV SBOOND WIFB.

3— cobdbua c gobooh.*
4— Habby Goboon.*

4880— HIRAM CLEMPSON GORDON.* b. Oct «S« I«S7. "b Alloa Baglcy. Sept 3. s888.
4881- SARAH MAUDEUA GORDON.* b. Jaa. 17. 1869.
488S— aTHA HEI^N GORDON.* b. Sept s8. 1863.

M71. REBECCA FRANCES ? BANT A was bora in Canaan» Indiana, and mar-
ried William Saunders, March 9, 1845. They Uve fai New Waveriy, Indiana.

ISSOB.

4S88 - RUTH SAUNDERS.* b. 1848^ bl Joba PbUociu
4884 -PETER SAUNDERS.* b. 1848. uu JaHa GriflUh.
' 4888— JAMES SAUNDERS,* b. 109a. BL Ada SaUch.
4888-JOHN SAUNDERS.* b. slfs. bl EHa Orilser.
4887— JACOB SAUNDERS.* b. xlss* ab Sanh Cottla. .
4888— EUGENE SAUNDERS,* b. SI58.
4888- MARY SAUNDERS.* b.

39^ EigkiA CememHcmj Jacwb^ CwmtUns^ Henry^ Hendrick^ lUndrick'^ Epki.^

2073. R0SANNA7 BANTA, born in JcfTerson Co.» Ind., married WilUam S.
Millert Nov. 16^1851. They live at 116^ West New York St, Indianapolis, Ind.

ISSUB.

48tO-SA]4UEL H. MILLER.! b. July 11. 1I5S. m. Jenait Lee. Aag. 19. iMa.
4881 —JAMES P. MILLEM h. Jaa. a. 1854. m. EUia B. Kooalts, April t, iStI.
488S— JENNI)£ E. MILLER.^ b. Aag . 16. i«S7. m- Samud Lonergaa. July 8. iStI.
4888- ANNA MILLER.^ b. Jaaa 18. 1861. m. Louis E. Baraett. Jaa. aa. 1883.
4884— OEORGE M. MILLER.* b. Aag. afi. 2863. m. ConMlia Baibroy. Dee. sa. 1884.
48^8- JOHN N. MILLER.8 b. Jan. 29. 2865. m. Cora Hanboa. March 5. 2885.
.::•■ 4808— CHARLES G. MILLER.8 b. Dae. 24. 2888.

4887- LAURA E. MILLER.8 b. May 8. 2868. m. William Baglay. Sept 29. 2887.

BflDij* Daniel* Hendrick* Handriek* Ea2idxick< Spka.i

*

M77. DANIEL H.^ BANTA married Elia Roberta, who was bom April 17,
1811, and died Jan. 3I1 2864. He was a Univerudist minister in Indiana. He died
Aag. a, 1885.

4887 i— MERIDA J..8 b. Jaa. 24. 2833. m. EUta Wdd. Aprfl 30b 2834. She was bora April
27. 28tt. aad died Nov. a8» 2857. He saUtled May a|, 2864. la the 234di ladiaaa
Rs gim s at , ia which be was a ssrgeaat He was sfterwards a merchaat Died
Jaa. 20, 2882.

ISSOB.

•

2— FSAJias M..* b. Msfch S2. 245. m. Kate R. Osbom. Dee. 37. 2874. He is a
aalcnnaa fai a dothiag bouM at Ruihrille. ladiaaa. Is a faembcr of the Cbri^
tiaa Church.

iMva.

Claraaea Eaffl.18 b. Sept a8» 288s.

a— Almon W..t b. Nov. 33. 2857, married first. Lulu Becsoo. who died Sept 3, 2888 ;
sad agaia, Faaaie D. Gsrrisoa. Juae 2. 28901 He is a iteam aad gas fitter at
KirlT i ?iiwK lad.

fSSUB IT SBCOND WIFB. '

GIsa L.t8 b. May S7. 2892.

48878— ERASTUS L.,a died Maich 23. 2833.

48878— JOHN R..8 m. Msrtha Sayder.

4887*— HENRY D..a la. Charlotle FraaUla. He was Cspcahi of Co. 1. 89ih ladiaaa Regl*

awal duriag the Ovll Wsr, sad resigaed Jsa. s8, 28^ He was acddcatally killed

atHeieaa.

IBSVS.

Ouvg.8 BL Robert Oiflbid.

«

48878-SARAH ELLEN.8 died July 4. 2I37.
48878— NANCY JANE.8 m. Midiael Esriywiae.

M78. ISAAC ^ BANTA married Elizabeth Roberts. He was a farmer in Switzer-
land County, Iadia2ia, and died September 19, 1863. His widow was living in 1893, at

Craig, Switzerland County.

isstrs.

487t— MERRIT.a b. Oct. 7. 1835. m. ElecU E. Pealaiaa. March sa. 2836. Duriag the Ovil
Wsr he served la the ufiih ladtaaa ReginMat He is a stone roasoa ia Vevay. lad.

Eigkik CfuerathH ; Henry • Aw/V/- Henty * Itemirick^ lUndrick^ Rpke. i 399

1— Thomas W.t

a«-> Isaac V.,t m. Carrie Sheplicfd.
3^ANNA.t m. lliomas Cotion.
4 — jKNNiK,t m. John Wdib.
5— ISmifTK,* b. Oct 1, 1864.
6— SAMUKUtdtod Feb. 15. ilTS.

7«->RUOUA.»

4*7S— IRA If.,* m. AnfdiM Ltdcre. Sept. u. s«9«. He is a fismer la Veva|s« Indiana.

«— Ai.««T L.,f b. Jaly 19, i|s7. ol Betde Cooper, Jan. i, iS^. They life at
Biooksbvrf , ladlaaa.

moK.
s*Edna.M

e<— Beatriee.M
a— OUTEI A..«b.]4ay7,s|s9.M-jMteTeals,8epLaQ^sM4. They Ufa at Vevay,

I—

a— Ifa.M

3— Join T..* b. Jan. 3, iMz.
4— ETTA«t b. Mareh 4, xi64.
S-*£MMA,«b.Apra4,iM7. *
6— Tbua,! b. Apra ag, il^
7— CLAaA.t b. Jaa. 1, stTS-

4S74-LAFAYETTE.* Lives at Long Raa, lad.

487«— JAMES BUCHANAN.v Uires oa Che old homestead funi at Ciaig, lad.

4S7t -WILLIAM H..t m. Mahafai Jaae Wakcaeld. Lives at Monat Veraon. lad. Was

Cofporal hi «9d ladfaua RefimeBt darlag die war.
4377— GEORGE WASHINGTON.* deceased.
4S7S— JOHN FRANCIS.! died. Was ia i46di ladiaaa Vohiateeis.
4S7I t— ANDREW BARER;! b. Nov. aa. 1141. m. Melissa Jane Ledeia, April «$. ifld4. He

Is hi the ftmiltnrs busfaiess la Canoboa. KcatudLjr. Was fat thrse years hi Co. D.

99& Raghaeat, ladfaua Vohmtcen.

I— Alfrbo Voiii,f b. SepL a. 1866. bl Mfamie Holler, May a, xMs.

tSSUB. I

Charles HoHcr.tt

a— EvoKNK MiLTiN.t b. Dee. ii, 1M7.
3— Maoois,! b. Oct. 19, iSto.
4— M ABMNf •• b. April 4. zlTS.
5— Clabbncb,! b. Jaa. 4 stys-
6— >Makt Euia.* b. Jaa. 9, i87y.
y — BKNjAiiiM,t b. Jaa. 31. xMa.
•— Edna,* b. Jvae 6, 1114.

9— RoiCBT STANLsy.t b. May 17, 18M, died Jaae 1, iMy.
10— ELiZABcni,! b. March sx. 1I901

4171 S - EUZA,t m. RoaUa.

4S7|t— MARTHA ELLEN.l married Ant. William Aadersoa, Jaly 4, ilsi; aad agahi.

WnUam Adams.' Nor. 19, 1193. They Uve at Canolton. Ky.
43744— JUUA ANN.t b. Oct. 19. ilsx^ m. FMer N. Ramseyer. Sept 13. St74. Live at

Loaf Raa« lad.

300 Eigkik CtntruHM/ Hemfy^ Daniefi Htmry^ Ihmdrick^ NemiHek'^ Epke.^

ISSUE.

I— Omeb D. Ramsbykr.v b. July 19, 1875.
a^JsssiK P. Ramsrvkr.* b. Auf. 87. 18801
3-rJosiK L. RAUSKYBt»* b. OetobcT. 1884.
« 4— LiaiB M. Ramseybk,* b. Sept, 4, 1889.

5— Edoab p. RAM8BYBB,t b. Dec. 18. X8901

48788— JANB,t ol Wakefield.

48YS8— MARY.t m. McCoy.

M70. JACOBS BANTA named, August 39, 18339 Sarah Ferns. She was born
May la, 1814. He waa a frrmer in SwitzerUmd County. Ind. Was an Elder in the
Christian Church at Craig, Ind. He died January 14, i888.

/

ISSUB.

4878— ISAAC F..« b. Sept. 15. 1834. m. Evetyn Wakefield, A«g. 4, 1853. Durinc the Civil
.^ . . War ba was First Ueutenaat X39th Regiment f adiaaa Volunteers, and alio First

Lientenant of the Craig Township Guards. He is a carpenter, living at llrooks>
burg, lodiaaa.

ISSUB.

' 8888i<— Jambs,* m. Estella Shady, Aug. z8, 1880.
88888— jACoa,t ol Elisabeth Wakefiehl, Dee. ag. x88o.
88888— Walton,* bl Eva Oiem, Oct 5, i88t.

4888— MARY JANB,8 b. Oct 7. iljfi, m. Peter SibenthaO, Aug. 34, \%%^ They live at
Rhrersida, CaL

ISSUB.

8887— Saban EuSABBTn Sibbnthall,* h. Dec xa, 2835. m. Chas. Edgar Harvey.

8888— E0C8NB CoNsnitB Sibbnthau..* b. Aug. 5, 1857. Raneher at River-
side. CaL

8888— Isaac Plbmiiino Sibbnthall,* h. Feb. a, i8s9» m. Adaline Wilkins. He
is a miner at MaavlUe, Jefferson County, Iowa.

8848— Bbkjamin Fbankun Sibbmthall,* b. May jOb i860, m. Euphemia Row-
nnsoa. Ha Is a fumer at Haigler, Dundy County, Neb. /

8841— M AST BiXBN Si8BimiAix«t b. May 3, 186a.

8848— Jacob FsANas SiBBNTNALUt b. May sSt 1869.

4881— SUSANNAH H.,8 b. March a4. 1840^ m. Jacob Wakefield, March afi, i8s7- During

the Chril War ha served fai an Indiana regfancnt He waa a former la Switter-

land County, Indiana, and all the sons and sons-in-law are farmers at Craig. Ind.

Ha and hb wife were members of the Chrisiiaa Church at Draytown. He died

- Dee. sg. 1869.

ISSUB.

8848— Sabah Eliza Wabbfibld.* b. April ay, 1858. m. James M. Sample, Oct

3«. «*77.
8844— Rbbbcca Ann WAKBFiBLO.t b. July 17. i|so, m. Bartholomew Haskell,

Feb. 7* '877*
8848- Isaac F. Wakbfibu).* b. July 7, 2861, m. Emma Means. Dee. e7, 188a.
8848— Sbbbna Wakbfiblo.* b. Sept ag, 1884, m. Milbinl MUroore Temple.

Sept sa, 1883.
8847— Ellbanok WAKBKiSLO.t b. Jan. si. 1867, m. Smith Turner, Dec 33, 1883.
8848— Jambs L WAKBriBLO,t b. March aa, 1869.

4888— ELEANOR,! b. Marph 37, 184a. m. WiHiam J. Detras, Match 18. i86e. He is a
ndalster of the Christian Church, formerly livkigat Brooksburgh, .Ind., and now
(S890) at Craig, Ind.

Eighth GeneraiioH: IltHvy^ Jhtniti^ Ilenry^ HindHek^ Htudrick^ EpkiA 301

IKKUK.

6S49 — Sakaii M. Detkaz,* Ii. April w^ X863, died Jun« 10. 1863.

0350— JosBFiliNB DemAZ.* b. Dec xe, xS64, died Aug. ix. X874.

0901— Susan J. Dktraz,* b. July 14, x867*

MAS— Mabtin Dsteaz,* b. Much 16. zSto. died Stpc 97. X879.

8S0S— BSNIAMIN F. Dbtraz,* b. May t, ityi*

8S04— Mitchell Dbtbaz.* b, July ii, it73.

•SOO— Clara Dbtbas,* b, Aug. m. xftyS.

4S88 —SARAH OUVE.i b. AprU a. 1847. m. Joints Decns, March 13. 1866.
4S8SI— ELIZA.8 b. Jan. •?• 1849. »• JvU«> Dtcns, Mardi 14, 1869.
4S84 —EMMA,8b. Octal, 18501 m. Thomas Haskell. Dae. a6, 1869. He is a bladcsmiUi
at Craif. lad. She Is a BMmbcr of the Cbrisdan Church.

I8SVB.

•S8t— Hattis Haskbll,* b, Kov. t% 1870^ She Is a member of the Christian

Chufcht
8887— William Haskrll,* b. July as. 1878. He Is a former.
8888— Hknsy HASi»LL,s b. Feb. 00. 1^4. He Is a member of the Christian

Chufch.
88L88— ALBBBT HA8KBLL.8 b. Dec. vf, Z87S. died Aug. 90. X876.
8888— MiTCHBLL Haskbll.8 b. Nov. a8. X879.

4888— HENRY.8 b. OcL 7. i4s3t bl Sarah Bro«a« Aug. 13, 1873.

4888— MITCHELU* b. Dec as* ilS7* bl Emma Sample, Feb. 13, X878. He is a fhrmer at
Cxalg.lBd.

ISSUB.

8881— Bbbnabd F..8 b. May 19. 1888. .

8681. JANE7 BANTA married Robert T. Weaver, Dec 7f i837- She died
Jairaary 18, 1877. He died September 15, 1890.

isavB. ^

4888S— ERASTUS L. WEAVER.8 b. June $• 1839. Drownad te Ohio River. July 4. x86i.

48eiLRACHEL M. WEAVER,* b. Jan. 30. 184X. U raOiood station agent at Foitt, lad.

48888— AUGUSTUS C WEAVER,* b. Dec 09. x84a. m. Emma Weales, Maf 4, x868.
She was bom te London, Eagtend, Doc x8, X848. He entcrid the Uaion service.
Fell, aa, x86a. ta the 3d Indiana Cavalry, and was te xa9 engagements darteg the
wnr. Was tea months te Andersonville Prison, ami was discharged May 4, X865.
He learned the blacksmith and wagoa makteg tmdcs, te which he was engaged (i»r
fifteen yenrs, bnt Is now a merehanl at Greenwood, IwUaim. He is President of
the Board of Conadhnen of that dty.

ISSVB.

8881 1— Anna Wbaybb,* b. June 14. 1870, m. Herbert Kuhns, merchant.'of IVston,
' Ind.. Feb. X9, 1890.

4888«— HENRY B. WEAVER.* b. Aug. ai, X844, m.. Feb. X3. x868. He lerved ia aa
Indiana Regimeni durtog the war. Now Uvcs te Logansport, lad.

88818— Clabbncb c Wbaybb.* lives ta Loganspprt.
48888— SARAH ELLEN WEAVER,* b. April 8, 1848. m. — Cote. She died Aug. 1. X869.

I88UB.

88818— Cabl E. CoLB,t iHes ia Folti, lad.

4888*— MARY JANE WEAVER.* b. Jan. 7, X848, m. Wmiam Grover, Feb. 9. 1878. He
was bom ia London, Eng., Match 9^ xlsx, and is a carrtege painter In Indtenap-
uiis, Ind. He tervrd five years te Co. A, aad Kegteieiit, United Slates laCsntry.
He te aa Elder te tlie Christian CImich. in ImOanapolt*.

3oa £igJkik Otfumiian; ItiHwy^ Daniifi Henry^ Mendnck^ Mtndrick'^ Eplt.^

lUUK.

6S61<— ROBBBT FssbssiCK Gkovbs,*I>. Nov. 97. 1877.

48I8T-. ROBERT W. WEAVER.* b. D«c i, 1&19. m. Caroliiie M. CoortiHiy. Sept. 5, S87B.
ShewasboniinllendriekiCouiiiy, IiHL.Aaf.9,sSS4« He is a wliolente mcrchiuit
la frttHs and vegetables at Marlon. Ind. b Elder of the First Christian Cliurch
and Svperiatendent of the Suadaf-SchooL

isttnc

•S€l •— Clbo E. Wsatbb,* b. Dec. aa. xSSi. |

* tseic— Nblub R. Wbavkx.9 b. Nov. 11. iBt4.

r ' ^ da6€*-^DANIEL H. WEAVER.* b. Ang. ag. sB54, m. Mary A. HaskeH. Oct 7. i^TS- He

Is a ^•i»'^Tf nHh at MarloBc lad.

ISSVB.

•Ml t—MlNNiB C. Wbatbb.* b. April as. i877-

•S81 •— HoiCBB Wbatbb.* b. June at. 1178.

•981 •— CUFTOBD Wbavbb.* b. July a, i880b died Nov. 11. 1881.

8S81 M— Edwabo C« WBAYBB.t b. Attg. sa. sSta.

M<1U-.Matbbu. Wbaybb.* b. Jan. as. 1886, died July IS. iBSy.

4S6t*— JOHN L. WEAVER.* b. May a6, 1856* m. Ida M. Jayne. Feb. 4. 1880. She was
boni fai North Venoa. lad.. Feb. 16. i860. He is a minister of the Choreh of
Christ at Hartfod Oty. lad. Is *' Brigadfcr-Geaeral, Commanding Deportmeat
of ladtaaa Pstriardis MHItaaL** HlswUeis'^SopicaieChlef^PydiiaaSistenofthe
Worid.-*

•Stltt—LuciLB L. WBAVBB.t b. Feb. at. i8ti.

M61 U..MA0D O. Wbavbb.* bw Oct. as. it^s. died Sept a. itt4.

•Stl M. LOTTA J. WBAYBB.t b. April IS. Xttt.

ittflt— JACOB WEAVER.! b. Oct 31. xtsg^ He married his first wife Oct is. itya. He
married agsJa, Oct sk. itto^ Belle E. Clarfcsoa. who was bora Sept. a. i^ He
died at Nordi Veraoa. lad.. Sept a8, 1888. %rhere his widow now lives.

IttUB BT FIBtT WIFB. .

•Stl t>— Lawbbncb Wbatbb.* b. Dec. 04, itys*

ISSUB BT SBCOND WIFB.

eSSltcPBABL WBAVBB,t b. Joae aa. itta.

MM. ABRAHAM 7 BANT A marrietl Cynthia Garneri Nov. m, 1838. She wat
bom May so, i82p. He wat a ianner living in Switzerland Co., Indiana. In Sept,
i854« be removed to Marion Co., Iowa, and thence in 1867 to Dates Co., Mitsouri.
His death occurred July 10^ 1879. ,

IttOB.

4887— BENJAMIN FRANKUN.8 bw Nov. ^ itao^ m. Tabitha Jaae Hortoa la 1867. She
was bora April 9b X843. HeisafivmeratGosport. Iowa; hasafiirm of aoo acres.
He enlisted Sept 4. x86i. hi Company E. 8th Iowa InCuitry. and served 4 years.
88MBthsaada4days. He was wounded at the Battle of Shiloh.

lasuB. -

MM— Ceddbs Clabk,* b. Oct. ay, s86y.
M1t8— Nbombtta,* b. Feb. a4, xt69.
8884- Ebnbst Amasa,* bw Dec: 15. xtTs.

4888— EMILY JENNIE,8m. John W. Elder. April 14. X864. He is a physician in Kansas
Oty. Mo.

IttOB.

8887— Emma Zbbblla Elobb.* b. itty.

KiicM CtmemiiM ; Himry^ Damiefi Hemry^ itemltick^ iltmdrkk^ EpUS 303

4St9— SMITII.C Wat a MikUcr clurinK Uie CWU War. ami wat kUlrci in licuik; Aprn 90. il64-

4S90»HENRY TAYLOR.* b. July 7. xi|7. bl Lney Summcn, Dec 9. 1874. Ha it a (armar
ia Wattyifla,

i^Rlmeb,* h. Nov. aa, itys*
a«-ViOLA,*1k Sapc a6b itrr.

5— PbOfO.* bw Maveh 14. 119^

4^'niimiiAit,t bw Match I9» ilti.

S— ALVA^t h. Jau a6b sUs. dM J«M«t, il^s.

6— ALTA.* b. Jau a6b s^i. dM JoM 87. IPs.

T^Saiu* bw Nov. 87, tms*

S^OuTtt te. Aag. al, tML

9 Bmifit* b. Fab. aa. stva.

4ttl«-JOHK WnXlAM.i la a carpaMv te LabaMii, Oatfoii.

4tM— NARaSSUS £LLA,I «. Bf«Mh U PWM.

4tti»BBNNCTT ROY,<b.llafabt3, tissual, una D.Sba|i|iaid,J«l7a4.il79. Ha

bats bi XMBvUla, Iowa. 8ba wat bats at Raitiiwood. Watt Virgiaia, Oct. 17,

iH7« Haiia

itti— CSABLBS Ror«t bw Masr 31,
•SM—ROBBIT CLYDB»t bi Fab. a4. tML

MS*. JOHN W.Y BANTA married Nancy Penis, iriw died in \l^ For Ui
wife be nmried Manba Vaaea. Tliejr lite in Vevay, SwilRrlaad Co., lad., '
lAers be is aa agcBt of a fire inaaraaoe coonpaay.

ISillB 8T FIBiT WIVB. \

4tt4— HENRY D..«bwSt48,akHaniaA.G0aaa. Ha «aa a Ciptabi te the 14M1 ladiaaa

dariaff tba war. aad aarvad ftoai Jaly aa. ildi. la Aag. 31, iMfb^ Wat
ivalbatawiibtbaaabra,aadbad rigbl aaUa badly awabad fai a cbarft.
Had daaa banat ibat aadar bba— oaa al ibaaa oaaaiiaat bafairac OaOTtbari. Ha
itahnaar.»fbigttLa»b,awbaariaad Ceaaty.lad. b aaiawibar ala OwMaa \

i«-llAT,» bi Aaff. 84. sidd. wu CunMm Schaabtar, Daa. a4.'tms* She diad Nor. .

S8.llil

a— AucB.* bi Mardi 31. ild^i

3«»NAMinB,t bi Jalyadb tti^

4—Habbt Q.,t bi OeL ag« iBtb. |

S— jAOoa OMth. Ite3r4. liTdi.

d^TnoMAS J..* bi Fab. 7, tiTl.

7*BBX|AinM H.,9 bi Nor. %. ttTp.

t—llAlT J..* b. OoL 87. lltl.

9— SADtB IC^t bi Uay I. Ms. v

4SH—DALXJUI F^* bi ABf . al. ii44. m. aaUa F. Taylar. Joaa a7. xlTd. Blia wat ban la ^

Clariaaaii, O.. Aoff. xd» s|^. Ha tanrad ia iha 1461b ladiaaa Ragfaaaat daitef tba
OrBWar. Ha it a aatpaatar, latidbif hi ladbiaapaHi. lad.

•iti— BllOBMB.t

•ftf«-BaifBiT.t

•370— LSOMABOJ
•Sn-ALUB.t
•ITS— HAIfNAS.t

•i7S-*LtyLif.t
•i74-ALtCB.t

•371— FBABK.f

itMra.

JQ4 £igJUk Gnumitmi; Hemry^ DaMtefl Hituy^ Htmdridfl tttnJrulfl EpkiA

IISUB BY iSCOKD WtFB.

iSN^AUCE^t bw Oct ii« xi4S. m. John D. Works. Nov. 1, 1S68. Ho wos boni to Ohio
Coimly«lDdiaaa,Maffdi99,il47,aadlfalawy«r. Ho nnrod ono lonn as a membor
of tho Lagislatiiio of ladiaBa. Was Jodfo of tho Suptrior Cooit of Saa Dkfo
Coimly.Cattbnia,lbroM]rtar.aadrasigBod. Pioctkod his pfofatrioii ooo yoar,
sad was alaalad ono of tlio Jostieos of tho SopranM Coort of Caltfarnini rurllnatl
a wnsiioariBa, aad Is aow praolichiff his pw i w ii i Mi hi Saa Dlago with his loa.
Laaris E- aadar tho firm aoBW of Wofka ft Worka.

>^ -' s«-Liwit R. Wo8Ka.t h. Doo. ol. XI69.

. a— TMOMAa L. Woaaa.* bw Kor. as, iltgu

3— Joavnim L Woaas,* bw Jaa. iz» 1874. diad Manh 4S» s4S*
4—1014 B. Woaas,* bw OoL is* itTd.
S—Lauba WoBxa,* bw Sapc X4, It99.
6->Btiibl Woaas,* b. Nor. sa, itts.

' . T*liA88L Woaastt b. May sa. im

*-'"*'v/j'>; *• •. •

.'; 4t07— THOMAS &•• te. Jaa. 87. x«Si. m. AdaHa Bkkar. Ho Is a slsBBdiooft eaptahi aad
plai,Maf at Vovof, laid.
4SSS-^niA,« b. Oat ai, xiss, au Lawls P. Golaj. Thsy ttvo at Saa Diofo, CaL

^ r »

.)..;» 1— WALwa V. Q0LAT,t te. Jvaaj. 1179.
. -I. — «. QoukT.t te. Dao. 7. iMs.

i .

• r

;./* .\

1— Obstbiiob QoLAT,* bw Jaa. 9b ityi. j

♦Sit— LULU.! te. P^ 07, Hggi ai. Fraads M. Palmafsa. HobaprialarhiSaaDlefo,CaL |

•

laaus.

Mabiam OALMAao,* bw Oai. ss» iMs.

• 0680. ELEANORS BANTA married Dennis Beicii, Maidi 9, 1848. He waa
boni ift Bdmeot County, Obio^ January 17, iSss* They live in RexvQle, Indiana.

MfO— INDIANA BBACH,t K Noir. aa. xt4f. wu Joaathaa Goidoa, Sapt is. 1866^

laaoa.

SSTf^BowABO Q(iaooN,t b. Fabw 3, 1169.
sen— Mabt Bllew GoaooN,* b. Sapt, itTi.
SSTS^VIoui GoaooN.t b. Oct., xSts*
. SSti^STFA FtoaBNCB Goaooii,t b. Jaaab xiTl

MOl—CHARLOTTB BEACH,! b. Match 17. tljOb »• Wmiaai Hfaids, Maith 16. xSti.

list— Bmu HxitOi.t K Fib., 1878.
iSSl<*ALTraA HiMOi^t b. Oct., 1174.
iSSS— OaissA Bbllb Hinds.* b. Juao. tlydi
•SSS^DBimis HiiiDS.t bw Aag^ 07. xtts.

M0S-JO8EPHINS OBACH.t b. Daa. 18. list. m. wmiaai Doawrce. Doc 3. 1871.

laaoa.

SSS4— CvAaLsa BuiBa DBifABBB.t b. Aag; i. x874«
SS88— Mart EuzAaaTM DBMABBB.t b. Aagi i, 1874.
eaeS— RoaA Psabl DEMAaaB.8b.Scpt. xSyd.
•SS7— LswatLA Dkllb Drmabbb,* bw Aaf ., 1878.

440i-*WILUAM SPKNCF.R BEACII.i U Dec. 3, i8S3. m. Dnnaia Tafor. lice. 09. 1876.

Eightk GiMtraiion ; Henry • Danul^ Henry ^ Hendnck^ HenJrick^ Epke. ^ 30$

ISIiUB.

•SIS— Ouvsa DBNNia BBAai,*b. Feb., 1871.
6S69— Waltu DAStui Beach.* b. Nov., iMo-

€404— ELLA TAMAR DEACH.t b. Nov. so, z^. m. Jowph Watts, June 3. i88a
4405— JAMKS HENRY B£ACH,< b. Aug. 5. 1858, m. Maggie Cule. Sept. 90. s88a

I88VR.

0300— MA8KL May BRAai,8 b. Aug.. i88s.
6801— UKasiB Clyi>b BBAai,* b. Jtme, 1883.
080t— Iowa BBACii.t b. Sept, 1883.
0888— Amo8 B08WBIX BBAai,8 b. April 17, 1887.

4400— ANDREW ROLUN BEACH,8 b. Sept 9, x86e, m. Ida Whitmoro. May 3, i884.

I88U8.

Qvk ^ ArmuB BsACH.t b. Jaa. 84, Z887.
440T— UZZIE JANE BEACH,8 b. Sept aa. s86a, m. GObart Alfrey. April 3. x88x.

I88VB.

0804— Ethbl Flom Alfbby,* b. April, i88a.
0000— VtBA Rat ALFXBY.t b. Oet, 1883.
0000— Emma Janb Alfiby,* b. Sept, 1895.

4400— Naniiib LomaB Bbacm,* b. Sept as. sMiS*
4400— Maiy Akn Bbacr,8 b. Angi as, 1869.

Baaial* Baaial* Btadxiek^ Kmdxiek' Htndzibks Spke.^

MM. JORDAN^ BANTA waa boni in Franklin County, Ky., and married
EDena M. Shade, Mardi lO, 184a She waa a daughter of Henry Shuck. He married
again, Nov. 38, t067, Lienveata Upton Jones. He is a iarmer in Round Grove, Law-
rence County, Mo. ^

I88UB IT FiaST WIFE. -

4411— JOHN HSNRY,8 b. April 13, 1848, m. Hattie Oliver.
4410— MARY F..8 b. Jan. 31, 1843, m. Adam Scbtanb.
4410— LAFAYBTTE,i b. March 3, 1848. He la a Heoe engnver.
4414— SYLVESTER,* b. Jan. a, z8S4. m. Euiah Jooaa, March 4. 1874. Sbe waa bora Sept
astilsp. HeiaamiaarteAlBUi, CoL

nauE.

0007— Amdbbw KBBTZXNOBB,t b. Feb. x, 187$, died la lafiuiey.
0000— Mabt EUSABITM,* b. Jan. xg. X877, died Nov. ao. X877.
0000— JouN AoAMa,* b. Sept, xS, X878.

4410— COMMOZ>ORE PERRY,8 b. June 13. zSss. died Jane 14, x888.
UIO-LAURA ELLEN,8 b. Oct x, xftt. m. ) J; gf?%,SJ»Bit xd. X889.

laaoB ST 88OOND win. ^

4417— FLORA ANN,8 b. Sept a3. x868.

4410— RICH ARD.8 b. Dec xx, Z87C
4410-JAMES ELMORE,! b. Nov. 8. X873.

8691. WILLIAM RICE? BANTA waa bom in Henry County, Kentucky. He
mafried Elia Ware, July 33, 1846. He waa a &rmcr in De Witt County, Illinoia, in
1847, and removed to Eaglevillei Harriaon County, Mo., in 1856, and died there
April 13, i86i.

3o6 Ei^^AiA Gimraiion; Danut^ DauUl^ H€ttry< HendrUk^ Hendriek^ EpkiA

issue/

4419I— CLIAS L£ COMPTE,* b. May itf. iftir. m. Wlhon, Oct. 14. S883. He it a

&niMr, living in Shcaancioah, Iowa.
4419 1— DANIEL MARION.i b. May 5. iSss* m. Emma Carrie Rindqaist. March X4. 188a

8ha was bom in MInmiota Nov. 15, iM^ He is a Cuinar in Eaglevttla, Mo.

ISSOB.

s— Ethbl Gebtbudb,* b. Feb. 14, iSSx, died March ix, i68i.
• •— Nbxxib PBABL,t b. Jaa. 30^ 1883, died May 09^ 1883.
3— Lbbot,* bw Dec a, 2884.
4~C€mA MAY.t b. July 15, 2884.

44198--CORNEUU8,8 b. May 5, x«S5- Uvcs at Lyon. Nebraska.
4419^— SARAH ANN.8 b. Avgi xo^ ifsy, m. Fraads Albert Deputy, Aug. xo. 1879^ They
live at Woodbine, loera.

I88UB.

I^IBVINO Cabl DBPUTY.t b. July $• x88x.
B— John Howabo DBrurr.* b. May eg, 1890.

:' 44198-^MARY FRANCES.8 b. Feb. 13, x|9» bl — HarL They Ihre at EaglerOle. Mo.
44198— CHARLES WESLEY,8 b. Oct. 5, 1860^ m. Jeaale Wenitscb. Dec a, x888. They
IHre at EagteviUe^ Mo.

9686. ISAACS DANTA nuurried MarfBiet M. Pitner, who was bom Auguit 9,
iSaSy Bad died December 3, iMy He Ifared ia Morgan County, IIL, in i860, and
removed enbeeque n tly to Miaaouri, where he died Deeember 17, 18S6.

laauB^^

4419t^FRANCXS M.8 Lhres la Fanner Oty, IIL

44198— SARAH EMEUNE,8 m. George Logan Bowniaa, Oct. xx, 1868. He was bora in
Indlaaa, Dec ^ 1844. They live at Horton, Kansas. He is a stone mason.

t— Cmablbs Bowman,* bw Sept 4. 1869.
a— THOMAS BowMAN.t bw Apiil 7, 1871.
3— SusAMiCAN BowMAN,t bw Feb. z8, 1873.
4— Mabt Ellbm Bowman,* b. March 3z« 287$.
5— Obobgb Edwabo Bowman.* bw March s >*77*
4'Rbna Dbix Bowman.* b. Jan. 26^ 2879.
7— Anna Euba Bowman,* b. Jan. 2s 2882.
8— RoBBBT Lbb Bowman.* b. Dec a7, 2884.

9^ WI24JAM Fbankun Bowman,* b. March a9b 1889.

•

4411 *— CHARLES LERO Y.* ai. Sarah Jaae Harley. They Uve ia BoUvar. Teaa.

Lolu Maud,* b. March 24. 1879.

4419M-*ISAAC MARION.* Um at JacksonvUle. IIL

M19U— LI2ZIE JANE,* m. Cowpenhwaicc They Ove at New HoUand, IIL

44X91S-.MATTIE BELL,! mi — Rkc They Uve at Trenton, Mo.
441tU— HARVEY OWEN.i b. March 13. 1860, m. Sarah F. Stanley. March so^ z879> H*
is a farmer In EagieviUe, Mo.

I880B.

2— OUVBB RiaiABD.* b. April X9. x88c
a— Maboabbt Pbabl,* b. July 96^ 1883.
3— IsoLA Emma,* b. Jan. i4. x884.
4— Lbsuc OwcN.*b. Aug. 14. X689.

Eifktk Gtmrathm; DanUt^ Danufi Henry^ Hendriek^ Hindnek^ EpkiA 307

2eM. DANIEL MARION? DANTA was born in Henry County, Ky., and
moved with hit parents to Illinois when a boy. He married, August 1, 1855, Clarissa
Jane Webb. He was a former in Cau County, Mo., and removed to Kansas in 1859,
where he died, June 3, 1873. /

ISSVB.

44tO*JAMES CUTHBERT.l b. July 14, 1856* m. Marfsiet Morriioa. Oct. 8. x88a For
a nvoibv of ytsrs ht was Sopoffaitemitnc of tcboob for Douglas Cooaly. Kansas.
He Is sow ptop itei o i ibC the Calllbniia Fiuit Farm, located on the ioaUi sidt of the
old CaHfemia rood, two and a half ndlst weit of Lawnaoc, Kansas.

ISSVB.

I— DBNins RATMOND.t h. Jan. x8. tt8s.
s— Wiu.iAM.t h. Oet x6» xtt3.
3--*LtNliLBY«* b. Nov. S9b S8I5.
4-»Cabu*
S— BtiT.t

FAJonr llAvo.*

Mtl— ALBEItT.tb.Dee.as.s4s8. He Is a lawyer fai Wyemteg.

44SS-rSUSAN.tb. Feb. aa»s86o.m.Chafanen A Piarls. Oct. 3.1179. He Is a grata buyer

te OaiMd. Washtagton.

issos.

X— Cuuu PSAais.* h, Sept. 8. X8I4.
s«»Lsoiuao Pbaiis.* b. June 4. zSM.

44t8— ANNA,ib. Feb. x6» x86a. disd Oet 3. 1864.
4U4-FANNY,0 b. May as. xM6. dIsd May ag. xtH-

4U8-iaAAC.« bwAprU 88. xM8.ni. Carrie A. Demtog. Sept x8.x89a. He It a fruit fvmer
at Ltavcnworth. Kansas.

LssTBB A^t b. July sa. x89X.

Jelm* Baaiil* Hiiidzidk^ HteidzUk* Kndxiek> Bnko.^

8704. JOHN AJ BANTA married Mary Helen Wnison, who was bom Jutie 11,
iSsx. They live at Macao, MiaaoorL

ittt^ JOSEPH.! b. Aug. al. xSys-
itt7--ABBIE.t b. Aug. 8. x87y.
MBS— VIRGINIA.t b. OeL 6. xtts.

7aoob* Bttvid* Bteidxiek^ Bteidxiek' H«adxiek> Spko.^

8740. LUCINDA7 BANTA married in 1847, Wm. Griffing. He died in xSsa.
In 1854 she married Corydon Day. They live in Abingdon, Knoa County, Illinois.

issim ar nasr iiAiaiAOS.

4US- ROBERT MARION GRIFFING.i b. 1849. m. Saiah Sampwa.
M88~LORENA GRIFPlNG.t b. xlsx. died fai iaimey.

ISSVB IT SBCONP MAaaiAOB.

4484— MARY CYLUNDA DAY.t b. xHS. »• Edward Sampsea, xStS-

ISSUB.

8408— CoBA EsTBtXA Sampson.* b. 187$.
8404— Joiia EuoKMB SAMPsoN.tb. 1878.

3o8 EigAtM CtneraiioH y Jaeob^ David^ Henry^ Hendrick^ Htndrick^- Epki. ^

4415* LUCINDA EMELINE DAY,* b. iSs9b in. PMer Frank Dntler. They liv« at PMen-

bnrf, Neliraska.

laiUK.
§405— Out .DuTLKs,t b. sSM.
•40<— EfFiB May DutlxM b. x886.

44tt— JASON DAY.i b. 1860.
4417— SILAS DAY.t b. 1165.

4488— SARAH DAY.t b. x86s. m. William StilhBm, x888.
" '■ M88— STEPHEN DAY.t b. x868.

4480-*SOPHRONIA LUCRETIA DAY.« b. 189a

9741. ISAAC JACKSON^ BANTA married Aylsiana Ked, September 10, i860.
They lived at Margaret, Hardeman County, Texas. He died the day his youngest son
was born, in 1869. His widow subsequently married Mr. Coble.

ISSUB.

4481— JEFFERSON DAVIS, bw 1881. m. Mary Avaat He died June sx. 1887.^

IMUB.

JBSSS.* b. May xy. XS85.

4488— MARY.i b. X869. m. Jasper CioC
4488— FANNY.t b. x865. m. Simon Weathersby.
4484— ISAACt b. 1869.

874a. DANIEL JEFFERSON ^ BANTA married Nancy Gibson, January 3,
1858. She was bom in Aifcansas, January 8, 1840, and died November 11, 1886.
They ibrmeriy lived in BIbnroe County, Indiana, and removed to Hoover's Valley,
Burnet County, Texas, where he now Uvink

tSSUB.

4488— JACOB B..8 bw Jaa. S9b xSss^ m. Elisabeth Duc k wood. Oct. 97, x88x.

ISSUE.

8487— Mtrtxa E..t b. x88s.
8488— Jambs A.,t b. OeL. X885.

4488— ELLEN LURANEY.t bw Aug. 5, x88x. m. Elbert Ogle, Nov. 96. X878. Tliey live in
Buiaei. Tesas.

ISS0B. .

8488— EowABD H. OoLB,t b. Sept s6b X879. .
8418— Noah J. Oolb.* bw May a4. x88x.

4487— SAMUEL !..• b. OcL 5. 186$.
4488— DAVID ROBERT.! b. June xy. 1868.
4488— BELLE L£NA,8 b. April xy. 1871.
4888— ELIZABETH JANE.I b. July 4. X874.
4881— LULU ANN.i bw April xa. x877.

9744. MARY JANE^ BANTA married Samuel Gray, December 4, 1851. He
was bom in Pennsylvania, February 3, 1832. They now live in Ottawa, Kansas.

ISSUB.

4888-JOSBPH ALEXANDER GRAY.» b. Oct. 7. 1856.

4808— CHARLES HAMMEL GRAY,! b. June 8. ^839. m. Mary E. Rilchey. April le. 1887.

They live in Hotcbkiis, Delta CcMnty. Col.
4884-SAMUEL HOUSTON GRAY,* b. Aug. a. i86x.

4888— LIU.Y JANE GKAY.l b. March to. 1863. m. Wniiam Woods, Feb. 9$. 1883.
4888— MARTHA ANN GRAY.i b. Nov. 30^ x8G6» m. Georae U llobertnrht, June 34. 1885.

ISNUR.
GeOKGB OWKN HOSRSKCUT,* b. Fib. 83, 1887.

Ki^hih UvuvnUwH ; yatob^ Pavitf'^ lleury^ Ifemirick^ Ihudrkk' Kfike.^ 309

8745. DENONI STINSON? BANTA married Caroline Fairchild, June 1, i8s7-
He died October lo, 1860, and her death occurred the same year.

IISUIC.

4i07 * JOHN." Ii. Feb. a. i«5t. died Nov. s«. 1B59.

4501* JASPER NEWTON.* b. Aprtt xs. xMo. m. Emma PhmketC. Feb. x. 1885. She was
boni at Novthy, Mo.. Nov. xl, xSdi. They live at Litde River, Riee Co.. Kansas.

ItSUB.
•41t— CHA1I.SS WKSLSY.t b. April 10. x886.

8747. SARAH ANN^ BANTA married Josiab Wnh, March 20, 1855. He was
bom August, 1820, and died July 29* 1882. The widow now resides in Burnett County,
Texas.

ISSVB.

4808 -MARY JANE WILLS.1 b. May aS. x|S7.

4510— ALEXANDER V. WILLS.* b. Auf. xd. ilso.

4811— aLLXNDA ANN WILLS.* b. July ag. xa6x.

4818— aCERO WILLS.* b. Oct. xO. 1169. died Sept xy. xOS^.

4518— JOSEPHINE FLORENCE WILLS.* b. Maicfa s. 1867. died May 7. 1873.

4814— LOUISA S. WILLS,* b. Oct. 90. xSSS.

4518— DANIEL JESSE WILLS.* b. July 6. iSyx.

4518— ROBERT LEE WILLS.* b. Sept. xs. t^A. died Feb. xs* XS76.

4817— ALUERT SIDNEY WILLS.* bw Anf . aS. XS74.

4818-VlR6rL VITRINGA WILLS,* b. Sept. 5, xItO.

4810— JACOB HENRY WILLS.* b. Nor. ax. xSSei

Xhuw* X>«vids Btedxtok« Koadxick* Eo&driekS BpkoJ

8708. HENRY 7 BANTA was bom in Warwick County, Indiana, and migrated
to Texas with his fiithcr in 1839. At the age of eighteen he joined the Texas Rangers,
and served six years. Subsequently he was Deputy Sherifi^ Tax Collector and Assessor,
also owning a iarm. He united with the Baptist Church in May, 1846, and was licensed
to preach August 14, i868. He was ordained October 12, 1870, as pastor of the South
Sulphur Springs Church, Texas. Subsequently he was pastor of the church at Carroll's
Prairie. He died January 17, 1887.

ISSVK.

4888- MARTHA iVNN,* b. Mardi a, xSse. m. Thomas Akxaadcr, Jan. a, xS6fi. Tbey Bve
at lUacfc Jade Grova. Hopidas County. Texas.

ISS0K.

8488— WiLUAM Hbnby AucxAfTDKa.* b. Jaa. xo^ X867.

8484— John TiioitAs Alxxandbii.* Ii. Ocl xj. xS6S.

8488- Amamda Exxbn Alrxandeb.* b. Aprfl xo^ XS70. ol Douglau Alcoca. Nov.

X5.X84S-

8488— GaoaoiA Baixs Aucxandbe.* b. Aug. xo. 187a. ol A. F. Coker.

Joseph Hennan Colcer.l* b. April 14, 159a.

8487— OscAX WiNriKUi Ai.KXANnKa.t b. July 4,' X874.
8481- Grorok EiJtfKB Alkxanubx,* b. April xo^ XS76.
8488— Hrxtir May ALKXANnxa.* b. May x. xSSa
8440— Susan IIratbick Aijcxanukx.* b. Aug. s. iSSa.
8441— JRSKR At.KXANi>KK.* b. Maya4. iSSs.
8448— Kri4C Alrxaniikr.* it. May 9. 1SS7.

jio Eigkik CineraHon; luuu^ Dmid^ Htnry^ Hendriek^ HendrUk^- Epke.^

4iS7- LIZZIE BELLE.* b. Feb. 99, 2853. m. Nathaniel Miller. July 37, 187^
46SS»\VILLIE D..« b. April 98. 1854. died Jan. 4. 1858.

4M9— WINFIELD WINNIFORD.v b. Dee. ax. 1855. m. Mary E. Uner. Nov. 15. 1877.
He if a ikniicr. living at Yanies. Texaa.

I88IIS.

f44S— LiLUS,* b. Sqit. x879-
•444— LnsiB BKLLl^t h. Dee. is* x884.

4M0— SUSAN JANE.8 b. Jaa. ay* 'i58* m. Hamiltoa Seawright, Sept. 15. 1878. They Ihre
at Sulphur Spriags, HopUaa Cmmty, Texaa.

iitos.

•44ft— HBNtY SBAwmoMT.t b. Not. y, x88o.
•44^— DssaiB SEAWBiQirr.* b. July 3. 1885.
•447— Bbulam Sbawkiobt.* b. Jaa. 9. x8Sy.

4ft41— ELLEN ELISSlE^i b. Jan. 18, z86a. m. Wmiam Lewia Nlcboto, Feb. as. x88a. They
ttvt at Yaataa, Ti

•448 — Fbank Nicbols.* b. May 3s, t88z.
•449 — LsauE Nichols.* b. — 1884.
•••• — Maudb Nichols,* b. Jan. s. z8Sy.
•4501— jKssiB Maodb Nichols.* b. April 5. 18901.

4i4t»HENRY WILSON.* bw Jaa« a8. x86a. m. Mardia EUahcth Coker. April is. i886w
Sha was bom fai Wood Co.. Texaa. Jaa« a8. Z878. He is n maioo at Vaatas. Texas.

I8SVB.

•451 — Rvbib.* b. May a9, z8ay.

•451 1-> Odessa,* b. June as. 1891. died April 14. 2890.

4i4t— CALVIN WHEELER.* b. Feb. s. it6s. m. Mary Coker. Doc. 30. x886w He Uvea ia
Yaatas. Texaa. aad Is a fimner.

issos.

•481*- ISA Johnson,* b. Juno 24. 1891.

4i44— JOHN FRANKLIN.* b. Dec ac i864. m. Mary Brittou. Dec 04. 1891. She was

boni Nov. aob zSys. He is a stoefc dealer and general trader at Yantes. Texas.
4iM— JOSEPHUS,* b. Feb. 06, 1869^ died Oet xs. iSyt.
4i4S— LAWRENCE W..* b. Sept aa. 1871.

9764. MARY ANN? BANTA married Milton H. Longford, June 33, 1843. She
died June 37, i87a

ISSUB.

4i48t— MARTHA EVELINE LANGFORD.* b. Nov. aa. X84S. m. Charies D. Fenley.
April 13. x8^

ISSUB.

•413— Jambs Fbankun Fbnlky.* b. March ax. x866, died March x8. X867.
•414— RoxiB Emxunb Fbnlxy.* b. Aug. 30. 1870. m. WilUam C. Davenport.
•415— John Hazi.bton Fbnlby.* b. Aug. 3, 1874.
•41^— HtfLBT MoNBOX Fbnlby,* b. Nov. x. 1877.
•417— Dblla Kbb FBNX.BY.*b. Mayas. i88x:

41488— BENJAMIN F. LANGFORD.* b. Sept. xo, X847. m. Araatha J. Chipnian. Dec 33.
x869b who was bora Dec. x. x85a. They reside bi Bandera. Texas.

Ei^kik GeKoratioH ; Isaac^ Ditvui^ Utnry^ Htmirkk^ iicndrick' Epki. ^ 311

IKHUK.

641I— Maky Ann l«ANCPOHU,t b. Jan. 9. 1S7X. died Sq>t 3$. iBts*

t419— BU.RN Makiiin Lanopoku,* b. July s. 1173.

64S0— Nuiuk Lkk 1«anofubu.» U July 31, 1875.

MSI— JAMSS Milton Lamofokd.* b, D«e. m. SI77.

•4tS— EowiN Pkaml XjuiOfOiio.*b. May •6, xUm.

•4S9— Alyin Preston Xjinofoiio,* b, Oct is. Mm.

MS4— Gkokob Hbman Xjuiopobd.* b. Jidy 3. iU$,

454<s-JOHN DAVID LANGFORD.t bw Aag. I, tl49-

43414— ISAAC BERRY UiNGFORD,* b. Jum t,ztST. m. EUnboth Jam BM, Marck

MSft— Samubi. Milton Lanofobo,* bw Jan. x4. tt73, diad Fab. X4, iMfi

•4S€— William Lbb I«anofobd.* b! Jona xy. 1874.

MS7— Bbniamin Fmankun Langfobo,* b, Maya, x876.

MSI— Clabbncb Bybon Lanofobo.* b. Juaa I, xlyS. .

MSt— Alub LAN0FOBO,*b. Fab. a. zMoi

•4S0— Saban Mat Lanofobo.* b. May st, xSta.

•491— ITT Lanofobd,* b. Fab. wff, x884.

4M9S-SINAI W. LANGFORD,t b. Fab. M. x9S4. diad Jvly a, xMs.

4M8«-ALFRED W. LANGFORD.t b. Mareb ag. 1856, diad Ang. ay, 1863.

4848Y— ANDREW E. LANGFORD.t b. April 8, 1858. diad Jtdy 13. 1863.

454e«— EUZA JANE LANGFORD.t b. Juaa 3. 1860. m. Jamaft W.Townct. Jan. X3. 1884.

18808.
ROBUl L. TowNB8,t k Jan. la, i8H*

4f4«8-L£E M^ILUAM LANGFORD.t b. Aag. 3, x8^ m. Laara J. Davaapart. Sapt
ax.x884.

4849 M- J AMES M. LANGFORD.t b. Dae. 19. 1865, m. Laura Anaa Faalay, Nor. as.i886w

976S. WILUAI^I^ BANTA waa bora in Indiana, and removed with hia parentt

at an eariy Bge to Texaa, before it waa admitted into the Union. He held a coounisBion

from Goveraor Snm. Houatont and aenred on the frontier four montha. Subaeqnently he

r ec e i ve d a commiaaion from Governor Oark, and aenred for a year in Indian warfiire.

Waa alao in the Confederate aervice during the whole war. He ia now a former and

lecturer at Lanipaaas, Texas. Haa written a booki which he expecta aoon to pabliah,

on frontier life among the early Texan aetderk He manriedt March 4« 1850^ Luanda

HairrtOQ.

laairB.

4847— EU2A JANE.t b. March x, xHs. BMrriad ftnt. Daaid Caldwdl. Feb! aa. 1867.
Safaeaqiiapcly iha nuvriad, March a8, X87O1 John McGowa. Tbay lire te Oak
AOayt Buratc Caaaty. Texas.

I88OB BT FIB8T MABBIAOX.

t48i— WiLUAM CALDWBLL,t b. OcL X3. 1867. died Nov. y. X867.
0488 — EusABBTU CALDWBLUt h. Nov. 8. 1868. OL JaNMss C. Kiaeaid.

ISSUB BT SXCOND MABBIAOB.

8484— AucB McGowN.t b. Nov. a8, 187a. '

0488— Samobl McGown.8 b. J««e X3. x8ys, died ia iafoaay.

048i— WiLUAM McOoWN.t b. Jaaa 13. 18^ died ia iataey.

8487- Ann Maby McOowN.e b. Jaa. 4. x877.

8488 -Katb Lbb McGowN.t b. Nov. x. X879.

8480— Ai>BUNB MrGowN.t b. Dte. 6. x88x. died Nov. la. t88e.

0480— Lanta Tabitiia McGown.v b. April 30^ 1884.

0481 - Fbank McGowN.t b. Feb. xg. xSSO.

312 Eighth CtniraiiOM; Isuac^ Daviii^ ihnry* Jftndrick^ /hmMck^ Efihi.^

454S*I&\AC HENRY,! b. Jan. ii, 1853. died Aug. xx, 1867.

4549-MARY ANN., b. Nor. ,5. .•«. m. | J; ^fej SlJ^/5^"??.&.**"-

IMUB BY FIKST MAIIIIIACB,

MM— John Thomas Mitchell,* b. June it, 1174.

t46S— LuaNDA Cakolinb Mitciiklu* Ik May 30, 1876.

•4t4— MAiOAmtT Ellkn Mitciikll,* b. Jan. m. 1878. divd Oct. 10. x88i.

t4<i— Samuel Edward Mitcukll.* b. Jan. 30, x88x.

I88VB BY 8BCOND MABRUOB.

•4M— Jambs OBBBB.t b. Scpc 08. xSls.

fit?— Dbolah OBBBB.t b. Feb. 08. 1887.

48M— WILLIAM MfLTON.8 b. July 95, 1856, m. Emres Jane Smith, July ay, 1879. Their
resideBce is at Star P. O.. Hamilton Co.. Texas.

I8SUB.

•46t~SBBA.t b. April 30, x88a.

i468— Sabah Euzabbth.s b. May 30, x88ol

§470— Nancy Cmbistina.8 b. March 03, X887.

4ftftl— MAGQIE.8 b. Jan« 09, i8s9b m. WttUan WoMe. April xo^ X877. They Uve at Thrifty.
Blown Co., Tesas.

XSSOB.

i471— Samubl Sbxton Wolfs,* bw SepL 3, x88o.
t47S— Maby Alicb WoLFB,t b. Sept. xo^ x88a.

t47S— Olasco WoLFB,t b. Dee. 30^ 1884. !

' §474— Obma Alma Wolfb,* b. Dec xg, x886.

4§§a-BLLEN,8bw SepL 04. x86o,m. John Wesley Thomas, Auk. •0,1879. Their residence
Is at Star, TeiM*

ISSOB.

§47i— Maooib Lbonoba Thomas,* b. Jan. 3, X883.
§47§— Famnib Cobdbua Thomas.* b. April s. x886w

4iiS-WILSON PICKINS,* b. July ^ x86a, m. Alios Neeie^ July, i8ls. They ttve at

4514— KITTIE,* b. Mardi xy. x86i4, m. Robert T. A. Psrfc, Sept. xo^ 1879. They Uve in
Star, HomHton Co., Texas.

§477— Gbobob Wilson Pabk,* b. Ocl 9^ x88a.
§47§— JBSSB COLMAN Pabk,* b. July a8, x888.
§47t— Lbsub Gabland Pabk,* b. March is. x884.
§4§0— Clbvblano Hbnby Pabk,* b. Nov. 5, x88s.

48ii— DIXIE,* b. Dec 97. X865, died Sept X3, x868.

4§8§— SUSAN,* b. Dec 14, X867, m. Howard Kforris. April 19^ x884. They live at Lam-

4U7r-LAURA CAD WELL.* bw Oct 6, x87a
45§§— FANNY.* b. Auc. 31. 1873. died Nov. a8, 1874.
4859-JOHN DAVID.* b. Ocl 9. X874.
4§§0— NORA,* b. April xy. 1878, died July ly, 1878.

9766/ DAVID RILEY ^ DANTA married MBrpireC J. Keith, who was born
June aS, 183a. He is a UniversalisC preacher in Lampasas, Texas.

ISSVB.

4§§1-FRANKUN PIERCE.* b. Nov. 33, xlsa, m. Mollie Greenhow. He died June 15.
18741 His widow lives in Belcher, Montague County, Texas.

ISSVK.

§4§1— EtfOBNB MoBDBLL,* b. June 30^ 1873.

Ki^H^hiA GeuemtioH ; Isottc^ Ihwui^ Hcary^ IltUiMck^ IfeHtirkk* Epke. < 313
45<a*ROXEY ELLBN.t b. Nov. 94. 1855, m. I.ouis Wylio Jackson.

ISSUK.
MSt— W1IJ.IAM IlABVKY jACKMlN.t U. QcL X9. 1876.

6488 — Gkokok Ouvrm Jackbcin.* U. S«pc. n, 1878.
6484— I.RI.IA IlKiXR jArKsON,tl». Mardi x8, 188a
648f — ANtiNKW C. Jac:kimin.* U. HepC. 88, 1883.
6480— Alick C. Jackson.* \u SfopL 08, 1889.

4563— GEORGE WASHINGTON.! b. Oct. 13. 1857. m. Mary Ann Ogle, lliey live in
Vocn, McCnlloofli Cooaty, Texas.

tSSVB.

6467— TANY.tb. 1875.

6488— ANDKKSON.tll* 188X.

6486 -EmM b. Jan. « 18^
6466— Jambs,* b. x8H*

4564— ISAAC BURDEN.! b. Aug. i4. 1859. dkd July 15. X878.

4666— WILUAM ELLIS.! b: May as. x86i.

4566— OLIVER WILSON.! b. Juaa x4. X869. wu Rosa Ofla. Tbey ttve la Bdcber. Tens.

4567— LYDIA.! b. OcL xa. x866. m. Jolia Davis.

4566— AUCE.! b. Mardi aa, x868.

4566— BEXXE,! b. Feb. 6, X870.

4570— CHARLES DAVID.! b. Dec. n* iSTS- died July 7. X878.

4571— KURGARET ELIZA.! b. Dec sfi. X898.

8757. CELESTINA? BANTA manicd Robert Alexander Gibson in 1856. They
reside in Uvaldet Tescas.

457t— JAMES BANTA GIBSON.! b. Dee. ss, 1856. lives ia Pecos Oty. Texas.
4576— ISAAC CONN GIBSON.! b. April xi. 1859. m. ESsabetb Cory. April. X87S. Tbey
Ibnueriy lived ia Uvalde. Texas, sad r s a aoved 10 Pscos City. Texas.

I88UB.

646S— JUX.IAN ViCTOi Giasoir.! b. March 4. X899. *

6496- Liujan Roxana Gibson.* b. Ang. 8. s88a.
6464— Mabbx. Josbphinb Gibson.* b. Feb. sob 1884.
6465— Lbonoba Gulnaib Gibson.* b. Ang. 8. X885.
. 6466— Jambs Richabd Bybon Gibson.* b. Dee. m^ x886.

4574— ROXANA DAVIS GIBSON.! b. May s, x8dis.
4575— MARY LOUISA GIBSON.! b. Nov. 4, x86s.

9768. JOHNY BANTA was bom in Warwidc Cmincy, Indiana. He married
Angelina McDonald^ December 3B| i86a Sbe was bom in lUinoisy February 7, 1844*
Tbey reside at Centre Point, Kerr County, Texa8| wbere be has a (arm of 330 acres.
He has engaged for many years in lecturing upon the Scriptures.

ISSUB.

4576— MARY AUCE.* b. Jaa. x8. i85x. m. Samacl M. MagiB. April X5. X877. Tbey Uve
at Ceatie Paiat. Texas.

ISSVB. '

6467— Huoii H. Magill.!
6486— I^lABOABgT A Macill.*
6466— Lindsay V. KIaoill.*
6500— Mabxl E. Maoill.*

4577— ISAAC T..! b. March x6. xOfis. ai. Naaaie J. Taai

ISSVB.

6501— DOBA Katb.*

314 Eigkik CiHiraiioH; Isaac^ Davld^ Ifenry^ Jhndnck^ Htudrick'^ Epke.^

4671— WILLIAM l^.t b. July ii, 1863.

4679— CLARA,t b. Sept. a8. i8^, m. Stieppard H. Oatman.

IMVB.

860S— John H. Oatman.*
' 6609— Dknnm C. Oatman.*

8604— WlLUAM A. OATMAN.t

46tO-HENRY WILSON.i bw Jn. 3. 1867.
* 4601— MARTHA JANB.* b. Feb. m. ZS69. dkd March 4. 1669.
460a— JOHN OSCAR,! b. Feb. il, x87a
4611 -lKA,t b. May 14, Z671. died JiNM 7. ttTB.
4614— RACHEU* b. Scpc u, 1674.
4616 - EPKE SETH.t b. Scpc 14, 1877.
4610— OUVER €..• b. April aS, 1879.

. 8709. JACOB RHINIERSONY BANTA married Clara McDonald in 1859. He j
was a fimner, ranger and *' Nimrod hunter.** He died October, i866.

ISS0B.

4687— ELIZA.8 b. Jaa. 5. x86i. m. Matthew Taylor. 1876. I

4688— PERMEL1A.8 b. Jan. s 18^ m- John W. Taylor. 1877. |

4680— ANGEUNA,* b. Oct 5. x86s. a. Janet SOven. 1883.

87m. ABIA LOUISA 7 BANTA married James M. Fish in 1856. Subsequendy
she married James Carter Stokes, who was bom June sa, 1841, and died August 34,
1885. She died July, 1867.

ISSOB BT FIBST MASBIAOB.

4600— MARY M. nSH.t b. Maieh aj. 1857. m. WnUam Batferd. 1873. He was bom
April IS* >846. Thsy life te Wealbiook, Tesas.

ISSUE.

0606— W^LUAM O. BAsroED.* b. Juae 8. xSts.
0600 — Chaslbs E. BASfOBO.t b. Oct xs, 1877.
' 0607— LiLUB R. BASfOBD.8 b. March a. zSSoi
0600— Andt J. BASfOBO.t b. March as. X863.
0600— Olub BAsroBD»t b. Sept 19^ z884.

ISSVB ST S800ND MABBIAOB.

4601- FANNY CELE8TINA ST0KES.8 b. Miqr 4. x86e. m. Chariei Lackey. Nor. 7. xSSa.

ISSOB.

X— LlLUB LUCBBTIA LACXBY.t b. XSSX.
S— DO8A JANB LACXBT.t b. Aug. 30b 1884.

46M-EMMA VICTORIA STOICES.8 b. Aug. S3. x86x. m. BenJ. H. McGahue. Nor. X9b
X878. Thsy live at Rough Rock P. O.. Blaaeo Co.. Texaa.

ISSOB.

X— Lola Obmoba McGARua.t b. Nov. 30^ X879.
s— Chablbs B. McGAnuB.t bw OcL. xSSa
3— Jambs Anobbw McGANVB.tbw Aag. 3. xSSa.
4— Mabgabbt Mubtblb McGAHUB.t b. Jnoe X9b 18S5.
5— jBssiB May McGAHVB,t b. Sept 3. xSSy.

4688— LORETTA ST0KES,8 b. Ang. 8. x866. m. John P. Johannetten, Dec xs. i886w
They live at Round Mouaiate. Blanco Co.. Texas.

ISSUB.

Jambs Chablbs Joiiannbssbn.* bw Oct. 15. xSSy.

Ei^kth GiMemiion; Isaae^ Paind^ Htnry^ lUndtict^ lUmirick"^ Epkfi^ 315

2782. GE0K(;E COKOON WILSON' HANTA was born in Clark$vilU% Texas.

He married Susan Melissa Kippy« March 15, 186$. She was born hi Kuni Co.,Tcx:ts,

March 18, 1848. He is a Christadelphian preacher. They reside at Hyc, Blanco Co.,

Tescas.

isiinc

48M— EUZADETH JANB,« b. Anc. !$• x86tf. m. Josqsh OrMr, AprO «. xSSa. They live

hi Blaaeo Co., Texas.

issve.

•ill— Claba OasEi,t b. Jon. xe, xttx.

•ilt—ROBBar GRSsa.t b. Sept 6. x8le, died Sept 6, 1883.

8818— EtoiA GBBsa^t h. Oet xtf, X884.

4888 —DORA MENA.I b. Jan. a8. x868. m. Edwaid Miles Gipsoe. Dec. 30. xSIs-

ISSUE.

8814— Anna Xjuui Oimon.* b. Jtp. xa, 1887.

4888— GEORGE WILSON.t h. Nov. as, X869, died Feb. 84. X878.

4887— CHARLES WILUAM.I h. Attf. s. x87X-

4888— ROXEY ANN.t b. Sept xg, x87s. died Dee. xd, 1874.

4888— MARY FRANCES,t b. Aag. 4. X87S.

4800— EMMA ALMEDA,* b. Attff. eg. X877.

4801— BERTHA LENORA«t b. Oet a, 1879. died Jaa. xs x88a.

4802— ERNEST JOHN.* b. April so. 1883.

4808— EUNICE ELLA,i b. March ^ X885.

9768. PERMELIA VICTORIA ^ BANTA was bom m Hunt Co., Texas. She
married Edward Carroll HoUea, Oct sSi i^^ He was bom at Bfaick Creek, Floridat
Dec 28, 1841. They reside at Wescbrook, Texas.

ISSUB.

4804— DANIEL JEFFERSON HOLDEN.t b. Feb. so. x8^

4808— MARY EUZABSTH HOLDEN.t b. Aac. « x86s. at. Joba Albert Gates. Feb. es

X888.

ISSOB.

8818— Edwabd Lbs OAT8s,t h. Nov. ag, x888.

4808— SARAH ELVINA HOLDEN.t b. March xy. xldy. m. Iiaae Kaiicy, Dee. e3, x888.

4807— EDWARD EMANUEL HOLDEN.t b. Jaa. 30. X869.

4808— CHARLES JOSEPHUS HOLDEN.t b. Nov. xs. x87a

4808— ANNIE VICTORU HOLDEN.t b. Aag. x. X878.

4810— JOHN MONGURRY HOLDEN.t b. Maith aa, x894.

4811— ULUE R. HOLDEN.t b. May ax. X896.

4812 -HENRY LEVI HOLDEN.t h. Jaa. sx. X878.

4818— GEORGE HOLDEN.t h. Miqr4. x88a.

4814— BEUlJiH HOLDEN.t b. Oet so. x88e.

4818— AUCE HOLDEN.t b. Dse. 4. X883.

4818— JAMES HOLDEN.t b. Mardi xo; x88s.

8764« EUZABETH PERUNA^ BANTA, bora hi Hunt County, Texaa, March
5, 1844, mairied 2achariah McDonald, June 10, 186a Subaequently 8he married
Allen Sellars, October 10, 1871 ; be was bom December 9, 1842.

ISSUB ay riBST mabbiagb.
4817— WILUAM WILSON McDONALD.t b. Aag. 3. x88x. at Elliabtdi Bares. May
17. X883.

ISSVB.

8818— LiBiB McDoNAtD.t b. Feb. xx. X884.
8817— Gbbtbudb McDonald.* b. Feb. \% X887.

3l6 Eighth GiMtnUipnj Isaac^ David^ Henry^ Heniirick^ Htndrick^ EfJte.^

X

461S— HENRY DAVID McDONALD.t b. July i6» X863. died Jaui. yK 1875.

4ei9— ANNIE VICTORIA McDONALD.t b. June 9^ x8^. m. John Uncwbcr. Mafdi

' 4M0~JAMES EDWARD McDONALD.t b. June 4. X867.
4ttl^EUZADETH JANE McDONALD.t b. June 04. 1869.

I8SUB BY tBOOND MAKKIAOB.

4tt9-EVA MTELTHENU SELLARS.t b. Sept. x6» xtTi.
4U9— MARY EU2A 8ELLARS,t b. Feb. mi, 1873.
: 4tt4^FEUX SELLARS.t b. Nov. 7. zt77.

4tt8— CATHERINE SELLARS.t b. Jnly 93. iMa
4696^ ROSA LEE 8ELLARS,t b. Mey as. 1883.

«7e5, ISAAC FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS^ BANTA. born in Hunt County, Texas.

married Martha Hdein Stmms, August 13, 187a She was bom in Lavaca County,

Texas.. They live in Pagan, Texas.

issos.

4997— E8TELLE.t b. Msich ai. 1879. died Jan. i, 1875.

4999— AUCE.f b. Jsa. at. 1874.

4999— DAVID.t b. Feb. a8. x87«.

4990-LOULA VICTORU.tb. Oct 13. X879.

4991— JOHN LYNDER.t b. Aag. 3. x88a ;

4999-lVY LEE.t b. Dee. 30^ x8|s.

.4

Albert* HeBiy8 Albert^ Hendriek» Bendxieks Spke.i

. 8771. HENRYY BANTA married Susan M. Ne«; July 13, i9s4. She was bom
December 1%^ 193$. He was formerly a &rmer, and now lives at Tuscola, IlL

issvx.
4999— MINNIE.t b. July x6» x«S7. m. itM4 jo«epht Baaia. Oct. X883.
4940— RODERT.t b. Oct. a. x8s8. m. Aaaa Reed. Dee. x88x. They live in Gallon. lUinoii.
4941— ALBERT.tb.Feb.8.x86a He ia In the dmg bttiaaen in SL Louis, .Mo.
4949— AORAM.t b. Oct. 6» x86x.
4949— JOHN M.,t b. April 8. X863, m. MWt Mattlet Baata. They Uve ia Eldorn, Kauiaa.

I— VlVlAll.t
S— MABXUt

4944-CHARLES E..t b. Fel). ta. 1866.

4949— WILUAM H..t b. Feb. t6. X867. m. Maude Bain. June ax. X891.

4949— BETA A..t b. 8cpC 4. xSM.

4947— FLORA.t b. March at, 1870, m. Ira C Curtis, Dee. 7. 1887.

ISSOI.

I— MoirrsLLB CuBTis.t b. Sept. 8. 1889.
s— Pbbn Cvktis.9 b. May as. X89X.

4949-IDA.t b. Feb. a4. 1871.
4949— SILVANA R..t b. Sept. as. X873.
4999— ORA E..t b. March ax, 1873.

2773. ABRAM7 BANTA married Martha Randolph, April 4t i367. She was
bom in Wavehmd, Indiana. During the Civil War he enlisted, July 37, i96i, in
Company H, of the 35th Illinois Regiment, and was mustered out September 1, 1964.
He is a farmer at Garret, IlL

EigkiA CeneraiioH; Albert^ lUnry'^ Albert^ Hendrick^ liemMck^ Epke.^ 317

ISSUE.

40^0 LEVA MAY.t b. April a6, 1868. m. I.eroy G. Rkkout. Dec la. 1888.

ISSUE.

Ray Rauph RiDEOVT.t b. June 84, sSgo.
46508— MARY FRANC£S,8 It. Sept. s. 1870, cIM April si. 1884.

4080S--CORA PRISClUJi.8 b. Nov. 19, 1871.

8774. JAMES^ BANTA married Mary J. Crane. They live in Orleans, Ind.

ISSUE.

46804— JOSEPH.tb. Msfeh 13, i|ss. m- ^^Mfauiks Baaia. Oct.. iSSj. He Is comicctcd
with th« Elsetric Railway in Dscatar. IIL

ISSUE.

X— Eael M..* b. Oec a, x8|s-
e— AtraED' B.,t b. Nov. 19. s884.
3— Feae,* b. Nov. ad. x888.
4— jAY,i b. Jaa. 84. X891.

46668— UZZI£,8 b. March a^. x|S7. m. — Wartaa.
46608— MAmE.8 b. OcL. x86o. m. MMJoha M.8 Baata.
4iMt-.SARAH.8 b. Jan. 1. s6te.
46608— ELLA,8 b. —

▲Xb«rt« Patars AXbtft^ BaadiUk' Handsieks Spka.^

9780. JACOB? BANTA married Jane ShieUa, January 21, 183a He wu a
vheelwrislit.

46608- CHRI8TINA,8 b.' OcL a. s^s* ak Jacob Wolfe, Nov. a. XI54. Ha Is a Ihnaar.
Sha diad FA aa. 1836.

lasuB.

Feanos M WoLnt,t b. Aaf . 9% x8ss« m. Cbarioiia Priee. Aof . as, 1878. Sht j
was bera Nov. 4, xOfiau Ha Is a carpaaiar. Uvinf at Qarka, Randolph Co.. lad. '

ISSUE.

X— WnUam O. W6Ua.l8 b. Fab. 13. X880.
a— Joha F. Wol«i,i8 b. July aa. x88a
3— Cora D. WoUb.18 b. Nov. 9. X884.
4— AUca W. Wolle.18 b. Dae. ai. 1866.
S— Marioa O. WoUe,M b. Jaly 3X, X889.

466018— RACH£L,8 u. Dae. 19, 1836b m. Jaeab WoUa, Aaf. 7. X856.

ISSUE. ' *

X— John W. Wolfb,8 b. May a4. X857.

a— William P. Wolfe,8 b. April a9. XI59.

3— COEA M. W0LFB.8 b. Jane 19. x864, ul Emafi Hasslcr, Jane §3. 1888.

ISSUE.

Raehal C. L. Hasslar.M b. Dae. aa. 1889.

466011— MARY.8 m. Eaaly HenderMO.

4666 18— DANIEL JAC0D,8 b. OcL xx. x84X« aL EUtabeih Aaa Randd. Jan. xd. 1866^ She

was bara Dae. ax, x844. and died Fab. a. 1876. Ha is a Csmner hi Mcreer, Mtreer

Countyt Ohio.

ISSUE.

x— CI.AMA JANK,« b. Mofvh 31. 1867, m. Allirrt SUagvr. July 4. 1885. !

lUUB.

X « Walter Singer.i* b. Feb. ao. xta7.
s^Anaa Siafer.i* b. Oct. ao, 1889.
S^AUea Singer.M b. Auf . 3. x89i.

a— J[OHN Wbslby,* b. Jnly ao, 1870, it a ftmaer la Mareer, Obia
3-* WlLUAM FBANaM b. Mareb X4, xtTs, Uvea al Fan Wayaa. lad.

46«0U—ELIZABETH.8iii. William Prioa. Sba died May mi, xlTt. and ber bttibaad died
Aaf. M^ 1883.

STSa. PETER V00RHIS7 BANTA was bom in Wamn Coonty, Ohio. When
aboni nine yetrs old his pnients moved to Darke County, Ohio, and he was brouglit up
on a fiurm. He married Sarah Cassart, daughter of Peter Caasart, of Warren County,
January 38, 1837. She died January 20^ 1857. He married again, March 14, 1858,
Parmdia Rynieraon, daug^iter of Nicholas Rynlerton. He lived at Brown's Station and
was in the grain business. In 1844 he was a merchant in Castine, Ohio. He was
Justice of the Peace ibr twenty years. In 1851 he was elected to the Ohio Assembly
from Darke County, being re-elected the following year. In 1870 he moved to Green-
ville, Ohio, and was elected County Treasurer, serving during the yean 1870-72. ''He
wu considered a gentleman of genial social manners, generous impulses and excel-
lent good sense, poaieiicd an enterprising public spirit, cautious in actions and decided
in his opinkms.* He died at Castine^ Ohio, January aa, 1889.

issoa 8T fiBST wira."^

4881— MArriN VAN BUREN.t b. OcL u. 1838. diad Feb. xr. X839.
488t— MARY JANB.8 b. Jnaa aB. iM^ died Aug. as, xS^a
- • 4688— ALBERT C.,8 b. Aug. xy. i84X, died Feb. 7<- 1846.
4884— PBTBR P.,8b. Juaax, x843, died Dae. xoi, 184S.
4888— DANIEL J..8 b. April aa. 1846, died April ag. X846,
4888— LAVINIA.8 b. Sept. x«. x847. »• Henry Aydelett. March x, x86s.

issua.

* 8818— Sasas Aobunu ATDaLBTT.t b. Sept. X3, X869, died Marcb 9% 1873.
0818— CiiABt.BS PaTBK AYDaLarr.t b. Nov. xy, xSyx. died March S7i i^«
8880- Aamua Vikgil AYDBi.BTT,t b. Jnly xs. xSyj. ^

8881— CLAasNca Voosiibbs Aydbuktt,* b. Feb. as, x89a.

488T— MARaARET.8 b. Dea. 8. x8si. m. MlebiMl Kactriag; Jan. at, X883.

ISSOB.

8888- CLABA Pbabl KBTTBiNO,t b. Jsn. a4, x8|s*
8888— Sabam Hasbl KBTTBiNCt b. Feb. 8. X887.

4888— ARILDA,8 b. May 6^ X854.

4088— JAMES B..8 b. Jan. aS. t8s6b died OcL ad, x8s6.

878a. JOHN C.^ BANTA married Catherine Robertson, Sept aa, 1836. She
was bom Dec 11, 183a He died Dec is, 1881.

18SUB.

4880— WILLIAM LANB,8 b. Aug. x, X837. m. Efanira RynlerHm. Dea. a6b x86x. They

SB w^a SOB A^W^^aBB^B^BBBBBA m^^B% B BBNB ^#B^bB avB^npBBB ^BSBBBb

ISSUB./

0884— CvirmiA ANN.t b. Nov, 3a, x86s, died June $. 1888.

8888— Mabtka CATMBBVNa.t b. Jan. 33, 1864.

8888— Emma L.t b. Dee. aS. x866, m. Emory B. Nasb. April 8. 188$. She died

Sept. 19b xSSy*
888T— WiLUAM.8 b. Aug. x. xeyx, died Aug. 7, iSyx.
8888— Maxwell R.,* b. April xo, 187s (Ued Septl %. 1874.

igkik (i*9uratM .: Albert Pittr^ Albert^ Hendrick^ Hendriek^ Epki. ^ 319

Joha* Peter* Albert^ Btodxiek* Btodxiek* gpkt,>

8701. BENJAMIN N.? BANTA mairied Mary Schnorf; who was born in Warren
County, Ohio, Augusl 20^ iSso.

4e7S^GEORGS W.,i b. Jaa. 7, 1137, m. Dadawia Darlt.

4674'JOMN £••> b. April fl6. xt4i« m. EUea GuiiiB. April 17, xUff. She wai bora to
Mmliioii County, IncL, Oct. 4* xtso* Tlwy livt In Munchr, Ind., whnrt bo to n
morehanl. He wai pucmmitrf ihew durinif l^mideni Ckvckuid's admintoiration.

4661— MARY KLCANOK." Ii. Junes. 1899. dkil July. 1853.
466a*-lSAAC K..t b. Feb. 6. iMi.diud July 97. itsl-

4666— DAVID RC£DER.t I). Feb. 7. i>43. m. Elatobeth ^IcCbimer. Dec. aS. 1866. 'I*hey
live bi West IConcbener. Preble Co., Obio.

IMVB.

6696— Ranoom LaoNAao.t b. Nov. 19, 1867. m. Orpba May Jodfo. Doe. ox, X889.
6666— Claba Emma.* b. Moreh xx. 1869.
6661— EsTHsa MAY.t b. July xs. xSyx.
6666— laA WiLUAM.t b. Aug. x, X678.
6666— At^airr jAMB8,t b. Nov. ^5, 1880.

4664— DANIEL.8 b. Jaa. 4, X64S. m. Cotbertao Roller. Oet. x8. x866^ Tbey Ibo te West

MancboMor. Oblo.

lasus.

6664 - Maby E.,t b. July 09. X867.

6666- FLoaA,t b. Sepi. 6. x868.

6666— CoaA.t b. Sept. 6. x868. |

6667— OaoKOK F.,t b. Joa. ao, x87x<.

6666— WxLUAM J.«* b. Feb. 9, X673.

6666— Anma C..« b. Feb. 9. X873.

6646— JOUN Cm* b. Apffl 6. X676.

6641— Elmbk D..8 b. Auf . 30. x86a

664t— Nkllik R. D..t b. Jaa. 8. x88$.

4666— JOHN ALBERT.8 b. SopL xoi, x6<7. m. MaryHopoor, Doc. 1671. Ho died Mareb

4*x>7a.
4666— JESSE PALMER,* b. OcL ai, x849b m. Jeruiha J. Biowa. Jaa. « xiya. Tbey ttve
te Catdno, Darke Co., Obio.

ISSVB.

6646 — Bbutma M at,* b. Jnae y, X673.

4667— JAMES DUNWOODY.t b. Sept. n, 1651. died Mareb 31. x8s3.

4666— RACHEL ANN.i b. Mny xa, x<54. dM Deo.. x|S4-

4666— SARAH MAROARET.8 b. Sept. xo, x^s. died Nov., x|sS-

4676— PBTER.8 b. Nov. xi. xlsy, ». Sorab Aan Aiaold. FA xx, X878. Tbey ttve to Caa-

ttoo,Oblo.

iasiiK«

6644— Lb'wm AL8K«?.8 b. April X4, X679, died Oct. a. x88s.
6646— John Wcstxy.t b. Sept. 6. x88o. died Sept. w^ X883.
6646— HAamxa jB88B,t b. Mareb 05. x86&

4671— GEORGE ANDERSON.* b. Dec 9^ x86o, m. Sutta Trump, Joa. aa. x88x. They
live to Cantoe, Darke Co.. Ohto.

I88UK.

6647— Btbbu* b. Nov. X4. z86c

330 £ifAtA GituraHam; Jakn^Pttir^ Alberi^ Hendrick^ Hindrick^ EpktA

ISSUE.

•04t— Mary Almrrton.* b. April 3. 1868. died April i^ 1868.
0848 * Marry Richards,* b. Keb. as. 1869.
0880— Deo Lkr.* b. July 99, 187s.
0881 '—Susie May.* b. June 15, S87&
688S— JoiiN^t b. March 3, 1883.

P«t«r« Piter* ASbn%^ Bendxiek' Bndxieks Spk«.i

•

8791*. JOSEPH L.T BANTA married Jane Card, April 3, 1851. She was bom
fai Preble Co., Ohto, December 37, 1833. During the CivQ War he enlisted in Com-
pany D9 34di Regiment Indiana Volunteers, and served for one year. He was a Trustee
of his township, and in 1870 was elected County Treasurer, Jay County, Indiana, holding
the office for four years. He died January ai, 1892. His widow lives at Greene, Jay
County, Ind. j

ISSUE*

48741-ARDILLA,8b.M«ich 18. x8ss.m. Lewis M.Erilsiser.Mardiz,x874. He it a mnsidaii
in Ptortlaod. Ind. His wife died Feb. 19^ 1875.

ISSUE.

Aedilla F. EviLsiSBa.8 b. Feb. la, 1875.

4074t-WILUAM RILEY.8 b. Aug. 15. x<54.m. Jennie L. HOdretli. HeBvesal Greene, Ind.
4i74t-MARY ELIZABETH.8 b. June 38, x|S7. m. Wniisn P. Hiatt. of Pennviile. Ind.. Sepc
S4.X879. She died May 99»x889.

ISSUE.

s«-NAOMf HUTT,8 b. Jen. s. x888.
s^Eooar Raymond Hiatt.* b. Dee. m^ 1887.

4074«-EU,8 b. Jan. s6b z868. m. Martha E. Craaor. Sept. 15. x888.

Banxy* Piter* Albert^ Hendrick* Bendxiek* Spke.^

87M, B»IJAMIN AJ BANTA was bom in Warren County, Ohio. He married
Catherine J? Yowell, February 14, 1856, who was bom September 10, 1837. He is a
ftrmer, living at West Manchester, Ohio. ,

ISSUE.

4878— ARAMANTHA C..8 b. Nov. x8. z«s4. »• CUnton 0« Witt Pario. Dee. 30^ 187s- He

isafivmer.
. 4878-SARAH AUCE.8 b. April is, ^858.
4877— MARQUIS U.t b. April xi. i860, m. Martha Drown. Feb. 13. Z887.
4878— EVA M..8 b. Nov. x6. x86i.
4079^BERRILDA BELLE.8 b. Jan. so. 1864. m. William A. Foose. March i. X883. He

isafivmer.
MiO^WILUAM H..i b. Nov. 7. 1878.
4881 —MABEL M..8 b. Jan. x6, X877.

S7M. MARY ELIZABETH 7 BANTA married, December 33, 1855, Michael
Tanner. Her second husband was William Esterbrook, whom she married in 1878.

* ISSUE by fiest marbiage.

4881 1— WILSON GUSTON TANNER.* b. April 7. t*S7. m. Emma Miller. April so. 188a.
4881 *- FLORA AGNES TANNER.t b. Dec x. 1860. died July 10. 1869.
4881 t^WILIJAM HE.SRY TANN£R.i b. March s. i*6a. m. Apies Fellows. June. x888.

Eii^kiA Cencraihn; Henrys Peirr^ Albert^ Heudrick^ Ihmdrick^ Kpkt.^ 331

IKSVK.

Gkacb Tannrk,* b. 1S89.
46SI «— CIIARLKS FBSTI US TANNBR.«b. June ••. 1869.

lUUK tY SKCONII MAttttlAttB.

40S1 a-GKOKUI£ ESTEKIIROOK." b. Nov. •$. it79.

3794. SARAH 7 BANT A ^married John Btown, February 4f i^7« She died
December 18, 1857. .

tStVB. ^

4881 •— GEORGE WII.SON BROWN.t b. Jaii. s, 184I. dM Nov. i, 1149.
4881 7— HENRY BROWN.t b. Mafeh mi, 1I9B. m. EUa MeClwe. Oct. xt. xtTd

ItStfS.

T->HAix.sy Edoak BBOWM.t b. Apffleft, 1179.
s— Obvillb GutTOii BmowN.t b. Uareh 9. liSi.

a— G1.B11DALB B«>wii,t b. Oct. ji, xsas.

4— 8am BiowH.t b. Attf . xt, itgo^

46S1 •— MARY ADENA BROWN.i b. Dee. 14. x|9B. m. CharlM Banict; Oct 3, xttS.
4881 •— WiLUAM GU8T0N BROWN.i b. Feb. 3, t|sS> »• Maud Tinaty. Feb. xa. xSgo.

He it a phjrtielaa ia Lcwiibarg. Plabic Cooaty, Ohla.
46Sll«-*ELMER C BROWN.t b. OcL 98. iMSf. died Ftb^ XI58.

B7M. ROBERT WILSON^ BANTA marriedt Jvae aSi i^i Lydia Ana Rogers
He tubcequendy married Amanda If. SheDey, March 33, 1873.

mua BY fiasT wira.
t^EMMA MARY.i b. July 17. tMd. m. Jdm MOtar. xMs-

HAaaieoN Mxxxsa,* b. i8ll.

ItSUa BT BBGOICO WIfB*

a— JA1IE8 EBEN.* b. Jaa. ai, X874.

8796. JAMES DUNHAM ^ BANTA, bom in Warren Ca, Ohio, married
Criiler. She waa bom in Preble Co., Ohio. He wu a ftrmer m Preble Co., Ohio, and
died Aug., 1873.

ISBVB.

4888— WILUAM HENRY.t b. Sept. X3. XI46, m. Rhoda Batci, Dee. cc xtTX. Sbcwas
bora ia Forter Co.. ladiana. Mardi 4. st4S» aad died Dee. xx. X8I5. He it Saper^
iaieadeat of Public Sfhtwrf t ia Valaefaieo. lad.

8888—MA8BL BatbM b. Jaa. ao. X874.
6888-*Alic8 Looiaa.* b. Feb. ^ xMe.
6880— WiLUAM HAiL.t b. Nov. si. xMs-

4888— SARAH J..i m. William CoaweiL
4884— MABEL E.,«bi. Ehrood Hodteit.
4888— ADAM C..i m. Maiy Kelley.
4888— ELIZA J..t m. Lewis C SeUen.
4887— MARY EUZABETH.< died ia iniuwr.
4888— LENA MARY.t died ia infiuicy.
4888 — LU R£LUA,i died ia iaiaacx.

jaa Ei^ktk GtmraHaH; Danitf Daniifi Albert^ HindrUk^ HendHck^ Epke.^

Daiii«l.« Dani«is Alb«rt« Hendriek' Hondrieks SpkeJ

MOD. HENRY? BANTA married Mary Bean, Oct. lo, 185a She was bom
Oct. 34, 182a He b a (armer, living on hit grandfather's old homesteadt near Leba-
aoot Ohio. All his sons are farmers, and are church members.

issutf
«718t— THOIIAS L. HARMER,t h. Sept. 4. t|S4« m. Lam Monroe. Oct 9^ X878.

ISSUB.
X— EA8L«t h. April, xMa

s— MONKOB.* h. Jan., 1883.

j-^AUBBT.* b. Dte., 1887.

47188^JOHN FIIANRUN.8 b. Sept. 13, x8s7. n^c Lmila JohaHon. Oct. if^ X887.

ISSVB.

X— liUaY.t b. Feh. 14. X889.
. a— Vboa,* b. JoBSt x89X.

4718 >-* JAMES ALBERT.8 b. Auf . a. x86o. died Anf . xoi x86a
^ -' «n8«-;LEWIS VOORH1S.8 b. Oct 84. i86x. m. EdUh WDsoo, Oct xo» xSSS.

^ ISSOB.

X— >PBi^ MAT,t b. Nor. as, X889.
a— >MABy <VAft b. Sept ao, X891.

S818. SARAHT BANTA^married Jacob Potter Halsey, Dec 2, 1845. She died
ia 1867. Her diildfeii removed to Topeka, Kaxisas«

ISSOB.^

4718S--JOHN RUSSELL HALSEY.8
47Xgf. WILLIAM HENRY HALSEY.8
4718t— MEUSSA HALSEY.t
4718*— JAMES HALSEY.8
47118— ROBERT HALSEY.8

8815. DANIEL QJ BANTA <narried Isabel Gosnell, Sept. sa, 1857. She was
bom in Ohio, July 10^ 1838. They reside at 7BI Crawibrd St., Fort Scott, Kan.

• 4719-MARY CATHERINE,8 b. Asf. 9. x8s8. m. a Wcilay Wharton, Oct a6b x88a

ISSOB.

8181— AacniB Whabton,* b. Aug. x, x88x.
8888— AXiTHBA B. WUABTON.t b. -Sept. aa, x88a

8810. MATILDA^ BANTA (Carried Henry J. Creathoose, May 37, 1849, who
wu bom Sept 1, iSaa. They live in Lebanon, Ohio.

issi;b.^
4788— MYRA ANN GREATH0USE,8 b. Jaly x8, x8sd, m. Oriando Bradle7, May 9$. i>7a-

ISSOB.

8888— Daist BBADLBT.t h. Jan. a, x87a.
8884— Gkacb Biiadubt.8 b. Dte. a8, 1873.
8888— Habby Bbadlbt,* b. Joly 7, 1873.
8888— Blacb BaAOLBY.8 b. Ang. ax, 1877.
8887— Floibncb DBAD|.BY,t b. Jan. aa, t88a.
8888— Kitty Riadlry,* b. July 6, 1883.
8888— Laka Bbadliy,* b. March 37, 1888.

EigAtA Gtnemihn; Daniel^ DauUt^ Albert^ Ilindrick^ Ilendrick^ EpkeA 333

478S-MAKY 1*1 GKI-IATIIOUSK.mIi. Maya, iSsa.

4784— DANIKU 11. GR1w\THOUSK.« b. May 7. 1834. m. Dora Didrickiuiti. Aug. at. itTS.

lUUR.
6670-* Irwin Qrbathoosi.* Ik Sept. 16. 1877.

•871-^MAMIB GMBATIIOUSB,t b. Ptb. ti, iMo.
479«— LEVI H. GRBATHOU8E.8 b. Nov. a, t%^ m. EUaabtth Nawtoa. Sepc «. iWfy

IMUC

•878' Lbua OftBATHOVtc,t b. yam A xSlft.

4788-* PETER D. OREATHOU8E.8 b. Maich i4. 1839.

4787-*PRAKiC M. OR£ATHOUSE,8 b. Jvaa •7. s88i.

4788-*8YLVAN T. OREATHOU8E.8 b. Sept. is. x864, m. JuBa Bowiua. Jaa. 4. 1887.

4788-- WILLIAM E. GREATH0USE.8 b. Sapc. a, x866^

4780~JOHN E. GREATH0US£,8 b. Jan. •#• 1869.

4781— IDA II. GREATH0USE.8 b. Nov. 3, 18^.

Bmy8 D«Bi8l8 ADMrt^ BndrUk* BMdiiA* Xfika.^

9826. DAl^IEL H.7 BANTA married Kitty B. Nebb ia Dec, 185 1. Subsequently
be married Miss Moore. He wu boni in Jobosoa County, Indiana, and in 1854 be
removed to Kansas, and five years later to GOpin County, Colorado, wbere be engaged
In mining. He is now in tbe real estate business in Denver, Colorado.

ISSOB BT ViaST WIPE.

I— KATE A.,8b.ms8.

ISSUB BT SBCONO WIFB.

s— MAGGIE J08EPinNE.8 b. x868.
3— EDITH MAY,8 b. X87B:
4-*MARY QERTRUDE,i b. xe^tf.
3— JESSIE BELLE,8 b. 1878.
6— CUFPORD DAKIEL,8 b. 1884.

MM. DAVID^ BANTA married Ellen Jane Brewer. She died July 28, 1855.
He died the following year, July ij, 1856.

tSSVB.

4788^JOHN J.,8 BMrriad ftnt, Laoni E. RIbbIa, Nov. 14. 1874. Sha diad Aug. ai, 1879.
Ha narriail agaia, Jaa. 8, 188s, Martha A. McLaaa. They Uva ia CtatraviOa.

4788— rERMEUA,! dSad ia toCuMy.

4770-* LEMMA. PRANCBS.8 sk Nalaoa McKsa. Tbay Uva ia While Uek, ladlaaa.

tSSVB.

8184— Laoba Mat McICBB.t b. Aug. 4, 1874.
8888— OscAB 0ns McKbb.* b. April 3. X876.
8888— Nblub D. MclCBB.t b. Jaaa 1. 188&
8887— Chablbs PBBSTOif McKBB,t b. Juaa aft. 188s.
8888— UOA Ellbn McXBB,t b. Aag. 13, 184.

M87. LAWRENOEY BANTA married Mary Ann Ross. He is a stodc dealer at
Newton, IIL He was commissioned as Second Lieutenant of Company I, of the 98th
Regiment Illinois Volunteers, September 3, 1862, promoted to First Ljeutenant, March
33, 1863, and appointed Captain, February 33, 1863.

• .

SU KigM GiMirathn; Htnry^ Daniel^ AlbeH^ lUndrick^ HauMck^- £pte. l

ISSUE.

4771— ROBERT HENRY.t b. Jm. 6» 1857. diod Job. 7. 1861.

477S-*THOMAS.t b. Scpc « i86t. died Dee. 09. 1868.

477S— W1LLUM.8 b. May 3s. i884, m. Ella MUchell« April. 189s. He is a fanner in New-

loo* in.
4774— ELLA.8 h. Nov. 9% 18S7. died Oct. 1891.
4778— DANIEL.* b. Dee. ja, 1869, died Nov. 19, 1871L
477t— RUAGA#8 b. Feb. « 1879. died Jom 7. 1879.
4777— LOLA^t k Oct 17, 187$.

- MSa. JOHN T.7 BANTA was bom Deoembef as» 1834. He married Caroline
MaxirdI, Maidi la, 1868. He is a plasterer at Newtooi IlL

18SVB.
4778— BURNIE.* b. Jaa. s. 1869.
4779- £DDIE,< b. April xe. 1871.
. 4780- FREDERIClCt b. Fd>. a4. 1877, (Ucd April 5. 1877.
4781— MAUDE.8 b. Joly 18. 1878.

CHAPTER XXIIL

BibHTH OBNBRATION.

Joka* Thomaa* Wlort^ Wlart* Wlort' Spko.^

MM. GARRETT^ BANTA married Harriet Terhune. He was a phystctan in
Berfen Cooaty, New Jeraey. He died September 10^ 183a. His widow lived to the
age of 93 yearsy and died in 1889.

1880B. *

488t— CATHARINE.8 bi Feb. •7, 1814. m. Janes Laekey. She was a member of the '
Choich at Pafamas in 18591 and was still Ihrteg. a widow, in 1880.

ISSUB.^

8iM— QABasT Banta Lackst,* b. May 7. 1847*

4680— HENRY a.i^b. OcL 13. 181$. m. EUsabedi M. ZabrisUe. Joly 30^ t|sx. He was a j
physldaa la Berfsa. Coimty. New Jersey* Died at Pftnmras. N. J.. Jaa. sx. X874. '
His widow SMRied QanreC D. Voorhees. oC PaterMO. N. J.. Dee. 4^ X883, sad died >

ISSUE. ^

8881— QABasT HsKav.* b. Aaf. IS. 1I9B. died Oct. 7, 18S3.
4881— JOHN G.»t b. Nov. as, 18x7, m. Sarah Ana fihnivelt. April t^ X84S. He died Anf.

ISSOB.'
•808— John HBNaT,t b. March 7. 1847. died Nov. X3, X876.

4888- GARRET G..<1>. March x. x8bo^ Bk Charlotte Adcermaa. He died at Pftnunus,

March 84, x88$. .

IttVB.^

8898— JouN.tb. June 89. x8s4. Uves hi Nyadt. N. Y.

8884— JANBTTA,* b. July 19^ xlS9i <". Jared Perfosoii, April 3a, 1884. She died

Jane ao^ 1883.
8888— CHAKLOTTB.t b. Jan. xx. x8^ died Jan. xd^ X887.
8888— AMANDA.9 m. John E. ZabrisUe. Uve at Nyack. N. Y.

4888— RACHEL ANN,8 b. Aag. 83. x8bx. m. Charics Morse, April x6» X837, at Paramus.

ISSUR.^

8887-*AsiiBtt B. MoKSB.t

EigkiA Gtiuraii0M; Joku^ T/w$nas'^ lyitri^ mWi'-* lyii-ri^ /£pAr.^ 33$

4S34— THOMAS G..* b. Dec. a^ 1893. m. Maria Tallmaa. Roth Oeeeased prior to 1889.
4898— JACOB TERHUNE.8 b. Jan. ag, i8a6. bl Raehd Ann ZabrisUa. They live in
I'atenon. N. J. (1889). '

lUUB.

6888— LOKJuao J.,* h. Jan. 7. tlst- It an inaaranea afent in Patanon. N. J.
0890— CHAfti^s liKNBY.t b. AnfM i96% bl Jannia Doyla.

4099— CHAR1TY.8 b. Jan. 99. i9a8, diad in inlBAey.

4997— ANGENETTA,8 b. May 19, s8b8, m. Jaiptr Tarhona, Jana 13. 1^ Tbay Kve at

KWiawooOt J^. J. ^

IS80K.

9000— Gaust H. TBtiimtt.*

MOO. TYNIE? BANTA^mnrried »3TPecer M. Bogeit,? at Schnalenburgfa, De-
cember aiy i9i I. They became members of thcehufch at 'Schraalenburgh, Febniaryi
i9i6. He died beibre 1946, and she died Jtdy 14* i99i. The numbers bdow are con-
secutive in the Bogert liaei which explains the variatioa. «

ISSVB.'

4999— JOHN BANTA BOGERT.8 b. Sapt 13, 1813. m. Jana xs» ^Hl* J«m Viadand
Hottkbwovt, who died April ay^ 1849^ Ha nMiriad again, Jana is, 1852. EUiabeih
C Blaaan. wbo diad May 9. 2978.

issoB ST nasT wifb* /

9909— John Vaaauuto Booaar.t b. April 6. 1839.

9900— Edwaso Hybb BooBBT.t b. May i$, 2840. dIad Nor. §3, 288$.

9907— AvoosTA DoOBBT.t b. Jan. 4, 2843* m. Cbariat A. Placa, Jnna 25. 247.

2— Vraafauid Bofert Plaee.it b. 1863.
s— Jeaephina Bofert Plaea,i8 b. 2887.

8908— Eloabbth Asm BooBBT.t b. Jan. 8, 2848.

ISSUB BT SBOOND WIPB. *

9909— Katb Bissbll Bogbbt.* b: Sept. 2d» 2lsSf ul Cbariat T. Roe, 2873.

i^SCapben Bofert Roe.l8 b. 2874.
s— Jotephine Bogert Roa,is b, SS78.

9910— ViCTOBllfB BiSSBtx BOGBBT.t b. Dee. 5, 2|S4« died Msreh ss, 2858.

4899— JAMES BOOERT.t bf July 84. 2823. m. Msria Domnt, Dee. 23, 2937.

lUOB. 9

9911— CHBI8TINA DooBBT.t b. Oet. 7. 2838.

•9919— Pbtbb BoOBBT.t b. Feb. M4. 29«s.

8919— Makoabkt Janb Boobbt,* b. Jnly 2a,. 2848, n. Sannel Demarett, M. D.

8914— Anna Mabia Boobbt.* b. Dee. 32, 2844, m. Cbariat H. Weitellt.

9919— RiCHABD D. BoGBBT.t b. Joly 30» 2847.

9919— CoBNBUA BOGBBT.t b. Attg. 9. 2849b m. Nelion H. Drake. M. D. He It a

Svrgeon te the United Statet Army.
9917— EUSASBTN Cabounk BocBBT.t b. Dee. 29. liss* ^ Chrittlan H. TIeljcn.
9919— Mabt Emma BooBBT.t b. Jan. y. 2154.
.9919— Jambs BooBsr.t b. May 89. 2|S7*

4940— CORNELIA BOGERT.t b. Dee. 7. iSao, wl Jonat Spariu, Dee. 84. 2839. He wat
inthreoaiandwoodlintiaettinNew York. She died Aprfl a. 2887.

ISSIIB.^

9990— CiiABUCt J. SrABKS.t b. Oet. 6^ 2840. m. EUtabcth KIcL. Dye. Jan. a. 286a.
He died April 27. 2S73.

336 Eigkik GtmmtioH; J^hn^ Thomas^ Witrt^ WUrt^ Wteri^Epke.^

issue.
Ida Belle Sparks.M b. Oct. 17. 1865.

MSI*— Cubistina Spakks,* b. Jnly xa, zlia, m. George W. Fcipuoii« Dee. as, iMi.

ISSUB.

George W. Fefgvson, Jr.,M b. Nov. si« s86a ^

MM— Jonas Spakks, Jr.,« b. Gel. a6. 1144, m. Charity L. Sleat, June 7, 1866.

issus.
Hany Baitlelt 8paila.M b. Nov. IS. 186I.

ISSi—BuiABBTU SrABKS.* b. Ang. 14, 1146b died Nov. t, 1857.
MS4— John Dowuno Sfakks.* b. Feb. i8, 1190^ died bi iaiiuiey.
881i— Pktbb Spakks,* b. Fell. ^St i8S>* <"• Soiah A. Ashtoa, A«g. eo, 1873.

lasuB.
I— Qartaee A. SporiKS,i8 b. Feb. 15, 1877.

EsteUe A. Sparks.M b. Jnly sa. z88e.

-■ . • •

W :'• f SSt-*C0BNBUA 8PABKa.t b. Get. a, il54, m. Winiaai T. Ettcrbrook, Get 14, 1886.

' f iS7— Maky Louisa 8pabks,s b. Sept as. i8sA* died m infiiaey.

8SSi— Maxy SniABBTn SFABKS,t b. JiuM 10^ 1858, BL Edward L. Clark% Get
8.S879.

Bfbel May ClarlBa.i8b. Feb. tz, 188a.

8tSt— Emma S»ABKa,t b. Apiil u, s86o, died to iaiuwy.
' 8M0^LlNGOUi WufOfi«LO,t b. Joiy 3. z8dz, died to laiuwy.

4141— MATTHEW P. BGGERT.t b. Jaa. 9. 1893. bi. Matilda Checthen. Dee. 19. 1843.

issus.
8tai— Jambs BooBsr.t b. Jaa. 7, z|S4« bi. Ida M. MarihaB, Get zz. S874.

issob.
Qaraaae M. Bogett,!* b. Jnly 7, Z877.

8SM— Matthbw BoOBBT.t b. April 7. z86o, at Ella ABderaoa, April z8. i88z.

4S4S— EUZABETH ANN BGGERT.tV June 14. 1890^ amrried first. Jacob ChohreU,
May zs. iH^ He died April z^, 186a. She ayoiied agato. Get ay, zSyOb Stephen

ISSUB BY FIBST MABBIAOB.^

•

I8SS— John B. CHOLWBLXi.« b. Mareh aa. zlsi. died April 4, z8s3.

8S84— William H. Cholwbll,* U Dee. 9^ zlsa, at Anqr M. Traphagea, July

B3, 1873.
8SS8— Edwin Victob Cholwbll** hi April 9. Z858. died to iatoaey.

M70, ANN AT BANTA^mmrried Dower J. Westenrdt, al Sduraalenburgh, New
JeneXf Deeensber aS, 1816. Ha was born December aS, i79St Bnd died February 13»
1873. Hto wife was a member of the King Street (New York) Reformed Dutch Church,
December 31, 1834. She died April 37, 1863.

ISSUB.^

4848 -ELIZABETH WESTER VELT.8 b. Nov. 7. z8z7. at Dower R. Chrisde, Dee.
a7.z834.

ISSUB.

8801— JANB Ann Cubistib,* b. Jan. 18, zl38, bl Joha T. Ker. April 3a. i8s4.

• . ISSUB.

\y s— Maiy Taylor Ker«isbk Feb. Z9bZ857. at ChariesL.Lsphaa, Get. 4b Z87S.

Ei\i^kih CtHtraiiM; J^kn^ Thomas'^ Wiert^ Wicrt'^ IVitrt^ Epke.^ 327

ISSUK.

^ I— Dcttia Almham Laplmm.ll b. April at, 1880.
s— Unda C Laphaimii li. SepC 93. 1886.

9— D. Christie Kcr.M b. Ilajr xd. s|s9.

3-*Hliiabecli W. Ker.M b. Oct. la, 1861.

4— Jcnnte L. Ksr.lt b. Jaa. 93* iM|. m. Gcorse D. Mimada, Oct. xa, x886.

•SOS^CilKitTiNA CiiaiKTiB.* b. Jan. 9^ x%4^ m. Albert D. Uogert. Nov. 33. 1859.

x-*Eva Dogert.l8 b. Anf . 99, 1863, m. D. Claris Bogert. Oct 14. x88$.
a— Coraella Bogert.18 b. April at, x866.
3-^Aaaa Bogert.it b. Dee. ax. 1874.
4-*BcHie Bogen,i8 b. April xa. x88i.

OtOS^BsuNDA CRRiartB.* b. Dec. 5, 1848, died April xa. 1855.

••M— COKNBUA Chmiitib,* b. March 8. X847. m. Henry P. Terhuaa. Dec. a8. t87X.

I88UK.

x^Aaaa L. Tainne.l8 b. May xx, x88a.
a— Wetterv^ Terinuie,l8 bi Feb. ad, X883. •

6Md-*HBi.BNA CHKl8TtB.t b. Attff. 3X, x^S5« »• *>'' Lncas V.t Daaia, Jaa. ao, x88a.

4S44— JOHN WESTERVBLT,*^. Sept. a. x8ax. m. Cathertec Chriitie. Nov. X3, i&|X.

laatyi.^
•Mt— SiMKON WB8TBavBLT.« b. Nov, X, xtia, flk Sarah Maria Bogert, Nor. 7, x866^

ISSVB.

X— Arthur Weilanrelt.i8 b. Anf. aa, x8fiy.
a— Nettle Weatervelt,i8 b. April a6b X87S.
3^ ABee Wenervelt.18 b. March % X877.

•tOT^WiLLUM Hsmnr WBrrsmvBLT,t b. Oct. 19^ xt44. m. Catherhia E. Bogert,
S«ptX3.x89a

x^Annie Weater?eil.l8 b. Aug. a. xdyx. I

a-* Ahnira Wettervelt,l8 b. Nov. 30^ X878.
3-* Raymond Weitervch,M b. Aag. x, X874.
4— Wnifaun W. WeMer«dt,l# b. Sept xd. x87d.
' s— Irving Weaterveil.18 b. Oct x, x88x.
d-* John Wctterrelt,i8 b. Jnly xa, X883.

••09 — Amnir WRSTBnvBLT,* b. April 84, X85X, m. John Loeier. May xd^ xdTa.

ISSUE.

X— Mtanle Lorier.M b. May x, x8m.
a^ Raymond Lorier,l8 b. May xo, x8y9»
3— Charles Lockr,i8 b. Nov. ^ x88x.

••••^CnnifTtB WssTsavBLT,* b. Nov. a, XI54, m. Minnie Hopper, May 3, x88a.
••lO^ Lewis WBSTKtVBLT,t h. MaytS, X857.

4t4d— CORNEUA ANN W£8T£RVELT,i b. May x8, x83a, m. Daniel Westcmh, Oct.
% xd47* c

••11 — jQitN HBNty WgSTsnvBLT,* b. Ang. xy. x|S3-
••19— Luiii»Y WnsTBavBLT,* b. Nov. d^ X857.
. ••1S-*Anna WBSTgg¥BLT.« b. May 19^ X839.
••14^Rach£L Wbstsxvblt,* b. Jan. $• x86d.

jaS Eigkik Gi9Urati0H; Pehr^ Wnert^ David^ Wkri^ WTteri^ EpktA

Peter* vnmt^ David^ W\iut* Wlert' Spka. ^ ^

m

SailO. WEARTT BANTA married at the English Neighborhood, Oct. 19, 1819,
Mary Carr, who was bom Feb. 14, 1799, and died Dec 349 187$. They were mem-
bers of die King Street Reformed Church, New York, at its organisation, September,
1823. He was a carman in New York, and resided for many ydsrs at s6 Gansevort St,

that dty, where he died January 38, 1883, in the 86th year of his age.

/

ISSUE.

4878— SARAH ANN.t b. Feb. 98, xSsi, m. C^laad llaUary, Sept. 3. 1839. They w««
Hviag; la 1888, in New York City.

issvk/
8888— William MALLoar.* h. Ang. 31. XS40, m. Rote Bracken. She died Feb. 23.

8888— Alvin MALLORY.sh. x84e, m. Aaae Murray.
eWT-MAtr MALLO.Y.. b. ,t«4. «. j i S21I?J«lSS;i.

%

ISSUB BT fiaST MAEaiAGB.^

vHOkm TNiny.lSb. 1864. died May xo» XS73.

4878— MARY ELIZABETH.* b. Feb. ay. xfle4, m. William Pory. Feb. 13, 1843. She died

Jaae i. i«S7« /

issue.

88S8— Prrsa Pekkt.*

88S8— Mart Fbancss PBiay.t

8880— William A. PBaar.*

8881— Amanda Paaay.t

4877— PETER W..S b. Jan. ag, 1830, m.. Dee. 3a, iS|9^ nit Aaa Cooper, daughter ol Tcualt
Cooper. Bodi were a wmbera of the King Straec Retemed Church in ZS5S.

ISSUB.

8888— Sabah Ann.* b. Ocl ss, 1850. m. Alfred Van Sana. Nov. 17, 1869.

I— Wesley Van Seaa.is b. Aug. 11. 1873.
a— Weart Baata Vaa.Saaa»l*b. Jan.. 1879.

8888— Helbm Matilda,* b. Aug. iy» sls^t a* Charies O. WetterrelL She died
Nor. S9b l88i«

ISSUE.

s— Otear Westervelt.1* b. Sept 7. z87a.
s^Ocorglaaa Westenreit.i* b. Dee. to, iSyy.
3— Sarah Wettervclt.1* b. Feb. 09, iSSa

4878— HELEN MATILDA.* b. OcL sy. 1836. died Feb. 09. 183I.

M01. SOLOMON FROELIGHY BANTA' married Maria Romer. They were
members of the King Street Reformed Church In 1833. He was a prominent mason
and builder of New York. Was Alderman of the Nbith Waid in 1837. He died
August 6y i868«

ISSUBT

4878— RACHEL ANN.* b. Jsa. ey. 1*93. died to tafaaey.

4888 -SARAH FROELIGH,* b. Sept 1. 1*^4. died April y. 1834.

4881— MATTHIAS.* b. OcL 3, s8s6» m. Elisa Aaa Gcdney. Nov. 39^ 1848. He was grad-
uated from Publle Sebool Na 3 ia the Niath Ward of New YoHl Oty. and st the
age of lixtcea catertd the Univenity of the City of New York, from which be was
grsdneted ia 1S48. He ihca entertd the law ofltoe of David E. MHieelcr. with whom

/i/^ilM Gfncntihu ; Pett^^ Wiert'^ rhtvid^ Wierl^ mWi^ A>/v.» 32*;

he remainccl Un the ckaih of Mr. Wlicelcr in 1869. when lie continued ilic law prav-
tiai in his own name, diielly eonfiniuc hiniaclf 10 real estate matters, in which he lia»
been very fiiceestful. In 1870 he removed to Mamaroneeic, Wesldiester County.
N. Y. In 1877 he was eieeteil by tin.* DenMienuie party Supervisor of the town, and
has been re-cleeted ever since. la Ms he %ras chosen liy a kirtfe majority of llie
voters as Surrogate of tlie County, to supply a supposed vacancy in tlie oflice. Tlie
courts, however , having doddcd that no vacancy existed, he never assumed the
dnliai of the oflkt.

IMUB.

•tSt^ANNA Maku,8 b. Doe. as* xi49b m« M- A. Turner, Oct 98. 1869.
0698— EvcacTTA Fkancss,* b. April a. iSss* m. F. L. Sheldon. Oct ••• 1869.
86S6— JKNNIB,* b. June a, sl^. died te lalsncy.
86S7~AoBUiiK,« b. Nov. 94. 1859, died to inlsncy.
8M8— SLOIftB jBNAftUNB,t b. NoVxfl4, x866^ .

488S— AXN MARXA,i b. Oct. xa, i8sx. m. f'hllllp J. Dfeaiaille, Jum 1% 1850.

4883— PETER.8 b. Oct. 8. 1833, dlad Aug. 19, 1834.

4884— SARAH FR0ELIGH,8 b. May 13. 1833. m. Henry Berry Weidier, May sy. X854.

4888 -SOLOMON FROELIGH.i b. Oct. 3. 1837, died March 9^ 1838.

4880— EUZA JANE.8 b. Jm. 9^ 1839. ro. WOUam H. Gray, Nov. 19,, 2838. He is a dealer

in carriafet hi New York Qty.
4887— WI£RT,t b. May 39, X84X. died ia infancy. '

889a. PETER DE GROOT7 BANTA^was bom in Haekennck, N. J. He mar-
ried Mary De Kline, August, 183a She was born at Fort Lee« N. J.^ and died August
6, 1873. He was an oyster dealer in New York, and died November $, 1884.

ISSUB. ^

4888— GEORGE DECICER,« b. Aug. si, 1831. m. Emfly M. Van Der Westmu She was
bom in ElberfBh, Gcrinaay. Oct 13. 1837, and 'died Dec 3s, 1899. He was an
oynar dealer la New Yoric, and w woved to Jeiaey City, where he died August 30,
1873. Ills tombstone ia Grseawood CenMtary bears the epitaph, "He sleeps in

* ISSUE.

0888- GaoaoB R..« b. March sy. i834t died May 8, X856.

8840— A1.BXAIIDBB W..« b. Oct s. sHS> died May s8, 1836.

6841— GBOEGg R.,« b. April ss, s^, n. VbifaUa Fields, Oct. §3, x88b.

t^Osear Wllbar.tt h. April S3» X884.

s— Genevieve Maud,18 b. Sept. 83, X888, died July 9, 1889.

3^Flofaice Eslelle,is b. Kiarch s8, 1891.

*

6848— HfiNEiBTTA E.,« b. Dec xo, 1I5S. died Nov. id, 1839.
8848— OscAB W..t b. Oct. y. i860, died May sy, 187c

8844— CottNBMA H.,* b. Jaa. sx, xS^ bl ThooMM J. Stewart, Feb. xs, X8S3. liiey
live In Jersey City, N. J.

ISSVB.

ThoiBas James Scewart.!* b. Nov. 84, x8^

8848— Hbnbibtta W..f b. June s8, x86s.
8840— Emily M..f b. June s8. 1863.
6847— ISABBXJA R.,t b. Oct 5, x86y.
8848— Gbacb Claba,s h. Sept. 4, X87B.

4888-SARAH ELIZADETH.t b. April xx. X831, m. Daaicl Roberts, June, X83S. They Uve
ia Jersey City. N. J.

ISSUB.

6648— Maby RotBBTS,* b. May 88, x8s3, »• William Adams. Nov. 8, 1871.

330 Eigkik CiMfration; Prtcr^ ll^ai^ David^ Wieri^ Wleri^ Epki.^

4190 <— PETER D.,* b. 1841. died unmarried in Jersey City, Dee. x^ itSy.

4S91 — MARY.t b. June, xtsa, m. Abraham Newkirk. 1870. They live in Jersey City.

ISSOB.
•680-*ULUAN NBWKIRK.t
•ifl— >FlBDBSICIC NKWKWK.*

I>aYld« Wtat« Da^ld^ Wl«rts Wl«rt> Bpka.^
flBOa' ISAAC VAN GIESEN 7 BANTA^married Hannah Madlda Rudyard, Oct.

27» 1839- He waa a whitiesaiith, and afterwards a dealer in iron railings in New York
City. He was a member of the Fiist Baptist Church, New York, and afterwards of the
Baptist Church in Harlem. He died July 7, 1889.

ISSUB.^

. 490«— PHEBE ANN* (or Annie Phcbe). h. Mardi sS, xt44« m. Charles W. F. Meinccke.
Sept 1, 1864, He was bom la QennaBy, Oct. 31, iSjS. They lived in New York,
when she died April a6, zSSy.

ISStfS.

••M— Ada R. Msinkcxb.* died hi iS^
66M -> Eva M. Mboi Bciui,t h. June 5» 1S66.
' 60M*-RSGIMA L. llBmBCXB,* h. Dec 15. xS68. .
MM— CflAaLBS F. llBmacsB,* b. April 6» XS79, died Jan. IS. 1873.
MM— WlLUAM F. IIBIIIBCKS,S h. Nov. 5, XS74. I

OtAV— LooiSA J. llKXiimc]CB,s b. Oct. ^ 1876^

MM— FBAMiajM S. MBiifaciCB,t h. July as, 1878, died June 93, iSSz.

4Mt— DAVID &,8 h. Fih. 6. 1830.
. MOT— GEORGB W..8 h. Oct. la xHS-

M08— HEL£N M^* bi Feb. s8, i8s8. m. James Harvey WOfon, May 18. 1879.

issinL ,

8680— Jambs Habvbt Wilson, Jr.,t b. July 15, 188&

MOO— SPENCER J.,« b. Ang. 98, xHt.
MlO-WILUAll H.,i b. Oct M, X86QL

Joka« ^<n«rt* Dnwld« Wlort* ^<n«rt> Spka.t

8ML ANNY BANTA 'married at En^ish Neighborhood, May a6^ 1824, The-
ophilus Bolton, who was bom in Ireland, April so, i8oa He was a member of the
Reformed Church at English- Neighborhood, and one of the principal parties in the
legal compUcations in that church growing out of the ''secedcrs* ** movement in 1837-31.
He died Jan. 5, iMi. His wuiow was living, in 1889, at Cony, Penn.

IttUB.

Mil— 80PHU BOLTON,! h. Feb. is. i8«s. m. PMer J. Teriiune, May s. 1848. He was

bora to H nckeni a c k, Feb. 9^ s8ii, and died Sept aS, 1873. In 1889 his widow lived

hi New York City.

luim.

60M— Jacob Tbihunb.* b. Aug. ag, 1843. died July 6, 1844-
i ! - : 0601— Abbam B. TBBtfUNB,f b. July s, 1845, m. Charlotte M. Dingley. May 9, 1877.

>' -. OOM— PbtbbP. TBaiiuiiB,*b. Jttlys9, 1848.

0008— Albbbt D. TBBiiinfB.8 b. Nov. ay, 2853.

8004— M. COBA Tbbhunb,* b. Sept sd. 1866, died Oct 84, 1874.

«•

Jui^kik GentraiioM ; Jokn^ Wiert^ Iknmi^ Wihi^ ll^ieri'^ Epke. » 33 1

491S — i:UZA llOLTON.t b. April z, 1837. m. William iXtiiarvki. Sept.. i&h.
491S— TIIEOPHILUS nOLTON.* b. ScpC 14. i8a8, nu Kachcl A. UamiiMiml. March. 1855.
4914— JOHN DOLTON.t b. Aprfl to. ilji, m. Looiia lIQinaer. Scpi. at. 1854.
4911— SARAH A. nOLTON.8 b. Klay ta. 1854. m. Hiram D. Krands, April 5. 1866.
4916— JAKE W. BOLTON.8 b. June zt, 1836. m. Joha C. DIauvali. D«e. a8. x«S4.

8908. LEAH Y BANT A nuurried John Van Horn. In 189a the was living at 473
Htidton Sl, New York City, with her grandtoni Dr. Roinaine.

ittus.'^

491T— CATHBRINB VAN HORN.t b. May at, itaQb m. PMar Romaiac Oct. j. itsa. Ha
was a wsrchaai la Naw Yark Chy. /

IttUB.

I— jACOa MllASOM ROMAINK.8 b. April ss, itS4.

a— Da Wrrr Cunton RonAiNa^t b. OeL as, 1896. Ha it a pliytidaa in New YoriL

3— R0U4M ROMAINK,* b. May a, list;

4«ABTHVa ROMAINB,* b. Attf . 7, ztS9;

5— laA Drum RoMAwa,* b. Fab. a4« stta.

6— Clara Btarrtta RoMAiNa,* b. Jnly at^ xttt.

] 4919-80PHIA VAN HORN.t b. Ang. 3«- !•» «• J ^ 2lbS A^oSJIias.

4919— ELLEN VAN HORN.8 b. Jane at, ztjic m. Chariei Wygaat.
4990— CORNEUUa VAN HORN.8 b. Feb. 4. i49. ol Carrie Teriiana.

W04. JACOB WESTERVELT^ BANTA married Augutta LeUtia Stewart He
was a ship builder b Buflalo» N. Y., where he died July 10^ 1863.

IStOE.

4991— WILLIAM STSWART.8 b. Nov. zx. tt4X. m. Jennie Elisabeth Potter. Dec zs. zttt.
He is a nllk dealer In BnAOe, N. Y.

/ 49it—ROLUNLADUE.8b. Nov. Z3.zt|4im. Sarah Moody Ayer.Oet. 87. ztTS- Shewai

bora Jaly aa. z|96» He is a physieiaa in BuflUo. N. Y. He was graduated from
the Medloal Department of the Uaiverdty of Buflblo. He la Profeaior of Kiaieria
Medea and The ra pe uti cs in the Unifenity of NIngan.

ISSUE.

6699— Oaoaoa jAOoa.8 b. Aug. za, ztTd.
9999— CHAaZiAS WooDamnr.* b. Sept. a9b ztyy*
999T— Thomas AMaaosa CAsaY.8 b. Jane zs ztt4.

4999— MARY AUGU8TA,8 b. Maicfa 4. it4i. died July j. zt48.

4994— JACOB WB8TERVELT.8 b. Jaa. 7. i4SS« n. Amelia Mary Mayer, Aug. Z3. z89a.

HalaaphyaidaaHiBvfblo. Hawasgradaaisd hi z8tt from die Medical Departmew

of dw Uahrersity of Niafata.
4999— MARY AUOU8TA.8 b. May z. z«S4. died Feb., zttoi
4999— JOHN ROBY.8 b. Nov. ze» zlst. m. Fhmees Sophia Sqoim, April sz. ztta She

was bom Jan. zj, ztta. They ttvc la Bradford, Penn.

issua.
999g..FLoaaifCC Lotnsc,tb. Feb. az. ittz.

woe. JANE7 BANTA married John Walling, February aa, 1834. He was
bom September 9, 1809. They live in Paterson, N. J.

ittua. ^

4997— CAROUNE WALUNG.8 b. July 84. z8s. m. Jamet Rcmsea. Nov. 8. Z85Z. She
died Aug. la. zttt.

IttUE.

9999— MAav Janr RaMsan.*
99T9— SoPitiA RaMsaic.t
99T1— Isaac RsksKN.*

133 EigkiA Gtneraiion; Johm^ IVicrt^ David^ WUri^ Wicrf^ Epke.^

48SS— WEART DANTA WALLlNG.t b. Auff. 9. 1837. m. Mary £. Cady. D«e., i«S9.
H« died Aupist, 1I79.

ISSOB.

667S— John E. Waluiio.*
MTS— WllllAM M. WALUicat

49a9— GIDEON VERVALEN WALUNG.t b. Sept it, 1839. m. Addaidt Makepeace.
June 14, ii6o.

ItSUB.

6674*jBNinK AicoBRSOM Walumo.*

Mti— HaSUBT F. WAI.UNO.*

MOa. DOWERT BANTA mmrried Gttty Westervelt» October 20, 1838. She
was born November 15, 1814. In 1886 they were living in Cresskill, N. J.

iisub/

4988->80PHlA A.,t b. Scpc 1^ 1839. m. aMHemy Fcnion.s Sepc u, 1858.
4984->ELIZABETH.t b. Asf. s X843. m. nttAbraham Demarest,! Dec 39* 1865.
4888-^HENRY.t b. April 14. 2849. m. Sanh Dorie.

ISSUB.

86T8— Habvby Dobib.* b. Jan. 39* 1873.
6877— Dbmabbst,* b. Nov. ix, 1874.

4M6— JOHN JACOB.! b. Aug. 93. 1830^ dtod fai infiucy.
4887* JOHN JACOB.t b. Scpc a6^ 1853. dted bi iafimey.

4888— MARY J.,« b. Dee. 30^ xlss. »• Richard B. Hariag. Nov. 98. 1879. He waa bom
Jaa.a4,i|s8. Tbeyliveat Cloeler.N. J.

ISSUB.

8878— LiLA Ray HABiNG.t b. Sept. a. iSSi.
8878— Chablbs Banta Habino.* b. July 14. 1883.
•880— Abbaham Dbmabbst Habing,* b. March so. 2885.
8881- J. EUQBIIB Habino.* b. Aug. la x888.

4888-^ SARAH.t b. Scpc 98. 2858.

JLfio« Wlort* 2>aTid« Wlert* Wiort^ Bpko.»

8014. ABRAHAM AJ BANTA married Esther Van Saun, December 37, 1838,
She was bom December 17, 183I9 and died May 15, 1856. He subsequently married
Harriet Bogert, May sS, 1857. He lived at East Hackensack, N. J«, and died January
29, i888« /

ISSUB BV FIBST WtPB,

4841 1— EUZA.S b. July 11. 2S40. m. Hubert Hopper, Dec sa. 2858.
4841t— LYDIA,t b. Aug. 8. 2843, m. Robert Tate HiU, Jan. s 1861. They Nve ia Newark.
New Jeney.

ISSUB.

8788— Fbank Hiu-t b. Sept. 23. 2881. ac Sadie T. Cbrlitle. Oct. w^ 1S84.
8784— EssiB HiLL,t b. Aug. 7. 2863. ac Wm. R. SUagerlaacl. Dec 90^ xSSc

Jaeob^ Hoary* Jaoob^ Wlort* Wlert* Spko.

1

8986. HENRYS BANTA married, September 4, 1841, Sarah Angle, who was
bom in Sussex County, New Jersey, March 4, 1823. He was a farmer in Newfound-
land, New Jersey.

Eigkik Ctaeruihrn; JacU^ Jlcury^ Jaea^ IViert^ Wierfi Epke.^ 333

ISKUIC. '

4991 * JOHN JACOU." Ii. Oct. ti. 1I49. ">• HUta Ann Vanclcrboor, Au^. 7. 186a. Slic wuk
boni SepL4, tta9b'antl died Dec n, iltS- H« served daring the Civil War in
Company K, Firit New Jvnay Cavalry, and was at Lee's nrrender at Appumauix
Cowt HoMt. He lives In l^juema, Pennsylvania.

ItSUB.

• 9706~Sabaii,* b. Jan. t« it64, m. James Tresona, Jan. i» ilM.

ISSUE.

James TrasoM. Jr..it b. Sept. t. Illy.

•70T— JOiBraiifB,t b. Nov. 7, 1164.
6709— 'TMXODOtB,* b. Jan. st. iM^.

4999— CHARLES a,«b. Jaa.nl. zt44.m. Mary A. Qisen. Feb. 14. ttya Heservediwo
terms In the army dariaf the Civil War; was In Company £, ^stli RegiaMBt New
Jersey Votanieers; also In Compnny £, 9ih New Jersey thi«e>year nmn. He was
in Libby Prison; wns a Serfeantwben disdwrfsd. He l e m ov cd to Pssnsylvaaia in
iMI. He is now proprie t or ol the **Ameriean Honse." Brodrieks, nenr Laseme, Pa.

ItSUB.

9799— ViCTOBU A.,t b. JiUy 13, 1I71, died Sept. y^ ilyi. *-

9719— LAinu £••• b. Jvne t, 1973.
9711— WiLLAEO C..*b. May 7, i974.

4999— SARAH MARQARET.8 b. Dee. an. xt^s* n. WOtam VandcrbooC Sept. 7. iMe.

isaoB.

9719— Joanna VANOBBNOor.t b. Dec. ey. xBfi). m« John Paddoefc. April aft. 1881

ISSUB.

1— May Paddoek,U b. Jnly as. i89b.
a— Wmiam Paddoek,M b. OcL aa. sai4.
3— Hany Paddoek,M b. Jnly a6^ iSly.

9719— WlLUAM VanobbhooM b. ABf. 9ft i9^

9714— John Vandbbroob.* b. Nov. ali sii^.

9719— Sabah Janb Vandbbhoop.\^ Dec x. XM9. wl FVank Mae Load. Dee. xt,

xfl86. They Uvn at Fh»ldla^6asseB G^ty. N. J.
9719— EUSABBTN VANOBBnoop.t b. SepL xs. x9l4.
9717— Maboabbt Vanobbhoop.* b. Miqr xs tML
9719— MosBS Vandbbiioop.* b. Feb. ay. xMt.

4994— 8AMUBU8 b. Aprfl 3. xt49. m. Rabeeea Losan, AprO aft. x973-

IISVB.

9719— LBONABO.t b. Nov. 15. xlyt.
9799— MABTXU,t b. Feb. xd, x974.
9791— NBTnB.t b. Nov. xa. x97e.
9799— Bta.« b. Feb. x9, x89b.
9799— NBLUB.t b. Feb. ax. M^
97S4— NoBA,t b. Dee. a. xMy.

4999— El JZABBTH.8 b. May 5. xHs. m- WOllam Shepnrd. Jan. x. xiTS- She died March

liSilB.

97Si— Hbnby Shbpabo.* b. SepL xo^ xiTd.

9799— AMBBB Shbpabo,* b. Ang. 1. xSlo, died Anf . xo^ xOa.

4999— HENRYk^ b. Jnly x. ilsx. wu Helenn Green. Sept X4. 1973. She was bom Feb. a.
x|S4« He is in the dry goods and giuesry bnshiess at BrodridEs. a suburb ol
Lnierae. Pa.

3J4 EigJ^ii GimeraiiOH: Jacobs Henry < Jatcb^ IVieri^ Wiert^ EfteA

»«i

IIIUB.

STST^Elmbb E..* b. July a, 1874.
■^ if . * • STSS— Anna M.,* b. Aprfl aa, 1876, died Jan. xl. XI79.
y.v^^yT.' • 67a8— NBLUK,f b. Feb. Xi x88x.

67S0->Lbwu C,t b. Nov. t, x88a. died Dae. 1$. 1884.
6T8i— Liiiix,t b. Oct 9. X884, diad May 3. X887.
6789->CliABLlt Cm* b. Attf. as. 1887. diad May xtf, x888.
67SS— John J.,t b. Asg. as, X887. died Nov. ay, X887.

4887— MAR1A,8 b. April 1% x8s6^ m. Sylvaalar Utiar, OeL 13. X877. Sha diad Jan. w^ x888.

• ^»

67t4~ANNA M. UmM b. Avff. 8, xl

4898~JOSEPH,8 b. Apifl aj, x86o, m. Caihariaa Degmw, Nov. xj. x88a.

MM— ANNA MARY.8 b. Oct I4, x86o, m. Thomaa Midner. Dec 14. 1883. She died Jan.
a«.t8«$.

ItSOS.

»» .,

i\'\ 67Si— AiTHum S. Mxonbs,* b. Sapt xx, x884.
80M— BDWARD.8 b. May X3. x8^

M87. SARAH 7 BANT A married William Van DIarcom. Tbeir residence is at

Divert N. J. . ' /

issus.

tool— JACOB VAN BLARCOM,8 b. Sapt 84, X844. m. Suiaa J. Billiap, Jan. x, x88a
loot— JOHN W. VAN BLARC0M,8 b. May 4, x846b m. Sanh H. Davenport Nov. xy.
x869^ Sba vat bom Dae. d, X844. Thay Hva at Dover, N. J.

ISSUB.

OTSf— GxoBOB A. Van Blabcom,* b. Sapt ax, xSya.
07S7— Sabah J. Van BLABCOM,t b. June 3, xSya.
0788— Anna May Van BLABCOM,t b. Avg. xo, 1874.
0780— Albkxt a. Van Blaboom.s b. Maicfa a, xSSo.
0740— CiiBlSTiANA Van BxjiBCOM,t b. Nov. xtf^ x880L

•000— I^VI VAN BLARC0M,8 b. March 4, X848.
•004— EMANUEL VAN BLARCOM.8 b. June xs x849.

•000- HARRISON VAN BLARCOM.8 b. Ang, xx, x8s4. m- Bmaui A. Mick, March 30,
x88a. TbayttviaattbaMonataiaHoina,MoMoaCoiialy, Pft.

tssmt

0741— Chablbs Van Buibcom,* b. Feb. aa, X884.
0740— Ida Van BLABCOM,t b. March sa^ x88y.

•000— CHRISTIANA VAN BLARCOM.8 b. Nov. 9. 1850.

•007— JAMES VAN BLARC0M,8 b. Auf . x8, x8s9. at Janef Weston, May xs. iSSa. They
iiva fai Btnghamton, N. Y.

ISSVB.

0740— WiLUAM Van BtABCOM.t b. April, X883.
0744— Lbwis Van Blabcom.s b. Nov. xx, xSSLi.

•000— MARY ELLA VAN BLARCOM.t b. Nov. aS, i86t.

8QS8. JACOBS BANTA married Arminda Perry» January 17, 185a She was
bom in Vermmt Sussex County, N. J., May is, 183a They are living at Corbcttsvillc,
Broome Countyi N. V.

ISSUB.

•000— ANNA MARY,8 b. Nov. 13, x«9b. m. Charlrt E. FuUcf. April 5. xSya.

£ighiJi GtmratUm; Jacob^ tiinry^ Jarpb^ Wieri^ m'ert^ EpJteA 33 J

ISftUK.

6741— Amchik Eowaru Fuu.KR,>b. March 5, 1878.
6746— Gracs May FuLLXB.t b. Jnne to. 1874.
6747^NBrnB Aucs FuLLsMb. Ang. 7, xSti.

iOlO— SOPHIA AMEUA,8 b. Jan. se» i«S3. m. JiiUut Kaapp. Maicli, XI9& They Uvt In
CoriMtttrttlt, N. Y.

101 1— JOSEPH EnWARD.8 b. Feb. it. liss, m. Qarm A. Hyde. July 15. SI9& He was
grsdveied at Amhent College la xtto. Was Clan President 1877 to 1880. He was
pdadpal ol the High School at RocfcviOe. Cona,, s88o: Supenatendeiit of Sdiools
there ia 1887; aad was afterwaid Principal of the academy at Hiawatha, Kansas.
He is BOW (z8ge) hi bmi n ess at Oreeawkh, CMb., onder die ton name of Banta
aiothen m Co«

iOlS— CHRISTOPHER JACOB,8 b. Jan. sS, s«S7. m. Carrie E. Tamktas. Jaly 8. 1881.

6746— KBTTtB MAY,8b. March 31, 1884.
6746»CllABLBS EowABO,t b. May 89b S886^

1016— KETTIE ARMmDA,8 b. Oct 84, 1838. ». Edvrfai L. Campbdl. Oct. 84, 1877.

- isatrB.

6710- John Hamilton Cam^bbll,* b. Jan. 99, 1888.
67il^EowABo Banta Camfbbll,* b. Nov. 13, 1884.

1014- EMMA CECELIA.8 b. Nov. 16. z86o, dtod March 89. i860.

1016- CORA ERM1NNIE.8 b. Feb. a. 18^ m. James J. Qann. Nov. 83. 1886. He is a

Biefouuit la Gteenwidit Cobb«i Ib partBerwip with his bfotliers in law* onder nrm
of Baata Brothers k Co.

67iS— Maby Janb GuuiN,t b. March a4» 1888.

6016- FANNY KfYRTLE,8 b. Jnly 86^ s8^

•617— WfLUAM ERNKST.8 b. March 15. 1869. m. Ahhie M. Ftoller, July 03. 1890^ He is
ia bmfaMss at Graenwieh. Cobb*. BBder ton bbbm of Baata Brothers k Co.

ViCTOB LllTliBB,8 b. M^ 89b S898.

CHAPTER XXIV.

NINTH GXVXEATIOV.

Jdha^ Patcr^ John* John^ JoluaniBB* 86bA< Spka.^
M86« JOHN HARMON CJ BONT^ was bom in Ctrdeville, Ohio, but grew up

and was educated mBinly in CindnnatL He was prepaied for college bi the dassicBl
academy of Dr. Colton. He studied one year in St John Cdnege, Cindnnati— an
institution that 8oon pinrished,— but he was not strong enough in health to continue in
any daas elsewhere. Under private instructors, however, he pursued successfully the
study of oomies untiautilly broad for that day. He studied law with Judge Uellamy
Story, of Cincinnati, passing one yenr fai an Eastern law college, and was admitted in the
Supreme Court of Ohio as ''Attorney and CounseUor-at-Law and Solicitor in Chancery,**
before he was twenty-one years of age. He practiced law fai Cincinnati three years,
reaping large pecuniary returns, continuing at the same time the study of histor}*, phi*
losophy, and the Hebrew hnguage and literature. He then passed three yean at
Kenyon College in the sti(iy of Divinity and otiier subjects, and received the degree of

J36 NiaiA GemrathH; Jokv? PeUr^ John^ Jokn^ Jokanncs^ Seba^ EpliA

A. M. in 1857, and subsequently the degree of Doctor in Divinity. He wu admitted
to the Diaconate in the Episcopal Church in Jul/t iSS^, and to the Priesthood in July,
1857. He was subsequently elected one of the Trustees of Kenyon College. During
the ChrQ War he served for nine months as Chaplain of the 43d Ohio Regiment, under
General Pope.

Thereafler, Dr. Bont^ continued in the active duties of the ministry^ and in June,
iSyo^ be became Rector of the Episcopal Church in Sacramento, CaL, where he re-
mained until his voice iailed him ; during this period he officiated, for four years as
Chaplain of the Stale Senate.

August I, 1881, he became Secretary of the University of California, at Berkdey,
Alameda County, and shortly after was elected Professor of Legal Ethics in its Law De-
partment, positions still filled by him.

Dr. Bont6 is widely known on the Pacific Coast as a writer on religious, literary
and scientific subjects. .

ISSUE. ^

f §10— FRANCES STORER,* b. July is. i^

iiii-- CHARLES COUGNIE,t b. Jimt 14. itsf* m. Anna HuU Kieholi. Jane 30, xSSx.
They ara Bviag tai SacruMBtOb CaL

ISSUB.

6884— Hauoic STOBsa^i* b. Aprfl xo, x88a.
888S<- ELIZA LYTLE,* b. Nov. ss, 1858. m. Georfe Whitaey Rasd, Aug. 3. x88b.

ISSUB.

•888 — EitKUS GBaALDiMB Rbbo,m b. Oct s, 1883.
8888~IIARy WOODBURY.t b. Feb. xy, xMi, m. Jama Htmy PaiUnioa. Jnly 7. t888.

ISSUB.

6888 — Fbnton Maoobm Pamkinson.is b. April xo^ 1887. *
8888 1— John Bontb Paekxnson.m b. March a6» X89&

CHAPTER XXV.

NINTH OXNERATION.

Beaijrf Beaiy^ Eeniy* Hendriok* Bendriok* Bendriok' Spke,^

8894. JOHN FULTONS DANTA married Fidelia Ann Fugary in 1842. She
was bom January la, 1828. They lived in Dad Axe County, Wisconsin, in 1842. She
died August 10^ 186a Subsequently he married Nancy E. Cooley Kelly, in 186a
She died in iSSa. He died February 4, 188a

ISSUB by nasT wire. ^

• 8818— ALBERT FRANKUN.t b. Dec x8, x84i. He was out of the early pioncen 01
Aritena* haviag rtrooved to Holbrook, in that Territory, about 1864. He hot been
Prasecnting Allomey, Proboie Judae, Magfoirate, ami is now in ihe exduMiac
bfokefaga aad iniuranee bmlncsi at SI. Johns, Aritona.

8818— 7«ILPHA JANE,f b. Jan. 13. 1846. m. Jonathan Riley. March 1. iMo. He died
April az, X873. All the iunily live at Brunswick, Mo.

iSSUR.

8884— AasA Piiidrlia Rii.kv,is b. July 14. 1863, m. Edwia Knichi, Nov. 8, 1188.
8888— Brtsry Ann Rii.KV,lt b. ^k1>c. xj, i86s» m* Frank Jenldns, Oct. aob x88a.

Ninih Ctneraiion; Htnry'^ Henry^ Ittnry^ Henwy^ HetuMck^ Jlendrkk^ Epkt.^ 337

ISSUK.

I— May Jcakiiit,n b. Dee. 95« SI83.
'9— Ckraioe Mclvia Jtnkias.n b. jta. 17, xtlft.

68€6— jBSSix Mklvina Rilby.i* b. Nov. i, 1161, m. Charlts Muakk, Jan. 19. 1888.

itsut.
Qmrlci Albtn Miistek.U b. Oct. 19. 1888.

6867— John Albbst RiLBY.Mb. Stpt x^. x87X.

86S0-JOHN FRANa8.t b. Sept. 8, 1849. m. Amaada E. KackoDi, Aug. 17. 1869. She
wai bora la Uttaoiit Jaa. ^ x85a. He is a ftnatr ai Braaswiek, Ma.

ItSUB.

6868— Cmablbs William,i* b. March \\ 1871.

6869— Alfbbo FiANiajii,M b. Scpc 19, 1874.

6870— CoBA Ljib,» b. Sept \%, 1877-

6871— RosBTTAtM b. Jaa. se» 1888.

6876- Ulub Pbabl,!* b. Aag. s. x88a, died Aag. ay, 1883^

•6878— John Hbnby.m b. Nov. 97, x888.

8681- HENRY PERDlNAND.t b. Feb. 98. 1133. He Km to Holbfook, Aftoaa.
86SS— CHARLES FLAVIU8,t h. April 8, t|53. m.. Nov. 7. 1875. Elitabeth Ana Ctfoley.
She was bora to Missoori, Jaa. 89b SI54. They the to JaeksoaviUe, Mo.

6874— William Itan.m b. Aag . 13, x87d.

6878— WiLLABO 1BA.M b. Anf . 23. 1878. dted Nov. e9. 1876.

6876— AurBBO Edwabd.m b. Jaae 84, 2878.

8877— Albbbt Edwin.m b. Jaae 84. 1878.

6878— Chablbs FLAVius,ii b. Nov. 7, 1880, died Nov. 7, r88o.

6878— MtNNiB AUCB,M b. OeL at, i88x.

86S8— MARY nDEUA.t b. May. 1858. m. Wliltom Bogaid.

ISSOB.

6878t-.ABTRUB B0OABO,M b. x88b.

IttUB BY SBCOND WIFB.

86S4— WILUAM THOMAS.t b. Ang . 87, x88i. He Ihes at KimbaU. Nebraska.
86S8-NANCY EVEUNE.t b. April n. s8^ m. Chas. Heary PoweB. Nov. 89. 1883.

ISSUB.

6860— Mabbl Jans Powbll.^
6881— lOA Eybunb POWBLL.li

86S6— ANDREW JACKSON.t b. Sept. %u 1865.
8687— AMANDA TALBOT.t b. June 20. 1867.
8688- JOSEPH LEE.t b. Feb. 20. 2869.

880e, ABRAHAM* BANTA niBrried, October i, 1845, QIsb Ann Stephens, who
wa$ boni May iO| 1830^ and whose death occ ur red on the asth of &Iay, 1887. He
resides in Montgomery, Daviess County, IniL

ISSUB.

8688- WILUAM WASHINGTON.t b. OeL 8. 2849, m. Saiah Spear.
8680- SUSAN DlSLI«.f b. Sept. 87. i85i, m. h>aads Marioa Wmeh.
8681— MARTHA ANN.t b. Dee. 14, 1853. m. G«orBe Rdlh.
868S-GI^N DORY.t b. Maivh 87. 1838. m. William Davis.
8888— MARY £UZA,t li. May 19, X839. m. Joha Gieca.
8684- HENRY DAVlD.t b. Oct ai, i86a, m. Effie MeCoaael.
8688-SARAH ET f A.t b. May as. 1863.
8886 -CHARLES ANDREW.* b. Feb. a9. x808.
8887— THOMAS STEPHENS.* b. March as. 1871.

33» i^Vi(r/i Ciftiraiion; Ahram*^ Httity^ Heury^ Henry^ HemMek^ Htadrkk^ EpktS

Abram^ Henry* Henry* Eendrick^ Hendricks Hendriek^ SpkeJ

8980. JAMES HENRY* BANTA was bom at Flat Rock, Bourbon County, Ky.
He married Mary Ruuell, April 23, 1852. She was bom at St Louis, May 30, 1833.
Since 1870 they have lived at Ridge Far^^ IIL, where he has a grain milL

ISSUE.

1661— JAMES A.t b. Feb. 9. i|s3. ai. Barbaia Ellen Coppoek, Dee. a% 1874.

ItSUB.

8616— WlLUAM FSANKUlCl*
66iT— NBTTlK.lt
6616— ANNA.M
6616— PKBO.M

•666— NANCY ELIZABETH.* b. Auf . «$• il5S* »• W. A Barldey. Sept. 5. 1875.

ISSUB.

6666— Habry Coopbb BABXLBY.ii b. July. 1876.
6661— Ethbl Mabib Babblby,!* b. Msieh 0^ 1876.
8668— Oboboib Babblby.m b. Jane. 1884.

866t— WILLIAM PRANKUN.t b. Dee. 9. 2|S7*

8666^SARAH ANN,* b. Aug. 15. x86o^ m. Chsikf MeFsftend. AprO 3^ i88s. |

i

ISSUB.

6666— EowABO McFabland,!* b. Nov. 7. 1861.
6664— JBSSB Nathan McFablano.18 b. Oet, 1884.

8666— MARGARET ELLEN.* b. Joae 8. 1863. m. John Con, Dee. «$, 1885.

ISSVB.

6668— OsBB Lbb Con.18 b. Sept. 13. z881

86T6— AMY DORCAS.* b. Dee. se. 1866.
8671— ANDREW JACKSON,* b. Auf. n. 187a
8676- JOHN HARLEY,* b. Maicfa 8, 1878.

Beu7* Peter* Hondriek* Hendrlok* Hendxiek* Hendzidk* Spke.^

809a. WILLIAM M.< BANTA was bora b Henry County, Ky. He married
Eliiabeth Crowder, March 37, 1840. She was bom September, 1819. They lived in
Switseriand County, Indiana, and in 1853 they moved to Des Moines, Iowa* They now

in Pacific, Franklin Co., Missouri, where he is a fiirmer.

lUOB. ^
8666— LOUISUNA.* b. 184s. m. Thomas WHUe. He it a former. Uvinf at Huron. Iowa.

ISSUB.

6666— Busabbtii Ellbn Wilkib.1* b. Sept 10. 186s, m. William Smith Hall,
April 18, x88i. He is a firnncr.

I8SUB.

I— Mamie E. Han.n b. Feb. 13. 1883.
e * Wlldoh Agnes HaU.11 b. June. 1888.

Nimik Cnumihm/ //€mryf /V*H Jf^mfj^ I/rtvy^ N^mdHHt^ HmdHdt^ £^k^^ 339

••IT— KK4IIK \Vk»ljcv WiUKik,** U. Ja». 9^ Mf%. Il« k a Imdk
•tat* Anna Ma«t \Vii.kik«i« W Ai«. C iMi. «^ lliiiwrjr ^'

•Mi — ACKBS ItAPOKK WiLKIK,!* ^ NvT. ^ ^M^ Sbt k 91 SCIM

MSi— AmoM Emmst WiijaK,»KMaqf3i«iittk4MJ«M»3,iaiS'
MSI— jRAMrm ' Wiunc«» K April i^ iii% dM Oct. 4. 1^.
•ns— UmKMiA WiLKis,it k Jaft. «i« lipi^
••as— IlKNKT WiuaK.» ^ Maf iS» li^
•••4— Rtta Ctnki. Wilkis«« ^ Dn. f^ it^^
••••— OsoMSK Nbwtom WiuaK,» bi> litocii ii« ilif.

••••— MARTHA.tb.SipCt,ia44.«Ll«MiW.Wricltt.MM^«,lSII. IteM

••••— Ultsscs 8. a WKionr.M ^ Jn. a» lii^

•••T-W1U4AM MITCHSU. WftlQMT.M ^ April 7. iM^. H« it m^M ^ ^

••••—John Jambs WuoHT.wb. J«wif«iai«^dMJMl74.iipi^
••••— SAMAn EUSAMTM WBHNrr.M k^ Jb^T Mt s^Tt, dM F^ 3» iM9%
••40— Nbwton Pbankun Wbhuit.m ^ Sipc M, 1^ dM Pybi. ti« tin.

••41— MaBTIIA PBANCBt WBlQIIT.M K Itodi IB» li|S.

••4S— Waltbb Cuuibb WBtoar.it li. Jbbb 19. ii|C
••49— Uluan Gbisblla Wbiomt.m ^ F^ tf, ii|4.
••44— Plobbmcb Jamb W»io«t»m k Oct. 4
••4S— Hbnbt Miltcm Wbiomt.i* k April al

•••4-MARY £..# k it^g. m. Adt» Wi

••••—CYRUS N.,« b. Dtc 7. t«9o^ »• Smm LtVBBd* Sipc it, l«|. SIm

WMliingtoB Comty, MOb, Attg* S» ^^^ Ht k b iitcliaBt la llinjwiaa> Ciawtei

CoNBiy* Ma*

••441— Mabt lB8NB«»b.J«Btaa.ia9a^
••••t— Pabbb M0icbob,i* k Nav. at, t^i*

••••—JOHN JACOB.* b. April at. t«S3. »• BBiabaili CllftaB« stTt. Ska wai baia la lll»
taari. April n. sMi. Ht it a laacbtr la Haatt's Spfitfi, Ma.

laavB.

••44— ViOLA,M k Maidi a4. i«79^
••47— Juuut S.,ii bi Stpt 90. iS^t.
••44 ^ FsBOtNANO Jm^* b. Juae sa, xOa.
••4^-.IgiD0BB,Mb. Dae. K M)*
••••-Paul 8..it h. April 9% iMS*
•••I— COBTA.M k Sapc a4. sH^

•••7— SARAH,* b. April 13. ilss. <»• JoHb Maafaa. Ha it a teraiar ia BitMariu Nabratka.

tttVB.

1— Ida £• Manoan.m b. Oei. 13. ii|d.

a— Mauu M. Manoan.i* b. Oct. a, ilyp. diad Jaa. !• tUa.

3— ROBKBT J. MANOAN.M b. Dta. 14« iMl*

4— Elisabrtii M. Manoan.m b. 8«pc St. ttti*
5— WiMJAif T. Manoan.m b. Stpc sg. ittg.

S929. ABRAHAM' BANTA married Rtchel Vbd Oidoll (Vtii Artdate) Stpc I
1833. Slie wBt born October^ 1811, and died November 7, 1 86a. He it • <krmer
living in Holdridge, NcbraskAp bavin; formerly lived near Det Kloinet« Iowa«

340 I^Uik C^ndraiUm; HtHty^ Peicr^ Henry^ Heury^ Hendrick^ }iendnck'^ EpkeS

ISSUB.

A666— HENRY M.,t t. May as. >i34. »• Maiy Efbcrt. He is a pbytidaa ia Cherry Wile.
Kaatai. They have a dauf htcr, who married Dr. C. H. Beonelt.
' lass— MARY JANE.t h. Oct n. >*3S. m. William HiU. Sept a4. i^Sl^ He was horn fai
ladiaaa. He it a school teacher at Messina P. O., Saa DeraanUne Couaty. CaL

issue
MM—WiLUAlf RiLBY HiLUM b. Oct a. iSs7. at Samh EUnbeth Price. May

ISSUB.

^ i : X— Maiy Looisa HIILU

. •— Clawltea Leonaid HflLU
3— Efaaer Price HilLU
4—Deila Lavtola HULU

•9I4<-;Claudius Milton HiLL,it h. May 17, 1959k ai. Ella Jane Crawtod. March

issus.
MaiyHilLU

Mii^LUBlsSA Anna HitL,^ b. May ^ i86x, m. FMnk Jordan. He is a Ihrmer. !

ISSUE. J

( z— Elmo Mbm JoidaB.ii

•--Mary Alice JoidaB.u
3— Lsanorm JoidaB.it
4— FVanUe JoidaB.u
5~MayJoffdan.u

•8M— Fbank Eomond Hill.m b. Jvly 13. zt64, nt Uy Bevcrton. Jan., ZSS9. He
isadergyaiOB.

ISSUB. I

Hiiam Hoiraid HIILU

aSiT— Ralbigm Lbonabo HiluU b. May as. 2807, died Jan. 15. SB83.
Mil— Elsib Roxblla HiluU b. Nov. aS. 1869.
MM— MiNA Elvia HituU b. June a, 1874, died Jan. 19b ii79.
M6§— PBABt May Hituu b. March 31, z079.

MfO-MAUNDA SLAWSON.t b. Nov. is 1837. died Nov. it, 1841.

AMI^MILTON FRALEY.t b. Nov. 15. 1839. Dnrins the Civil War he enlisted hi dM

Flm Missouri Ufht Artillery, and was at die hatde of ShOoh. He lives hi Odbid

Cooaiy, Nehiasha. Is a member of the M. £. Chinch.
•MS— MEUSSA,t b. Jan. i, 1848, ra. William H. Bait They live at Mead Centre. Kansas.
•69>— J08E PHUS. t b. Jan. 19^ 1844. died March 9b i86s.
•M4— LAFAYETTE.* b. April 93* 1848b married Arst Roxanna Van Nice. Jan. 4, 1879 :

and aBsta, Maiy F. Wnkcns. March a. 189& They llveat Hoidridge, Phelps Co.,

Neiiraska.

luuB ST. nnsT wifb.

1— Gbacb,is b. Oct a3. 1873.

e— AtSBBT AssAiiAM,!* b. May 3. 1873.

3— MiNNIB MYBTLB.lSb. DcC. M, |8^

4— Nblub BLANC1IB.1S b. Oct a6, 1879.
S^Annib Katb,is b. Nov. 97. iSSs.
6-Alta MAT.lSb. Sept 14. 188I

#68i- MINERVA ANN,t b. July id. 1849. married first, Joha Elder Ciowder.Jan. as. 1863.
sod again, Collins Lovejoy DagBctt, June iS, 1884. They live at DurilnBion, Iowa.

A7/I/A UrMcnt/wM / J/fHfy ' J'ticr^ Ihnry '• iietiry ^ JhudrUk^ liauirUk = Kplf. » 34 1

1SSUP. BV PIMIT MAKKIACK.

0981— Clarbnc£ Alpiionso CMOWiiEK,Mb. Dec. 50. 1865.

698S— Viola Isoma Cxowdsx.ii b. Nov. 8. Mtj,

6963— RosBUJ^ £Li.ftN CiiownEB.ii b. April 9, 1869.

6964— HORACK Edmund Cmowdkr.m b. March 4. 1870, dM April 04, 187a

8868~Alfiiarbtta Isadora Crowdbb.m b. Jon. aa. 1878.

6966— ORT1U4E Alva CKOWDRR.Mb. May 14* ><75-

686T— John Abraham Cbowdbr.m b. May 5. 1878.

-MARTHA BUJSN.t b. March 19. i|si. m. Bowltar. Thay ttva in Mouni

VcraoB, Lawraiice Coimcy, Ma

8981. JAMES MONROE* DANTA married Nancy Van Oidoll« December, 1835.
He was a frrmcr, and was drowned July 4, 1853. His widow died March 7, 1859.

I— MARTHA ANN.t m. John A. McKaighL Sha diad Jan. 1, 1869. Har hiaahand and
ehOdfaa are afl dead.

ISSUK.

1— Martha McKNiotrr.u

a— JANK McKnight.m m. •*-> Martin.

3— WUXIAM McKNtOHT.M

a— JANE,* b. OeL 19, 1837, narrkd first. Aaron Haflganh, Oct 13, iMiSf^ He was a fiurmrr.
Ha <Scd to die lanrtoe of Ms cooatry durtag die Chrfl War, Oct soi i86x, at Georfetown,
Ma Sha married agato« May a, zS^s. David B. Peak. He is a gardener. BoUi are
members of die Christian Chvrch. They reside at Clay Centre, Nebraska.

ISSITB VT FIBST MAXBIAGB.

jAMRs WiixiAM Haixgarth,is b. Jan. 17. s86s, m. Myra K. Simpson, May 7,
S884. He was formeriy Comity Commissioner of Harlan County, Nebraska,
and is now a book-keeper, living at Summ erv U le, Oregon.

3— DAVID,* «cd to tateey.

4— JVILUAM VAN OSDALUS b. Sept. a6^ i84X, m. Jaa. aa, 1864, Melissa Morris, who
died Feb., 187a. He marrfcad agato, Dec. 4, 1879, Loeeneih Robertson. He is a brmer ,
rssidtog to OxIonI, Nebraska. During die Civil War he enlisted in the 13th Indiana
Vohmtaars, Company I, to May, 1S81. and was disdiarged June aSt iMs. at Raleigh.
N. C Ha was wounded, near Richmond, Va., May 10, 1864, and was captured, and
spent Ave awndis to Southern prisons; escaped several limes and was re-captured, but
made a itoal escape and reached the Northcra ttaes at KnoKvOto, Teaa., Dec 831^864.

lUOB BT naST WIFB.

I— Thomas Shbbmam.is b. Sept. as. 1863, died Aug., s866.

8— Martha Ann.i* b. Aug. 9, i86y, m. Cartoa J. Bird, Dee. 4, s886.

3— Habby.m bi Aug. xy, 1869. m. Amaada Star Ocaat, Dee. aS, 1898. He is a tde-

graph operator.
4— Elssabbth Jans,1S b. Sept. ay, iSyx, died March, 187a.

ISSOB BY SBCONO WIPB.

3— ROBBBT BBNjAMtN,is b. May 88, X874.

6— JAMBS,1S b. Nov. 8, 1875.

7— WiLUAM MiLO,lS b. May i%, iBj^.
8— Lbttib Janb,is b. May 4, 1S79.
9— Ricmabd Lbroy.is b. Dec ay. iSSc
10— Nancy Gbrtbudb.is b. April aa, 188c.

3— CAROLINE.* b. March x6, 1843, m. Tomiinson Simpson. He waa bora Dec. 4, 1833.
U a carpenter and boat builder to Oquawka, Illtoois.

34 J NiHih CentratioH; Neury' Pekr^ Jhnry^ lUnry^ JlemMvk^ J/auiricl'^ Eplw^

•r.

<^

•..

ISSUE.

V ^ • ^ . 1— Jbnnib Simpson,!* b. Scpi. 16, xMo. m. Jobn W. Moore, Nov., 1888. She taught

school for a aumber of years before her mafriage. Mr. Moore is a banker ia
Seattle, Washington.

ISSUK.

Clyde Moore,U b. Aug. it, 1I9&

a— Myba Simpson.m b. Oe(. I, i86e, m. J. W. HaUgarth, May 7, 1884, lie lives in
Clay Cenm, Neb.

I8SIIB.

Lee HaUgarth«» b. April a, 1885.

3— >SAiBrrA SiMPiON,M b. Nov. 8, 18&1, dM in infancy.
4— Gborox Simpsok.18 b. Nov. xj, 1866. Is a fishctman.
S*-Lbwis Simpson.m b. Sept. ej, 1869. Is a printer.
6— WiLUAM SiMPiON.M b. March ax, x87i. Is a painter and paper hanger.
•* - ' 7««- JxssiB SiMPSON,l8 b. March ax. 1877.
8^IoA SiMPtON,M b. March ax, X879.

6~ ISABELLA,* n. William Brinson Johnson, Jnly jx, x86x. He was a farmer la Nebrasluu
and died April 90, 1898. She lives ax Oxtod, in that State.

7— MARY ALICE,* b. Oct xa^ 1844. m., Feb. ad, 1863. Samuel Darius Williams, who was
bom la Crawford County, Pa., Aug. X4, x8s7. He is a fisherman, living in Oquawka,
ni» Dwtog the Chrfl War he enlisted hi the army and oontinned In the service until
wwmded. Ha has senml Ibar years as PoUoe Magistrate of Oqnawlia.

isivs.

B'LOBAH Aucs WiLUAMt,!* b. Jan. 93, X8&1, died Feb. 83, x88a. She was a

schoolteacher,
a— Alphbus SlLVANUi WiUJAMS,!* b. Sept 8, x868. died Oct xo. 1870.
3— HowABO SiLVBSTBB WiLXJAMS,!* b. March X, X871. m. Emma Wood, Feb. 6»

X893. He is a printer.

4— LlXXXAN EUZABBTM WllXlAMS.M b. April a8, X876.

5— Myrti^ Etna Wiluams^i* b. April 99, x88a
d— Emma Wiuj ams^i* b. June 83. 1887.

.8^ JOSEPH THOMAS,* b. Sept xx, X848, m. Panhena Pbig, Aug., 1873. He is a Ihrmer,
Bring hi TrombttU, Clay County, Neb.

IliOB.

I-* Jambs W..18 b. 1880.

8— Thomas Simpson,i* b. x88d.

3— CXJUIBNCB C.,t* b. X887.
4— Habby E.,18 b. X889.
5— Ella Isoui,!* b. X898.

9— GEORGE,* died in inftmey.

so— ABRAHAM NEWTON.* b. Feb. 4, xSsa, married first, June x, 1879. Clarissa Louisa
EweH, who %iras bom hi Bientville, Va., June 98, x859k and died Aug. 5, xSgx. He
married again, Oct. 85, xSga. Edith Mathews Thompson, who %iras born in Fcnbury,
Worecstetshire, Engbind, Aug. aS, X854. He b manager of the Oregon Slate Fair
Grounds, and resides at Salem, Marion Co., Oregon.

ISSUB BY FtBST WIFB.

X — HBB8RBT HuMB,is b. July 88, x88a

8— EuoAB PuB,i* b. Feb. 5, X883.

3— EoNA«i* b. Oet 9b 1885.

4— WiLUAM,l8 b. May83,.x889.

5-^ Harrv.i* b. April a4, xSgx, died Aug. la x89i.

A'lMiA (MMtnUhii; lUnry'^ l\tvr^ Ihury'^ Ihnry * lUudrick^ lltmirick- Epkt.^ 343

3933. HANNAH <* liANTA, born in Henry County, Kentucky, marrictl William-
son Van OidoU October 13, 1836. He was bom March 17, 1816, and died OcioIkt 31,
1868. He was a fanner at Mediapolis, Iowa, where his widow resides, and also her
children whose residences are not otherwise designated.

ISSUB.^

«e87-MAIlAI«A VAN OSDOU* h. Jan. il. \%ik, m. John W. McDonald. March s6. its?-
i698-MKI.lSKA VAN OSDOL,t b. Mareh 19, tUo. m. James W.'Kinf. Dec. 14. \%^
A8i9— MARTHA VAN OSDOUt b. Feb. 10. xa4S. She is a school teacher.
ITM— JOHN W. VAN OSDOI-t b. Jan. sa. 1844. m. Lydia A. Pool. Oa. 13. 1867* He b

a Amner al Laity, Iowa.
8701— MAUNDA VAN OSDOU* b. Jaly si, X846. ai. Rev. Thomas 8. Fool. Oct. sg, xl6y.

He is a ministsr of the M. E. Chvrdu
1708 -MARY M. VAN OSDOUt b. Aug. 6, i849> «• Nicholas H. Boycs, Jnae 14. s868.

lliey aie bodi bHad.
1708— MITCHELL W. VAN OSDOL.* h. Nov. 10. 1831. died May so. 1863.
8704— mXriAH J. VAN OSDOL,* b. Ang. 4. 2454, m. Henry M. Walker, Nov.. 1871.

They Hved at Swedesburgh. Iowa.
8708— MANSTTA VAN OSDOU* b. Dee., 1857. died OeL, s«58.
8700— INDIANA VAN OSDOL.8 b. Dee. as, 2860, m. Frsak P. Cotder, Jan.. 188a They

Uva ai Plattsville, Iowa.
8707— MINNIE VAN OSDOL,* b. Nov. se» i86e, m. Albeit D. Honbigw. June 14. 1888.

They ttve at Oraooeo, ^fo.
8708— BIRDIE M. VAN OSDOL.8 b. May xo^ 1864, ai. Joha Piper, Dec xa, X889.

8887. JOHN CALVIN* BANTA, bom in Switsertend County, Indiana, married
Martha Jane Roberts, November 13, 1856. She died January a, 1871. Subsequently
he married Elizabeth Anderson, widow of Moses Stewart He is a iSutner, formerly
living at Oquawica, Illinois, but now at El Salem, Wis. During the Civil War he
served in the 14th Iowa Iniisntry.

issus Bv viKST wire

8700-EMMA LUELLA,* b. Feb. is i859. m* Bnv E. Leih, Del. 4. 188a He was bom

hi Newport, Pa., Jaly 9, i86x. He Is a printer. Is Oty Cleik of Falmiouat. Neb.

ISSUB.

0008— WiUJAM Walksb Lssn,18 b. June ^ x88s.
0800— Luna May LisH.t8 b. Oet. i, 2883, died Oct. sy, 1887.
0070— Clamrncs Banta Lbsii.18 b. Oa. 7, 1885.
8071— C11AM1.KS HnaBKnT I«Ksu,i8b. March s8i 1889.

•

8710— C1IARI«ES WALTEK,t b. March a8. i860, ai. May Schacfler, Jaa. 1, 188a lie is
a raiboad conductor and lives hi SL IHnil, Mtaa.

ISSUS.

«

08711— HsaaanT .l^,it b. Ang. 18, s88b.
88718— Hasky R.,i8b. Feb. 19, 2884.

8711 -ORI^NDO SANFORD.t b. Dee. eg, 18^ m. Amelia Smidi, Nov. 08, 1889. He is

a farmer at Oquawfca, 111.
8718— ROBERT RAYMOND.t b. Oct. la, 1867. He Is a school lescher at Fairmouai. Neb.
8718- WlLUAM.t b. Oct. 9^ 187a. Uvts at Sac Ctey, Iowa.

issuK BY saconn wire.

8714- BERTHA L.,t b. July 9b 1874.
8718- NORMAN M..tb. May m, 1877.
8718 -SAMUEL S.,t b. July lo, 188B.

Abraham^ P«t«r* H«ndiidk< Hendiiok^ Hendrick* Hmdrick' Spka.^

<: .i 89881. PETER DEMAR££<» BANTA married Hannah Vorii, Aog. i6. 1833.
She was bom Sq>t. 18, i8ia. Hcwasafiinneri and shortly after his marriage he moved
to Johnson €0.9 Ind. He died Sept. i| 1844. llis widow lives at Vinton« Iowa.

ISSUE.

^r:*<^' ^f

l78T^MARVjAN£.tb.JvB« 19.1833. M. Rotieit M. Covtrt He is a ibraMr. fiDmitriy of
JohasoB COb. lad., new rttidiag ia Benioa Co.. Iowa.

ISSUB.
MTf^AMCfBUME COVBBT.IS

Wt% — Prraa Covkmt.is dkd in iafuMy.
6874— ALsarr M. CovBKT.ts

•878— ISABBLLB COVBBT.M

,; 8878— JuuA Ann CovBXT.is
JuirV ; » ,'• . L 8877— Dosu J. Covbbt.w
' ' ' ^ 8878— IDA M. CovBaT.M

8878— WiLUAM CovBBT.M died ia faifirnqr.
. 8888— John K. Covbbt.u
8881— Maboabbt COVBBT.IS
8888— Maby C0VBBT.IS

• •

»

...•v.i I

•788— JUUA ANN.t b. OeL 17, \%^ m. A N. Covtrt

ISSUB.

* 8888— Mabbl COVBBT.IS
8884— Haymbb Covbbt.is

•

•788— ABRAM FRANiCUN.t b. May as, 2838^ died aamarried. Jaa. 23. iS^
•788— ALBERT WILSON.S b. Jnae t9i SS3S. Uatenicr.
8781- ELIZABETH.tb. Nov. 19, XS39.

•788— JOHN VAN BUREN,* b. Jaa. 13. xS4S. m. Lydia OnpiB. b a lawyer at Oteeola.
Iowa. .

ISSUB.

8888- Edwabo Gilfin.is
8888— MBAD8.IS

•798— HENRY.t k Jaa. 31. SS43. died la iaCuiey.

•784-NANCY AMANDA* h. Dee. a6^ XS43. m. Joe M. Fisher. They live ia Vliiioa. Iowa.

ISSUB.

8887— Anna Obbtbuiib Fisubb.i* b. July s, 1S69.

8888— Bbssib Maud FkSHBa.is h. Marefa 31. 1875. died Aug. 14. 1S79.

8888— Lola Gbacb FisnBB«i* b Dee. 16b iSSa.

r 8088t. NANCYS BANTA married Andrew Carmine, Feb. si, 1838. He is a
y wagon maker in Johnson Co., Indiana. She died July 25, 1853.

ISSUB. ^

•788- ABRAHAM NELSON CARMINE,* m. Ladada Coropion. Joly 30. xWf/^ She was

hora Oet 13. iSap. He was a eaniage maker in Fnuiklin, lad., where lie died

Apftt4.|89Qi
.. . ISSUB.

8888— JUUA Carminb,!* m. William Voris.
8881- Adda CAaNiNB.i* m. Lmhcr FVady.
8888— OsiB Andbbw Camminb.!*

8888— WllXIAN CABMINB.lt

% :■ 8788 -LYDIA ANN CARMINE,* h. Jan. 14. iSJi. m. William H. DemarM. Oct. si. iSss.

(#; ^ . I|e It a litfmcr la Franklin, Ind.

A'iMiA Ut'HvnUivii ; .Ihm/utm' /VAt* /hsiry-* Jhary^ tiemirick'^ li^'mirUk' /://v.' .VI5

IMUK.

6994— Uauka Isabkl Drmankk.i* b. Aus. 7. ilsa. died Feb. 13. ils6.
•99i~DE Witt Cunton Dkmamkk,!* Ii. July \% sIss^dM Oct. il, ilss*

i999->Cl.AICA JCJSKPIIINK UKMAMKK.I*b. Nov. M, I85AU

1997— EuccTA AoNKS Drmaiirb,m» b. Jviy n, ilsl, m. William TliclluUd.
1879b H« it ft fimiMrr near. Whiidaad, Indiana.

ItSUB.

I— OmMt Daaid Thdludd.U b. Feb. A s<lx.
• -Cari Cecfl Tbalkaia.n b. Attf.4« itt).
3— William CliflM TbefkakUn b. OcL 5. sSls-
4~Mynle Mary Thdkald.u b. Sept. aa. iSIS.

6999<»Mattib CllARLTON DBlCA«BB,iib. Nov. IS, 1I59, m. Iiaae Smith. Scpi. as.
1979. Ha is'a fumar aaar Whiiabuid, iMttaaa.

ISSUB.

i^WOHam FiraaUte 8miih.u b. Fab. 7, iS8a
a— Bffft AUaa 8mlth,ll b. Jan. S, liStt.
3— Ada EDea SmlUi,U b. Nov. 15, 1189.

7000— WIU4AM Lyon Drmaxbb m b. Nov. it, iMi, m. Anuaiata Crawfofd,
No¥. 1. 18I3. He is a fmaar at WUlalaBd, ladiaaa.

tiSUB.

1— Lydia Mariaa Damarae,U b. Jaa. 13, iML
a^Lney Lee Damarae,u b. Sept. a4, iSty.

tOSl— Ira Mbadb Dbmarbb,18 b. Sept. 13, li^ m, Elitabcch Ann Akiandcr.
Dee. 17, 18I5. He is a fvmer at Whiiciand. ladiaaa.

issvs.

s«» Hairy lUlh Daaiaiae,n b. Nov. 5, iSty.
a^Mary Demaf«e,U b. May 7, 1898^

7009— Victor Barr Dbmarbb.18

7d08— Edith Alma Dbmarrb.m
7004— Mary Esthrr Dbmarrr.18

7005— Anica Olitb Dbmarbb.m

7000— GBOROB WmmBLO DBftURBB.18

•797— MARY MARGARET CARifINE,t b. Sept. 4. ii3S.». Imrc Biowb. April at. 1856.
He it a fimnaria Johnson County. Indiana; now llviaf at F^anldia, lad.

7007— RoBBBT Allbm Brown.m b. No¥. ay, slS7« »• Anaa Jane Smith, June 19.
1899^ HawasgradBaiadatFhttUdfaiCollea«lBi8^

7009— CHAitLBS BR0Wif.i8 b. April 17, 1859. m. Etta Lowe. Nov. as, itt3.

ISSUB.

imrBreim.11 b. Feb. 16. 1886.

7009— Edward Smitii Brown.m b. Maicfa 23, s9^ <Scd Jaa. 19. 1887.

7010— Isaac NRvrrON Brown.m b. Sepc 88, 18^ ol Edhb Lacrange, Oct. 89,

1889. Ha is a Ihrmer in Kranlilin. Ind.
7011— Andrrw Camrron Brown,18 b. Jtdy v^ s868, died Match 89, 1869.
7019— Mary I^illt IIrown.m b. Sept. 5. 1878.

5799— rKTER MARION CARMlNE,t m. Mary Sutaa l^ytler, Feb. as, i860. He is a
fiinntrat Cariyle, Kansas. Is an Elder hi the llctbyierton Church, and was a
Defoi^aie 10 the General Assembly la i8iM.

J46 NiHtk CiiumiioH; A^iAam ^ PiUr^ Htury^ Ihury^ Ihudrick^ ihndrkk'^ Kpkt. >

ISSUR.

701S — Mary Ii>.\ Cakmink.m b. Jan. 7. 1865.
7014* W11.IJAM C.\iiMiNK,>o b. June io» 1867.

701A— llATTIK CAMMINK.Mb. Aug. 14, 1069.

701t— K11.LY Dbll Cammine,m b. Jan. 14. 1879.
7017— JouN Nrwton Casminb.m b. June aa. 1874.
7018'- Harry Carminb.i8 b. April 4, 1876.
7019— >CiiARi.BS Camkron Carmink.m b. June a6, 1879.
70tO— Gborgk £owin Carmink.i* b. Aug. 9, 1884.

87S0— HAVID DEMAR££ CARMINE^* li. Uac. 4. 1898, cited Aug. s8. 183-.
•740-SARAH DRUNNER CARMlNE,t U. Nov. ai. 1899. nu DavM Ucniam Bergen.
Manb aa» 1871. Ha la a carpenter, and owner of a planing mill.

lastfs.
7011 '-Mary Bkrgbn.m b. Mardi xi, 1879, died Dec 99. 1878.
7088— John Carmink Bbrobn.m b. Dec as, 1874.

8741-ALKf A SICKLES CARMINE.* b. Sept. 9, 1848, m. John H. MagiU, Feb. 3. 186a
He ia a farmer at Franklin, Ind.

f! 188UB*

, \ 70St— HsfTBR MAOtLL,l8 !>. Jan. 97, 1873.

70S4— Samuel B. Maqill,18 b. July 31, 1874.

8741-ANDREW CAMERON CARMINE.t b. Feb. a, 184$. died in 186$.

•740 -NANCY JANE CARMlNE.t b. Sept. 30^ 1848. m. Joaeph Handley. Dec. 10. s868.

I88UB. ' '

70tf— Saram Alma Handlby.m II Oct. v^ 1869.

7088— Jambs Edward Handlby,18 b. June 3, 1873.

7087— William H. Handlby.m b. Aug. 7, 1875. died Ocl 30^ 1873.

7080 '-Mary Anna Handijey.m b. Dec 19, 1879.

7080— LORIN Andrew Handlsy.iv b. Feb. xa, 1881.

8744— JOHN WRIGHT CARMINE,* II Oct 17. X849, "l Mary Belle Small.
•741'- RACHEL CLARISSA CARMINE.* b. Aug.'xi. 1839. m. Dantel Helms, April 93.
S878. He is a farmer at Firanklin, Ind.

lastfE.

7080— Nancy Jane Helmi,!* b. Oct 98i x073-
7081 — CoLLiR RoacoE Helmi,!* b. Feb. xg. X874.
7088— Claudia A. Hklms,18 b. Dec 97, 1877.
7088— Anna Mary Hki4Cs,i*Il Nov. 3. x8^
7084— Edith Hrlm8,18 b. June 99, 1889.

AlbOTtv Polor* Bondrick* Bmidiiek« B«idrick< Besdrieks BpkoJ

8988.* CATHERINE* BANTA mairietl Aaron Legranse* Dcccmbcrt i834«
H« b a ftmer in Joh»on County, Indi««.

ISSUE.

•748- MARY ELLEN LEGRANGE.t m. George W. Covert, M. D.. Feb. 9, 1854. He ia
a phyiidan in Franklin, Indiana.

ISSUE.

708f'-ErNRAiM Lynn Cdvrrt.18 b. Nov. xi, XI54.
7080— Clara Catiikrinc Covert.i^Il Feb. X9. 1857.
7087 ^Margaret Electa Covert. Mb. Mayan. x86o.
7088— Anna Josephine Covset,18 b. Feb. a. x8^. died Feb. X7. 1864.
* 7888— MOLUE C0VERT,18 b. Auff. s. X866.
7040— Aura Theodore Covert.i* b. July 8, xSto.

NiMtk at-mnt/iOM ; Aiberi'^ Pcter^ UtHty^ Ihnry^ Hendrick'^ ihmiMck^ Kpke.^ 347

5747- AI.IIKKT ItANMA l.r.(;KAN(;K,« li. Aui;. 18. 184J. in. raiiiik- lUiik-r. Ik* K :i
tfriiccr in KronkUii. IihI.

7041- UUY I.KUMANGK.I*ll. Att(. I, llTS.

•741 -ISAAC NK^a'TON I.KGRANCE,t U. May 3. 184s. m. Ida D. Moons. ll« « a
Knicer in Ktanklia, I ml.

ISftUK.

704S— KvA May I.kcmanuk,i« It. April 19. 1879.
7048 — IlKBTiiA KiJtA Lkoranck.1* b. N«iv. 18. 188a
7044 — NKI.UK CATIIKIIINK LKCttANOK.M U. Ocf. 18. 1886.

8741— I'JrrER D£NMAN LEGMANU£.t|».Scpc is. x849,m.Macgi« Drawer. May 6. 1874.

iistm.

704f--*>l4CUA I^KCITA l*RGRANOK.t»b. Maicll4k 187s.

7040— Kdoar Aiioifis LKCBAKOK.MU.Scp1.9a. 1877.
7047— Will Roy Lkomanck.i* b. April ja. 1884.

808&* M ARGARET<i BANTA numried John K. .Coi-crt, October 4* iSjS- He

is a fiurmcr in Johnson County, Indiana. Was an Elder in the Hopewell Presbyterian

Church, and now holds the same oflice in the I'lesln'terian Church in Franklin, Indiana.

She died Aufj^usi aSt 187$.

tsauB.

8780— GEORGK KIKG COVERT.* h. Dec. aS. 1899. m. Susan Aageliae Ugrange. He
it a groeer at Garrison, lovra. Was a soklltr in iha lata war. Was at Winchester,
Va.; ttUbtn prisoner at the Untie oT the W a deme s s hi May. 1864, and was bdd as
such at Andersonrille. and at Floranoe. S. C. tfil Maieh. i86s- H an Elder in dM
l*rcsliyU!rian Churdi at Garrison, Iowa. No issue.

8781 -MARY JANE COVERT.t b. Nov. 13, S84S. m. ^aiUiani S. Young. May 9. 1864.
He was a Union soldier, and lose a foot at the battle oT Slaugliter Monntala. Va..
Aug. 9. 186a: ttdum prisoner Aug. xj.-xSSa. and sent to Ubby Prison, and rsnuUned
fhcrs tm Nov. Ub 188a. He has filled various ofllces connected with the latemal
Revcnne XJepartHMUt. ftum 1866 10 187a Was in the Postal Serviee ftum 1873 10
xSSa. Served as Township Trustee of Franklin. Johnson County. Ind.. Ikuro April.
iSSs to April. 1884. IsaJustieeorthePenee. Is a merdiant tailor hi ^>anklfa^ Indiana.

ISSUB.

7040— Obobgb L. Votllio.i8 b. Dec 17. 1884. nu Elsie M. Israel. Jan. ja. 1888. Is

a brick mason.
7049— Bbrtua Y0UN0.M b. Feb. so^ 1868. died Aug. 4. xSyx.
7080— ViKNiB Y0UNG.IS b. March 1. 1874.
7081— Jambs Yuuno,m b. March S9. 1876. died Maieh S9. 1876.
7081 -Opal YntrNCM b. Feb. 8. 1881.
7088— Claba V0VNO.M b. March a6. 1888.

878t— ALBERT DANTA COVERT.* b. June 14. 184S. died Sept. 6. 1851.
8788 - RACH EL A. COVERT.t b. Feb. 19. 1848. m. I^cr Ronsdell. Aug. x4^ x86d. He is
a earpenier hi Khmklin, Ind.

7084 — Fbamk £. RitMsi>KLL.*8 b. Oct. ix. 1867.

7088— 1^1 AOGIR Rkmsubll,18 b. Feb. s8. 1870.

7080— Mattir V. Rbmsdrij.,18 b. Ocl sS. 187s.

7087 — Maby M. Rkms»bli.,I8 b. Jan. 18. 1873.

7088— Ombb Rbmsobix,!* b. Jan. as, 1878.

7089— USBB liRMSD8l.L.t8 b. Sept SS. 1880, died Dee. si. 1886.

7000— Bbkta N. Rkmsdeix.!* b. Feb. d» 1883.

7091— Ciiablbs Rcmsdbll.18 b. May as. X885. died die samedsy.

7009— John R. Rkvikpru..!* b. July 15. 18S7.

7099 — W11.UB C. RKMSORU..I* b. May 18. 1890. died May 09. 189&

34S Ninth GtngraHoH; AiUn'^ PtUr^ Htnry^ Hinry^ Hindrick^ HiHtirick < Epki. t

«7«4— SARAH C. COVERT.t b. Dec 16. iQso. m. Robert P. Hamillon. Jan. 31. 188a. He
tcnrcd from i86e to 1865 in the Union Army. \% na Elder in tlie Presbyterian
Churdi at Shiloli. Is a farmer in Johnson Co., Ind.

ISfUB.

TOM^RoxY Hamilton, tt b. Dec aj. 188c

•7fi— JOSEPH E. COVERT.* b. Sept. 9. i|s3. m. Lucy A. RansdeH, Sept. as. 1878. He
la a CEumcr at FrankliB. lad.

isauB.

TOSf— Lbota CoVBlT.t8 b. July 97. 1879.

T9M-^ Babil CovBKT.t8 b. Avf. X3, 1881.
. / TOST'Lbla CoVBBT.lt b. Sept. a6^ 1883.

' TOit— Haibl Covbbt.m b. Sept. 19, 1885.

TOtO — Cbol Covbbt.m b. Jane at. 1887.

8Tf«— CLARA ROSETTE COVERT.* b. Nov. a. 1836, m. Lewis E. Claric. Sept 33. 1873.

He la a merchant.

tsaUB.

afr. ^i^ ;i • ' 70T9<— WiNntBO ClabicW b. Sept. 14. sSt^. died May ad^ 1886.
'tJi. i.' !i' . TOTl^EoNA Clabx,i* b. Jan. 18, x88c

TOTS— WiLBUB Clabb.18 b. Avg. x8. 1888.

•TIT— ARTHUR COVERT,* b. Oct. 7. 1I59. m. Eliiabeth E. Hopper. May x8. x88c

I88UB.

TtTS— ElXBN V. CovBBT.it b. Feb. xa. X883.
. 70T4—OTiaO.CovBBT.i8b. Match 4. 1890.

•Tit *ELLEN COVERT.* b. Jan. is, 1863. m. Henry Rica Demaree. Dec ag. x886. He
la a (hnnar hi Johasoa Co.. Ind.

ISSVB.

7071— Mabt Dbmabbb.!* b. April X3. S889.
•Tit— ELMER £. COVERT.* b. Jan. xa. 18^ He la a grocer.

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ERRATA AND ADDENDA.

On Paob 41* Add to issoe of Hendrick Van Gieflon and Hendrickje Danta:

Slli^ISAAC VAN OIESON.I b. Jwm m. 1791. m. Maria Vamterbetlu wl» «« boia
Dtc II. 1791. aad ditd March a, iter* HadM Mayal, iljB.

ISSUE.

i—Hknby Van Qikson,* b. Nov. 1, ilxi, n. Jsaa WIUmm. He is livlaf ia

PMmoa.N.J.
a^AuousTtfs Van Gibson,* h. iSss. au Pitshsrti*— .
S^Anna Mabia Van Gibson.* b. itiS. ul Join Vaa Ssaa. oC Cherry Km, N. J.
4— John Romainb Van Gibson.s h. Dtc s. iteo. m. stisEUea V.f Baaca.

Paob 48 :

441 i* JACOB BOQSRT.f m. Sarah Vsa Voorhass.

• «

isavB.

1— Mabia Boobbt.a b. Dee. % 1737.

a— Albbbt Bogbbt.s b. July eg. 17^ ol itflSophfai Weitervelt.* Aag. 9^ I797.

Fags 76 : S67.^SimoB* Banta should be Simon* Banta.

«

Pagb 87. Insert:

••79t— Albert Gniiam Bogert* oMest ehOd eC tmGmiaai BogtrtT ami
Maria Deautfest, bora Dee. as* sSt7.

Paob 168:

tilt-* JOHNI BONTA. faMert: Widow is ttvteff at Rase HO, Ky. |

isauB.

SAMtntui Bk Naaale Daacaa. who was bon Jaa. 30. x|ss* "Hiey Uve at Rose '
HOLKy.

isauB.

BIlea,* b. Sepc ja. 1S79.

Pagb 188 : Insert Ludington as siimame of Nos. 4826^ 4827, 4828.
Paob 363 :

8t8t*BENJAMIN.tihottldhe BENJAMIN.*

8884— laiert:' CALEB.* b. Dee. 4, xS^. ul Flora Jordaa. Soa of Beaalbrt Baau by

wife.

Paob 393 :

4878 ihouM be FLORENCE SVLVU LEE.*

KNQUIH.

Adeliiit, Alice.

Agnes.

Anil.

Some of the Dutch Baptismal Names appearing in this volume are here given with

ft

equivalents in English. It may be mentioned that there is no uniformity of
spelling of most of these namies in the ancient Dutch Church records, the first one
, giyfOi^for epmple, being spelt indilTerently, Aeltie. Aaltje, Aaltie, etc

s i^'hnrat. ' knoush. Dtrrcii. KNGUsn.

GliUant Wfllism.

ie« Margaret.

. . . . Henry*

.... Harriett Henrietta.

Haas« Jan* Johannes, • John.

Japaetie, Jane.

Jacobus or Kobus, . . James.

Katrintie, ..... Catherine.

Klacs, Claes, . . . Nicholaii.

Machtelt, Matilda.

Maria, Marretie, Marytie, Mary.

Keeltje, . \ . . . Cornelia, Nelly.

Roelof, Ralph.

Tennis, Anthony.

Tryntie, .•••-. Calherine.

WUlemptle, .... Wilhelmiaa.

Wynlie,

Aemaf ^ •

Angealtie, . . .
Aaaattja, Aatie,

Afie,

Bclttk, Isabella.

BreyschSt . • • • • Bridget.

Cstrintie, Catherine.

Derrick, Diick, • . . Richard.

Divcrtjeny .... Deliorah.

Elsies Alice, Elsie.

Engdtic, • • • • . Angelica.

Spke, •••... Egbert.

Fkanscjpatic^ . • • • Frances, Fanny.

Pytis^ Sophia.

Geerttnyd, Glcrtje, • Gertrude.

Geeaia, \ Grace.

Genretia, • . . • . Charity.

INDEX.

RXPLANATION.

FORMERLY it was quite anusual to give to a-child more than one baptismal namot
and as the variety of names in most families was quite limited it was common*
to distinguish between two persons of similar name, to aiBx the father's cognomen to
that of the child— ^ For instance: the son of Jacob Banta who was christened simply as
John, would frequendy be described as John Jacob, to distinguish him from John, the
son of Henry,' who would be designated as John Henry. Similarly, Mary, the
daughter of Aaron, would be referred to as Mary Aaron.

As so many persons of similar names are mentioned in this volume, it has been
deemed expedient in preparing the Index to Danta surnames to add the Caber's name
also, where only a sin^ name would otherwise appear, and in general, a comma has
been inserted to indicate that the Cither's name has been so affixed* Thus, John, the
son of Henry, has been indexed as John, Henry; and Mary, the daughter of Aaron, as
Mary, Aaron.

In the Records of the Hackensack Reformed Dutdi Church, which wero prepared
by the present writer for publication as the first volume of Collections of The Holland
Society of New Yoric, he called attention to tlie great variety of spelling of proper
names current among the eariy settlers in this country, and gave a page or two of illus-
trations of such variations. One of the names which appears in the Hackensack
Records as Cammega, Kamga, Kammegaer, Kammiga, etc, win be found in this
volume as Commingore, Comingo, etc., and this example will serve to Illustrate- the
difficulty of attempting to decide as to correct spelling of any name.

In indexing surnames other than Banta, the rule has usually been Mlowed in this
book of including ftmilies of welUknown common origin under one heading instead of
under the various spellings adopted by different persons. Thus, the Demarees aro
indexed among the Demaicsu, the Dogarts with the Bogerts, the Van OsdoUs with the
Van Arsdales, etc.

The names' of persons included in this volume who were married and had issue
•are usually mentioned on two different pages; the first, where they appear in the ac-
count of their, parents' fiwiOy, and the second time as the head of a new iSunily. The
paging in this index refers to the latter notice, the former can readily be found by refer-
ence to ilic numbers affixed to the names, which are consecutive. For example: Aaron,
son of George Uanta, will be found on page 145, numbered 1313. Uy turoing back-
ward this number win be found on page 80, where George Banta's fiimily b recorded.

A * affixed to a number of a page indicates that two or more simiku* names will be
found on that page. '

The names to which a double star * * is affixed will be found on the chart show-
ing the compiler's ancestry inserted in the Preface.

Index to Banta Surnames,

••^

A.

Afk

AaroBtArit la

Aaron Ehrarton ••••• ••••••••• 134

AaroB. Georga • 14s

Aaron, John • St

Aaron, SaaBotL loobaai

Aaron, Simon 133

Aaron Vandaibock 130

Aaron, Wiert • •••194

Aaron WiUian 134

Abbia, John I7S»307

Abbia, Samnd zaS

AbiaLodia. ; 314

Abiach 11

Abncr A. 240

Abmbam, Abraham* • 119

Abraham, Abram. a* isS

Abraham Ackarmaa •••••••• 131

Abraham, Albart ^164

Abraham, Aria« ••••••••••••••••••« •o^ 33^

Abraham B •••••• •••••194

Abraham, Cdmalina'. • 349

Abraham, Henry S8, 165, 163, 302, 337

Abraham Hlldabnni •••••• •• *isi

Abraham Hoppar •••••••••••••• •* •aoo, aoy

Abraham, Jacob . . .45, 74, 129^ 131, 196, 113

Abraham, John • •••••••••••193

Abraham UncolB SS7

Abraham Newton • ••••••••342

Abraham, Peter.. ••••••• .192, 304, 34s, 269

Abraham, Thoaiai.*........*.i2i, 13O1 190

Abraham, Warren* ^* ••••••••••••••••• •279

Abraham, WflUam. 264

Abraham, WnUam M 339

Abram •• 53

Abram, Abraham..^ ••.••••••••••219

Abram, Alliert. • • • • • ^ • ••316

Ahnm B., Jr • ••199

Abram nartholf.... • ••% 199

Abram Brewer ; 2S8

Abram, Comelittt « • 20

Abram, David... •••;.. .103

Abram De Witt. 194

Abram FrankBn 344

Abram, Henry. S47» 3>6

Abram, John I70> 264

Abram, Samnd 73

'Abram, WilUam. .. i 219

AdaT. 167

Ada, Wniiam. 867,288

Adeline A S34

AdamC 3>>

Adaal^ Peter.. 20$

Addie, George IS3

AddieL 273

Addaide, Gilbert 146

Adehdde,John •••132

Adelia, Comelini. ; 119

Addb, Peter. '. ao6

Adeline, Benjamin. 182

Adelk LaciUa. 183

Admonia • • 99*

Aegie, Arie 4S

Aeltie S7

Aeltie, Abram. 4*

Aeltie, Hendridi 2$

Agnea, George ....' 139

Agnea, Hendrick 82

Agnea, Jaeob 274

Albert A 186

Albert Abraham. 340

Albert, Albert 163, 163

Albeit Arthur. 294

Albert, Daniel 99t 3^

Alben, David. 261

Albert Dickson. 250

Albert Edwin 337

Albert F. 273

Albert Franklin 336

Albert, Hendrick. 61, 180

Albert, Henry ....$2, 57, 88, 162, ^2341 316

Albert J ..214

Albert, Jacob 130, 185

Albert, Jamca. •••273, 319

Albert Jeflerda 271

354

Index io linHia Sumamei.

Albertt John 14B, 149, 279

Albtrl L 129, 299

Albert Monlbrt 174

Albert, Peter 180, 248, 249* 270. 271

Albert, Semoel • 220

Albert* Thomas •• • 322

Albert, WiUien il9f 371

Albert WOioo. 544

Albert Zabrif hie 126,218

Aksaader Slewert. • ••••••*234

Alffod, Jr 17S

AUredB. 317

Alfred Chirlfi •••••••••••••• ,,,,,,,,, .205

Allirc4 Edward 337

Alfred Fraahlia 1 337

Alfred John 17S

Alfred Peter 20$

Alfred Voris 299

Alices Albert 275

Alice Bedell ••• •••207

Alice C 275

Alice Cordelia .'. 28s

Alice D 281

Alic^Dallaa 3^3

Alice, David ^. 313

Alice Eofenie • 197

Alice, Henry. • 3^3'

Alice, Iiaac. 316

Alice, JaaMS. • 244

Alices Joha..... ^ •••I'H

Alice Laviaia 215

Alice Looiae ..321

Alice R • 188

Alice Rachel • .172

Alices Simoo.... 76

Alice Victoria. • 284

Alice, Waiiam 271

Alida Ckiherine 238

Allen, Jesie. 242

Allen Morrii. 274

AUen, Weart.... 209

Allie Cordelia 296

AlUe, Dallas 3^3

Alma, Ira. 188

AlmiraLfdia. 229

AlmonW 298

Alonso, James 163

Alpha, Henry. ...281

AlphensC^ 186

Alia, Henry • 303

Alta May ••.••.•• • • 340

AhaZarah 296

Alva, ilenry 303

Alvin Ira 188

Alvin J 152

Amaacla, Albert 270

Amanda, Garret 324

Amanda M 149

Amanda Talbot 337

AoMnda, William 266

AflsasaDeLong 170

Amelia, Comelina... 203

Amelia Glass. 216

Amelia, Jacob.... 179

Amory C. '. 277

Amy Dorcas 338

Amy £ 238

Amy Maria 247

Amy, William 247

Amri Warren 289

Anderson, George » 313

Anderson, Henry 244

Andrew Alexander 250

Andrew Baher • 299

Andrew Comdina ••>73

Andrew, Henry. 156,243

Andrew J., Andrew 244

Andrew J., David 183

Andrew J., James 220

Andrew J., Peter. • 245

Andrew Jachaon, Aaron 134

Andrew Jaehson, Abram .• 247

Andrew Jaehson, Henry.. 241

Andrew Jaehson, James •U't 33^

Andrew Jaehson, John. ••••337

Andrew, John*. ••.•••.. ••..•• 145

Andrew, Lett.......... •.••••..244

AndrewP ••••345

Angelica, Arie 149

Angelica, John. 84

Angelina, Jacob 314

Angenetta, Garret 325

Angenide, Hendrich 28

Angenitie, Henry. 60

Angenitie, Seba 25,32

Anb E 27s

Ann, Albert. ..••..... 180

Ann, Cornelias.. • • • • • 70

Ann, Uirch 33, 87

Ann Eliaa I34t 154*337

Ann, George..... 80

Ann, Henry. 25, 96, 157, 171

Ann, Jacob 28, 47» 75» "St 19^

Ann, John. 108,330

Ana Maria 339

tndex Af Hanta Surnames,

3SS

iVaa, I'cicr 118

Ann, Peterittft 167

Ana Ridgway • 75

AsAt Snoioel 74, 78,91

Ann, Sebn s5

Ann, Tbomas . 73

Anns, Abrnm ••••.. 195

AawiC •••319

AmtCdima. •••' S3S

Aant, DaaM 177, 178

AiiBft, Dnvid. ..97, 191

AnnnEliia 148* 107

AiuM Eliin Hnring ••••• 155

Ann Elizabeth.. ••• 130

Anna, HcBry. 157. 177, J74

Ama, Jamts««r* ^

Ama Jaat.«...« • 8}

Anna, Jdlm 118

Anna Looisa*.*..* m

Anna M •••••asa

Aiwa Maria joo. 89s, 399

AnMMary. , »7t*334

Aiina,Merrit.«. 399

Aaaa, Peter. •••,'• ••^n

Aaaa, Ridiard 1. 8t

Anna. Somd........ 138

^»^«- «$rlM

Wiilian 134

Anaactje, Gerret '• ..•. 46

Anaae^et Sel». 44f 45

Annit Edith ..••• • aaO| aas

AsMe Elisabeth.; aiS

Anaie, John ••••••••••• ••• 81

Anaie Kate ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••340

Annie May ••••'. 253

Annie Pbelie..... • ••••••.••330

Annie, TbeoMi. ,130

Annie, Williaai. 347

Antie, Dirck 45

ArunanthaC..4« •• 330

Ardabald Robert 109

ArdUe Deinaree..«..*.*,....,...*.....i87

Aidilk,Joieph...«. 320

Arelee* Theoilbffn. 4....SI9

Aria^ Jacob 197

Arie^ eee Aaron.. •• •••••• ••••••

Arie, Arie • •83

Arie, Hendridb 46

Arie, IlUUebrant 150

Arie, Joliaaneft..*. ••••••••••• 45

Arie, John.. •••••••••• ••••••••••149

Arie, Peter 83

Arie^ Sannel.*** • ,,,. 138

i\nc« smkIm* ••••••••••••••••. ••••••• aS^t 7S

ArUda, Peter .318

Aru Caster •• 967

Artemiiia, Henry. 168

Artemisia, Waiiam 267

Arthur liudd a88

AnhnrC 37S.S79

Arthnr, Daniel. ••• • ••••374

Arthar, Henry 263

Arthnr Knox. S31

ArtJwrMangaa 270

Arthnr, Samnd 283

Arthnr Spencer*. 134

ArtlMtf, Thomas 1S5

Arthar Winfield J06

AsaGrafton...... S91

Asa, John 131

Athen A. 97S

AafostaWilks aoe

B.

Alice S79

Frederidt ate

Barbara, Jacob 974

Barney Aliraham 130

Barney, Joha too

Heatnce. Albert. ...•».•••.•••••••••« ••299

BeaalortA. 264

Beaalbrt, Albert a6a

Beaalbrt, Henry. 263

Beanlbrt, John 269

Bdfada, Gerrit i 221

Belitje, Jacob 47

Belitje, SamaeL 13^

•BeUaCdena 264

Belle, Andrew 244

BeDeB. 89

BeUe, David 313

Belle Lena. 308

Benjamin A*. 320

Benjamin, Andrew 299

Benjansin, Beaafort 263

Benjamin, Dirde 87

Benjamin Franklin 302

Benjamin Frederic. 291

Benjamin H 303

Benjamin, Henry. ; 21$

Benjamin l«cwis ••••.••••; 234

Benjamin N • 180, 319

Benjamin v.. •••. ...181

Bennett Roy v 303

BenoniStinson..** •••••• 309

3S6

Index to Bania Sittraamei.

Bcnurd F 501

BcrrUdft fitlU 320

Bcfftt Junes***** •*••••**••*••••••*••• ^yiyj

B«rt, Peter 973

BeffC»\railaai 134

BertheB****** 127

Bertha L 343

Bertha Bfey* 319

Bertha Olive 15s

Bertie A 995

Bmie Knaces* ••.•*•••••*•*••**••••* •aoe

Betile Stanley *«.* ••••134

BeuA *.**3i6

Bettie Ellen* •.**•«*.. 953

Bettie^ John y.*.a8a

Bettie Lorn 991

Bettie Lola ***.**.*«*994

Bettie, WOllam* ...*.947

BealahMay* * iSs

Beverly Bf 983

Beverly V *.**.*S7t

Beverly WOUaaii* • 180

Blandie B 983

Blanche £ • *.*9i9

^^^vVB^B^V # ■Hfli^Pi #nvtt##9etteeeee9n###e #9*9 B^A

Breckenridget Lett 944

Bieyehe, ThoBMa *.***t90 1

Bridgett ThoBMa.* 190

Bmcet Henry** • *..98i

fimce^ Merrit* ••**••••••••••••• ••**• ^999

Byron*** •**••**••*••*•*•••••**••* •***97i

c.

Caleb, Beaafort ate

Calvin Wheeler ,,• 310

Candace* Albert • 961

Carlt Allen ••;.••*.• 974

Carl Edgar ** 969

Carl* Janes **307

Carofine, Henry* 903

Caroline^ James Monroe*. *.***34i

QroUne^ John 9SI

CafolineK Ss

Csrollne Permilhu * 93S

Carolyn Rathbone**** 99S

Carrie A* 934

Carrie Looisa * 907

Carter Don * 968

Cary Egglcston * 999

CassaRcUa *.* 953

Cassandra**** * *• 93

Cassandra Ellen 954

Cassle Belle 953

Catharine,sce Catrintie, Tryntjeand Katharine

Catharine, Aaron 100

Catharine, Abraham 74f i^

Catharine, Albert 164, 346

Catharine Aaselia* * 144

Catharine, Andrew*** * 944

Catharine, Arie 138

Catharine Asgnsta**.* 938

Catharine Barr* 117

Catharine, David. 117

Cstharine, Dirdc 87

Catharine £• « 199

Catharine Jane** •• 189

Catharine, John 119, 139, 143,276

Catharine Maria •••.s^ 199, 139

Ottharine ?.***.*•« 184

•Catharine, Panlns*««««« 114

Catharine, Peter 98, 163

Catharine, Simon • • 76

Catharine Weasels 74

Catherine Ann I77»>>S

Catherine, Charies* 959

Gstherine, Garrett 394

Cstherine, Henry 9ii

Ortherine, Samnel 139

Catheiine Tcall 140

Catrintie, Jan • 44

Cdesdna, Isaac *•* 313

Celh^ John * * 9o6

Charity, see Gerretie* • *

Charity, Henry ..* 98

Charity, John .189

Chari^ Maria *.***I99

Charity, Peur 98, 984

Charity, Thomaa 191

Charles.A 159

Charles Aaron 89

Charlea Andrew 337

Charles Clement • 183

Charles Clinton 146

Charies CoUgnie. 336

Charies D 991

Charies, David* 959

Charies Ddavan* 186

Charles S 905, 316

Chariea Edgar 144

Charies Edward •••••911,991,33$

Charles Edwin 988

Charlea F 185,934

Charlea Flavins 337

Charlea C ^3t 333

Charles Henry 133, 159,963,395

Qiarles Holler • 999

ludes^io lUiHta Surnames.

3S7

Qurles Joseph 218

Chftrles L • 150, 304

Charles Lcrojr 863,306

Giarlet Linville. . • • .• ••137

Charles M 18a, 204, a9S» 296

Charles Otho. aS3

Charles, Peter 103,173

Charles Reaeaax..... 239

Charles RQey 171

Charles Roy •••3^

Charles, Sanael ••••'•• ••••••••••••••• .283

Charles Walter • 343

Charles Warren •••••• 264

Charles Wesley *••• .105, 187, 306, 309

Charles WnUam J'St 337

Charles Woodhorj 331

Charlotte Bartlctt..' •\..140

Chester V. • •••131

Christsas, Ahraham* •••••••••••••.••••• 130

Christian, Arie. 46,85

Christian, Hendridt « 83

Chrinian, HOdebrant 84

Christiaa, Peter;. • 85

Christiana, Peter 143

Christina, Ahraham... 158, 177

Christinat Albert ...• 89

Christina, Annie • • 129

Christina, Jacob. • • 317

Christins, John • 151,179

Christina, Peter M63

Christina, Samnel • 77

Christopher Colnmbos. 167,168

Christopher Harris.... 264

Christopher Jacob 335

QthaEdwanls. •.••••.• .175

OarmA 153

Clara Emma ..###•••• 319

Qaia, Ira........*.. ••199

Clara Jane... 317

Qara, John. 161,314

OaraLacretia...... • ••177

Clara, SamaeL 109

OaraVawter. 150

aara,WiUiam.......i 188

Oare, David 217

Cbirenee, Andrew 199

CkreneeC. 341

Clarenee Earl... 198

Oarinda II. V. A. C. C 131

Chmde, Edwin 149

Qauik, John. • .287

Qande L 287

CUnditts, ElberL 2C7

Qementine, Simon 76

Cleon AlberL 253

Clillbrd Daaid 323

CUITonl Demarest 156

Clifford, Henry 163

Oothilde, James 286

Clyde, Waiiam 134

Collie... 187

CoQinaFatima ..••.264

Colnmbns Seward 267

Cdmmodore Perry. • 305

Cora A '. 295

Cora Amelia 293

Cora, Daniel 319

CoraErminnie 335

Cora, Jacob. • 191

Cora Lee... 337

Cora May 306

Cora, Peter 237

Cora PrisciUa 317

Cora, Ralph. 213

Cora, WaKam. 288

ComeBa, Cornelias. 67,103

Cornelia F. 105

Cornelia H 110,319

Cornelia, Jacob 49, 185

Cornelia, Peter. 137

Cftmelias, Abram ••• 41

Cornelias B. 135

Cornelias, Cornelias. 155, 171

Cornelias, David .•••135

ComeUas Demarest. ••156, 193

Comeliasv Epke........ 10

Comelins, Frcderidc 103

Cornelias, Gerret ..86, 155

CorncUaSf Hcndridu 110, 156

Cornelias, Henry.. 94ff 109

Cornelias, Jacob. • . .39, 75, 123, 186, 187, 196

Coraelias, Jan ^37, 118

Cornelias, Joannes. •••••• ...lOO

Cornelias, Peter 119, 163

Cornelias, Petcrins. «...•••.. 91

Comelins Rosooe.

Cornelias Terbane. .• ••...

Cornelias V 89

Cornelias Vreeland '155

ComeUas, William 306

CorUjobn 339

Corwin, Peter. 137

Cylllnda, Jacob. ,. 179

Cynthia, Albert '. 186

)

•«

358

Index io Bauia SHrnauus.

Cyntliia Ann 247, 318

Cyndiia, Peter 171

Cymt N 539

Dallas F., 17^3^

Dta^Daaid. • ..374

DibM Ackcrmaa. 174

DaakI, Albert 98, iSo

DaBidBrcwar......... 950

DaBidC .....i 332

Daaialt DuM.^ 177, 18a

Daniel, Gerrit...... 333

Daniel H 333

Daniel, Henrjr 5't 9St 123.398

Daniel Jacob; 317

Danid JelTenoa 308

Danld, John • ai4f J19

Daniel Blarioa 106,307

Daniel R 37s

DanidW 154

David Addbeit ;.. .337

DnTid Alexander 361

David, Afk ...^ 76

David B 204»330

David C 169

DnvidD 303

David, David 305

David Deaurest.. 317, 353

David, Dirck...« 140

David H 178

David Hcndridi 67

David, Hcnrjr 97tH4f 1^3

Dnvid, laaae 39$

David, Ifaac •••• • 316

Dnvid, Jacob 18$, 196

David, John •••• • .107,141,300^337

David, Joaepb.«r 73

David O 186

David, Peter .' 384

Dnvid Recder..*..... 319

David Rilejr. • 313

David Robert ; 308

David Schnyler* ••839

David, TbonuM. 191

DavidTodd. 361

David V 30S

David W 53

David Weslejr 350

David, Wieit ^63, Mia, 19s

David WiUiaai 395

Davis, Samnel • .166

Deborah, Abraham 138

Dclioralii Ahraiii • 73

Deborah Ann 150

Deborah Ellen 1 53

Deborah, HUdebrant. 84

Deborah, Samnel X38

Deborah, Stephen 151

Deborah, Thomae 139

Delia Imogene 334

Dell, George 186

Dell, Iftt 188

Dell, JaaMS 330

Delia Gertmde 131

Demarcst, Henry •••13>

Dennis, Raymond.. 307

Deo Lee 330

Derrick Dean 335

Derrick Hnlbert..... 331

DeVeraDnree *• 381

De WiuCllntoo a4S» ST^

DeWbtE ; 387

Diana Dorland 167

DinaL ; 304

Dinah, Samnel..^ 9a

Dirdc, Epke...!^ 16

Dirdc, Hendricfc 87

Dirck, Jacob 63

Dirck, John...^ 79

Dirck, Seba..... 34, 3$,' 78

Divertjen Jacob 49

Dollie, Henry. 379 '

Don, WOliam 367 ;

Dora Belle. 391

Dora Kate 313 j

Dora Mena 315 I

Dorinda, Samnd 383

Dower, John 333 '

E.

Eari, Henry .•.••303

Eari, Ira 188

EwIM 3«7

EarkThooMS 333

Karfejnstns 153

Edgar O. 139

Edgar Poe 343

Edgar S 130

Edith Agnes ••-HS

Edilh, James. 370

Edith, Lncas....... 310

Edith M 153

Edith May 333

Edna A 3oa

EdnSt Abraham. .•.••..•.•.••..•.••• ••343

iMdcjc io JUiHia Samamts.

3S9

luliui. Allien 399

Kilmi, Amircw 299

EUna, Walter 317

Edward, Andrew ••344

Edward Bryan •••••. 389

Edward Calvin *ais

Edward Champion* ••••• • 146

Edward De Forest tyt

Edward E • • soo

Edward GQ|tfn 344

Edward^ Henry. •ixi« 334

Edward, John. 33S

Edward Leslie 22$

Eilward Witthans. 226

Edward Woodmir 203

Edwin, Albert 261

Edwin Comelins 237

Edwin, Edwin « • 149

Edwin Henry. sjit s'79

Edwin, John 149

Edwin LUly .290

Edwin Marshal! 291

Edwin Perry. 206

Edwin Rass. 134

Ellie May. 294

ElSe, Peier 163,273

Effie,SamneL • 137

Ellie, Theodore M. 219

Ellie, Thoouis 190

Elbat, Henry. 267

Elena, Henry .••.• 64

Eleanor, Cdmellaa • 155

Eleanor, Ceorje. •••••••...•*# •.• oO

Eleanor, Gerrit........« 239

Eleanor, Henry. Vl9t 304

Eleanor, Jacob 300

Eli, Joseph r 3J0

Elias Le Conpie 306

Eliha, Edward 211

Ell|ah,Jdhn 177

ElQah, Peter '• 171

EUjah, Wnifaun. 171

EllahaF. 29$

Elisha, Henry. • ; 2U

Elisha, Jacob t74t 39S

Elisha John. '. 996

Ellsa, Aaron 194

Elisa, Abraham. 128,332

EUsa, Albeit. 164

Elisa Ann, Abraham •• ••191

Elba Ann, Hemlricfc... fo6

Ellsa Ann, Itfaac..... ••••••. SS3

EUsa Ann,.Johtt • •••M4ff '3S

Mlua Ann. I'der l6X

Klua, IhrnU:! 213

Elisa DemareM. • • . . 214

Ellsa EUen 243

Elisa, Ceorge 80

Elisa, Henry 122,213

Elisa, Isaac 299

Elisa J 321

Elisa, Jacob I97i39i>3i4

Elisa, James 244

Elisa Jane 167* a IS* ^i» 3^9

Ellsa Jane, William 31s

Ellsa, John 82,174,275

EltsaLytle. 336

Elisa Klargaret 228

Elisa, Peter. 171

Elisa, Samael • 128

Elisabeth A. 184

Elisabeth, Aaron 82

Piiabeth, Abram 73, 104, 170

Hitabeth, Albert 164*272

Elisabeth, Andrew. 299

|riiy ^%^ li An* i r I t T - - T - ••••••«•.••. 92

Elisabeth, Afk 8$

Elisabeth Cassady ••• 7S

Elisabeth Catharine. 196

Elisabeth, Charles 252

Elisabeth, Comelins 24, 71, 120, 187

EUsabcth, llaniel 99* 1^3

Elisabeth, Dirdu 87

Elisabeth, Dower. 332

Elisabeth, GeorBC 202

Elisabeth, Gilbert 121

Elisabeth Helen. 131

Elisabeth, Hendridu 49* 148

Klliabfth, Henry ....98, 160, 162, 171,211

241. 244* 267, 333

Elisabeth, Hildebrant. 84

Elisabeth, Jacob 62, 153, 134* I74i 3iS

Elisabeth Jane 247,308*313

Elisabeth, John 102,121,147,192

218, 234* 264, 27s

Elisabeth M 203

Elisabeth Mary. 276

Elisabeth Perlina 313

Elisabeth, Peter 83,98,245

EKisiicth, Peter Demaree 344

Elisabeth Kntan. 200

Elisabeth, Samnel 42, 166, 222

Elisabeth, Thoous 74

Elisabeth, Weart.' 119, 122, 208

Elisabeth, Wniiam 264* ^^S

EUsanK 295

36o

Index to Bania Surnames.

ElUA 240

EUaFrtBCM 197

Sllai Htnry 283

Ella bob 343

Slktjoluu.. ••••••••• •••••••268, 28a

Ella» Jotcpli... 317

SUABfay 326

SlUS 240

Ella Wama., 238

Elkn» Baaaferf 263

EUaa* CoriBili ••••••••••••••«•••• ••••291

ElltHt Co fft fHuf 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 _ I •••209

EUcbS.... 150

EUeaElitik 310

ElkaEliia • Si

EUcBtGtnil •••••'••••••.. 155

EUcB* Htnry. •;••••••• ••••H4

ElloiLaraaay.*... • •••308

EUaa Marfircl. • 145

Elltiii SmimL x-.^i « • ■•349

EUn Von BatUrk 156

Ellaa Van Wagfcaar 1193

Elkat WQUaai 312

EOaaoTt Haary • 105

Ellli, Pater 237

Efaaar D •••••••• 319

EliDarE..'. • 334

Efaaar Blsworth 218

Efaaar« Haary •• • 303

Eloiia Jaaarllaa fi 329

Elsia Hopper •••••••••.. ••,•••••122

Elffa^Sfaaoa 76

Eliia^Waart 4 36

Elfia, Wfaifiald... • 288

Elvira Jaaa •••.276^277

Eoieliaa Claaisa •••••••••• •••■••••••••220

EoMliaa^ Jdlia...« 251

Eaiily, Aadrtw •••••••• • 220

EmOyJaaala •••••• • ••••302

Eaifljr, Joha 1789234

EaUly !!€•••••••••• 329

Emily Maria..... 126

Emaui A 284

Eauaa, AbrdMiB.. • 219

Emna Addia 279

Eauaa Afaaada....... •••3tS

Eaaia S •••••..••••••••.•••150

EiBOMt Haary... 203. 279

Eauaa. Ira.... • 299

Emawlraaatta..... 134

Eauaa J. •• • •••••• 273

Eolau^ Jacob. •<.... • 301

Eauaa Joaa. ••••••.. •

Kiiiina* John 238

KnimaL. 286*318

Kiiiina Looisa 215

Kmiaa Laalla • 343

Kiiiiaa Mary • 32s

Kmma, Samad 209

Kttima V .150

Kiirtiry Frandi 238

K|»l(e« Coradias 17

K|ike, Jacob 3

K|*keScth 314

KiMKma* Brcat • 253

Krastoft Jamas 268

KiMiia M 268

Kt nctt Aamsa. 302

]*:ani:it» Dallas 303

KrnesC, Haary •••..263

Kinest Joha 315

KikkiaaE 194

KnidlaMay. 134

Ki^ldla 145

KiUher^Joha 84,275

Kkiher May. • 319

Kibclt Gaorga 319

Kilid May 249. 271

Kiivana Alaxaader. 239

1*:ila, Ira 299

I«;iiie,Gcorca... 313

Ky|sena» Ddlas 303

KuKcna, Jacob. •• ary

Knecaa Mdvia 299

Ktt|:ana Morddl 312

KanaR 186

KunicaElla 315

Kunica, Joha 177

Kii|>lieaiia Maria 208

KvaF. 268

Kva, Jaa 38

Kva M • 320

Kva May 288,317

Evat Samad S94t313

l*>a,ThoaMa • .130

Evarena, Pctar 204

Kveret(« Baajamia 263

KverctcR. 219

Kveratta Frsaces 329

Kirat Albert 261

F.

Faaaie,Joha. 216

KsoaicLaara 294

Fsnay Adda 231

Fsooyv Isaac. •••«, r 308

imiiW to UttMia Sttnuimes.

36.

Fmnny ManU 307

Fuiny Myrilti 335

Fanny, Panliu • 116

Fanny, Samnel as5

Fonlinand J 339

Fermcr H • 279

Flora Ann ^ 30$

Flora, Daniel • 319

Flora, George. 283

Flora, Henry ^.316

FlorenceA 904

Florence Capites...** 151

Forence Iiabdlc. 197

Florence Looiie 331

•Florence Silvia. . 809

Floiinda Mahala 264

Floyd, Georce & ity

Floyd, Henry • 303

Floyd, Isaac 2^

Fiae, Joseph 317

Frances A 150

Franess Angnsta....^ a96

Frances Storer 336

Frsads B. H.* : 131

FrandsF. ao6

Frands H • 140

Frsads Jacob 131

Frands John • 150

Frands M. 19^306

Frauds Marion. .• aao

Frands Worse 13a

Francynde, Epke...*. 37

Francyniie, Jan 39

Francyntje, Paalns..^ 116

Francyatje, WIert.... 65

Frank C 134

Frank CaldwdL 150

Frank, Dallas 303

Frank De Witt say

Fiank Edison. a88

Frank G • 153

Frank, John 300,143

Frank La Rae aSi

Frank Manley. .• 336

Frank K 3ii

Frank? 196

Frank, Peter 373

Frank Seward. 135

Franklin Haven....^ 187

Franklin Kevnan • ao6

Franklin? • 319

Franklin IHeree 313

Fred, James ••• •••338

Krvd Masuii »y\

Frederick II 204

Frederick Brace 303

Frederick, Comdias 303

Frederick E. 304

Frederidc Franklin 377

Frederick Hecknuu 330

Frederick Irwin... 388

Frederidc, John. 300,340,379

Frederick M 380

Fkederidc Solomon 377

FronaMay 387

FytieSeba 44

c.

Gabrid, James 133

Garret, Hendrick 461 146

Garret Garret 334

Garret, Jacob 139

Garret, John. 331,334

Garret Landnf. 71

Garret Lydedcer 315

Ganet, F eterin s • ...169

Garret, Thomas • 74

Garrit, ComeHns 155

Garrit Henry 339

Garrit, Samad 331

Geddes Clark 303

Geertie, Thomas. 189

Geeaie, Peter .t •' 45

Geesie, Thoams 101

G ene v ieve 131

George A. 383

«3«

^39

George Alonso 33o

George Anderson. 319

George Arlington. 338

George B. McCldlan 391

George Brdnerd 338

George Brower. 373

George CaldwelL 350

George Chadsey. 15S

George, Comdias 187

George, DanieL 374

George, David 353

George Decker. 339

George Ddbert 134

George E 311,383

George Elmer 31$

George Erasmas 3$4

George? 273t 3^9

GeorgeGordonWOfOo •••.•• 315

363

Index to Baaia Sumautis.

•At

George Henderson 291

George Irving. 155

George. Iiuc « 153

George Jacob 331

George^ John &i» 145, aoo, 276

George UeweUyn 226

Merioo. 170

Oliver ^ 299

Gooffge R. 399

George Robey .....iSd

George S • 152

George. Thones , 16;

George W. l86b 219. 235, 319, 330

George WeldeoMr 197

George WeshlagtoB. 200, 217, 238

275, 299, 313

George Weart..... *2o6

George Wilki. 202

George. WUIanL 144

Georgeaan, Henrey. 2S5

G^orgbBBa» Andrew. ••••• 134

Geicin, Comdhu. 93

Geronc. George. 126

Gerrk, me Genet

Gemtkb ire Cberitjr

Gerreiie, Albert 165

Gertrade. Abtnoi 104, 194

Gertrade. Henry 89

Gilbert. Hendriek.... 121

Gilbert. Henry. •••/. 213

Gilbert. Jaeobu 213

GiUy. George 145

Glen Dory..*. ••337

Glen 1 298

Goodwin .209

Grace C]ar^..«.; ••••••.•••329

Gmci^ Jacob 153

Graca. Lafayette. .••••340'

Grace Leonora. 294

Grade May 2S1

Grade. Winiam 247

Griffin Drane 291

GriffitbN. 214

GroverClevebnd... •.••...••264

Gny. Henry 303

Guy. Isaac , 279

Gny. WiUiam 134

H.

287

HdR.

Hannabf see dso Anna and Jobanna. • «

llannab. Albert 89

Hannab. Dallas. ••••303

Hannah Elizabeth 226

Hannab Fidelia i^o

Hannah. Hendridc g^

Hannah. Henry .....119, 213, 343

Hannah. Jacob. .. • ijj

Hannah. John 141

Hannah. Joseph.... 73

Hannah Lonlaa 151

Hannah Melissa « 206

Hannab. Peter 118. 163.237

liannab Rebecca 143

Haiinah. Simon. •• 133

Harlan Q ig6

Hermanns 148

Harmer Jesse 319

Harmon Storer 336

Harriet. Abraham. 279

Harriet C. 216

Harriet. Charles. 144

HarrietN 85

Harriet Thorp ..202

Harrietta Hannab 203

Harrison. Arie 151

Harry E 342

Harry G. 303

Harry H 150

Harry Jacob 197

Harry Lee ....320

HtrryR. 343

Harry S 154

Harry Sharp ,.,. .292

Harry Van Cott 220

Harry. Wniiam 341

Harvey Dnrie ., 33a

Harvey O.. .....'. « 283

Harvey Lewis. ....... •••.,.,. ..286

Harvey Owen ..306

Harvey Smith ••*. .....139

HattieE. 211

HattieSbdby 154

Hayden. Henry 244

Helen. Harvey .••.•.^.139

Helen. HOdebrant. 84

Helen. John 276

Helen M • 3939 330

Helen Maria. 230

Helen Matflda 328

Helena, Henry , 64

Helena. James 183

Helena. Samnel 78

Henderson G 290

Henderson Swigert. 290

Hendrick. nee Henry....

Judex io JlaHla Sttrnames.

363

I1endrick» Cornelias 70

Hendrack, Dirck S7

Hcmlrickt Epke. • 15

Hendriek, Gilbert 213

Ileadrkk* Ilemlrick...' ^ 47» 49

Ilcadrkk, JaooU 49

Ileadrickt ScU 35

Hcadrkkt Wcort. • 35, 63

Hendrkkjt, liirdc 100

Hcadrickje* Jacob '•••^ 41

HflsricttB, George ••• 399

llearicttB, James 264

Ilearietie, Joba 133

liearicda Letghloo aoi

lleafiettaS 153

Hearxv see alio Hendrick ••

Hcary, Abrsbaan •/•••16s, 364, 381

Henry, Alben ^98t 1639316

Hearst Andrew 344

Henry, Arie ^ 83

Henry, ]ieBBiort« ••••••••••••••••••••• •363

Henry Srevoort* ••• •••••••••••••••••• 130

Henry Bntler 383

Henry C 364

Henry Carl.. • ••••• 381

Henry, Conelins 171, 309,310

Henry D HA*^m

Henry Dnakl 17$, 184,333

Henry, David 67, 30s, 337

Henry, Dower • 333

Henry Edward « *33t

Henry Ferdinand. ••337

Henry Floyd 153

Henry Frederick*.*.. 316

Henry G ••••••339

Henry Ganett • 334

Henry GerHt. '• 339

Henry Gongh • • 31$

Henry Grafton • ••••••391

Henry H ^ 148

Henry Harris. ••••••••

Henry. Harrison. '•

Henry, Hendrick. S3« 57» S^ 60,

' 113, 146, 148, 156

Henry, Henry 5»» «7f I77»"«»"3

SI4, ^24%. S67, 333
Henry, Isaac. •.•.••.••••••••309

Henry J 381

Henry, Jacob 66, 103,301,333

Henry, Jan. • •.••• 119

Henry, Jobn. 83, 113, 169, 199

307, 310, 34s, 179
Henry Kcadig ; 188

Henry L 264

Henry l^awrencc . • • • • • • • . 131

Henry Lee • • • • .268

Henry Looix. 286

Henry Ijonis, J 1 287

Henry M 182,340

Henry P 283

Henry, l^nlns 67

Henry, Peler 92, 163, 168, 181, 247, 273

Henry R « 364

Henry Raymond 300

Henry, SamneL 165

Henry Sduiyler 313

Henry SmiCb. .-.311

Henry Taylor 303

Henry W 199» 140

Henry, Weart 63,106

Henry Wdler 183

Henry Wilson..... 3iOi 314

Herbert, Allen 274

Herbert Day 20$

HerbertDean 225

Herbert, Edward. 315

Herbert Hnme 34a

Herbert, Joba 3i8

Herbert L 343

Hester, DarkL 192

Hester, Hendrick 105

Hester,Jacob 33

HOdebraat, Arie 84

HiramBenner .....336

Hiram, Jacob 350

Homer, Henry •...••.'. 379

Homer, Robert 174

Hope Ana..... 140

Horace Cliatoo. • 233

Howard Googb. '••...•• 31$

Habert Aides ••••... 339

HagbMkcbeU 148

Halbert Aldrich. 331

Hyla, Paulas.. • 67

I.

IdaAdelia 388

Ida, Charles 187

Ida, Henry 313, 316

Ida, John.... • 304

IdaLonise. • 131

IdaMayJaliette • • 134

IdaS 183

IiaogeneAagasta. •...••••• 237

IraCartis. .^ 291

fra Elvia .' 263

3«4

Imiex §0 Bauia SHrnames.

Ira Johnson. 310

InM 299

Ira» Oliver. •« 399

In Swan 154

In, WiUiam. 188,319

Inae CBmillt 145

Inriaf W 199

Isaacs AlbcffL t • 89

IsaaCf Daniel* ••••••••••••••• V^lfift

Isaacs David 179

Iiaac F* ••••••••••••••••'•• ••••••••••• .too

Isaac Flavins JoMpbaa. 316

Isaac HaaUlton. ^ 148

Isaacs Henry, 998

Isaacs HUdebnnC 153

Isaacs Isaac 308

Isaac Jackson. ••• 308

Isaac, Jacob iS3t ^94

Isaac, John...... • 279

Isaac Marion S9Sf3^

Isaac Mit^dL 243

Isaac N. 296

Isaac Nawton • 2S3

Isaac, Petar. >S4* i^St 249» ^$3

Isaac, Rohert 250

Iliac T..'. 313

It-cV. 299

Isaac Van Ciesen i9St330

Isaac Van Saan 211

Isaac Washington 291

Isaac WmiaaM • 253

Isabdla SattIL««« ••••••••••••••••• ••••277

Isabella, JaoMs Monroe 34a

Isabelle R •••399

Isidore, John 339

IiolaRnuDa. yi6

Ivan, In • itt

Ivy Lea « 316

J.

JscobA 191

Jacob, Abrtham 128, 130^ 131

Jacob, Abrun^.. • 42

Jacob, Alberts 274»3I7

Jacob, Arie^*.. 8$

Jacobs 152

jMobC • 1II5

Jacob Qilvin**.. •••••• 218

JscobCsssstt 287

Jacob, Comdittii 18, 71, 123, 174

Jacob, Daniel 96,99

Jacobs Davids 104, 178, 192,261

Jacob, Dirck 3i« *6a

acob E 308

acob, Elisha 296

acob G 303

acob, Gilbert 213

acob, llendrick 37f 46,6$. 146, 148

acob, Henry 52, 6o» 198,213,300

acob, Isaac h 300

acdbj.^.' 130

acob, Jacob ... 114. *iS3t 187, t97t »6, 334

acob, Jan • 83

acob, Johannes. • 45

acob, John. 81, 100, 132, 150

acob, Peter. 250, 252

acob Rhinierson*. • 314

acob, Sefaa. 2$

acob T 129

acob Terhnne 325

acob, Thomas *6a, ^129

acob Vreelaad. *1S6

acob Wesley ''166

acob Westervdt <**33i

Wlcft 64

William 202

acomyntie, Hendridu 8a

amesA. I49» >78> 308, 338

laron.. 146

Abraham 128, 132

ames, Abraim • 104, 247

ames, Albert ^73, 317

Andrew 244

Bocbanan 28$, 299

ames C 244

Cnthbert 307

D 274

Daniel.^.. 183 i

ames Dnnham • ••• 321 1

amesEben. • 321 \

ames Edward ••••••••29s

ames, Elbert ••• 267

ames Ehner. ••••^77

Elmore. 305

ames Erastas 268

amesF • ••••220

Franklin • 264

ames, George.^* ••••3>3

U 264,283

Harvey 173

llcaton. 217

ames Henry *202, 205, 347, 269, 338

amen, Isaac^ • • 300

ames, Jacob. 96

awes, James 132,219

ames, John • 79

iHdix io llanUt Surmames.

365

ames LewU 377

amcs, I,.olL 344

M 175

■SMS Monroe • 341

amct, Peter. • ••.163

ametv Sinoo • 132

SowU S77

Steward 341

Vreelaad 131

w. • 343

V^ket 301

WiUiMB tS3» 187* 931* *>96

WOliam V 341

an, tee alio John sad Johanaci.

aa« Conelisa • 68

aa« Hesdridc 46

aa« Jaa 83

aa, Jolunaet. 44

aac. ice Jaaaetie-

aaeA. 340

aae, Allfftd 178

aaeAaa I53t 9i6

aaeCaaipbeQ 136

aaop Daidd.... •••••••••• 101

aae S 153

aae SUa 143

•^f IJ^^Y^Kf ^fl , - ^ - , - , T f I 1 r I r I I I r I TJ^ IQO

aae, Headiiek... tt, 130

aae, llcary fiodi 147, 3ti« 301

aae, Iiaae ^ 300

•««. Jacob ..99, 104, 114, 197. 198

aae, JaaMi If OBfoe 341

aae, Joha .103, 113, 132, an, 331

aae BCaretta.. '• 183

aae Maria. 3149 333, 335

aae, Peter .., •' 98,286

aae Rebecca 156

aae, Samad • 138

aaetta. Garret 334

aaaetie, Coradiai.*-.. • # 31

aaaetie, Kpke*.*,, 36

aaactie, Gerret 46

aaactie, Jacob '•'•••33f 49

aaactie, Jaa. 33

aaperNewtoa 309

eflmoa Havia. ••• 308

emlaia,Joha •# • 103

cniima, Peter • 8$

eoiiaia, Wiert • t«««li8

eaaette, Isaac ••• ••••395

eaaie, Aadiew 344

ennicDeColyer.., • •••335

ennie, Isaac • • 1 53

eanic L ...231

eaaie, Mernc 399

eaaie, SamaeL 166

enaie, Tbonun 130

eptba Fowler 893

eptha, Joba 177

ereaiiah, Heary 2il

ereadab, Peter 273

Ceortc 186

Aadrew 173

B. 242

Cbaae 207

DeCiair 242

,JacoU 178

Jeffenoa 30S

Joba 240

Pabaer. 319

easie Aaderaoa. 226

Bdle • 323

EtbeL • 209

Jastaa 152

easie P 240

easie Wright 1$!

i?k^ii^i see also Haaaab* ••••••••••••••••

obaaaa, Abrabam 88

i?k^ii^i Seba •••••••••••••••••••••••• 45

obaaaes, see also Jaa aad Joba.

^aaaes, Dirdu .••.•••••.••••..*.•••• 32

obaaaes, laoolk ••.•••..••..••••.••.•• 62

^aaaes, Seba •••••••• •••••••••••••.• 24

oba. see also laa aad Tobaaaes..** ••••»•••

obaA. ISO, 151, 178,307

oba Aaron • 238

oba, Abrabaai 132, 278

oba, Abcan •• 42

oba AdaaM. • ^•••305

oba AdaaM Prickett 253

oba, AlberL 162, 180^234,319

oba Alva • 132

oba, Arie 83, 149

(^B. • 15^373

oba Bartbolf... 214

oba, Deaafort # 263

oba lioka 178

«haC IS^ S9S, 318, 319

oba Calvia. .••••.. •• .343

obaCalvia Dreckearidge •••28$

oba Cbcster. • • 149

oba Garfc • 225

oba Cole • • 131

oba, Coraclias 40^ 188, 193,216

obaD • i29b 185

3«

index lb* Bania Sumamit.

John, Dftiiiel 177

John, DavicL loa, 334, 261,312,313

John Dcmarce 291

John Dtrimd 273

John Dkkejr... 132

JohnDOl 206

Joka,Difck.«.... 139

JoluiE. IS^3I9

JohaEdwaid 183, 250

JohaFnadt ^t99»337

John Fnaklia 3<0b 3as

JohaFollM 336

John C ^•••••••J94

John G«mrd... 282

JohaGwrttu 221, '324

John, Gcorgt. •.•••144

JohaGrUEth 2t4

John H 339,273

John Harliiy 338

John HirmoB 23s

John HmraKNiC 33s

Jobs, Hendrick 6s»82, 121

Jolu^Hcwy. 52, 93t 113* MSt >48

i73» «*7t •!» aoo, 207

9ti>H4i ^S»30S»337
JohaHcaryT ••••••••• 240

John HIM WnHamtim. 220

Joha, Isaac 295

Jo>»J .••••«H.3a3

John, Jacob *64, 81, 126, iS3

''196^ 3t7« 333* 339
Jobs, Jan. • 68, 147

Joba, JoaaacSi..., • 100

Joba, Joba 80, 100, 143, 146^ 149

*200, 242, 282, 120

Joba Laaibcrt. •• 166

Joba Lofrii**./. 170

Joba Logaa******* •••••••••••••••••••# 170

Joba Lorea ••#•• •••# 187

Joba Lyadcr* 316

Joba M • 183,240,290^316

JobaMartia...*.... • •••.118^20$

JobaMelvIa • 287

Joba Miaor. •• ..289

Joba Moort • • 210

JobaN 188

Joba O..., • •••••••• 264

Joba Olmtttad.** •••••••••• •••140

Joba Oicar ••••••••••• • 314

Joba, Pcter«..««....i8o^204, 283, 24St250

Joba Palia.,*.. .•••••••• •••133

Joba Qniacjr Adaais.* • • 293

JobaR...., 298

ohn Ralph 213

ohn RajrmoncI 199

oba, Richard 145

ohn Roby. 331

ohn, SaaMcl******* ••••••• •••••• ••••225

oha,Scfaa 79

obaSchaadaa..... 238

obaSidacy 202

ohaT 324

ohn Theodora... 238

obnThoBMS ••••• 189

obaV ••.•.27s

oha Vaa Barea •*344

oba Vorhls • 211

ohn Vreebnd • 156

obnW 177, 178,303

ohn Walters 291

oba Waahin gtoa. 170

oba, Wcart 120, 193, •196,200,208

oba Wesley 251,318

oba Wflbor ^ 131

oha Winiam 220^238,303

ooathaa Edwards 253

oidaa, Daaiel 305

oaepbAIbert 180

osepbf Aadrew.*.^ 244

oaepb Aagnslas 233 \

osepb, Coraeiias. • 7s

osepbEdward. ••••335 I

oaepb H. • 287

oaepb, Heary 334

oaepb, JaaMS 317

oaepb, Joba • 178>307

oaq)b, Joseph. 127

osepb L • 320

^»^lM s 337

oaepb Thomaa , 342

osepb W 180

osepb Wasbiagtoa..... 170

oa^hiae HidM..J 146

oarphine, Joba •••333

oaepblae Logaa # • 289

osephiais, Peter • 273

osepldae Straaf. 146

osepbas, Abrabaai. 340

oahna, Coraettna • • 233

adie L 345

alia A 240

alia, Abraham «28i

alfaiAaa • 399t344

alia, Baraey 201

alia, Jamrs • ••••..132

alia Smith. ••• „• 75

index to Banta Surmama.

367

JnlittsK 339

JttJitiT ; 199

Jnitiu L. 15a

K.

Kate A , 393

KateBda 994

Kate, Jaouli. 153

Kathanae* tat Cathariac

Kathaiiaa, Abrahaoi.'. .a6a,a8a

Kadiariat JvlSa 990

Katheriae. Frcckrick a&>

Katie J 196

Katie, Jasttta. 15a

Katj A. 995

Kexiah, Henry 170

KSttie, William 31a

Lafiiyette, Abrmhask^ 340

Lafiiycttei laaac \ 999

I^fiiyetla, Jordaa. ••••••••••••••• .•••• 3^

Lafiijreue, WaahiactoB 170

Lambert Oorlaad...... 166

Lambert* Heary i6s

LaadoaV.. 186

Laara Amelia 173

LaaraB •••••: ..167

Laara Cadwell 319

Laara E. 188,333

LaaraEUea. ••• 30S

Laara Eatella l 197

Laara Jaae • # ^

Laviaa, Jacob • ia6

Laviaa Maria 193

Laviafa^ Baraejr ^i

LaviaiaJ ,,. 991

Lavinia Jaae •• •••••.170

LaWaia Matilda ia6

Laviaia, Peter ••••• •^•. 318

Lawreaoat Heary.*.* • 393

LawreaceW •'• 310

Leah, Aaroa**., too

LeahAaa. • •••• 199

l^eab. Aria. 138

Leah, CoraeUaa ••# 93

Leah, David*. ••• • 199

I, Gcrrit • 991

Heary 88. 159* »3

Leah, Jacob. 187

I.cah, Joha •••••• 331

Leah, Peter. 949

Leah, Samael •

J xah, William 371

Lemma Krancvs .393

LeBa,Aaroa 81

Lcaa, Albert 186

Leaa, Aria 45

Leaa Bealah .'.••.991

Leaa, George 80

LeaaMerritt 989

Leoa R 987

Laoaard, Dallaa 303

Leoaard£ari » 182

Laoaard, Samael 333

Leoaidaa Faltoa. 945

Leonora Elisabeth 996

Letoy, DaaieL ..306

Le Roy SpiUmaa 989

LealieOwea 306

Leater A 307

Lettiejaae 341

Levi, Jacob 198

LeviStimptfoa .,. 155

LewWallaee. 994

Lewis Elaia*... 991

Lewis, Jacob. 974

Lewia Voorhis 399

LidaW. 194

LQa, Walter 917

Lilie 199

Uniaa Viola 99r

LOKe, Heary 944

Lfllie, Jacob 918

UDie, WOUam 919

Lillie,Wiafidd...... .....310

Uadley, James. 307

Lissie A.... 904

Ussie Belle. •310

Uisie, CoraeUas • • 187

Ussie Jaae ••••• 306

Lissie, Joha ••••• 199

Lissie, Peter • •;....937

Uewellya, Headersoa 990

Lloyd C 983

Lola, Lawreace • 324

Lora Jaae 185

Loreaa, Jacob. • •.•.•974

Lcreaso J ••••••••••••.••.•••..39$

LonadaJ.** •••••«•« ..,• •.••••••..•••904

Lett, Aadrew...,. • 944

Lottie Aiay • • 916

LoaEUa • 954

I^oa, J 989

LooisAlvaa 938

Loais George 170, 186,938

\

36i

tndix h Bania SumameSi

I

«.

Lottiata, Abraham 164

Louisa Conielia 140

Looisa, Hcary.f* •••• 29a

Louisa, John # 170

Louisa If areellitc 194

Louisa, Wcait 109

Waiiam 265.267

William 338

Loula Victoria 316

Lovoy Myrtlo 291

Lucaa V..; 337

LoGU VooriMis ato

Laciada, Jaoob« ••••••••••••••••••••• • •307

|j ^y lmt*i JanMS •••••••• ••••••••••••• •244

Laqr* Abraham • 164

Laqrt Andnw*. 244

LaqrAaa isi, 133

Luqr Christina 183

LaqrEtH^ ISI

LucfG. • •• 273

Luqr J •••• 167

Lac7 Lao Pkasaal 252

Lnlia, ^■*iftt 1 1 r 1 - 1 tfj

Lalia, Wiafiald. 288

LahiA. 264

LahiAaa. 308

Lafa^Dallaa 303

Lain Jaaa., • • 267

Lain, John 304

Lain Msu4i ••••••••••••• ••••• 306

Larttta \ 264

Lydia, AbrahaoL • • 333

LfdiaAan.. •••• 270

LydiayConidias.... 210

Lydia, David • 313

LydiaC • • 139

Lydia,Gcrril •' 221

Lydia, Jaeob*..* • 40

Lydia, John 121

Lydia Van Sana 210

Lydia, Wiart 64

M.

Mabtl Angelia 29s

Mahal Bacas., 321

Mahal, Benjamin. 18a

Mahal, David 233

Mabel E. 321

Mabel, John 316

Mabel M 320

Magdalena, Abram • 42

Magdalene, Daniel • 99

Magdelena, llcndrldu • ••169

Magdalena, Henry 1C5

Magdalena, Jacob 38, 41, 75

Mafdalena, John 275

Mafdalena, Peter ' 98

Magdalene, SamaeL 78

Magdalene, Wiert 112

Maggie, Andrew 299

Maggie, John. • • 282

Maggie Josephine 323

Maggie Louise 194

Maggie M 283

Maggie, William 312

Mahala, Abraham 263

Malena Delia 264

Malinda, Andrew 174

MalindaEmmsu 377

Malinda, Henry 162,292

Malinda, John 378

Malinda, Warren ^ 379

Malfaida, WOliam 366

Maivina Maria 144

Malvina, Permenaa I77

Marcus, Henry •• 148

Margaret, Abrahaok 88

Margaret, Abiam • 73

Bfargaret Adela 327

Margaret, Albert 347

Margaret Ann 139,333

Margaret, Aria ••• 4S

Margaret, Cornelias 70» 94

Margaret, Daniel 99

Margaret, David 67

Margaret, Dircfc 3s, 140

Margaret DutiUa 3o6

Margaret, Elijah 177

Margaret EUsa. • 313

Margaret EUen ^•••I30i <37* 33^

Margaret, Frederick 381

Margaret, George 145

Margaret, Hendricfc. 37, 38, 31, 83, 86

Margaret, Henry ..••I47» i^t I70> 213, 241

Margaret, Isaac 293

Margsret, Jaebb....32, 48, 83, 123, 146, 174

Margaret, Jan 39t 68

Margaret Jane • 241, 270

Margaret, John *79» l47t I93t 264

Margaret K. 243

Margaret Lawrenoe. 1S3

Margaret, Lott 244

Margaret Louisa 200

Margaret Lacinda 247

Margaret Maria • 140

Margaret Pearl... ....306

I

Index to JUiHla SHmauies.

369

Margaret, IVtcr 1 iS, 163, 259, 31S

Margaret R. 139

Margaret* Samvel 135, 13^

Maq^artC, Scba 94,36

Margaret, Thomas ult, 130

Margaret, Wiert 101, iia

Margaretta, Abraham •••.., 213

Margaretta, Andrew 344

Margie W .' 383

Margrite Ladore , « 238

Maria, ace alto Mary.

Maria, Abraham 74, laS

Maria Anne. .las

Maria Carottne eoi

Bfaria Calharhie 196

Maria, Conielitta..«.# 68

Maria EUiabeth 124

Maria, Hendrick 83,87.10s

Maria, licnry 241, 334

Maria, Hildebrant .•••• 84

Maria, Jacob •\ .73, 130

Maria, Jan. 39^68

Maria, John 84* >07ff 193

Maria Lottiaa • 170

Maria, Samael 78,139

Maria, Sefaa ••••••• 78

Maria, Wiert \ 112

Marian Beatriee. •••••••••••••••••••• ••225

Marie, James • •••••244

Marion, Abram 199

Marion, Andrew ••'99

Marion Matilda ; 220

Mark, George. • 252

Marqnia L. 320

Mardia, Abraham 270

Martha, Abram • 289

Martha, Alfred • 178

Martha Ann •••••187,309,337, '341

Martha C • 181

Martha Catherine • • 318

Martha, DanieL • 177

Martha, David ,1 261

Martha £••• 127, 185,283

Martha Disabeth. ;.....283

Martha Ellen S99*34>

Martha, Henry.,*.. 161, 170

Martha J 183,295

Martha Jane. ^ 1941^53

Martha, Joseph. ••.•• 73

Martha M 188

Martha, Peter 171

Martha Putnam.. • • 209

Martha, Samnel •••••42,209,333

MarUia W 1 s^

Martlia, William 339

Marticia Lon 291

Martin Henry 296

Martin L. 2<i4

Mary, see also Maria

Mary A 281

Mary, Abraham. 74, 12K

MaryAddl 225

Mary Adema. 234

Mary A. Eliaaheth.. • 172

Mary Agnes 167,202

Mary, Albert 162, 164

Mary Alice 3i3* 34^

Mary Amelia 283

Mary Ann, Albert. 248^ 274

Mary Ann, Garrett 288

Mary Ann, Henry 310

Mary Ann, John • 234

Mary Ann, Peter 85, I49» 163,245

Mary Ann, William 312

Mary Antoinetu 207

MaryC 74f 370

Mary Caroline « 219

Mary Catharine. 197, 322

Mary, Comelins 22

Mary Crosby 271

Mary, Daniel 178, 182

Mary, Darid 97,99, 185,205

Mary Deborah, f 291

Mary Derland. ....250

Mary E 152, 181, 188, 216, 319, 339

Mary Eleanor. 156

MaryElisa ^82, 291, 299^ 337

Mary Elisabeth, Andrew 220

Mary Elisabeth, Jamea. 277

Mary Kliiabeth, John 207, 320

Mary Elisabeth, Joseph 320

Mary Elisabeth, Lambert • 166

Mary Elisabeth, Peter 128

Mary Elisabdlh, Wcart ....« 328

MaryEIlea •'••.285

Iktary Elsie ..204

Mary Emma • 183

Mary Eva 322

Mary F. •.•..••305

Mary FideUa • 337

Mary Frances 267, 306, 315

Mary, Frederick. • 204

Mary Gertrude • S93» 323

Mary Helen • 151

Mary, Hendrick •. 47

Mary, Henry. .60, to6, 119,156, 157, 170, 177

370

ArMfjr Ito Banta SHmauuL

Marjlda 306

Maiy Irene 339

Mary, Ime 500.308

Mary J >^ 303* 33s

Msry, Jacob... 47» 4<» 99» >53« iS7» a74t 3>7
Maty, Janes •.•13a

M«ry»jMi 44

Mary Jane, Aaron •••I34

Mary Jaae. Abraham ^70, 340

Mary Jaae, Albert 172

Mary Jaae. Andrew 243

Mary Jane. Beaalort ate

Mary Jane, David 284

Mary Jane. Jacob 300.308

Mary Jane, John as>

Mary Jane. Peter ... .4 aei. 344

Mary, John 275

Mary, John Franklin 32a

Mary, Joeeph 72

MaryLadoia. 238

MaryLonisa ;..i5t, 173,218,264,287

Mary Lacinda*........*. ••••••.••.«• #•289

Mary Lfdia. 226

MaryM 185

Mary Madeline. 29s

Mary Mafdaleae lyt, 174

Mary, Peter. 98. 163, 168, 230. 257, 273

Mary, Peter DeGiooc • 330

Mary 8. ••••• 177

Mary, Saaael 73, 165, 166, 261

Mary, S^a. 25

Mary.SiaMMi : •...• 76

MaryW Hit ^73

Mary,Wiert '63

MaryWOUns...* 75

Mary Woodbory ••• 336

Maryathe,D8vid«...... 63

MatUda, Comelins. 123

Matilda, DanieL..... ............••««. .322

Matilda, Jacob .' 124

Matilda, SanmeL • 138

Matthiaa, SoIohmm.....* ......328

MattieA ....283

MattieBeU..... 306

Mettle Ellen 233

Meade S 283

Maade Ethel 288

Maade,Joha.... •..••287

Maode IScrritt 234

Maade W. 210

MaarkeBaibnl 289

May Daisy. 209

May Ella 294

May, George. 153

May, Henry 279* 303

May, Jamea. •• 244

May, Lott 244

May, Theodore M... 219

May, William 219

MayWaiie..; '. 286

May, Winfield 288

Maseb 264

Meade, John 344

MedaE 174

Melisia, Abraham 340

MeridaJ 298

Merle Wayne • 186

Merrit, IsaaCi 298

Midmel, Peter 181

Michael Vreeland 86

MiOafd FUbnore 291

Milton Fraley 340

Mflton LAke 134

Mine a 149

Minerva Ann. 340

Minerva, Henry. 269

Minerva, Jacob 178

Minnie Alice >39b 337

Mhwie, Henry. 316

Mbuue,John 230

BfinnieM 222

Minnie Mabel 264

Minnie May. 129

Mfainie Myrtle. 340

MbmieTacy 183

Mira, Daniel 183

Miranda, Frederick 281

Miranda, Henry 162

Miranda, WnUam 268

Miriam Alice. ^ 206

Mitchell, Henry 248

MhcheH, Jacob. 301

Monroe, ThoBwa 322

Momiaf, Wniiam. 263,266

MoMtM 170

MoMtT i6s

MoMt WashfaiKUm 170

MyndertP • \l%

Myrtle £ 30^^

N.

m^ 88a^v V ••oan^aa^neeno •••eeoeo#oe#ww# ••••••• i9^p^r

Nancy Ann •••.. ••241

Nancy Christina. yit

Nancy, Elisba. 296

tmdex ia liiiHia SumamtS,

37t

Nftncy KItzalivili 344, 33S

Nancy Ellen 273

Nancy Eveline ••••337

Nancy GertmcJe 341

Nancy, Henry I70» >77» 244. 334

Nancy Jane 172,24^,298

Nancy, Joicph 127

Nancy, Peter 273

Nancy, Peter Demarec. 344

Nancy, WiWam /. 266

Nannie Eliaabeth 264

Nannie, Henry... ••••; 303

Nannie, John ••• 2II2

Naomi Christina. 156

Naomi Christine 46

NardsansDla 303

Nathaniel Moore 281

Nellie Bbndw • 340

Nellie, Charles • 187

Nellie E iBs

Ndlic, George •* 153

Nellie, Henry. 71

Nellie, John 84, 133

NdHe R. D 319

Nellie, Samnel 333

Nelson H 155

Nelson, Wiert. not

Neometta..... • 302

Nettie Arminila 335

Nettie, James 338

Nettie May 335

Nettie, Samnel 333

Newell May • 231

Nichoba, Seba 43

Noble Earl. .•• 250

Norn A. 283

Nora, Samnel ••.. • ••333

Norman •••*• • 206

Norman M 343

o.

OctaviaF. 268

OetnTia, William 268

Octavins Ne%rtoo • 253

Oden, Henry 279

0*Pay, Theodore 284

Olive llenrietto ...• 145

Olive, Henry .298

Oliver A ••299

Oliver C 314

Oliver KichanI 309

Oliver TealL ; 231

Oliver Wilson. 313

(Hiicr 11 182

Opal 182

Ora Anna. • • • 297

Ora £ 316

OrenO. 269

Orkmdo SanldnL 343

Orville Adolph 297

Oscar A 186

Oscar Devoe 217

Oscar J 234

Oscar, John. 282

Washington.. ../• 131

WHbor 329

Ota, Henry...., 279

p.

Parke Monroe 339

PanI Ameann 239

Panl John •.•.•174

PanlS 339

Panlns, Hendfkk 66

Pearl May 322

Pearl, Wflliam 271

P«a7R 9»

Percy A 131

Permelia, Henry.. ....292

Permclia, Jacob 314

Permelia Victoria. 313

PeroMnaa, John 177

Peter, Aaron. 194

Peter* Abraham 128, 163, 204

Peter, Adam 205

Peter, Albert. 98, 163, 272

Peter, Arie 83

Peter C 168

Peter Comelitts... • 236

Peter D..... 330

Peter, Danid 96, 177, 183

Peter, Da%*id 203

Peter DeCroot 19S| 3^9

Peter Denmree • 344

Peter, Dirdc 79

Peter G 169

Peter, Ilendrick.... 148 ,

Peter, Henry 52, 85, 93» 157 i

162, I8s, 244, 248

Peter, Jaoub. • ...114

Peter, Jan.. •.•••.••118

Peter JciTerson •245

Peter, Johannes..... 45

Peter, John I43t M4» sso, 319

Peter I^idivici. 206

Peter, Peter ..•IS9» i^ *ao6, 248, 273, 282

37^

Iiuiex ta Banta Sumamex.

PcttrNdson. tS4

Pcttr« Thomas laB

PcttrVoorhit 318

PdtrW • 135* I7>t3^

Ptitr Waggoacr. ..its

Peltr,WMit. ••••3o6

. PiUfiii^ Hoary* •••••••••••••••••••••• 9^

•I PiMbaAaa 33»

3 PiMba, Htwy. 171

^'PlMbaJ 13s

PiMba, Jacob 99

Phil^ S :. I5>

PoDy, Haary IS^

^ Pritdlla, Daaid 177

\ PrisdUa, Haory to6

R. .

RacfaaU Abrabaa 74f IS7

Racbal. Albert 16a, 164. i68, •i&>»a6i

: Racbal Aaa 181, ao4« »i, 334

' Racbal Aaa Van Rypcr. 145

RacbaUAria 76

Racbal Baaaoa 146

Racbd, CoraaUaa 23t7if94

RacbaU Daaid 9^^ 99t >^3

. Racbd,Dirdu 33

\ Ricbal Eliaabalb ai6

' Racbal G 387

RacbaU GObart isi

^RadidH • 361

' RadMl, Hcadridk los

RacbaUHcary 88, 89. iS7t >77

2iMi3,a44tH8

RadMl, Jaeob 99» S74« 3>7

Facbai, Jaa 68

Racbal JAM 130^ 145

RadMl,Joba 103,314

Racbal Maria. 190

Racbal If arba aao

Radid Matilda 317

Racbal MiUiad sii

RacbalParba • 133

RadMl, Pater 98f 163. 168; 180

192, 349» 354* 373

RadMl, SamaaL 77> 93f 138

Racbal, Seba 76.333

RadMl, Tbomai. •.••••.130

Racbal, Wiert 37» 7^

Raetu 305

Ralpb Bfiacfcerboff. 313

Raadaa 137

Raasoa Leonard f.3>9

Addbeit 336

Rebecca Frances
Rebecca, Jacob* •

KCOCOEa, It CW««

Rajrmond Robert 343

Raymond Vanderbeck 313

RebeccaAna 336

Rebecca B 194

Dirck 79

397

"4

170

370

Reed, Henry 381

Rena Myrtle. 363

RbodaM ; 3ii

Rboda Maria 337

Rhode, Merrst .399

Rhode, William 371

Richard, Abraham \M

Richard, Andrew. 344

Ridiard, Hendrick 87

RicbanlHoveU 3o6

Richard, John. 79t 8l, 145

Richard, Jordan. 30S

Richard Leroy 341

Richard, William 383

Robert, Abraham 130

Robert Alesaader i8a

Robert Anderson 174

Robert Benjamin 341

Robert ayde 3P3

Robert, Frederick 304

Roberto. 38i

Robert, Henry ...316

Robert J 340

Robert Lee ., 367

Robert Le Roy .' 30S

Robert M« 350

Robert Panl • '..381

Robert Raymond. 343

Robert Ro^al 30i

Robert Wnion 331

Rolltn Addbert. .'..336

Rollinljulae 33'

Ronald F. 330

Rosa May 183

RoeamondE. .^ ISI

Kosanna, Jacob 398

RoseB. 30S

Rosetta,John 337

Rossie, Henry 3^3

Roxey Ellen 3*3

RoyO 387

Rotella 186

Rnaga, Lawrence 334

Rabie, Henry 3>o

iuiitw to fiaHta SifrMamcs,

373

Ruby Fern 288

Riifiu M cDotMld .389

RBMell Vincent..! ,.•••• 194

Rath, Albert. '. 16a

Roth, Dnvid ^ s6i

SedieM 393

SdJieA 283

Sellie, Ffcderick 381

Sallie Helen 151

S^JieS. 345

Snlly.DsTid..; 97, 179

Sally, Henrj. > 157

Snlly, John 100

Sally Znbriskie 74

Salome, John 145

Somnel A 139

Somnel, Abraham 130, 138

Samnel, Abram 43, ia8

Samnel Annington. • • » 170

Samad, Dircfc 138

Samnel, Qiaha • 396

SamneU Gerrit 321

Samad, Henry 5^63,90, 165,333

Samnel 1 308

Samnel JeflTenon 393

Samnel, John t39t S16, 349

SamndX«. «. 153

Samnd NSdiolaa • 349

SamndPattoB 166

Samnel, Peter 3$^ 283

Samnd R. • 361

Samnd S '• 343

Samnd, SamneL 137, *j

Samnd, Saba.,,., 77,

Samnd, Thonms •••••*ia9

Samnd, Weart 208

Sara Jane.. .^ ana

Sardi, see alio Sallie...t

Sarah A ; 395

Sarah, Albert 164,180,248,361,274

Sarah Allee • 320

•Sarah Ann .144,162,233, 243» 974

306, 309, •328, 338

Sarah B • 75, 181

Sarah, Barney. 201

Sarah Bdl i 250

Sanh C 219

Sarah Caiander 291

Sarah Comelk • 219

Sarah, Comelint #••.•••••••• 23

Sarah, Daniel • 183,322

Sarah, David. 67, i8Si 200, 261

Sarah, Dower 333

Sarah Eliiabetli. 182,210, 234, 312,329

Sarah Ellen 167

Sarah Emeliae 306

Sarah Etu 337

Sarah Fanny 166

Sarah Frances 347»387

Sarah Frodlgh 329

Sarah Georgiana. 238

Sarah, Gerrit tss

Sarah, Henry 63,98, 241,321

Sarah, Isaac • 294

Sarah J 321

Sarah, Jacob 46.297,334

Sarah Jane. 126, tS^t 295

Sarah, John. •••.••80, 81, 147, 226, 275,333

Sarah M '. 230,296

Sarah Margaret •• 333

Sarah Maria ..152

Sarah OlWe 301

Sarah, Peter 184

Sarah Rebecca .173

Sarah, Samnd 209

Sarah Topham 293

Sarah, Wiert. 70^208

Sarah, WiUiam M ,...., 339

Scaton Alfred 253

Seba, Arie*...^ 43

Saba, Dircfc 44, 139

Saba, Epka '• 14

Seba, Headricfc 45

Seba, Johannes.... • 44

Saba, John*. • 140^ 155

Saba, William. 312

Siettje, Henry 106

SOva Anna. 132

SilvanaR. ..#• ....316

Simon, Arie • 76

Simon, Seba 76

Simpaon Hendricfcs. 171

Sitoke,Direk. 33

Sitske, Hendridt 31

Sitske,Seba. • 27

Sadih, Abraham. 303 !

Solomon, Abraham 276 '

Sdomon Frederick.. 277

Sokwion Froeligh 328

Sophhi A 332

•Sofibia, Alben 162

Sophkt Amelia 335

Sophia Ann. • 138

Sophia, Gerrit.... 221

374

Index to Banta Sumaiues,

Ja Jones. 287

Sophia, SamaeL aao

8p?wfJ-.v f 330

^(MbyA.^. » 149

Stephaa Cbcttar. ; 151

Staphca Cronwdl 151

Slaphan GoddUas. 19a

SiaplMBS • i ai4

SCyalk^ SanaaL 91

SadiabAvii ^

Saaaa A...«..; ; ai6

Saaaa, Abrahaaik., 270

Seaaa, Aadrcw* 244

SosaaAaa 113. 199

Saaaa, DaaiaL • 307

Sasaa DalL • ^••337

SonaEgbcrt '••••>33

Saaaa Elian.. , J64

Sasaa JaM« 310

Sosaa M 235

Saaaa Mdiisa. 20a

Saaaa R^MCoa.... 294

MHlliaai 312

CoffBdiaa..... 68

H ...30D

Saiawiiah, Jala... 275

SaalaLad* 228

SaaiaMay 320

Syliraatar, Javdaa 305

Syntja, Haary ••• 106

T.

TalillM,Haoffy 162

TaUihaJ 267

Taay, Gaorfa 313

Taaaatirm 299

T«aaia» Hcaiy ••••••• 147

ThaddeaaS 294

Thaodoia Alaoao*,..*.... 203

David 284

!■■»«• «77

J«ka 333

Thaodora Mclvia.*f *2i8

Thaodeta ?••••.•••••••••• 281

Thaodora Stewart • • • 2^

Thiodoaia A •• 220

Thaodoaia Aaralia ,132

TlModoaia, WQllaa 134

Thareia Veaetta 140

TharaiS 291

ThoaMa» Abrahaa..*. 128^ 130

TlMBUi, Abram 128

Tkonaa Ambroie Casey. 331

'llioroas C • 1 77

Thomas D 73

Thomas Ffaaklia '• 151

Thomas Garret .325

ThomasGora 286

Thomas II 264

Thomas J 1^3^

ThooMs, Jacob 62, I30» 166

Thomas L. Hanaer..... • 322

Thomas McOanhaa 180

Thomas S • 304

Thoons SimpsoBt • 342

Thomas Stephens. 337

Thomas, Thomas. 129, 130, 190, 191

Thomas W 291,299

Thomas, Wiert. lot

Thomas Wilson • 291

Tharmaa, Henry • 303

TUda Kargaret 132

Tillie, Thomas 130

Tryntie, John. • 76^ 189

Trynti^ Wiert 6$, 112

T3in(c,John. 325

* • u.

Ulysses Samael •••.••.•• 294

V.

Valentfaie^ Jaeob 274

Veda, John 322

VeraE • 287

Verdi Isaac • ••'$4

Victor Lather • 335

Vincent, t 127

Vinaia. • 247

Viola, Heary. 303

Viola, John •••••339

Viofai Matilda 145

Violctte, iienry 171

Virgil Ambrose ••••• 253

Virginia Hampton 291

Virginia, John 1789307

Vivian, John ••• •••••316

Vrontie, Seba 44

W.

Waller Aagastaa 238

Waller, Edward 211

Waller F 274

Waller Garrett 289

Walter H 186

Walter, Henry •••••279

Walter Scott ' 217-

I

Index to Dania SamaMfS.

37S

Walin- Wilkn aoa

WaIIob, Iiaac i 300

Warren H 279

WuhiBgtoa A 170

Weart, see Wiert

WddoB Wade. a8i

Wesley* Gilbert ^ 13a

Wesley H 194

Wesley, John 287

Wesley, Joeeph « ley

Wesley, Robert M... 150

WhartooF .' 181

Whitfield 117

Wiert, Barney. eoi

Wiert Oereland. 209

Wiert,CorBeline....« 68

Wiert, Daviil loa

Wiert, Epke 16

Wiert, Heodrick laa

Wiert, Henry ; 64

Wiert, Jacob 64.196

Wiert, John iti, 193,208

Wiert, Peter. 206,388

Wiert, Samod « 209

Wiert, Wiert 34t 68, "63, 209

Wnbdnine 213

WabrdC 333

WQlemptie 2$

Wniiam, Abraham.. 207, 219, 270

William, Abraham Newton 342

William Albert. 274

William Al])hetts 22$

Waiiam, Andrew. 244

WQliamArta. 296

WnBamArthnr. .; 202

WnUamAtley... 294

Wnihun Aagostns 217

WUliam D 204

Wniiam, Barney ....k 201

Wn]iam,Beattfort.., 2^

WlBiam Benton*. 24S

WnUam C... 319, 287

William Calloway.. 253

Winiam Canldwell 206

William Oarence 289

WiUfami Crane , 134

WmiamCyms..... ''294

Wniiam, David.... 261

William Demaree 253

WUliam K l8s

William Edfsr ISO

William Edward 272

WiUiam Edwin 134. '39'

WUlbmEllik 3^3

William Ephraim 264

William Ernest 335

WaUamErwin 281

William F M4

William FrancU 31^

William Franklin •••.247t*33S

William Garrett 170

William George 227

William H 267,283,299,316,320,333

WmkunHatt 3^1

Willkm Harold 264

Wniiam, Henry 265

WnBam Henry, Albert v^TO

\^liam Henry, Cornelias 1 235

WUliam Henry, Harvey 286

WUliam Henry, Henry 267, 291

WnUam Henry, Isaac i$4

WilBam Henry, Jacob 131

WnUam Henry, James 3>i

WUliam Henry, John 216

WUliam Henry, Lambert 167

WUliam Henry, WUliam 247

WUUam, Isaac 3"

WUliam Ivan 337

mUiamJ 263,319

WnUam, Jacob. 123. 188

WUliam, James 3^

William Jesse ^173

WUUam, John 238,240

William, John Calvin 343

WUliam L 3M

WUUam Lane 318

WUUam, Lawrence JM

WUUam Leonard 291

WUUam M 33^

WUUam Milo 341

WUliam MUton 3»

>VUIiam OrvUle 297

WUliam, Paalns .'...117

WUliam, Peter. 181, 270

WUUam Rice 30S

MmiiamRUey. 3>o

William Robertson 288

WUUam, Samad 166

WUUam Sayre '218

WUUam Sherman 267

>VUliam Sickles 239

WUUam Stanley 134

WUliam Stewart 33i

WilUam Thomas 337

WUliam V 186

WilUam Van OsdaU...; 341

yj6

Imdix U JkuUM Smrmmmu$^

WMft

«54

«79

KmlM.

«7
J67

J^

ITffiiriif lyJBwfniil

WimkA.

Wm

JIO

. 61

p1»

T..
Zakvlim

•336

•>49

Index to Surnames other than Banta.

>•>»

A.

Abthirtt Iliraai « S75

Adwy fiunily • 181

Ackenbtcfafl Thonm taa

Adctr, CuJiariM 73

EUsabtlh Bkavtil 4a

Mark. uS

Wewt 114

Adwrmaa fiuafly, 10^ 111, 124, iss, I90» S37

Amijohuatt. 63

AaaA Maria.. •» **

Catbariaa 47, 100

GmtIocu 334

David a4

David... ••

EUsabcth *« ag

J*»« 37

Jaaatda 37

Jobaaaaa ^

JohaA laS

JoluiH 64

Laaa 64

I^fargaraC # a4

M«nr a7.163.a14

Mona ..«• •••••••.196

Saimh 107

WOUamaa.. ai3

Acklay, AagvBtas aai

Mlaaia 109

AdaoMvArwood. ••.,•••.• •••163

Qallaa ; 163

EUsaRayaMBd. 236

lliftbfth 168

SUaHortaa... a3S

Gaorga F. • a3S

loMgaaa. 234

Wniiam • 399^399

AddlagtOQ, Nanoa.. 278

Adrianca, GoMT t$

Aikmaov Jamta ...^ •.••.•••.••.241

AJbarts, Hasaklah 214

Alcam fiunily 238

Alcorn fiunily. ••••.... 309

Alesaadar iamily 309

Alasaadtr, Elitmbatli Ana 343

Sally A. 843

Alciaadria, kttth 16a

Alfrty fiunily. 305

Allan. Armiltla 180

David 89

Elijah 89

Maaaah • ••••^7A

I-Mwca 7a

Robert H 119

Sylvia ao8

AUiagion, John 63

Allifonfiunfly... 270

AladorA Jamaa 149

Alyaaiunily 73

Alyaa» Elis^icth 41

J«at MS

AmarflMa fiunily 233

AflMafiunily 138

Catharina*. •.•.•........ .•.130

196

fiunily 137

Andrew •••. 99

Dora Lane tig

EUtabach..... ••.••.••. 343

Ella 326

JohnH 239

Mary 281

MaryE 226

Same 258

Sara 79

Waiiam 1^399

Aageviae liunily. 144

Angle. Sarah 332

Anshnts, David P ....161

Elwood 161

Archer. Sanrnel • 138

Annittce, Liiaie •••.233

Armslrong... • ....166

Anna. 127

George 103

Minnie 215

Arnold, Ambroee.... •• 244

378

Index to Suruautfs other thati lUntn.

A rnold, 1 1 enry 243

Sarah Ana. 319

Arts, Nodi 223

Wttltem 233

AilMTt Mary 9^

AahtM, Sarah A 326

Aiea, John R 270

AUdaa, M. E 273

Atkiasoo, Loiey 246

Atty, Fraak. 124

Aoehbcabay, KUlop S. B. 73

AalC, L. A. 141

A«»bttra« David 89

Aatar» Abram Voorhcea 276

Avaat, Mary 308

Axtctt iknily 288

Ayddloit. 180

Ayddett laorily. 318

Aytr, Sarah Moody 331

Babcockf Calhariao. •••••••••••••••• .429 74

Bagky, Alka 297

WOliaa 298

Baia^Maodo 316

Baird, MarthaC 186

Bakarfiually. 181,233

Adalia. 304

Ffiak 277

JohaY 206

Baldwia. BtUt 142

Calvla. as

Rhoda»a*«»«*»««««« ••••••••••••••• 21

Tylar 93

BdUWOliam H 340

Ballard, Elisa A. 293

Fflltf tr ft TJ Iy T I T 1 1 1 1 11 1 n n 209

B a iBpf T, Margartc •••••••••••••••••••• 73

BaadlorBaai 2,3

Baakar, Loicit 242

v^^^^oHov^^v^vv a w^aa^M^^a aaa aaaawooao aaaa 9 9 v 9 a 9 ^v^Bi^v

Baal fiually****** • ••••••••• 78

Barfaay, Agaaa 238

CharlcaB 238

Barboar. 374

Barktr, EUsa 179

Barfclcy laoilly •••••• 338

Baraca, Charles •• •••• ••321

Fraaces 180

Baractt, Aloaso • 257

Looia E •• 298

Baraam, Edmaad. 109

Barr, Faaay iij

Barr, Jchn 114, 116

Barroa, Anne 1 58

Jmw «77

Bartholf, see Bertholf.

Ganct 331

Joha A. 122

Lydia , 194. 199

Mergarec 122

Bartleu, Jane Ann. 130

Bartoa, William E. • 231

Bartifw, William J 201

Basford finally 314

Baasctt, Cora Anna 222

Joha 155 <

Bastsaa, Annie 171

Bateauui, Roaiaa...** •••••• 229

Bates, Rhode 321

Baxter 178

Florence 291

Bayard, Mary Ellen 238

Bea^ihmily 504f 303

Anna Maria. 211

Marianne 205

Beal, Davis 233 ;

Beamimnily w^\

Beaa, Mary. 322 i

Beard fimay 289 ,

Becker, Daniel Cottias IS3 ;

Beckley, Cynthia Ana. 170 !

Joha Wesley 170

BedeUfiunily II3> '33

Beers, Joan 214

Beeson, Ula 298

Becoa, Johaaaa..*. •• 37

BeUiamfly. 230

Aaaie. 158

Orrie 215

Harriet Amelk. 217

Persis 140

Bemis iaauiy.. • • 222,233, 224

Benedict, Sarah 113

Banner, LaarnS .....226

Benaet,G. H S18

Bennett,Cll 34^

H. A. 285

Mary A • 173

Benney, Maroaretta • •••.•206

Benson, Elisabeth* ..• • 78

John • 147

John J • 192.

Mary Ella 281

Rachel • 147

Berdaniuaily 49*68, 77, 192, 195

tuiiex h SurM%imes oiker ikau Jlania.

379

Jicrdan, (tcc^ic* 37

John R , te

Kachel «.. 193

Bercen bmfly %ll^ 2S7» ^S^ aS9» 34^

Christopher. S9k 9'

Eliia J aoi

t»«»r- 4«i53

IjinrmBelk........* ••^SJ

Rohcrt 391

Sarah ••• • 156

Bcrlowt George 1 39

John • 29

MaflilaleiML •••••••••••••••••••••• 10

Peter. 99

Berry fiuafly. 76, 106

FHiahiih 193

Jane Anm. 339

Letilia 123

John W sa3

F^ 144

Ralph 144.

Sanad P 234

WiOiafli Henry. •••• • 144

BertholC see Banbolf •

Gaillannie .•..••••••••••.••«.•.•• • **

llendriek ••

Martyntie. ; •• 39

Martynde. ••

274

4S

Ada 195

Charleiu 193

WlUiani 193

Beverton, LOy 340

Beficr» Jaeomyntie • ••• 39

Josiah. ••••. •••• . 39

Bicker* Gerric V. . .III. ••

Bidlemaw, Edith L 239

EageneB ••.••' 139

Billings. Sasaa J.,..<^ 334

Bfaigham, Sarah W.... 387

Bird« OurlosJ 341

EUsaLeth Jane Jfl

Birkcy. WiUiam J. A 33

BbhopCunily • ••••333

(UisaBarooyn 354

John SoasL. ••••••.••• 333-

ShenH 3K3

Bisneit, Frank ••••330

Black fiinuly • 36$

David • ...163

Blacklcdget Sarah 77

lilackinan family 133

lilairt Mary Kvclinc 3$$

Bbkeiamily 338

John K« 7S

Blakenoret Louis llonte 337

LonisH 937

Bfanch, Isaac, Jr 40

Marta 41

liUineliard fiunily^^. • 334

iHMgene A 336

•Blanvclt ftndly 74, 147. 3I3

Abraham isK

Alooso..^... 137

Anrie 83

Catharine. 41

Cornelia 147

Klirahffh Sa

Hendridc 83

Jacob T 137

John 1X9

JohnC 331

Leah C S13

Ifargpret Ann. I3i

MatiMa. 83

Sarah Ann 324

Blind, Ouharine P 136

Bliss ianuly ill

Horace L. 933

John Horace in

Blood, Mary J 230

Minnie £ 1S3

Blossom fiunlly. 974

Bine, Sosan. . . • 973

Blank,Agnes .160

Blyton ianuly 977

BoardfLena. 44

Boaidman, WiUiam^.^^ 157

Bobinnyn, Prisdlle 930

Bockas, Sarah Ann ; 86

Bodenttjohn • 99

Bogard, Arthur -337

William 337

Bogart, see Bogert •

Bogert frmfly 47. 4^* 7S> 7^ 77> ^ ^7

103, 10$, 133, 136, 138

19a. 193* 3>St 3^

Albert D • 337

Albert Cniiam I94f 349

AlbertJ 349

Angenietje • 39

Belinda. • 990

Catherine. 3>7

Cornelia 189

3«o

Indix t» Surnames other than BaHta.

BogerCv Coraelins •••••44t 5^

vr-i. David J 137

u; .• D^Oark 3^7

:• Eftt 300

Elixabcdi... 11

Elkjam 204

; GOliM. 349

^^^.«. GilUuBA. t S36

^y«.' M.a;..... 347

iC;"^ HaifklLMiM ...ISS

? ;. Hcary • •• 37

IiaacJ 313

;;i Jacob. io7t 131.349

f13J3»«* — « II3,lS9

:|i:^r Johmicfl 3$

.?;vi^ JohaConMUos. 15

,i"^ Jol«J 133

A Johajaeob ...las

;. JohB Ralph ..•• te

y:i JoluiRodoC ; 33

).;. Leah »>• I3I

V**- .Maria 10$

' Martyaiiai..*. 39

Matilda. • 198

Pdlar. k 119*^^

w;>.> FttarR*. 71 ^

>/4 Ralph «o

>.j^ Roakif 11

* ' RoaloffPctar. 101

' ' RoaloffRodoC 101

Sarah Maria 337

M Sophia, COliaai A 136

: 'T 8ophroak.» 19$

<'c;- WQUaai 337

Bohaaaa, WQUas 158

BotepKata 97

Boltonlinily 331

' Sophia • 330

f- ' ThaophOoa*..*. 330

*Boala» taa Baata«

'.HoBca^ taa Baaia ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••

Boocht JohB 141

Ljrouni •• • ••••••••••••••••••«••.«• 141

R3lph 141

Bordct fually 33

SCaphca 33

BoradanOx 378

BoroO; AdahU 378

Charlct. 378

Botktrkt taa Bnskirk

Botwcll.*.. , 97

BotaftthTt Sarah Matilda. 349

Boalwaro fiunily 368,369

Doorassa, Jennie 377

Doaton, Mary 113

Bowker 341

Bowman fiuaily 306

Daniel 393

Julia 3^3

Boyce, Nicholat H 343

Boyd, Eliia Ana 196

Spencer ••••345

Boylaa, Ana EoMlia. •••.338

Boyle, Jennk 3SS

Bracken, Rom 338

Braden, Eauna 18a

Bradford, Cynthia 361

Bradley family '^%

Jamet* • • • •357

Mary 174. 39S

Robert Edmnnd. ill

Bradfthaw, Lewii 166

Bradt,Elna 139

Brady, John 117

MaryAaa.... 75

Biaineid, Either C 131

Bramblett, Fannie 344

Brand, Reason 157

Brenner, Albert ••••181

Brevoort, Rachel 130

Brewer, Abraham 53, S7f S^

Oaiinda 351

DanieL 351

DaYkl 167 i

Ellen 333 I

John .167 I

Magsie. 347 |

Mary Ann • 350 :

Brickelliamfly.; • 4S

Thomai D 136

Bricken, Gerril; alto, Wyntge *'

Margaret* •••••••••••••••••••••••• oa

Bridge, Caroline • • 373

Kesiah 373

Briggfl, Green* ••••••••••••••••••••••• .363

SOai 8s

Brinkerhoff frmlly. ... 36^ 38, 39, 30^ 31, 41

Anna. 110

Christiana 313

- Dirck Hendrick •* 36

Emma Kale* 300

Hannah Maria ^••* Iio

Henry 138

Henry J 313

Henry Joris ••••••• ••• 15

Jacob C ,...3i3

Index to .^umames other ikan Jinuia,

381

Brinkerhoii; Jacobns 38

John H 156

LaviiiA ••••• 131

Mori*: .96

SolUe 331

Sally 13K

Sorsk 193

WUliim Hcary. 310

firiiQB» EUtabeth 136

BnltiistiiMt AarofL •••• 37s

Britt liuBiljr • 131

Britton, Caroline • 30s

llattit. 331

Marj. 310

BfOBiieyf Ceof{c H ••••••••••••• -•••••119

Brooks, Bell 334

Mary Avarilla. •••••369

Made « • 334

William 167

Broatv Jciiie p 109

William • 109

BroaweTf Sara ••••• ••••••••■••••••••• 36

SafaBiia..«.« 353

Browert Abraimm ♦••»•••«•■»•> •••••• .103

David 45

IlciUer 37» 103

Jame* Harlan ifi3

Leak • - 37

Mary A 1S3

Mary Jane 371

Peter. i03

Pkebe •••107

Rackel 49

WnUamll 183

Brown lamily M9b i^ si6» 3ai» 345

EUsa D. 303

Eliiabeik. ISO, ite

JermkaJ*... 319

I^onifaT 194

Martkn » 330

Robert. ...i • I30

Sarak • 301

SofieJ 383

Broyles family 355

Bmkaker fiunUy. • 373

Bmce» Catkarine 118

Bmner, Calvin • 91

Jtcob 9S»SSS

Omnn, Eleanor Sarak. 119

Bmtkt Frances May 333

Newell 333

Hnumahant A nna. • 338

Bryant Janitft C §$7

Bryant fiunily 333

Andc. 28

Backaaan fiunily 164, 181

Bncon, Kfary J 118

BocMt Casper 388

Hester Ann. 388

Bokre* Henry. 334

Ball, James 319

Bandnrat 171

Bnnnil, Lawn. ...........J&ao

Bardettt Benjamin R « 113

Bares fiunUy 31$

Bnrgett, CUtfa 183

Bargker, Frankie 154

Bark fiunily .^ayo

Bomaas, Jttlia Lndnda. 365

Bnmet •• too

Barney, Mary J.. 153

Bnms, Hasde 377

Jokn 90

Bnrr, Ckarles Gastavc • ...^ 301

Horatio L 338

Kittie May. 301

Marietta

inmddens.. •.... ..••.*••..

Barton, Francis Eafene. 30$

Lab « 30S

Bnrvis, MaryJ...... 359

Bnsk, Elisabetk Lame lai

Bnskirk, see Van Buskkrk

fiunily 33

Akrskam TkooMS 33

Batcker,* Robert. 116

Batkroy, Comelb 398

Batler iunily. 308

Fannie 347

BntterfieM, Mary E ••••144

Battsfiunfly. • ^373

Byer fiunily 359, 360

c.

Cadmasfiunfly • 310

Mary Ann 14S

WniiamH 316

Cady , Mary E. 333

Caesar fimtly ......aoS.

Csile, Daniel 180

CaklwelLiamny ; ••• 311

Call, James • •••••344

Camerer, Annie M • 94

CbraA .*..i83

Camenm, Memoir 190

Csmmcri^aar, sec Coniingo •«••• •••.

3<a

index lo Surnames other than Kania.

Ca mme fCMurt John 35

Campbell fiunily 335

.1 Aana. 154

< > GatlMriBC. • 136

• EUsabtth ia6

Emellae 371

EaauL 246

U VL 247

>;. Lydk %\

.Vw Smh .*.. 17

:-■: TbooMsIf 347

WiOiui 373

Caattoo ikmnjr 393

Ctnlcrlnury, Sanli 340

Cailey fiunily 153

Ciflock fiunily. • lA 31$

u- Jcffcmiali •#•••• • 314

> WalUrV..... 194

Garlot, Ciffttr Don 163

Ctriodtt Nanqr • 163

Gifflongh, David 138

Jolin 138

Gannaat PInkcrton* ••••378

fiunily • 37s

fiMRfly 344. 14St 346

•^ Ifarfarttjant • ••••349

MaryE 346

GanMy^ Jacob 168

Sarah £ 360

CarpanCcr» Andcfion. .•••363

Carr, Elisabeth. 137

Maria • 134

Mary. 338

CwroU, Oliver 373

Cartoov EUsabclh 361

Gartwri|ht* Jane •••••• 39

Canthcr, Robert 304

Caisart fiunily. • 61

Fnuida. ••• 53

Peter... 318

Sarah 318

Gaisattlaaiily..... 169

Albert 97

David 168

Ida • 30

Marfaret •'.. 30

Peter. • 97

Catea fiunily 338

Calealiuntly 395

Cattenham, John 343

ChalmSm family 363

^ Margaret Dorothea 364

Cbamben ikmily... •••143

Champion, WnUam W 83

Chapman family 293

Charlton fiunily 346

Henry 345

S 160

Chase, Almura Grillin 307

Mary. 133

Salmon P. 109

Cheethen, Matilda 336

Cheaebro, George 333

Chikott fiunily 363

Childs fiunily. 197

Chinn fiunily 359

JohnP 358

Chipman, Arantha J 310

Choi well frmOy • 336

Chrisfield, Martha J 196

Chiistlaaaon, Comelina 8

Hans. 8

Christie fiunily. .30, 78, 107, 108, 109, 1 10, 1 1 1

130^ 1361 156. 221, 336^ 327

Catherine ••xti

David • 31, 103

David I X38

Garret J 1 156

George IQI

George Henry 103

Helena.. 46,310

Jacomyntie ....iii

James. 99, toy

JtuneaD. ,.....I35

James P • 136

John 30, 74, 189

JohaB • 156

John II 313

Margaret JaaMS.... • .... 47

Martha 196

Sarah : 138

Church, Michael S • 133

William 133

Qapp fiunily ....•• 114, 301

Clark fiunily ••iS^i 170» 348

Caroline 345

Caroline Helen. , • 337

KrankleD 154

Irving 1 140

James Tyler 151

JohnC 170

J.Wesley '. 156

Klagxley ....•• 134

Clarke fiunily 265,366,288

Edward 1 .326

Ethel May 336

lAdix io SMmnmet other iknn liamta.

3«3

Clarke« Lacy Ana 357

Clarksont Belle £ 30s

JoluiC 170

QencBti, EloMT £ 14a

.Qcnkerbeard* Sostn 944

devekad fiuniljr 103

JftmesB ' 109

Lacy J 993

Clilbrdt Robert 998

diftoot EUtabedi 339

Cloot» Rachel **

Class, Ana Qisabeth 198

CoOt Otriada • 963

Cdbis Elsa Looisa. 903

ThooMS, Jr 903

Codifia fiuafly. • *969

Kale 168

CoHmaw, Fraak 158

Coat Beajamia 5

Cofleyt CatharJae... 108

Co(lia,/oha E 179

Cokert A. F 309

Joseph H 309

Martha Elisabeth. • 310

Mary. • 310

Cole 301

Abraham........ 75

Aaaa. 43

Barbara Sharpe • 999

Christiaa 38

Coradias 75

DaYid 43

Elisabeth... ...•••. 43

Elsie A. 130

Fraak .953

Jaao. 188

Magjje. 305

MarcdlasJ too

Maria 30

Radiel '. 75

Sarah. 131

Coiemaa, Jaao 990

Coles, Charles 117

William 117

CoUvert Mariaa 944

CoDier, Elisabeth a8s

Colllas, Alcernon Skloey. 908

Edmaad. , '947

Esra 131

Martha J « 979

Coloaery, Emam C 999

Colstoa, EUa 167

Coailafo fiuaily 986

Comiaeorc lamily 1C7

John 59

Rachel B 185

Commhieo, Aaa. 166

Comptcm, Ladnda. .344

Cooistock. 967

Coa, Joha 338

OsceLee 338

Coaklia, Clara J 999

David 49

Ellea 914

Faaay. 919

J«h« 75

Sophia 41

Contaat, Adehdde B 938

Coawell, William 391

Cookiaouly. 179

Naaey. 180

Cooke, EUa. 99

Cooley, Elisabeth Aan.; 337

Coombs, WUmath 169

Cooa, Joha 85

Cooper fimiily. 139, 135, 136^ 137

Aert 83

Aaa, Teaais 398

AaaieElisa'. 991

Beajamia Fraaklia 991

Betlie • 999

Calhariae, Albert 914

DIsabeth. 83, ai3

Joha >. 119

Ridmrd 38

Copehmd fiuaily 996

Eleaaor 970

Coppodc, Barbara Ellea. 338

Corder, Fraak P 343

Coradias, Joha. 10, n

COraell fimdly. 919

Sarah H^— Kft h • 108

Corsoa ...•......••.•..•.••..•.•.• ...jb 100

Cory, Aaroa •• ....979

Disabeth 313

Cosija, aee Coiiae

Elisabeth.. 99

George '98

Cotsiacer, Mary L 93^

Cottle, Sarah. 997

Cotton, Christiaa 173

Thomas •• 999

Xachariah ................... .....iTb

Coartaey, CartiUae M 303

Covert fomfly 139. 344. 346t 347. 348

Archibald Allea 936

3<4

Index to Sttrunma dker ikan Bauid.

Covcitf Isaac 256

J»«« 74

• Jcruln • 356

;^ LanuiyC 255

»;. RadMl 133

Gowaa* EUtabcth. aos

CowdlpCoim EUca 140

EBoaR«% .140

Covpflffthwailt* ••••••••••••••••••••• • • J06

.'GoitFnBcat 931

U • LanM •••• ..^....386

' ' Mary.,... •• 173

Cflrinfti tea Goafin ••••••••••••••••••••••••

CofBtUaa....... • Pff90

Cnbtraa£uBilT*. •••••• •.••• 268

Cfacnft. Fiaak 343

233

inMlk 318

M«nrJ 3«7

' Phaba ••.. 33

GnBOfff Maitha ^•••••••••••^•••••••••320

CSnalai Addaida A 119

Gm«fefd» SDa Jaaa 340

Martha S. 358

Craadf Aagaata Aaa* 36$

GraaB»Xjw3r'Aaa«..««« 96

Oaaaoa, Plana **

1 RadMl *•

Crialar* Xadlf • 331

Gritiar, Elba 397

Oroftt Mary. 361

CroBaa laoiily. 301

Ciaabf , Hattla S. 371

Craaaftnily 134

' Bir^tmia Adaaia* •••••••••••••••••• 143

Croadi, Mary, 343

Graatar, C P • 133

Caradla 138

Crowdar fiuaily. 341

Eliaabclh 338

Jaha Eldar ••••••••••• •••••••••••340

Saiah • 170

Gnuapb Eatbar Ana ••••••• ••.•330

CalbcftMBt I^tary Ana.. •••••••••346

Calfffft* Ida M. 3ii

CaaiBiiagy family, • 199

Caaaiaghani, Jaanca 173

Nancy. • 97

Caftiafaailly ao8»3i6

Clara £•••• • 139

Cttrda* George S 394

Nathan S 336

Caster* Kata 160

D.

Daggett, Collins Lovcjoy. 340

Lala f 318

Dally family 119

Dalmasxo, Franda M 304

Ifariaa 304

Daanentoldt Anna. 144

Darrowv FaaniaG. • 196

Datar« Balcaa.... 134

Daalar, Myriam 180

Daveaport. Laura J 3lt

Sarah M 334

WnUam C 310

Davies family i8a

DavieaSf Ann 166

Peter. '• 166

SfliwaH rtiTiitifiir 93

Davia family 1191 lao, 334, 335, 361

Albert. 144

Alice Haasoa 144

Dadawia 319

Joha 313

MaryF • 383

.Olivia....* ! 133

Rhoda. 140

Ridiard 7S

Rathphia Orinthas 376

William 337

WilliamT 387

Davison, Rachel 143

Day, sea Dey.«

family •••113,113,308

CharlcsA 33

Gorddia 303

Corydoa^ • •• • •'*3P7

Heary • 107

Jacob 33

Mabd 374

MaryCylliada • 307

Wniiam 33

Dean. Daniel 373

li annah • 33$

Maria C 118

DeBdUJ.M 94

DeBaan family. 47, 6i, 310

Christina 46

Elisabeth^,^, 43

Judex to Sanitim^ oiktr than lUtmia.

3«S

Uc Baun, Elizabeth Ackcrnian 45

Jacob 101

Joott 16

De Castro, Le wit ..ug

Decker, Gvtaic 32s

John... 29

Lydia laa

Milct 133

Dedridc, Eiter i 16

nana. 16

Dwlricks, Adtie. /.... 45

Def, Saiah Ana • 164

Dccrfiunily i ••••961

James V \ as4

Lewis C « 354

DeGolyer, Esekid \ 139

Janes iw..;* 139

De Gn»w, Belitje s6

Cornelia «• ••&••• 38

DeGffBW, Catherine 334

De Gffooi ihaiilX 4 33

Anna Jaase.... ••• 35

Charity. • 31

Comdia, Pieterse 35

Jacob 63

JoostStaets.

Leah. \

Lena. » 64

Ifarcarec 34

Marj. h .IDS

Peter A 103

Radiel • 34

iraiiam •••••• 163

DellartfLena 311

Snsan ••••< 3i6

DeHays • 333

De Kline, Mary. % 339

DeLaBonte, Demarest 336

DeLane, Hattie 158

Demaree, see Demarest

Demarest family, 37, 47t 73t T^t 8o» 108

I09i iij* 'S3, 137, 193,311
313, 313, 946b yMt 145

Aaron 133

Xbtaham • 333

Abraham J • I3I

AaiL • ••••• 6H

Ann,5{amael.*. •••••• 49

AnnaMaria.*... ••#••••••••••136

Annatie ••••••• ••• 39

Belitie. • ••• 39

Benjamin •••••• 130

Caroline .•••••'•..

Dcmannst, Canftamlcr 3$,;

Caialyntic 111

Cstelyntte 34, 107

Caielyntie, Simon. 43

Catharine.- 100,346

Clansia 156

Cornelias 107, 110

Comelins A. isa

Cornelias Henry 110

Cornelias T. toy

David ••••• 3S

Dadd •*

Davidtjr 13

David D 136

David J 4 313

David, Samnel 353

Efte 7S

SUsa* ••••.••••••••••.•■•••*•••• •'•330

Elisabeth. 37, 161

Ellen. 100

Frank ••.•.136

George W 51

GObcft •••• 43

Henry Riee 348

Jacob ^....133

Jacob D 136

James A 137

JamesI • 146

JaasesJ 196

J«»««P .•«99

Jane A 73

John 65, III, 314

Josephine • ..313,314

Jvdick. '. 61

Lavina '• 331

I-«fc» 49i9^ «37

Leentje..*, 38

^ LydeckerL •'...106

Lydia,David •*

Magdalcna 11, 107

Margaret 83, I3i, isa

Margarctta 317

Margrieie, Samnel 44

Maria ..vv 43, 76,86,87,339,349

Mary. ..v 34* S4^ 34^

Aflnnie • 149

Nancy. 43, 171

Peter..^^.ii...,, 77

'Peter»James ..b 196

Peter P • 79

Rachel 33

SammX 39i 5St 3^5

SamneUJr •.• 13

3«6

Indix lo Swmames other ikon Bania.

Dcmsfcst, Sunuel, Davul 27

Somnel, David *•

Samacly SMaoel 34.47

.'Smb 38

:,. Siff%Dmv8d 44

StnKDmviil 232

«5«

V n

• Tfiatfo.. :.. 6s

;.;-j WQUmi • 331

"% WmiMH ; 344

- WnUtai L 213

Dmbicfunfly., ;.2Si

ClarAA. 307

• DOIard L • 2$o

DrMottfMuly v»9 •••• •**^09

\'\^^ Asm lfaria,.*«..t ••••<9S

'i^^ Dorachy ••• ^

. •; Iiaac ; 88

JaiBM maavdl 194

,. .J«"* »90

:\.r Uwvtaet $8^99

.ti..M«T* • «7

'\*J }iut€f...**9 • 169

Stnk 18s

Dta^fcy, MirfHCt ••• 4a

Phillip J 329

MamitE • 7»

Ccorgt 270

'. WUiliai Bvtrtit 270

DtBBiCi £BtaM..f«..; • 224

Ptaayfunflx ^•.•166^ 167

baPr4»Jfta 10

DtpotyCually..* •••••• 306

DtraMit, Joha W •••••• 137

Ljdii Jaa«««« ••••137

Dtrrick liMiajr • ^••••187

Dt Raiatv JiaMtfe • •••• to

• ICnrift II

],: Marit ••

; 81am ••

Dtlfif fiunfljr f«30i

' JaaiM • ..301

. Jaliat 301

WmiMiJ 300

Dattcriing^ WUliaok • 209

Dtocty Mtrgwct 223

Dcsdt Maria • •••195

Dtvoa fiunily. 116

H 217

O • IIS

i>a Witt, WaUaca 111

Dcy, fee Day

fiu&ily 24

Dirck 64

JaeobWIUiam. 24

Detar, John Jacob. 100

Nathaaid. • too

DidLanoo, Joha **

Mary. 126

Mary. ••

Philaaioa 126

••

IS3

Dickey» Mary. 132

DidUab Janaa, Jr • 203

Dickiatoat Sosaa 161

Didcioa, Mary Jaaa •••249

Didffiduoa, Dora.* 323

Diadricka, Margaret 47

Didiag^ MaryE 171

Diaglay, Charlotte M 330

Diihar» Joha. 181

Didaaa faadly 231

Pciar. ^ ;.2Si

Ditfdlv F^adaric. 75

Diaoa» Maria*. 233

Dohbiat family..... •••249

Doclcwailar, Mary j«. ...••.••• 142

Dodd» Jaawa...... 170

Dodge, Hetty Mafia 136

Joeaph.. 206

Marcha. 118

DoQery, MariathaA 16s

DolUas, Cacheriae.... 234

Sarah J ...asS

^B^^^^vwB^Mfl^^^^wa w V aav^^^Bo^H 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 aaaaaav aa aaa a^^^a

Doa Ourloi, Gviar 162 \

Faaala ••••••••• ...••267

Dooley^Belle 291

Dodllttla, IsaaOi • 114

DoraanasfaaUly. ••.••... 237

AlbertA 331

Aadrav 128

Elba Jaaa* 212

Halea Matilda 200

Maria • 323

Mary*. •••••.••••• 31

Dorlaadt Dyaa. 90

0»rtL , S7»SS»90

Dorauui faadly 235

George 132

Dorr» Doaald Griiwold . . • • • 293

Seaeca G.«. ••••••..•••• ..«••.... .293

Doly family • • 72, 73

•

ItuUx to Surttama ttker tkam Santa.

3«7

J^y»Jo^« MI

Penoaettc.. 331

DoBgliertx, ^^1 238

Dow^JimLa 153

Drake ikaiflx 184

Martha 366

Ndaon H .i^ 33$

SflsaB Melitaa •••••••••••••• .aos

I>nper» Olirtr H ••••.std

Dnmd, Washington 179

DrjdcB fiunily • 390

D«ck« Robert 143

Dodtwood. Eliaabedi 308

DoAnrtamily ,.a6o

DvMBQ, Naaaie. •'•349

Oliver ..•••.. ; 158

Doaluua, Aliee. i..« 134

.Dmlap, Maria ^M

Dvaniag, Stella' 145

Deptet. WOliaa M 333

Deraadt Aiher Brows • 33

JohB ••••^ ;• 33

Dvrie liuBilx 61

Am Elisabetii aai

Hden 339

Margaret 78

P«« 9S» «3*

Seniid 57

Sarah 333

Tryntie. 189

Dv Rye, Jaaaetie 17

Daryeat Chariee £dward 314

JaaPieter 33

Margaret Joha«.**»*..»«. .•< 46

Peter» Jr 314

DsryeeliuBiljr,, 33

Sarah • <...t07

Dvaenberrji Rachel E aao

Dwellht Aimer ;*.I50

DweUy^ George — 156

Dye. •••• 181

EHiabeth McL • • •'. 33$

E.

fearhartt James Albert • 183

Martia ••••••••• 183

Earle, Edward 37

Fiaascjrntie 17

Nathaniel ••••• I7t37

Earlywine, Mldiad..J 398

Kastlaml, Byron, 383

Eaton, Edith G , 328

J««ph aw

Eckels, Kcliccca. . . 171

Ecker, Elizabeth liUavelt 43

Eckerson, Cornelia 190

Elisabeth 65

Garret C 147

Cerrit 146

John as

JobnJ : 83

JohnT 190

Margaret 146

Maria 138

Sdsall£unfly. eat

Comdins ; 105

Richard 11

Edwards, Bdle. 378

Elisa 171

Egan, James i 94

Egbert, Cstharine 133

Mary. 340

Elder* ^■■*— ZereUa ••••••••••••••••• •30s

JohnW 30s

Ijl fflr ff ^^ EdnMnd 0«***«**»*«««*««»«**««344

EUsfimiily. ; t^9%i

Cfttherine. 3$'

Joseph •••170

WiUamB 351

Elitoni EUsabeth* ••••••••••••••••••••• x6s

Elyfiunily. 137, I97i 198

iraUam i8a

Embnry, Lonisa. •••S64

Emeriek, Edith ••••••• ••••.. ••••337

Snderly, AoMs. 34$

Ettgdale, Minnie M. 139

England, James Dorhmd... ••167

Mary. 167

Nancy Wmtams 383

V^UIam •...167

Engle, Martha •* 86

Ensign, Emily L 337

Eofl; Margaret Jane tfi

Epperson, H. P. 367

EnHn, Ussie 136

Esler,A.M 118

Esterbrook, George. ..331

WnUam 330

WniiamT 336

Eakss, Emily Jane • 183

Evans iamily ... • iga, 366

EUaA ,• 197

Irene ^ ..344

Lydia R. 184

Martha 181

Naomi •,« 309

388

Index In Surnames oikar iAau Ikiula.

Evcrhftrdt Georgt W. C 97

Evcrly...** -168

Margaret 166

EvtryliMRQy 397

Robert ..aeb

Evnaistr, ArdilU F 390

LcwiaM • 390

Bwcllt dara LmIm • 349

F.

Falnria. Marj Aagdiaa. 906

Fagaafiuiiilx •••••••••. —..197

FalUf Naaqr Ana 979

Fahrcabtrgt Lduu 108

Fairbain, Joha V 9$

FairdiOd, Caroliaa 309

Faka, William 169

FaUia,Plieba 174

Fahry, Jaaait •^••,.994

Faaaiag^ Mary •131

FarrarfrmOy '*••• 967

Farrcll, Elsia .1 179

Sarah Evalya • 993

Faagbtiually. 178

Faalkatr.*,.. 979

AUea • 979

Fdlovt Hcti* •• ^ 70

Fdlowa» Agaca... 390

Feker fiuaily. .•••191

David ••••• ••••190

Fcalayfrmily • • 310

. LaaraAaaa...*..** • #..311

Feaafiyaily 978

Ftrdoa fiuailx........ ^ I37» ^8

Heary 339

Maria •••« 136

Fcrgasoat Gaorgt 966

Gaorgt W.. 396

\u^ t «^

Jarcd.* ; f*394

• Ptt ...966

Fcrria* Alliaoa BowatU 976

Charlca Edgar 977

Kaaqr V^

Sarah • •.•.•300

Fiddiv ^rgiaia 399

FiachfThomaa 186

WilUaai ...906

Fiah«JaflMaM«» • 314

MaryM. • 314

Fisher family 999* 344

Frederick 979

Frederick) 228

Joha 84

• Michael 86

Styaiets..... 114

Fidm, L. W 118

Fitzgerahl. Joha 132

Fladc frmtly 99S

Flaadraa, Ettie A 10$

Flearbora, Eliaa 14S

Fleaiiag^ Martha A. 959

FoUey.Adam 74

Adolphaa 198

Foada, Mareat D 994

Fooae, William A ;..390

Foote, Daaiel D ••' 933

Forbca, Belle • 181

Fortear family* 49» 43

Foedidc family 196,197

Foahayfimiily.*.... 49

Rebecca •.•.198

Foaier, George 279

Mary. 267

Foata, Martin. 163

Fovla*, Mary*. 9ii

Foit Jaaiea 128

Frady, Lather • 344

Fraada, Hiram D 331

Fraadacoi Joha 179

FraakBa, Charlotte 298

Mary • 139, 990

Fratee, Joha L • *• 937

Frederick. Elixabeth 96

Eliiahffh A. 993

Radial Aaa. • •••.9S6

Freelaad, George Uacola 195

George W 19$

Freadifiuaily 984. 98$. 286

Eliaabeth !• « .284

Joha 180

Friak, Charlotte IS4

Fritt, Sarah L 131

Froeligh fiuaOy '. 191

Haaaah Calhariae 9i6

Sarah Darie 192

Fagary, FIdeUa Aaa 336

Faller family. 33$

AbbieM 33S

Charles E 334

Falloa lamily 941, 249,943, 947

Jeaaie 941

Imiix lo SHmamcs other than lUtnla,

3»9

Fnlum, Samacl 241

FvroMii, Mary £lle& aia

c.

Gaiocsi PenliiMiid. • • • • 33a

Ridutfd. •••••• aja

Calcntiac. Rhvaanah 275

Gdfaip, Jolui aas

Can* family a68

GachariDe NdT 141

Gaiafafaat» Necl^e. 46

Card* Jaaa. jao

Gardcnacr frnily 43

Caniinfart John • ao8

SiaMMi*««**»«.» 1 f I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,jft§

Gardner* Mary a68

WOliamM 348

Gamar. •••••••• 375

Cland 376

Cynilda. 30a

Garr, Mary 354

Ganabranl» Marffarac 193

Garratt, Angia |..,«, 171

Garriaon* Fannk D ••••;.398

Garrada 139

Gatai» Edward Laa 315

Jolw Albert 3x5

Gatfiald, John. 306

GanluKada 390

Gaw fiunily •••/•• ••••356

Gedney«E3iiaAnn«.« 338

Galdemann family 300

Gentry» Kichaid. 385

Gearge, De Wu • ••••359

Gcrfert Emma..... 150

Geriiardu SoDie 109

GIUm, David Wnimr 179

Jeronm Temple .•• 178

Gibaon family. 164* 313

J*»* ? ..«T4

MaryCaroUne 397

Nancy. 308

Sarah Ann 306

GUIbrd, Uiaie J. 343

Gilbert, Anma. • 174

MaryC 146

Gilbfaich liMnily ; 335

Gikhriat fiunily. •.•.••• '370

Gika» Ann Kltiahath. 198

Gilkitont Mary Jane 1 371

GIlles|iie» Agnca. 110

Daniel • 163

WUUam 343

Gniett family. • : IS4

Gflliam, William 232

GiUlipie, Nancy Ann 344

Gilmore* Jame« IS8

Gilpin, Lydia 344

GOfon, Hattie A 3^3

Joaeph a45

Gipaon, Anna Leah 313

Edward M. 3>S

Glann, Janmi J 335

Glaufimiily 81

Ghtta, John H 24$

Glenn liunily. 368

M. A. MS

Goble 308

Goetachins, Henry J 191

Jacob «. 80

Jamea ia8

Joaeph 80

Sarah 81

Goattel, Chriadan H 237

God; MarfaretC 163

Goiay family 304

Goldie family .^ 116

Goode family. 269

Goodrich, Henry Wickea. 109

Goodwin, AbigaU S38

HenrielU C ^09

GooUna, Lydia. IS4

Gordon fiunily 266, 38O1 397, 304

iraUam • 60

Gordonier fiunOy •.•••••••• •*.•••.••••• 43

Gore fiunily • 243

Goanell, laabaL • yn

Gonld, Martha V 199

Sarah A soo

GrafiT, EUsa 164

Graham, Martha Evelyn. 252

Mary Eua asi

Mary Jane 163

Mfainie Rebecca • 231

Grannie, Minnie. 10$

Grant, Amanda Star ^••••34>

Gravea funily • 243

Ilarriaon 244

Gray fiunily 292,308

CorydooL 233

Francaa.... ..aSi

LacyAngelia « 295

Sarah 280

Wniiam H 329

Greathonae fiimily. 322,323

Green fiunily 241

39©

Index h Surnama other than Banta.

Giceiit Daniel 373

Edgd « %ii

U4 Egbert 2SS

&l.-i George H J40

,SV HekM 333

• ' Jolui 337

Loala If 373

:: ManrA • 333

S*- Ratie 39

'Greeobov, MoOk« •••3'^.

GfMswnly Neoey ..••.^•••. •••••.•••• .170

GffMawoody Fiedeikk 316

t Rachel 24s

Oreer iaailx. 3>lt3>S

GfUBag fiuaili: 307.

.GfUBth, JttUa,.., 297

'fidmfmO^.:..... as7fS5S

;Qrlinitfart, Thoaaa R*. 127

Grovtr. Robert FndBick 30a

^^ William 30X

QffoVySlephea 241

qolld,JoeioA 119

.V rWllliaailt : 119

QoIm ibBil]^ . •« ,...141,142

v/:' Ueary.*.. •* 119

Ovaett. Bellflo... 238

Gofda, Elko.. •••••319

.. ' Mabel 181

Q!»ia» Sadly 8. B ;259

jQwjfft CItfiatopber. 113

it--' "* H

'Haden» KWiahfrb is6

Hagailorav IdaMay.,,, 223

^Htgaaiaa, Esiber. 149

Hagart Cora.... ..••••; 227

Haigirt, Eliaba B • 117

' Haicatoa, Ladada. 311

Hall frailly. 106, 174,338

/ Adaliaik. 296

^ «; Kdwaid 105

^^T).Uaaaab ••..«•••• 97b

1^ J«« 177

H^Ogartb fiuaOy ..248

;,;. Aaraa ..^ 341

J.W ...,342

; .; JameaW 341

• Lee..*....... 342

Halliday» Ida AatoiactU 222

Uabey iaaiily 322

ff^. Jacob Ptottcr ••«.•••••.. 183

.|laai|lttmiaaiily. 269

Kt: Cornelia ^ 184

Hainiltony Marctta 260

Mary 225

Robert P 348

Rosy 348

Hammon, Rebecca 194

HaauBoad, Jenuba. 246

RacbdA 331

Hamptoa, Elixa 290

Haaeockt Thomas H 291

Haadley fiiaiily. • 346

Haacy, Sapbemia 206

HaaUaliMaily 284

Haaaa fiuaily. /• 262

William 2S9

Hardcasdet EHiabetb 232

Hardeaberi^ John S. 29

Hardeabarght Mary C 193

Haidesty fiuaily 268

Kiasey 267

Hariag fiuaily 30i 4% > 89. at 2* 332

Bridget !$$

Cornelia 31

Daaid 30

Elisabedi. ..*•••..••.•.•••••••• •••loo

Haaaab Aagaata ••••131

Hcadridc.... 2$

Heary ••••••••••••■••••••••••••• •220

Jaeob 25

Jaae 196

Margaret Adaliae. 217

Martyatie • 40

Samad 138

Vroade Coraellse. 43

William Poat 217

Harleyv Sarah Jaae ....306

Harper» Chester Westenelt 193

WniiamE 193

Harris family « .275

Alice 123

Catberiae Sophia.. 202

Edward 123

s redendb •....•.....•..*••••«•••• 288

George 266

Haaaab 83

Haiel • •• .. .261

Jeauam.... 8$

Jesse. 261

Naacy Caroliae • • • 206

Harrison, Cool 298

Daaiel 124

narrower fiuaily • 83

Waiter... 84

Hart 306

Indix tp Suruamti aiker ikan Bania.

39«

llAne» Uatttc 173

Ilarty ftumly 36

llartiuKt Leah 373

llarvcy Cunily. • ai6

Charles Edgar 300

llaskell ikiiialy 3^1

Bartholomew 300

Harmaa W91

Henry L. S. iSS

MaryA 30t

Hauler. Emeit 317

RachelC L.. 317

Hasten fraUly* ••• ••••••••• 144

Jaae 141

WaUamH 141

Hastings, Delig^ 97

RidMrd 97

Hatfield fiunOy. 'SSt l^

John 97

LoniaaD 183

Hawcs, LacindaLakey 134

Hkwldas, GQes aSa

Moses. a4i

Hay, Norman W 193

Hayden, Elisabeth 343

Jaeob tyi

Hays, George. t6o

Hedley, Ssmnd 163

Heerdfrmily »4

Ueaston, Agnes S 160

Heath iaaifly. 7^

Heathcrly, Thoasas ide

Heavln, Angie ...; 138

Heckman, Mary •••••• aje

Hedden, Ekoia Jane • eje

Hedges, Dorcsa 347

Hellittg, Christiaa 38

Hdm, Christian. 6$

ComeUas. ......••.••• 3>

Helms liunily..... 346

Ann. ; 191

Henderson • • 3^

EmUyF^ • v^TSf

EwJy ..-S'?

Mary A 158

• Sarah E ^ 358

Wmiam ; 183

Hendridcs, Angenitie 15

DIever 37

Hendrickse, GerUe *•

Henry, Catherine 306

Ellaabeth 160

Ella. 134

licnry, Jane 133

Jennie 343

Katharine 344

Hepner, Mary 3>9

Herbert, Josiah 373

Harden, Sarah 63

Hering,James •••• 78

Herridh Clara BeU 337

Ebeneser • 337

WiUiemI MS

Herring, see also Haring

fiunOy 314

Jaeob 13$

William 136

Hessels, Metie 3>

Hiattlamily 3^

Hickman, Joseph. 164

Hidm,£lishaP 9i

Hides, Amend Mdrina 148

Ann 131

WOIIamW 146

Higgins, Dla. 307, 337

Levi 164

High, Sarah W 3o6

Hildebrand, Sarah 363

HUdreCh, Jennie L V^

Hmfiunfly. I3^33>t340

Alva '. 139

iqi«*- 339

IdaBeUe *i4>

Jamea W 384

John 384

MattieJ 96

WnUam 373

Hniilser, Lovisa 33<

Hniman, WQUam S 33i

HOlyer, Mary Elisabeth 130

Hinds fiunQy. 3^4

Hobbe fiunHy 179

Hoberecht, George L yA

George Owen 3^

Hobnm, Henrietta 3I3

Hockett, Ehrood 3><

Hogencamp, John .• 10$

HoleroftbmUy 178

Hoklcn family .* 3>S

Hoklerlkmay 197

H6le,Eae. 163

Holland, J. S 36$

Holler, Minnie 399

HoUinger, Albert D 343

Hollis, Charles T 373

Frank. 37$

393

Index i0 SmrHataa otkcr than Bania.

IloUisler, Mary 8$

Sarah 8$

Holmcst Gaorge... • 138

Holrqyd, Carolina BalL •••.•116

IIolttiafBT fiiaQy 141

Hoautt».Thercaa... .•••... ..i^

HooMTt Faaaie • 169

Hoogtand iaudly # 39

Hoopar, Ifary G IS3

Hoppar family 190

l.Abralum ••,••.••..» 106^ iia

Adaan .^.^ 210

Aodriaa ••

Gathaiiaa Lottiaa 136

.:. Charily 199

A.t Coroattaa A , *.iia

. EdaaE. • aio

Eliiabcth E. ••••••• ••••348

• Efliau. • • •'• 217

Garrett A....*...^... lai

* Gaar^a ••

t. Haitar »,.•-.,» 83

r ^ Hvbaft 33a

John '•.,•••.189

: JohsN. 83

UdaCadaMa aio

.;: Mwk..., 41

. Maria £• 7a

Mary Aaa.,., •••• ia6

• Miaaia ••• • ••3S7

, Nattia..,.. 237

Rachd 98

Sarah ••••••# ••• 109

SaiahAaa*. «• ai8

Horaart OartacaM 234

UortOBt Mary Soaaa. ••••• v«.226

SOaa, 132

Tabiiha Jaae. • •••302

HocalIag» Martia 208.

Hoaghloat Joaaa A.., 103

Hottghwoat, Jaaa Vradaad. 323

Hoasafiuaily •••• • 71

Maria ••••• 191

Hovcil, Martha Mailaia 206

Howard. Jamaa K«.«, 119

Howall, EUaa. 79

Horaaa •••#•••••••••••••••••••••• 79

Malinda. • 249

Howlaad fiuaily 224

lloytfrmily 228,230^231

llalibardt Joacph. , 139 —

UabbatSamnd D 8$

Hodaoa, Ida..... ••••181

liu/r family ^204

Hnfimant William. •••.••. ••249

Hoghaa« Dora 244

Elixabath Fnltoa 244

JenaiaE 243

Tolliver 243

MnghaoB» Phebe 204

Hoidakoper iamaly. • • • • 1 10

HakflU ladiaaa 162

Maldia. EUaa E. 204

Holla, Haaaah ....« 8$

Hangate, Ellsa. 168

Haagerford fiuaily 229, 230

Hnat, EUia Aaa •••113

Hiram A •••116

Mary. 179

Hantar, Elueabcth 161

William L 74

Haaday iaailly 232

Hard, Sarah Jaae 206

Hascoa fiunily. 265

Hatchifia, EUa A. 229

Haylar fiunily 38^210

Coraalia ^ 65

EAa 135

Ettphemia. 121

J«i» 44

' Sarah 37

HyattfJohaN 73

Hyde, aara A...1 335

Hyaay iaaiily .....153 ;

1. i

lagliaai, Miaaia..t.. • 2i*2 -

laka, William B. 273 !

Irvia fuaOy. ays

Rivaa R 274

Robert •.«.•...••...• 164

labell, MarilU 296

A^^^^a^ya ^^aa^aaffiv aav^p 900 oooaoooa vao oa #000 00 ^a^^^y

Israel, EkieM 347

Itwell, Perry ••.•• 244

Iviaa, Ambroie • 183

WarraaS...; 183

J.

Jackaoa family • • • 267, 313

Eliabeth 163

Jacobs, Epke 3

Epke ••

Jacobiien, Frant. **

James, Sarah • 177

ladtx lo Smmamn oiker than BaMia.

393

Jaaiesoii« CUflurd • 270

Leslie. • 270

Janes, WIlliMn Isiftm 264

JtBS, lladeleiu • *«

Jajmc, IdaM y»

Jenkins, Clarciice Meivia • 337

Frank ^6

James • i^

-Mary 907,^7

Jtntft Hannah ••••• ,146

Peter A 146

JeasnpiJdbL ,. 177

Johannesscn, James €••••••••• .314

John P ; 314

Johafiunfly 377,278

Johns, Klisabeth Anna... 110

MaryE 273

WOliam 110

Johnson, Amelia ••••• 158

QiaheCh B. 245

ErinPhinehas 263

Hannah 148

Harriet 30

Homer* ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ^aTO

Naomi F / 245

Rachel Spinning 22

Rnd Walter • 263

Sherman •••••••••••••••••••••••• ^aTS

Thnlo 97

WOliam Brinson 342

Johnston, Henry..,.« 328

Loftta, * .m 322

H«ry. I5»

Raliph 10, II

Samnel 163

Jones, Anjie 182

Canie 170

Charles R 226

Daniel 114

Emma J 233

Eurah • 30$

LcanderS 271

Uewesu U 30s

Pryor • 232

William 164

Jordan fiimily •••••• 340

Flora 282.

Jaeoh 19s

Wniiam L. 18s

Jodd, Anjie I40

Jod8e,OrphaMay.,/ 319

Julien, Aliel w

JurriaoM!, Martlt« ••... 31

K.

Kalerfamfly 116

Kane, William 201

Keaton, Snsan 257

Keel, Aylsiana 308

Koeneylamily 292

KeiDer fiunOy 191

Keith,'llargaret J 312

Kdler, Mary.... 94

Philip *•• 97

KeUey, Bettae Elisabeth. 291

Mitfy. 3«»

SallieM 96

Kdly,Jennie 201

Nancy E. Coolcy 336

Kelso, Thomas J 250

Kemmel, Joeeph 264

Kemp, Peter C ai9

Keadig, Martha 187

Kennedy frmily 223

Kennisoa, Rvth tyi

Kepheart frmily 253

Kerftmily 3^ 3>7

Kerlln family 3S4t ^SS* 3S6. 257

Rachel 'iS9

Kerns, Barton. a43

Elisabeth 273

Kersey frmily «....I97

Kettrinc family. 318

KIncaid, James C 311

Kinder, Sallie aS3

King ^363

famOy a8<

James W 343

William V 261

Klnkennen, WUliam. 164

Kinley, Mahahi Ann 143

Kip &mUy 49t ^h 147

Elisabeth 28

Klphart,Mat 171

Kipp, Ellen. J06

Kirk family. 116, 117

Thankfnl 140

KIrkland, Edward Osborne 206

Kirkpatrick fitrnHy 396

Samnel T.*«« • 37S

Kisner, Cyraa. 162

KItson, Martha 164

394

. Indix t^ SHtHntna other ihan Banta.

K aapp» Joliai. 335

Katekcm* Charloite Louisa 148

KaighmSdwia 336

KaiMyt IsMC •••;• 315

K^ktadolpb, dlvaibas 144

KolyfTtAildU aoj

KoiMri^ Ptitr. 73

Kpiffitf, Elba B S98

KQ!»W^k®'?«>lt. Bt«jtnj|u..«^. 31

• • ., Johnuips •.••••••••••• •••••••••••• yt

Kmibkat Ifianif EnMttiM. 141

KttliQft Herbert 301

Kwi4kSoplik 133

KvAtSf JoMpli Ill

Might AbralMv « si

JolMSoet. 31

Urtityftnily 314

.Germ Sente. 334

•• • j^*"*** ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••324

t-f DNie» JsM • ..iss

l-acmvtb Bdlth. 345

Mergent..* sjo

LePoj, Belle • .108

LeMftaiily 9^

LekCi BIiselieck««.»*«««««««»»««««»»«««» 70

Wl7»WQIimJ IJ9

lieiMieiitWniiaM, 167

(^berttAbifril 75

CithiriBe. 104

EHiIm ••• • • 75

: Hewjr. , 7s

<-¥» an

• toiij«... • t**t. #••••• 229

Leriaerfiuidly.,.. • 196

Lifee^ Elitt. 190

L^twt^ Lewis..*.* 13s

LewyeTi Janes Medlson 153

Lsf.Aaaa II ••..304

Lse» Mloaie a66

Leagibrd Aafly. 3io»3ii

tf^p^^n^ Cheries L*««**«*««««*««««««*«397

1 ^•■im- Hniaii ••««••••«.••_•••..••.... .em

|,jfp» Cebriel 175

- - Seated*** 174

Leer* Eliaijane..**** ••••••aoo

Saias 339

frmfly** 129

;Leavitt, Ileaaah Mdlada 153

rx^edeic^ Aageuaa ••••••••••«•*••••••• •a99

Lcderc, Mclisxe Jaae 299

Le Compce famUy 96

EUnbeUi 177

Henrietta. 145

Leefiuaily. 992, 393

Benjamia..... • 324

• Charlotte Mary... ^. • 333

Jcsaie. ..«••••••••... ..•....•.•• .398

Mary. 108

LeArts* Daniel 84

Hattie Anna 84

Lcgraace finally ssit 346, 347

Sasaa Angdlae •••347

Leigh fuaOy 37s

Leightoot LUhu 173

Margaret Catherine. aoo

Leonard, Margaret Ezplasc I46

LePoeton, Breach 303

LeSeaer* Fraads. 33

Lesh iiually. 343

Lester* Cherlotte 116

Lavesey fuaily 33

Lewis frafly 171, 184, 189

Leydeeher, Neeltje 37,48

Liggett, Cherles Frost 380

LUlBid, Nancy 97

UUy, William. 74

UndfiunUy 183

Undleyfiunily 17a

Lindsey,Jane..*..* 116

Line, Mary A 374

Liner, Mary S • 310

Linirille family 343

Lippencott, Nancy. ••• •«••••**••• 67

List family •• , 90

Catherine .••• 330

George ; 89

Nancy. * 177

Rachel 348

Utile, Sasea ; 336

Litxeaharg, Joha •••.••; 365

Lloyd feaiily 109

Lockridge, PolUs S 143

Loder, Clara 197

Nicholas. 331

Lodewicfc, Martha • 383

Mary 386

Sasaa a86

LoAas, Edward 367

Loaergaa, fSamael 398

Loag. Charles E. • • , 143

James • • • • .341

Josephiae. *• •..•••.•••.373

Indtx to Surnames piker tkan IliHia^

395

Loos. SarahE ^ 247

Sanh J.«, 196

iMigstretth, Aditali.'. 183

Triatitfjoim 35

Lorimcr fiuniljr • 196

Loniagi Rcbcea..; a6i

iuBily aTS

% Huala. 17

Lotsbar Itmiljr 173

Lott,GirritA...... aSi

Lotts» JoluL « lO, It

Lovci Avdybsldi»»«««*« ••••••••••• ••• 30

LpWt Catlicriw • aio

Slkn AagtklU 1S6

L^wtt* Etta M 345

LttiBt Rcbcea 333

Lotkrfinniljr S4tl3t46|6s, 100

IM i9St 337
Coratlfan 63. 193

David 193

E]iabct]i>«« ••••••••• ••••••• 46

\M«ifpMn«^» •••••••••••••••••••• • 73

Haauh 6$

lUldBbraaL 3s

Jacob *• 1C4

Jacobs : ; 113

Johanca 93

Joba 1^

Joba S 113

4$

"3

Maritia 44

NidMbi 14,33

Pacar. • ; 13

Priadlla 67

Saiab 67

Sfaaoa • 67

Tryatjc «.'• 83

LabbaracAa^e..^ ••

Jaa ••

Ladiagtoa fiuailjr. 188

Ladlaa^ Tboana. • ifia

Laa^ Fradarkk... 123

Latkiaa fnaily • 71, 190

Lattfraa. MaxbanUaa Otbo 155

I ajnuHB, Maritit Andriai. •••••••••••• **

Lajitart UarySaiaa 345

Radwl '• S54

Lfdaekert Lydia..* 136

Maria 118

Mary. ^..... 147

KadMl •••••••• ••••••••• •••••110

Lyie, CharWt 171

Lyon fiunily >33» >3i

LyUa,I£liia. 335

M.

Ilabarly* SfmcoB. 16a

llabia laadly Ii3t 213

Madirair iiuBily 237

MadMaiiat JaaMt •• 305

Ifackay, Gaorge. 154

If ackUa, If ary II 149

Mac Load, Frank 333

IfacNabfradly 73

If ac Nary, Elisabath 36s

Macpbaraoa, Lacy. 139

Maddaafradly 307

Maddos 158

D.T ..: 96

Madar, Ficdarick. 363

Ifacin finally .••••3i3t346

Cbailocta J aoa

llacradar, Sarab GoUaboroagb. Ill

Maidaaa, Cbarlca W 330

IfaidaMat. Harrial Looiaa. 199

lfaior,Lydb :..373

Ifakcpaaoe, Addaida 333

If allory finally 338

lfaUoy,Jaaa. 181

IfaadaviDab Canine 16

Jillb 16

Ifaagaafinily 339

Mary. 369

Maagaa. •••••• 361

Ifaalay, Loaiaa H 336

WQlkna T 119

UMBBn.lwnm 97

JobaB 388

Maaaar, Jamaa*. • 370

Roy. 370

If aairariag, Sbaoa Wolcott 155

If areallaa finally 83

Ifarab, Edward J 3I3

JosepbJ # 313

ManbaU fuaOy 144

Ida If. 336

Lkwallya 391

IfaryA 183

Martcaaa, Roaloir 31

Ifartia 341

Amy 374

AnaaM 364

lldla 167

liractt.... •••••• ••.•••.•.166

39*

Ifulex lo Sunuufi^s aihir than Bania.

MMtfa. FlJfi Wt h ao<

/,: Fuwk 258

Sittft 167

Susaa G,..,.»« ail

.«. Thomas ••••#••••• • 97

C » . WQliaa.. 97

ICaidadalt ftafly. as6

llarvia» Charloctt Jaat...^ 134

Makka, Maria. ig6

Masoo, RlMdall J94

MaaMa* MiltM...* 191

MuftiTii^, Tiiwili iiiiiji I ca

VMUX a45

llalhcwi, AaMada Hollej. 347

llatlockt EmomS.'. 169

Jolm S... 169

llalisn...... , 169

Uatthcws, Elijah 177

Maicwal], GuroUaa. • 514

Max. Lissk.ll J94

Mayba. WhUfiald..... ijo

liayart Amalia Mary .531.

McAalay funily aS9» 860^361

McCiIlt Caofffa aaa

MeCarthxtLacy....' 74

Wniiaa 180

MeCukar, Saiah £• %\%

MeCtolfai frmUy. asi

MeCaolay, Thonaa 73

McClaawr» Kliiahtth 319

McClannajiaa, Haary • •••••343

McQaaea fiuBUy.,.., 215, ai6

Mcdoakay* \ 164

McQanhaav David. ai6

JaaaaM 216

McQara^ Elisa. ••• •••321

Caofffa ite

MeComiahaa, Sclith aSo

McCaoaalt EAa»»*«««**««««*«««»«««*»«it7

McCoaaafl, Samaal D iii

McCormachf Dora B. •••.•aai

McCanaickt Brwia«««.««*..«,.««.,.«,.aa9

Caofffa W.. aa9

McCoy ...300

.MeCraafroUly.*,*. ••••'13

McCraary, Rachal 30

McDarmid, Petar. aaa

McDoaald fiunily 3iS» 3'*

Aaceliaa 313

. Qara. 314

:, ' EUabath Taylor att

f ' Joho W ; 343

McDowell family 231

McEaemy, Thomas. 281

McFalU ElisabeCh 119

McFarlaod iamily 338

McCahoe fiimily. 3 14

McGiaaiSv Mary M 283

McGlashaot George. 222

Paiar 223

McGowB fiunfly .311

McCnthtPike 168

McGregor family • . • . 160

Mcjiaisey« Eaphemia 108

McKay, Sarah J. • • 297

McKeefimiily... 323

Margaret 168

Robert.. 143

McKellar, WnUam S 119

McKensie, James 220

Walter A • ••*...220

McKai^fiuiily 341

Ella Martha. 202

McLaia, William 26s

Katie. 26$

McLeaa* Martha A.... 323

McMUlaa, norenca E • 186

McNeilt Sarah B..... 149

McOmber Ounily 223

McPherMo, Elias B 169

McPhetridge, Sttsaa Hays 269

McQaeeiit Flora....... 227

McRae, Kittle 269

McReynoldSv Jamea Wiley 296

Seaph • 296

McVlcar iamily. ••••.;..2Q4

Mead, Mary A 134

Meade, Jennie F 229

Means, Emma....* 300

Medaris iamily 141

Meet, Pleter 16

Meginais, Martha 286

Meinedce iiunily ••••*• •••.330

Meringo, Maria • 133

Merriks, Benjamin 261

Clarence K 261

Metcalf, Mary Rosetu 288

Mats, Eauna*. • • 276

Meyer fimiily. * 64

Cornelias. 64

Henry. 17

Johannes. ...••• ••.....••.••. I, 21

Mick, Emnm A •••..... 334

Middleton fimiily 212

Index Ip Surnauus oiher than Jhinta.

397

Midner. Anbnr £ y^

Thonas •• 354

Miklebereer. Eluabcth 68

Ladewig •••• 75

Miles fiunfljr •• 73

WflliamJ 73

Milkr J67

ftnfly •••930^198

Alfred £• •• 119

AiuuL .* 168

£sBiiifl* •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •390

Hftiriioo •• 391

J.W 18s

Junes Ross 144

John •• 331

Maggie. 13$

NathenicL ••• 310

Robert. ••.•••• sot

MflligsB ^••. 97

Mills, Glen W ..-. 130

yimua F , • 874

Milaer, Jeff. • 164

Miater fiunOy. •••..86s»a66

MiathorSff Ann. • 64

Francjraije. ••••• > 66

PbiUii. 64,66

MinChoni«» Mangle..., •••%•• 66

Mixaada« George B. • 327

Mitdieil fiunily. lao^ 148, l68| 311

Ella. •••324

Mary* ••••••••••••«•••••••••«•• •-• •347

Monforl fiuaily, 88, 89

Aaron.««.«t • •••••• 53

Henry. • •• 94

John ^ S3

Margirel 88

Peter. • •• 39

Phebe •••• • 30

Remas • 53

Slyatie : 88

Monroe, Lanra.....^..^...*^ 333

Mary* % 137

Montanye, Isaac. ••«;••• •••• 4}

Mary % 43

Peggie.. ft 4S

Moon, MolUe 169

Mooney fiunOy i • 380

Moore 333

fimily 33, 173, 381,383

Cbarics. 153

Clyde •.••..• ••#343

David • 331

IdaD ..v ; 347

Moore, Job M.W 381

John W 343

Mary 310

Morgan .....366

Naomi... • 46

RicbardJ...... 391

Risdoo C... • 173

Moran, George.. ••••. .• .365

Morgan fiunfly. 187

Frank.. •*. 331

HettieV 336

Lania .•...•.•.• 360

WlUamV 333

Morris family 380

Adam B 184

Howard 313

Melissa. 341

Morrison fiunfly .316

Helen 83

Margaret 307

Wniiam R 34s

Morse,AsberB 334

Charlea. 334

Morton fiunfly. 183

Andrew 161

Angvsta 319

Jaases p

Sosaa Forrest...... 161

Moees, May D 133

Mott, Eda B^e. ...336

Henry W. 336

Monnt, Hanrcnia Frances • 346

Robert .•«•••••.•••••*«..••..••«*.. 33

Moopin, James 163

Mowier Ibmfly • t«*.376

Mnllen, Christina M • 183

MnlHkcn, Martba Ann 343

Mnnn, Amos.... 33

Mnnsey, Emma • 194

Mnrbarger* David 341

Marpby fiwifly 163

I.V n

Mnrrayt Anna ...•••* 338

Henry. 308

Mnsick, Charles. 337

Charles Albert • 337

Myer fiunfly ••• 31

Myers fiimfly. 379

Edward «....II3

JohnG. 106

Joseph- 378

Margaret ••..••*•.••.. ..141

Mary 331

39<

tndtx to SurHames oikir than Banta.

Myers, Pefcr. 140

Mjrlor, John 273

Naffei, Maria 40

Na^Anaatia. 65

Jaeob 6s

< (vNidwIaa. 6$

|laalwCarfi>Thonaa.,.,fM.^ aS9

IJ Maria i-.f. ...-aSi

Naa^ Artliw ^ 31$

• Joha ais

Naalt Bmfly H ••« *'i^

NaavalMuly.....; 141

N^OHKIttTB 313

Nada,A]ica ;• 31a

NafliSnaaaM 316

NaOt Mary los

Ndai»,Wfllia« 237

HcuMaa, EQuiImcIi*** •••••••••••••• ••265

Kawlmnifiuaily; •••••ajS

Stweoadi» Itoaa J 314
awldrk.fiunily.*., 330

:)icwpan,'l>afid....... 99

Ncwpartt Haanah ito

• T%B§ & i8a

/\ 1 Flora M ayi

Ki^obafrBfly. 394

.'{fkfaola fiudly •• 310

AaaaHall • 336

Nicholaont Mnrtht Jtiit. tpi

Wniiaai 394

Niddaaaiiuaay... 337

.Nlald, Matdt 384

.Kflaa, Margaral., .....iti

Noaa^ Halaa. 168

Noraaa, GarriaC..* 39s

■NflffBMa. a^****^ g^aAl^ mgpJk

,Nackol]8t AmaadaE • •••••137

Natta, Cathariaa • 164

:* o.

OalaMaiiuafly •• 314

Ocalt, Cbariaa W**.. • 380

SaiUyC W 380

Odall finally. •••, '393

O^frBfly. •• 308

.... Mary Aaa 313

'. Roaa 313

picocti EUaabatli 130

bllvar, llattia. 303

O' Mahoney. Joha J 333

Oraai, Eva 300

Siuaael Waslcy. 174

Onaabaa, H. D....^ ISS

Orr» Sarah. 163

Osbora, Kate K 398

MaryCaroliae....' an

Oaborae, Ottrlea. 139

David..... 89

Heary. lay

Sarah EUtabeih..... .....389

Oag» Hattk. 3$!

Oaghletree, Mary • ••131

Ootwatar fiiuiay 41

AgaeaAaa.. 3io

Fraaa Ja c oba e a • •••• **

Headrkfcye ••••• 39

Jaeob .•... 39

Jaoob ^*

Jaa 63

NidiohM. \ 63

Thcaaas • 17

TlMNaas **

Owaaa»JaaMa 387

KataC 173

Loaiaa 364

Ox«Gertrade \\\

P.

Faeksteaa 364

David 73

Pafet Abacr •• 361

Elvira 188

MoaeaP 18$

Paiaier, George 99

Joha 97

Pabaer, C Viola ••.336

Deloa..... • ;.330

Haaaah « • 107

Pariah, Mary 166

Naltoa 171

Parle iuaily. .. •' ••.•330^313

Faaaie.... 338

Parfcafimily. 379^ 380

Parker faaidy.... 143, 340

Coraeliaa 118

Edward 33$

Haaaah Keayoa.... 8$

JaaaAaMik 198

SeyflMar. ...••••.••.. •••■9$

WUIiam Edward. 148

Parfciaaoa fiuBily..... 336

JHdiX i0 Su97iames other than AiN/a.

399

rarks. Betty 117

CUntMi Ue Wiit 320

JoMphC 133

Mary Jaat Cnkison. 271

Naacy E • •••• 264

Parr i6lt

96
*59

43
«9

Jacob

Jaania** ••••••••• ••••••• ••

Parf lit Ccoff^ ••••••••••••••• #••••

Paiwi, AbfalMsi Saata

ParadU Rkfaard

V

Harriet s6

Patc^BM 377

Pateraoiit RebocoL 334

Pattenoot Haster 114

PacioafiuBily 173

Puilifffi, Ct tliafinffi , , 1 1 1 . 3$

JUdwrd P 73

Pavlaoa* GaorgeA 305

Pajiit»Mary **

••

Pftyton, llargvit Aaa 387

PMkf David B •• 341

Paakc, Evtrit IL 308

Joaeph 131

PttlaMSt Elaeia S. 398

Paarca* R^bacca******* ••••••••••••• •••303

Paaria fimily. '• •••••307

PadCf ^maal •• 43

Paakfinnily 33

Jaeobm « ;,; 33

Jaa 10

NaacyA 153

Rachal, David 79

PaHaanytTt Curia. 346

PaaibcrtOB family 387

PMuiay funily. ,•••••• 385

Ptnayt Emom....,..,,., •••338

Laarajaaa ; 134

PMybalMT Marfaral Aaa 143

Parria, MalliaaRiddla 353

Parrina fiunily, 143

Parrott» AlyaMr E. 333

Saraaa • 333

P»ry 146

frBily 338

Amiada»«»««««««.t ••• 334

Edward • ,. 71

Jacob 130

J«w« 74

Paraelfiiaily, « 33

Pcnoaetia family. ••, , ,iot^ 331

Peters fiunily 307

Peterson iiunily 187

Harriet Jane* • • • 191

Mary. 138

l*eyton» Kaaaford. 177

Pbelps iiunily 384

HadjieJ 383

MTtetbropW. 143

PbOipai Rebecca R 304

PbiUipavEdgar...... •••• 305

Eliaabetb 185

lleary W.« 338

WaUaceB 338

Plattt^Aarcn 89

• — ..«9

—. «9

Pidcerinc family. • • 133

Pierct^lLBella.*..... 393

William 153

Pietera, Heasela 33

Pilkey. Charlea. 365

Pi o ck neyf Henry* ••••••••••••••••••••• 303

Ping^ Partbemu >»• 343

Piper, Jobs. 343

Piaer» AamL.,.. • 164

Pistole family 307

PilnwB. Amanda Jane. • 387

Pitaer, liargarct If. 306

Pfaice»Cbarle8 A 335

Joaephine Bogcrt* •••••••••••••••• •3^5

VfcelaadBogert 335

Pleasant. Lacy Lee 353

Plamb, Helen Aamlia • •••• 336

Plankett iiunily 171

Aradnia Belle. • ••••397

Polbeamsv Eauna • • • 146

PoOocfc. Jobn • • ••997

Polly. James 161

Poaieroy^ Everett F. •*••••. .••.•••••• 378

• 343

••••• 343

• a43

> 116

PooItLydbA.

TboamsS

Porter finally.. • « . . •

Jo«epfc

Poatf ffTftfwa Loaisei

Garret

George

GUty

Jobi

190

^9

«44

«I.»44

JttUet R 13S

Letitia. 114

Margaret Jane 190

Mary Ana • 135

\

(

400

I$ul*x h Surnames oiker ikan Bania,

Pott, Natklk A 127

lUchd '. 304

Sftnh Gotuchiai % 81

Pottoo, BnadiLft 303

PottCTt Jennk EUtmbdli 331

PMnslbrd, Ella 143

Povttt family 337

llin«nrs 158

Ptovdtoa fcauly..... ••.40^41

> Martfai. .••••..••., 10,11,31

POfwur, lacfMM. ^ 16

Triatk »

Powka» Jolm 136

Prattf Ccoffgt !«••••••• •••••• •231

Prafcoit, Enily £liiabelli*««*.«...««***208

Prtiton, Mary Cathcrint ai6

Prtwitt fiudly. ^ %%%

Priee, Charlocta •' 317

Sarah E 340

William 318

Pfim,Joaepli «••••.......•• 3a

family. p 167

166

•••••• ai

Pryar, NIdMlaa '. 3s

Padaay, Mary 179

Poatt, LottC ^ 17a

Pagbt Baojaaiia 99

Sarak 183

Palis, Jobn ^••••, 76

Pttlialielt, Caorad , 38

David 68

Pafdy, Mary Jana aoi

Paraallfcauly ««...a4a

PntnaiWi Iarad««««« ••••••#••••« •••t««Jo8

Pyaua family #• ••»•,••#•• 3s

llcssal 3a

Q.

Qaackaalraslit Cathcrina«««*««««««««*«*aQ4

Catrimi 4a

Qaail, Jamaa T. S34

Qttill^Thoaua F 18a

Qaiiaabtnry, Lucy Jaac • 254

Tandy • 96

R.

Radfbrd fuBfly a90

JcoOrcyD 289

Racsdell 256

RaflMcycr faauly • 300

Petar N • 299

Raadell, Martha Jaaa 143

Randolph, Martlia. 316

Nathanial 168

Sarah •••• 14a

Ranga^ Sasaa ••••• 30

Ranidall, Abraham a69

RanidaU family 347

LncyA. 34^

Rathbona, Alica £. aa8

Ravcal. Joaapk 843

Nancy. a4i

Ray,Gaorga • 99

RayoMmd finaily ^•••a35,a36

Samoa! ^ 113

Reed, Anna •• .^ 163,316

EflMlie 6eraldine. 336

Caofffa Whitney 336

Hannah 123

Regan, Lassie A. ISS

Reidfamily • 94

Rdth, George^ 337

Randngton, Frederick aa8

Renudell Aunfly. 347

Rcmsen ikmily •••••• 331

Aaron T. • ao4

Renfrofbnily a^

Ratan fhaaily. • 70

Abrdmm 64

Reynienon funily. 9^97

Reynolds, Cdia V aos

Elisabeth 170

Rhodabeck fiunlly as7

Rhoton, Mary S. a87

Ribble, Lanra S. 333

Rica 306

family a9S

Olive ; a6o

Richards, Cynthia M 293

Richardson, Anry 74

John 74

Ridley, William H *a4S

Richmond, Alica II. 149

Rideottt, Leroy G 316

Ray Ralph. 316

Rigg, Alexander 343

Nancy B. a4a

Riggs iamay . • • %ll

Sarah 9%

Rigley, Mattia 186

RikerfamOy 166

Ciiarics i6s

Mary. 93

Rfley fiwiOy 33^

Jessie Mdvlna 337

Index h Surnames other than Jlanla,

401

Riley, John Albert 337

Rindqniitf Emma Carrie 306

Rip|>y9 Susan Melissa. 31$

Rishling. Clara C 377

Hester Jane. 277

Ritchey, Mary £..'. 30K

Robbins. Rebecca J S79

Robert, Eloise C 238

Roberts fimUy 179

Daniel 339

Diana £ 386

.Elixa 398

Elisabeth* .«•••••••••••• 398

Ephrainu 397

Iiaac .1^

John ; 171

Loniaa Jane. 169

Martha Jane 343

Mary. ^ 339

Mary A '• 397

Mary Jane 391

OnriUeA 397

WilUaaS 97

Robertson, Abbie J • . .*. 351

Catherine 318

David 97

|«nceneth 341

Robinson, Mary Jane.' a8i

Epsajane 341

Rochat, Satie A. 397

Rodffcrs, Nancy.. 349

Rodwell, Delia. 108

Roefunily ..335

Roejer, Cottiao. ....•••.•••«• • ....... 36

Jaeoboa •••#. • •.•• 36

Roeloisen femfly 31

Roff, R. D • 304

Rogers, Caroline L. ... • 141

Lonisa A • 133

Lydk Ann. ; 331

Rohrer* Catherine 375

Mary. 374

Roller, Gaiherinc...... 319

Romaine family >>79 33>

John R 104, 198

Nicholas T 110

Rome, Johanna • 114

Romert Maria. •• 338

Sophia 198

Romeyn, Geesjean. ..;%....• •• 61

Ronkle •••••• • 399

Rootlamily 338

A|irora S....««.««..*.t«.«.,«««. • 4337

Koot, Ervtn licnson 327

JoeL 164

Ropes, Mary Jane 301

Rose, Alesamlcr M 149

Elisabeth 166

Katie. 3oo

Ross, Mary Ann 333

Roasean, Emma V 15$

Ronntree, ElisA 165

Ronse family 86

Rowan, Joseph 380

Rowe, John S. 319

Mary. 7$

Peter Henry 143

Sophia. ••• 379

Rowtend, Eirmolne V 334

Rowllnson, Enphemia 300

Royalty, Emma 384

Rocker, Sepleton. 159

Rnde, James Madison 140

Rnder fiunily ....393

Radyard, Hannah Matilda 330

Rne fiunily 38$* 387

Lottie Evans 386

William M 386

Rttcer, Adella S. 185

Rnndd, EUsabeth Ann. 317

RnsUng, Miriam 108

Rnssell CunHy. 393

Mary S47t 33^

Rnst, Raymond Van Nuys ....160

Thomas M : 160

Rtttheribrdt Morris 107'

Ryerson, Elisabeth A. 135

Gertie 103

John R* 117

Rosina 145

Rynierson, Elmira.. • ^318

8.

Safinfiunlly •• ...143

Salesfiunily 84

Sallee, Elisabeth 167

Sabnon, Ennioe. •...•.••.•••....•••# ..341
Salter, Frances E. M.. 317

Polly '• 93

Sample, Fmmsi ..•.•.•...•••«•.••••.. .301

James M • 300

Sampson fiunily • ^

Samnels family 309

Sanders, Unle. .....180

Sanlwd family 150

Hn^ $••• ISO

4oa

Indtx to SurHitiHts other ihan Jiaaia.

SMndcn (amily 297

Hattie. 133

SffHWIti I 1 1 1 I •• ••••••••••••••••• 142

Smvj, Maade A 230

Sawyer, MaithawS 164

WaltarEarla. 108

SayMpCalvia ia6

Odvia. ••

;« . X>attial..« '••• ••

Joaeph • ••••'•»•« **

Sank Abb. •* ia6

SafakAam. •*

Thomaa 146

Thoaua*. ..••• **

SckamarhorBt Safalda Jacab 83

Sddaaib^ Adas 30$

SckBaittaTa Cafaaliai ••••••••..••••••• .loi

Schaor^ Mary ««..3I9

Sehrivar* David « 30

Sduiylar. •.••••••••144

ScQil fiuidly. • •••aiy

Aaaa 136

Jaaa •^••••343 .

• • John V. IS3

RobarcJ ip

Scrfviar, KUaabadk 73

Sciddtr fiuBJiy • 113

SodltAllradC aS7

Saabwry finaily. 151

Saavfigia ftaiily • 310

Sabam CuBily •••» 139

., Abtam ...139

•-'' Martha 249

ftttTtfa Aftttti I m n 1 1 4 1 •••••#•••• 61

Sailara fiuaay 316

Alias 31S

SaOan* Ltwii C •• 321

Salnaart MarsartC ^ 148

rtPatar. • 29

r« Soaaa R 283

Saatla* Mary Aaa 186

Sargaaatt JoMi '••••••••••••••••••••••206

Sanrait Wmiaaik 128

WIUaB M ; 128

Saivka* Lawranaa &•••••••••••••••••• 120

Sarviiif Martis J*« •••#••••••«#•• ••••••152

Sattlai, Joaeph ^.286

Sariar, Jaoak. ^.284

Saward, Mary F • 214

Sawaidi, Charlotta Aaa 131

Saston, Joha. 243 •

Shada, Margaratta. •••• as

Shady» EauUa 300

Shafer, Cvorge. . . ; 376

Peter 276

Sharp* Bettie. • 244

SharJMteiii, Mary lieteiuu 32

Shaw • • 159

Kmeiiae R 231

George B. • 216

Grace Greeawood 217

Loslia 296

MaadaM 217

Sheas, EUaabeth 75

Sheett, Elles 291

Shaflbr fusily 134

Shelby, Mary EUaabeth 134

Shekkmfiusfly .••227

F. L 329

Shelley, AnaadtfM 321

Sheip, Rotwell 134

Sheanaad, Loaiia 291

Shepard fiunily • 333

Margaret • ••••278

Mary Aaa ••... 30

Shepherdfaaiay >, ^3^233

Carrie • 299

WmiasiT 171

Sheppard, LiUie.D -••303

Sheridas, ThoBMa William 4.339

Sherwood lasilly ••• 272

Shielda, Jaaa...... #•••• •••••• .317

Shively, Hesry. • • 60

ShoesKiker, Alexias 1 33

JohaH 133

Shrevea, Laoetta ••••#•••#••••••• ••••••202

Shsart, Abmi 128

Shack fiiBuly ••138, 159

Agsea 94

ABdrew.«t«««.*t*« 32

Assa». •••••••• ••.•••*•• • 93

EUesaM 303

Richard 53

SaUy ....136

WlUlam 3^94. IS7

Shasta, Haasah Maria.. ••••••••••••••• 73

Shaater, Mary A • |8§

Shate fiuaily 203

Sibeathall fiuaily ••••••••••••••■••••• • • 100

SidHda,Jdha. 118

Joha Barron • 118

%^^^a^^^^ap^pa ■^■•^^•e wvvvooe oaaaov vve avovoa aoo s^sa^

Sncox,Naacy 97

Sinfuaily 126

Sillaiaaiily 131

!miex h Surntimti oikvr Ihan lUtnla.

403

Silvers, James. # 314

Simmt, Martha Iloleii 316

SimpaoB fiuBily ••343

Alfred 8O3

Frances IS. ••• 184

MyraK*. ..« 341

Nellie Attgwta 303

Tomliason 341

Singer fiuoily 318

Albert. 317

Si|i» Mary Allan. 14

Sitcher, Racfad. 81

Skaats, Bartholomew ia6

Mary. 155

Mary Ann ia6

SkidsdU Isaac.... 116

Skinner, Ephraim Jolui .....iTt

Sledd, Benjanin. 244

Sleeper • 374

Sloat, Charity L. 336

Slot, Pieler Janaen 11

SmaO, Malinda. •% 376

SbmIL Marr Bdle.' 3j6

Smedley, Martha.. ..*• 166

Smehs frmfly 377

Smith ftnUy. I34t I74« i'?* 34S

Ada 397

Albeit M ,.188

Anumda 373

Anna Jane • 345

.1 139

«5i

Daniel 193

Elinibeth»«»t«««««. •••«••••••••••• 43

Emrcsjane. 313

George I« • •••134

Harry 85

Hart '. 188

Henry ..■.••#••••••.••••*.••••..• loo

Haldah Jane. • 143

John • 361

Joseph C 331

KateB 315

UnnieL • 330

Looise 311

Lacinda*..**.*.. •••.••#•«••. ••••139

Mary. ^.« 367

Mary Alida 108

Nancy.. •• •• ids

Nannie \ .189

Sadie. • 346

Sttsaa •••..•••••«.••..•••••• 90

Smith, 'lliettnix 33

William ItUckwooa. 338

Smock family 167

Elisabeth...; 167

Jacob S>t 167

John. $7,58

Sneedea fiuttHy 197

Snell, Abraham 143

Snider, Mary Coo8er 367

Snyder, Martha 398

Melissa 368

Sohier, Francois **

Marie ••

Soper, Kesm. 344

Sorter ftmily. • 375

SoBsard. I30

Sowise, Sally Maria. 334

Spader, Benjamin 53

Sparks fiuttily. 3>S* 3^

Jonah • 344

Spear, Sarah 337

Spenlock, Hiram 365

Spenitt, Minnie. 303

Spinning finaily I19

Spragne, Lodiea Mary ..'..131

Wealthy ; 143

Spraker, Joseph. - 148

Sqiires, Frances Sophia 331

J3»«t UA

SuggftmQy ••• ;o

Ahram 98

. Anna De Peysicr •••.•.147

Comditts 79

Georgie .170

Henry Banta 147

I. DePeyster 147

Jtaws 97

Margaret 36

Stem, MaryM 153

Stanlbrd, James N 36$

Stanley, HenrietU 133

Sarah F 306

Staplcton, Thomas. 133

Stecnbarg, Ann Eliia. 334

Steiabadi, Anthony. 39

Steinle, SasannaC • 340

Stennett, Albert 366

Stephens, Eliza Ann.*.. 337

Stephenson 367,477

Sarah E 343

Stevens ihmily lllf 334

Nancy. 174

Samad 174

404

Indix lo Surnames otAtr than Bania.

8tiv«Bio«, Flortaet 948

Sitwafft Itmilx 188

Avgvsta Ltticift ^31

Mom. 343

ThooMf J 339

8l.Gtorft 144

Sifckkrt SaUy. 83

8lilk.Gfii4« 64

Slillwcllt Mary Rtbteci. •'.119

^■■■•^ Btffh^i 1 1 1 I •••••314

SdM. Slisabcck 186

J«k« 99

Slotttii^ftaiay 166

Slofdaki Mary. 341

•Slokttfiw&y 314

Stolbfaad fcauly. 333

SCOM tkaily 311

. FraadiB... 169

Horact M 140

•" ThonaaJ 169

Slonr, Emily Woodbwy 335

Saaaana 33

Maria. 198

8lava^'Albaft«»«a^^ •••• • •■334

' FrtdarickB. 333

MOaa ; 334

Slnal.JoluiT 73

Slrawiar, KWiabatlL 186

SlrylMfb Maria 87

Scakai Lalitk^*^ •••••••••••••••••317

8iarB» Charlaa L 303

StyoMta, Caspar 14

JaM 66

Staphaa * 336

Sadald, Jacob 166

Swart, Naacy 149

Swarfwoatt Hal«s^.«. 134

Sarah..; 39

Swaaay, Elliabtth B. •••073

Saraaif Bryaa •...•.•.••••.•••••••«..•• ys

Sarohailuafly 333

SyaMn, Haaaaii , 106

SyaMsaaa, Maria • 38

T.

Taby, Chirlttt.. ....••.•.. 348

Tai( Amelia 333

Mary, 334

Tagatv Draaflla 304

Talbot, Sarah E 140

Taieatt, Ladaa H 118

TallaMa, Joha Garret yt

Tallmaav Maria 6o» 333

Mary^ 98

Tamkias, Carrie E 333

Taaaerfeaiily 3aOt3ai

Barbara 378

Naaaie J 313

Tappaa, MfaMrra^ 137

Taylor 166

Aletta 331

Jaae 301

Joha W 314

Matthew •••• 314

Naacy^ 73

RathAaa 84

SaBieF 303

Tcati, Jessie 399

Temple, MiBard FUlawre 300

Teaaey iaauly 386

Terbaaefiuaily.^..74,97, 113,130, 327,330

Abraham •••• 147

Abram Joha 199

Albert Albert **

Carrie 331

Charity.. 101

BBraheth 133

Eaftae^a^ •• •••• ••••••••••••■•.•••166

Garret !!•••• 333

Ceorpaa ••••••••..•••.. •««..• •••166

Harriet..., • 334

Headrickse Albert. 31

J«»por* 3aS

Johaaaes ....loi

JohaV.B... ••••.315

Laora... 313

Maggie Aaaa 199

MaritieAlbert •^

Rachd Stephear ** '

Richard A 133

Stephea Albert **

Vyatie 71

WyatieAlbert ••

TerriB, Martha Aaa 178

Teamey, Paralee 385

Tlmlkaldliunily 343

Thiebaail, JasU... 177

Thoous fiiaiily 313

Betey 93

Kate 168

WBBam 113

Thompeoa fitmily. ..•..•.•.•334

Eilllh Mathews. 343

Fred. A...... .•••.140

Imhx to SHrnamts other tkaH Jianta.

405

TlioinpfOB, Frederick C . . ^ 125

Jeiper N ..». 271

Nanqr Cttherine 255

Sadie Frances. 134

Seaton £ 254

Thorp, Aaaic • 212

EUsmbeih 263

MelMliL s6s

Thanua, WnUan.. 96

Tidjen, Chrittion H yt^

TOlimii, Mary Ana. 218

TlaapMB, Sally 209

TlakeTi RaaionL ••••••••••••••••••••• •24S

Tianey, Maad. 321

Tisdak, Alice W.., 291

TitasvOanu • 254

TodcC Harriet. 177

Tocn iainfly •• 39

TocMT, James W 292

TomliBionfiuDtly., 151

David P 150

Nellie M 222

Tonpkias fiuuily 117

OaaidD. 66^211

Torbeit, Mary Jaae 218

Toara* EUea 130

Towle, Elizabeth 242

Townes* James W • 311

RaUa t...«.« 311

Tewnscnd, Emom Jane ••••••• ••••169

Tkafer fiuaily 181

Jaeob 180

Tra|>hagea« Amy M #••••• •••.••326

TresoMt James 333

THplettiaaiOy.... 186

Trvaa, Sarah Aan* •• •• 148

Tmettt Wimiie Lottisa 264

Tramps Saaan. 319

TadMr»Ellsa 143

Mary • 143

MelissaAmi. 291

V.O 2$3

Tally, William 328

TaaMy, Sarah £••••••• 283

Tkqiper, Loceaa..' • 129

Tamer, M« A..,. ••••329

Smith • #••••••• 300

TattlCb Jobs • 22

Twiaeham , John • • • • 248

Tyler,LoaJ 256

NVhitsoa. 166

WQUarn 273

Tyag family 1 08

Tyrrell, William ISO

UnderhUU Edward 234

UUey, Mary 166

Utter,AnaaM 334

Sj^vester 334

V.

VaO fiuaily 222,223

Valeadae fiuafly. 101

Joha.* 219

Blargaret* •••••••••• ••••••••••••• 128

Sarah A 129

Vaa AQea family Preface, 234

Vaa Aaglea, John 166

Van Arsdale family 90, 99t 1641 165

166, 1681 284. 343

Cornelias A S7» S^

Eleanor 17S

EUaabeth 97, 161

ErfBfa^B.Iiabelle 249

Isaac 58

John 16s

LncM. P.5«

Mary 89.97

Molly 60

Nancy 341

Poer. 97

RacheL S9k 339

Sanlbffd....... 283

Sarah 30

Shnon. S^t S^. S9» 89

Van Aridall, Fronie 283

Van Ansdall, see Vsn Arsdale

Vaa Blareom family 334

David los

CarreL , 191

JanLabbertse **

Radml 47

Van Biandis, Charles 266

Van BresiedCf Johannis Jensen - * *

Tryntle. **

Van Brant, Lydk 150

VanBryck, Mary Ann 194

Van Baren, Ann Elisa S48

Fiends. 83

John 83

Van Baskirk, see Baskirk

finally 155

AeUie....^ 73

4o6

JhJ^x to SurHmnes otkrr than Jianta.

V«B Batkirk, Ana 133

' Dsvid 75

Edgir B los

Edfftf P : los

» EUttlieth 198

Fytit. 24

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Deborah. 84

Vaa Eltea, Anna 30

Vaalket, Nancy 166

Vaa GcUar, Fytia ••

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KINSHIP.

INASMUCH at the inquiry may arise in the minds of some who find their names in
this volume as to the relationship they bear to others mentioned herein, it may be
well to state a simple formula by which some of the inquiries may be answered.

Persons are first cousins who have a common ancestor in the second preceding
generation ; they are second cousins when they have a common ancestor in the third
preceding generation ; they are third cousins when they have a common ancestor in the
fourth preceding generation* etc.

Bearing in mind this ftct. it will not be difficult to determine the relationship
between two persons of the same generation— reckoning from Epke— by 'using the
foltowing formula:

Take for escample, aoA4 on page laS and 3037 on the same page, both of the
seventh •generation* and whose lines of descent are as follows :

ao34— Samuel* Abram* Samuel^ Abram> Cornelius^ Epke.i
3P37*— Thomas^i Abram* SamueM Abram' Cornelius' Epke.^

These persons have a common ancestor, Abram,* in the second preceding genera-
tion, and they are first cousins.

Take 1865 on page 1 18 and 1906 on page taa ; their lines of descent are as follows :

1865 — Petrus* Jan* Cornelius'^ Jan> Cornelius' Epke.^
1906— Wicrt* Hendrick^ Cornelius^ Jan' Cornelius' Epke.i

These persons have a common ancestor, Cornelius,^ in the third preceding genera-
tion, and they are seeond cousins.

Take M14 on page 137 and 3034 on page 138 :

30i4<»Joseph* Joseph^ Cornelius^ Abram' Cornelius' Epke.^
sou-'-Samucl* Abram^ SamucH Abram' Cornelius' Epke.^

These persona have a common ancestor in Abram,'of the fourth preceding genera*
tkm, and they are third cousins.

Take 1865 on page 118 and 1956 on page 136 :

1865—Petrus* Jan' Cornelius'* Jan' Cornelius' Epke.i
1956— Albert* Jacob' Cornelius^ Jacob' Cornelius' Epke.^

These persons have a common ancestor in Cornelius,' of the fifth preceding gen-
eration, and they are fourth cousins.

Chapter III., page 14, gives the names of the children of Cornelius' EpkeM these
of course, are first cousins of the children of Seba,' Hendrick,' Dirck ' and Wiert,' on
pages 15 and i6.

In chapter IV,, all the pcnoiu mentioned of the rourtli generation in the line ol
Corneliiia,> pagei 17 to 34, are lecond cousini of ail the persona of the latne generation
in the Unei of Seba,> Hendrick,^ Oirckl and Wiert,> on pagei 24 to 36.

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